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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

The friends ofGeneral Walker affirm that
his position is by no means so dlscouragipg AZ
some Of bis enemies would have the publin
believe. Perhaps SO. But the latest a ,coun,a
show that the master spirit of the fiibusters
was surrounded by difficulties. The New York
Times states that he had been amply supplied
within the last few weeks with the yarious
munilons of war, including most Of the i'm.
pI owed incendiary missiles used at SeyastopnI.
and some perfected since, and that the BLOWING
up Of the llth of April was by the emplov,
ment OF a destructive shot of American invens
tlon, and never heretofore used, and supplied
to Nicaragua by Gen. Henseingson. The uext
news will probably tell the whole story. If
General Walker shall still contrive to maintain
himself, drive back or overcome the allied for,
ces that have /. been brought against him, bs
will indeed manifest extraordinary energy.
ard prove that he is no common leader. "
LANDLORDS AND TKNAHrs.-In one of The
ward courts in New York, last week, snit
was brought fora years rent of house. which
the tenant had sbdicsted at the end Of ono
quarter, rendering the proportion of rent for
that period, which tae landlord refused to acl,
| eept, and appealed 10 due time to the law
| The tenant proved that the house was 90 infts,
ed with ratss mice and every variety OF slnnI. ar
vermin, that it was uniuhabitable, il habita
tion implies corntors. The jury awarded to the
landlord only the rent ofthe c,oarter during
which the teoant endured TIE henuisauce.
Col. Brantlsv is In Alabama. endeavoriug
raise company ofvoluntssrs for Nicaragua,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
ailiIng Twine! ailling Twine ! !!

.... Gul1nE GW1uo. GllI1ng IWlue.s
WEHAYE Just feoelved a large lot
@4&a wv of Gilling Twine, Of a very superior
~ quality, which will dispose OF at the
Low est market priae, and return the any at
moi prove be what it, We sell all of
ogF 6iihs Twne these tsTms, but non comes buck
~ . 50 I" - - BEDELL, PEARCE & Co..
No. 81 North srd st., door below Arch,
tot. 7T-fnos. Philadelphia.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
KEW voAL YARDfN bRANpYiwifNE VILLAGE.

wMA A. L. Sr00PS
EHE% inform the citizens of brandy wine Village
and the aarrounding country, that he has
Village, the Academy where he ia prepared to sell
superior coal reasonable rates has just received
by many to be equal to Lehgh, and far superior t9
Sohuyklll and sold at the price the latter All
coal Kept u yard is under yer clean, dry and clear
oil dross. and will besold low. fna lg-6m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

Col. Brantlsy is In Alabama. endeayoriug
raise . company ofvoluntssrs for Nicaragua.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
JOYfM NJ AIKER. IYF

MANUFACTURES by steam, Sash, Doors, W indOw-
tA Frames, Mouldngs Yenilian and Pannel Shutters,
Shipley street, below Eighth,lWil Del
Eight by ten sash alygagH on hand, as cheap as any
made elsewhere. -
He has recently increased his machinery, and prepnr
cd to turn out large Of work and with greater
expedition than heretofore Builders and others In want
of nythilg in this line respectfully invited to call
NB-An engine and boiler Of two horse power, in good
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

NEW DRUG STORE, --IH
MARKET AND FIFTEENTH Street, adjoininBS. r,
Fk Belts Grocery Store. James b. Kennard, Practical
ing tted the above store, the subscriber takes this
met rs to inform the citizens of wilmington and the
piil se Of Hrsndywine and vicinity that he will hays
fresh supply Of superior Drugs Chemicals, Dyes Patent
Medioines, Perllncry together with large asssoIt
BAIL ang Cloth brushes A good assortment Of Combs
and accurately compounded by himself, OF fresh and
liable drugs and chemicals. Having an experience Of
many years in the business he IL enabled to conuuet th
important branch with care and accuracy.
night. lsI II
articles sold warranted to be of the best quality.
The s1bscrber hopes by strct personal attention to
s.ness and desire give full Satisfaction in all
to merit and receive share of the public pato
JAMES b KENNAEG. Druggist,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Bank

WILMtNaToa, DEcRMsER !, 1855.
,IHE Annual Election for Eleven Directors to
serve the ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House on Monday day Of January, 1887 betweeG
~ De. o. ~ " SAMUEL BInDIE, Cashier.
dbSl0 NM WoRTa of Improved grouud
SbAUsSWBU rents for sale. Inquire of JOHN
j. rHIELIPs, Note and Bill Broker, No. 46t Wal.
nut Street, opposite the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Dec Shines.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

The New York papers of tuesday have long ac-
counts of the recent wrecks upon the Jersey coast
We tnke from them some additional details
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

COAPLNESTARY SUFFER- a very large nun.
her of railroad men connected with the Ohio
Central and other roads, gave complimentary
supper at the American House last evening to
Thatcher Perkins, Esq, Superintendent Of the
Ohio Central, who is about to "brcak his con-
neetIon" Herewith. w. d. Hubbard presided.
a handsome gold chain was presented to Mr.
Perkins by the President in behalf of the en-
lOyces, as testimonial of their respect conf
dtncc and esteem. The tables were most sump-
tnousiy laid, and a number of toasts and speech.
IS were given. The whole afiair passed off
pleasantly, and was highly honorable to all con-
eetned-0dto State Journal, Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

LAST Sunday night according to accounts,
sesms to have beena very stormy one on the
drer The downward boats experienced great
difficulty in keeping the channel. The r. f.
SIS broke her doctor at Logstown. The Yir-
gaia Bell was thought TO be seriously injured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST a RAILROAD Gov
FAyT.-Welear ftomthe Portage (O.) Sentinel,
that at a late term of the Court of Common
Peas Of Portage county, Nary Anderson, adj
niaistrattix Of NYm. Anderson, recovered dam
sses to the amount Of $1,000, from the Pitts
bursh aud Cleveland Railroad Company, for the
killing of her husband.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

PEsSsYLvANlA GovBasoH. -lYe,iearn- ttat=lF.
F. Packer, Of Lyconing county, wasnominated
for Governor, on the 26th ballot, by the Demo.
aaticGonvcntion at Harrisburg, Pa,on Monday.
Itr,niains TO be seen, whether, as in our State.
nomination is an election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

LANDS OUT Wrsr-The Leavenworth Herald
received in last nights mail saws:
The buying and selling of city lots, and land
outside the town, still continues us brisk us ever.
Large numbers of lotsa continually changing
hands; and the prices instead of decreasing still
havea rising tendency. The adjustment 81. the.
questions concerning the sale Of Lcavenworth
has inspired a confidence in the public and see
deayOring to invest here. Prices Which appcar
almost fabulous to the stranger, are paid daily
Tor lots, by persons who are we'll aware of our
manifest destiny as city. Land adjoining the
town rates from two hundred to one thousand.
dollars pee acre; and the owners hold on at
these prices, confidently expecting an increase.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

coRS-rlANTtSo, says the Galveston cirilian
Of the 18th, is now in pretty general progress
throughout Texas, though some parties have
finished two or three weeks since. All expert.
snee proves the great advantage of early plant
ing. Frosts arc said not to injrgs the young
corn until it has juinted. If cut down before
that time, it springs up again from the root with
iesh yigor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

TGr GtstraI Presbyterian mentions the case
Of minister among the mountains Of Tennes.
gee, who had, on Christmas day, a ..surprise
,i,t' from the constable, who presented him
vii, bills which he was unable to payl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

corsrr corhE-E Everett was brought before
this Court on yesterday, setting as an Examin-
ing Court, but by his counsel, waived eza,nina.
toa and was sent on TO the Circuit Court for
,L, Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

0RBRllf, l0GKIg.
= y. Qyott sons. 133 n "a street Ney
YORK; barnes Park 800 corner 1HSe rad
more CuspsTe DrotheF1, Gay 81 SSi PsnnS Avenue Gn
John D. Park ChiehE6s Darrlhy Brothers 2iS
j. Wright q Co. - ~
so!d Dlshaeld vholesale Agents for North
virginia; y. Logan q Co., and Other Drt,VeSifS
GENERAL throughout the United statesEnd
5NAtlA1lkt NET IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

d Be kind to tiny brother; nor show thy 6eartco,
10 kind 70 Thy sister sodear. 3
-7.--7= ------
F'antastical Story.
4 's5..sss='.'s NJ. II: y: EAboLIEsE.
a short time since, a few persons were togeth.
r a. an Old shateauinthe neighborood of Ram.
bonlllet Theswcather sad and lrI6Gii1,,
The skysyas black They heard the rain iaIIing
ana drew the fire around table coVereH
Withboolis and papers . ., - g -
j Obi H9M.coldiit is and how drearilyi the
wind whistles through the Trees said a younp
g!El. a aaES popndvolulne lay among the books
upon tho table bearing for title tho single word
. MIDSIdltF.s She took itup :.
DO you know the author of this book ~ She
asked. "a To- Is t;ss S,5{t ts535, -
= AAsskillfnl SCULPTOR replied gentleman!
Nn IS Vas reading al newspaper ut the fireside,
81 S'hluuesvl gnonl a sculptprl Itwas written.
py q beautiful woman and charming one,''
Prokesln Q third speaker, who was lingering the
Ipiano in a corner. o -
Woman or sculptor" answered the vouno
lady, turning over the leaves, Claude Vignon
mas written book which 1 would not like to
read aonelat might lat such a time as this
4 Lonchi Il 1t even makes me SILVER to my very
'Do you believe in these stories Of other.
worldg said she, after slight pause.
- Id, do not know replied an old gentleman.
who would face Il lloo,. ~
Ebled he upset n salt-celar 80
Tue conversation having turned upon super.
natural things, wcnt5on. The doors were shut.
the chairs drawn near together and each one told.
\ some tale he knew, Had the wind blown open,
Il started from his ,:eat with &C., tleNe
knew, ii mar. . "a J,
Mons. do r. who ho[I bas,
plagued with n law ssit On i,;sr, IN ~ ~
sipertv and evaI, tI1o I, IL W H1s pro-
]ti.d He was tI,cI, ~ '..s
SPARE man. n Iittls h.I5 ;tI - ~ 9 tll1l
might md ton hroy,c 10 a. IL =. giaSe %
Ibis cause he only ns .Sssi galIl
l,yithour which h conlJ lcs
almost certain Of their exisfence w tt
closest and i0ost Snraf,I rS, ~, t a
Hind the Mace s,hero t iis L1e9 70
tttnrnefl oys, oSr S tu ne ha9
EVERY nioeon bol n S ,'S,t., anu
ldreti times Int no $50 %
(which held the nnansScerohl ,,,Sf s
and his innocencc Rnt No.. " ts lslta
not tiseonrSss II vii, tIos. as
Ifhen The ESst : VIII Set'tIte my fortune
ron ,hic6 FL ..t'@ y tS as 81
lbow out nv brains ), and So ,a "
This word - :. .''e.. " nv
tsTrbo1o "a. 49,, 4.5.., -, .5lf
liIy Of Mons de r. ,S;ch baJ ~ .us lall-
4 cleared A., tlasa never oeen
died sn,ldcn il, 9e
Ibood,g snE,t IleS A9Tl!u lIln
death si,lc -, ~ ~ ~. Is tle
SOM, NY 0s tGi-'
Fireplace sccTctnT,y IN fla 80 g. 60
Omen nltoi,g 4; ys l',,1,,, tISa I ioulla
touchcdit Vet the door ',.ss.,
lsi,Ia oyl tl,o Vas On the ln-
forced. One VI ~ oee :,5
nv which Mons Sl !,.s VI = M
1.-The bston fortune ht the
Ibe f1nnd Ys tl s,t nor
4 a - -. tstHAi w palle. when Ilau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

rns African Baptist Church, in GAINESVILLE. O.
US almost entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

ON ~, s.ttt0,l, Nov. 49h, 1856
T. II. Wheeling tIls. = = : 80 - A. ana Ago
The Nail Train da1lv except sS4ndaysI al 6bb A n
W receive snd at All the PRINCIPAL
Train daily ct 4e0PlI WIN receive and
p9Ssengera AZ the following stations only: BEN
81 Cumberland
sykesVllle and WnshinYton ,Junction. - z ,
Ine Trains Will arrive follows The Mai Train at41O
A. A. daily the ESprEss I:6u p NJ daily The
sIo9 IRAN nom sllngto Cumberland RlllBe disSoS
sfeE ri w. .. FO0DSIDE,f Superintendent s y
.HSSA sttsft.ls ~ = J,SBPoRD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

Panoes, Mel6deons Fuphines Snd AccnrfOSns tuned
and repaired all other kinds generally
with neatneSA and dispatch.
az An goods warranted, at this establishments
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

THg New Orleans people are just. now enjoy
;ss that luxury known asaGreen Peas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
MEETING AN pJTTsRTIiRaH7 -

e MEEIINtI AT PILsTsBURGH. 2
PTfsRURGM, March 3.-There was 4 needing
OF 1tl1eIls TO- day and the Mayor presided
Speeches Nere deand resolutions passed pay.
ing tttbnte to the memory. Of DR. Kane
Committee were appointed 10 make afI9nges,
ments for the public detnonstra tions Of respect
The remains Of Dr.. Kline arese pected here,
I'M few days. ~ :;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

AaCsCE5IOsN IS A8LtESs
hfs WSsn eEs ss SoD
Ny stock, which amounts to $4,000. being entirely
Those Ladies that cannot attend the ue-
4Sy ana every Srties AT b Below c6sT bta5 de-
s6S e wind Up g. e Pis
&c viii SELL In order to close spy may be, at the
slk Bpt9ona worth Is!6e cts per dSE
Glass =. 12116e at..... ,s.....e g -
MuslIus heached, worth T. cts 80 per yard
Cambria cord, vot.n s!.se
oplleo. Except Kept Easas S ssl aud :
GoehSsS. X 1s
cee%Fss sGs. $ S g.
@OrlnOa Preach worth q; Ga. 20 :.
E Ealas 81 D. E Hsis. ss5SsS
81 els...s ......t .s9lfe
sR 9Pef s4 a. ::
Hs@ssich HsBdEs TsisiI SogtS Sloa.t...5s
. ss......s!js
WITH one words vi sen ~ aad any q goods ct and
80 ogsr fer se,s pEiyass ~ .s azsTs ee.l.tiaE
% ts ~ M X - ~. y. " ,,s ~
another party by the tSt q April 40 q
~ Don't forget tlia Auction sales, every Saturday
morning. ~. ss;ss tea
sI5I GENIE N, Wills ON,
Astorney az & lSE,s g EsE 81
sas s ftstNQeStis Ail9SP SESJI IElSs s
eater lands, sstsri e
g S;ssI
He va stssgd ls
hT3ifghe into il6FkES. q 9 4 .5Es
Brady. y. 8 y Bank ~
J lnh cling, Hon IIyi James Paul,
liesgG5. lIall9nt q DELAY aAln. " 7febt- Z
IS so TtlEL1I'I ~ IS 10 1Bl q asg.si
Z Is soE sais s. Cdeeitl Ho1sI & 66WaIiI
BARRIER SOAP I
AZ EREsEt -3nst Eeesi sea and feE eAleh
le3geaA - =
T5S5ff "A az. 6f3d n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

at General request
HAVE made the following change in my Auction Sales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
THB INTBLI.IGENeFR.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. nARoII 9, 1857.
TO TnR PUHhEO

x.,.vs his day sold to Nessrs. Csppben Men eSmo,
,,lrs Inelseneerofle Weretarn slneersthants
= car patrons Tor tie many acts Of kindness have re.
.l hand, and eoedlay our successor.
,,,notlcs. wedoubtnOt they WIN ever be found pronpt
,,.ratire to every department bu.lassS. and il
effort TO deserve the patronage Of thseommunlty
account, will run to the 18th instant, and ne hope our
AID MS in spveaily eloslng up.our oqt-stand,pr
..,osatt,
NJ business of the firm win be settled by either ot,hs
... and Mr. Beatty viii be found atthe once for mat
,,rpo.s. BEATTY co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
RT A MOS

All receiving and keep eonstaptv ON hand large s.ock
Il Of the celebrated IIALLET, DAVIS q O'S PIANORS
Also, complete assortment Of AIELnDEONS and SETA.
PHINEs, from the celebrated manufactures CnrhaFt
style for Churches Lecture Rooms. With stCps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

SE1lSEI MUSIC.
constantly reeeIvtng and keep on hand large and
choice collection OF Sheet Music. Also, Instrucon hooks
for every kind Of Instrumen's now In use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
COMM !Il9R gI5AzIs.
WHoLEsAIIS NIAzRE5F5I57'
vukltlse, Nara 4, 1851.

1i y DAILY FRoN ACTUAL ssAIes s.
ny {. %. EsUBIPHRER. 3sssi,- !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
A Fantsastical Story.

NJ H. y: KAbcEIEFE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
RELIER J. llIE n .KI.R

RELIEF OF ~ AIKER.
INV iarclIi Is rntnored that q,
propelle ris fitting up out here for die convey.
ance of q large force of recruits arms and iftis
utaniticr Tor the relief Of Wakes, Is iii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

sAIUsCTION s Allies
For Ladies and Gentlemen every SATURDAY MORNINGS,
from tI1 O'clock, When will sell SUPERIOR GOODS
new nd 1grieck
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

a short Time since, officer Pinkerton, of Chr
ago was engaged to try and ferret ont the mys-
'Iy. lie laid his plans with so much Judgment,
anu look every step with so much discretion;
mat the thieves had no suspicion Of his doings,
1 aus ~. were easily caught in the traphe had laid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

STOMACH OR LITER,
Sgsh e. AedtY Of the stoarh GolIoky Palms.
Blind and Bleeding Piles IL. All and
sy benecia and IN others desdsd eo4
sent1c prepared on strictly
Holland professor, Boerave. Because Of it Erent
United States Intended more for tSo5e
atGsrand scattered here and there Of this
Lnoy Offer pube knowing that is truly
1 e q
sti;aons use of
In finds It's way directly to the seat Of
anu quIekentng every nerve raising mn the
spirit and, in nfusinE lie and vsor 70
! oAuT1oNl
apy q r, Aroma has Induced
purchasing ne iiot I,ers5sS q IN
sys gysn Holland BerS fairtiGi
~, s WHAT IT - DOING FOR THE s1ck.
I hPys Holland BfssT Snd
says: found pS SpscIa E:lsf from
s use oFa severe tesdSshe with which had long Snf
J. W. MCDOWELL, Esq, says: 81 have used Boerhave,,
q Rs sRs . others know
e.S Nicely 81 Lower st. car have
great dement, from Its use for the
failed DotrhaveS olsa BittsFs RI st aaa
my a., heart and stde 4ElsinE from indigestion"
Ss SeSf In The laee had failed Bosraves
Francis Felix only tSs e
o. Sohse says: 81 know that your Holland ter is5s
o. ne esSt In sordeEed stomach
Dr. d editor Of the PaCktl baltimore pronounce,
nedicine deserving the conhde nee Of the pnblIe
the leading German physclan Of Penns
marked success, In debilltattd states OF fe djSesf
gans, or OF the system generally. -
Lhe mHnaEer Of the Factory says az used
II yS s and es tbsFeore induced y5 eject upon
my With the great common to al Of
tnan any thing she has ever taken. esSsN
expects to hnd IN this beverage win
~, bnt TO the Sick weak low Spirited d
aromatic cordial, POSSESSED 81 sinSa
SOLD u s1perbotte, orSix bottles for The sole
BRNJAIIIHlPAG N. 4 Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

WHAT 1TlsDoING FOR THE sroR
VIM schuClman, ESQ.,, The we'll
have frequently used Boerhnve's Holland Biffe4
nn1 " Invariably relieves indIge and debIty
Rev. Samuel BRhcock III found special relief fom
y use ora severe headSshe, WWhch had long snf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
lL1[saasslssSSsSS,5S -t1AzBEr0NS& BR0TTIR8H.
49, go FL a NO r. r. TIE
W - Isu MA n u f a CPnRRR5R
-OBIsrADoRO1ss= 775iTiT71l777TiI|5 I55l75I'1 J

oRI5TADoRO's HAIR T)YF.-l5 :
Within mt shell an Tut tneffts he
= So W OststaduEAs8 EeTeFs eqadi5f uytfs
Aeo j makes baek, 70 iJe6Wn tfhf lfoYFsS =
Ah9 kssps ths ahrea q saSE from decay
rev EFfiF kot45 "a
!iotl - the EnpAt hNtniit
WORLD, hnlesSie. ~
sppI1ss1 lln zen PilH1te fc9eSl ~ 3 ~
We AsEltssl l3sasess i8nl8-iT-dkWE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

~ at his suggestion, a lot of goods were pur-
Soased a pirate mark put on them they were
backed IN boxes, directed to various firms in
Uur western cities, and shipped to their destiS
nation The drcnNl tnn,l. nrir,ii,.n l,l,, 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

l1ere are well founded suspicious for beliey-
,b s mat the bridges burned down on the line of
t tse road were fired by some of this band for
r MY purpose Of delaying the trains, so as the
S ,U nst easily TO carry out their shemes it's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
Winter SohedIIIei7 q
, gaAsss.osIT lT5,or oEl1ol q 4. n. ii

Sc ~. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

The great popularity of Aroma has Induced
many which the public should guard against in
have given DoerhhYeB Holland BteI5 one Bot
e VII convince yon how infinitely superior 10
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NXJE beg to eau the attention tFade an nrnol
Stock, which eomPrtjeS most attractive 81
RriIish. French ana American Dry dSooiS.
In each department SHAH exhibit large aSsortment
MANY OF our goods received directly fFOdi the
and our facilities enable supply our CustoeF
WIN goods ~ low 1hey purcnse them IN any Of the
Eastern eteS. We would further state that IN th recent
sompston o. many q and Southern RaFoadi
torwaIding goods With dIspatchW solicit cHiI nom
prompt and lhn To- eif
est to deal with Us ~ -
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~ &IlOsE ~ SiD5 Or HlFE. - - TF3s -
run seoyeEe While die EaSk
S ~ sgss !. lSs -, OF II
- = lla erred 81 hffS
" e &c e ..lell z90d aH ssk
q leklg4 .btuEa fequest e Viif
.t4 toI 5ilr SD 5isih5 - ~
SeeA el4telnt 70 tnsi09e HIN ne
p pQgtoEsp the teeipe. afSs ~
. e e t1s q
Ae;1a t3FAtd lAtEestt Ierias Gay New Jst5f5
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asal.ll.seEe.5 aliilo IiaiIf sad TsisSEs5 s.

VIZ once % Nh laF % fss 4sS5
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100 rs 3 ia ttonerys 60.
an a.
= eetiidtl 81 ~ ~ rs
5Fllsgs 4e tts All zen "a
5l u - hfl
lal.st - az Agf ~ - 49,
gtUcE and prizes n 80
set Ee tliEy1s ~ =
II i9l,s Eases
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= j. w MCDOWELL, Esq, says: 81 have used Boerhaye,s
no. Il 81 Bsrs myse and % Others, know.
AID jonathan Nicely, Of Lover sf Chair iIT L,.
great benefit from It's Of the Sto
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- III ypns have 4 Daily SIN E saiEi
boy TO Mrs Darlington. q
cApegtneDh How Jlapesvotis insinV6te thInsf
lone y Qr1tIl trpt1 home 30, indeed j euS 4
wont have daily NY poor gsISi Tn6f1
used % COMP ain most ID in i
alE5ss son y daily s5s, iIideeC Be-
gone you leips tSrt imp aud the
called for tho 81 fan t. keen liIs T,j,i
10 req IONS of tlF Ftiive
FONTS were having 10 on ne
EosE lie llat ltSt u Ri s. 8
Isz 1eS ie3t out q: o0f S,,Ifs
\ mot les m her & Ihisi "a q
cats on gles -
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