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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

FIRE IN LouIsvrlLR.-A Telcgraphic Dispatch
to the Cincinnati Commercial dated nine P. NJ.
Jan. alst says: "a large fire is now raging
fcarfully on Water street, between Second and
Third streets.-W allace, Lithgow & Cos extern
sive stove foundry aud several shanties aljoin=
ing have been destroyed.-The weather being
very cold, the firemen find it difficult to secure
agood supply of water. The wind is strong,
audit is feared all the buildings on the; Street,
occupied by number of poor Irish families,
will be DESTROYED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Is 1866, three thousand eight hundred and
nine vessels arrived at New York from foreign
ports Two thousand seven hundred and two
we American, and seven hundred and nine
teen British, and the remainder from nearly
every country possessing commerce. They
brought 1592s4 passengers and during the
same time II 1925 passengers arrived from Cali
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

NV IoRG- YVooL MARxer.-Thc wool market
has been comparatively dull. Towards the close
Of the hast year it was supposed the beginning
Of the new would bring an active s!enland for AL
descriptions of this staple, but the expectations
OF holders havenot beel, realized IN this par1c-
ular. Consumers generally have fair snpply,
and at the ruling prices are not anxious to keep
up large stock. There has been very little do
the de,namd being confined mostly with the
trade The stock of foreign woods continues
hght-the recentialp ortations mostly sold to ar
flve; prices are without change, and holders re.
man Iirm. Domestic wool is in fair demand,
and alight business is doing among the dealers
Prlees are fully sustaIned.-N Z. EEPress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

REPORT OF THE iNEw Yoak SUPERINTENDENT
OF BANk&-The New York Courier has an alb
siFact of the report of the Superintendent of the
banking Department of that State, from which
We gather the following: The report states that
the additional bank capital in the State, since
disqualification ofthe prior report, is BOT, 600,
making the present aggregate very nearly one
hundred millions of dollars, employed as bank
ing capital OF this New York city employs
about three-fFths. or nearly sixty millions Of
dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

SMALL Pox-The small pox is prevailing at
an alarming extent in Stowe, VT, and all public
gatherings are forbidden, and the schools are
stopped; pest houses have been provided, and
the congregational clergymen has gone to one
of them to devote his services to the sick.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
FRnM WASHINGTnN.

Jan. 24.-The Sergcant-ht-Arms Of the House
arrived late last night from Philadelphia, having
in custody Chester, who was taken to the house
which Simonton is confined. The latter has de-
layed application for a writ of hG6eGs corpus TO
await the select committees action under the
compulsory testimony bill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

FORTY DOLLAR HoG-A dressed hog was sold
astwcek in Chicago, Illinois, to go to Boston,
which weighed COG pounds. 1t was not only
large but well fntted, aud sold at the top of the
market at $3.50 per 100 lbs, making the round
sum of $3a,90. Raising hogs at $40 apiece
would be profitable business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

GALrSA RlvEn-'rhc lenapeople have de-
termncd to cxpend $685. 900 in excavations and
in milking locks on the GaIena river, so as to
render the navigation from the Mississippi
seven miles-good even in the dryest season.
The completion of the Milwaukee railroad to
Galcna by the first of September next, renders
this improvement essential to her prosperity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

FrEr.-Thc dwelling house of Joseph Holmes,
Richand county, Ohio, was totally destroyed
by fire the other day.
Also, on the lsth, the house of James a.
Greer, at Six Corners with most of its contents,
was destroyed by fire
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

TnE St Louis Democrat says: A gentleman,
writing from Montrose, Iowa, states that the ice
in the river at that place is fifteen inches thick,
with two or three inches of snow, and good
crossing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

To 1nE Worms or me CRY wHEELrNo.-I am not a
candidate for election the Office of City Clerk, Monday
next To those gentlemen who have nominated for that
POSITION and to those who have eyinoed their confidence in
ttspLs NJ RICHARDSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

MAuuoru HoGxGeo. Alexander, near New
vile, O., brought into the town of Mansfield, q
hog, a little over two years old, weighing 662
lbs. lie was offered s7,95 making the hog
worth $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

TuE Louisville COMMITTEES have procured the
Necessary amount, goo, 900, by subscription Of
inc citizens. as guarantee 70 induce the United
States Agricultural Society to hold their next
annual exhibition on the Fair Grounds near
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
NEW HOOKS.

tt. O. oRR'ss (forasrly J, Il: ThomPson'sl 10 III
Main just reieived, large nvOlee ofiuses-
lAnsops School and Rank RpoEsi also gensEAl asrlnent
Of Wall paper. Among books may be found 6lboHs
Rome, Humess EnEland IFgne's Life Of Wasipetpl Dicks
aud Rollins Works, Piutarehd Lives, Cark'E and ScOts
Commentaries also, Bsnon's Irty Years In the Senate,
KaHes ExplqTng Expedition, BlesOe liberty and Si
very, the Inns o. The sllasEns Hgalnl HaNutha. Marry
Ing Tool - tnf
have aisS large number Of expressly
for the f5Ihtays, which must be seen rather .nu ri.
Also the publications or the Presbyterian sr, sunday
School Union aiia Tract Society.
Every thing usually found IN the Book and lice
kepf constantly ON hand No. III Main strset. dre6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Ihe steamship Persia,
from Liverpool, with dates to Saturday, the 18th
inst, arrived this morning.
The London money market is decidedly easi-
er, but the Bank of England has advanced rates
for loans on Stocks, per cent. Consols closed
at 03 7-6a94 for Money, and "a 1-4a94 3-S for
account.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9th.-The Cotton Market
opened firmly, but prices have fallen off I'd at
the close. Since the sailing of the Atlantic, the
feeling is quietcr and quotations barely main-
tanned. Quotations of fair Orleans at 81; fair
Mobiles Z To- 6; Iniddling Mobiles 1913; fair Up
lands z 1916; midding Urlands I'D.
SaIhc market for Brcadstulfs is steady, without
quotable change.
Beef firmer Pork and Bacon dull. Steady
demand for Rosn at Is 6da4s I'd.
The French papers generally approve of the
hostile measures of England against Canton.
GREAT BRITAIN.- At a meeting of the leading
iron masters of Birmingham an inclination was
shown towards further advance, but none was
declared.
The movement against the income tax has
spread to Ireland, where it is being discussed
vigorously.
SIcIlY,-A dispatch from Naples state that
the Neapolitan frigate Charles Third, with troops
bound for Sicily, blew up on the 9th. Many
lives were lost.
The leaders in the late instruction were shot
at Palermo, on the goth December.
PERsIA.-The adviccs in relation to Persian
affairs are contradictory. The Persian Minister
has left Constantinoplc for Marseilles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

NEssns EDrToRs-Our names we're announced last Sat-
uray as candidates for City Council without knowl-
edge or consent With thanks ofieEOus friends,
,,sG.ctfuly decline j. THoBURN,
JOHN GOUDY,
5uns5 JAS. LANCASTER.
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llroseea b .Nsl.setoII b.
James Marshall and others, and
Tarr r.. vs. Hendricks &c.

James Marshall and others, and CIR. Court
TarF &c. vs.. Hendricks sc.
The parties Interested ia these notified that
shall proceed Thursday February, 1851, at the
Clerks office Of the Court In WesburR Va to state the
the testimony required by the DEGREES In
these causes all and parties interested
qnlTed attend before that isy. The taking viii
DO continued time to time until completed
ADAM KUHN, .
jans-itW Special COmmisaIoner
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TO VOTERS.

Pay your City before the 9C,h you cannot vote
uls. your city tax paid in FUN have your
CENT at the polls in order to time. ONCE the
NJ F. Bank. ian2S-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
Farms for Sale.

Farms Tor Sale.
fS5Isf WISH TO sell the Parm reside g.
TlSsk upon, miles the city % Wheel FE7
E-i--F ing, the National Road and the -
HempGrld Railroad, containing 900 acres, which Is a
story Brick Honse, oct budtnRtWo
teDeInentsa PoOl bearing orchard, &C. This faT is veil
tlmbered and well WHieTed.
ALSO-I wish sell my miles East Of the city
Wheeling, the uePrld RaToad being part % the
owned By Capt. John Wells containing Sc aereseAe
half under cultivation, the residue we'll nbered and
a vein OF feet Of superior coal Of easy
to Railroad wa ssH in three lots TO suit
Terms easy There Il tive story frame dWvi
ling and good well Of FOr particulars apply
to to jacob GOOdinEf Elm Grovs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

CtScIHSATI, Jan 24-Flour Arms demand good 1913.
J,65 Whisky buoyant 2216. PrOvisions-Nothng do
Ing Groceries unchanged. Wheat brisk at 11rlI0c for
red and l1s9119c for white. Corn active ut 5O52c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

TlANsPOEIAIIaN OFFcE B. 3 D. r. 3. Z
WioelfnQ .SlgtfQB, Nov. 20tiis lst's. { z
on and after Monday LIST Of December, the PassenEs
Trains will ts station daily Csc 4 A. AID 4set
p. ~. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily (expePt sundays) at $50, A. NJ
VIII receive and discharge passengers At ala the principal
stations.
The ENprGss Train daily at t9p p NJ, wiz Feseive ana
discharge passengers the following sntipus only: hSn
wood, hounsvle; Casuerets burton, flfeht, Better
man. Grafton, NeWhaT, RoWlesbuFg eimon Cumberland,
Sir Joints Run, MaFtnsrdrg InrPeTs Ferry Aen0eaey,
SykssVIle and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows Tie Mail Train at4:ta
A. 81 ally the ExEess I;Sn P NJ dly Te AeeosiH'o-
dalton Train from Wrsns TO CHHsFAnd viii Be dlseon-
tinued. By order Of
". 5. woODsIDE, Superintendent,
deel J. B.FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
PoUNDRY PR0PERpY

FUN DEl 2 LINII
For safe H.eaSe. I'm west dsoIuEn bin, Va.
THE property good EOrkeE order, having Hack
A si; shop with tEo Tes Patterns uuIt tuols
It'd Of coke. The buildings IN i. by
So feetIn Width, caFpenteT shop, and lathe shop With
lathe.
The property the Of ne GROWN culiuraI
and Misunderstanding county, with large coal trade In
active operation.
les Of ate habits and good character, and none bat such
need apy n any sead desire to purchase the pay
Will he eAgy, eher win Without fe afoek.
This property has Chartered privilege Tor misunderstanding
Of tDDtt sAcul4 company puFehaFuE desire it, the
chartered privileges IL be allowed if the property
apis I'D SARGENT 4 H1sOrHEH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

william C. Stevens aud John Aiken late do. Chaneery
Ing business in the name and style Of stevens
4 Aiken, and Joseph Logan.
object this suit is to debt Of SilcG-wit
teTeOnirom the late hTm OF Stevens Aike1,
this attach the ELECTS Of that tlTm Ia Brooke
County. And appearing from the return Of the Sheriff
we'll by AFFIDAVIT led the that the said lian
c. Stevens and Jshn Aiken not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth It Is ordered HAT they 10 appear here
within month after due publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary protect their Interest," And Is further
n copy Of this order be published week
for four successive weeks Wheeling Intsgtncer
posted the Court House Of said county
dag tue County Court next after the entry Of
this order. a cOPY-Teste: J. STARR,
jalIS ~ Clerk.
mol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
M IS NOT A Dye!

Gsrsy 1di,ed Bfl5 syhos ficded lri1 dissaass ofre
hair s-sflf read fle toi0Eriag, TIad $udgf 81
8IRS. =. a. ALLEYS WORLDS llAl1 kESfORER-
Rev. NJ TtfACltEft fs5 years Of aErD fit21r. Cken~
County, Y eAS hair - ifa natural
color o Giii.''
CUTTEt 130tssF IIagazine, ~ Y. ''Hy
chan se1 color FFoiHs bald spot.
6c.n
Rev. D. PsToSE D. D. Concord, n IL "Iiy hair, uAirh
ErrV. nasuFat eslOg, ke.H
Rev. u. CLENDkSIS, ChIezSs, 81 ~lcaB add NJ
nlotIy, aud Tressalessi ny frseDais''
WOOD. sliisefsutI, ~ y my eva hair has
greatly tlskene and aso tAAI q % ny family uhs
Hns becoming bali, Sc
Rev J. p TCSTIS ClhrIrstoa E O. sIas white hair Is
becoming. obvIate,i, aud hair forIaits, &e."
Rev. A. FEINfs, Ssyes cfk, n Y cit has produced
good my hair and have eOmlIguc a.
Rev. Jos. MCKEE, Pastor Of West D \. ehurch, n. t.
recommends 10.
Rev. d. MORRIS, Cross River. ~ u also, and
Airs. Rev. H. a PRATT, ifamden, y. y
We might sus This list, tlIc above fan eoHEle1
TRY IT! Ssi by AL tbs principal EeErants in the URed
states, Eloiesais depot, Ne.
ass BooEas Street New YeTk. dealers Try SKI arti
Giles al OF this. which they profit u 80,
write 60 depot for circular and Information
2
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio lodge No IOI.-NEeets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and the first third
day evenings of each month. G. W. sIGnTs, W. 81; Aee
dnder Ldu0hlin, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Mcets as above OF
the first and Thursday evenings Of each month. F.
BRExrLIxoEn W. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1O-Meets ai
above the second Monday evening OF eachnonth W.
scoTr, II. r.; s. W. PeUrson, Secretary.
wheeling EnenmPment No. 1.-Meets as
above on the 0urth Monday evening Of each month. WI
BATES, G. c., d. LorIRO, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
SFIZI1RE.

NEw YoRE, Jan. 24.-The officers of the U. S.
Custom House have seized the entire stock Of
Messrs Hcale Bros, in Maiden Lane, consisting
of diamonds aud other precious stones, valued
at $150, goo, on suspicion Of having been SNUG
gled into port.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
CfmcinnnIi Market.

Nav York Jan. 24-Flour dull sales of4 $40 bbls whea
firm. Corn firm. Provisions steady. WhlsEey held at
advance. Coffee dun.
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81 TELNGNAPH.


BnlIiMOre Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24-Maikets to-day entirely un.
changed. aES
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTOI34

Vir%fnins Lodge No. .S.-Mcets every Thursday
evenngat the Hail. of Market Monroe
JOSEPH Fonsrru, n. g.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Mects aboveevery
Monday evening. THOMAS MoOnuEAu, n G.i ". p. Ne
ReIrsy, Secretary.
VIM. Tell lodge no. Js.-Meets above eve
y Wednesday evening. JOuS wEissxRnrR, n. CT John
Stridds, Secretary.
wheeling I.odge No. 50-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy etreets
sAMPsox suARRorT, N. CT John Tzo1ur,, Secretary.
PnnOIn Lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. J. L. Maxwell, n. G W. W. Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams EsncRmPmCnt No. I.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and streets, the first ird
Tuesday evenings of each month. WA, zrSK, G. P W.
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EncNmPm No. 3S.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
MONTH CuAnLRs DtcKNAN, c. p; N. tseger, Scribe.
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n CORRESPONDENTS. !

rTrPRs CONCERNING subscriptions advertising other
H. ,siss OF Intelgencer should be addressed to
a CONCERNING tie editorial department OF the paper,
addressed to the Editors jointly, or to either Que
writing for publication, will please write
-, ,n one side Of the paper.
al . cure prompt attention to correspondents than
~ might otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

n Al EEFRsG OF BOATNEN AND UNDERWRITERS At
meeting of the boatmen and underwriters.
held at Cincinnati, on Tuesday, Mr.. .shurlock
presented the following resolutions, which were
unanimously od6pted: istas' &c
Res9trea, That inasnuch rs there IL great
danger OF the fire while the harbor is closed by
ice, ana as the holding of convivial meetings
or parties on the boats import. adds very largely
20 the risk, this association requests underwri-
tiers to use. their best efforts to prevent all as
semelages at night or on any Of the boats at the
Rss0lee7, That atthis time, ordinary prudence
requires at the hands Of those who have steam
boats in charge at this landing, the greatest
care, and that under no circumstances Ehatev.
err shouldtiircs or lights, more than is absolutely
necessary for the proper care of the boats, be
allowed
Resoiced, That parties in charge of the boats
at the landing he requested to see that the spirit
OF these resolutions be carried out.
The following resolutions, presented by Cap.
Hibberd, were adopted: Il eesf
Hesotred, That the underwriters of Pittsburgh
and Wheeling, interested in property at this
port, be requested to pay any portion of the
expense incurred, by the Recommendations of this
Association, in protecting property now at haz-
Resol5ed, That the officers of this meeting b.
requested to transmit copy of the proceedings
to the underwriters at Pittsburgh, together
with list of the boats at present ice-bound
here.
A proposition was made by Capt Bickell, of
tho Ohio, and Capt Williams, of the Monarch,
to open the harbor with their respective boats,
at an expense not exceeding Sl,5oo--thcy guar
anteeipg 10 performt the work with the steamer
Ohio, as soon as the ice softens, or forfeit the
amount demanded for services of his boat.
TnE STATE BANK OF MIssoURI.-Th St Louis
Democrat, giving the last annual statement of
this prosperous institution, remarks:
The dividend of the bank for the past four
years has beenan average of sixteen per cent,
besides laying by two per cent to the contingent
fund and one-half per cent to the State and had
it the whole capital, Sl,215,OOO, to work on, it
might easily Gf not clogged with its branches)
make twenty. five per cent The ''Bank of the
State Of Missouri" has the finest field to work
on of any bank in the world-with one cxccp-
ton, the Baalk of Australia, which has made
dividends of twenty-five to twenty-cight per
cent. With most banksithe grcat.. desideratum is
to keep out their circulation We have known
that of the Bank of Missouri Gn 1S4s) to be at
a premium for gold of one-half per cent, and
that within one hundred yards of the banking
house. r yr4E ,ra1ga
--SSGRs1-
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U. S. SENATOR.
MnwAUKIE, Mis-, Jan. 24.-Doolittle is cleo
ted o. S. Senator from Wisconsin.
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CoSsoL,pArrox.-The stockholders of the
CHARTERS Valley Railroad, held meeting in
Pittsburgh on Friday last The resolution for
the constitutional the CHARTERS Valley, Hemp
field, Marietta, and Cincinnati Railroad, was
taken up for consideration, and after a free dis
cussiOn of the movement, it was decided to ad-
journ the matter over to be decided next Tues
day evening, when another meetingwill DO held.
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a FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TNHR Sub5eTbcr offers for sale Farm containing TO
acres, Of which about 100 cleared and under good
fence. The balance being well mered, and 81 acres u u
inelosed. II Is excellent Stock farm. welt supplied vita
neVeE-faIling springs Of The improvements
hcWed log hons, % # BIZ 81 double harm with sheds ard
other out buildings; young orchard OF grated fruit
bearing. Said farm Is situated in West Facy township
Washbston Co., Pa, nies from West Alexandria. sad
If miles from West Union, in Marshall Co.. va. II the
absVe farm ssa Eot BE- sold ~ s LIST Of March, aJI, 10
VIII be for rent Possession be had on ts lst q ApTH
Terms suit the purchaser.
Application may be made TO te subscriber. ~ Weat LIB
erty Co., Va, 1leRasnId the preEDEsca-
ts ROBERT 8ickABLANB.
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az Prof. De dsrnIhs electric Oii,-THE
fredericksburg CuREsPain Is the premOnor Of
De Gra Oh is the Of this age
the following, mot everything)
Cures Neuralgia, TOothecle, minutes.
Cures CraTnp in Stomach, minutes:
Burns, bruises, Wounds, to . days.
Cures Palms in Back, Breast day.
Cures Earache, Still Neck, Ague, night.
Cures piles, Swelled Glands, 10 days.
Cures Feons Broken Breast salt Rheu, days cures
9uInsy pepr :, TO 10 days; sqEss
scroa Abses to 10 days. cures Frosted Feet aud Chill.
ASK Mr. wilkins, of Iynchburg If ohas De Grah's Elec-
trio on did not him of Rheumatism and strains
ASK Rev Mr. Cadweif IT did not relieve him of severe
cough and pain in the breHstin one night.
swciIe s,1ads In the throat nleen minutes when tie
Doctor said he would die in short time.
Ask Mrs Argyle If 1t did not relieve her Of the headache
ASK Mrs BiseEfor Of Lynehbur II 1t did not cure her
tl-a NKw HAvES, May isth, 1886.
Prof. De3Tath-AIy brother deaf three years
Afer tryns many things he used your on few times and
AZ Mr. i Scranton Who aeruar. bought $50 1orsS to
sell Sly ELEcIhIc on removes all pain, At onee, Rheuna
4aiStsd Is Years Cured in wseHi Read letter
from Rev. James Temple;
Prof have been afflicted Is years
ragin painful gouIaints, and have beenunable
Isst stF TSs bottle Of ycuF .sectrc or The fFst
nRhtI slept souudy.n we'll and To-day amke new
done ia one what the physicians Philadelphia failed
Rev. JiHls TEMPLE, $40 South st.
This on ts mild pleasant harmless It's properties
ali for good chidTsn SHOULD have 4 given ten teeth
make Electric OF. They know nothing inanu etUrc
their only aim 6oing 20 s.. money Loek cut nGSaIe Il
Sth street Philadelphia, removed, advertised by
base scamp Name on The wrapper and blown 10 ne bottle
Sole Inventor and maker Of Electric OH In the world
Tersale by T. LOGAN { CO. and LAuGILINs HUSH
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do not give express notice to the con-
oDiere as wishing continue their subserp-
lions order the diseontlnuaAce of their peril
Ill ray continue to send them until all ar
SssTsres are paid .c,.. 20 ,,I,e- .,,si, ner,ol
5l to which they directed, they are held
Gals I'M they have settled the bill and ordered them
remove other places without informs
I,IJsbers and papers scut to the former dt
its ~; ,tcv are held responsible
c Courts decided that 10 take peFio
p IN the Ogice, removing and leaving u,en uneaied
,.ja,'T Erc.it eyilenGr Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
TRANSPORTATION.
WINTER schedule.
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