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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
ITEMS.

The Odd Fellows in the United States num-
Der 1897 lodges, with l93, 6l4 members, They
expended, in the year ending with June, nearly
half y million dollars for relief of members and
their families, and the education of orphans
their total receipts being 81, 1S0,325. The En-
campment, n branch of the order, numbering
IS, 749 members, received S102, S6S, aud expen-
ded for relief $30693.
The Abolitionists of the Garrison school held
n Convention in Philadelphia last week. The
correspondent of the Baltimore american says:
.sThe resolutions were adopted, and William
Lloyd Garrison made furious assault on the
Republican party, as being the greatest enemy
OF the anti-slavery cause, because its members
recognize the Constitution, which recognizes
slavery" F.1
TnE Philadelphia Journal, a very conserva-
tive sheet, thinks ''the State of South Carolina
generally pursues policy that places her in the
position Of belligcrent moSquity-nn insect
that may worry, if it cannot kill. Her orators
and politicians appear to breakfast upon brim-
Stonc and keep themselves at the boiling point
throughout the day by copious draughts of fire..
water. Her journals are forever discovering
hornets nests, and while scoring agitation and
agltators as dangerous to the peculiar institn-
ton, labor necessarily to prevent bad blood
from becoming purified, and huzz-buzz with the
most provoking pcrsistency, when all good CHI
zens cyincc an anxiety for peace
The steamship Europa arrived at New York
on Saturday from Liverpool, bringing European
news one day later Guizot the. celebrated mi
mister of King Louis Philippe, is said to have
married the Princess Liewen Both are very
old. An amnesty and other concessions arc
looked for in Naples; but contrary to this, the
recent revolt in Sicily is suspected to have been
COTTON up by the police, TO give grounds for
fresh severity. Some accounts say that the
insurrection is not suppressed The British for
ceS have commenced operations in the Persian
Gulf Bread riots have occurred at Bucharest
1t is now past doubt that Russia is making great
preparations to succor the Shah of Persia against
England.
The Presidential vote in Maine is less than
that polled at the previous State election. The
Republicans polled 2OjO less, the Know Moth
ings 1891, and the Democrats 5T53
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

PERruAEp HRrAru-w hatla,ly or gentleman would re.
main under the curse of disagreeahe when by
ing the "BALa THOUSAND FLowvnss as ent;rice wouI
not "nT render sweet but leave the as alaaS-
tSrF Many persons do not know their breath Is bad and
TIE subject Is delicate their will never mention
IL -Four single drop OF the "Dalm" your Tooth brush
last year. vi"
OoNFLHNios may easily ACQUIRED by usi,z
the "Balm of thousand Flowers" 1t viii remove nm
pies and tTeces from the skin, leaving soft and ross.
the face night aud morning, 80 ~ "E"4
sHAviSd MADE EAsY.-wet Your shaving brush In either
warm or cold water pour two drups s'Ban OF
Thousand Flowers" rub The beard well il VIII make
ing. Price only fifty cents. ''t~'
w. P. FETRIDGE L co.
, franklin Square, New York
[Nr H''f Nv u 81. h"'tAS 4 co jeIl-1ydRw
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VIZ call the attention Of ALL yomng to this won.
derfu preparation, which its original color
gray har--covcrs the head bald with uxuriant
Erowth-renIoves the nndruR, itching cutaneous
CrupOus-cauSes continual low of fluids and
hence if used regular dressing for the hair, pre-
serve its color and falling extreme old age
in AL its Original beauty We call, them upon bnl the
gray diseased in scalp, i surely the Young
will not, they value the flowing locks the bewitchin
curl be without Its praise is n,on the tonru. Of
thousands. Prize 81, 81 AMI 3d. For sale by
LAuGBLISS 4 BCSHFIELD,
dscl6 No. Monroe st. Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

PRoT1T OF FEEDING CoRN TO HnGS-It is eSti-
mated, from an experiment made by S. Il. An
dcrSOn, that 100 bushels of corn will produce
l,o34 pounds of gross increase in the weight of
hogs. 100 thrifty hogs were weighed and put
into pen. They were fed for 100 DAYS on as
much corn as they could eat. The average
gross increase per hog for the 100 DAYS was l!5
pounds, or at the rate Of 81 pounds per day.
1t thus appears that one buSipl Of corn will
produce gross increase m IL Ia pounds
Throwing off onciith to at the net weight
gives Ia pounds Of pork as the product of
oac bnShel of corn. IL $50 pounds of pork
are made by one bushel, Of 56 pounds OF corn,
one pound of pork is the product offs 3-t pount $
of corn.
From the experiment made by Samuel Linn,
with 53 hogs, as reported in the Patent Office
Report for iS4o, 6 l-2 pounds of corn produced
one pound Of pork.
From the experiment Of the Hon. II. l.. Ellis
worth, reported in the Patent Office Report for
the year 1917, it appears that g. 10 pounds of
cooked meal made one pound of pork. Thisex
pertinent was on small scale.
Assuming that it requires 62-3 pounds of
corn to make one pound OF pork, the cost of its
production will be seen by the following table
The labor of feeding and taking care of the hogs
is not included in the estimate: when corn
costs l24c per buShel, pork costs &c per pound.
When corn costs l7c per bushel, pork costs &c
per pound. When corn costs 25c per bushel.
polk costs Sc per pound. When corn costs 33c
per buShel, pork costs 4c per pound When
corn costs 42c per buShel, pork costs sc per
pound
The following table shows what the farmer
realizes for his corn when sold in the form of
pork when pork sells for Sc per pound, it
brings 25c per bushel in corn. When pork
sells for 4c per pound, it brings 33c per brislcl
i'll corn. When pork sells for tic per mound, it
brings SOC per buShcl in corn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
FARrG FOR SALE

'liE iaSm and improvements lately .-,.a,i, -, r.,
Miller "ecc"Svl viii he sulI at iu,Ir nc,f | ~ u
IN o. nscSInber 1856 to ; hiIir- S VI. u'
", !" emo Emo c"nhtE, virginia. nile .r. W. -
aa" on Ia! Ma'nesnr% r"nti, Gre. uilys rom 80 Me-
nelt' containing enc hundred fort,.1nr ,IlI, 49,
"tS acres OF sam cleared and in Isb -,
s.n,y%%n; hTlanee well tnbere,. The land i VII
Terms made known on Ia, - 81 20 iHF..:
For further information enuuir, " " ''"''I'iAb---
I1,,r ,,,,,. ,.., HENRY 5. Tu0R%nUEGU
nUvn6 ''"' W" 'H''''It Wheeling CrreL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

AL&s!-Ccytain Freuch writers, desiring to
be considered witty as well as cauStc, have tn
ken. trouble to express their opinion of the
United States by leaving the pages blank that
How eun the Union exist after such an unparal-
lelcd assault of rIliculco
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PAIN PANACEA

PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheumam. Neuralgia Imbago, scn;lca Pleura,ie Palms.
Pains in the SHE, Chest Back and face SwclIed
and Painfnl Joints, Weak Hack, C.amp,
Sore Throat Sprains, &c.
The thousands who have Medicines testify 10
their excellent merits Ivy continuance their use To
those who have used them would say THEM and
they will find themto be all they represented and that
they wiilact with HnG0ic.kiEe effect.
DIR. GEO. w. PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio. For sale Wholesale and retail by
LAEGXLLH.S ts BUSHFYELD,
fe1i:ly GENERAL AGENTS FOR WESTERN vInos1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

=, TIE delegates from Washington and Oregon
Territories get, each, six thousand dollars milage.
Territorial delegates, altogether, get twenty
thousand dollars and have no vote. The near
est member, Aaryiandcr, gets only seventeen
dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

TME Qrxsron sEr1LxD-ADAMs was awarded the frat
premium for the best Daguerreotyre likeness the
Fair in this city, Also the premium for display
guerreosypes OSE HrsnRkD DOLLARS will he given any
Arti In lIrgfHa who equal pictures, either OF
Glass Silver plate. Call ut his Gallery 1876 Main street.
corner of Unon and his Ambrotypes Daguerreo-
tyres and photographic. I'D oct11
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Trust Sal

y virtue 81 Decd Of Trust executed -, ,,
and s %nne ey n, til wS y Of March i$ r"rss ]
Once o: Ohio county, Virginia Deed boar y 90 'e!.
~ Sn MN eAEe Tor SALE at the Hons Of si ~"
49,; ~ ,ie Sth Jay NJ December 1850 The ;nIIov jnt I'LL
iSe ',rinja lot 81 ground s.,.Il In ill., W. rfr'gt
Eo cniiri Sn, EiA cut by William Ciurifnr AMI
, 10 0 Io eogy Sais Of virginia which sat lot !.
,rLich M, r"nti:< about half the Tuan ;lty n
ti,, s" ~ ""g' Selling as Trustee, warrant Sni
i:rrS OF sale made known oil dav NJ sal.
81 Tli- above Srlc postponed ,.,,i IT,,
drC27 tillGF ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Tns annual statement of railways in the
Union hasjnst been published by the T. States
Railroad and Mining Register. 1t makes the
an increase of 3,434 over the preceding YEAR
The increase is larger in Pennsylvania than in
any other State, being 42G, willie the largest
increase in other States is, Illinois $685. Indiana
3Gs, and Wisconsin 1853 miles Our total is now
., l6t miles. Ohio heading the list with 2,SG?.
New York following next with 2,T02, and Hi,
noiS 1881. Pennsylvania is now the fourth
railway State, but is fast oycrtaking those ahead
Of hcr.-PaiL Amcricqa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES
someiBing FOR the Rnbic..

Mrs. haieys Nursing bottle surpasses anything the
Kind in use It Is simple in constructions easily clrAnsed
and very convenient respect. cents;
French Nipple attached,
sFSr sale by TIL LOGAN i Co.
aeczS - Wholesale Agents.
'i e"n now Indulge in the Richest Food
with mpuni'v whereas previous Obliged
confne myself strictly to the p. finest food"
such IS the experience Of only our customers
but Of hundreds Of persons here, Philadelphia New
York Montreal and Quebec, who BaAyE,s IIo-
Stomach. sassf. sl,s.ss--
cAUr'oS!To prevent imposition careful to ask for
BnF'are's HoLGnR B,tsrs. 81 s = .JJt
az dat 81 per bottle, or bottles for s5 ty the
proprtetors, - DENJAMlS PAGE, ia. Il &c.,
Manufacturing Pharmaccutiss and Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa;and by Ia UGHLLMS % BCSXFYELD., eya
dee2S A., Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Pretended 1NsAHn.-En the Huntington fri
not simulativc insanity often unietected ~
They cannot simulate the changes that may
occur in the countcnance the blush that will
show itself, and also the puISationS of the heart.
Simnlative insanity is usually capable of dctcc-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Ma. EDlToa.-we woal1 recommend y. RICHARDSON,
Esq., suitable person for the ONCE City Clerk at
the approaching election.
desSi MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
The Washington Star publishes the following

The Washington Star publishes the following
items of late information from Whcatland, on
which, it says, it has reason to rely:
First. Mr.. buchanan has as yet invited no
one to become II member of his Cabinet, anil
has not mad lie up his mind with reference to u
single member of il.
Second. Mr.. John Appleton, of Maine is
to be the editor of the Washington Union.
Third: Mr.. Buchanan is an earnest advocate
of the election Of John w. Forney, Esq, to the
Senate OF the United States
"Fourth. lie will leave Wheatland for this
city shortly before the LIST of February"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
Ambrotvnes for 81

PARTRIDGE, at hs aud spacious rooms, with facil
ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any In the country and far superior any city, is
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
In the country. lie is prepared AmJrotypes SO
they can be sent by mail without extra postage
them in lockets aud pins price Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens
and warranted TO last ages unchanged
Allknds of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side of Main Monroe, over Marsh
Taylor's store, .rs. be- aurIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

By the collision on the Virginia Central Rail-
road, both locomotives and six cars were des.
troyed. One of the trains was going at the rate
of thirty-fre miles an hour. Tenwhite persons
and ten negroes were injured. AT the last ac-
counts only one of the wounded had died.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

REEsE's iron furnace, at Baltimore, for the ma
nufacture of anthracite and charcoal iron. was
destroyed by fire on Saturday morning. Loss
$4,000. No insurance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

SPECIALIZING IL HuNAN ItENAINs.-The Phil
atlelphia Ltgwirey AYERS that the Aims House
guardians in that city arc in the haBit of selling
the dead bodies of paupers who die ut theinstt-
tatious under their charge, for the sum of $50
each. and scarcely uurecognized body taken
70 the ccmetry is inferred, but sold at once to
the brokers in anatomy. A lady went to Phila-
delphia from n. York to have the remains of her
deceased brother removed from the public burial
gronnd to the Odd Fellows Cc,netery. After
aisinterring two or three different bodies, and
not finding the right one, the search was gwen
up as Improbable.
Another lady, the wife of an insane man who
died at the hospital, could only recover the dis
s,ctei fragments Of the poor mans remains, at
the anatomical theatre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
70 WHOLESALE
AND Country Dnuccrsrs.


BARNES & PARK,
No. 34 broadway, n. ", Invite the close buy
ers to their immense stock of European and American
PATENT MEDICINES,
the most complete hrmlspheres at and
below propr"tors' prices by the dozen, PACKAGE or 100
gross BAn%Es PARK, n. " Cincinnati aud California
oc27daw3in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

\ GAMmLER.-Among the innumerable ancc-
dotcS related OF the ruin OF persons ut play there
is one worth relating, which refers to Mr.. Por-
Ter, gentleman who, in the reign of Queen
Anne, possessed one of the best estates in
northumberland, the whole of which he lost Mt
hazard i'll twelve months According to the story
told of this madman-fOr we will call him moth
ing elSe-whcn he had just completed the loss
OF his last acre, ut gambling house in London
and was proceeding down stairs to throw him.
self into carriage to convey him home to his
house in town, he resolved upon having one
more throw to try to retrieve his losses, and
Immediately returned to the room where the play
was going on. Nervctl for the worst that might
happen, he insisted that the persons he had been
playing with should give him one chance
OF recovery, or fight with him. His proposition
was this That his carriage and horses, the
trinkctS and loose money in his pockets, his
town house, plate and furniture-in short, all he
had i'll the wOrld-shOuld be valued at certain
sum, and be thrown at single cast. No per-
SlIaSiOns could prevail upon him to depart from
his purpose He threw and lost
Then conducting the winner TO the door, he
told the cOachman there was his master, aud
marched forth into the dark and dismal streets
without house or home or any creditaAlc means
of support. Thus heggard, he retired to an OBJ
Scure lodging i'll cheap part of the town, sub
SIstlnS partly on charity, sometimes acting as
the marker Mt Il billiard table and occasionally
as helper III livery stable. In this miscra-
BILE condition, with nahctlness and famine staring
him in the face, exposed to the taunts and in
suits of those whom he had once supported he
was recognized by an old friend, who gave him
ten guincas to purchase ueceSsaries. lie cx-
pended five in procuring decent apparel; with
the remainder he repaired to u common gaming.
house, and increased them to fifty; he then adj
journed to one OF the higher order of houses,
sat down with former associates, and won TWEEN
ty thousand pounds. Returning the next night,
he lost it all, was once more penniIcss, and ar-
ter subsistins many years in ahiect pcnury,
died ragged bcggar in St. Giles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Ma ED.oR-I would take this method OF informing my
friends candidate for recollection to the Office OF
Superintendent Water Works, the ensuing charter
Election, and will be thankful for their support.
decl9s DANIEL DUNBAR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

FANSY MoRroN, celebrated English actress,
being missed in her YOUTH had the boldness to
come before the audience, and asked (which
do you dislike-my playing, or my person ?"
"Ihe playing! the playing!" was the cry from
all sides. 'Wel, that consoles me- was the
answer; 'my playing can be bettered, but my
person cannot alter" Sic soon became the
favorite of the public. 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Ma EpIroE-It Is with pleasure that again per.
mitted to ,e of ot-tred and efficient
Street Commissioner, Mr.. JACOB AMIcK as candidate
for reelection that office Tdec19l OLD FRIENDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

EDIroRs IxyELLisExcER.-Please announce my name as
candidate for the Office of City Sergeant At the ensuing
charter election, elected viii attend to the duties
promptly. [dec24'I II. p. cnAPL1NE.
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kEhL ESTATE sal.
Trust Sale

n slTin Ill., Of Deed of Trust from Henry rrn..
~, Gtc' rated December 18th 1915 ur,i 20
Clerks office Of the County Court Of ORC SE.''! n u
Gidr for rage Ss; No. T., NJ, ,sn =: Public auction to r ed
a. ns rom door Of the Court House Of oLin Ca,
Wheeling ~ N, Tr,IIu"n TO The city u
't'-tS Ry Il. a. cCFp ia 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

MH. Eprros.-I again announce myself to my fellow
citizens for the office Of wharfnas.er elected, will
attend to the duties of said Office with fidelity.
dsc1s* RoBT. HAMILTON.
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no -H0NSEHEEpEE.S

II STORE and for sale. prices the following
4 articles, viz: Plate Warmers, stries and plain:
Coal Vases Eve SETS Five Stands OF different qualities
As" Tenders, Ash Pans Coal Scuttles Toilet sets, Slop
buckets Cake Spice and Knife DoXcs Tea Tnys pop
Mats Glazing aud Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks OF the best quality: Clothes Travelling
kes Of various ptierns Side Irons nce Meat Cutters,
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
WA. lIEBCRS
. dec20 No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

To Enirnas TuR ISrELLGEXcEH-I again offer my.
self Candidate for the Office Of City Sergeant
elected promise discharge the duties of Office
fully and imrartiaIly. TIecl7tl II. CoNANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Hon. 2. b. HUI, ofGeorgia, speaks thus SEN
s;bly in relation to his being posted as coward
by y. II. Stephens.
regard ducIling as no evidence of courage
no vindication of truth, and no test of the char
acter of true gentleman. shall be "braggart,
liar and poltroon" enough now, and forever, to
declare that what the laws of God and my ma
tive State unite in denouncing US murder could
give me no satisfaction TO do, to Dttsmpt, or to
desire. The determination is but strengthened,
when the contrary course involves the violation
ofmy conscience and the hazard of my family,
Us against man who has neither conscience nor
family. But have had, and shall continue to
have courage enough TO do aay duty firmly aud
truthfully, and to defend myself anywhere and
everywhere, even in the Eighth District, and if
any gentleman doubt it, there is a short and ca
RY way to test il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Mr.. EprrOn.-I would respectfully inform my fellow
czens that am candidate for the Office of Treasurer
the ensuing charter election.
decls r. W. HARDING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

MEssRs EpiroRs-You will please the name of
r. L. KIMBERLY, acandidate for City Sergeant the
ensuing charter election, and obgc the of the
whole city. LIecl6tl MANY FRIENDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31
a letter writer in washincton sovs

ASN1SA NilbcI III washington, SAYS:
Some fun was had this week over the election
of Chaplain. Strange subject to have fun over;
but such was the fact. remember few wears
ago, when Petit, Of Indiana, was in the House,
he always contrivcd to have some Jokes out of
50 piouS a matter. Last year the Rev. Daniel
Waldo an aged man of revolutionary merit and
services, WAS elected chaplain on motion of Gen.
Granger, who made quite a speech on the occa-
sion. Gen. G. tthc whitc-haircd veteran who
had the Spat in the enthusiast June with 'sVir-
GINA" McMullen) was evidently prepared for
speech, and moved the election The motion
was carried and the roll began; but Tom Flor
cnce (whoSe name alphabetically comes before
the Generally took the wind out of his sails by
nominating the old veteran. This produced n
laugh, of course, and even General G. called it
good hit. Some thirty names were mention
ed, and among others Brooks" nominated n
man. MesSrs. Spinner and Mott Republicans
from your State) named Antoincttc Brown. and
Spinner said she was regularly ordained cer-
gylnan. Here n voice Interrupted by saving
You mean clergy tcoman!" Extra Billy Smith.
| OF Virginia, asked Speaker Banks if was i'm
order TO nominate woman? The Speaker ans
wcrcd it was matter for the House. Elliott,
fot Kentucky, nominated 4 Hard-shcll Baptist,
(nainc forsotten,) and said-"He is not man
of ability, but just the one to pray for such a
crowd as this" When the roll was completed.
| it was evident that no choice was had: but be.
fore the ballots were counted, enough names
were withdrawn to elect the old Chaplain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

FLOUR, in rs cen. SACKS. jus. received
=9eels = EDWARDS BRO.
sSrsS sn p1S ArpS, and sapsagO Cheese just re-
dee1s EDWARDS BRO.
BY E.YPRESS, -
w have Just received 200 pieces of y., ,
~ ron, IN all desirable Widths. for trirlmipys = 80
--.--- HEIsKPLL SwRARITGES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

lin. EDlron.-Pease announce JOSEPH JORDAN as the
Peoples candidate Master at the ensuing charter
election, and obliyc TIeclGl MANY FRIENDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-31

Mr.. Epron.--TOu viii please announce the name OF
HENRY SHARP candidate for Street Commits oner
and OLlise [decl2"l MANY CITIZENS.