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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

HEALTn OF CRAwroRD TIE ScuLrToR.-Let-
tiers received by the Niagara from Mrs. Craw-
ford, confirm the previous encouraging accounts
of the sculptOrs health. So much has it i'm
proved that his friends in London entertain
strong hopes of his recovery. Nothing certain
can, of course, be known until the tumOr is en-
tircly removed. DIR. Fell repeats his assurance
that if the brain be not found diseased, Craw=
ford can recover, and that the farther he proceeds
in his treatment, the more he has reason to be-
lieve it is not in the least affected. Mrs. Craw-
ford writes that, although when her husband
came to London he could not, in consequence
of constant and severe pain, endure listening to
reading, she now reads to him great deal ey-
cry day, and much to his enjoyment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

Destructive GoxFLAGRATtoN IN POET AU
PRxck-One Hupdred HOUSES Destroyed,-
Captain Perry, of the brig Abby & Elizabeth
which arrived at New York from Port au Prince
ON Tuesday morning. reports that on the morn
ing of the 18th of June, at about 1880 ", a
destructive fire broke out at Port an Prince, in
an apothecary's store which destroyed about
one hundred houses and stores in the business
part of the city, and property to the amount of
one million of dollars Spanish. Three persons
were burned to death.
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Oud149S IUAuUA OU4U4e4l E41A
Is shown by the Records Custom House he the
only London Cordan Gin IMPORTED sold bottles,
all others made here in imitation of 1T.
delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar flavor
$50 different other gns universally esteemed by all
IT. 1t Is adopted with great in of
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RHEUMATISM, DRoPsY, CRAWL, CoLC,
CHOLERA, FEVER AoUE STRUCTURE, DISEASE uR-
sARY ORGANS, EPILEPSY FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
prietOr, says:
Caarles' London Cordial Gin Is tie pures best, and
uost reEtaOts Extract Of Juniper IAuUe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts Grocers In the United States and also
merOus pOisOns called .London Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only cHARLEs' Reject any other offered to
you you your health dollar for quarts,
fty cents fer pnts EDMUND c. CHARLES,
rnlt2s 3md&w Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

NV Yonk Rrors-on Sunday night the ter
rible riots on the Five Points, New York city,
were renewed, and twelve persons were shot and
over twenty wounded with stones and other
missiles The dead Rabbit party, when
driven from the stress, took to the house tops,
and, demOIishing their chimneYs, hurled the
bricks upon the heads of their ASSISTANTS The
military were called out and took possession of
the district. 1t now turns out that many of the
old policemen were mixed up with the riots, and
nrominent actors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

GnowrH OF LIBERA-The affairs of Liberia,
according to very recent intelligence, are gene
rally prosperous The commercial Importance
of tie Republic is rapidly advancing. The cx-
portation of palm oil had arisen, in the remem.
brance of President Benson, from less than 1000
barrels per year to more than 100000. Ma
tives in the interior manufacture millions of
pounds of native cotton into cloth, and it is
thought that few years suitable encourage
ment wouldobring it to the coast for sale. Large
tracts of land on the st. Pauls river have been
planted with sugar cane, and steam Sugar Mill
is now in operation, which cost about $4,000,
and another large one worth $4,000, is on the
way out, both the property of enterprising and
successful black planters. McGill Brothers,
(colored) of MonrOvia, had RENTED nearly
$l5, 900 to Baltimore for the purpose of build
ing a schooner of 100 tons, for the African coast
trade, and purchasing her cargo. She was
named the Moses Sheppard, and recently safely
arrived out after pleasant and rapid run. By
the annexation of the colony at Cape Palmas to
the Republic Of Liberia, the latter has now a
sea coast equal IN length to that FROM. Ports
mouth. N. H., to Norfolk, Va, and contains
about %, 400 square miles, amply sufficient to
produce the necesSaries of life to the whole col
ored population of the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

LIFE ILLUSTRATED Is FIrsT-CLAsS PrcroRIAL
Weekly Journal Entertainment, Improvement,
Progress designed encourage spirit Hope Man
liness Self Reliance, and Activity Illustrate life in all
its phases Ahigh-toned Pictorial Weekly Paper, which
ought to be read by every Family Published at % year,
81 for half year. and to Clubs FOUR three months
for One Dollar. Try it. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS sos Broadway, New York.
The Panama Ir SAYS: "LIFE ILLrsTHITEn of the
best published In The United States We know Ofn'
rich and poor viii nd something to suit them Its col.
umns.' ie224w
LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS An ELEGANT QUARTo OF
eight beautiful pages-a trine larger than the Illustrated
london Mecca perfect model of excellence in size shape,
and sentiment, and is, altOgh, Of the sound
and sensible OF live papers. Men ike 1t, like it,
boys It, girls like IT. like it, young folks Ike
IT. children Ike It, and the the folks cGat Keep
house SrithoEs ILLUSTRATED. No plantation should
be without IT. Only q year, 81 for half year, and on
trial months for IS cents. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS, sos broadway, New York.
LIFE ILLUsTAATED marked by tatte and beauty and We
have the best pa per OF the Kind published
In New York-CoRSEh sroSE, CoLUNBUs Ga. wecan COM
excellent reading we'll SrrSnsed With eserTthr under an
appropriate head.-AUBURS (ALi.) GAEETTE. ieee-4w
"TwENTy-FIvE CENT" PAYS ron THAT GREAT
and good Illustrated Family Paper, IFE ILLUSTRATED
the best Of all the Weekes, three months trial
IS cents. Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS, sos
Broadway, New York.
LyE ILtusInArEn-we have previously called attention
70 this sHeesn publications II Is worth far more to
ehseTfy recommend II to the pubic as one OF tbe t
ie25-iH
MES, WoNES, AND CnmDRRsS, WHO READ
LIE ILLUSTRATED prOaounee IT the best FlNrIY PAFEz
nov PHbllsed. e years 81 for half year, and sjast
amount. and uireet to FOWLER AND WELLS, New York.
The Savannah DEatoeR We IL as the very
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Amhrntunas for Al

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms with fac
Ties for operating arrangement for light equal
any cOuntry superior to any in the city, is
producing these beautiful pictures which
in the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypes
they can be sent without extra POSTAGE Also
Them in and pins same price Daguereotypes
Pictures for good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
AIkinds Of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms side of Main ST. above Monroe
Tavlor's new store auG1s
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TuE BuRDELL CASE NOT ENDED YET.-Thc
"BurdeIl case" drags its slow length along yet,
like Pope's AIexandrine, and the wounded snake.
Judge Dean, in his speech last Thursday, inn
plored the court not to illegitimatizc the infant
Burdell which Mrs. Cunningham expected soon
to add to the census of the metropolis; but the
surrogate appears to be disposed to take suiIi-
cient time, and possibly would like to note, ere
he decide the case, how great may be the resem-
blance between the forthcoming copy and the
original edition of the Bond street dentist. The
Californ ia commission having been granted, the
suit now stands until its return 1t is as good
as settled, though, we conceive The testimo-
ny of Augusta Cunningham is undoubtedly
very contradictory; but that of Mrs Williams is
just as unsatisfactory. The surrogate, we sus-
pect. will lean, therefore, to the side of mercy.
lie will give Mrs. Cunningham the "benefit of
the doubt, aud that will establish her as the
widow. In this case she will take possession of
the entire estate Of the deceased; for, besides
her own dover, she is the natural guardian of
the expected infant who will inheritall the rest
This is singular world, and singular people of
ten prosper in it!-M J. .Suaday Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

/ THE SEALED WIFE CEREMONY.--We quote the
following description of the multiplication of
nuptials from the Seer, published by Apostle
Orson Pratt:
The man having already one wife, and DESTROYS
| Of taking another, has no right to ask any one
in marriage until he has received a revelation"
from God on the subject. If this revelation in
terclicts the marriage, it cannot take place. If
il approves it, the man then addresses himself
to the parents of the young girl, but never to
the girl herself Before all these events take
place, it is the duty of the husband to consult
his first wife, and to obtain her consent to his
second nuptials, in conformity with the twenty
fourth paragraph of the "Revelation." When
the day chosen for the ceremony of the mar
riaee has arrived, the husband and his wife, and
also the new bride, with all their respective re-
lations, assemble together in some place agreed
upon. The President who is prophet, pastor
and revealer over all the Church and who alone
holds the keys of authority in this solemn or
dinance $50 il is written in the second and fifth
paragraphs of the Revelation upon Marriage,)
requests the husband, wife and bride to arise,
which they do facing the President; the wife
sanding to the left OF her husband, and the bride
to his right
The President then addresses himself to the
wife: ado you consent to give this woman to
your husband as his legitimate wife for time
and eternity? Manifest your intention by plac-
ing your right hand in the right hand of your
husband" The right hands of the bridegroom
and bride being Joined, the first wife then
draws his left arm under his right arm. The
President then addresses himself to the hns-
band:-'My brother, will, or do you take Sister
- as your legitimate wife, promising to be
faithful to all the laws, ordinances, and prac-
tees Of this holy marriage, in the presence of
God and his angels"
Upon the affirmative response of the bride
groom the President puts the same questions
to the bride, after which he declares them uni
ted and recommends them 20 be faithful, TO
grow and multiply, and fill the earth with their
posterity."
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst the residence OF HoratIo raEewe,
o. MoundsVile, Va, by Rev. a. Campbell of Bet Mr..
r. 81 MEsSICK, of NichoasVile, KY, to SIiss Nj NY b.
TOMLINSCN, Of MoundSyile, Va.
I've wish friend Dick his bride many happy
turns Of their wedding day.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

We have In possession the certfcste Of sspectabe
Citizen tesng that entirely this dread
ful diaeasehy using BRRIAyE's HOLLAND B1TTERs
We sUvriug certincate to any
person doubling this statsmert ap2-1wdaw
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PLArTsnuRa, Friday, Juno ",

PLATrssuRo, Friday, June le, 1857.
HoS. ]. d. TRADEwELL-Sir: Your letter of
Nav 20. together with the enclosed DRAFT for
e951. has been received, and will be forwarded
20 W. II. Russell, our treasurer at LeaVenworth
City,R. T., and will be appropriated 70 our csuse.
,nr fr;ends in the Southern States are very en-
pbatie. and some of our friends who have here
70 fore strained every nerve, spent their money
md tbeir time, are beginning to dispair, and
osbers are turning their attention to speculation
and money making. therefore would Suggest 9 81;
- ar, ,,sonIe of that State have been liberal
~ ali Others Of the southern States. Yet l
-. ttst me North has, and will raise and ex-
mend Ia Kansas, to effect their pnholy purposes,
In dollars where We can raise one 1et uO
MT DESPAIR. Your obedient servant
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HYGRIA HOTEL.
/ OLD POINT ooMEoRT, Va;

OLD POINT UOhFORIs va.
ZEE This renowned SUMMER RESORT will BE- re-
sEAz1 opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There waterngpace in the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than tlis
In broad view of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay, 1t is famed by the constant sea-bTeeZe.
Its location the site of the first military post In the
country.
salt. water region are tits doors.
The finest ball room in America, spacious and most
pleasant Saloon, Pistol Galleries, delighted beach
and country jaunts the for fishing and good
reading room, among the attractions.
Music Is dscoursed not only by the band appurenant 70
the establishment but the Band OF the I'd Regiment Of u
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
health It is surpassed by the most secluded
ounlain various army surgeons of the post
all the physicians resident in the vicinity have certified
that they nne neDer hOao'L case q Ggne and ttger or
Il Is throughout the year healthy Il locality any
the tcs eHrt' [See their certificates In the Far
nier De BOWS Review
lot Of the very best BRANDIEs direct from the London
special Importation of the Messrs Burus, OF Nor
folk the cellar OF the Hotel, and the best
LIQUORS OF all kinds to he had in the country shall
tolerate nothing any department, resolved,
am make the Hygea the very first of the
kind In the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
ie15-1m PROPRIETOR
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sPRCIAL NOTICES.

True Medicinal PrInciPteS.-Never extract
blood Blood is the life. By astractng IT in painful as
eases you mar occasion patient ease, but ms
ease Is only tie reduction iessenag Tie o'se 70
Braudrt Pls relieve pain By absraeting the cause Of
main ont OF the blood Their PurIaes the boOd and IN
acute disease they are Invaluable heyEye ease and cure
and do not Injure the vital powers.
jy7=lw-daw Agents
sands, sarsaparIlIa.-rhe extraordinary emi
eacy OF this uurivalled preparation in all of croa
eryspeas ertaueous and eruptve DISORDERS and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible, not such
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
of undoubted truth and respeetabty establishing the
contesabe that in this class of disorders atera
tive aud renovatlug agent 1t Is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved BY many experi-
ence they produce the happest results by its adj
minist.atlon, and therefore it with confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by j. II. CRUMBAcKER.
And by Druggists generally. HI-lWdaW
ToPhysfeIans and others interested.-Trus-
se Shoulder Braces Supporters, Bandages, Belts Instru-
mdnts of all kinds syrnges Nursing Bottles, &c, &C., are
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE
~ A private room is attached to the store, where
Trusses are adapted to each when desired
Address or apply to t. II. Lo9AN CO.,
i've bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

SINGuLARlY DELIBERATE MuRDER.-In Adams
county, Miss, few weeks since, Mr.. Duncan
Skinner, overseer for Mrs. Sharpe, was found
murdered in a mysterious manner Last week
three negroes were arrested and proved to be
the murderers. The Natchez Courier says:
The evidence collected, together with the cor
| roborating circumstances, shows that this was
one of the most coolly planned and deliberate
murders ever accomplished. The negroes in
| the plot went to Mr.. SINNERS house just be-
fore day, and aroused him on pretence of n
child in the family being sick. He opened the
door while in his night clothes, and was knock
ed down by blow his breast from a heavy
stick. Three stalwart negroes seized nm, and
after severe struggle succeeded in choking him.
While thus insensible, they carried him some
few rods from the house, and there by main
strength dislocated his neck. They then got
out his clothes, dressed him, and to turn away
suspicion, put his watch around his neck, and
his purse with part of his money in his pocket,
brought out his horse and saddled it; put the
Iifeess body on it, and led it to the woods, where
the body was afterwards found. Here, after
running the horse up and down, they took off
the body, turned the saddle and set the animal
loose The latter returned home few hours
after. The body of their victim they placed in
such position rs would Indicate the probable
ity of accidental death; then brought out his
gun, cap, whip and game bag; discharged one
barrel aud placed several articles in the tracks,
as If Of runaway horse.
So long period had passed that the guilty
assassins imagined the crime was unnoticed,
and would be nnnoticed. But terrible and
speedy retribution awaits them. The whole
chain of evidence is complete us to the crime,
its manner and circumstances. The three ne
groes are safely secured, and are nov in Jail in
this city.
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pEAI, ESTATE SALES.
pnhlin Sale.

~ N. 18th day of August next will offer for sale in
II lie town OF Bethany, Brooke Co., va, the properly
IN !, stIp SsEouTi Hotel which has been used by me
g boarding house. This house has ample room for tTep.
ty-IKo boarders and the family o. tne ~ a
SSs convenient out.houses and sta6llng attAehed FOR
further Information apply to - 0t SasSaLi
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TERRIBLE AcciDENT on BOSTON c0assoN-
Four Parsons 6Tllect and Several Injured By tho
Bursting Of a 'Aortar- Other accidents The
Boston Tnaceler of Monday, contains the follow
ing paragraph:
The celebration of the Fourth inthis city was
on the Common, on Saturday evening last. du-
ring the progress of the fireworks. The new
and brilliant shell which explodcs with so much
beauty in the air, is thrown from an iron NOR
tar. 1t was while attempting to discharge one
of these shells that the accident occurred. For
some reason, the shell was not expelled from the
mortar, but exploded in such way as to burst
the mortar, throwing the heavy iron fragments
in every direction, and putting in peril the lives
of thousands in that vicinity. An enclosure
had been erected in front of the fireworks, to
which persons were admitted on tickets from
the city government
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TPOr the InteIligrnesr.l

A. A. u,,.,,., or TTrI,ool;,,,, ;rtord 70 cola
AS tne AeIneLs VI W l'ee'lls .V. 49,.
oTate lheE omrIh aEetsAiy on i,e.1
- m,ii ~ a,
a VI III, many y.
M ~ NHOV W, ,IS.,,.... 90 4t,o,,
1II -. IT.. ,,o,,,e FOO, dos.
oe - az ,ni,I,jio .e,s
sy"''asuS I'll H.
were chleliy PTactleeu y. iou
disappearance OF tue I.''eF' 'u"Ie
ceased TO be Practiceu m General. ns
exercises as tleS Sl,.c iIt: D.,
under tne iatner OF FIGaeIic tie Sr,,r,
sia, conIo haruy "e ca"eu ey ,st ,t Ja,,oi
ourgenl hecause lnell Su was nv e .ba
| opment oil muscular u',I Po"s 'U
sake OF nouriShl le 10 Ie T.. al snG
spirit, ot ~ tho
70 mere toois ol !! ~ W r.
they mad existed OeioIe' sIltus.ly v eaad e.
Only %nen hohapails Il,y y. "J;"aroI,s
many, te ldea wa. oy "r'e III, 70 o
ana paulouc spirit vi tie ia'le y.
vive the gymnastics OF une Ulu
ana thus again arouse inas Hly
spirit OF khlsnIhOou winch 70 ".
dered by manly vigorous i'luseui &c
His Efforts succeeded. IN ten OF lI1eeh ye'l'a
every German University, every college, every
prominent school had It's LnrrihS-g FounSs.-
But the spirit called into lie ny those haFo'
masculine, warlike, Spartan exercises, soon ne
came ooindependent Tor Herman n, FElhces'
watched it with jealous eyes; Ihey iearei eTll
would come from 1t. And they were certainly
not mistaken Hundreds of thousands OF vlgor-
Gus yOnths, boiling over with vigor and indie
pendent spirits, scattered over all Germany,
might have knocked at their doors one day de-
manding the acknowledgment of popular rights.
| Hence, Turning became odious IN Germany.
And when 1t was ascertalned at last thaL Ine
great conspiratiOn which cost George Land ms
| life, had chiefly been carried on by numbers oil
Tnrtinrr crhOolE fbaF1 thA fate Of Turning 1t
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InrrrrISESr LErrEEs.-Itis stated that Pres
ident Buchanan is greatly annoyed by the re-
ceipt of innumerable letters addressed him, So
Letting money on all sorts of pretexts, in sums
from $50 to $4,000. He lately received letter
from a young man in Virginia, with the modest
request for the sum of 5000, stating that he
he was very poor, and greatly in love with a
young lady to whom ne was engaged, and who
he was bound to marry, but that he could not
do so without the assistance of loan of 5000,
and he appealed to the President, as the father
Of the republic, to assisthim in his distress
Many letters of the same ridiculous character
are received, exciting the mirth of the Presi-
dent, but which, of course, receive no notice.
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o; ,, WOOD CO., Proprietor s19 Broadway, n. and
ia Market ST., st. Louis. , ~
Ca85Por salem Wheeling by
4. H LOGAN q CO.,
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TuR South Carolina Times publishes letter
from d. r. AtchisOn, in which he virtually gives
up the contest for Kansas;
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CURoNTC nTNPnuC,

Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity,
~ Call on them. ap28-1w-daw
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Dr. j. wood-sIr: have used nearly three bottles Of
your Hair Restorative and have found It's effects sat
tsfactory II has entirely destroyed all
become quite gray. WM. TRUESDALI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

TN retiring from the above firm, would cordially
mend my successors my friends and the customers of
the late Arm worthy continuance of the patronage
heretofore SO literally given. JAMES H. ROBERTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

ROOM in the Intelgencer building, formerly occupied
N by j. H. Pendleton, as law Office, Possession given
ON list April. Apply at this office. teblO-tf
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nNHIs ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREPARE.
Il tIon has failed to produce growth on Bald
Heads when used according to the directions and turn
hair hack to Its original color, after having become
and It In all its original health usrs, sOttness
and beauty. Removes at all scurf, dadruT and I'M
the scalp It also prevents the hair from becoming IN.
healthy and falling OF, and hence acts perfect
HAIR INYIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Fundenberg aud H. Roberts, under the STYLE of
Fundenberg Roberts dissolved May LIST, 1851, El
ward Allen having purchased the interest Of James He
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have Professor Woods Hair Restorative to deet
de advantage It prevents the hair from coming out and
gives gloss and sOfness very desirable The few
i had have entirely disappeared Others Of my fam
It processes to be. HENRY CLARK. Michigan Avenue
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wheeIing island Property

For Sale or Rent.
A HOUSE on uampden street-several houses on Quincy
~ and John streets AMI near the HemPaeld Depot and
the Crescent Iron Works Also and dwelling
house on Main street Centre Wheeling. Enquire of
' ~ ~ JOHN BRUCE,
inne-tf At Mr.. Imtz-SEarEet Square.