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AUCTION sALEs.
ByC.R. l.. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers

ByC.RL CROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL, ON MONDAY AT TEX
w NOON, the 9Th of March, ats o o'clock, with
out reserve four Frame Houses, containing six
rooms each situated on 9TH. between u and II
streets Island, with right Of alley back
Title indisputable.
Sale positive.
Terms: One-third, cash BALANCE In - and Is
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
interest from the day Of sale
C.R. L CROWN eco,
mar g. INTEL Auctioneers.
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STA r,

wTHE STAR strnsger. now
here are ,crainded that the very best
way in which th,y csn keep correctly
and prom PtIy posted with rcfsrescc 60
the ds;nxs and saying. nj the Federal
Metropolis and concerningt vents else
where, of which correct inforniation
coscentrate. in Washington, 10 10 sub
scribe for The star. The subscription
price for the Daily, when sent by matt,
&. $3.50 per nnnum for the Weekly,
sI.2J per annum.
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GAS FIXfURkS.

u n. MILLER, SON q CO., ALEXAN-
Aes dria, Va, keep constantly on hand q hand
some variety Of CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, &c, from the celebrated factory OF
Cornelius Baker, which they VIII guarantee 70
sell at the same prices charged to private guI-
chasers at the saleIooms on Chestnut street. Phil.
decorated Paper Shades, in great variety.
Call and examine for yourselves. oec l.
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ACCOMPANIED by the Rochester Cornet Band,
Capt. A Scott, with Is instruments.
Unlform-The Willard Guard have several
different uniforms, that of COntinentals snd
the regulation dress, the latter they are now
using.
The Young Guard, Of Richmond, Va did
not reach here last night, as was expected
The high wind blew tho water pretty much
out of the river, which prevented the Acouia
Greek boat (of the Richmond and Federicks.
ourgh line BY which they camel from reach
ing her wharf with her dense mass of live
freight.
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"THE WILLARD GUARD" this morning paid
visit to the residence Of Senator William H
Seward, of New York. Mr.. Seward, having
been called to the Senate to meet commit.
tee, had not the pleasure of welcoming hi.
Iriends; but In his absence the Hon. G. Nor.
gan, late secretary Of the State of Now York.
received, In his we'll known gallant STYLE, this
faVorite corps. The Orderly of the Guard.
Sergeant Shopcott, replied in some felicitous
remarss, expressing the thanks of the com.
Pany for the honor they had received. Mrs
Seward received the corps in her mansion. and
furnished handsome collation., which was
duly appreciated Scott's fine band discoursed
most excellent music on the occasion.
At the house of Gov Seward We noticed Co,
Chss. Pomroy and Major VIM. Z. Master, of
New York, who, We understand, as we'll IA
many others, were invited to be present on
the occasion. In the course Of the morning
the Guards visited the President, Senator Fish,
and their ewn representative, Hon. Mr.. Nor.
gan.
The Willard Guard, from the great friend.
ship bestowed upon them by DR.. Willard of
Auburn, adopted his name, and, judging from
the material composing this corps, there is no
probability that his name will ever be dis.
honored by tho members
The INAUGURATION BALL tonight, at Ca.
rusis Saloon, is to be an affair of a brilliancy
long 70 be remembered by those present-so
We gather from the great preparations made,
and from the number Of distinguished person.
ages including the President and Vice Presi.
dent slecD who have announced their Letter
nination to be present.
PIcKPocKErs.-Yesterdsy afternoon several
attempts were made to pick pockets at the
railroad depot One man was arrested for
making an attempt, but nothing was proved,
and he was sent to the workhouse as a vagrant.
A gentleman standing in the depot felt hand
In his pocket, and suddenly turning saw the
man, who had mistaken his tobacco for a
pocket book, and was slipping through the
crowd.
TIE CHARLBsrowN CITY GUARDS TO-DAY
paid visit to the President Of tho United
States. After which, they took the line Of
march for the Patent Once, where they or.
] AHMED the euriodtiss there to b seen.
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Nav York Harkets

CTRANGERs, IF you ARE BUyIrs
- articles for Presents, remember that LAM
MoND's, 4sa Seventh street, 10 the place 20 ee
them cheap. mar 81
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AUCfI8N NOTICE.

LII PERSONS HAVING HORSES, CAR
"A riages, or any other Goods for sale at Auction
will find the undersigned on the Centre Market
Square, adjoining the Fair Building, every mar.
ket morning, at 10 O'Clock or can see him by call
Ing at his store, 335 south side Pennsyvania ave-
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets. at any time.
]. F. CROWN,
feb IGN ,W&F I'm Auctioneer.
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n sands Of life have nesrly run out, discovered
while living In the East Indies, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs,
Colds, and General Debility Wishing 10 do a.
much good possible he will send to such Of his
afflicted fellow beings as request It, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making 10 up
and successfully using It. He requires each sp-
plcant TO enclose him one shilling three cents 20
be returned as postage on the Recipe, and the
mainder to be applied to the payment Of this sd-
City, NJ. feb 16-1m
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JONAS p. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND pEALIR N YIEl
BRAHDIKs, GROCERIES,, AND

IMPORTER AND pEALIR IN TIEI
WINES, BRANDIKe, GROCERIES,, AND
AIRS,
HAS IN STORE VERY CHOICE AS
w sortment Of Champagne In quarts and pints,
a. III ana Iresen de Bausey, and other desirable
DIG, pranas Brandy In ossk and bottles, Vintage
- ,o .e iSso Runs Of all kinds; whisksys lsso
70 sSe Holland Gin Of al kinds; A.
Claret Wines Of all bands "
Burgundys do do
Saiurne do do
Sherry do 40
MadeTia do do
Port do Az
German do do
Hook do 40
Italian do Az
Hungarian do do
English Ale and Porter OF all brands
Cigars do A.
Cordials do 40
cross Biacfwen's London Pickles and
Preserves Of all kinds
Coffee, Sugar, Teas, &c, &c
367 Penn avenue, opposite National Hotel.
Jan S-Iy JONAS r. LEVY.
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AATA!-SPRiN8 STYLE 1857 We are
H just In receipt OF Beebe's and other f
fashionable Spring styles Of Gents Dress ~
HATS. GEO. II. q. WHITE CO.,
Fashionable Hat Store, 33s Pa, avenue,
feb 25-eoSt between 9th and 10th SITS.
CTRANGERS, II Z M Z M b e H n AT
= LAMMOND,S, 4si It'll street, is the place 10
buy Fancy Notions and Toys suitable Tor pres
enfs ' feb 2e- st
MESS PORK.
on BBLS. MESS PORK FOR SALE BY
OH JOHN MOORE,
Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th streets
feb Sa-eo2w$ No.W'
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TIE MILITARY GUEsrs.-The Lancaster
Fencibles, Of Pennsylvsnis Charleston CITY
Guards, Of Massachusetts, and the Willard
Guard, of Auburn, New York, were received
last evening" ut the depot by the Washington
Light Infantry, Capt Davis, and the National
Guards, Capt Tait-the battalion under the
command Of Maj Bscon-and properly O..
corted to their quarters; the former at VIII
Iiams's Arcade, on d street between Eighth
and Ninth streets; the other corps ut Casparis'
Hotel, and the last named at the Pavilion,
rear of the Capitol. The following officers
were in the line, all being connected with the
District Regiment: Captain Towers, Lieut.
Scheokell, of the Greys; Lieut.. Campbell, Of
the Highlsnders; Capt. Schwarsmann, Lieuts.
knight, Hoyt, and DeBille, of the German
Yeaeers LIST Lieut. @. W. Flint, Presidents
Mounted Guard, and Lieut. Donnelly, Of the
Union Guard.
An immense crowd received these military
guests at the depot in this city notwithstand-
ing the state Of the weather-awfully cold
and clustering.
The following IL q list of the members of the
three companies, DO:
Charlestopn City Guard" from Charles.
tos0n, Mass.
VIZ. w. PERcE-Captain.
Lseutsnants.
l. John T Boyd, g. Jno Norton,
Chas Rogers, Adjutant. Albert Prescott, 0S
Ssrgeants
Frederick Lund, Chas H Blgeiow,
W Davis, Jas rockingham.
Corporals.
Amos Morss, Nahum Chaplin.
Saul A Wright, Joseph Caldwell.
Prtvates. ..
Chas Allen, Warren Rand.
T'hos Beddoe, John II Richards,
ID Bradbury, Nathan Shattuck,
ThOm as Brintnul, John Van Vor is,
ward Baeston, Robert Wiley,
VIM d Beckford, IA ID Worcester,
John Barrett, Frank II Whittier,
Geo A Bird, John Williams
B G Blanchard, Watson,
sardner Banks, Jos Billings,
Joseph Gutter, Y Culbertsop,
Isaac Cushing, Arthur CasneH,
James Delsnd, Aaron Clark,
Caleb Drew, Simuel Drown,
Isaac Foster, Frank Enslin,
Henry Gardner, John Gilman,
Haywood, Edward Hatch,
Geo kettell, Samuel @ Hunt "
l. L. L. )hng, George A Lindsey,
Chas Porter, Otis Little,
c r Regimes, George Prescott.
VIM Robinson, Royal Rsysay,
Thomas Richardson, WI Wsrding,
Charles Stone, Reuben Coz,
Unah w Can, Mark Warren,
n,,i,,
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DoN'r FoRasr that the Prince of Magieians,
Wyman, Is ut Odd Fellows hall, whore ho d
nightly amusing crowded auditory.
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The JURIEs.-The following are lists of the
Grand and Petit Juries summoned to serve at
the March term Of the Criminal Court, now
sitting:
Grand Jury-Peter Force, stanislaus Muir
ray, Charles L Coltman, Selby Scaggs, JOS.
Bryan, Valentine Harbaugh, William Orme,
Charles II. Wiltberger, Thomas Berry, Aaron
w. Miller, Benedict j. Semmes, Esau Pick
rell, Edward G. Dyer, VIM Bayly, Peter
+. Bacon, Sam'l Drury, Rich'd Jones, Hamil-
ton Loughborough, ROb't Beale, Rob't White,
Elisha Riggs, Jas. B. Dodson, VIM. Riley, and
Jonathan T. Walker.
Petit Jurors John scrivenor, Bernard
Brien, Eli ah Edmonson, James Lusby, Thos.
B. Brown, Thomas R. Brightwell, Edwin
Knowles, Michael r. Coombs, Thomas Fitnam,
Thomas Cornock, Henry Thorne, David Fow-
Bile, James Barnard, Reuben Brown, John s.
Develin, Francis Murphy, Braxton B Jeffries,
Richard b. Owens, George d. Spencer, VIII
liam A. Kennedy, George B. Smith, George
W Bray, John Knight, Joseph Worthington,
Edmond +: Brown, Edward Tolson, James
GullyJo NJ Thornton, Terence Drury, and
Thos Riggles.
SENT TO JAIL.-This morning, extra police
men Piggott and Robinson arrested a man
named Robert Collins, for attempting to pick
q mans pocket at the Railroad Depot. He
was taken before Justice Goddard, who sent
him to Jail for further hearing While the
officers had him in custody, q man named w.
Z Morgan assaulted the officers, and attem pied
Q rescue of the prisoner. He also was ar
rested and sent to Jail for trial at Court in sew
eral cases. There appeared to be a great de-
sire on the part of persons to give bail for
Morgan, but Justice Goddard decided that
the persons offered were not such as he could
take as security in such cases.
TRIALS The following cases were disposed
Of yesterday by Justice Dom: Antonio Koble,
arrested by officer Watson, for breaking lock
ut the residence of Christopher Anton; dis
missed J. L. Yates, assault on Catherine
Perry security for peace Margaret Brien,
assault and battery on Ann Brady; security
for court. -
SPECIAL NOTICES, Houses and Rooms for
rent, Auction Sales, and number of other
advertisements of interest, will be found on
the first and fourth pages Of to-dsy's Star.
| DoN'r FoRasr that the Prince of Maeicians,
I, Wyman, Is at Odd Fellows hall, where he q
! nightly smusipg Q crowded auditory.
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TIE CHARLssrowN CITY GUARDS to-day
paid visit to the President Of tho United
States. After which, they took the line Of
Amined the ouriosities there 70 be seen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, Houses and Rooms for
rent, Auction Sales, and q number of other
advertisements of interest, will be found on
the first and fourth pages Of to-dsy's Star.
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LECTURE OK ARr.-The lecture of Mr.. Tay.
lor before the Washington Art Association,
which will be delivered this evening at the
Smithsonian Lecture-room, will doubtless at.
high reputation for scholarly attainment, and
the subject of his address Of tonight is one to
which Il Ia said he has devoted On ordinary
degree Of attention. go -+i ,0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Iy,S rvAxs T. ;. SEEcoNER
THE UNION.
Arch Street, above Third,
PHILADELPHIA
EVANS 6 NEWCOMER.
An 0rdinanoa

For the protection AOn&sf tciti Le CITY OF HhsettRg
SEc Be Il ordained By the Council Of inc Ot9 %
Wheeling in council assembled that It 3haI be LOT
any one 70 throw any stone other missile AZ
house or 70 break In1re any hopse OF any ndoH et
anv mart Of any window. part Of any house within
every peron offending therein shall fthe house thrown AT
broke or urel Aforesaid be house Geh = o. mas
eNtuElanly used occupied lot-
fe nay first offence not Te nor more
Than tVentyve dollars, snd for second and E1euent
oHnce not less than hfty dollars But
Ec house be dWelIng -hOuse commonly used
a. SUCH the shall, for the 6rs offence, pnJ less
Eubseauent oRence the house not
or one eououy such, the offender Shall pay NOT
less tar doIlsrs than thirty doaEA;
however, this ordnance shall not be construed 70
embrace breaking Of windows other injuries 70 houses
by the children servants Of The owner oeeuPer
der this ordinance shall be recoverable in the Of The
city. the Mayor any Alderman Of the city Bat
the e il than twenty doarE the trial shal
the Mayor he calling his assS;snce Try the et5
a jury At Twelve true and disibterested men.
Be It further ordained, that II the hns and costs
aJEdsed by Alderman by the Mayor, for violation
provision Of this ordinance shall not be for hEih
duty Of the Mayor such Alderman, by TO the
overseer Of the Chain Gang, TO COMMIT such offender,
eighteen Of not paying such ns and costs to la
Dor without compensation any OF the TJ1ble works
Improvements Of the city for period not exceeding thirty
days uTesA the e snd paid 70 The Sergeant
deputy unless Il shall be made appear the
satisfaction Of the Mayor Alderman that the offender 10
force from and after the 2Uth day Of July, 1881
Passed July ~, 1851.
Signed: A. CALDWELL, Aavor.
P BHESItTSGER- Clerk, EuEl5-2t
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spEcIALNoTIc Els.

,ha,. ITIeTe.1e, and all Others, are requested to
hear In mind that We hare in store fun supply Of
Tr7fs1ers Various styles and PFiees-
SEppos( irs-UteEine and Abd0n1tnAL
Shoulder Bruese-seTeTsI styles
Eldrtie SosIsEgs-sHk and Cotton.
S.,4peaGoey Baa5aGss-sHk and Cotton.
SyTingss-seif-ipjeeting and plain
10 Metal, GLASS and India Rnbber
do YYsttsonis SELF Nth ssAIanual. !"
do sno4dsn's Elastic Barrel.
Brtda PsEpt-sIx styles.
yursiag Botaes-SAree styles.
Fsssartss, zIIpEtes, &el
~ private Is atsaehed 70 the stors, IN Vh'et
.''.5ss =. = . i. H LOGAN CO,
sar,s BEiase corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

THE NE1r HOUSE or nrsrSrAvrvEs-Elec-
tons have now been held in all the States with
the exception Of Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi
and Louisiana. The Washington Union has a
calculation, which gives the case thus: Demo-
crats, ITO; Republicans, 81; Americans, 5; vacan.
cies, .. Surprising no changes occur i" the re-
manning four States, it will stand; Democrats,
1875; Republicans, 81; Americans, IS; vacancies,
3. This. however, gives North Carolina seven
Democratic Congressman, uu'i only ons A'ncri'
ean-a matter which is yet undecided. The
Union is confident OF Democratic majority Of
sixteen in the next House, and thinks there IS
a probability of its increase to eighteen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15
DIR. M. DE-. WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL, PHI,

These pills have the pirate practice Of tn,
Proprietor also Hospitals Of France for many
years, meeting with unparalleled great
est sasisiaetion-curng where other remedies fan.
They act charm IN correcting irreguarity and OBJ
truetions producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle Etimrlans They produce an agreeabl,
eHhiieraton and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant FEMALES those supposing themselves So ar.
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although no circumstances injurious
the most delicate. FOR sale By
janis LAUGHL1Ss BusHF1ELp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

Charles, London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records Of the Custom House to be the
only London CordEan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others made here in imitation Of 1t.
delicious tonic beverage by peculiar favor
s different other gns) is universally esteemed by all
who use It, II Is adopted with great In of
DYSPEPSIA, GoVT RHEUMATISM, DROFsT, CRAVE, coIIc,
c1oLERA PEyER AcUE, STRUCTURE DISEASE OF
AART oAGGxs ErnEPsr, RExALE IRREeuLARrIEs, &c.
DR YALEsTlSE Morn Of New York. letter to the pro-
Prietor, says:
csdrls' london Cordial Gin ia the pHrest, best ana
n osf reliable Estydet Of Juniper Zhdce seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug.
gsts and Groeer in the United States and so also are
msrous POisons called London Cordial Ginr-to avoid
them buy only oHARLEs'n Reject any other offered to
you value your health. Price quarts,
any cents fer pfnts. EDMUND @. CHARLES,
mh2e-smdkv Sole Importer, 20 broadway. NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

FLiss.-Housekeepers, grocers, butchers, and
all arc crying out agains; the plague of hies.-
The following method of preventing their in
gress into shops may be OF value:
"a traveller remarks that the butcher shops
of Geneva are all open, and although immense
numbers Of fies may be seen on the outside
walls, not one comes in. This is caused By the
inner walls being rubbed over with laurel oil,
which is an effective preventative against the
intrusion Of these troublesome insects"
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and a h8IT cents bnsheI.
TUE NXRkET.
THE coNPAM

s St FnANcls correspondent of the Helena
Ark, De@"erat says that a snake den was dis
covered, a few days ago, near Taylor's creek, in
that county, containing upwards Of two hun
irSd and forty reptiles, thirty OF. which were
large rat1lcSnakes, and the balance mocasins and
blacksnakes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

BInck or Brown Hair produced in Eve minutes,
from the rayest Redsst Hair the applications Wy.
A. BaTcaRLnR,s HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
teeton and never njure hair skin, matter
hos often applied long continued Use the genuine
and NO harm can possibly Mark-he steel engrav
ing on the box and VIZ. A. B.TcHstoH 2ss Broadway,
the four sides Ask for wa A1cHEtOE's Hair Dye when
.G ap II = = - 7. II. LoeAx co.
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ASorHKR BREAcu OF coSrrDExce- "A large
carpet arm in New York, that has lately been
compelled to make an assignment, charges their
greatest loss to the gradual absorption Of .
large amount OF their receipts during the past
six years by their head manager and confiden-
tial book.kocpcr There is no remedy for tho
defrauded firm, az their dishonest clerk has
gone the way OF all flesh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

RRvoRnAToar CoNrERENcE. is to be a
conference ofrcrsons in favor Of prison reform,
at Chiehago, on the Esd and e4th ofseptcmber
next, At which the various topics Connected with
reformatoryz schools throughout the country,
especially schools for Juvenile delinqnents, will
be discussed.
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I,ou,sy,,,r EDrrons Ixp1crzp. -Thegrnndjury
a. Louisville have returned true bills Of indict-
ment against Prentice, of the journal, and Dur
ret. Of the Courier, for carrying concealed
deadly weapons. and for personal attacks made
upon each other in the street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

REruRxED MoRNoxs.-The Council Bluffs Non.
J,ariel says that a company ofretnrncd MOrmons
are now epcaDped near that place, and that
they intend to make the Bluffs their future home.
They have t1ied the land of promise" and
fonnd promises more plenty than deeds, or at
least than good deeds The fair and cheering
promises made to them, were all worse than
broken, and they subjected TO restrictions more
rigid than those OF slavery At the risk Of their
lives they made good their escape.
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LAUGHLINs { Busnr1ELD.
Ambrotvnea 20 a

PARTRIDGE, at his neS AID spacious rooms With faeil
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal to
amy In the country, and far superior any In The city
ProdnenE these beautiful pictures. which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make Abrotypes .
they can be sentby mail without extra portage Also to Sc,
them and pins, price As Dasuerreotypes
Pictures customers good as exhibited
aud warranted to lac. fol ages unchanged.
Ankinds Of mateEialsused in the business for sale
Rooms q sistn ADORE Monroe, over Marsh
TaJiOr's ss,rs snria
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An Ordinance

An Ordinance
Declaring that sHies and RHes slaH In no cGse enurs
to Eis GtnstLt 81 any Leho IeifahS8es.
oFdained, that in shall ANY hGe penalty
any part thereof be ndudged tOhe benefit Of
any ~ho examined witness the psrt Of the
prosecution trial Of the resulting In such hBe
or penalty.
Passed August Ilth, 1851.
p A BRFSTLTSGER Clerk
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Etnn q. anli,nore Prtrfo. az Commercial Gasttl

HAMPTON's T1NcTURE-This medleine, which has been
before the public years, but especially for
the last year, by Messrs ortes MoEbray sole pro-
Pretors, has With success We have seen
from the most respectable large number OF pa
tents Who have relieved and number Of the medical
grin tt1e,r eersieates of Recommendation
the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed pfg quaek nostruns, but
Is many letters Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, above mentioned, feel it be
nothing more justice eathe attention people
to their advertisement in to-day paper.
T. H. LOGAN 4 co,
Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
s5g- Gail nm them ap2s-1v-dav
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CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
possession The eeraeste Of respectable
citizen, tessinE that he entirely cured OF this dread
fuf' disease by using BRRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate any
person dOuhtnE this statement. aps1vdaN
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Foremost this disease stands
DR sHAI,LBNBERGER ANTIDoTB.
fe1 doses WI cure any Ordinary case, and oNE POSk
Invariably stops the eh1s Il contains y s
STANCES and never produces the unpleasant esee W
attend tie use Quinne sT ether AGENTS IN g en5t
II urs reFy form Of and Is the 0rigai Aho
ONLY ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA
mr. ss,l,saberverss Pevsr and Ague Aatidcte. and
he you get PILLS
sod Ey respectable Drlggists eTe7y'ehere.
PRICE, S1.5O.
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SOLE Propris.ors, A. T. sILALLEERERGBR CO.,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-15

tn co.. ui,- eSarIslon Courier acknow-
leigcs ther eceipt ola cornstalk measuring seven-
teen feet, which was broken of threeinches above
the soil, where it was united to another stalk
Itwas grown in garden in that city.