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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21


SgvRsFrxs TurSes.-In which young people
render themselves very impolite:
/. Loud laughing.
.. Reading when others arc talking.
.. Cutting finger nails in company.
T. Leaving meeting before it is closed
D. Whispering in meeting.
D. Gazing at strangers.
q Leaving a stranger without seat
g. A want Of reverence for Supporters
y Reading aloud in company without being
asked
10. Receiving present without some mani-
festation of gratitude.
II. Making yourself the topic of converse
ton.
~ Laughing at the mistakes of others,
Is. Joking others in company,
IT. Correcting older persons than yourself.
especially your parents.
16 To commence taking before others are
through.
u. Commencing to eatas soon as you get to
the table.-Et.
Soxs OrITE THINGs.-In which very many
persons render themselves extremity inpoltte:
I. Smoking In an editors sanetum, Dem
lists office, lady's parlor, or any whore Else
9 Chewing Tobacco aud ejectng tho juice up.
Ga the Stnve. or carpet.
g, Making use Of profane language IN COM
mon conversation, or at any other time.
1. Talking while others are reading
q 4 numbcr.of ladies' walking abreast aud
eeo.Y,lIas ssi,lenea OF the Sidewalk,
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MAsoNIc pIREcToRY.

ohio Lodge Ne. 1oI.-ns..s at Masonic Han,
corner Market and Monroe Streets rst and tird Mon.
day evenings of each month. G. W. sIeHrs W. ~; F. r.
Bassett, Secretary.
Wheeling Les &c No. 12S-Meets as above on
the rs and third Saturday evenings Of each MONTH J.
wnInxs, W. 81; S ". PeGrson, Secretary
wheeling Union Chapter No. 10.-Meetsa as
above on the second Monday evening Of each MONTH c.
scorT, II. P; y. a. Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment Ne. Meets as
above theJopra Monday evening each month. W ].
BGrEs, G. C., 4. Lorinq. Recorder
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AnE Ynm- SIGK


Then you can't be cured too Don't delay un your
complaint incurable, then when it Is
of all the diseases which people church yards,
might cured by Ayers Cathartie Pills. If
Don't go dragging through the Spring. faint sleepy list
less, because your blood loaded the
Headache, Heartburn their kindred disorders
your stomach foul Don't parade yourself around the
world, covered with Pnpes Botches Ulcers Sores and all
any skin because your sys-
TEN wants cleansing Don't show yourself about lean, hag-
gard all caved because your Stomach Bowels need
strengthening healthy Ayers Ps set these
things right surely quenehes IRE. They purify
the body blood functions healthy
activity which feel quick they taken They
are great medical wonder this age recognized by
al who know their virtues and many thousands know them.
Take the Cherry Peetorot for ooush the Is
arrangements requiring Purgatye medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AIEE Lowell, Northumberland
sold by au Druggists in Wheeling.
4. C. GOOD & CO., Wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

WAR THE FRENcH THINK OF Us-The Paris
correspondent oftke Philadelphia Inquirer, spsa-
king of the recent contest at Washington for the
speakership. says:
1.-THE French cannot comprehend such state
Of things Said one to me yesterday evening,
as he was glancing over his evening paper, the
Prose-, and came to the paragraph which told him
that the House had voted twenty-Six times for
Speaker President, Us the French translate it
without an election. you Americans are sin
gularly patient with your Representatives. If
France were Republic, and such thing had
occurred in its National Assembly, the people
would have assembled an masse, burst the doors
of the Chamber, and driven their unworthy SER
wants out of doors, or ifrepulsed by the troops,
there would have been general rising, and the
streets of Paris would have flowed with blood
There would have been arevolutionI III is for
this very reason, Ireplied, that you are not and
never can be fit for enlightenment We Amer
leans vote; and vote on day after day, ifnscessa-
~, until at last majority has pronounced-
The ballot is our only arm in political contests
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

CANALS N CALrrors1A.-There are now in
California 1853 miles Of canals valued at So,
s41, ZOO, showing an increase Of 3,429 miles,
valued at 8 ,O46,7oo, during the last year. III
addition to which liz canals aud bitches have
beencommenced, and will probably be compile
ted within the next year. Among them is the
Sierra Nevada Canal-an immense work-tcn
feet at the bottom, fourteen at the top, and de-
signed, with four branches, to extend over about
$50 miles There are 60 quartz mills in opera
ton, crushing 292, O6o tons per annunn, and re-
alizing 81, O82, 100.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
THE MISSING STEAMER.


The Canada, which arrived at Halifax on the
18th last, brought no tilings Of the Pacific, US
was at first reported The Atlantic, if she sail
ed On her advertised day, is now fifteen days out,
and viii doubtless bring information that the
Pacific had turned back and put into some Eu-
ropesn port. The probability is that she has
met With some disaster to her machinery, as was
the case With the .l.laut;e.in 1880. When more
than halt across the ocean she broke shaft,
and endeayored to make Halilax,,under sal, but
making little Roadway, she turned back, and on
the 22d day of january arriyeaat Cork News
of her safety came over by the Africa, which ar
rived at New York on the 18th Of February
Nothing Was heard of her in this country for
just fifty days from the time of her sailing So
we need not yet despair of hearing Of the safety
OF the Pacific, as but little over half that time
has passed since the day of her sailing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21


Julius CESAR on DLssoLCTIoI OF THE UNION.
You know berry well, gemmen, dat all mankind
am born free and equal; nature teach you dat; dc
constomtushun thcach you dat; you fell it en-
cherry fribel OBJ your whole mortal existence
from dc tip OBJ your leetlest finger TO de bail Oh
your greatest tow-from dc crown OBJ your foot
to de sole OBJ yer head. But you see, gemmen,
for all dis, dat one man is born into the worl to
cat his dinner berry late in de afternoon wild
silver fork, and anoder man eat his at dc reg'lar
dinner time, wild cast iron one; and anoder man
is nifty glad if he can git anything to fork, and
don't hab emmy fork at all to fork it wild.
Now, gemmcn, would ak you what muss be
dun for desc unequaIities-bu don't want any
OBJ you to tell me, kase Use gwayne to tell you !:
We must go in for de great doctcrin OBJ indiyi-
doal soberenty, doSSolb dc Unyon, and iine de
Free Lub 'ciety. Den cherry body will do TACK
y as he pleases, an no thanks to nobody
He'll nebber pay no tax, nor Sport gubermcnt,
'kase he'll hab his own defamation OBJ indepen-
dence; and de catfish will quit saiIen up de Scio-
ter rlbber, and de Ohio will be emty itself out
at de norf pole, and de rocks o imagery will be
lebesed down, and Lake Fry be made inter a
bloomin garden OBJ furtility, and Kanskatka be
conberted inter pcech Orcherd. Den julius
Gear Hannible will diSsolh de mattcrmonial ties
teen hisself and Juddy, dc ole kullard washwo-
man dat has sport him for desc 90 years, and
jine hisself to Miss Dinah Felisaty, who talks de
French and Singn de ltalylm ares, and has de
genialty what corresponds wild julius Cesar's
DEMONSTRATIONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

OUR PosT OFFICE DEPAKrMEST--We see that
the Post Office Department has directed pros
eeution to be commenced against Messenger
who is charged with carrying correspondents
letters between Albany and New York. 1t is
true that We have employed poor boy to carry
unSealed packages which have been delivered
to US after midnight, aud it is true that he has
never lost or stolen a single package.
And now let US see what encouragement we
Of the Courier and Enquirer have to patronize
the Government Post Office exclusively. We
can assign several excellent reasons for not do
ing so:
deposited in New York City Post Office cnclo-
sing five hundred dollars to gentleman cOnnec-
ted with this establishment in Washington City
That letter has never been heard of
IT. On the 22d of December last. letter con-
tanning one hundred and lightweight dollars,
addressed to gentleman in thisoffice, was mail
cd in Baltimore. That letter has never been
heardoE
III. On the eight of January, a gentleman
from this Office mailed letter, containing one
hundred and fifty dollars, addressed to town
10 Massachusetts,. That letter has never been
hsardoE
In every one of these cases, it can be proved
to the satisfaction of any jury, that the letter
was plainly directed, and duly mailed with q
prepaid stamp uponit
There are people who would think the loss of
SS3S in four weeks eight hundred and thirty
eight substantial reasons for not trusting the
government establishment We, however, are
more fOrbearing, and have not withdrawn our
patronage from Afr. Campbelhs mail. When
speed and safety are not important, we cheer.
fully recommend that concern to the public
" Y. C0NE. aud EllqUirer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

wHERz OUR Fashions coNE FEoM.-A good
anecdote is told of one of the Chippewa Indians
at the North. He was asked why the Indians
did not copy the drees of our people. He repli
ed:-sMe thinks we started your fashions; your
men now wear blankets as wedo, and your wo-
men paint their faces and wear feathers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

DEATH OF ONE or THE CAMPBELL M1NsrREIs.-
Nr. ]. Burdett, the musical director of the band
of negto MINISTRIES known as the 'CampbelIs,'
died in St Louis on the 9th inst. He received
a severe fall on the pavement of the st. Louis
theatre, which, in connection with the bad state
of health under which he was laboring, brought
about speedy death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

wA young man, SIr. S. R. Taylor, of Ra-
VIENNA, Ohio, committed suicide last Monday, by
taking laudanum, in consequence of disap-
pointmenti in not being able to go on asleigh,ride
upon which his heart was very much set" So
saws the Demoeratof that place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

Heavy RArLrRg.-The Louisville (Ky.) Cour-
risr mentions the failure at Lexington of an
architect and Goundry-rnan, for about 100000;
his assetsnot amounting to half that sum. His
failure takes several other persons with him, and
in its effects is considered one Of the most dis
astrous they have had in Kentucky for num-
Der of years
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FOR cARLSTk4S AVID xEW YR4R,s
M nCnnNArEr,C,

ADAMS, Premium DaEuerreoyptst, has the pleasure of
informing the citizens of wheeling, that is producing by
the aid of ce,aiea agent, AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made this city, They such brianey
bOdness artistic ulsh excite admiration
every one including who have visited the most cee-
brated Eastern Galleries, who pronounce e eg
erer "atr."
E-Five Medal. and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Remember the Gallery. Main Union
streets. de1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

SToPPAGE or MINING By SEvERE WEATHER.
The Stockton Argus says that it hears COM
plants from all sides, ofthe cold weather in the
mines, and of the impossibiiity of the miners to
improve the winter season, in consequence of
the ice, which clogs the sources of the streams
and bitches. In many places the cold has caus-
ed an entire suspension of mining operations;
and in its long continuance, miners are losing
hopes of being able toreap any advantage from
the only season in the yearupon which they de-
pend for good success.
Under the most favorable circumstances of
rain, it is difficult enough to take due advantage
oft aside from the Inconvenience of cold wealth
or, much more the presence of ice. Miners feel
but little inclination to hazard their personal
comfort for the uncertain reward of few dollars,
but prefer to remain by the blazing fire of their
cabins, engaged in the renovation of a dilapida-
ted wardrobe, or the more intellectual amuse-
ment'of reading. In the dsappointmentsw which
follow in the path of a miners life, none is so
near allied to his happiness or his fortune as
the timely appearance of rain. Its long con-
tinued absence, orits advent in the form of ice,
are equally source of disappointment which
frequently results in determination to quit the
mines and return to the Atlantic States 1t is
true, We have noremedy, but the fact is never
theless one that explains large portion of the
dissatisfaction which exists among miners, and
IS the cause OF so many deserving the mines
at the times when success promises the most
favorable. Not only from the southern mines
do we hear common complaint of the severity
of the season, but our northern exchanges con-
tain bitter circumstances against the invasion
of Jack Frost. The American riveris filed with
ice from one to threeinches thick Mining ope-
rations are suspended and traders complain of
hard times. We can only hope for return of
thOse rains which fell during the winters of 1850
and 81, and proved so advantageous to a yield
gold that in quantity, win perhaps never be
equalled in the future history of California
San Francisco Chronicle, Jan. 10.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY,


yirgtnius Lodge No. 3.-Msets every Thursday
evening the Hail. of Market Monroe streets
WV. Zrxx, n. a.; b. 1L Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-atecss as above every
Monday evening z. BE4rrr, n. G.; s. r Paris, seere.
tary.
VIM. Tell lodge Ne. 3a.-Mee.s as above eve
y Wednesday evening. II. BvSGESsrocE, n. G.; =. VI.
HeItsr, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. 59.-Neets every Monday
.rentns Hail. Market and Quincy streets D.
o. HrELkr, \, O.; Wa. n. BsrrytiN, Secretary.
PanOIn Lodge No. s2.-Meets above every
Friday evening. G. X. C4ETwEtGHr, n. G II. ". RaH-
lizard, Secretary.
Abrams Enenmpment Ne. I.-Meets at the
Hal, Market and Monroe streets, the s third
Tuesday evenings of each month. WV BLANCHARD, C. r.
s. ". Pearson, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell KnenmPmeut Ne. 3I.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoHS G. HoEraAS, c. P; Fa. Fttsgarber,
Scribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

Missouri AID CALroRxI. OVERLAND TRANS
roRrArIoN CoMPANY.-A meeting of this COM
pany was held at ST. Louis on the sth instant A
memorial to Congress on behalf the enterprise
was adopted. Books of subscription had been
Opeuedand S125, 900 subscribed; the books were
still open, and a much larger amount expected.
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THos. CLARK,


virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed by Henry Holiness
to the undersigned dated September 2sth 1851 and re-
corded IN the Clerks 0ice Of MarshRIl county, Va will
expose to sale on Monday March 2 1885, at the front door
9" the Court House of Marshall county aforesaid the real
estate conveyed to in said deed being 1877 acres on Mas
teFs Run In said county, and bounded as follows to witt
Beginning at sugaFtree and hickory the south side Of
Masters Kun; thence down said Kun 25 degh n s 10 n
beech at the month Of drain corner to FTecund Carlow
thence n Hdess bS ps TO sugar tree Immediately below
INC mouth Of drain and said Carlow thence
s6 dogs 90 poles; thence NJ dogs T. ~ poles thence
~ degs u 30 poles to beech the forks Of Rum
thence UP the South branch Of said hun 1OdeEs r. 8 Ous
thence 12A W GO poles large sugar the East
side Of said Run and about six poles below the main forks
thence up the right hand fork s. 62 egs W. 5 nolcs TO a
beech on te Northeast side Of the Kun; thence e. 7OB W.
~ poles to sugar tree on Samuel Ecners line; thence with
the same n. say W. SO poles to the ginning
81 Terms made known day Of sale.
ie9O 81, G. GOOD, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
Farm for Sale
3 MILES FROM WHEELING.

DESIRE to sell my Farm, situated on the National Road
dre and Ten Tie Icmphcd aroad passes Through
The land which contains Forty Acres of most excellent Coal
9o5ohg cheap and ready means to convey the
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently tmerod and
Pruit Bearing Trees.
For Of sale apply Alfred Caldwell or the under.
felgtf TMos CLARK.
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TEIE #NE1y EAR.RIN(4s

", motheHs SAID Lucy Lee, as she came in
from school one day, would you believe Mary
Jones had got some real gold ear-lings.'
Wen, my daughter said Mrs. Lee, what Is
there so wonderful about that
/ Why, said Lucy, her father is so poor and
the family have SO few of the necessaries of hfe'
There are other good reasons said Mrs Lee,
Thy should be veryssorrv to see Your face
dlsflgnrcd by adding gold to your ears; but the
fact that a woman is poor is no sign that we
saall not see her bedecked with ewelry spent
tue night IN house, not long ago where there
were three, and each one was adorned las sup
pose they thought with earrings, breast-pins,
hnger-rings, l don't know how many. while
their house lacked many little articles, which
would have added much to the comfort of the
iamily could but think, as we came to the
table, that would dispense with some of the
JJeTEelry and buy comfortable set of spoons
Mrs Lees sister, Aunt Sarah, asithe children
called her, satquietly knitting in the corner as
this conversation was going on; but as Mrs Lee
concluded the last sentence, Aunt Sarah said
You remind me Of tw owofnen | knew when | liY-
ed III the village of B, in Ohio. They were young,
, the wives of mechanics, their worldly circum-
stances about alike. There were no railroads in
the State, at that time but these two women start
ed one day, on the canal to go to the city, about
twenty miles distant, for visit. just as they
stepped mot the boat, each husband handed his
wife i've dollars, for making any extra purchases
she might wish.
They went to the city, and spent day very
pleasantly. One of them spent the five dollars
her husband gave her for nice brass kettle, and
some equally necessary articles for house-kecp-
ing, the other spent her money for a beautiful
pair OF earrings. 4 few days after their return
the owner of the earrings sent to borrow the
kettle just to cook some dried fruit but the mis-
tress of the kettle sent word back, that she might
cook her apples in her earrings Since then,
/ often think as see woman with a lump of gold
dangling from each ear, that is not certain that
she has anything better than earrings TO COOK
her apples in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

-A boy at school in the West, when called
out to recite his history, was asked 'What is
the German Diet compose of" The boy replied,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

ALLEGED MrRDEsels.-TwO young men ma
med Morley and Strong, charged with the muir
der of Mr. Gordon, the railroad engineer in Mis-
souri, have been arrestedin Indiana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

wFhe Missouri wings have chose delegates
to the whig national convention, which is called
TO meet at Louisville, KY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

@-Ex.G Governor Powell, Of KY, was elected
president Of the Henderson and Nashville Raj,
road on Tuesday, last
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'''' q INN D. IBBO Gi'sST IiV9Fs''

oTID respectfully inform their irisI,ds aud Tie pIie
~. generally that they have opened Grocery Store At
the corner Of Market and Union Streets I'd the room rec.
occupied by W. q. Robertson, where they intend ID eep
t1il supply OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES aud viii take
ket rates. ~
- They VIII stlll carry on their STEAM BAKERY, ana
are ready to MI the orders Of all their friends as we'll
as new 0nes for all the different kinds Of CRACKERS and
hreads. sn1O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

MR. EDrroR-plcase announce THOMAS p srALLcRoss
peoples candidate saerE at tie ensuing spring
election. No questions his peculiar fitness Office
By : doing you VII obEge
fe1 MANY VOTERS.
LArga. and Times copy and charge this oflesl
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NOTICE no TRAVEIEI3

NOTICE. 10 INA V lGl4EIltSS.
TRAVELLERS passing the C. o. Railroad informs
ed that the Proprietor has fitted up "CL.RE'z
NEw BrlLDrSGs where he wiz up upon c arrival of
ry train,
Il EAR.Y LCTcR AID hot COFFEE FOE Eff
TEEN CENTS,
the regular price the Depot Stand being so cents
queny thry-ve will saved. Be particular and
step into Myers Rerrsshent Rooms just the street,
I'd door from the
Eesyytatng supplied taac. eGRed or. Information of
all kinds impaired free Of charge.
TN. MYERS.
GAINESVILLE, Nov 12. 1859 pys2a8m
WIN. a. R1TonEI OR's HAIR DIVE.
GREY, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly beautiful
and natural brown black without The least Injury Hair
or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to wm
A. Bachelor since $780, and $1,000 applications
been made to t Hair Of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice aEans Dying the hair and whiskersis UNJUST it
would be against covering bald head with wig.
wNA. BYrcayroEs HAIR DYR produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, and warranted not to niure In
the least however long it may be continued.
Made, sold applied n private rOoms at the Wig Faeto
ry, eS9 Broadway, NY.
OF the United States, by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has The name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each bottle Of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR,
eSG Broadway, SeW York.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
sqis LArGHLLNS d BUSHFXELD.
DALLRY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
vim subdue the pain and Inflammation from the severest
burns scaIs twenty ninutes-and that
will heal the wounds without scars; eaec;ua
sOres-salt Rheuul-Infama,atory Rheumatisn-sOre
and Inasmed Eyes-Cuts-w Ulcer
ated SorssScAld Head-Corns and Bunions-Ery sipeas
srrains-sNelllngs- Felons-sore Spres-chii
Of Insees-swrled and breas-EruptCns- all
other Inaammatoy and diseases where the parts
affected can he reached.
Donbe increduOul about the many diseases named to be
cured by only nsbu reflect that the few positive
properties which the Daley save contains
heretofore enun-rated-one four-ean reach alone
the aforementioned disease but many
QueryDo not regular bred paysiciaas prescribe eatO.
mel iasrGrdly FOR scOrss erd:8treat diseased
Each box of GEXrrSs DAIEYs PGS EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with signatures of CIV
cLIcKEN.R CO., proprietOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All Others counterfeit Price IS cents
per box.
~ Al orders should be addressed to G. V. CeknCr
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York
HOr sale by L4CGHLLHS q BUSHFLELD, Wheeling,
aad Druggists EeaeralIy throughout the U.s. sp1s.
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tArgu. and Times copy

TO TIE FoYERS or ONO COUNTY.
respectfully announce myself candidate for The Oaice
of Sheriff, at sle coming Spring election.
jn2s W.. sELBY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21

e-Fhe contractors Of the Gettysburg (Pa)
railroad on Monday broke the first ground on
thatroad