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.TENTE, PAR LIE. SHERIFF..
ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANE-PA.
IL R0IssE TIRREBoNNI.
a. r l.. nanu2a. SEEl ~ Il = II ~

~ Ro1ssE TERREBoNNE. -.
,.,.. ;:s.,..... :; a Me- ''''> >s-s, Esd a.
En- vertu dun writ de- &. f.. 6mank de
Il cour sus-dite, dams ID cause ci-dessus
intitulee ct numkrot&e, il sera ol1ert en-
vente publique par 10 Sheriff soussignt,
10 maison de Cour / Houms, Sdmedi le
de Jhilet, 1856, entre IL sheures 4. H., e,
I heures r. H., lea iproprie.ss ci-apre,
decrites, savoir:. ..-.-..t-<t-'..
10. Un certain moroccan Do Terre situt
dams Ia Paroisse Terrebonne, l environ !
mile NJ dessous do Houma, sur ID rive
droite en- descendant du Bayou Terrebenne
mesurant un arpent de face, par 8 arpents
de prolondeur, plus on moins, borne en-
haut par Il terre De BonvilIain. en- has PAT
ID tere de- R. r. Barrow. q On face psr
ID tesre Do C. L. Duroy. SIS aa8 -
20. Un autre certain morceau do terre
situe dams Il dite. pafoisse, sur n rive
droite en- descerdant du Bayou Terre.
bonne, l environ l mile NJ dessous de
Houma, mesurant IN arpent cafre, borud
en- face par h terre d. E. Robichanx, en-
haut par IL terre do J. Bonvillain, en- bas
par Il terrs do R. r. Barrow ct en- arritrs
par Il terre de G. L. Duroy.
) La dAe vente sera iaite pour satisiaire
~ principal, intEret ct frais dams los dites
af1aires. os3sAz a@F Hs sSa&ss -
! Or Ieymes: CoxrrArr. 50 aeass4
1aet ! F:z7 A.. BOURG, Sheri.
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7sf vente de Succession. Sf ,.
ETATDELAL LOUISIANE-Paroiss
IL TEHREDONNe.s r. tz

velate de Succession.
TDELALOUISIANE-Paroisso
IL TERREDONNt.g - ge Is.
Succession de Louis Bourgeois, dtctdk.
Au nom ct par l'autorite de- Ia Cour du
Cinquieme District Judiciaire, sisgeant.
dams ct pour ID Paroi.se Terrebonne, Il.
sera offert en- vente 1 renchere pabliqus. :
par le Sheriff soussignG, 1 IL maison d
Cour Houma, .... E.-.-.....-
Jemdi lc 80 de Juin, 1855.
/ 10 heures, 4. NJ, los proprittts ci.ap,se
decrites, savoir:
10. Tn certain Terrain dams ID vile do
Houma, situk sur la rue Roussel, horne au
Nord par le terrain do A. Lirette. / FEST
par 10 terrain de Berger ct Brown. NJ Sud
par le terrain de J. Duthu, mesurant ~
pieds Dc face par 90 pieds de- profondeur.
plus ou moin,, avec toutes les Batlssss ct
Am6liofations. 8
20. Flora, nsgresss. agEs d'ensiron so
ans. ..... l....--. a --.e.
80. Waliam, Negro, agt d'snvieoa 1
ans.
+ SO Termes ct Conditions. sss
A IN credit de 1, ct irois ans du jour
de Ia vente-les acquereurs devant donner
leurs billets solidaires avec caution ap-
prouvee par rAdministrateur do ID dite
succession, portant huit pour cont par an
d'int9ret depuis kcheance jusqu'au paie.
ment, ct Il terre ct les esclaves devant
demeurer specialement affectaes Of hypo,
thequees en- faveur de Ia diie succession.
jusqu'i plein ct entier Placement.
!. 81 7>..s53 A. BOURG, Sheriff.
o.s.h,.. N..~s>.>. .. . M tasa -, -zrft -
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ETAT DEIA Lou1s1ASx. Cous Do 5nx
IL Diph3ct, raseisee fsnaAease. -. :
sa F. s. Goode, Admir-, No. 1914,
oa Van Liew and Bello, No. 1929,
Simon K. Wolf

|, - ss3 Simon K. WOLF a#szs Z
En- veTtu dun writ d'Alias Fl. Fa. dams
Ia premiere, ct dun writ do Fl. Fl. dams
h seconde, des aiiiires ci-dessus insitul&es
ct numerosees, 6manant de Il Cour sus.
nominee, il sera ofert en- vente publique
4 ID maisoa do Cour I Houma, par Aubin
Bourg, Sh&rif de la sus-diie paroisse,
Samedi le 2eme josr a'Ao1t, 1856, entire
/ l heures A. II. ct heures r. H., Il pro-
priese ci.apres, decrite, savoir: s3 -
I'm certain morceau on lot de- TeTe
dams ID vile do 81. Marie dams Il Paroisse
Terfebonna, laimnt ace sur le Bayou II
gre, on plus ecrrectement dit sur Water
street, une rue dc 60 pieds Do large, cou.
rant 10 long da dit Bayou. mesurant Isl
pieds 9pouces, 10 long Do ID dite Rue, 70
pieds lOf pieds de profondsur sur II ligne
|superieurs, y pieds 2 Pouces sur b fond,
ct lSe pieds 8 pouces do profondeor sur h
ligne inRrieure. ssfsfa - 'ssz : :
La ligne superieurs coorant 8. 81 deg.
l0mia. E., Ct ID ligns du ond N. 50 deg.
10 min. E., etant 10 lot No. Is sur le plan
do h dite vile fat ParG. W.R. Bailsyss
Juliet; 1858, ct dkpose dans ls bureau du
Recorder Dc la dite paroisse, st achst6 par
10 dit Wolf - N. knight CONNIE il aPpert
par h seste enr6gistr6s dams b dit bareau
le 6 Fkvrier, 1854. 80 vs4za eszeissss 81
La dils vsnte ssra o6its pour saaisfairs
i II sommei principal, i l'int6sel q lss flais
do proees dams les sus.di1ee causes. y
: 1eszses. Cou.ptast. sss .sagefS siia-
s 1Izsssssl ss1" A. B0URC, eSh6r6.
|e& p.aaiaae T~sehenA q II Jsi1, IooAz al a q
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. ID. W;uiam, 4 negro boy aged abosk 4

On enc, two and three years from she
day Of sale5 the purchasers to give theis
notes with approved secsrity II sslids b.
tho satisfaction Of the Administrator Of said'
succession, to bear eight per cant per A.
num interest from due till paid, and the
land and slaves TO be and remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated unto the seid
succession until the full and FINAL payment.
4 -9E-t So a@ A. BOURG, Sheriff. =
RssisA a Tsneanans, May 2ls9 I8sA IS slsmei :
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Saccession Of Losis Bosrgeois, deceseed.
In the name and by the authority Of tho
Fifth Judicial District Court, sitting In and
for the Parish of Terrebonne, thers viii
be offered for sale, 1t Public Auction, BY
the undersigned, Sheriff, II tho CosiEf,
House IN Houma, on sss rs s 5z.,as
ThnrsAay the 29th day u Junes
1856, At 10 o'clock, 4. H., the following
described property, to-wit:
Z 1st. A certain Lot Of Ground in the town
Of Houna, situated On zRoussel stsese,
bounded North BY los Of A. Liresss-Eaa.
BY lot Of Berger and Bfown-Sosih. BY
lot Of J. Dushu, measuin9 - teet iron,
by 80 in depth. more Of les,, with Ill tho
Buildings and Improvements. ? h''s .s'a3'
I'd. Fl~a, negro woman, aged aboue 6oi
years. ~-~--~zss.--~-
ID. Wiu;a~, . negro boy aged abork 4
years. s,z.rs- .r. z.5 s-s-i.fssE-.s f.sss
Tersss and Cosditions.
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veaite par IL Sheriff.

FIAT de la Louisiane, Co,v ds SEINE
~ Daeries, Psroisss Tesrsbenae. 9E
John Mcdonald. ..
us. Nos. 1lle. 1874 Il 1884,
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4 FAMILY LUXURY sg 7Sses
IA Choies sYRUIs d Raspberry, Isnse, Desayesmy.
Yins Appss es1 Vasfns-e bsvssses ~ tsm'y
- yNsSrh-lSi f1IzBLL 4 13cOA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

PEHTCNEp BEEAJH VIA; Iadyor gentleman would re-
main under ti chrse Of hy
Ing the ,H1Ls 81 ELoSEs. dentfree would
only bat leave the teeth white as aiabss
teri Many prisons know their breath Is bad and
the subject 80 delicate, ther s never taentian
and wash he tsh night and mornins A60eeat bste Fl
last year
the "alu Of Toasana Rioves. Il yin remoye tan, PIN
pies, skin, leaving - 4
hue. Weta t3re, poer three DROPS wash
the face nlEht aia morning.
sHAytSG 9IADE your shaving in either
cold water, pour three drops BaIr Of a
Thousand F1oueES' rub the beard aud e VA make =
beautiful operation ofkav
ing. Price only Hfty eents
W. p. PEfRIDGE CO.,
Franklin square. New York
For sale by TIL LOGAN 3 CO. jsii-1SdaF
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PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms, with faclil-
ties for operating arrangeen: for Light equal to
country and superior to any In the city, Is
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country he Is prepared to make Ambrotypes
they sent by mail without postage. Also
them IN lockets pins price Dasaerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good exhibited
and warranted 10 las. fol ages unchanged.
AIlkinds materials used the business for sale
Rooms eest side Of 3stn ST. above Monroe, over Marsh
Taylor,s new store. auglS
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FEVER & AGUE ANNIHIDATOR!
FEVER and Ague, cAils and Fever Dumb kEus. any
form q Insermittent
Ing Is speedy sal-iy and eGsetaaIy cured @ The Of
Dr. ]. Hedges AnnihIlstof ~
This preparation Is entirely nee from an metallic poison,
sash as Arsenic Or Mereer bat eonpeanded from
traets Pures Il certain safe and eeaeiops
remedy and eal Sc t4en b weather. ThePro-
zieaor has se the article IA his ozr pgivaie practice
several years, and In y faE eject perfect
the directions have been followed. In posi-
BE way Il ipJre SYSTEM butts adaPtedto an ages.
sexes, and CONSULTATIONS. i be given 70 the infant Of
llsus Ga via - r1sh safsy Is 70 he aaS and can be
keptfn any climate. It needs cnedmlum, long array
OF testimony Hs efleley. Itsmetit y
send he Invalid siu prove Of more value than
eesaTe veiale st es4tlasesess 30 ~ n 4
Prepared only u re Proprietor a ssanhePe, ara
never gsnaine Siiaauf IDS fisnstare. silft9
For sale, and Tial. % A G. GOOD Co., Drug
siEis wheeling, Is ana b and
rails throash ii tke
". 4 eEeAafp gThoselaie Agsnt
ior nc lysstsEu Etssesss
al57s9n - o5atanes t Aes Ecss.
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wr.tteH for tbs wheeling Insslliseaeer.
SONNET
10 an Aching II Doth

whyi:tho AT Ike the hekls things that we're Il
When high the least Vas piled, and Joyous vine
FtoWedln oar eaps, and hanished thought and care:
How h,ithtly In these reysls thoa didst sharsl
Bat now, thou stiaG'st me In my pride decline,
And viii not 70 my humbiea sta.s Incline
ThyssiI, nor brook and drudge DER hoaey fare
Since sheu, like those Who shaped my Of ulrth.
Bullet nc loaeiYin aflistioa's day,
Hast proved myself, with them, Of little worth,
And fallen, IKE their friendships, to decay,
I1lseek souse dentlst's hand 70 drag thee forth,
And east thee as an uSeless thing. away.
WEB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

THE DUEL AT ST. LouIs.-We have by the st,
Louis papers some additional particulars of the
duel reported by telegraph between B. Gratz
Brown, editor of the Missouri Democrat, and
Thomas c. Reynolds. United States District At
torney Il seems that the affair had its origin
in the recent heated campaign in that State. Mr..
Reynolds was the regular candidate of the De-
moeracy for Congress from The St Louis District,
but the Dem6crat, although supporting Buehap-
an, advocated the election Of F. p Blair, jr, who
is supposed to be Republican, in bis sentiments
In some Of his speeches before the election,
Reynolds belabored Brown pretty severely. The
latter did not send an inundated challenge, but
waited until after the election Of Blair A chal-
lenge vasthSn sent accepted, and the duel fought
with pistols at twelve PAGES. They had but one
fire, and brown was wounded IN the knee This
was considered satisfaction aud the parties
shook hands, toolla drink. and went home. The
Cincinnati Columbian says Brown is 4 writer of
good deal i6ree, andiis pfRtty well known ass
The man who struck the lifst blow in the Cincins
matt Convention, I 4 knocked down tie door,
keeper to let IN the Benton delegation, Of which
he was the leader. Heis 4 native Of New Ham
shire.
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&.ll 3z..{ u ~ ST Louis June 90, 1853
PROF.. GOD; As i.re ebout to prepare and verd
yenr recently discovered III and as Won ~
quest my opinion 'si that my hair Tas few
months ago ye say nd aft two botties of your
HAZE ed It's eoior and ste liz
al dandrn6 has my head AMI
nave see 20 itching Of me
scalp am satisfied that those WIN not reRrst
~ e y ggss sas q been
are deslrons Of having beautiful head 81 hsis
4Mt'E3ltfiiag = am, So. yours, Sc ~
H-L.7 STkiYART
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The academies year Of Harvard College
bs5aa on last Thursday The class which has
Just entered numb Is is6, the largest ever adj
United. The eor erecting tho new College
Chapel with receipts 81 the legacy of The late
Samuel Appleton has begun, and the granite
i5ppdasson Is nearly completed,
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The General Couyet ton Of tIniyersa lists
ssiii hold is no1t annual session Ia Erie, Pa,
commencing on TUESDAY, sep tginber ~. Rev.
a a Miner. q Boston, willpyeae n the opening
81 occasionai sermon.
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2 A aiONuMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, To THE -.5s5s
40 $ 81 GREAT VIRTUES OF =. =. = J = Z
,RLAsMPT0A1S TsEGETARLE FTIRCIURb! u
-. ..l, $50, ~ D fIlAt4INoRs, March "a, 1856.

fE tslf5 tDALIISioRs March "a, 1856.
This Is to certify that about years since at
tackled pain my right ansis We sent for phys,-
eiap orere It 70 be poultise ~ y very inusl
swollen and continued to progress until had increased
the height Of my suffered very with pain
and which ere frequently laid open TO the bone, and
ont came particles OF bone to the number Of
and Of F FRis COO G56FR ISfai at
taken Hartford county OF this State; the Phys!-
GERS, but could mot This work
Sd Win me for seven Tssks 5ip s g n Ssls " See
giving me any rele-sone Of the were 50 very
could not bS al, 5, susF thought time
los from KNEE to my ankle was NOT
freely white pus win no sign blood and times when
would scratch fingers us would issue 'hersiFon
macy "''1 SBA1TINoREIsfY Hosigl
then returnsd 70 BALTIMORE my Oh nome expecting
Ry the advice ofuy friends used remedies,
worse; Swelling came on my LEFT and pain
ulcer formed which came piece of bone Asoth;
and wished the time TO cut, on right leg as the
cd ON NV rirSt arm and also one on groin also on
other parts OF body, vhln number and sEe astonis-
ed Seiq WAS redncea 70 2 mere
| -'i'' - ~ . iDExTH a HEBIERl
felt death would rerft Ihadtried ply
sS Ss5 as ssn all @ s sSeS ssas slS
advised to At this time ah been afflicted full
7sastWe'' -
Oohte ot
time had taken bottles felt much improved that
had the believe would
nued It's usesl improving: Nv ulcers healed, and new
strength came TO y weak ard shattered sYstem and with
further detail aInhappy Is also healed
and general of my health has taken place and
consider myself cured by this wonderful ,nediene
alone IhRye given but faint idea OF my suHcrinEs but
friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have sad l RqS,Sto 81 p.geaots 5tnetiye.
VIII afflicted have been t0tuse
1t Eiththe utmost cpnhlenee.s 49, - ~ ~ <
ff1asa EDWIN NJ. SPRANELIN,
tsi sisI6 No. % Register street,
3doors north of Pratt at. &
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TrI1st Sale.

vr. of deed of trust, essentea TO by Geesge
Is Hsrdman, dated JAnnary issh 1883 end reesrdsd IN
ssS Il @ sell AZ ppbe suction vi he mont door court
house OF Ohio county TUESDAY the ss4 Of
nj r. 81 Tie propert in said deed TO 70 Wiz
The centre twenty two front and rear OF Lot 40 9ne
hundred and six (06 the north TWENTY-FIVE feet ana the
hundred and 1--WE 05t and the north isst ront
and rear Of lot numbered hundred and four a
ertie Of the front having been @ r.
seen reference To deed from wife 10 the CITY Of
Wheeinr Also Lot numbered one hundred and two tl2l
In East Wheeling, on Clay street.
? tS7-Teruns OF sale, CASH
vleenyey only such title as vested in me by the
deed. ~ i, n nnnn
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raE srAeE ANp Irs INFLU ID


The following eloquent and truthful tribute
to the elevating influences of the drama and the
theatre, is from the pen Of the late Sergeant
Talfourd, the gifted author Of "Ion:"
at is only in the theatre than any image Of
real grandeur of humanlty-any picture oil
generous heFoism and noble self.Sacriiicc-ls
poured on the imagination, and sent warm to
the hearts of the vast body Of the people
There are eyes, familiar through months and
years only, with mechanical toll sultused with
tears There are deep fountains of hearts long
encrusted by narrow cares burst open, ana a
holy light is sent in on the long sunken forms
Of the inniaSinatioh which shown fair and
goodly in Ooylood by their own light, but have
since been sealed and forgotten in their sunless
treasures There do the lowest and most ig-
norant catch their only glimpse of that poetic
radiance which sheds its glory around our be-
ing. While they gaze, they forget the petty
concerns of their own individual lot, and recog-
nize and rejoice in the kindred with nature
capable of high emprise, of meek suffering, and
OF defiance 10 the powers Of agony and the
grave. They arc elevated and sottened into
men.
''They are carried beyond the ignorant pres
ent time; feel the past and the future the in
slant, and kindIe MS they gaze on the massive
realities of human virtue or in those fairy Wis
ions which are the cleaning foreshadoWs of gold
en- years which hereafter shall bless the world.
Their horizon is suddenly extended from the
narrow circle Of low hnxieties and selfish joys,
70 the farthest boundaries of our moral horizon;
and they perceive, in clear vision the rocks of
defence for their nature, which their fellow men
have been privileged to raisg. While they feel
that which gives nm awe of things above them,
their souls nre expanded in the heartiest sym
pathY with the vast body of their fellows. A
thousand hearts are swayed at once by the same
emotion, us the high grass Of the meadow yields
as single blade to the breeze which sweeps
it Distinctions of fortune, rank, talent, age,
all give way TO the wary tide OF emotion, and
every class feel only as partakers in one primal
sympathy, made Of one blood and equal to
the sanctities of their being. Surely the art
that produces an effect ike this-which seper-
ates as by divine alchemy the artificial from the
real in humanity-which supplies to the artizan
in the capital, the place of those woods, and
free airs, and mountain streams which insensi-
bly, harmonizc the peasants character which
gives the poorest to feel the old grandeur Of
tragedy, sweeping by with sceptered pail
which makes the heart of the child leap with
strange joy, and enables the old man to fancy
himself again q child-is worthy Of no inesn
place among these whicllrefino our manners, by
exalting our conceptions"
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ForRen

1.-TWO good hrsc weIling houses stua.ed on John
Street eoavehisnt % The Crescent Iron Works or
BnquFe Of isgeif fss17st P74sdi fsl7ts 81 Sc
aiu29ztf JOHN BRUCE
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ANDREW wIls OF
Trust Thu Sale Of Real Estate

of a decd OF trust executed TO me by John W.
Il GIN and rorgs llnvan, dated January 49, lS and
roried ia de clerks OaSe ofthe County CGurt OF uao
S,,t m Dsed BOOK number 81, folio $50 will oIrr for
~ public auction the front door Court House
Of Ohio county. II O'Clock on aoNDAi sepietlpss
trust being Lot (el and the south hai, Of Lot No
MT by William chaplne and John Eon, situate ON the
noteast corner Of Water and First streets IN Centre
Wheeling. si,.y- s.,,-ss
selling as viii eonyef sash tile only as have
by virtue Of said deed .iff5 * 1883
The expenses of sale and pe % cels In cash. and 4
re5It for me residue of no and months With interest,"
my. W. ''4 = - s. u. II. EoFF,
assetas Tse.sef.
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Samuel MorriRon

=
Court for
John Morris6hs heirs Re- Ohio county.
DY virtue Of the Decree OF the Court In this case, snail
ID Saturday. day Of September, 1856 at Beasles
tavern Ohio National sell public
sale the highest and best biide die Tract on
the waters Wheeling not saeastay-
which they inherited fren said John, containing is sup
posed. Sixty SIX Acres and Attraction.
sThe terms Of sale ara credit OF dne to and three
years ~ equal Instruments, With ineFest from the day Of
sale; the pnfehAser ivin security, to
secure the payment hereof and the ti
Il Is paid. li IL,
der 70 an equal division among the heir.
z JACOB,
u19dsw Commissioner
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PITBLIC SHE or
SlsIOESIREAI3I4I3 PROPERTY

MOSIs DESIREABLE PR0PERT9.
w TENDER next, the preusc tie Mansion House anu
OF thu late Joseph NJ Bushaed,
situate between South yhesS ard the city Of HlsssinS
As there s more ground connected with ths Dwelling and
a many may suppose Is 70 the profit
able and comfortable OF the hours y VIII Ss SOD
In more parcels 10 be made known on k'
as purchasers may prefer.
fie terms ~ sale easy, sitone fourth In cash,
With approved eorsSr and residue ly three equal IN
salIaents with interest from sale pnrc-
giving negotiable notss with approved or
deed oftrust on herrsinfsest to secure the same
The property wholly numbered and tlt tile good
M believe adds value Is the fact
that exempt orporation taxes, 1t IS not within
corporation limits Of the city South Yfeelng.
MARY BUSlfffELD, ENecutrix,
81 &. = ~ y ed AARON ERLLY.s Executor of
aEls-dawts D. NJ Busineld, dseeased
Trust Sale of Real Estate.
ICYTirtre Decd exccnted by George Hard
date iS51s and reeord-
ed In the Clerks Once Of Ohio County Court In Deed Book
Of the Court Aonse Ohio county, Monday
September l9ii 1856 he TO me IN said
sprisg aud Rehes isian 'leelng nov called
The tpEn Of South wleally s. 3iyi ~ s9is.
TERMS OF SALEThc of $S12 10 cents and the OK
penses = sale, in cashand credit Of 2ana IS months
tThc above sale is postponed until Monday the goth
day Of October 1886. !, ~. - i 10 lsIs,s
ass1osds .a,. :, ~, = tr sa
Valuable PropertYsfor Sale.
FTSE subscriber offers ut pIve sale e house and lot
tIe CORNER at house has been
in ecity, and is ei adapted either Tor boarding houe
or second class hotel Its close proximity to the Henphed
above purposes. Terms accommodating.
auE6 rs = iaIES TAfSNEal4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

PRor1GArIox OF Titr GospEL-The Society
for the Propagation Of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts has existed in England one hundred and
.fifty-four years It's field cooperation embraces
North America, the West Indies, South Africa,
New Zealand, Ceylon and Borneo. Twenty
years since the Society derived its funds main
iy from the bounty of the State, the House of
GommonsaPpro sixteen thousand pounds
year for the support ofclergymen in North A.
mefica On the sithdraSalo of this public pat
ronage, the receipts ofthe Society by voluntary
contributions have risen from six or seven thou
sand pounds, to sixty e.ors seventy. thousand
pounds Voluntary contributions are always
the best for the support ofthe Gospel at home,
and its propagation abroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

There were heavy ilosts iii Somerset
county, Pa, on the aSih nsking yeseiatian
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-11

Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed above Agents
they win supply at PrOpretors prices and send
Pills eonadentay ladies BY mali by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Posf,eHaee. az
N BDr. Duponeos Golden pills. signature a.. Dupen-
coz on every box other genuine For particulars set
Circular Of Agents. apR5@ly