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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

SPRINGS OF WESTERN VIRGNiA.--tron al -
counts, the various watering places OF Western w
einia are respiDg harvest unparalleled IN her h
tory. There are probably more people 10 'se moes
taiis now than have ever been at the Springs Dung
any former season, and large crowds are sl rrshns
out BY the various rOutee. Hundreds are daily PEI
ing through on the Central Road, and "a many mos
are doubtless passing along by the South-Side aat
other routes. Notwithstanding the largely increased
accommodations at the White Sulphur, that famous
resort IL said to be full to OVERLOOKING. The crowd a
the Rockbrdge Alum is unprecedented. The two
Sweet Springs are filled to their utmos. capacity
while the Hot, Warm, Healing, blue oaPnnr aas
other Springs are all enjoying an unusual visitation.
II reports be true it is reasonable TO es'Gsse the;
there are are at least 600 strangers in the mountains
at the preeept time, and that The number VII not 10
diminished during the season. lRichmond South.
The INDIAsA NEGRO LAW UscossTIrursAI--
There is law in the statutes OF Indiana which pro
vides that after the LIST of November 1851, no negs
or musto shall be entitled to into or settle 10 e
State under penalty Of heavy fine. TnA law hN
been practically dead letter, and in no case has
conviction ever been had unoer it. few days naee
a negro Of this city complained OF neg,o gri
under the law question. She was arrested ead COO
IL ed in jail. On Tuesday che was brought seSs
Judge Anderson, Of the Common Pleas Court, % 10
writ Of babeas corpus. IL was claimed ny me gins
attorneys, Messrs. Wilson and Keer, that tie Nv
was unconstitutional for the reason that the sutjs
matter of the bill was not expressed in the title, - 10
Constitution provides. The title Of the act is, An
Act TO enforce the thirteenth Article Of the Cehsna.
tcn." Judge Anderson decided the law nneonsti:1'
tonal and dis charged the prisoner. N. A. Tribune.
ArALAccIDEsr AT SING SING PRisoS. An inqueA
held at the Sing Sing Prison on Saturday las' By
Coron.r HeR1y w. Purdy, on the body Of DennA
Moran, a cokvict employed in the brass chop at cad
prison. 1t appeared from the Testimony Of the keeper
and other Witnesses that this convict empoyed Il
an emory wheel. and while 30 employed the snehe~
brew of the belt used for driving the blower and A.
houeb, as was proven, the steam was partially Mot
f. De as usual at such times yet the other msekr-
ny running at much rapid rate than before
the betting thrown off causing the wheel to bsrt
portion Of which struck the convict upon the rgh:
sizes of the forehead. MASKING the skull in horrible
manner The man lived for about two hours afss.
wbro. although insepsible. The verdict Of ths jury
YVES that the ssid Dennis Moran to his death By
be accide ntal bursting Of an emory wheel while -
ployed in the brass shop Of the Sing Sing Prison:
lSicg Sing Repablk1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

t,so bogus hxs ia relation q 10 goatfcsfi'e %
voters The first II ffOD the Ii~ rassed 80 LIE iHss
shawnee Mission setron. n ,s the !av n resu'A's
.be ERECTION:
EVER free VINE male citizen II the Urse1 N'4,-'
and every free male Indian VINO y made ci.iIsA y
ire sty or Otherwise and ever the age OF t9eny-opS
y.ars who shall be inbabi:snt Of tbs ler'9fy -'9
ii the county d.trict who're hs offers = Voe so1
shan have paid territorial ia, shan De T. .-'ne 81
electors for all elective Officer"
The following 10 section OF The !s" adopted 'as
Winter. l. il q la~ "tC define tne C0incii ahd
Representative district and fo, other naC-e
II did not repeal he frs. law, vhica e0h'hs az Ne
regulations under which the election II % oe ne'd'
Judge Gato's petition was that this section put mo
thi. law merely added Ia the QUALIFICATIONS required
for vO,ers. IL reads:
Every Bona pic .nhtb ant o. shs iei''.Oi! ~
KaDsa., beiHg a ,,se.l II tdl Int sJ,'s Owe, uis
age Of tw- ny one years and vbo sn3I. h-Ve 1e1ied
AK months IL said Territory before the rex genera
election ioI member. Of the ConncI arc hocse Oh
Representative, and no other persoL ~Assvef Ems!
be titled 20 vote 2. any g.nera eiecIn hereafter IA
the Territory. E. -
II the foregoing section is 70 govern alone, IT viii
be seen that the women are allowed 70 Vote. Oniy
think Of the Border Rufianf a. Ia, CHAMPIONS OF
vomans rehts This little item vas suggested L"
couple Of Border Rufisns of eminent legal nose IN
Lecompton yesterday, aud 9o,h ai'eT canning me
section, exclaimed: at does give the women the
right to vote by Cd" -,
will no. overgheln the bogus Legislature with
charges Of Free Loyesn and all the other isrns"
until ascertain whether the hrst section ID not 70
be in force. incline to the opinion tina. It VII.
1t i. now seen tia: Gov. Walkers promises Of a
" fair election are " only" politicians promises;
tina. only" tw OF d" You, the Whole people, are
to be allowed to vote; that only the border
counties are 10 be allowed any spoortionment OF
rerresrntation; that only " the votes thrown IN
full accordance with bogus law are 10 be counted;
thai " only tine persons elected under Border kuf-
fan rule. false apportionInent, bogus tax, SIX
mon, rs. residence, and such are approved by
X, fan Judges of Election, shall receive certificates
Of election: that fraud only shall prevail, Pro
slavery villainy only triumph and jnited States
soldiers " only" guard swindling baDot-box where
"only " Pro-Slavery sentiments can DE heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Our Special Correspondent.


LECoNPToN, X. T., Aug. IL, 1857.
Gov. Robinson's trial for usurpatioR OF office Is
- begin to-day. do not believe there will De any
tziI. The case cannot "stick." lie merely
claims !" be Governor Of the State of Kansas. He
has pretended to interfere with the duties Of
Territorial Governor. think that such cases
mast be x0te prosecuted through necessity.
Capt Walker, and a host Of others, are 70 be
placed trial in few days for the war OF defense
hst Summer. have not heard word about tee
trial Of Clarke for the murder Of Barber. Arrests
have not been numerous. There is strong dispo-
stion manifested against waiting the bogus Sher
ia or even Deputy Marshal. Several efforts 10
arrest the Topeka men have failed a company Of
dragons went over TO Bloomington the other day 70
make arrests, but came back miaaS prisoners. Their
mode Of proceeding is well shown in that expedition.
A bogus Sheriff had calei on Mr. Jesse, Of
Bloomington, and subpenaed him IS a witness 10
appear before the bogus Grand jury. Mr.. Jesse
wss chopping wood when the functienary begsn 70
Iead bis documents and he told the bogus Sheriff to
step reading and 60 home, In tone calculated 20
inspire obedience. Bogus went, and came 0ack
beat DAY with 3 writ Of arrest and Deputy u. ;.
Marshal. Mr.. Jesse ordered them both Oh Mex.
day, bach they came with company Of dragons;
bot 40 The advance OF this cohort was observed by
HI Jess, Dc stepped cut, and the dragons had o.
- back without him.
Having warrants for the arrest Of several other
Free-State men on old charges The bogus Sheriff.
Ne DEPUTY Marshal and the Dragons went ON.
They came 10 the house Of man named Wood
ward, against whom they had writ Mr.. Wood
Was5 was sitting on hog and q neighbor wss stand
~ beside him Shan the great bosps and Federal
Law and Order" train swept up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

LAST LETTER OF SulcIDE.-Tne following rs h
letter written BY young Kinney the printer VINO h!
hins. If at we.feld, Chau'suque County IN ihslnAs
"wEsrrIELp Aug II lsa.
"DrLR BROTHER iSD SISTER: l have ou. . few
words 10 saw. and all can ask is 10 forgive and ors.
me. They got me drunk or never should have dcus
il. Bill can get back bis horse and buggy. eu: ne
he'll never ace sgain, for have just bought he pistol
which win do the work. ! will die. since enc va
married have not wanted to live. Send for Georgs
to come and live with you. Now, jimmy, when ashel
TO come and see me for the last time do Il With viz
ing heart. jimmy take care Of poo, m''hes-si
now farewell forever. VI. kissEr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Agricultural FAIRS IN Nrw,Jrs.1Y.-b u.
course Of September and October, Agricultural s,...,
Fairs will be held IN reversl counties ~ y.,
o. follows:
Mercer County 81 Hlshttovn Sept "A uax
Camden and Glouce Counties, q, wooasvr, g. a.
Huptsrdon Cocnty, AZ Fl-rninztoc, Sept IS x.,s, H.
Mopu,outh County. 81 Freehold sept q
S.lsn County 1t Salem Sept. "a
Cumberland County, At BridE.t"n, Sep. 81
RnII,p,top County Of Mount Holly, oe, xdl
Sussex County At New ton, Oct. 6 and 4
Somerset County Of son ervile, Oct. ~ y and u
The State Fair NcwJ~rsey viii conmepce Sew.prr.
xicL on Sept. 20 sad continue four Gays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

A CBuRcH SrRucK By LIGHTsISG DURING SER
vIcE.-The severest thunder storm of the sea.oo
swep, over the village of Galway, Saratoga County,
on Surday morning, Aug. ~, soon after the com.
nercenent of service in the several churches.
very vivid fash of lightning startled the Presbyterian
congregation and for few moments produced no little
CONSERVATION. The electric Aud had passed from the
through the roof Of the house and down az
iron rod to the stCve pipe, where spent its force
One person was stunned hy the shock and sc veral
oiher' were more or LEES affected. Scarcely any in.
jury was done to the church. and no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

following Wednesday, aid forenoon Of rhusj, =
Be occupied in diecss'ina topics which Win be 80.
before the Convention. In the afsernoos Of 49,
the Sabbath Schools Of Monroe County vii ~
in several Of the city churches, sd be .adrsssS -
MEMBER Of the Convention. Each Evangelical ~
bath School in The State Is requested 10 sspd . -.
one delegate 20 the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

CoSvESrios OF SABBArH-ScHooL TEAcHERs.-
The SabbathscheOl teachers Of the State of New.
York are invited to convene in the Brick Church, in
the City OF Rochester, on Tuesday, Sept Is, at =
O'Clock p. m. After temporary orsaniz alton, the
evening will be spert in hearing addresses from sew
'sral distinguished gentlemen who arc deeply inter-
esied n the cause Of Sabbs.h school instruction Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Commissioners, at a special meeting % I~es-
day, transacted the following business:
Mr.. HooG called up bis resolution In regard TO ad-
vertising for plans, as follows;
Rssotd That ths Beard DO Pow .avere ,or psas i.r sJ
kos.n c0o FOR the ,.coDd best 100; for Toe third bot
756 and Tor tn. fourth $780, Said plans 70 become 10
Nr. HoGG moved to nuke the time for the rscep-
ton % the plans TIL Jan. 1855 and the resolution
O amended was adopted.
Mr. BuTTEKwoRrH moved that the adv rt.ssnes.s
FOR tie psIs be Inserted three times 10 each OF be
daily papers of the city, which wss carried
Mr.. Strong, from the Committee on Buil1iresb
the Park portsd that notices had been served % 10
enants 10 remove, and advertisements inserted IN ~
public prints Of the sale Sept. Is.
Various communications were received and refsns1
70 appropriate committees.
The CleIk was authorized 70 furnish the of6csse
be commission under direction of the Executive Cs
mittee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Rrx AND RowpYIsn IN PoRr CaEsrrs -So.ss.-
standing the stringent license law it is evae,s as
plenty Of had rum can be obtsinei in the vilAss n
Pot Cbe.,er and that too on the Sabbath IS ~s Nh,
other day. About l2 O'Clock on Sunday o'ght Ia Z
party Of Irish, who bad been imbibing rsto-f fss d
fre-wser during the evening got into q1@rre: asr,s
Themselves, and created such . dls.rrosace n u
peghborhood Of their re.iderce that Squire Mem,
had to be summoned TO the scene OF no. sbc.
O'Clock on Monday morning, before peace ootd h
restoYed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The BOsrd met yesterday at the Office in W0f0
street. the Hon. GULIAs G. VERPLAscx, in the char,
and quorum present.
M. KENNEDY, of Castle Garden, reported that the
steamship City Of Washington had landed 81 passes
gers uDlawfuIy, thereby mourning penalty Of o.
Referred to the Committee on Castle Garden.
DIR. CASSIDY, of Wards Island sent in his reGgss-
ton, which was acc. pied.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK reported that In various orunnss
more especially in Queens County. the an;ho<hs
were supporting the wives and families OF mmigfann
at the expense of the Commission, while their hn>
bands were earring sufficient wages to raintsin then
then selves. The Investigations were ordered 70 u
continued
The following il the weekly statement:
Nun Der Of esgrants arrived 20 Aug 49, e57....ll80.
Number Of eugrsnts arrive since 10 Aug 4ok
To.al.
1857. 1855. fSSa
No 81 inmates In institutions st
wares Island ...''.'......'...'. lizoo ils5 -
No. m Marine Hospital. ............... l5a III 10
Tosl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,4i6 i,sl3 -
Oyerdrst on Bank January j, lsS7 faAsH
Receipts TO Aug lS.....................S A6 1872 ~
Receipts since 70 Aug. IS. for eonmutaton :.
OF alien passengers, 3a ol-S<5H
Balance. s23ns 8
Disbursements as per previous account to
Aus ~, 1851 .......,.......:.. $l7t 90
SundTy payments OF Aug u snd IS, 1857 5sl3 l4ls4U
Balance Of Com. Fund. soa<V
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rlne aodsy ysaI, ind fns Of AIy sum sndsr I've
HUNDRED dollars.
AGov. Rsbin.cb, IL Convicted VIII rcfus. 70 pay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22


THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW plberaD.
HlAoxwoOp's ED1SauRenl MAGAZINE Cory.
These Ps5.ea!:aI. ably Erea. political
Po az GFsSi Tory and
Of the most profound writer's Science literature Moral
vailed in the world letters being eonsldere ndIspen.a
q e scholar and the professional while ihe
and sattiaetory record Of The literature day
Ghent The world than can be possibly obtained
FAIRLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the pritISh pub
Ss @ ao Sd pae ya s Ss n
As soon A. the original editions.
TERMS.
For any one Of the four Revievs = a. IN m
Ror any two Of the four s 90
Por ali four OF the Review ''-'t'.''''' W W
For RiaeSWoods Magazine ............., -. 90
For RaskWOod and the f.ur Reviews ........ 10 o.
5'fsff SO 70 S g. s'a "a az c5s. rqgot Jasg
CLUBBING,
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above mice,
viii be allowed to GINS ordering or more corie Of any
RaeEEoo or Of one Review. win be sent o.
copies otihe four Reviews and Baekvood SO;
POSTAGE.
svsre FREE 81 PSsTGSs When SsD, Sg S be
nTAeE 70 any part Of the United States but NVen
teen Centa yssF Tor each Of the seTe1 1 'u'
edEs Ge0ee itdHled q about ISL per aBhHHa.
THE FARMERS GUIDE
10 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL GGRTcGLTURR.
ny HESET sTEPHErs, R. s. Of EIpburi and the ISts
NoEFSS Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In Yale
and numerous Wood and Siesl EnsravinEs. f"s'''
THIS Is eo3issSely, The most complete work on Agrleul.
eon the publishers have resolved reduce the price 10
Five Dollars for the 1--WE VsIamesi
When sent by man (post pai) to California and or.ron
me price VIII be 81 To everv other part Of the Unfon and
/ Book 81 tfs Far,a,f = ~ -ss es9
Rsittansss for Of the above puslieatioas sould Al
80 LEONARD scorT CO.,
| essS9 No, 8 Gold Street. New York.
BY EMPRESS.
USt RECEIVED, another lot Of these hue white SHIFT,
jsasi No n as S5AL1M4 a,n
LD EsHlv EhIsk,. ysTy superior article. IN 5tsF.
tse9 pdioinInFthe POST oSise
iesh article. jaII FEeeTei aud F5T 1SI ~
/ SS---l-HIe " 4. EDWARDS 4 RRO.
| < GRO. Brrh4vss HCIlAnd Bin n tor ssle ian n.
. dsels I1UsHiiNs B5sHF1ELp.
New Furs.
| CSr REoRIvED-Iease ane Martin { PFtsb SF.B,ts,
ass.s STONE & THOMAS
| Q LIS pure on Lemon, Fs6'd ana for sale 81
rST resolved, lot q GTetie, Ia1sas aud caST ITPs
| s 81 ana see theul. 8. .. HARPER 8 son.
Wanted.
FIyE HUNDRED basAels Bariey, b
Zyyh..l.as. Jaly Is, lsss ESQ NiIS 5sIS
FISH! FISHll
nj tSalI IN tt'' for family use A VsFy Euperior
isss iisA IN s.lr.a.. tor sale Ay
~ eAo. NIIs9 Ss,,., s,,.,.,.
! w Aaesis LiUsnIISs RusHlTE1D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

JOBS! JOBS!
0RINTs- cases BrisFs and ltiehnond's Prints vA.,,
i ways sell At = levy at 8 to Sc. '@
90 p8 I'd wide ChIntE worth zoe, at la5<
eases GlnEhams1 OF superior quality and fas, ssl
ata leVY-a very great bargain. P
Challv DeLains-a few thousand ySrdH Of be.,.ts,,
Laias on hne Ohally CiAths, such 40 We SoId a. ~,
81 cts, from 10 to 15c e'SSS
Fine bro Muslins, worth 19 At 6Ae-at
ap2s STONE Z TUov,S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
SPRING 1RRIH1Ll
n E w G o o d s!
j. II. CJJRTTS

TAKES great pleasure In announcing to his numerous
customers and the public generally, that he has
turned from the Eastern cea, provided him.
self cheapest aud choicest STOCK or GOODS which
he has ever offered to the public His large
complete, having been rejected IN the cities New York
Philadelpha and Baltimore, with great care
view TO meet e wants Of his customers he asia that his
goods mSy be examined ny those Wishing make purchas.
!! embraces die latest and fashionable
Of LADIEa AND GESTLEIENS WEAR,
MATS, CAPS. ROOTS. SHOES,
And every article usually found in sneh establishment
lie has alEO large and well selected stock
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, QUkEEswARE, &C., &c.
For all Of which he solcits assured
they cannot fail TO suit the fastldOus will
posed Of for Cash VI COUNTRY PRODUCE on the most
kinds Of trade myt-lmd&W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

01EAEO1lOENSSs,
Keep the Wines horizontal DoStti0E and IN cellar
{ temperature.
In cold teeutheF the SPARKLING WINES should be kent
for three days before uuE room, or At The ten.
peTtuIe of about 40 degrees, that the Wines wen
WRrmei through.
Ice should never be used In SPARKLING 1CATAWDA
WINES Injuries their aroma and flavor and dIlurS
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive TO bear ice.
~ In offering die above Wines 70 the notice Of the
American pn6s We desire e assure al persona who
pnTchaSe them that they the strictly PURE JrIcE
CAI4TDA GHAFE free from any and every form Of adulr
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING OAFAWBA & mot made to ISrTFETE any
foreign article Whatever but Il Is designed Just what
10 represented an a nlerican 9pnrRlInR Wine, AZ
Champagne Is FRENCH sSparklng Hine' Here the re.
Sebance the American Grape far more rich
and fuitV In It's favor Il makeA delicious wine The
prejudice in favor Of the foreign article may be regarded s
prejudice only, and inconsistent With true taste and udC
ment.
The STILL WINE Is hRhy esteemed by Medical men as
most admirable tonic for invalIds for aGc1HxIII
puTpOses It Is wholly unexeeptIonable.
The BRANDY made OatAEbA Grape jihers in n
material degree nom Ordinary French Brandy eourse
but a the time Il Possesses all those qualities which
ahoud characterize superior article OF this when
= desired to have strictly pure brandy or
other purposes, II cannot he estimated.
EoFaals ny T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
E9VrTeD 49, ssuI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

| lIOIslfN- tlIL.ELlIN NJflI-3s
Barcr6 Beaver Co., philadelphia; Wood, Bacon 90.
Phila.i Deal AilGan Co, Phia Erans Co.
Phla Morris u. HalloWell 90 ,hila Caleb Cope Co.
Phila; William Il. Brown Co. Pa.i John q. Brown Co.
Raguel Brother Co., PhIla; Leviek, Brother Co.
Phila.i Wymen, Appleton Co.. Baltimore; Ripley Cam
eTon New York; MoOurdy, Adrieh Spencer n Y; J. J.
sleyent CINCINNATI Smiths MeCombs Warren, Ohio; JRmel
Parks ESq ,SteubenVille Ohio; William Price Son, Smith.
hedi Ohioi Craig CLARK, Washington, Ohio; y. j. R
Illinois. =" : iJooJ -JvS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
PIC IRON

ReVoIVers! FlrearmS!
CUTLERY VARIETY GOODS!!
WOULD call attention to large and splendid
Erearms consisting OF Single and Double Bareed Guns
Cotta, Aliens MarstCns, and Warmers Revelvers and
great variety OF Pistols too q mention.
ALS0A SdIendid stock Of Cutlery Variety Goods etc.
Trussss and Supporters great variety.
- Al kinds OF repairing neatness aud dis
patch NJ 7. CARTWRIGHTS
Cutlery, Variety and Mnsie Store.
lSlS 125 Main ST.. Wheeling.
IOARTToULAR attention called to a new style Of lever
watch, eeery part otrAich % YrInufcfarsdf Amer
Ca which ease in variety Style gold and silver
Nme-keepeFg.
FORBADE BY CPBEowN,
mAyl WAEhuriun bail. Monroe II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

TO H0USEKEEFERS
STORE and for sale reduced prices The follovi1v
articles, via: Plate Warmers, new styles and piSb:
Coa Vases i've sets; Five Stands Of different qualities
Ash Pans Coal scuttss, Toilet sets Sion
bnekets Spice and knife Boxes Trays Corn pop-
sEs, eaIth Hrooms. assorted sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
MATS ChahuE and Vegetable ullhes, Plated Spoona on
o. ne best quality Clothes, Travelling and CAP Bas.
and various other articles useful House Keepers
MN. HEBCRN
w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

usT OPENED fresh lot Of AelodeonS and 8 octave
single and double reeds with All the late inproyementS
church organ These Instruments At sEaIi al.
vance on rst cost and warranted enc year, more II e.
us assortment Plano Horse also, reduced prices
Jts ,frrJop
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

American Wines and Brandy.
CGaetanGtt frauds aHd zdRs'S lSldRd bhaads
g PARRtIEa oaTAWAA5 Quarts and Ptuts,l The rival
- Of French Champagne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

OPb6gSEp THIS DAY. another lot Of ohickerinE sOuS
~ FanO F0TteS, which claim uperiO any other
brought 70 this market, Notwithstanding all wind
Soont osr makers over sagH and gold medals
We cyspe"tialy call those Who want an inurumen.
mat can be relied and price, select
rem our nne stock, now ready for sale No. 26 Union
JsSe myr1on
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DIRECTIONS.

CATAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataUha VINE
Strictly purrl FOR medical purposes nnriyaned.
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dft GSde
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New Arrival
FROM TIE EASTERN CITIES.
AN opening lot Of superior Family GroeerieS Just
ceived from the Eastern Cities and selected with
greatest to suit the wants Of my eusteer1 Among
other things this arrival embraces;
Rio and Java Coaees best qualities;
Green and Black Teas superior;
Fresh MAckerAl, No. 1, In kits;
No. :"
Salmon, MOL, In kits very One;
{" No. 1, In tisree8;
Pickles, In Jars, aSsorted
Canned Fruits. embracing Peaches Tomatoes, 30.
Jellis', in Jars 41oo
Aquantity Of very superior Dried Beef and Hams Or the
best cures together with all other articles usually kept my
Inc. Purehasers are invited to call.
Wa. HEPBURN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
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