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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

A TEMPERANCE ,JoKE.-.Joc Harris was awholc
souled, merry fellow, and very fond of glass
After living in New Orleans for many years, he
came to the conclusion of visiting an old uncle
away up in Massachusetts, whom he had not
seen for many years. Now there is difference
between New Orleans and Massachusetts in re-
gard to the use of ardent spirits, and when Joe
arrived there, he found all the people run mad
about temperance, he felt bad, thinking with the
old song, that Excepting the spirit up by pour
ing the spirit down." was one of the best ways
to make time pass, and began to feel indeed that
he was in a pickle. But on the morning after
his arrival the old man and sons being gone
out ut work, his aunt came TO him and said -
Joe YOU have been living in the South, and,
no doubt arc in the habit of taking something
to drink about eleven o'clock. NOwl keep somc
for medical purposes, but let no one know it,
as my husband wants to be good example. =
Joe promised, and thinking that he would get
no more that day, took as he expressed ii,
"buster." After he had walked out to the sta
bic. who should meet him buthis Uncle. We'll,
Joe" said lie II expect that you are accustom
ed to drinking something in New Orleans, but
You find us all temperate here and for the sake
of my sons, l don't let them know that | have
any brandy about, but just keep little for
nv rheumatism. Will you take some! 2"
Joe signifed his readiness, and took another
big horn. Then continuing his walk, he came
to where the boys were mauling rails. After
cOnversing while, one of his cousins said:
",Joe, expect you would like to have dram,
and as the folks are down on liquor we have
some out here to help us on with the work. u
Out came the bottle, and dOwn they sat, and
as he SAYS, by the time that he went to dinner,
he was as tight as could be-
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TIIE PHILADELPHIA ELEc-

The Philadelphia Ledger, says:-The usual
party lines were held very loosely, and the VIC
tory won by the Democrats is by no means TO
be regarded as an endorsement of all political
views of that party, though it will probably have
very favorable influence Uponit, in strengthen
ing its confidence and in disheartening and dis
organizing its opponents the Americans. The
change, however, affords very favorable. oppor
tunity to the party coming into power to recon-
mend itself more largely to popular favor by pur-
suing a line OF policy that will stop at once the
leaks in the public treasury through wastefnl
extravaganza, diminish the excessive number of
officials sustained at the public cost, make the
salaries commensurate with the labor to be per-
formed and see that those who receiye public pay
shall diligently perform public service THERE'S
wide field here for operations and n vigorous and
honest government can do a great deal to cs-
tahlish IT'S own character with the people and
sustain the public interests. If the successful
party does not accomplish the reforms expected
Of it. another revolution may be predicted about
this time next year quitcas Overwhelming as
that of yesterday to the dominant party.
The result of the election was made the subject
ofgeneral rejoicing thrOughontthe city last night
and carly this morning, by the Democrats and
old line Wings. Third and Chestnut street, III
the vicinity of the newspaper offices, were dem
scy thronged with men and doys and the head
quarters of the keystone Club, Mt Sixth and
Ghes!int streets, was also crowded, as well as
the street in front; along almost every street up
and down town, the greatest excitement and en-
thusiasm prevailed, until after o'clock this
morning. Delegations from the different wards
paraded with bands of music, and scrcnaded
MesSrs. yaux, Porter, Armbruster. Taylor, and
Teddy, the candidates for Mayor, Solicitor, Re
ceiyer of Texas, Comptroller and Commissioner
Speeches were made by the Mayor and Solicit
tor elect, from the balcony of the Merchants
Hotel. about midnight The Mayor was receiy-
ed with tremendous cheering, and addressed the
multitude.
The North american, for1ncrly-a Wing iourn-
al, but now of Republican" proclivities, and
which warmly advocated the election Of Mr..
yaux, thus remarks on the result:
In the result, the popular desire for retrench-
ment and reform has been most cnIphatically de-
monstrated. Grown tired oftrusting those who
have proved failhless, the people threw them
selves into the opposite scale. 1t will be lesson
which all professional politicians would do well
to heed The returnSiudicatc unequivocally the
success of the entire Democratic city ticket, and
the choice of large Democratic majority inthc
City Councils. As this result has been mainly
brought about by the agency of Wing votes,
which, for local reasons, cast in favor of the
successful candidate, it cannot be regarded as
party triumph.
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HUGHES, NJ. d

Hom@oPathIc PhyslcIan, -
HAS removed his office residences and permanently
himself the If Fourth and Quincy streets
below the First Presbyterian Church.
oY1cs IIouns:-AIorning from q to,9
Noon, "a 80
Evenings, 't 2.
BILL OF PRIcEsFor single visit, cents medicine,
% cents For more visits day. 80 cents; medcide,
70 cents Advice Office aud medicines frome5 to 5octs,
and upwards, as the case may be.
.o5strtric cases from, ST. stI-
Visits to the country, according to distance.
The above .'ll of Prices glreu becattse II Is said my
charges are much higher.
NIny 3-1yl
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DENocHAnC NOMINATIONS ~ ItLrSOEs-rhe
Democratic State Convention held at Springfield
last week, nominated the following candidates
for State offices, to be voted for in August next:
For Governor-wN. a. RICHARDSON.
For Lieutenant Governor-RIcnARD j. HAM
mTOS.
For Secretary of state-W II. sxYDrE.
For Treasuref-JoHS MooRE.
For Auditor-SAMUEL X. CASEY.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1856.

KAssAs AFT.AiiRs.- Cass n S.sr:5' sloaesz--z4A
letter from westport, in ST. Louis Republican,
states that Jones, when shot. was acting under
the authority of the investigating Committee
sent out by Congress He had arrested a man
named Wood, who had etnbezzletl important pa
pers connected with the Reeder case, and refused
to appear before the committee. A meeting
WAS held in Lawrence, which denounced tho as
s1ssination of Jones, and pledged every effort to
bring the murderer to justice. This meeting
embraced large number Ofthe free State par
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4 MONUMENT
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
XiNPTONnS YEGETdBLE 9YNCTURE!!

BALrptoRE, March 81, 1880.
This certify that abCunt nine years since was at-
cnn who ordered II to be popltlced 4 was very much
svoeR and i continued to gnt u a RsTss ss
ulcers to the number Of twenty-five formed between ankle
amt 9t y sngS T ea wsT bone to the
and one OrtWo TRI9iI Ts69 sSSnsI I long
then taken to Hartford count. q this Stats the GhysI
clan there told my os and 1ads NJ sIS% hsni ae os
ed with weeks using the knife frequently tax
giving reliefsone of the applications 50 very
when applied the was so great my iri mus
lcre was me; from knee to ankle was not
much unlike honer-eomb the numerous ulcers running
would scratch fingers white ps would Issue fhereirop'
'''Ns'' VIVA @@'Si BALTIMORE MY HOME,
then tcturnrtO Baltimore, my old home expecting.
the advice ofmv friens fused various remedies, some
which gave only transient relief Ieotnued to grow
worse; swelling my LEFT hip. ami AFTER severe pain
an ulcer formed from which came piece Of bone Anol-
er also formed o" my spns ~ea my yse,ans GU. I nv.
only of saving fe Alter this yet another i9r-
other parts my body. which in n,nand size ast3nst-
ed those who them Twas reduced to mere skeleton
anu as "t"A - ~ DEAF DEATH RELIEF -
felt death would lave been me- HAD tried phy
Ta Ssd aha en cured I iIAMPT0Ss yT4BIE TING
TURE Of disease similar laoring under
advised me to try it. At this time been afflicted full
ave years COMMENCED taking ''hh'altoA's IeOGd1ts
TIaet9rs.n ,,.,,,,,
the frat bottle OF which inspired with hope and by the
time had taken bottles felt much improved tatI
the confidence to believe that It would cure me- CON
tiped It's srstI improving Ny ulcers healed, and new
strength weak and shattered SYSTEM and with
further detail, happy to say my leg Is also hsaeu,
ad general of health has taken place and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful etclne
alone. have given but faint idea Of my sterns, ~.
my friends may read this will bear testimony to al that
1 have said In favor Of
NI,aptola yt1fGJLs 7TnetHre,''
and will say Hlo afflicted have bGN,to use
EDWIN N. SPRANKLIN,
No. % Register street,
3doors north Of Pratt st.
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TO TIE rO7KRs OF ono COUNTY.
Respectfully myself candidate for the Office
of sreriG, at the coming Spring election.
nqs W.T.. sELpY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

Ma. EDttoR-please announce THOMAS r. sHALLcRoss
as the peoples candidate for Sheriff the ensuing spring
election No one questions his peculiar fitness for the Office
Ily 50 doing you will oOllge
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MRsss EDrass.You win confer a favor many vo-
tiers by announcing our esteemed worthy elovczen.
IL. IL HUBBELL rs candidate for Sheriff, tour Spring
election.
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no pUE IADIES.

TO TEIE Ladies'.
We have just received fresh supply of the tOncentrt
el Lye inbSxes full directions for use. lhks yo2r
ocu soap Several Ladies' the city hive used the Zge,
and are very much pleased with IT. One cake Will make
barrel Of sqf1 soup.
AlsO--Bahblts, Soap Powders
Starch Polish
nr bookkeeping articles are forsaIe by
I. II. LOGAN 4 Co...
my! bridge Corner Druggists.
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UTtzE,g3.s c4yDIDA 7.E.

a EnrroR-PeAsc oblIge many citizens by announcing
in the ensuing Spring Election for the oce of sherir OF
Ohio county.
fe3o MANY CITIZENS.
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To THE PRoPLE Of ONO C0UyTT
Tnnouaee myself as candidate for the office ofsteriG
Should electe viii endeavcr to DISCHARGE The duties
with fidelity.
f.4 A. BEDILIoN
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Ma EprroR 4The undersigned offers himself eandl-
late for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the city District
at the coming election.
mya +. DAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

Ma. EDrroE :piease announce PEIkR
candidate conis.oner Of the Revenue for Ohio copn
Is. Spla MANY VOTERS.
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.1NEl L,EOPLEsS l,IND.

..THEJEOPLES' o4NDID4TE.
Our worthy citizen, SAIL. IRWIN, ESQ. viii be support
edfar ic ONCE Sheriff., atthe next election by the
Eel VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY.
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NE. EprroE john Parker Eiibe the anti-Knop Nothing
candidate in the City district for Commissioner of the
eilue. CITIZENS SUFFRAGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

Another FIRE AND DtsTRsss1xG AcCrpEST IN
WASHINGTON. The Intelligencer, Of this morn
ing. May s, has the following.
About half past three o clock yesterday after
noon the fine large brick livery stable of sr JAS.
Shrevc ir. (adjUinipg thatof Mr. JAS Shreyc, sr.,
which was destroyed on Tuesday morning,) was
discovered on fire, and, owing to the combusti-
BILE nature of the hay and other contents, it was
totally destroyed, the horses and vehicles only
being saved The adjoining stable, belonging to
Mr.. Paulus Thyson and occupied by Alr. Allen
Dorsey, was also nearly destroyed. The sever
al fire companies repaired promptly to the scene
ofduty; but their labor were oflittle avail in
batting flames having such materials TO feed up
on. Mr., Shreyes loss estimated at fioul three to
four thousand dollars, is partly covered by an
insurance of two thousand five hunderd dollars
in the Northwestern Insurance Company, of
which Mr.. j. G.. llewis,is theagent Mr.. Thy
sons loss is seven or eight hundred he also
was insured by the same company in the sum
of four hundred dollars. There is no doubt of
fire us well as the others that have occurred dur
ing the present week.
Among the persons who entered Mr.. Shreve's
stable for the purpose of rescuing his horses and
other property was Mr.. Ebcnezer Lord, grocer,
whose store is at the corner Of Ninth street and
New York avenue and while he was there the
rear wall fell upon him He was extricated and
TeucSeu 1S soOu as pOsSAule, Nucn " was lVunu
that his right thigh was broken, his left arm
somewhat bruised and burnt, his left hand burnt,
and his forehead cut Atteno'ciock last night
Mr.. Lord was regarded as doing well. He is p
son of Mr.. Francis B. Lord, au old aud respected
citizen of Washington, and young man fine
character and amiable department.
We learned last night that one Of two or three
negroes arrested yesterday on suspicion of firing
the stable yesterday had confessed that and 9th
or recent acts of ihScldiarisr and stated that 1t
was his purpose to Ere other buildings lastnight
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A GARD roTTHE LADIES.


;SDR. DuPONCes GOLDEN FEAIAPE PILLS nre infalll-
removing stoppaScs Irregularities of the
These pills nothing new, but have been used by the Doc
many years, both France aud America withun-
paraelsd success every case, and he surged by many
thousand ladies used Them mike the pills pub
c te alienation Of those suffering ffen, amy Irregular
tiles Whatever well preventive to those Indies whose
health willnot permit m Increase family. Pregnant r
males themselves be so, cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes
sponsthiltt the above adnOnon although their mild
ness would prevent any injury heaith otherwise these
pills are recommended. Drectonsaceompan each box
Price 81.
soldwhossae and retalhy
LAuGIILINSs2 nusHFIELDs
Genl Agents for Ohio county,
N6s5 Monroe st.
Also for sale by n Ii. LOGAN & CO.
bridge Corner Druggists.
Aorders addressed to the above General Agents
they will supply HE Propreors prices, and send
the pills eondentiall ladies by mail by enclosing 4l=to
either, ut the Wheeling Post office.
" B-Dr. pufoneos Golden Pills, signature. Dupcn.
cor on every bo& OTHER genuine For particulars get
clrcnlaro Agents. APPLY
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verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
Ut Oh n Q q UT :
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

THIS Young gentleman Is now living in midst those
wa know him will byar testimony that his sgisrinEs and
cure are ggera0n Some OF the pieces al bone may
be seen Iy calling go Baltimore strectohers are In Ids
possession. ltte scepticl liuhc will testify that
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Hazel EYED GIRIs.-Major Noah says that
''iazel eyes inspire At first Platonic sentiment,
which gradually but surely expand in love as
securely founded as the Rock Of Gibralter. A
woman with a hazel eye hsEen slopes from Ter
lns6Gad never chats scandal; never sacrifices
her husbands comfort to her owp, never finds
fault, never talks too much nor too little, always
entertaining ntellectua agreeable and love
II creature. .sSfe never kIissy, " says an editor
'sbnt one uninterssting and unamiable women
ed as the Yankee SAYS. like the little end of a
nothing Whitfield down to point The grey is
the sign Of shreN edness and talent Great thin
kers and Captains haveit In women, ildicates
better head than hesrt The dark hazel IS
noble ia Its significance, as in its beauty. The
blue eye is amia5le but may be feeble The
sff. Champion, it is sid, admits that the
rei,I os i.o-d Clarendon on tho eniistnien CUES.
81
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WINDSOR CHAIR AIANIJEAC -
ETaE Subscriber eture Chatrs, Eetteee,
il S1eiabie dfenss OF the
MIN EafFant 10 give
- Old Cnafrs reeetgeds PAINTED.
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.spRIMG RLRoTIoN.

I'VE charge PryE DoLLAHs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to he paid invariably in advance Persons com
plying with this rule win understand why er
nents deROt appear.l
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SO much cash Will required wllpay the expenses Of
sale and 49OOU pay the balance OF ts hrstnute in the
deed Of trust and the amount Of the
until the 18th OF MIR, 1871 ST. and on the residue
acredt OF from day Of Saiei the purchaser
giving approved paper Miti good bearing In
terest from dry OF sale, secured by deed Of trust on the
property. The title believed he good, but will convey
only such title vested by the trust decd.
There Is prior lieu the Athennum which will be fully
shown onthe day OF sale, being fornboDt Sln, GOO.
CHARLES VI. RUSSELL,
Inyteti Trustee.
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into the whole system The Impotence OF age the relexR.
tinn prOducc BY inl that cuusiu
tional and every known the nerves sensation
mud motion, relieved by single course
reiuvinatIng preparation.
Among the diseases for which Is inalnbie sprcfc.he
following may he Nervous IntapaCItv iii Mani
Rarrcnness sterics Fetnule Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous Headache; Low Sprt Feelings
Of Me,nor Treinulousness; Rush of Blood tie Head;
Mental indolence Iss of Appetite Anaelaton Muscular
Relaxation; DyspepsN; Torpor after Eating
Nervous cSlsl Unpsnsqnt EFpetio Foul breath; IeF
SgllIg; Anxiety: Causelcss Fears; Monolnana; R.lff
ious Melancholy and every species OF complaint connected
nerves. sssf
THE MARRIED AND every delicate phyf-
earnesly recon,incndei IT lHses delightful calm thro
the Whole system, and BIZ Communicative nrgan-
ism the energy which nature has denied, indulgence
stroyc 1t inevitably Iroongs life, while contributes
enjoyment
Thetestlmonals of efficacy from cergymen high
standing, leading medical and, fact, embraces every
'rrolessIon, occupation and class. s55i.yfsf -
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.R7GA9T 7sRI5ILIsH IN lfh117CI45lI {
DR.. MoRsE,s


IN5NIG CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves but actually eStcrmnates all nervous
IN diseases, J removing their cAues, and hnilng up
and terrifying the whole scu! system, that It becomes alb
solntely inyuinernble Of this character and
relapse Is therefore Impossible
THE CORDIAE
combines never before ssOcatedtin medl.
cline. While itacs specifically upothe eli cuIatUi
setyeonss and noyhtlng hoth. and gives tone
and regularity OF action to the stomach bowels.
T0every relaxed organ, tiinpatts degree
strengths and capacity TO en,re fatigue, whether bodily
MENTAL thar erfecll, astonishing The 1accd dtsh
and muscles hnren under its Influence, the
bracet every fbreis retr,nR anil suspended function,
either In Il restored full vlghF All 0hr
ouc and stnulans produce re-aeiion, the ptru
liariiy Of
DR. MoRSE's 1NvIGoRATINGs CORDIAL
to The influence It uniform
perpetual; II seems to
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tArsu. and time. copy and charge iii. oaiee.l'
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Trust Sale.

IlY virtue II deed trust, executed by Jno. W GIN and
ID George IIafdhin the snbscrbcr dated Atay 25t,
1865, and ecorledihthe CLERKS office of Ohio county in
Deed BoOl No 90 pne BIB, Res for the purposes therein
named, Will proceed Saturday tile 18th day OF June,
1856, the door of the Court House OF Ohio county
OF Wheeling vii: the lots of land fronting the north
side of Webster street Centre heeIin, and designated
(s2Sl and two hundred and (2ss ON which Is
the oil Cloth Factory, and lots numbered hundred and
esq and two undrc ami fS i've [25l which
Il the Machine Shop, occupied by Hobbs & fayler:i--
lots (s) Main street and lots
numbered thirteen t9) aud fourteen u y near the Renent
Iron Works. in Centre Wheeling Also the property known
the AtheHea, the OF Market and John
streets, IN Wheeling, being subdivisions Of lots numbered
q. 1911 s7s!s -
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trial.
SOVETyEyyr ABOUT ILiifPTORlS TTNUTGRE-TO
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
As an InvSorator Restorative, where gentle sttmu-
liant ls Wnnted believe superior all the ourais lie.
fore the public, n for COUGHS SCltOF.
A md RHEUMATISM with all diseases Of the Stomach and
bowels has successful to the single anil mar
ried The valuable remedy, which thousands
Willteetify-
Ssy-call and get pamphlets and see cures.
For sale by n. II. Logan 81 Co.. Wheeling, Gen.
Sold by MORTIMER MowDRAY,
80 Baltimore ST., baltimore,
aud So, broadway, n. Y. =
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IyLs4 A GREAT SPRING NEDIcINE!
THE GREAT RENOYATOR OF THE SYSTEM.
r-Dccate ladies and children will please to give Il
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GOOD two story lIouse situated on Morrow street 70
init4, GRo r. w1cKmAN.
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For Sale
{ A II A RARGAIS--One good Rnggy and Harness.
"a S. AVERY, Nos. 146 q i14S Main St.,
tIeaI Wheeling. Va
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N WISH 10 seliny Farm near Wheeling, and win sen n n
liberal TERMS and more tracts as may be de-
sired.
hlcI25 z. JACOB
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To persons In search Of country residence, witourr
moving distance from tile city, those
DESTROYS of engaging Market Gardening, this pror,Tts
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AUCTION SALE.
XITIIIe soll nj tue trout door the Court House OF
his county on Saturday 1T INST commencing at IL
O'Clock A. NJ 2O Shares of Stock in the Fire and Marine In
sarahce Company of tbs city - q s.
GEORGE E. NNICKlIAM,
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N Plated Forks znd IsorE Handlel kniye'
Talle and BeseEt IN ssts ard y ths aeztsis
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gJsose very desirable hpilainE los numbered 1896 lis
16G and one half OF 1926 all being Zane Street Il
order close sale tess Lots win be so low Afpl
tn
an1T tm I. n. ARMSTRONG.
49, = - c, = -
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B4GDN!I .BlGOIS5i!
- CASKS SHOULDERS;
4 3 chSks Clear Sides;
and superior plain aud cured Hams, just re-
's milo anu 'o' s't's -! = l. NJ. HUMPHREY
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n I4lNI y INIIO oitLN ON
Whe cling Island.

TINE undersigned WILL at early day. Of which due
notice Will hereafter be given, during the coming Spring,
offer at palc on sale in lots to suit purchasers,
that portion OF Wheeling Isana nov in the occupancy Of
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For Sale.

TocFS In The Fire 1nsurance Co., OF this city,
- paid per cent for sN months Jan 1s Enquire this
otfee.f irgl ~ al q = III IS APPS
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