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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

! a PoLITGCGAS or THE BBLE.-The BiddefoTd,
Me-, J0urHat tells good story of the Hon Ma
than Clifford, ex-Attorncy General of the Uni
ted States, eX-A!iniStcr to Mexico, DC, and now
Mr.. Buchanan's diSpers1rof Educational patron
age for and within the State OF Maine. 1t VIII
be rccolected that Mr.. Clifford was counsel for
Knight, whose trial for murder nj Lewiston, last
winter, excited considerable attention; but ii
may not be generally known that as an adYo-
cate it is doubted whether prOliXity or 'prompos-
ity is his strong point. But in the case ailu-
ded to- when he was about in the middle of his
"widc waste" of argument in order to clench a
very improbable hypothesis of his invention.
he remarked, with portcntious solemnity, and
great emphasis "Sccret things belong to God"
':At this point, (Says the ,IoUrHgl,) the learn
cd counsel laid down brief, took off his spccta'
cles, and thrusting his hands deep into his
pocket: obseryea . to the court that he vas H.
who, at the trial, reminded him that it was the
language of Hon. Pcleg Sprague, in concluding
his argument for Sagcr.
deeply impressed with its forcible language,
as well as with the originality Of the idea, he
(Ir. CliHortD suspected that it must have been
borrowed by Mr. SpraSuc, and now, having de
voted some time to the Investigation, he vas
hanpy to state to the honorable court that he
had traced the quotation to its source. By dill
lgently searching the authorities, he had ascer-
.taned that the language was first used by My
Lord Hale, in his pleas of the crown, referring
the court to the volume and page.
"This was too much for the County Attorney,
Mr.. Goddard, one of the opposing counsel, who
Iinterposed, 'Oh! Mr.. Clifford that is in the BIZ
BILE. You will find it in Deuteronomy, chapter
80, verse 90" Taken unawares at this uneX-
pccted correction, Mr.. Clifford turned TO Mr.. G.
and said, Young man, you are getting very
nervous / do not want to be interrupted in
this way
"rhe gravity of the court relaxed for mo-
ment, at this unexpected view of the case, and
it was some moments before the learned coun-
sci resumed the. thread Of his argument, so in
contincntly broken by the untimrly correction
| of Mr.. Goddard"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
Extract from the Cincinnati Commercial


a SENSIBLE View OF the RECENT Baltimore
RRILwoAD CELgBRATIoN.-We may now enquire
what was the occasion and the object of this
excursion, aud what good will come of it?-
There was no new road to open, no new route
TO the Eastern cities to advertise, no signal tri-
umph of science or art, or in war or politics, to
celebrate. There was, indeed, obviously moth.
ing to be done but indulge in a big drunk-to
make prominent the decentralization of the mu-
nicipa authorities of another of our cities, By
an elaborate, official debauchery, at the public
expense
This certainly was accomplished, and, from
the standpoint thus afforded, our representation
appears admirable. But to gravely hold, as
some have the assurance to do, that any practi-
cal good will arise from the excursion-that the
money spent in such wholesale dissipation is not
totally thrown away, aud worse than wasted, is
preposierous The city of Baltimore and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will never realize
one dollar ON the thousands invested in their
guests; and as for the brandy-bottle friendships
and good feeling" on which so much stress is
laid-not of sentiments so inspired are the bonds
that strengthen the Union of the States, or give
life to the practical suggestions OF commercial
enterprise-not so acquired the knowledge that
gives business confidence, or aids the East or
the West in adding cubitS to the stature of their
cities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
SUMMARY.

THE ship Carack, of Thomaston, Maine, from
New Orleans for Liverpool, with POO bales OF
cotton, was struck by lightning on the 10th
inst, when four days out, and burnt. The value
of vessel and cargo is estimated at 5000 ,0Oo.-
She was abandoned ON the 18th, and about 50
miles from Tortugas being in flames and burn.
ing rapidly. The master and crew embarked
in three boats, but shortly afterwards heavy
souall came up, and they were separated. Two
of the boats, containing the master, first mate
and seventeen men, were subsequently picked
op and taken to Key West. The third boat,
with the second mate and six men, had not been
heard from at last accounts
TnE Petersburg Intelligencer says:-"Ehe
summer resorts in the North are represented as
doing poor business this season. People are
beginning to discover that the underlined gentil-
ity and marketable morality that hold their
courts there-the Mrs. Potiphars and Becky
SharIs and Joseph Surfaces-are not exactly
the most excellent things or people on Garth
and are looking elsewhere for summer recrea'
ton.
TIE Blue Ridge Republican says that the
Democrats in that section of the State, condemn
the action of Walker in the Kansas business
but avow 'their determination TO separate
him from the Administration, in this particular
and to give the latter warm and cordial sup
mort Independent of Kansas, and the destiny o
Kansas.
About two hundred individuals have enlisted
in the U. S army, at the recruiting station
which has been located in Richmond for The
past six or eight months. Most if not all o
these rescuits, have been sent on Immediately
after enlistment to the fair West, where they
have been regularly enrolled in the mounted
regiments.
TnE large city hospital of Chicago has beer
placed under the joint charge of the hOmoePati'
and allopathc doctors-each patient to choose
by which school he is to be victimized Tho
former, however, arc allowed only onc-fourtl
this share.
Tie sales of the Indian Trust lands in Kan
sas, are going on without any interruption The
proceeds of the sales of the Delaware Indian
lands had reached S114.582 Al, and it is sup
posed that, at the close of the sales, upwards Of
half a million of dollars will be realized.
BUSINESS at NV Orleans is said to be quite &C,
tive, and the thoroughfarcs and Icvee tolerably
crowded, notwithstanding the advanced season Of
the year and the heat of the weather. The
city, fortunately, continues halthy.
DcRrSG the month of July 2lS5 land warrants
were isucd from the Pension Office at Wash
ington, under the bounty land act of March
1866, covering 322, 900 acres ofland. Altogether
thus far, these warrants number POI 900, cover
ing q, $50, 900 acres of land
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Al ANEMcAN SENATOR N LoxDoN.-From
London, Bayard Taylor writes ''Mr. Sumner is
at Maurigy's Hotel in Regent street | have
not yet seen him, but some friends tell me he is
looking very we'll No American has ever been
more popular I'm England THAN Mr. Sumner,
and he is al present floating on the top wave Of
London Society. heard the other day good
story of his arrival here. He entered his name
upon the books as simply '.Mr. Sumner, Bos-
tor" and was accordingly set down.by the:host
and his flunkies as an ordinary traveller. The
next morning one of the latter came to Mr.. Sum
ner'S room in some excitement, and said: "Lord
Brougham is down stairs, Sir, asking for you. "
To the walters amazement, Mr.. S. quietly said,
without exhibiting the least surprise: very
well; show him up" Not long afterwards the
former came still more excited: 'Sir, the Lord
Chief Justice has called, and he asks for your
"Show him up" was again the cool reply. After
his Lordship had departed, the waiter came once
more, bswiidercd and little aggravated: "Sir,
Sir, the Lord Chancellor OF England has called
to see yon!" "Show him VI" repeated Mr.. S.
These astonishing facts were no doubt at once
communicated to the landlord, for the next day S
Morning Post announced the arrival of Ellis
Excellency, the Honorable Dir. Sumner, " at Mau.
risy's Hotel,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04


CHARLES DcEgxs AND THE QuEES.-0ur con-
temporary of the Petersburg cypress says that
if an incident related of Dickens, in the London
correspondence of the n. Y. Tines be true, he
has been unjustly accused Of suryillity and want
of independence. Speaking of a new dramatic
piece, entitled the "Frozen Deep" on represcn-
tation for the benefit OF the family of the late
Douglas Jerrold, the letter writer says:
There is a story now going the rounds that
this piece, BY Wikie Collins, and which is sus-
tanned by Dickens and his amateur troupe, was
commanded by her Majesty at Windsori where
upon Dickens replies, through the proper iunc-
tionary, that it should be so provided that the
players were received at the Castle not rs play
crs, but MS gentlemen, and therefore as guests.
The response to this very significant hint was
that her Majesty, who had commanded the play
and therefore could not well cOuntermand it,
would see it at the place aforesaid. The report
of this courageous aud manly conduct on the
part of Dickens has obtained him great ecLqt, as
being the most conspicuous vindication ever
known Of the dignity Of letters, and the severest
rebuke of the spirit of flurkeyism, which now
riots rampant over this Jenkins cursed land in
the most revolving shape
The Express says that if there is any conf
dencc to be rcposed in the foregoing story, it
will bring to an issue long.standing fcud be-
tween the Royal Family of England, and the
men of letters as such, it being reported that
her Majesty has an absolute aversion TO litcra-
ture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
B4lTmoar GETS 20 TnAHEs ron nER CnAN.

BALTmoaE GETS 40 TnANEs FoH HEP CHAM
pAoxp Axp RoAsr BEEF,-Wc publish to-day,
an extract from very sensible article in the
Cincinnati Commercial, concerning the grand
dead head spree recently concluded in Balti-
more and whereabouts. We call this very
sensible article. because it exposes what was
very ,ritling and selfish affair, got up without
any other particular object than to let the world
6now that Baltimore still existed and was the
terminus Of railroad line extending as far
west as St. Louis. 1t had no other aim than
that of any mere advertising dodge, and OF
course is entitled to no other consideration. The
whisky speeches which were made, like all
other corn or rye efFervesence, amount to moth
inr. despite the loving oyerturcs which they
contain. baltimore cares no more for St. Louis,
Cincinnati, and Chillicothe, than she does for
Wheeling, any further, than to make tools OF
them, and when they cease to perform these
functions, she is fnst as ready to give them the
cold shoulder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Revival AMoxG THE Important Tie
ologieat Point !SettIed.-Rcv. j. c. Breaker, of
Beaufort, s. c., writes to the Soutder" B'Ptist
that within the last three months he has bap-
tised by immersion three hundred and fifty per-
sons, all of them, with few exceptions, negroes.
These conversions were the result of a revival
which has been in progress during the last six
months. On the 18th instant he baptised two
hundred and twenty.three converts-all blacks
but three-and the ceremony, although per
formed with due tlclibcration, occupied only one
hour and five minutes. This is nearly four
minute, and Mr.. Breaker considers it demon
stration that the three thousand converted the
day e6 cHtd aes; iSfG two hun hun
deed and fifty-in an hour and thirteen minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Fnrnoxr's GoLD CLAMs--A very important
principle has been decided by the Supreme
Court of California, in the case of the MERGED
Mining Company ogt. John c. FremOnt--a case
which, from the magnitude of the interests in
vOlved, has attracted great attention. The
court holds that the minerals in the land belong
To the owner of the land and not to the United
States, as has been claimed by some; and that
the extracting of them by other parties would
he working him all irreparable injury. Conse-
quently an injunction will hold. The decision
was rendered by majority of the court, the
Chief Justice dissenting
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

TmE crops in New England-as in almost
every other section Of the country-are looking
as favorably as could be desired. The frequent,
showers followed by warm sun, are bringing on
the corn finely. Potatoes never looked better, and
If not attacted by disease, will turn out large
crop ofcxcellcnt quality. y large crop ofhay
has already been secured, as much, probably as
the whole crop Of some seasons, and half of it
is yet uncut, the work having been delayed by
the heavy showers of the last few days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
DIR. NJ. DIE VALLEYS
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.

These pills used in the private practice of h'
PROPRIETOR in the Hospitals of of France, Or
years. meeting with unparalleled the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm in correcting irreguarity and OBJ
structions producing regular of the monthly dis
charge
mild and gentle stimulant. They produce agreeable
exhlcraon and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using pills, they will produce
miscarriage, although injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
Char1oa' London Cordial. Gin

Chas1aa'. .London Cordial Sin ,ns
only London CordIan Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation of 1t.
delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar flavor
$50 different other gins universally esteemed by all
who it, 1t Is adopted with Ueat success in cases OF
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RuEuMATIsN DRoPsY, GRAVEL Collie
CHOLERA AoUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASES URI-
ORG ANS EPILEFsY, FEMALE IuREGuLARrrIEs, &c.
Dr.. MOrr of New York; in letter to the pro-
prietOr, says:
Caarlss London Cordial Gin is The pmrest, best and
" ost reIiIJis Extract Of J,tAiper IE0oe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
glsts Grocers the United States and
poisons called "London Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health dollar for quarts
fifty for pints. EDMUND c. CHARLES, 1
r,h36-8nd&w Sole Importer, III Broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
Amhrotunes for ST.

PARTRIDGE. at his new and spacious rooms, with facil
ties for operating arrangement for light equal
any the country, superior any the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypes
they be sentby mail without extra postage. Also
them in ockets and pins, price Daguerreotypes-
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last for ages unchanged.
Alik!nds of materials in the business for sale
Rooms side of Main above Monroe, Marsh
Tavlor's stnry auRls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

GENERAL HousroN on DIpLoNAcY.-It is said
that Gen Houston, when he President Of
Texas gave the following to his diplo
matte agents:
snake the foreign ministers drink two glass
cs of wine to your one, and thus obtain their
secrets from them
Upon this the Boston TRAVELLER remarks
''Sagacious old hero; he achieved the indepeu-
dencc Of the Republic by battle, and would
maintain it BY bottle"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

EXTRAORDINARY PmcE FOR Ton Acco.-They are
going it" with rush in the Lynchburg tobac-
co market Two 6ores were sold there on We'd
nesday-onc at $3.50 and the other at 1910 per
hundred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

The nett amount in the U. s. Treasury, sub
ject to draft is Sls,6GG,OOO orthis New York
$s,OOO,ooO, Philadelphia 88,OOOOoO, Boston
s2,75OOOO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

MOSQUITOES IN FLoRrDA.-The Key Nest cor
respondent OF the Charleston nsreury, in his
letter of the 10th of July, speaking of Musqui.
toes, which since the last heavy rains, have be-
come very troublesome on the Key, says;
SIN the everglades these pests of southern
life are frightfully abundant. At Fort Dallas
they arc so plentiful that both officers and men
under bars. The sentry is provided with a
musquitO veil, or bag, thrown over the head,
and kept from the face by hoop; wooden cloths,
boots and gnuntleted gloves protect the limbs
and body from their murderous attacks. Per-
sons who have not experienced this beauty Of
southern life will scarcely believe that horses
and cattle arc actually bled to death in q single
night and woe be to that soldier or seaman who,
10y means of liquor loses command of himself,
and falls to the ground, helpless and unprotec-
ted, These Unsuitable vampires will fasten their
fangs upon him, and draw from his bespottled
body what blood remains
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

DEArn FROM LAGER BEER. C. leila, Ger
man baker at the hotel at Nag S Head, n. c.,
died last week from drinking large quantity of
lager beer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Bosrox is about to widen its most frequented
streets. The common councuils have voted
half million of dollars for that purpose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
SPECIAL MOTTO Es
TDD CooI.IADuEs

KEEP COOL. LADIES
An excellent and pleasant way (Which many have
dc i.covered1 Is to stop ut the Bridge Drug stor
and refresh with glass COOL sParklirG lusct aus Sod
water. You will find there ALSO the finest English, Frene
AMI American PerfumerIcs Hair Dyes and Hair Tones
all slnds with an endless variety of Brushes knes knaeN'
notions, &c,&c.
DEATH AND DISEASE.
Dglru,-How comes it, friend, In every shaPe'
You let so many folks escape!
D,sr,sr.-Dread sire, use all means cam
To obvIate tile life Of man;
i dog Ills footsteps from his birth,
'rill he returns mother earth.
i use all means used of old,
Changes Of weather-hot and cold;
1 give them colds-I give them pains
rack their bonts-I fire their veins,
poison them with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing kills
DEATn.-How's that?
DrsElsE-TIley all take BRlspREra's Pills
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
jy2I-1w-daw Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
Are the Agents Tor Wheellng and Vicinity
~ Call on them. ap2S-lw-daN

| Black or Brown Hair produced in five minutes
from the Grayest Redes the application of "N
! A. BtrcHELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
lection and never to inurc the hair skin, matter
how often applied how long continued. Use the genuine
and no harm eau possibly Marsthe steel enGrav-
Ing on the box wN. A. DATcHELoE, 2S3 broadway,
the four sides Ask for WM A. DATcHELoRs Hair Dye when
sou purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
! ap3u-lm T. II. LOGAN & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
OnrGox is stated to have chosen, at the recent
election, as follows:

Fart Of the Council above given he'd over
The Statesman intimatcs that several of the
Democrats elected arc not regarded by it as
sound but they are not enough to shake the
party asccndcncy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Males 4S-Fcmacs 29-COlored l.
Six of the should have been reported to
abe month june but their certificates were not hand d
iii or DAYS after the report June made out
arc8 81 GEO. BAIRD, Jr., Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
MEDICAL.


"AMPTONtS TINCTURE
H-t WIFI HTlRr TOVSpFDcT(
n ,,,e, r111C,TTTI1,S - H''A'
EiaMPION'S IINGlUhb
WlIIHCURE COUGH
m IIrDno1,,e, s,JNyr,rTrJoT ~
HAMPION'S llNGiGlNE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMRIoN'S iiNCIUhh ,,,,,, e,,,,,o,S,,
II ,11pToNJ,c rIEcTTTPE
Hhhf lON . II OiGII 49,.
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
'.A'"' : = VIII CITRE NEURALGT4
uA,TpToS,c 11cTT1TRE
= fA'"' Y viii n. GTTRE spinal. DISEASE
- /, ,,,Su,,I @,,, nv HIr,I,ITI1I, -
dAMPION'S IlNC4OhE -.
m GaFDTOSr,e, ,rTNf,TTT11E = = ~
IlaMf1O-N0 1lN ~, Sn nE.,,,, ON, c,r,p,rc,
uNNt1oToNic, TINSI1TITPE
80, -, = - y -, - rrTpINyc. mora Sv
Wherever nset' mas mas pesn nSsessu' IN
after other reTs med, have fSiISy;
For DISEASES OF S0AiES anu VI sN , ~ rs i
0AEAI HENED3'aaRb ana Sn11l ~ ISeu III every
No 1915 sop @E' ps "I s+ XXI B.1rrnoar
Mr.: EDRIY n. SPR:lELlM,
~, 10: 20 hkGisIsk J ,,J;,,
140S' aEeMC3n caHe ~ ScntyM" y gt nSJ T.; 5siiI
nHM1er az PtecH e. on.s 15S1"5 r 20
hAESo AfHts 4 .,S SS1 1It:l Ar''e'''t'
No: Soy y, o,y ;9 Is ,s,o,isSsJ her
Jfiend7 Leth he gaitctsd eGh -, e see her.
-, H11hFJsA>L ~ a ~ - NJ .s
neuDeF o SoHs!e T.sIS. 80
from ieha 70 ,oS ms ~ ircs hiinIpes H. VS."
NE III ~ I III ,onYs We Nj TrSrctTre
w nIsS1 ~ Rai,1nors suffered
from these complaints for IS months With body and mind
severely elected lie was cnfsd ny hahP0hS 'esetape
Tincture, aiteI othSr thingS ~
NJ, ,sr VIM ind NO SIrb for yeSTsvres, VEAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04

Sands, snranpnriIIa.-The extraordinary eiii-
c,cv Of ibis uprfylled preparation all of seroaa
cutaneous and eruptve disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost incredible, were not such
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
of uudoubted truth responsibility establishing the III
contesae fact that this class of disorders as an aera
tive AMI rcnoratlng agent it is unequaled
Eminent physicians have proved BY many years exneF
once that thew can produce happiesresult by Its ad
rninlstrntion and therefore use it with confidence
Prepared and sold by A. Il. D. SANDS, Druggists lO'
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. IL CKOMbAoNhh''
And by Druggists generally N'-i~a@"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
HYGEIA HOTEL
II Z 1IIII LIO Z LI4ls-
{=7=EA OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
isESsS This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be
bFH=b nupnpd IN he FIRST OF JUNE.


issSsS This renowned SUMMER RESORT Will be re-
tFE=B opened the FIRST OF JUNE.
There Is in the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay, it is famed by the constant sea.Oreeze
is at the site of the first military post IN e
country.
salt water region at Its doors.
The finest ball room In America. spacious anu most
pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries. delightful beach
country aun:S the best facilities Tor shinS ana GOOD
recalling room, among the attractions.
Music Is dlscoursed not only by the band 70
establishments but the Band of the 2d Regiment OF u 5
Artillery, said to he the best In the army
And for health 1t is not surpassed by the most secluded
nounlain The vnrous surgeons of the post
physicians resident in the vicinity have certified
that they "hGrs nerer nOe' g case q IgA d,a JsTsr or
il u ELr0u0hOutths year healthy locality as any on
the face Of tie eIrk' TSee their certificates In the Far
mcr and De Rows Review
lot of the best BRANDIE direct from the London
Importation of the Messrs Burrus of Nor
folk will he found the HOTEL and the best
LIQUORS of all kinds to he had in the country shall
tolerate nothing In department. resolved,
am make the Hygca the first of the
Kind in the Union jos. SEGAR,
iel5-1m Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-04
M'Coy's Cholera SVrup.

mis- s of the valuable known for
IL, Il CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBus, CHOLERA INFAN-
IUM Summer Complaint of Children, Darr a Dysentery
&C. have now prepared large supply meet tie de.
mands OF the season. have manufactured and sold Of
Cholera preventive and remedy, it has no cqualknoWn
to nue.. [jy24:2wl Z. Mccoy