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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIY.lL OF TIE STEAMER BALTTc

r. '--~S : . = - - - Aa+<A A4ls II.
NJ. w.. g.. !, ~, -.
NEW loHS, Sept LITTLE steamer Baltic: h;
arrived arrived bringing dates I" the End inst, dag
''' View. : ..,y-.,.,s.
III 1lScanliy is 70 DC elevated to n Peerase
pl.!on.l.lc rela,ions nave enresumed at Cor
s.an1lnogle. nothing Important rom Fast ndt'
ls' bar
Is ana ait ffoVlsloas dnI! Lar
utlI AT Gus.
- L l bon FIR money and accom-
~ 9-4asVs BreadStutfs, the crops lave bee
EeI Sl IN me ne condition Richardson, Spence
~, iu2te nH III, uns ana quotations barrel
t nam {, Wheat qniet Mt lda2d lower
ps.nr LII, - l2Wer. beet quiet PORK dull
o,.- ,.s.sN ~. sugar anu So1ee quiet
loI,.,, A., stsu.-S9sar dull and from tidtol
! "a .l'u,' NICE heavy anu all qnalite
,,,i';oI, =: nut hoileTS oehlano an 40
$40 So "' = ~. rs "ol aSSeaed to. Richardson
az M y So 30, ,l9 .S western Canal honr a
W. INV ooSs'2S0,' tco wheat TsfdaSSt ID
te %'lel MS SS:S'. mixed ana Yellow Corr
10 :" IIs, .'.'lNi,' ~ NJ 42Sa4+S'
9etlI.lte mas been deter
minsa relative to ., the AtanlG Ielsgraph
~ tia y, vernon oin,Ih retlres iron
Tue i,reSlosnGY OF tue board OF Control
Oetalis oil n lndian nntiny teen win Iartnel
atroeiHes. fapeiS Pno,iSh dispatch, aitlrmne
thHt the mntlnY had shown Itself at Bombay
pHt was suppressed.
/ me steamer La l''htte nad arrived NJ Liver
pool with nearly two and quarter million IN
specie.
The treaty between England and Honduras
mas been ratified in London. 1t contains a
special article, giving effect to the obligation in:
CURED by Honduras in behalf Of the Inter
oG ,s'I c, Railway Company
Inc hngllsh papers dlScreHIt the rnmor in the
Erehcn papers, 0t mntlny at bombay. The
nrenah settlements in India continue Tranquil
Prlvate letters say the mntineers in India, are
opder of R,,ss;o aopo,r, anu Aea
~ I'm sDomsioJt'' = ~ ''''' '"ere"'e snort
srAIN--It Is rnmorc,, that eocrot .ro,tv bos
be nrny into 6st|G9n the u s and Mexs9
from IL mn ~ on nHo ~ liu, W." 1ur tli
Gob, n"Ior 70 1o9Gn armed es volunteers t" take
DsSnTcncs rom Madrid state ~ e'f that II T fbe
tbo Snanist Cowsrmr,cnt hid , GS t%o+ bn
fire nroceedno, tn bnsiilitiss With NToy;co Sna;n
Nov U,,Sn ia ',ratt t ~ 'me
u r'om a. tins anu permit Mexico 10 'e" ireS
TT.Ty @Tbe thrsot.rd rnn+,ro ho+,rcen M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

ALL Anour a Doc Yesterday man whose
nnrae is among tile things unknown, was up
before Aid. Duty for assaIlting Mrs, Conesey.
It appears the man went into Mrs. C.'s house,
picked up a small dog, and hurled it bowling
Through fairy nothing and out of the window.
He then followed the dog, and WAS followed as
quickly ny the savage Mrs, G. The man picked
up the dCfnnct dog, and commenced to apply
the latter end of the same to the hack of Mrs
e. The man was fined ten dollars, which hi
paid and was released.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

SEPTEMBER 4.-The long established Banking
house of Pairo & Moursc, suspended this morn
ing. owing to the difficulty to realize money on
their securities. They have assigned. It is
represented their assets will largely exceed
" Col Benton is lying here in a critical condi-
ton with constipation Of the bowels He is
attended by Doctors Hall and May. The ply
sicians pronounce him better now and entertain
hopes of his recovery.
The modification of the overland mail ronte.
acknowledgements inc assent Of inc cohtfac-
tors. is as follows: The route passing from st.
Johns, to pass not farther West than spring
and and Fort Smith, Ark, to Preston, Texas: to in
i tersect at that point the route from Memphis
ria. Little Rock, Prestom and Fort Fillmore, TIC
! SIM francisco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

RrxAwAr-Yes,er,iny anernoUn an old cmn-
ciated horse that looked as ifhe could scarcely
walk, ran away down Main street with cart to
Fhicb::bc was. hitched. BY some means awheel
became separated from its axle, and rolled rap
diy round in front of the animal, bringing him
% a sudden halt, and barking his fore legs as
be fell violently upon the street The cart was
broken up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

A STREET FEeur.-A bloody street fight tool,
place on Saturday night last, on Market street,
between man named BaIzcll, and another by.
the name Of Craig. Both parties were arrested
and fined by Aid. McCourtney.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

WE refer the readers to the card of DR.. Geo.
a. Cracraft, who, it will be seen has established
himself in Triadelphia, for the purpose of nrac-
Using his profession. Dr. G.. has the advantage
Oflong experience and acknowledged merit as
physician which ought to insure him abundant
EncccsS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Tue BEARDED LADY. AND HER CmLD.-Col.
Wood's Museum, containing the Bearded Lady
md her child, and the great Swiss Warbler,
will exhibit for the three days of the fair, under
! splendid canvass within the fair ground enclo-
sure. The young Es0u, with the great black
Ehiskers, is a sight to behold. and those who
have n taste for the curious, should see him by
all means. See advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

corxrr couRr-This Court yesterday was
engaged mainly on civil business, of no public
interest. Richard Knowles and George John
ston. were sent to the ircuit Court to take their
trial for passing counterfeit money, the latter on
two indictments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
MIsCELL A.NEoUs-
Executors, Sale of Real Estafe

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
WIFI BE SOLD, at Puhlie Sale on the 1HIh dry OF
wv lOth Mouth (Glctoberl ne at, tic foilsNIns
property in the town aIartinsvle county Ohio
aliResLt % tie II. 4. Depot, viz: =
Eighteen Sl Lots belonging Jointly to the 81 Ben
famine w Laid, deed aud Collier H. AnseNn four Qnt
Lots also, Lat No S;i whiflis sq.sl ,pi aud
Lot elhins the PisbItstlan Jointly
sell lis interest that estate. Eull pos
session can be given once.
Martinsvilie Village OF Twenty .Ye hundred nlnIt.
ants !oests m th Ono river VALLEY, opposite
he CT! OF Winding Alsttnt she IIs Gf l0RI Whicl,
embraces large portion OF the above described property,
y upon the ssc"r baton an tlsyaon of ~ tei
valley contiEuCns-N Wheeling Isiani. a. Suspension r,pc
and portion Of The city III wheelns-w'ch makes an
pleasant ami beautiful cite FOR residences. % iis sr0,i
the town eti in stone GOAL mud lime tlnt
nut lew oeat!9Hs possess many uvantases
nfaStlIte Of all articles inhr Ohio valley
Steto commence NJ ~ o'c!oet Terms (Which
will be Cas!) uli.de known on the day Of s.le
W ~. - RATES,
sTttUNAS MOOD,
EScentnta of II. W. laid. decd .,I,sid
RCSSt-Sw AgeisfSfnFs O. II. kTnVe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

NV woaKs.--we have on hands quite a num-
Der of Foreign and American Qnarterlies and
Magazines, awaiting our attention, but which
the press of matters and business render it
impossible for us to notice at present in the way
which their merits and demerits demand. We
shall consider them by and by.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Mss ELLEN FoRO, the young lady who was
thrown from buggy on Sunday last. in Fulton,
is not expected to survive. Her skull is frac.
turcd aud she is suffering from other painful
iniu,ies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

OS PanApE.-'rhe Virginia Rifemcn, Capt.
salsde, were out on parade yesterday afternoon.
They marched to the music, Of Gaus' Brass
Band
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

a NAN named Dufield was attacked yesterday
morning on Water street, ny sudden and yio-
lent fit. lie was picked up aud conveyed to his
residence in a wagon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Tue HEaPriELO, it is now ascertained. cannot
be completed to Washington by the 18th. Ito.
day. but it is understood the cars viii be backed
up into that bOrO' on the 18th, the last day Of
the fair
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hemoVaI,
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL
SI13C4m11Mn.L..5nsIl.Ir,ll,S...;i,

NJ. SIJIlSGEON, DENTIST.
few doors above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash $50
tneton Hall, irst noor,) where lie Is prepared
perform any operation artificial work IN
Dentul profession.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended t.
hru he hopes by his particular attention. carefnpss and
experience, to merit continuance sau.e which he
respectfully SOl!cl.s
- Or. Wincnel gives his especial attention to tile or-
erHtiVe department of Dentistry and erinsneut gem
erous and increasing patronage he relies upon
1ence which his work in this community has tended
N.D.-oniee open at all hours. ane1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
rHE GoLD SNUFF 10.

Nsw Yonr, Sent l4-Mr Andrew jackson,
who was brought to this city, for the purpose
of presenting the gold snuff box to lieut. Coz %.
Garrett Dickvinnn, has declined.to do so. At
will return home Tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

SUPERIOR NI1NN 8 INK, -
We have just received this once smother lot OF rr,y
superior Iakthe hest in the soantry Orders fron
country oaise' promptly alIsa. FERNS cash.
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pIyER AMI WEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
Lousv1LLE, Sept. l4.-Ri.cr falling, with 8
feet 8 inches in the Canal. Weather cloudy.
.NG ctsoissHrl, Sept 14.-Riyer falling Weather
hot and sultry.
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SUSPENDED.

C1SclNSA71, Sept 1.-THE Citizens Bank did
not open this morning. The Proprietors in a
card say, owing to the difficulty Of realizing Sc.
cnrites and the state of mind of the senior part
ner, Mr.. smeatl, they arc compelledto suspend.
This has been expected for the last ten days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Change Of Schedule.
,rR1xsPoRrATioS orT1cE d. 90. r. R.
IV1ssifa,y Station, jane I 9Th, 1857.

WAeeliHg Station, Jane 18th, 1885,
ON and after Sunday evening, June iah the
Trains will leave this station daily at $50 A. A. and FS'
p AI and nc r. NJ. Wheeling time. - !, =,
The Mai Train daily Except sundaya) at SlO a. a.;
WIN receive and discharge passengers AZ All me HnSP
The Express Train daily $50 P ~, will receive and
r AZ tile following stations only: Ben
FOOD Moundsyie Cameron, Burton, Benens Ferry. graf
tom RoUesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland No. !! staton'
sVk.SS HE and Washington Junction. =, !, =.
TO- P NJ viii receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations - nj, : N,.,t1.sI, - I.ab
The Trains will arrive follows: The man
Nj Express Train At e25 A. NJ; Accommodation Tram
At O'9O T. s'' ". ). woODsIDE Superintendent:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

To REGULATE THE Liver is one of the Physi-
clans principal aims in all cases of debility or
weakness of the system, Tor when this is done
health naturally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
of DIR. Sanford during years of practice, where
the LIVER INvIGoHAroR was used withthe great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it conld be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until It'll has been fully
tried, and known to be beneficial in the treat
ment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from disorelo-...l . So, IT,
itself in the form of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billiousness, weakness
of the back or spine. stomach aud bowel dc.
rangerncnt, aud many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the Invigorator, curing the Liver and re-
moving the cause sept5-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

4 SrrBsonx suBIrCr.-YeStorday evening,
Michael Gibbon, who resides in East Wheeling,
was taken before AID. McGourtney, charged
with beating and abusing his VITO and children
and destroying the furniture and crockery in
his own house. He was fined some thirteen
dollars, which he obstinately refused to pay
When the officer attempted to take him to Jail
GibSon made a violent and desperate resistance
His curses and yells attracted crowds Of people
all along Quincy street. Af.er being pretty ex
teusiyely pummeled, by the person who had hin
in charge, Gibbon consented To go along with
ont further resistance, but he still continued t
pull back until he arrived at the Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Tmr FAtR-!SS the 10th of The present month
approaches, the interest in the exhibition of the
Western Virginia Agricultural Society still tn-
Creases The celebrated black Morgan horse,
"Cotin,r owned by 5. b Hays Of Washing,
ton, arrived in town yesterday and wss attract
ing considerable attention and admiration at
Wheat's Sale Stable. We SEQ by the books OF
the Society that more entries have been made
up to this time than ever before, which IS
god indication of a splendid display Of fine
horses. Mr.. cOrnwell, Of Salem, Ohio, has an.
nounced his intention to have some twelve fine
horses on exhibition here. Mr.. C. is a celebra-
ted dealer in fine stock, and much is expected
from his display.
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ItIeitiI.NI fMPt5IITANIT D
IL ES EfEGEa, LHStutDIE 5llAsIs ca ANTS
AND WREE114tfs<A Il C GkOd!IclsA,
y Co.,. !. ~. FEyGllrMlANtiEIi's

q IN NUTICE
EVERY DEsIEEDIlQUoR;
clnrrsirne Inns lately made great improvements in
ns hrane: q BUSINESS TLV aaynrinEs up pack
OF Fnrc Spirit either 1S proof and Liquors such as
Gogac, eitiet dark or pale Holland and EnTs, Gin,
nasS and ST. croix Rum, ATcousaea, Iourben, Irst
Apple Peaei Cherry and RRsIAcrry rHn-
telt aud Madeira Wines VIII lie Instantly producel It
requires no Skill hut addition of good Spirit say SO
g"I T to each gallon OF The RESPECTIVE FlRvoring.
me pest CoguHc oil Hreel, yellow AMI White, WARRANTED
E'I!uc. Ms low rs Any other importer the L. s.
essences Of every liquor. Extract OF CoyERc u ~
W1!c' produces 300 gallons Of C0rnac
Raw Whisky Dr. E.'S nEe and boIe
be made arnUotiI with hut irlins exucnSe
price NJ FlHTnrinCS cSiFcIel moderate, ana al
rectl"ns nfull surpcdb By
u..s - bR. LEWIS FEUCIITWASGER,
No. I43 NInidcn A!nnc, New Yoris.S
and Gin. isnas- sptIESSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

EXTENSIVE SALE!!
or
WESTERN FARMING LANDS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
" A;L UABLE Id " ST..
CHICAGO PROPERTY,
LOTS IN GROWING WESTERN TOWNS
JHoR A SURE PAYING RErURv parties csunot inve1
Psr.al.. Wishing ssc.re HOME iieur.elyrs
at moderate prices and easy terms Of payment.
IOWA 4. LA-NDS!!
TOO ACRES
or RICH Pl.ARII, we'll Convenient timber
situated in Township %, RanYe26.
900 ACRES,
TN 81 Acre TIacts, to suit parch1sersJ
.tanec o. ie1vy tiaiStF Toansa 90 Range
Roth OF these parcel lay In Decatur county and in from
southern 3andar Of the safe, and these iSas arc ta t
ts state line The stle rolling lands, waer
an agricultural and stock rasns country aord4 every adj
PORT MAnisSx, BLoaSrrlRLp NfsR1sRt G c1 isS
now party IN alton AMI fast approaching
! PrOduets.
100 ACRES,
Range T. This tract les near IN ti ~,
the drnsrly settled and improved par az th
800 ACRES,
IN sioux county IS miles from tts Big Sioux river
lands. Township sc, Range IS.
80 ACRES,
SITUATED IN Henry county within miles Pleasant
the county seat one OF the desirable thriving
VA the state Present population about 5000
are permanently located here; also the Wes-
eyAn university and other Literary Institutions Theland
Hes ~ miles from the Muscanr, Mt Pleasant and KsokuE
can h. rom rs desirable l9Gatto and advantages,
- = ' = 's'' S'.pee 'aIIH'= Lowhshlp az, hange ..
80 ACRES,
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FAILURE

NEw YoRK, Sept. l4.-The failure of the fol,
lowing firms reported to-day. Wesley & Hal
lowell. Brokers. Swords, wallor 6 Co., Hard
ware Dealers. Nesmest & Co, Dry Goods.
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S&SStiHMNS q. SSonH, hSnRh1nctnrerNI
81 NTalerk Street, New York,
C2Ss.-1, RECEIVED First Prize AIc1Rls IN cnnipeti-
tIoa with the trst makers Of Boston, Neyv
n b III N n York, Philadelphia sud Baltimore.
= y " TWO FIRST PRIEENIEDAlsS Mt The aIv-
trnpciitaa Far h'ngton, March, 1885. A0oLn NED
atlhe Maryland Institute, Bnit', 1856 THE FIRST PRIZE
MEDAL ct the Ealr, Crystal Palace New York, tSG "A.
rnnhs th judges ouch Macon tf0ltsehak, WOlleR
haGrt aud etsr St 5 Pianos, tWitlr aud without lron
Frae warranted for TIN years, and written Ruurnn-
tee given Pianos packed end shipped without charge.
Prices moderate. Iaii28-tyt'Ryy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

FROM NEW YORK.
Srrr. 14,-Advices received here from Utah,
saw that Brigham Young threatens war and sep
aration from the Union, the moment govern
ment Troops enter the Territory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

Nav York, Sept 14.-The steamer Ba!t; Fa.
arrived bringing dates to the 2nd inst, day,
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i. leiA Decentralization having met. any
friend at the Post-oficc, or anywhere else, to
read US moral lesson on the evil effects of
sqalobing with our neighbors-but with a
reliance ipon our own judgment, we have come
TO the conclusion 10 decline engaging in tho
style ofeontroversy indicated by tho 7imex Of
yesterday morning.
y. y hen It comes to INDUCING in silly, fnlsome
ePlthets-for the lack Of wit and sense--with
the air ofa disgusting braggart, no plate need
be set for US
As for our authority for intimating that
prisoner was whipped in jail. Tor .cxcoriate,lr
we refer tho Times 10 Alderman Amos Wight.
oil the second Ward, WHO will acquaint that pa
per with all the information VIC have viii, re.
gard tozthat particular matter.
THE RivER.-Thc river is receding slowly
but surely. There are few boats passing her,
in either direction, owing to the extreme low
water.
The Interchange and Belle Creole arc both
aground Mt BlannerhaSset.
WE LEARN that there are large quantities of
freight deposited on the shores at Burlington,
Blanerhasset and the Sisters, above town, dis.
charged from steamers unable to get up. It's
also reported that there never was so much rub.
bish old trees, snags, &c, in the river as at this
time. The general government ought to turn its
attention to this subject and If possible, to re.
move all these distractions so as to render nayi.
CATION at all seasons entirely safe,
The Cincinnati Gazstts of last evening. saws:
Tho Henry a. Jones came in on Saturday
rom wheeling and reports the Interchange
lying across the channel, and the Ohio No 2, at
l3lannerllassetts hard aground. The Ohio had
all hcr freight out on flats and the Tar was near
~ dry under her larboard side. The Fulton |
CITY IN attempting oto run around thc Inter-
change, broke some Of her arms out, also broke I
the wheel OF the Interchange. The Jones was
drawing 90 inches.
The Chattanooga No. Q, from Pittsburgh, eight
days out, arrived yesterdy evening, reports I
Ohio No 8 hard aground at Burlington and the
interchange laid up, with her freight out, at the
foot of Burlington.
The St Louis papers of Saturday, furnish
the following important items:
The FLYINO CLouD SoLD..-This excellent
steamboat was sold yesterday for SI9, 900. The
purchasers wero Mr. Robert Phillips, brother of i
ne late Captain Phillips, and Captain Robinson
She commences loading this morning. and will u
cave on Saturday for the Sunny South"
The STEAMER ALLgGHENY SoLD-'rhis sDlcn- =
lid packet was yesterday sold to Captains Cable 3
sd iUy..., rS' PLT,uUG ne IlI9i gentleman :
axes command, aud Captain Wayne will be la
onnd in the office. Mr.. w. II. Chick, one of z
he best and most accommodating clerks that
isit this port, is, we learn, second in the office
We are pleased to hear of the Allegheny being
o soon picked up, and prophesy for her owners p
IMMENSE. success in the lower trade. She leaves
Or the South on Tuesday next at four o'clock. .
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 COMPANY, :
BANK E.RS,
Cor Pine md Nassau ST. eefa, New York;
SsGE CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS OF CREDIT for
Travellers, aTaable In all the principal cities sft6a
te0rti. Also,
f. MERCANTILE CREDITS ~
on the ORIENTAL DANE C0Rp4,RATlON, IonInn Mes
srurh 60. PEABODY CO., London, IiAEk OF MN
SOUTH WALES, Australia b. - : i+.-s.5 Es.+4
Hills OF EXch0n2 -n1Gl Fnslf Credits
on California anil Australia Inrnisheil application.
INTEREST ALLOWED clrrcil it-zWIHi"i
Within a mt sIisll all the merits lie,
or CPiSthIoT; : never eQualetl Dye;
Red itlnnEos ba0E, 10 brown transforms a grey
And keeps LIG hIrcs always from decay.
Is uiatcleSs rcviialyitS Hair Dye still holds ite los
armlt ami CicHclous Halt Dye, IN fnH
WORLD PrCpafCd and sold, wholesale and retail, and
applied Cnten private roonlS} CnIsIA No. AS
HOUSE, BROADWAY, NV IOR, and by all Druggists Ara
PeGEumers in the EhIte,l StatCs.
Agents OIncipnatl Ohio, John (. Park Scion Palmer.
ianiS-iJ-dSWS
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TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10. 1851.

Largest Circulation of any Paper in west.
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

ITGF.T' STSFIIIyInv rarely rllie rAnEenITnts With
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15
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