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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
FRnMMASnINGrnN.

MAY 13-Mr. buchanan arrived here this
evening, accompanied by committee of the
Baltimore Councils. A large number OF persons
were at the railroad station, who received and
walked with him to the National Hotel, where
he was greeted with cheers No formal speech
cs were made Mr. buchanan will be scrcnaded
tonight. lie will rcmein ten days.
The impression that the Nicarauguan 2iinis-
ter will be officially received by the President
when lie shall present his credentials, is doubt
less well founded.
IsEcoxD DISPATCH, 14ti.l
Mr. Buchanan was sercnadcd last night, and
in answer to a call made brief speech to amin
mensc crowd, returning thanks for his cordial
reception by the citizens of Washington. He
regarded the present position of the slavery
question as iinality, and repeated the opinion
expressed in his Baltimore speech. He conclu-
ded by inviting the citizens generally 10 call up
on him.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested. He
remains here ten days.
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L. BockrSc & Co. have for sale a very pure AZ
,icle of wiuc and brandy for the sick They
look upon medicines of all kinds, us being very
disagrceable to the palate and consequently have
determined to keep 10 article but the very best
and urest, rendering it necessary to take as
littlr as possible.
Ed. alsohas a good quality of Cigars and To-
bacco. Lovers ofthc weed twill take due notice
aud govern themselves accordingly
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MEDICAL
AL SHOULD TRY lYy!
DIR. j.. H'osTETT ER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BTTTERS.
Zoo, GOO Ko..le. sold IL ono \ enr.

NToTuISGn the matchmaking ia the medical market
IN the fifty years, has SeuAlSdI nor can
article be produced equal to this
GREAT ASTI-DYSPEPTIC.
DR.. IoSteter preparation Is not old gTannys recipe,
experimental result OF Amateur Physi.
clans Investigation. 1t Is the result Of profound
elaborate study OF OF the most scientific Chemists OF
the present century.
Dr. ostetter submits his Invaluable Btters chri
what Is st better, trial upon your
constitution The rne properties OF these Filters viii
be found by the first analysis anu the tu force OF great
medicinal will he Rdc manifest in almost incredi-
bly, short space Of time npon the system.
ynI DYspeptcI Then take these celebrated Stomach
nitters.
relieved ut
free use % these Bcrs.
Have you Fever aud Aguci How thousands In the
West and South ha this constitution destroy.
ing disease, by the use Of these Filters.
All should this great anidotc We venture to affirm
while lIOstettCr's DerS used case OF fever a
agle
CaSsful, taken three times day before meals,
will great tonic agent, which all will appreciate
personally satisfied OF the fact, they will lie by Civ
ing thu R!tters triul.
other Bers, represented I" be the same which
comparatively worthless. Our Bitters without
rival their medicinal qualities They put up In
AMI Dr j. RoStGHsFS Stomach Filters" blown the bot
tie None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by sill the principal Druggists, Hotel Rars,
Restaurants, and Dealers generally throughout the United
STATES, and by - ,, -
r. II. LOGAN CO.,
Fal1 NN
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NInRDER-

NV YORk, May 1.-THE body found at Hum
ter's Island, on Sunday, has been identified as
that of Capt Palmer, of the schooner Eudora
Imogcne The jury yesterday rendered a yer.
that the negro cook, George Wilson, committed
the murder.
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IIEADNCur AN DERILITY

HEADACHE AND DEBILITH.
Mr. Silas Lscomh, of nrmlnIham ssys-"l have found In
Doerhave's Dtters remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. a. s. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also he heXp5
rIeIiccd much relief from its for headache.
READ THIS.
n ROldHde,'s TesfiEnORy-Jacob RinsEeS living In the
Holland settlement SlehnyEan Wis. says: Aer suffering
time the misery attending utter ProstratiOn OF
mind and body Ihavc been rcsored by using Boerhaves
Bitters. perfect health
The OF this remedy being such high rcpptc among
the Ioaudcrs In Wisconsin, Michigan, New YOrEIn fact
every Holland settlement III the United States-argues
is favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living miles above Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania Canal, WhGn commenced taking
Doerhave's Holland Ditters, could hardly wak-noW
joy excellent health"
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NIRGISA WAsniSeToN MoxuNExr.-Inau arti-
N'e upon the Virginia Washington Monument,
and the statues which are yet to he placed on
it, the Petersburg Express says:
With regard to Gen. Andrew Lewis, We are
not aware whether any portrait of his exists
some Of his descendants reside in the county of
Monroe, and we hope they will be able to furnish
one they should not the opportunity of exc
outing tine ideal hero will be properly employ
tihy Mr.. Crawford, and we have no doubt that
iie noble General Of the West in his hunting
Shl't will make one ofthe finest and most pictur-
'S'lns objects ofthe group.
Measures have been taken to secure a like
hes of General Andrew Lewis. in the only way
now y, practicable. His grandson, Gen Samuel
II. Lewis, of Rockingham, is said by old citizens
Gilhe West. vino remember the hero Of Point
feaSantr to bear most remarkable. resemblance
IN features TO Gen. Andrew Lewis, whilst the
sEo are precisely of the sumo stature. There be-
Jag no likeness Of Gen. Andrew Lewis extant, a
i'llest has been forwarded to Gen. Samuel II.
Lewis for likeness Of himself, which will be a
s'lic to the sculptor i'm executing a statue Of
tx sFeat pioneer-General of the Revolution
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CncrIF CorET.-J,tlge Taomi,4on.-This
Court met on yesterday and the grand jury
were called. But little other business was done,
I'll, jury having good deal of business before
it The ease of the female charged with arson
will be tried to-iay aud the COneale case, Onur-
DER tomorrow. This court will have long
session. extending towards, if not to, the LIST of
.Iplv
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Ambrotypes g. paguerreotypes

II.-
TINE subscriber his old Monroe street. Is daily
producing AnbrOtypcs, which taking the place Of
Daguerreoypcs proof Of the GnCncss and
perior finish Of his pictures he socts the examination OF
discerning public. particular HIS
SFEREoSCoPlC AND TRANSPARENT A3IBRQTYPES;
LOcEcts and Pins made expressly for this new style
of work.
As these pictures taken to FIVE seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate kehc1seS of
small children almost entirely removed Groups of
sons OF different ages complexions AmbrotYped with
they will rean unchanged for ages all AbrOty pes being
between plates Of glass, warrant
ed to fade.
Caution should observed against pictures called Ambro-
types which properly being single plate gla
and liable the facilities Of the undersgn
cd constantly increasing he will be prepared 10 make
DaguerrgotypeS nj all prices
the old place until May LIST, when he Will remove
and spacious establishment east Side Of Main St,
between Union Mouror which Will he Of the best
arranged establishments la the country. The rnrr length
of The rooms feet No pains expense N be spared
for producing superior work. and ersur-
Ing e.. 2He comfort OF visitors A. C. PARTRIDGE
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ERE

NY, May ia block of C new stone bull
diugs on Oxford street, Brooklyn, was destroy
ed by fire carly this morning. They were own
ed by Mr.. Bridges, but were unoccupied. The
loss amounts to $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

AT the close Of teachers institute down
east the principal ofthe academy in 81, being
requested 70 make few remarks, rose and spoke
as follows: Ladies' aud gentlemen-In thelan-
suase Of hesitatingl II forget what his name
"as-lsti!l hesitAtingl and also what he ssid!H
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PERSIA SAILED

New YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Persia
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool. She takes
out 24O passengers, among whom is the Hon,
John p. Kennedy of Baltimore, and nearly a
million and half in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

ConponArIoS.-The common council of Win
chester has determined to submit to the voters
Of the town proposition to Issue corporation
hills of the denomination of five dollars, and
not exceeding 800, OOO in amount
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

YESTERDAY was the day set apart for opening
tie bids for building the Wheeling Custom
House. In a coupleo of days, at most, we will be
able to announce the names of the successful
Contestants. We hope the building will be com
,ocnceJ at once, and urged on to completion.
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coLoyzA1IoN snr.-The American Colonial.
','n Society have chaTtereda fine ship at Boston,
81 o. $40 tons, to take out the emigrants to Liberia
me ship will sail from Boston on the 10th inst
l ~ savannah, and from that port on tho lst of
June for NIonrnYin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

Np'1r TERESA PARoDI announces in this
mOrains paper that she viii give another con-
cert in Wheeling, between this and the goth
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rINrINNATI MARKET.

CixcINXATI, May 14th-Flour s., 25a5, so for
supcrine and extra Whisky firm at 2OI.-
Provisions dull, bacon sides and shoulders 7aS44,
lard in kegs 1D4, barrels 94a34. Groceries
quiet, sugar 7 3-ia9 forfa common to choice,
noIasscs 42a43. Rio coffee 11a34
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New GrnnerV

New Grocery.
oJNIE the store"nse lately occupied
by MOrrIsun Williams Co. Market street, secon,i
Union, where lie has opened entirely fresh
stock FAMILY GROCERIES; every article of the best
quality, carefully selected, aud purchased with cash; con
SisIing In part OF tie following articles viz:
Refined Sugars Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered New Or
leans Sugar:
Teas, best Gnnpowicr, Tyson, skin and Black chulau
aud Oolong.
Golden Syrup and New Orleans MolAsses.
Sutmegs, Cloves, and all the Spices generally used.
Fancy Common Soap, Candles, Starch and Rice.
Bacon, Hams Dried Beef, Family Flour, &c. &c.
which invites attention Of the citizens of Wheel
"'s' $50 HENRY L. REED.
Mny1, 1886. my2-2m
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FEVER AND AGuE.

4 CStsoo Eight lontAA Standing Cured by Bosyhure's
LoHdad BiteT-AIchae Kelly, No III Grant, Smith.
ed street, says"Las July, while running ON the river
cotton plying between hatcher and New Orleans
taken with Fever and AEic. For eight long months
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this
unable work, spent fifty dollars
for different medicines, but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago. my friends insisted uFon my try
Ing .BOerhdEGs Holland BitrFs,' saying that
Guaranteed After trying it for only week, must
state l was sound man have been at work
weeks, and have had Of the ch.lls and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
- r....l.t. 4.
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RAN commenced falling yesterday afternoon,
and at dark had increased to a heavy shower,
With indications of making nights work of it.
The river was falling slowly last evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
another great Cure effected D., EoerLdres Holland hit
tcrSThe wife Peter De Witte, living Holland Town.
Sheboygnn county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness the stomach indigestion She had been
under physicians for time, hut the disease
seemed his skill. She purchased some Hol.
land Ders at office, whChhMyC given tone to her
much, appetite and strength returning,
ly believe that this Is another Effected by your
medicine.
We have still record many wonderful by
remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have Published
community, literally
true J. QCINTCS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE u q " IL IT,
WheeIiag Station, Feb. 9Th, 1856. 4
ON and after Monday lnth Inst the Passenger Trains
CeNprcs c,ommodatiOu) Will leave this station daily at
I:2JP. NJ and IIJ a. ~.
The Express Mt $50 p NJ and wiz only stop at
the following stations: BeirEuod MOundsVie, Cameron,
Fairlnont Rrerman Sewburg ROAesburg Piedmont Gum
berInn Johns tuB M1rtsbuTg, Harpers Ferry, Mon
oclcs, s. kesvie and Washington Junction.
The wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
leave daily except Sunays) TI A. NJ, and arrives at
at $50 p NJ Leaves Cumberland Mt $50 A NJ
and arrives a Wheeling at $3.50, T.. VI.
s@fhe Mail Train will be discontinued until further me-
W. $. woODsIDE, Superintendent.
tit j. H. FORD, Agent.
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.nf1NIsrRP PErnIvEn

WASH, May l4.-Patre Will presented his
credentials to-day as Minister from Nicaragua,
and sFas irnmediatelE receiEed.- $50.
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pIFFp An wElTHER

CtScIxxArf; May 14-Riyer about stationary
or Falling slowly, with Is feet in the cliannel-
PtTTsnrasn, May River Z feet inches s
filling. Weather wet.
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REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND PROM
geyy Work, EshIImdeIpIliu ~ baltimore

sI,IE Adams Express Company, for speedy
4 conveyance OF
MONEY, VALUABLE Packages, FREIGHT KINDS.
In OF special Is the only reliable
line Wheeling (by Railroad dlirect to New York,
PhIIa delplia, baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ASO-Ci Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis, Chicago and St Louis
Expresses Ialt Ohio Railroad at ~ O'ck, =.
NJ, Central ONO Railroad at 5n'clock, i. ".
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio at
o'clock, A. NJ.
-HuitsT Poultry Produce OF all kinds delivered In six
hours to Baltimore. " PIGMAS. Agent,
assS Adams Express Co.
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no DRUGGISTS 4 THEPEOPLE

L
OU are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF
/ DR. DE GRATII'S ELECTRIC OIL" as shall pros
ccute any party rny copy rightfd bills This :"n-
uiuc1 Electric OH has the Mayor Of Camden Of PiteS
and Rheumatism; also Hon JOHN Williamson OF Hunting
dom lIon E. Kinksnr (Wlom took on his crutches in
one ,Iay) 7I others !u Philadelphia, whose
names have been published IN the Philadelphia Ledger.
wholesale dealers in philadelphia would not counte-
any scamp guilty OF the rascaly OF cOunieeting
lIarrishurgh Pa, John Wyehc Esq, the we'll known
Druggist there the arrest and imprisonment OF
TTtCEtae who attempted imitation Of this valuable
REMEDY. =, 49,.
To &e People and DyHggits throughout Me United
,AL.,; Of cures by Prof. De Iiratls Electric OIL Jos
Fee, West Philadelphia OF rheumatism Mr. Roien5oE'
Montgomery rheumatism and sprniu; Mrs Ogden No
street, inflammation Of bOscls; Mrs. MaNlandI
Providence shingles caked breast; Mr. VIA Spence,
street, lon and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Marion, OF aud scarlet fever,-and eighteen
others.
Every Druggist knows that the only Genuine ESetrs
on by sole Inventor and proprietor, at his d
Office which all orders must he addressed to procure the
PaoY CH&s. DE GRATH,
Old Once, SO souti, Stli s;.r near Chestnut.
E19- Sold by all Druggists.
+. H. LOGAN & cos,
mNli D'iuFe S''A'S''
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Not even Ni.en steal it,
tu: We ike Smith better, particularly the
cumming bird part We think that style of a
his, the memory of which nestled in the heart
after the lapse of forty years, was good style
Of kissing, and should be monopolized by the
editorial fraternity 1t would encourage them
ii their labors:-
We are in favor of certain amount of shy
ness when kiss is proposed but it should not
be continued too long; and when the fair one
gives it, let it be administered with warmth
aud energy. Let there be a soul in it. II
She closes her eyes and sigh deeply, iminedi-
aisly after it, the effect is great. She should be
careful not to slabber kiss, but give it as a
humming bird runs his bill into honcy-suckic,
deep and delicate. There is much virtue in
kiss when well delivered
I'VE have had tine memory of one we receiv-
cd in our youth, which LA; lasted us for over
forty years, and We believe it will be one of the
last things We will think of when we die
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aALTIMORE MARKEr.

BlALIIWUhd- aISAhhII
Mar I4.-Flour market steady, sales Howard
Street Flour and City Mills at Sc, and in good
demand Wheat weaker, and corn from TO &c
lower.
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u
a CASE Of Ttro AoHis' SsindiN0 earsd Iy Boerhares
Holland Btcs.-Georgc Henderson, Pittsburgh, says:
AMER suffering for three months With rCumStlsna part
of the time severely confne my brd-
been entirely cured by the Of Boerhaye5 Holland Bit
tiers. have had attHck Since found almost
taneous relief In the medicine. II Isl opinion
for rl,eumntlsni.,
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Fsrer and 4iOus, Dy4epsid, Lndigestion, Heoddchf,
LOSs o., APPETITE, 1'biiiiy, S1stire"esS,

LoAA oIiPl!ttTr, g'tHIfy, toRt'teIIes8,
BlinCiR1d Bfcs1jng Piles
Many Of worthy citizens testify to lis wonderful
efcacyin all affections Of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic eluGled, for the relief It affords in
all Of debility weakness Of kind Is almost In
In Nervous, Rheumatic and SeuralgIc Alice
lions, It has in numerous instances proved highly Beneficial
md in others effected decided cure.
physicians prescribe, and their patients
unesitsnRY. recommend, surely may cease to doubt
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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COTTON -G E'ITCII!S
Series of School Biographies.
ruHLIsnEp nY J. u. coLToN { coMrANY.

PUBLISHED ny J. H. COTTON & COMPANY.
M. l72 WILLIAM STREET New wax.
INTRODUCTORY Observation-Disclosures 10 the cupRcl-
4 the Young Care has hccn taken TO avoid
ever thing which Should he reserved for e advanced
pupil The mH have only tie principal ir'it ated
hence lie easily studied The lessons cOpioSS
Illustrated with appropriate VnErEYinEs.
Modern School Biography. Designed for that large
class Of pupils III schools who wish TO learn tile mare i'm
facts Of Geography but lave time to consult the
elaborate rsate In this book great pains have bees
taken, by cpinus cNlTcise, make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the maps, and familiar with localities. 1t
also cuntAIis, ia condensed 0rm ali that Is given ia the
'AnyreE school Gt"grsty,' Tad a. Il complete tcor& IN
if..E
American School Geography An elaborate work, design
ed for pupils who wish become familiar with the details
VI Geography. The ps full and reliable, according IL
and explorations and engraved steel,
ia tine finest style Of the the lessons suitably ustra-
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advanced work upon Geography.
CHAEAC MATs-The maps of the entire
rirs drawn upon uniform system Of scales, that by
comparing s the relative size Of the different Countries
ana States VIII lie glance, This cannot bc done
with other Biographies IN Should make the
trial. will find the map Of the Eastern States upon one
scale; New York, another Virginia, different aud
smaller still; Georgia, Florida, another; aud
throughout the bOO&-no maps being exactly tile
seHir.
OGlIins Of physical Geography Treating Of the natural
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nd, tides, storms, volcanoes, earthquakes, &ct
adapted to the school room.
sTcnclicIs contemplating change in Biographies are
Invited To correspond with the publishers. fe2l-SW.
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T,E CITY Council will be in session this even
ing.
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Nv or NEWsPAPERs.

t.eri,.rs Who give express notice to the COM
l. ne considered wishing to continue their subseri-
t5aA ,,,r, ori.r Tie dfscobtnuaaee OF their nerf-
he publisher may continue to send them until all ar
I,,ragy, are pad N tax. their D.rio,.
~ n.1ces to which they directed, they are held
e'Ilg TN tey have settled the blu and ordered them
ss7sriers reEiave to other places without inform
-Id.l,ers and the papers are sent to the former d.
IT, 's.ey arvleli TesToEsttls -.
Courts have decided that refusing TO take periodic
-, d. osace, or removing and leaving them uncaed
g =" gs;aiI EseEH evidence OF Intentional fraud
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y E " 4 r RI ri L

" e " 4 II II i 4 L
BY EMPRESS.
HAVE received this 'iay another lot OF those very fine
fancy Fr.nc. Cassia.errs vrstings-s0mehis very
ni.i elegant
Aso- beautiful lot new style Coatiugs Of all shades
Of from very light dab to dark mixtures, at No. 2,
my9 J. II. sTALLIAN.
('UT AND DRY Smoking TObace", always on hand mud
pHS SS'- -" ~ eAS'' wM. TAYLOR.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Chanpe of Schedule.
TaAssronrA1Iox orrIcE D. { Q. nm.

,==...=.!z.7, ,zzzi.-=-z..sza iEssa2iSz ssE=S ,Gu
S:sss5S $500 sEs9ssEE szs
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Kr,srxG.-sidncy Smith was man of excel
lsat sense and Judgment especially on ''the
sublime luxury of kissing" The poet says:

There is something in a Kiss,
Although / can't reveal 1t,
That never comes amlSs;
Not even ail-it ut. gfrul it:''
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je2a-lydaw
ELECTRO CHaNIIScHE AROMA
EcM HoHandsci Kruiden Bitters.

'TNwN YEARS have elapsed Ence introduction of this
valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time it has gained t'rersGi popularity Remedy
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

.o,serasng subscription advertising or other e.
q the IntessneeT, should be addressed to
ruug the editorial department Of the paper
dressed the EditOrS jointly. OF 10 either one
q sI, writing publication, vim please write
t9I. -. ~ sIde OF the paper.
oai ssranee Of te above rules VIII greatly obge ne,
&rs more prompt attention TO correspondents than
a. a.. r1I=ht o;herEise receive.
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AT OAK HALL,
[THIRD DOOR BELOW =. n. uARPER's hat sTOhE.l
MHEELIN VA.

The quality Of ladies glove leather Caters and hus
kns very fine and so article Ladies' glove leather Cal
trrs with high heels heavy sole button side,
CIIILDRESS WEAR.
Patent leather, kid goat glove leather lasting
fancy boots, CATERS, ankle ties slippers Oxford ties.
all other kinds styles always hand at low prices
GUMS
Ladies' mems and misses sunlals boots and oyershos Of
here rIumtrned which will sell the accommodate
''ns I Terms MI DORSEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

John G. Ishnm and james Fisher
partners under the firm VI Ish-
am and Fisher
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

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