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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-29

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE d. & o. Il. u.
Wheeling Station, June 18th 1887. {
on and after Sunday evening, June 9Th, tie Passenger
Trains xii this station daily at sl0 A. ". and $3.50
r. NJ and &c p. u. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundnysl at $50, A. NJ,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
Express Train daily at $50 p NJ, viii receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: Ben
wood Soundsyie, Cameron BurtOn Bet:ns Ferry, Graf
ton, oWleshurg rsdiHon Cumberland No Il w. Station
Sir Johns Kun, MartinsbuTg Harer's Ferry MonOcucy
Sykesyiic aud WAshiugtg Junction. es
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
z. NJ will receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
Tie Trains viii arrive as follows: The aTal Train Mt Ats
a. NJ; Express Tran at ?:25 a. NJ; Accommodation Train
ESQ p. VI. By order Of
". $ wOODsIDE, superintendent.
: it13 j. .PORD, Agent.
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CIrY CouNcIL-Ad0urRei Ueeting-The
Mayor being absent, on motion, Mr. Fitzhugh
was called to the chair
The proceedings of the last meeting we're
read and approved.
The Chairman announced that the present
meeting bad been called for a special purpose
viz: to consider the report of the committee
upon the contemplated Improvement in the old
Water Works =
De-. Tanner, from the said committee. sub
mitted communication from Hobbs { TAYLOR.
who stated in their report that they considered
the present state Of the boilers and general fire
apparatus Of the Water Works to be unsound
and dangerous. They stated in their document
that it would be expedient on the part of the
city, TO have the old stock taken down, and
larger and more suitable one put up, us the
hues We're not adapted either in size or style to
the boilers.
Mr.. Wilkinson inquired as to how the city
was to be furnished with water during the alb
sence Of stock
Mr.. Wilkinson moved that the report be re.
ierTed to the committee again for more extend
ed and nceurate report.
Mr.. Norton moved an indifnite postponement
Of the snhject, inasmuch rs he was satisfied
that their was no pressing need of their repairs.
Mr.. Sweeney opposed the motion, stating that
lie thought il was bad faith towards their conz
tractors, with whom the city had already con-
ferred and negotiated for part OF the repairs.
The ayes and noes were called for and,
rs follows:
Ayos-Messrs Cots, Fitzhugh, Hubbard, List,
Norton, Pannell and Woods.
Noes-Messrs. Bickel, Clayton, Hammond,
Sweeney, Taylor, Tanner, and Wilkinson.
The motion was lost, there being tie, and
the chairman voted.
Mr.. Wilkinson then renewed his motion to
Teter the report of the committee for full re-
port ef everything which would be likely TO en-
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TnE RrvEg-The river is about at a stand
ROW with something like five feet water in the
channel.
Capt Roberts Withdrew the steamer Courier
from the Parkersburg trade for the purpose Of
employing that fine boat in more lucrative bus
mess whilst the dull times continue. The Jane
Franklin, in meantime, will take her place. The
Franklin conveyed about two hundred tons of
b. 4 o. Il. r. freight to Parkersburg yesterday
morning
The Aurea Wood, Capt S. Thompson, left
here yesterday morning for Pittsburgh, where
she will undergo thorough repairing, after
which She will take her place in the Sunfish
trade, the steamer Nebraska having withdrawn
to ply in the Kanawha river. Mr.. j. w. Coch-
ran will oiIiciate as clerk of the Wood.
The steamers Silver Star and Baltimore were
advertised to leave Cincinnati for this city on
Monday and the G. W Woodside on Tuesday.
The Minetonka has withdrawn from the Whee-
ling and Pittsburgh trade and is now running TO
Cincinnati
-dreirql.-Fairy Queen, from Cincinnati
Jane Franklin, from Parkersburg. Convoy,
from S,eubenville Chevoit, from Pittsburgh
Departures Fairy Queen, A,Tela Wood and
ChevOit, to Pittsburgh. Convoy, to Steuben
vile. Jane Franklin, to Parkcrsburg.
Water feet.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ClNcINNATf, June 2sth.-Heavy rains last
night. Ii is now cloudy and cooler. The river
has risen four inches. Mercury SO degrees.
PlTTSRrRGn, July 28.-No changein the river.
Weather damp Rain all afternoon. Thermom-
eter -.
ST.. Louis, July 2S.-No materiol change to
make in the condition of the rivers; all falling.
The Upper Mississippi is getting low with 3s
inches on the lower rapids. Mercury a.
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EIRE

CLEVELAND, o., July 28.-A portion of the
Cuyhoga Steam furnace burnt this morning
Insured for $4,000 in the Home Company, ana
$1,000 in the .Ena Company. which will cover
the loss.
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CINCINNAITI MARK Ell.

CINcINNATI, 2Sth.-Flour unchanged with a
moderate local demand at previous prices
Whiskcy 2Gc. Bacon active at 1912 to -
for sides and shoulders
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FouxD.-The body of Robert Fleming, drowned
off the steamer Courier on Thursday last was
recovered on Monday afternoon and brought to
this city the same evening. His remains were
inferred in the city Cemetery.
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ter into these repairs; and that the report be
made the order Of thepeXt regular meeting.
The water rent of Mr.. Pfarr was reduced to
500. On motion, the Council adjourned.
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GoLD AND SILVER MATCHES, &c, ~ AUCTION,
This evening at No. l54 Main street, will be
sold by tteo. E. Wickharn, one of the largest
consignments Of gold and silver watches, gold
chains, &c, &c, ever offered to the citizens OF
Wheeling This sale is well worthy the alton
ton of the public
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THE INTET1LIGENCER.
wEpNEsDAY MORNING, JULY %. lg57.

NoTicE-The friends t. p. shallcross are re.
spestia invited attend ~ funeral Of his youngest
child. ric takes place from his residence Main street
this evening at O'clock.
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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND, REMEDY

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND, REMEDY
FOR
DYSP EPSI A,
DISEASE OF THE RIDNE YS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEAKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the vsriQgs @s'on so2sgpsn, pPsP 'ordefsd
such as Indigestion cdity Stomach CoicSy Palms.
Loss Of Apps'its
NeuraFie Affections, has in numerous instances proved
illy heneGc!a and in others effected adeciled cure
scientific princtples after the manner celebrated
Holland proessor oerhGSe Because Of ~ great success
u i and tncFS aver tS face Of IRIS
nov offer 1t TO the American public that truly
20 those whose
have beer impaired by the continuous use Of
tantaneous in ec ends its directly t. he SCAT Of
fe thrill ng and GucEetHg raising uD the
dropping sPrit and IL fact infusnE new life ami viz RIO
the system r,o,,,
The great popularity of ls delightful Aroma has induced
many mita rs, which = public SHOULD guard atain.t a
have given rl,sves liola1d .ters trial. oneho
w cOnv7' You how i7fnitely superior ills TO athes
WHAT TITS DOING FOR THE stoK.
have frequently used EesT6aves Holland Bttsrs and
find invariably relieves indigestion and debility
Samuel Babcoc ~ found special relief from
its for severe headache, with wfis! had long snf
IerCd." (
j. ". MCDOWELL, Esq, SAYS: 81 have used Boerhave's
Holland hters myself and recommend it to others, know
ing IL to he just what 1t Is represented"
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, Lower ST. Clair says: al have
derived benefit from It's use for weakness Of tn" ON
aCh and Indigestion.
lanes " Murphy rays Aftsr several ryssisns had
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion'
The editor Of the Kittanning Free Press fter one
of the best physicians an the place mad faie Roerhsvs
Holland Bcrs cured Inc OF the form of dyspepsB"
Felix, only manufacturer of the crigirai Extract
Collect al know thai your Holland Bers is
of the hest medicines the world fer dlsOered stomach
liver" u ~
DR.. Ludwig editorof ,he 'Fack. Baltimore, rronounces
Il a medicine deserving confidence of the public.
Dr.. EheraTt, the leading German physician Of Penna.,
has prescribed it frequently during the last three years with
marked In debitated of the digestive
glils, If the system generally.
The manager Of the IuOu Vinegar Factory says Isl used
tmyse and therefore induced 10 try It's effect upon
my WIFE, (troubled with the great debility MI OF
consumpiive hsh and really Il Is doing her more good
than anything she has ever taken.'
NoTIoEwhoevcre Expects to find in this beverage will
be disappointed but to the sick weak Rn Ios spirited,i
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of sinsu
lar remedial properties.
Sold 81 perbottle ors& bottles for 49, by the sole
proprietoEs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. / Co,
Manufacturing thurmaceutsts pnd Chemists,
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KE,EI, -COOLI HEEP COOL

KEEP COOLi Keep cool!
WE rs, to inform our drinking friends that
w again prepared to furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal 70 any made in the Sonntry b s
charged whole, RCnily stimulating gas Its
is owing TO The escape Of s gas ana not 10
our syrups confident equal to any onnd In
the Eastern cities Such "a The testimony oil nose VINO nave
Ia addition 10 the usual fruit srups have the lelIs
aud CataW Syrus Call at the Bridge corner D.g Store
ALKmks ALriq.t received and SS5 , sas BY npo
u Ie Sgl Old FANNY " 5S FDW4Rps nf;o
ILEsu BRUsHEs-Yery neat aud cheap for sale by 10
= jelo : = -
Is my20 ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
LAcK English Grapes, Just Ee9stTed s,yr ,pIxarN
FI.4SHS! =FL4SKSi
90 P @iia siAss'' received anu 'o' T. Ii LOGAN 500
TRENoI COrsets white and eei9ryd JUS; Teeeiysd
i Iny2c HEiSKELL SWEARlNGEN.
S7TPERIOK LToUORS-A fne article Of Braudies Wines,
y CIarsts Scotch Alss Tobacco aud Cigars &C. e. can
Be III had at .. : ws.1Iaslon Han
yTSuE fSi raes In t7c world The handkerchief or
i Toilet, are 'LupINs." f0r sale Ry LOGAN / co.
h2 !. IA. tooH', = -
n hG @y SS'Hs' '''''' HEIsNELI swEARINGEN
10ARONI andPaFna, Just Tssevsa and GT sale ny
gJIRAYFIING BASKETS, Wicker aud Bratania Fiasks,
oxs Water Proof Psrelssion Caps, Brass Hoops again
received [my19l J. E WILSON a CO.
MAKE YOUR OWN sOAP-Ii can be made easy, good
MI and Cheap b. using tIe CONCENTRATED Ia b..
For sale by LjelnI a. d. LOo<A AL . ~
TSIST Brandy Whisky; Fort Madeira and Lisbon Wine,
L Just received and for sale By ..r,r,. mo
ieS9 EDMAhps . bleO.-
= TTSTT -s,eiy.J Ladies' Isle thread Ganatgts,
81 my2g HEISKELL z sWEARINEEN.
SEIT11. I1,Ieriai = AZ sol, Powder, and Ooong,
in 10 and 10 h. Boxes, just received and Tor sac
ISTTI71S CURED DRIED BEEE-5 tierees IA canvass In
y store and for sale bS l1y2ll N. REILLY:
TT0APIOCA, PEARIs sAfIo, ARROW ROOT, Corn Starch.
i Fariana aud Rice Flour, for making ms So ZOE
al. sp s Cash Grocery store. No Ma.aasea lan.
ISHE BATH be extensively for some IoEthS
l 10 come Use freely the BATH BRUSH neat ana
80 Bridge corner Dyuggists
--T7 CORN MEAL.
40 SACKS Corn Meal, reed and for sale by
1TIIK CHECK CNPS-HaYe had made to order beAni',
= aI stye OF silk Cheek Caps, exceeding light ard
pleasant cap for summer wear. . .r,,-,, +, -,
apis > y. hNi.rhtA : sS..'
TARfNA Corn starch MacaTohi and feruicella Jus re-
e ceived and for sale by tiss9l EDMAIIDs : BIO,
nVUNEs-Fresh IOt--iust received and for sale by
less EDWAIDs BRO
SUGAR CURED HAMS, just resolved and for sale b
LEFaikIrE Buss YOungers' aud Kennel, just received
"A and for sale by tje29l EDWARDS : BIO
ss-7ras WALL PAPER.
rISIIE cheapest Wall Paper and Borders are at
l nyI6 JOC GRAVES Sislns 81. Centre Wheeling
.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. / Co,
Manufacturing rharmaeeutistso nd Chemists,

GREERAL AdEETs.
Philadelphia II. W. Dyot Sons, 1872 n. 81 street. New
York Barnes & Park 34 FroaIway Duane. Balti
moTe CuspAre Brothers, Cay ST. ami rennH Avenue. Gin
cnna1, JOHN d. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers, 2I3
Water st. st. Louis, Barnard Adams Go. y. Orleans
!. Wright Co.
sodby Lsuglirs BuSlheid Wholesale Agents for North
Western YrRnia Il n. Logah& Co., and other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout hc United States and
CanHdaS. '-' ortjluWly.
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YELLOW FEWER.

PmLApELFn.A, July 2s.-rhe afternoon pa
pers report the mate OF vessel from Havana
died Of yellow fever. The vessel was sent back
to quarantine Some fatal cases haze also oc-
Cured at Brooklyn and Williamsburg,
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GIVEN 70 EA,:It PURCHASER.
mr. IAllI 81. GI.LSS nEnA RTAIEN,r nlnN lie Isl

+" CoSTAR'S RAT ExTERM1NATGR
infallillr rnyer liAIS MICE ANTS GROUND
MICE MOiES. Nc Sc. Re. Not dangerous to tile Human
Famyj Rat, lo .ii In their holes but come out and
tlie.
Put up in 9ac., S5e.. 6Jc 81, 81, 80, and ~ Boxes
"COSTARS'' BED HUG ENTEKNINAToR.
Never known faiiaui used every Hay ~ thousands
in New York BuG elsewhere.
Put ut 0G., ISc 81 81 80 50 90 and 81 51 Bottles
t,COSTARS" ELECTEIC POWDER.
For the destruction OF Morris. MoS0rrOHS FIir FfNs,
PLANT ISEEUTs. YERNIN Fowls AND ANIMALS, &c &c.
Pat MP In Zoe. aIn! soc. RoNrs
Sold Wholesale aud Retail at {" COSTAHS' PRINCIPAL
DEPOT, 3sS BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and ly The pF,nci-
pal DRUGGISTS and DE tLEiS throughout tie L'ri'fd
AE5Cicd
az Orders decays by acc"mpanIe'iy The cash.
s2S3@ M goods cOmtni~stei.
Small sasnEie Packages put the Lowest whole
sale prices rst orders In places, It'll tart7, SLOW
Blls, rosters, Sc. sc. sst st-Er
Sff- Packages expressly PG MP FOR Slips. STEAMBOATS,,
Hotels. Public Institutions &c. ..s. IS j
f&P Full particulars Wholesale DsdisFs-Echiss- at
prices, Sc &c. xiii Is prOmps niniled IPpchIi".
Address "COSiEAle" NJ a3SS Broadway, NY
Sold by II. II LOG.NS ~ CO.. ind
LEuGIILISS &TBUSHFIEl.D
Sind +. = ~
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NEW YORK NARKET

BY rELEGIiAPfl.
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New york Adverttsements
ALRE!sT e.. EtTCHAR BSON,&
Advertising and Corresponding Office, No 500 BroadSsy

RKoA.
Is ~ & 4 % y 8. = . 1sr
advertising ana uulcei 80 'oS
New YORK. l.-.-1
HIGH NJ IMP )l3'HA NJ TO lE
.. 1sEITTT G8S rE,Se = gSssTTsss IGEEtuEg NTs 6
a :; - SIfTGSii r SSSs- IL = a. Il SSSsScFSS
~ ~ - SS,,,,I,y 49,
DR. FEUCliGM Anglers ~
'PI.AyoEISGS5 70 5HRODICE AT MOMENTS NOTICE
livery DESIRED LIQUOR. a'lt
Tie undersigned lately great improvements ms
tbs branch of business Tire havOrEs nut in pack
~ gallons, and requires but the addition
Of lre Spirit either eth proof and Liquors such as
No8s, either pale, Holland aud English GIN, j.
1,ic rOFx bourbon, Irish ami
Scotch WhtsEev Apple Peae Cherry Raspberry lran
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BY THE UNION LIME.
OFFICE. CORNER wATBR AND MONROE STREETS.

HAvNxA, 2sth-'rhe brig Florence from
Manznuclla for New York was lost of the Isle
of Pines on the 2nd.
The fiigate Wabash sailed from New York
yesterday Destination unknown.
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b i ~ .,sT o ~ Wv can 80 ail as
I,r. santord's lnyigorator, so generally known mo-
Iafg5rG;or, producing tie most happy Esnits dI who
use IL Almost n1umerate certificates Navc R49l given
Of the great Ytns Of this medicine by those e highest
sta now ber spe' t a S e coi ag
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PEIs BOTTLE
SANFORD a co Pronret0rs 945 IroadUay, SSsir York
= 10 JOTGS Z "a ,aerts for wheeling. z SSlsS
joins D. PARK, Cincinnati flssE
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| LOCATED
HALTIM NJ ;d, D: and eour.
isfns eCnditon. Twice during ,be last has
it been necessary I" ohiaei i"sr iSt me az
commentator, % Wy ~! o.. =, I T. irt;,, "
sen'sng nearly exery sts't ,, IN ue and
Ii now occupies one o. uig most A,t
bly, located buildings IN the ct. inG rooms aaS e"hoH
The advantages and facilities here offered to yoGng men
desiring TO g,ay h Fms so To,s,,S PFC
particular by similar establishment in The United
States Focultp:
Elk. LOsIEE,
ra SSisG Ss 81
j. srHTLLiPs,
Professor OF the {s"r sna rasS Ae'' anu
Associate pro ai . = Of = Rd ;;
professor of usa5.s aud 6 Sraasata penmnn,,
5. T..M J l. II ;,.! 4 81 a :, a. So
REV. e: Y ATE S n Z q s III, +; D D..
/ Hon Thomas ana Win. u, Keshier, Esq,
Jnccl, TRUST Fsu., William Knhhe. Esq,
standard Works, expressly for the use Of students
Each student has desk t" himself ana Is separately H.
There being no vacation during Students
ter at any time
The time usually required to complete the full course
DFIoMA Is awarded to all Gradn1t c.a
Ia sSr.RS FET the Exterior and
Interior View Of the & @ :, Sg.s BSss
fgnTansh d &e S sn mi malSS XGrts
WIN S@''0Eue s'Ntt' iu X LOSER RGtiiaore Nd.
i5EVOY3L.
THE subscriber w would resreetnlly in
form dl' hi. friss and the public sel,,raliy
- taolishment from Main to NiarSet street a few
doors North 81 The Post oies where ne VIII Dc is
usual to Eni, uhSn thSss WHO my , and VIM
tnaiAui ~ -. -, "a 80 t,,sy,ce ~, an. futnra
%ysSssm A. JAMES MATTHEWS.
= ,,.I,
GEGRGK ). RYKp. ~ $500 HALL
ID ND HNszyl2- LEN III 5,-ss1.s
.sssir 'PEALEHs Is 81
-, ,-S,s,5 4-,,TTtI- & 3 "a NI15!D S0TS
UMBE(EiG1SAo AMI 9ShASOIGsF2
w ~ l M y , =. -. ~
NO 10 NJ Af$12ISH8-STI2EIE 3. q
Near Droadgsis,
my2s-a:.n.-lg- 1880. 80 IsM As.41 ~
ShiDyiDoH E71JrFs ta1nteff
q z e = u. u, = .s,,' -.
ep,005 Coon SKINS,
sdb0U Red Fox
spn0o Gree FOX a.
tfstS Wh,-Srat a.
1s.ra WIid Cat
Observation-Disclosures, -,
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MATHEW MeNABB,


MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
AND hEALEH
Flour, aTIII Feed Of ali kinda. Corn nnd
Corn Meal, OATS, ESuIed Hay. &c.
articles deiyeEed free OF extra charge
The he highest price paid in cash fer Country Produce
opposite de second Prssbyterlau Church. Centre Wheel
ng1 lelt
SE4SON4 BE AND SCARCE GOOL&
have dis ay opened come beautiful styles Of Black
w Lace Aantes: also, job let Of low priced M miles
iTais HEIsEELL 4 swEARl$GEN.
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Girls. sos HAIR DYE
l'isll 5piIIS Ill6qT'AI. -pROFESSION.

JNff9RlUII EtC0RdIYGlY.Sz
s. W1LSoS Co.. II Monroe St opposite the 81. & 81.
~ Hart, respectfully cnll attention to their unequaled
Paper eYgly variety styIr
niiatie Tor Walls aud CeLines -
They sYe stock Of Fire PrInt' TeaAters, and Pan
neling 90 t4fs5
Their beautiful .tXles paper for Halls displayed
on screens that the effect eau be FULLY appreciated. Gal
and srss ny1s
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YRANSPOKTA TION.
Change of Schedule.

5000, .,=.s=,=-.z. Eszg%s efsiaSssf II
!zltss .ss.:.s.a ssIEsszzg
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\. o. in ibis g gal new...I5
West India .........IO
Goliensyrup. .... s$gs5
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{ IL Y % = . - 80
Bar ...... ..--......---SE
Shot, & bne =. .....2,4.a
bEETHER.
Spanish IIemc & b .SW93s
HnfnvSS. Wa. =. .a3,gtS
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NOREs -NEJFl Gt1GD&
90 Ps Dunbar, Dixon Co.'S snd RicBarl Hayes Soma
~ celebrated makes Of IriGh llneuH, Ghch We g
1t lower prices than heretofore ~ a5e
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.JULY SETTLEMENTS.
Books, Stationery. &c,

AS. c. ORR, Ill Main would invite the
e. snlUTl Of the reading community and ants IL The
Trade, new, large we'll selected Books,
Stationery, Wall PaFer&c, ]: is his intention 20 keep
hand full supply OF articles usually kvtin his line. Give
him call snd YOU viii not ialO lie satisfied with Dotn
stock and prices.
Aarge invoice OF Wall Paper the way, which viii Re
really ioT inspection III j few days. fsb6
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Cut 81 y keg $50
4d..... so
6d..- no
SdG8l... ....3, 81
1OJto bod. -. ........3,25
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NYnEELINo, JuIy q, lsSI.


Call, y doz. !2,i1a Is
ITnm..r. . InN 80
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PREPARED BY DI:. SANFORD, Is y GREAT sCIENTl-
Necal Discovery and is daily working cures almost
to believe Il cures as il my magic eGen ls
d0Ss gicig benefit and seldom than one bottle is re-
CURED to any Kind Of Liuer Complaint, from the worst
Jaundice Dyspepsia a headache all Of which
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-29

e, THE subscriber would respectfully in
& form his friends and the public generally, NsE57
that he has removed his Boot and Shoe es--s>eeAs@
- taGlisl,ment from Main Market street, n few
doors North Of the Post Office lac will be happy as
usual to Tnft upon those who patrorize him he Is
thankful liberal share heretofore received and Will
end.nvar to merit Its continuance in the future.
n,vab-$ni JAMES MATTHEWS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-09

ELEVEN FEMALE RlorRRs TRIED AND Aoourr-
rEn.--At the late term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Riehland county, Ohio, the case
that created the most interest, as we learn from
the Mansfield Herald, was one In which several
ladies' were indicted and tried for riot. IL APP
pears that some time in November last, the
ladies' Of the village Of BeeVile, In that county,
to the number of eleven, some of whom hay
lug fathers, and some brothers, who FIRE qnented
u liquor shop kept by a man named Morris, re-
solved to put an end to the cause Of their
troubles, and did so, by smashing his casks
9nd decanters, and destroying the liquor
They were complained OF by Morris, and were
indicted as before stated. The case came on for
hearing, and, being arragned at the bar, they
plead "Not guilty" Numerous witnesses
were examined, and the case occupied some
three days. The Jury was duly charged by
the Court, and retired.
In about an hour the bell rang, announcing
that they had decided upon their verdict, and
the people who had manifested the most in
tense interest, crowding the court room during
the whole trial, rushed from all quarters of the
town, 80 that the court room would scarcely
hold them. When the foreman of the Jury
rose to hand in the verdict, the most breathless
silence prevailed, and when he responded to the
clerk, "Not guilty." the words were caught up,
and sush shouting, clapping, laughing, and
shaking OF hands was never before witnessed
in that dignitled hall of Justice. Although late
ut night, the young men from Belleville could
not wait Tor morning or the cars, bat foot
ed 1t home to tell the news. When the
ladies' arrived the next day they were received
with every demonstration of approval by the
inhabitants Of the village. -Sdndnsky (Ohio)
Register.