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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
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UrIDt Au- II. ~. .t. Ion.
The edG.cs, state. 70 tho public mat y ms ''',i N
lc duty of tie sigucr> Of T. Yz: N'hiSo' h,,-'i.
Boone AMI S,nn-llow. Ia keep correctly "'t LUZ,
advised of the moyoincn,r oi the Ahoonl'tS. E'c'.
who Is In favor Of making kansas zee ''''''
they call Abolitioui-ti .l...
Now every man will conccde th'm lh' In. ~
keep ho, Nd up in this and cv,fy "iher il!' '. en-
hut what makt- il the duty of cltizci' oi
interior, il the affairs OF the chc' oi hAh'"'' - '''
fully shown. ,L..o
Tie fin. statement that Brown with party q" IN.
hundred AhoiIt.oni,i, drove Il colony ~ ''I t
int" Missouri. j. hot true. Brown \" III i'"1 o. .i
tine His Was said t. have o,crrn l. Is ~ -.
about eighty Fro,-S'a'r men l,ii their nome , h
out guerrilla band oi horse thieves "p'"' ' sb.
drcd ia number and thnt thcy rcc'Fe4tu So M, 80.
iuc.,s and ,ui.dr,i> cioihu-. taken u '''' | -.
Lawrence and returned them 70 tic'T OWN ,,.b,.
that they drove them out j. not qh'c PIvF ~ ,'. ..
incy reached der den The gucr1lias ma '' ''
man could be- seen. Their gui! ie"is '' ~
away ... ,.. mon.
Tie second statement il untrue D'.9OS h',' n.','
ramed White "r auy other actual 't'l''' ,." S.n
driven out by the Fr,,->tHtc men ana ~ "It.1 ,L
man III the Territory prcicnds To acA'''"'' '''
bo-u, .aws ,a.d. r..tl;. =; A.
1hc hind statement in relation 7" '"',E,''', = r'
toff,i D, my letter OF the 2ih will -h"" in''o W
l,,, than one hundred Frc, STATE men a.u o,T' io.'?
Young southern = n, u!cn.' l. l. H'' ""- 'I'' VA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

VIs1T 70 THE NoRFoLk BuR1A1. GsoUsn-o,
yesterday evening, in company with "a friend
we took walk to this great field of mortality
a the WITH much melancholy interest gazed upon
which visited and depopulateti our city in tn,
iaii OF 1865. Sad and sickenine was The scene
to behold Vast fields dotted with graves strech.
ed out to the view, an occasional marble desi@na-
uing the resting place of some beloved victim of
the yellow scourge. Whole clusters of graves
whose sleeping inmates are unknown to n livine,
ma man, and win remain 50 till eternity, with moth.
fast sinking to a level, arc seen for many acres
As we entered the third gate we met two females
with eyes moistened by tear shed over some
departed friend or relative. Passing on we were
shown some of the benevolent works Of the late
iamented and beloved Hunter w oodis. and WIN
b Ferguson, and the philanthropic Kirk Patrick.
whose deeds viii grow brighter with the flight
OF time. We then reviewed the pits in which
vast numbers ofthe poor victims, were pronis-
e G., thrown These scenes were sickcning
to witness, but they tend to remind theliyine
that it is appointed unto man once to Clic:' and
after spending an hour among the dead we re-
turned wiser if not another man.-N0rfok
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

wATsoS's TES DotLAR SEWING MAcuxR-we have had the
pleasure of examining what appears one of the
most simple complete and effective labor saving machines
OF the age 1t is ten dollar sewing machiue-neat and
tasteful in its appearancenvente patented by Wat
son. II he Is not entitled thanks of an Over-workcd
class OF needle women, difficult to imagine how the
thanks Of the community he due to any INVENTOR
While We have had infinite amount Of talent and labor
expended other great improvements and while the
minds of many ingenious been directed to
improvements OF the larger sewing nachnesthe price of
which are complete obstacle to their general
1T does not appear that the invention machine which
could be Afforded price of ten dollars hitherto
been considered by them possibility: yet We find that
an ingenious mechanic has smpled his invention rs to
bring within the reach of almost every family We have
seen this machine in operation, examined some
beautiful specimens work and hesitate not to that
1t entirely practical in It's character and W In our judg
mcnt find Its way into general We cannot we think
do to the public greater favor than direct attention
to this lnyention.-C De1oeratie-E Press, sSz
See advertisements in 'anoti err eoiupn actia g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

A LETTER from Central Ohio last night says
that the like of,the political excitement that
fascs there now was never known before. It has
h'erallyfeOme up to that passage of Scripture
that speaks of father being againstson, daugh-
scFasainst mother and whole families in discard.
Some persons have actuaIly made tia point of
Conscience to discontinue their business and 70
SairalatOns with each other, as they cop.d not
Temsio On peaceful terms The writer es,t.-sss.
IS great anxiety for the result, let it =. .s :.
val. A great deal of money, to me amount Of
a nhlhOs dollars perhaps, IN the State will
change hands on the .esults IN the different
S ,SaSes' All eyes are turned to Pennsylvania as
c rs great arbit., of the coming Waterloo. and
Saptains ial,d Colonies, commissioned and non.
commissioned officers are being despatched by
the difere,-t parties every day to. the scene O
1t occurs to us from tho tenor Of the news
above given that It ws1ld be a good time fol
thatsasaGees old FrenChnan, Monsieur De Toe.
qneV'le 10 drop in among us and take few
notes On our governmental arrangements. Mr.
Oesaine, editor OF the London Times, is just il
Se7f0A We congratulate him
= ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

ATHrsAEuN-To-night will be presented, for
the first time in Wheeling, WAsu1Sarox IR-
vNG's admirable legend of RIP VAN wlxxLE,
being for the benefit of s. W. GIESN, whose
nirth-provoking presentations have given the
dramatic public so much pleasure, during the
present week Poor old GRIP VAN W1SxLEl
Does nobody know poor RIP VAN WNkLE 2" If
they donot, let them go to the Athenaeum to-
night and make his acquaintance at;the shortest
possible notice, in the which, our word for it
they will find treat rarely afforded, and
reap harvest of mirth amply sufficient to keep
them laughing,for week to come Go and see
poor old RrP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
MARINE LAWS

WAsHisoToS, oct. 23rd.-1st. Shipments in
foreign ports are subject to the requisition OF
the Consul to take on board and carry TO the
United States distressed mariners, but not sea-
men or other persons accused of crimes and to
he transported to the United States for protec-
ton. r
I'd. Officers and crews of the United States
arc not entitled to salvage, civil or military, as
OF compile legal right The allowance of sal
wage, civil or military, in such cases, like the
allowance Of prize money on captures, is against
public policy and ought to be abolished in the
sea service, as it was long ago in the land SER
3D.. District Courts of the U. S. have power
to provide specially for the confinement Of per-
sons convicted by Federal law, if refused ad-
mlttanee into the jails of the State In such
cases the persons may be confined in the peni-
tertiary of the District of Columbia.
4th. There is punishment by statute for the
act OF shipmaster in unlawfully putting sea
man on shore in a foreign port but not for an
assault on seaman on board ships or otherwise
in foreign port.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

PITTSBURGH AND SrEuBESvLLE RA1LRoAD.-
The Pittsburgh journal of yesterday, speaks en-
eOuraGinglyo of this Improvement, now in pro-
gress of completion. The editor says, that R.
" Latham, Esq, President of the Company,
and Mr.. King, one of the principal Lessecs, have
just made a visit of inspection along the whole
hne, making contracts for the uncovered points
Of the work. They returned to the city on Sat
uFday evening last, and we learn from them that
contracts have been CLOSED for the two bridges
at steubenvillc and Pittsburgh. The work is in
progress on the bridge over the Ohio, and will
be pushed with energy, as the connection there
Is SO much more urgently needed, and the work
viii consume moro time and money than the
bridge here. Along the whole line of the road
now we understand, the work is going forward
With energetic strides, aud particularly at the
long tunnel, near this city, and on the bridge at
SeObeuyillc, Afew months, no doubt, will en-
able us to announce that the work is complete,
and the direct connection established between
Pittsburgh aud Steubenyille.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

w-Thc Great Electric oIl.-pror. pk Gn,-u
every person who doubts where get genuine
- III OIL ana whether Il does not cure all pains in day
street N y sehnieder Masonic Hail. George c. Byer ESQ
og Norh Third street. also Dr. Reyser, Lawrence Hotel
ana every prominent druggist in this every r. CITY
au or whom sell my Electric on $1,000 Will given every
sen my Electric on and other-take this wager YOU
o9asters None genuine without on tl,e lana and
"iO"ll on tne gas. PRoF. G. De GRATH, :
- Only maker Of Electric on in the world
Sole depot, SO South Eighth street. below CheSnut Not
FePR NOV i as bssey advertised by pretenders
Also, by i},1 LAUGHL1NS' 4 BUSHPIEID
OCAo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

YESTERDAY morning Mr. YIN. Ewing, Jr.,
died very suddenly of disease of the heart,
Stth which we learned he had for some time
bsen afflicted. Mr. Ewing was young man,
hariy yet in his prime, and his death will be
reatly lamented by his wife and child, and
lrge circle of warm friends His funeral will
hke place at P. NJ this evening. The print
GsOf this cityarc requested to meet at the En-
CINE house of the Hope Fire Company, there to
frn in procession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
MISCEIl LA N .El)BS
TWO MILLa IN. oNr

"
Thus enabling using them 70 accomplish
much In the same time be done BIS single he
the strength Si and the snufsct1rsfs III n. n
challenge The srid 70 produce machine, for
power 80 llt and portahle and yet so strong
DoHbfc Lftties fsinni CoFn nsIIf
M T. e sspS. s se any fair
pen 70 Be nail bit Of graysi small k II tie
We Do not OF sosr te IN s Lest
RaFtR s, stock sroxsEs BqtsheEs my and
pHIposss We say that in every 10 head that
IMPROVED dLITTLE GTANrp is now odered IS dc
BEST CORN AND COB cRusHER EYER NxDEs xNfss
ysT5 s.es7 t=- rs so GUARANTEED,
No. = or three horse Mil grtnds, from % so,
horse Mdi srnd; from is to ;f'''s y
:. Mi sri6d: from 10 10 Is
"1. viii grind rom to bushels per isgr, $40
-ss2 o. oo,,.. ,.,, y, 80. SCOTT ilkpsEs
Geaas:-I have had ayNo LITTLE GidBT' VIZ M
U.S. Tor the last nine and have fed oe
horses and muie harder during past SIMMER
sy aass nsyse ssSFs AZ this
hiteen bushels per hour easily and feel confident t
sliz sF q ssse using the MIL s
GIANT far ySnpeSierto any have seen :
White Han, ?. o. Madison Co.. Ky. T. .11sg
Gs9ss. sss SnsiRsga Weekly Time; Nay 15ta 1885
:. the LITTLE GIANT NTH TRiyM hX
that assembled
the 9th TO witness trial OF between the Little Giant
and the Excelsior Mills The former of which is owned By
Louisville Courier says: ~ X
The grand contest between the Corn and Cob Mills
Little Giant and "Exeelsior Young America attracted
no little attention. and despite the rain on both aaFge
We believe was the second trial had this spring between
contendtng hls The present triumph
gobet valued at $50 The judges appointed BY Btns
Slay Esq President OF The Bourbon Agricultural Society,"
tensiye stock The following is the report 5fe
THE undersigned having been appointed committee OF
members OF the Bourbon County Agricultural
anee the relative merits Corn Cob Mills of
Messrs Scott Hedges CinSinnAt the tIIttie
Giant and OF Alessrs Douglas Smith, 4 Co., zanesve o.
named Young America CLoYets PRtent) The
May, 1856. ~ 80
"The Little Giant, in hundred revolutions ground
tteekpe and hd bhes Of meal, average draft OF
400 pounds by the dyndiHometer. Young America,
0he at an average draf OF 100 pounds bnshel
OF me meal ground by each mill was through
aud No. 6seye The quantity OF cobs left In
rom the meal ground by the Young America, wns$doube
that OF the Little Giant The meal OF the Little Giant wEs
was o. more uniform hnches than p ground te Young
America Though the Mills OF equal Inch.
esq the grinding surface In the Little Giant Is anoSed
be nns ttInes greater than the Young America Mi
tests and an examination Of the construction of
me mills led the committee to the opinion that s
Giant Ia the superior mill, and best adapted of
the farmer and they therefore Messrk. Scott
hedges the two silver gobets. nRUTUS JsCLAY,
a-a W. K. DUNCAN,
C.T.GARRARD,
---s--.-.5. r. HuTcHcRAFT
Rer Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
no THE PURETC.

r,s,,e TIL, day sold to lLessr. Campbell MeDermot
Ia.ellseneer ONCE were.urn our sincere thanks
n,rons for the many acts Of kindness We have re.
rs ...lsr hands and cordially commend our successors
...ose. We doubt mot they wi ever be found promp,
attentive to every department of business. and viii
.,7sy the patronage of the community.
account. viii run to the 18Th instant, and NC hope our
,,a, III aid Us speedily closing up our out-standlng
.,sant'.
~ ps,ins.s of the rr VIII be settled by either of the
,. and r. Beatty VIII be found at the Office for that
,s5a... sss BEATTY & co.
Wheeling, Oct. s,h, 1855. 49,, ltala ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
NEW YORK MARKET

Der. 28.-Flour advancing, 14,5Oo bbls. sold.
State 6,55aT0, Southern 2, 25a7 go. Wheat nd;
vancing, sales $4,000 bush. at L ,7Oal, rs for
white, and Local. go for red Corn firm, 81, 900
bush. sold. Pork quiet, market easier CVei
firm, Lard quiet but easier at IS 1-2. Whisty
exhibits an upward tendency; sales at SO I-2.
Stocks dull. Chic. & R. i, 90 1-s. Comb.
II l-s. III. Cent. Bonds 90 rs Mich. South.
ern 81 IA. N. Y. Cent. sS Ia. Penn. Coal
Go. 93.S4 Reading 20. Gai.S& Chic 100 i1.s.
Mich Cent 90 ia Eric GO j. 8,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

TIM ouEsrSOu srrrLED.-ADAMs was awarded the dr.t
1renfun, the best Dagucrreotype likeness M t I
Fair in this city. Also the premium best display of pa
guerreoypes osR HuxnREp DOLLARS will be given to any
Arttst In Trginia can equal his pictures either on
Glass Silver plate. Call at his Gallery 1856 Main street.
of UniOn and examine his AmbrOypes Daguerreo.
ypes aud Photographs. oct11
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

II willbo seen by an advertisement in anoth-
sr column that our citizens are to be visited by
the distinguished musical composer Mr.. L, V.
II. Crosby, of Boston, who, together with his
hdy, are giving concerts in the principal cities.
OF one 50 well known in the musical world as
Nj. Crosby VIC deem it unnecessary to speak
The bare announcement will be sufficient to
guarantee him fine house at Washington Hall
on Saturday evening Hcis the author of many
of the most popular pieces now in vogue. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

- TIM + ATRIcAL IrRsfs.- PIN. AprtpH,Ns
Inns Is the last week of Mr. Forrest at tho. Wal
nut; Miss Laura Kecne plays there next week
AT AT the Arch, king joint was produced on
Monday Ial evening,-M H. A. Perry as King
g n n n nr. w: Wheatley as Falsonbridge; Mrs.
closed, but will reopen on Monday eyenine
SS SI : :, THEATRE, CScISNAT1, oH1o.-Mr.
a'iI a, mrs, n; 81 Conway are the present stars.
Mr. Neatie plays next in St Louis. ,''''
mr. and MISS Richings are doing splendid
dock at the Cleveland Theater. -ii' eOl'-
Miss Eliza Logan will commence an engage
men aent at fices Theatre, Ill, on Monday evening,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

CAUTION TO BrsISEss MES.-Thc New York
Journal of Commerce cautions its readers in all
parts of the United States against buying bills
Of exchange, or any description OF negotiable
securities, of strangers, or persons of doubtful
character. We have heard within few days
Of number of very adroit tricks by swind-
ler, part of whose career we have heretofore
described. THERE'S nOabsolute security against
ffand; but transaction implying any conf
dence in the honesty of person whose charac-
ter is unknown or doubtful, is an open door
through which we are almost certain to be cheat
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
FRoMMAsHNGrnN

/, OcT. 23.-George c. Whiting, of this CITY.
tate Chief Clerk of the Department of Interior
has been appointed Commissioners of Pensions.
vice Judge Minot resigned. -, dT6 =
Moses Kelly has been appointed Chief Clerk
of the Department OF Interior II.
Owing to pressure of public business it is
probable the President will decline the invitation
to attend the Maryland Fair. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
FROM NEW ynnr

Der. 2S.-Thc Tribune has information. from
Custom House officials to the effect that several
siayers are being fitted out at this port, to take
advantage Of Walkers recent decree permitting
slavery in Nicaragua TISre1e
The amount of forged paper issued ov HIM.
tington, as far as identified reaches n e.
BOO goo dollars and further amount of abont
$4,000 dollars will lie brought forward to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
AYERS CATHARTIC PITTS

ME sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
teiF utmost to produce this best, perfect pnrga-
tive which Is known to proofs are shown
that these PLs have virtues which In the
ordinary medicines and that they n-
take but powerful to cure penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities bedy remove he OBJ
They purge tile foul kamors Which breed ana tro s
temper stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into their
natural action and impart healthy to the
whole system. Not only they cure the eServday COM
plants Of every body but also formidable and dangerous
they produce powerful effects they are at te time In
diminished doses the best physc mat can be en-,
lor children Being they pleasant
ake ana purely vegetable free from any risk
Of harm Cares have been made which surpass belief were
they not by Of exalted position and
nent and ave LENT their 10 GER
sty to the public the reliability my remedies Wilde others
paratons contribute Immensely relief Of my actel
suffering feilow-mcn. '
The Agent below pleased to furnish gratis nv
ana the certificates Of their OF following com
Costvencss, Bilious Complaints Rhenr,,ti.,n nos.
Heartburn, Headache arising Stoiach Nausea
Morbid inacton Of the Bowels, pain arising
eutaneous Diseases, which require an eyacant edieine
Scrofua, or Kings Evil They Also BIZ purifying lie blood
would not be supposed they could REACH as Deafness
IN s.. MSurngiH and Nervous Irrabty,
structlons Of Its functions. " Wv
Dc not be rutoG by unpncpled dealers with some other
phi they make more profit Ask ATERs Plus and
take nothing sse No other they give you compares
w, Nh tns IN us lnIrnstc Ha!ut curative powers. The
have 1t. ' ~ ' Nu'"
Prepared by Dr James C. Ayers. 80.
Practical and Analy teal Chemist,
PRICE 25 CTS PER Box.........P1yE BOXES FOR Il.
tns genuine article y sold by & :, - +
Andby all Druggists wheeling and DeaeTsn sie5.,,
s'el!"'ete' as2T6nr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

Tnr Union Fire Company of Zanesyille having
filled to adjust their difficulty with the, City
Council have swung loose and organized them
selves as an independent company, and gener-
Ousy proler their assistance as heretofore to the
citizens when needed. We trust the. Council
viii reconsider and come to realize with Balti-
more Jskey, that the ''Fireman's heart is in the
rghtplacc," although jealous of his rights.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
SUNK.

n. Y, Oct es-The steamer Hero. of the
opposition line between Boston and this city,
was sunk last night in the Providence river. No
lives lost. $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

RH. WATSON, corner of Market and Monroe.
h.s still few lots of Caps, Hats, Boots and
Shoes remaining, which he will close out at
gatly reduced prices. Just go in and price
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

ConsaptiUss, do not despair tn you have tried Arms
yhkkht PseToRAL 1t is made by of the medical
IN me world and Its cures all round bespeak
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24
3aEsOR N Owe N II
zar kdRs o. s. o Ssnra 81 S Il

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.s9EOR NONEMBER
l,.,tt,,, ~ y sl,s,s. II !. S1SllsNts.
tfi ~ OF 81 BARTHOLOMEW BY s C.
/ Annott. = 10
IluHtIated by5 Il inc HuRraviTies i5sfe
! UP AND Dovsss ksfTlSCf fITE AN;rFs =
Illustrated by IsycIyss ss,,ySss ,sfft,,.
iSoAifItlLNe AfoUr fIiE HORSE ~ Il II PsSsrs
hAAustfRfs
MOTHER AND chi u ARE wFIi = - :
PASSAGES 0EEkSFFRS m ASfEt ny q t,rts,ff,,,
GtiiinffnteiI nv ystiSf ri, - IN -
4 MARX nj RlslF az, Flllt Mi - 80
THE aREAF l.ElInEAlIl s-f9tiIrlw fPVffs go
ION WOMEN IOTIi : Z -
lluN. FOR filF fnfffnp JaFf seasst5s - X
LION ITIINTERI NEW YORK LIZA
ELag le1ls
LTTTfE n0isielT NJ issfs - TS,-ss,s
II :, ~ $500
" an X y tesf fA4ets DsnSS y
trfFt SegrTf .1t.,.
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IIIIY RlsCl,p n M ~ y
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EpIT,Ssl; NE IsAl \ 9 ~ seF q,
q, -. Ii..ssssssi rsyinrs. ssts7.
f7i-stl Allrs OF Al tEfTlsERS,s ~ 9 81
excuse fOf n Afe6i.
RnFtt il1nle Hands gents IN
sfhfil -fiye 10 Ten Dol-
lAss onldenttaf Clerk anted IL Ypnbf
X Ataos.. -s-4o Dung Gen lenian wants Z wife
fashions Fur HOyEAtnERs ~ e. - fez7gs
and VISITING roicts-svsfyet
| : H2nhe X Bonnet z 2 sifSsfSs
AHfyIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-24

RIVER AND WEATHER. 8
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 23.-River 16 inches and
rising very slowly. Weather wet. O. -
CIScIssATI, October 2S-Riyer unchanged