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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

F'St0cRSE 10 HoUSG MEN.-On Sunday after
hN', according to announcement, Rev. Mr..
Nh.''a delivered discourse at Washington
TIL to the young men of the city. He took
Is text from that passage of scripture found
u Illus, 2 chap. and 9th verse, and reading
't'aDs men likewise cxhort to be sober-mind-
q lie commenced by stating that whether he
1asidsTe'l his young fcllox-citizcns as iniividu
LilFas class of society, nc felt equally solic-
Is for their welfare. He was young like
asni could sympathise with them; knew and
'iDatcd their impulses and feelings. Heaimed
anone Of the reconcile subtleties of thcoloc
s'' discourse, hut only to speak few earnest
i'i pain words on the beauty and worth Of
CHRISTIAN heroiSm. St Paul advised his young
'7eAds to be sober minded. Bigotry was dead
Eight upon usefulness or harmony Paul was
conservative; he had once been bigot, and
'df how far he had been led astray by impulse.
1ndiFected by Judgement. Bigotry is species
"i animalism, it impairs the faculties in that it
shuts ont intelligence, represses conviction and
F'lderS the intellect narrow and gnarlcd. lie
nd notiaean the soter-ninde,lness of the ste,
IS, that was passive, but he meant enlightened.
patient willingness to learn. The oriSina! Greek
word meant "healthy minded" Bieotrv, he
sid, obscured the judgement and corrupted
the conscience.
'a'm"ess OF purpose was necessary TO success
Ia liz The Roman Gladiator was trained to
e'ai precision ia every stroke of his sword.
The path of vice hal been painted as blooming
With flowers; that of virtue as rough. Fable
Fe'A'es that the Syrens sang most sweetfy. We,
1t only aliured the poor mariner to his destruc-
"aa SOwith the ailurements Of sinflipleasure.
see 'aeeveryday fate of the yotary Of the wing
S.H and The gaming table Look a. the persons
t+'' Sind out upon the waste of time as bene-
,',oT> Who are they? Pleasure seekers and
n :, MOI They are such men as JOHN
toward. Wilberforce. GARRISON, Elizabeth Frv
''a Florence Nightengalc, Duff, Judson, Xavier,
r- De ,hliiscnt. Look what diligence did for
:, Burnt, Roger Sherman, William Carey.-
- earnsst-loOk at the example of Bruce and
''ilHal hchilieu. Bebrave-haye moral cour.
'-s- The christian need not fear death ike the
S'F-aAng, when he is in jeopardy. The speaker
=. @''Fasted the effect of the lives of Henry Mar
~ ana Napoleon If Heaven is high-exalted
,y''S t'e things Of earth, he must he a greater
,',Fa "h' wins it, than he who feeds his valor
~ ''"''f'on upon the baublcs of time and
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FROM NEW YORK

Oct iS.-Hoa.. I. II. Mason, a member Of the
Provincial Parliament publishes q card in the
Herald DENYING unqnestienably tue statement in
tic letter of Fl B. Means. of Coviagtou. to the
feet that he, Mason had told him he knew the
tatNcr of Col. Fremont, ard that Tx latter was
,cr' in Montreal etc. MIR. Mason saws y. don't
iinnr Sir. Means, never SAY lin and ncye. used
sllui language
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pENNSYLYANIA srnrLl

P'i't A"ELrMlA, Oct, rs I. H-s!.. official
'"tc !'eS large increase in tine Democratic
nj aai it is now conceded that he .uaiorty
VII Md 6OOO
F'''lA. Oct. l8.-Thc official majority of the
Democrats in Columbia County is 1888; Mont
gomsry 36l; Centre 321; Clinton 1871 Perry l5s.
I.ugcInc 100; Carbon 65:; Leligh 86l. Union
M9jorilies-Snyder $50; Union 70. $40.
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I TIT NI1LLDIN-A I I'D IIOLLAND REMEDN
FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF TaE KIDNEYS
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAK NESS OF my KfVD
FENER AND AGuE.

STONlGH or LIVER,
ch q In iisest'on AGILITY Of the Stomach oliev Pains
saTtoaT Loss Of appetite Dependency, costvene
Neqrhl::c Affections, has numerous Instances nroT.S
hig'lr beneficial and in others effected! decided cure
This pnrelr vegetable CONF pound, prrp7re on strictl
scientific principles, after te of the celebrated
9.sn prcies$nr is"erlayc Because OF t success
y most ' tue European States, ' Introduction the
United States Intended especially for those of our
sIa.teFi here AMI there over the face OF this
aoT oSF u to the American public, kSowine that truly
to those Who's.
Stnttons may have been Impaired continuous use of
It's way d.ey 10 the srSt ' Of
ne tnr'llnT and qnckennG every raising up the
the system. ''N ''s'- -
Tn great popularity this riightfn Aroma has ,,ne,
NAVY limitations which the -oIi gard SraInst in
have Holland s-s Sr fi stSe T3 ss S b"n
w. -9nT"ce you how infni,ey superior ts 10 althese
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
avs frrarn:y Ss.d rnv Hoa% a,t" say
"nI 'eTtriahIy T:li"yes INDIGESTION and debility"
rs Us, Tor severe headache, with which long sui
j. w,'dwell. ESQ. 'I have used Boerhavr,.
no a, hsrs Es:f and recommend others know
Ala Jonstasn Xsely Of L"xsr st. Clair ,.x, a.,
TrSat net from Its use for weakness Of the
JAMS NJ Murphy SAYS: after several physicians hn.
failed boerh"vg's Holland Bisters the pain fro
nv heart ann side, arising from Indigestion"
The editor Of the Ktannne Free Press saws: "Af,s, mn
OF me neSi physicians in the place had failed Borrhnyr'
h3ani btsrs cured me of the form dyspepsia
ETnncS Felix only manufacturer orignnl Exrac,
Of Conee SAYS; II know that Holland Dtters is on
or liver" " = "tieFe" STOMACH
DR. Ludwig editor Of the Packet Baltimore nronounc
IL medicine deserving the confidence of the public
Or Eherhart, the leading German physician Of p-,ro
mas prescribed frequently during the la three VII,
marked success In debiltattd the digestive
Yans, or Of Che system GENERALLY 'a'e VI
The manager Of the Baliou's Vinegar Facto- az
myself and therefore to Try its efc. nnon
nv wife, troubled with the debility common 10 ali NJ
consump,ve habit and really doing her more good
than ANYTHING she has TAKEN " S h""'
SOTLCE.-Whoever expects to find in this b.ror, ;,I
DC hut to the sick, low Spirited il
i prove HrnteuI aromatic Cordial possessed OF sfns
sod at a per bottle, orstx bottles for IS, by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jn ACo
Manufacturing PharnaceGtists Chemists
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAAPTOT'S TIcGETARLE IXECTUREly

Thu. .. >, ..-,,., BALTIMORE, March "a, 1856.
tackled with pain in my right ankle We sen; for phvs
clan who ordered to be poultced, 1t very auc
to the height of my knee suffered very severely viii nS
to The number Of twenty-five formed between anI
and knee which frequently open to the bone an
on; ." which came particles Of bone TO the OF 2
TRIES couNfR ri"i AIR
GERS but could live afterwards This phys.cIanori
ed with for weeks using the knife requcnty TAI
giving me any reeome OF the applications we're so Ven
@ ina, Mhsh applied the agony was my
tnsrs was no cure for me- from knee my
freely white pus with no sign Of blood and at tines a
scratch my myers white pus would Issue therefro
BALTIMORE MY HOME.
tnen returned 10 baltimore, my old home, expectiL
b. the advice ofmy friends various remedies son
Of which gave me only transient relief continued to gro
an ulcer formed, from which came piece of bone anoti
ali oshea on my spine, which my physicians
only means OF saving lf After this yet another fr
my body which In nnsF e and sf9 sa as also
60 tHose VINO saw theIn Twas reduced to tGeIs;os
DEATH RELIEF!
IeIt ueath would have been reeItOe Ihad tried nh,
WIZ lad BY FUN ! vEGET Tsh FIS S
LIE Of disease similar 70 the one Iabortng
me 70 try IT, at this time had been afflicted f.
H T years; commenced taking 'Hanlptoas Ve9stgJ
[noPE CoMEsn
the frst bottle of which Inspired me with hope and by II
time had taken hre bottles felt much iinproycd hni
had the confidence 70 believe that would cure me CO.
tinusd It's usest Improving Ny ulcers healed and ne
slenstn same 20 my weak and shattered sysLel and viii
cut furshrr detail happy say my leg is also hesie
nd general renovation Of my health taken place AZ
now consider myself cured BY this wonderful mcdciI
alone have given but faint Idea of my sa1erings h
have said in favor Of '' ~ ~' 'ti'
Hampton's Hfgeta6is 7Tnctnre,"
ana viii say to all who afflicted as have been tn N.
It with the utmost confidence. -' " -
EDWIN NJ spRANKL1N.
No. 81 Register strar:
SdooEs north Of Pratt q,
IT IS 4 GREAT SPRING rEDkcyVEt
TIE GREAT RESOvATOR OF THE sYSTEH
Delicate ladies and children will please 10 rive II
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Public sale.
AVlEG sold Larm. will ven,iue, on TIIuSR
DAY, tho twentythr day Of 0cToBER ISG, nv stock
Farming utensils, Furniture &C. among stock are three
hFood Mares supposed to be in foal CIInlus. Tlrer
Colts OF Morgan blood. Also my -ourt
the noted thorough bred Stock Horse, 'LONS CADHtS"
(owned by the Ohio Stock Coz Cows aud Iiyfrrs
ers are bred from milking families and calf to thu
pure Devon Bull "YOUSG HEROD," bred by @. patter-
son. of Nd.
YOUNG HERODi
The property Of J. E. sson and myself has taken three
list premiums at Western Va Fairs premium
at the Ohio State Fair Cleveland over IL compstors
the sale. "
One yoke good Working Oxen one pair year old Devon
steers partly broken; uneqalrd yoke of
old Devon Oxen. yea
$50 HEAD OF SHEEP
Consisting Of Saxon and the Saxon and
Ses!an These generally young good condition
Wy sales Of Wool VIII compare fayOrablY with clips
(oi this country Also few Spanish MernoS, chcc.
PURE SILESIAN BUCK
Two years old number of half Slesian and Sa~on
Bucks and Buck lambs.
One Berkshire and Chester county white Sow now in
pig and several lparS Chester county pigs sly
kind. 1900 e' "a as
FARMING UTENSILS
OF every klnk used Farm Including one Mannys Eenp
r. and Mower Pows Harrow, Corn Dim, straw and stalk
Cob Mill, &c. ~ 1919 $500
credit of niue months will be given.
Ohio Co., Va, Oct. !. s6.-octS-ltdw.s
ihrpublcan, CadiZ, o; Gazette, Calrsvig Exaui-
ner, Washington Pas will publish the amount Of 81 and
chnFp hia Ntra
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oorasF Mala water Streets, Ciaclna1si, Ohio.

BEtcu IsLlED, S. C, 1896
Gsnta:-l have had 8 Ne. LITTLE GIANT .RILL in
constant use Tor the last nine months and have
Sas,Esy on Corn and Cob Meal have worked my
horses anu mules harder than during the past summer and
they have never before at this year in
as good condition us they Two will grind
heen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident that
save FULLY thirty per cent ny using the Mil acquainted
Win several kinds OF crushers but consider the LITTLE
CAAE2 far superior 10 any have seen.
Yours respectfully
White Hall, =. o. Maison Co., Ky.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssExGER-we have re.
ei,gl this charming monthly for October. tits
81 Unusually rich number, and contains choice
F;oin,tiOns from some of the ab!cst pens in the
,,rpiry.
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Mss GIBBS performed with her usual ability
al success at Washington Hall ON Saturday
r.ht. When she gave her valedictory concert.
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NE0TS
l.IIE .I=ITTI.la GIANT"
CORN AND COB MILL
WITITRIPEL SKIS OF CRUSHERs DOUBLE GRINDT,
SURFACES,
Oh N OIhEk WORpS,
TWO MILLS IN ONE

TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling using them accomplish twice as
much In the time be Of .h
same size. has also been made in
the strength Of the M and the Manufacturers can nov
challenge the world produce machine the same lur
pose, capable of accomplishing With SO lI,ti
power SO light and portable. and strong dura
bic, as the improved Three Cone
Double Little Giant Corn Will.
The MIL can not be broken by any fair MEANS cxcen
there be defects in the cRstnE shcut there nab
pen to he Dan, Bit OF gravel, small stick knot In the
corn the mill will grind them Without inGrng In the least
We do not Of course warrant them against Improper
Farmers Stock Growers Butchers and every one
who has stock Of any kind either to fHtten for working
can save the price Of No. Mil every months
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT Is offered as the
BEST CORN AND con CRUsHER EVER MADE, ASp
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. 4, or three horse EIll grinds from 25 to so
. b. bushels d perl per ho Sg;; Price SEQ co
. . Sa.Asl; per h?aF,. 80 co
. bushels per hour. 80 co
" !, will grind from TO bushels per hour "a 80 90
SCOTT HEDGES,
Corner Maln Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE SOuTupPI NAH

BAIT, Oct. ls.-Orleans papers Of SATURDAY.
and Savannah papers are received.
Both parties claim the victory in Florida.
The Norfolk papers state that the steamer
Texas, from San Juan, putin there on Thursday
for coal and stores.
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HIRAM coSKLlN, NJ. u.

AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoSTroSr IA, writes Sd OF January
1917 II had tedious Influenza, which confined me In
y Tried your ffSEoat sy the advice of cleFKyan
less than half the bottle me we'll Ynr
neacnes arc the cheapest well the can buy
mans friend" 80 EV'A
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MEDICAL.
RnEN KN1Gur hi ~

A. B. MoRTLEY, ESQ.,, Of Urea, New York wrtes: uI
nave used your PToEAt myself and my family ever
SINCE ron invented IT, and believe the medicine for ia
purpose ever put cut With bad cold should sooner pay
other reraely.' ~ " '-@e NNS
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cRSERAL AGENTS
rh1uGhephia T W Dvott Sons I39 n. Cd street New
York Barnes PaEk st+ BroNdvny Duane Balls,
more CnSpare Br!thers Gay ST. and Penna. Avenue Gin
SInnat John D. Park. Chicago. Barclay Brothers ora
water st: s. Louis, Barnard Adams & Co. n Orleans
sold in Wheeling. by LanShns BushGeld t n Iova,,
and other Druggists and Merchants generally
cut the United States and Canadas. oct3dnwIys
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WF'faFe glad to. sec, that our. friends Robinson
q BRO are carving on such brisk business Il,
inc way Of new arrivals aud qlicl; sales. They
nave y received the number oflIarper's Magazine.
.S " Lady's Book, Peterson, Graham for
November \ and the usual leading Monthlies.
everything to be had there in the way of news
papers from the Weekly InteIlgencer dIosn 70
the New York Herald.
WASHINGTCN DISTRICT. pa
prom the Examinrr.)
:, INC result of the Congressional election in
this district is as follows:
Washington Co. 0"'so"'e'y N"'E 5ts
Fayenc 150
Greene $40
mo
Maj. for Montgomery $40
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,oDDaEELLows, DrRBoToRy5

1
ftrSintaS Lodge No. :S.-arsets every THURSDAY
evening at the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
ions 3 wRisHr, n. c.. B. " tsirr, Secretary.
franklin A.edge Ne. I3- Meets as Aboyeev every
Monday evening SOAK p4rrA, n. O.: Up caapltat,
VIM. Fell lodge No. 3a.-Ms... a. above eve.
ry wednesday evening. J. 0. norYxAxx, " o. JoAa
SIlnde, Secretary.
Wheeling .odRe No. 50-Mee.s every Monday
evening attie Hail. Market and Quincy streets r.
BRowS, n. c.; John Tho5ur,, Secretary.
PnuoIn Lodge No S3.-aIee,s rs above every
Friday evening. L. D. McI.rS, y. Co. W " Braae1ard,
SECRETARY.
Abrn"'s Encampmenr No. t.-Mee.s a. the
Hail. corner Marke. and Monroe Streets the Frat and third
Tuesday evenings of each month. II. UrAS. c. p; s. W
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Toll encampu,cnt No. 2 4.-siee,s as
above the second and oNEh Tuesday evenings cfeach
MONTH VIZ KtrskLEa, C. p; VA. Rstsgar6es Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio lodge No I0l-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Nou-oestreets fret and frd Mon.
day evenings of each month O. ". SIoHrs W. NJ; Aes.
a.der LaE9hliR, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. I2S-Mcs:- as above on
the first and third Thursday evenings each month r A.
BEEsELlSGEa, w. NJ; S. " Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union ChnpIer No. 19-sreets as
above the second Monday evening of each month VIC
scoTT, H. p; S. II. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Esncnn Pment No. Meets As
aeoT" on the Erta Monday evening each month W.
nATEs, e. O., A Loria1, Recorder.
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With gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO sHELBY, or SHy1hYr

CoHSuHnptireS do not despair you have tried ArERs
CERaI PICTORIAL II is made by OF the raetiIcaI
chemists In the WORLD and Its tn.
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oRouP, wnOopINe coueu. 1NrLrrNzA

SI&O~I' " IIINyt4.NT UUUIfd, lNFLUENEA.
SPRtSeFIE1D, Miss, Feb. I, 1856
bEoTaER AEE Will chc%rfll certify your PEcToaAIt Is
me oss' remedy We possess for the hoopiH0
loESa tTot, and the chest diseases Of children We Of
your fraternity In the South appreciate yOur s ard
mend yCur medicine to our people ..., S's HS'9'
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MASS MEETING.

CoNcoND, n. H., Oct ls.-A mass meeting of
10000 representatives from the southeastern
portion of the State was held here Yesterday
addresses were delivered by lion. Arson Bur
ilngame, F. Q. j. Smith. ami others.
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:. New York Advert.aements.
ALBEeT G. RIGaAKDsoN,s
Advertising and CoErcs - fec NG seJ sro.avnv


CE$yaatEoH, had, cS
snf aF s"dtp. fscd tIs rlg6irsaD and illd1s 81!
n sk M, 8 =; aliens roRIr's IiNiR RIsT0RER
80. .i: IEAtOtiEE ytAti OF Rgel, PRsher CSeu
color and ceases 10 failn - - AZ +-4AA'AAs
heT. ". CUTTER, Id. Mother Magazine n y nu,.
ea'r Is changed to its natural color grunS IN b r
Rev H. r STONE D. n, Concord, y II. sssy :.nI- With
No., n r heE TSs:2Ted 10 rs na'g; color, I,.'
E1%ny' and Recommend it to ms iteuiS
EeS n T. WOOD, Midd,c;nwn. * n ..Nf, az 49, ~.
was becoming haIt, Gc" - '''-it@f Sfl'
Rev. J. T. TUSTIS, Charleston : 4, tlrt, ,-L,.., -,
OsSosains oSSisiTs' and nc! hair forming,
good sEeet on nv hair, and uad have connrnr e
recommends e. " >--'e''b ~ A.
Rev D MORRIS. Gross River, y. Y, Also and
Mrs Rev. II. A. PRATT, Hamden " Y.
We might swell this list, but If the sLoye f.; q,
tki 1T Sold By all ;e principal merchants in ,he I,t
Saves Cloa and Canada. Wholesale and rrtail .not NJ
40 irSome Street New York Some dealers IN to tri
instead OF This on which they make more profit !.
"ritt 10 depot for circular Information F' = Sc
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

MS young gentleman is living in midst-tLo.
VINO know him Will bear testimony that his suiTergS AZ
cure are no rNagerattou. tile pieces bone ma
lie seen BY calling nj 2iU Baltimore Sree-othcrs are in
POSSESSION Let tile SceptIcal hl-he will TESTIFY th
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r,rq.e, al who do not get their papers regularly from
:. .,r,ier. to leave information Ut tIe olree.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PII,T,s

ME sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine ha ~ .d
Their utmost to produce this best, perfect purga
that these Pills virtues which surpass in xcernr m
ordinary neincs and that they win IN.
take but powerful Their penetrating proo.rt.
stimulate the vital activities Of the body, remove he
lhey purge OUT TIE Iout humors which breed and
temper, stimulate sluggish disordrred organs into their
natural action and inpart healthy with strength to the
HoIe SYSTEM Not only 30 they the everyday
plants Of every body hut also Formidable and Dangerous
diseases that have bailcd tie beet human sxfll While.
they produce powerful effects, they same time
diminished doses, the and best physc that cn he n
oyed for children Being they are pleasant
take; and being purely vegetable mr.. from m rist
IL harm Cures been made which surnass belief
they ot ubs,antatri by of position and
lharaSte MS to forbid the suspicion Of unru. Many emf
lily to the public the reliability my remedies while others
ave sent the of their conviction that my pre-
SuheTing fellOw-mcn.
The Agent below pleased to furnish gratis n,
AMeElean Almanac containing directions for their u.s.
luints:- '
Costlvene.s, Bilious Complaints, Rheuuatism Drops
heartburn, Headache arising StuLact Saus+
LhhsssIn Morbid junction of the Bowels, pain arfsI
'nerefrom, Flaulency, Loss OF Appetite, Cicerous ar
tutaeous Diseases which rSouirr an cyncuant NpdirI
Serofula, Kings Evil They also by purifying lie iloc
ma stimulating the System. complaints which
WOULD not be supposed they could reach, Deaes
anEeeLIts OF tue Liver kEeyS, Out, and other va
red complaints, arising from low body or OF
strnctonS OF its functions.
Do not be put OF by unprncpied with some ohe
pm they make more profit Ask ATERs Puts an
'aH t o.hE SSe, 40 other they give you coInpar.
"hh inns IN It's intrinsic vnlut powers TIL
sick want the best MD there them and they Shout
.HTs it.
Practical and Anay teal Chemist,
PRICE IS CTS. PER Box.........F1vI BONES 'POH a.
Tie genuine aFsiSleis sold by
And by all Druggists in Wheeling and Dealers in aeeIr
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TRANSPORTATION.
EEg:as -
HEMPFIEI,D RAII,ROAD

WHEELING STATION, Sept. 26th, 1856
and after Saturday, September 9th, and until
" notice. there will he daily leave this Station
Tor Claysvhie and all intermediate stations,
Tram lat y 10 4 VI.
Accommodation train .............at5 81 p Nj
RETURNING leave Caysville, viz; -
IAah Tram 3 r. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION train. A.
Tue Mail train with Coaches CIaySville
Cnnnonshurg and Ptts6urrh The Accommo-
d1tion train, with OmnbuSsrs for Washington.
Through tickets the Mail he had at the Stage
Shee under the McLure House Way tickets the Depot
No accommodation will be Sunday.
.SEn2I L n. PERSEL, Agent.
OFFICE TRANSFORMATION IkNIPFIELU K. It,
WHEELING Sept. %, 1856.
E above roHd open md ready freight
and passengers from Wheeling Clay sville all
trrniedate Stations. 49,
Freight rccetd through sshingtnn Depot Forsyths
warehouse. L. b. PEIRSEL1
Agent,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

ARIES Eli.
NEW York, Oct ls.-CbarlesC Carpenter charg.
ed with being principal i'll the late Railroad
fraud in France, was arrested yesterday, near
Ncwbury. A clue has been obtained to large
amount of the embezzeled funds.