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Charles, London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
by the Records of the Custom House to be the
only London OordIan Gin IMPORTED sold bottles
all others made herein imitation Of It.
tits delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar flavor
Zee different from other gns universally esteemed by all
who uss adopted with great success in cases of
DYsPEPsIA GOuE, RuEaAtNTIsaI, DRoPsv CRAWL ooLIc
CIoLERA FEVER AOuE srREcFuRE, DISEASE
NARY ORGANS, EFLEPsr, FEltALB IRREoULARrTIEs, &c.
DR VAIRSrEE MorT Of New York, in letter to the pro.
prietor, says:
Charles london Cordial Gin Is tie purest best and
n ost selfd6le B4strdct Of Iuuiper IAGre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by All Drug.
gsts and Grocers in the United States, are
merous poSOns casea 'LOndon Cordial Gin'-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health dollar for QUARTS
Hfly cents fer pints. EDMUND o. CHARLES,
mh2O-smd&w Sole Importer, 20 Broadway, \. T..
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ANEw YoaKER Al.REsrEp A. LYNcnnurq.-

"A 4NEsH &OhAEtk ARRESTED AT l4TNCuHulsG.-
A man named McIlwee, from, the State of New
York, was arrested on Sunday night week, at
Lynchburg, Va, on suspicion of being an Adolf.
ZIONIST He had been staying at the Hopkins
Hotel for near three months, ostensibly engaged
in no business whatever. During his te.npora.
~ ABSENCE on Saturday, his trunk was opened
anI 'qetters of an iucendiarys character. and
grossly defamatory" were found in it The
last Lynchburg Yirgiaite says of him "on
the night Of his arrest, he lad returned to the
Hotel entirely uncOncious of the evidence that
had accumulated against him in his brief alb
sence. lie was promptly unprecedented and
placed in Jail for tria,which will occur on Thurs
day next The matter will be thoroughly in
yestigated, aud his termerity meet its just re-
ward. We would warn the people of the coun.
try against all strolling Yankee pcdlars, and
other suspicious characters, no matter from
where they hail.
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An Ordinanna

Assessing for the City Of wheeling for year
iuF year 1851 there SHAH be levied, Collected
and paid the persons and subjects within city, and
ety OF Wheeling taxes as oloWs to Wit On ali Lands,
on aa G or 5St exempt
hsEeoI an every dthabls 10 The said city, fty cents
tax OF Onequarter Of per cent. the value OF the
stock o. goods wares and merchandise held by such
81. On every commission and forwarding merchant
4th On every license to hawter or pedlar whether the
and no o. such ihs %nes al o. year dollars
business thereunder except the persOn therein
9th. On every license an anctIOneer, fty dollars
oh On evesy license to vender OF goods, wares and
Of them BY retail not to be drank at tie piace where
m On every license wharf boat, tax Of two
si On every theatrical Performance, the of 1--WE
license for such for month thirty dollars
n every days circus performance or exhibition Of
10th. On every days exhibition of wire or rome anecrs
tuEglery, or Pnppet shows, fifteen dollars.
Of ave oeTs per day. except literary or ssientis
aLd Of paintings and works Of aud eChanl
18th On every license for the sale of gunpoWder, ten
18TH On every license to keep house Of private enterr
tsTHmsht' ten dollars On eVeFv boarding houses five
18th On every license to keep billiard room for the
hundred dollars for the FIRST table and a,Ia
for each additional table therein. %9.''''S
saloon one hundred dollars GTst alley Kept in such
and twenty-five dollars for each additional alley
on every license TO keep pistol gallery seventy
On license wheel carriages kept for hire
ON sysTy -four aorss four
ON every one horse four wheel ca5ESge two dollars.
IN every three or two horse wagon, two dollars.
S, every one or two horse cart dray two dollars
said city a,ta s.h snnGa tst Is TO
one hn3ared dollars gu so much Of the value
nPaa nd
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REGENERATIoN OF SEBAsToroI- last ac-
counts from SebastopOl describe life there as be.
ginning to be somewhat more lively than it has
been since it ceased to be the centre of interest
to all Europe. The number Of persons who
have already returned to the town, is described
as wonderful, considering how little accommoda-
ton there is for them in tho houses. Among
other attempts at reviviRcation, theatre has
been opened there by the same man who owned
The theatre before the siege, and who moved out
Of the way of wars alarms TO SimpheropOl iu.
ring tho war, and gave dramatic representations
there His efforts to draw good houses on his
old site seemed to be successful
No hopes seem at present to DO entertained
that the town viii ever recover its former inn
pOrtance, unless the Government make it again
military and naval DEPOT, aud Of this there is no
mixing at present In EuPatoria also the in.
habitants arc beginning to return TO their homes
and to settle down again, Next summer the
mud baths of that place, which enjoy a certain
degree Of celebrity, are to be reopeaed.
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JoHx a cHRsBoLsl, charged with a6stractiug
q 500 bill from letter in the Columbus GcoT.
S. savannah on the slst instant. Judge Nicol,
with most telling remarks, which moved all1rho
heard him, and especially tho friends and Tcla-
lions, father and brother Of the accused, present.
pronounced the sentence Of the law on him,
namely, q term Of ten years Imprisonment In
the penitentiary.
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FHE McDoNoou EsTAre.We find the follow
ing notice Of this estate in the N. O. Delta of
April 18th:
Second District Court-sudge. p. III. Nor.
g7n.-JAmes Pena vs. the cities Of Now Orleans
and Baltimore The plaintiff claims from the
cities of New Orleans and Baltimore, as legatee
under universal title, of the estate of the late
John McDonogh, the sum of 800, 900, Within
terest thereon, from the 10th of October, 1866
till paid His right of action is based, not as
reported nine weeks since, upon being the son
Of McDonogh, but upon Geographic codicil to
is bequeathed to the plaintiff in this suit the sum
of 100, 600, payable four years from the tesla
tors death, (Which happened on the 18th of oc-
tober, 1850 and directing the executors under
that will to pay the plaintiff that sum at the ex-
piration of the four years, This he now claims
of the cities, which have succeeded to the es-
tate, as well as the interest form the date when
the same was made payable
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DIR. NJ. Dt: WALLETS

FEMALE
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also the Hospitals France for many
years, meeting with unparalleled succeSsgvng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act as charm In correcting irregularlty
sucopg, producing regular return Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle Stimulant They produce agreeable
exheratio4 and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females, those sUpposng themselves so
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious
the moatdelieate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLMs { BUsHP1ELD
DALGEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR.
INRLAAIAT and PAIN inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT InIlamatiou produces palm, pain produces In
ahmatiOn. Wherever there unnatural heat trobhng or
redness' matter whether caused by fever hurt
poison, rheumatism, piles, scad burn or sting there
Is inflammation. A hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change the concluslcn To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation be subdued 10 &c.
comPSh this, the efforts Of The physician always direct
ed Thousands OF physicians, and of
most sagaciouS who have DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR are convinced and admit that its
eontroloyer inflammation most wonderful and Immediate
instantly aaying the palm, ueutrallng poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing resume her course
renewing and healing No burn, scald, sore ament Is
two seyereto yield 70 It's soothing curing ndueuee
ply it irnme diately and The cure has commenced.
The Genuine eopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of O. v. CLICKENER CO., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
.9b cts. per box.
~ All orders should be addressed TO O. Y. olckener
Co., 81 Barclay st, New York. tn. LoGAN& 90,
sp2s;lm Wheeling, Va.
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"a Gard

l. -sFf IA #GaIds
TIME undersigned wishes public that he
has determined to extend the range Of studies
taught In the Wheeling Classical Academy For this pur
pose he has occurred additional rosms in the Athengum
with the design of establishing another department In which
the lower branches Of English education win be thor
ouihy taught At The OF the coming scho-
astic year, is hoped that the department will be placed
on permanent basis. the charge Of regular and
competent assistants.
It s the object of the Principal to render this nstItu
ton In which boys eau be received at the earliest and
thoroughly fitted for the higher classes Of the Collegiate
COURSE To attRn this he will pains expense
set of splendid surveying will he received
Ina few days from the manufacturers the East
use Of the Surveying class. -
Library already containing many valuable works and
receiving constant is attached to the School,
To Increase the facilities for Instruction the
languages, the services QG Prof Weber have engaged
who Will take charge of the classes OF the Academy
ro W. already too well known to the citlEens of Wheel
ing as an accomplished scholar and teacher,
need anything more than the announcement
name at the head of thisdepaFmeHt. practca
guAges will he procured
TERNs classical DEPARTMENT, $500 per quarter.
Higher English Dept, 600 Is
Lower Rngllai Dept 800 Is e
German (extr0) 800
RP22-2w H. W. HARDING. Principal
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A FACT WORru NOTIcrNo The Cincinnati
Gazette, in summary of the advantages Incl
dent to the important railroad connections lately
completed, states the fact that the completion of
the great line from Baltimore, through Marietta,
Cincinnati aud St Louis, makes direct through
line from Bangor, in Maine, to Kansas, which
has no crooked turn outs. The whole distance
from Bangor to Jefferson city is now, by this
line, l,7O2 miles. Montreal added gives
over 1000 miles over which a passenger can
move continuously East aud West. From Gin
cinnati to Prairie du Chien, by the Railroad it is
now 522 miles, whilst by water it is ], 100 miles.
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AlnbrotYpea for 81.

At his new Ard spacious 8 faeiil
tes4ez efltls aud; an for Isl u.
any The ana tlr superior any "a ne atty i
pEpdusns these Which nFe
II IT & prepared 70 uSke Ala6rotyp5s 8
slisyeis BE- send Ki1o u "a
md pins sa1la price q DaglerFeotGpes
ide Tor aa good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last ioI ages unchanged.
Ankinaso % In ilie basIness Tor sale
Rooms Of Main above lSuisoes over lfrf4
TayloEAs new Etare anaia
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PRoNslNa GANDlDATE.-Mr Lipscomb.
wishing to represent the Richmond, Va, district
IN 1.-THE next Congress, promises his fellow citi-
zens that if elected he viii ''colvhide the first
northern rascal who dares to make an offensive
speech against slavery and particularly that
she would like to have the pleasure Of strip
ping the back of Bafling anne, promising to treat
him even worse than the "lamented Brooks did
old Summer. He also promises his constituZ
ents that they shall have no taxes to nav. that
their children shall be edhcated, and that their
roads shall be built without expense
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MEDICAL.

TTANTPTON,5 TINCTURH
HAAIPT0N's TINGTURE :. '''A
WILL CURE COUGH
HAdPION'S TINGTURE
Will CURE RHEUMATISM
HAAfPT0N's TINe.lIIRE
WILL CURE SCROFIITA
IAAlPTON7s-TINCTURE 10
$ y! WILL IL, CURE 9, NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAIPToG's IINgIUEE
NYIFII CURE NEURALGIA
TINCTURE
MILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
TINCPURE
WILL INvIGoRATE.
HAMPTON'S TINeTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS
HAMPTON'S TINGFURE,
Wherever used has beer. In CURING DISEASE
For DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN It is 4
1nd FR95 5 ,T s gSsd In every family
No 1875 souEH PAcA sTREEr, BALTINORE
'a'a g 1flJ R sDzS 81 SR siid ifs'' D''sa''
No. % REGisTER sTRRET, BALTIMORE,
Ss az IKE 81 5SMs q e Sz z IsSg
MSS dE4RY Sc0fYkiD, 2saeIer,
Her cage qttsr yedys' of sg9eiag dstoatshed1er
'sg REpk5i rs se Se sls 6 e. A''
boy In the family Of the r. Thonasson onRs
from head to foot Ms eyes turned inside oat p 81 I'
Ing over the eycbas 50 as to produce bindnes lie
~ RTsIEPs4. E sz3SIT SaS' 1fskAsE DO
Mr. Wm. Oldham, Of Baltimore eustOm.house, suffered
from teSe Tor IS months, with body and mind
severely ehected He cured by HamptOns Vegetable
Tineture, after other things failed.
GOlGA, CONSIDERATIONS. dc.
mr.. Henry q Mtnn had Cough for weak
remedies, but was cured only by
HA1EPTON2S. T5EGEZARLET ZNCTCRE
HlEOFFER NO MERE RJiSHROO4fA RTItlLE, BU7'
4 MED1EYNE Pro TEDJ9Y TZ1OElSA NEStTI1 BE
zsSEE4 ToeAHD REST0RER0 or
THE SUMMER- IT'S DISEASES2THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
sKEGETAELS TLNGTGRE5
We have the strongest good efEectsI.
this medicine In Cholera Morbus, Diarrhua Eases
OF the Bowels incident TO the It lnVigOFtes the
stomach and bowels, and rnders the system great
ance In combating the approach of indeed all forms
disease.
H4hPTONPS VEGETABLE TZYCTURE.
BY its mild action the stomach, kidneys WIN
cure DyEpeliG, Coughs, AStLaG, BFOncbidL and LINN
48eetto1s fdiRg "a ths Back Side Breast, Con-
ttLa Pies BolgeE Complaint WorsHs NsrTOus De.
G&ttteS, and all diseases arising from impure blood
$500 OEkIGATE CHIEDREN,4
One bottle VIII prove tts snperinE virtue.
l4amptons Tnethre cannot be eSceled. Identifying
agent s far superior to Of the cosmetics the day.
producing beautiful clear skim and giving cheeks
the color Of the rOse lmpATtlng every muscle that life
anu which gives to all who enjoy health such
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache long
standing has been cured by as nvigoFatOr an re.
where gentle stmuant I! wanted belevet
1outt and Gd A0e the Single and Married, Oner he
most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
.9E sale BY ~. II Logan - Co., Wheeling, Gem
soldby MORTIMER mowDRAY,
2l0 Baltimorest st, Baltimore
p-y-pr,cs,s Il ns- so,,is and So4' broadway, n Y
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WALL PAPER.
w EhSye over go 900 rolls Paper, and are selling
y per cent lower than ever before offered IN tbe
elty. eau and you wiz buy before leaving the house
J. i. WILSON Co,
1pE0 No. Monroe,
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Coon INrEnEsT.-The St Paul Times COM
plains of the tightness of money in that city.
1t says:-"All our citizens are thrown upon
their resources, and every body is waiting for a
cash reinforcement by next mail. The three or
four men whose Golfers still hold out, are actually
loaning money on the best security at six per
cent. a month; and other men are grabbing at
the chance to borrow at this ruinOus 70 per cent.
n year!"
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NOvEL Law CAsE.-wo find in the New
York Eoening Post the following report of an
interesting case in the Supreme Court of that
State:
'In 1917 Paul spOfford, now one of the most
prominent merchants in New York, entered
into n copartnership with Amos N. Hatch in
the boot and shoe business ut IIaverhill, Massa-
chusetts. In 1928 they separated and engaged
in different branches of business, but there was
no formal dissolution of partnership After
that Mr.. SpofFord grew richer, while Mr. Hatch
grew poorer, and in 1916 he was declared n
bankrupt In 1S47 he filed bill in the late
Court Of Chancery against the present plaintiff
for an account under the partnership founded
upon IN instrument undcr. seal, dated 1889, An
answer was put in, but the suit was discontinu.
ed in November, 1856. Subsequently, Mr..
Hatch commenceda suit in Connecticut court,
the basis of which is the copartnership agree
ment. Damages are laid at the modest sum of
100000. Tho complaint in the Supreme
Court is filed by Mr.. SpoiEord, asking an injunc,
ton restraining the prosecution of any suit
based on the copartnership in question. a pre-
liminary injunction has been granted, and mo-
ton is now pending to dissolve it."
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ePRCIA.b NOTICES.

sarsnparIIIn has long been endorsed BY ne Medical
Faculty mild elective aPerient and alteratve
To extend t usefulness an the Of mod.
ern chemistry have been put In requston by MesaFa
SANDS to obtain pure extract of ~ msdlpnal proper
Ties. conbInng Herewith vegetable products, they
ablel viii confidence offer to the public sure and
tain remedy a diseases arising from impury orte
blood, or arrangement Of the hillary functions.
Prepared MI sold by A. b. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
FULTON Street, New York.
slnlsO by N. oRUlIBAnKER.v
Sold also by Druggists generally. apgs-lvdhw
From he Baltimore Fdttio: and Commercial Gdsettl
H42PToN's TrEoTURE.-This medicine, which has been
before public for years. but especially for
The last year, BY Messrs Mortimer MoWbray,
prietorg has with success as ne have seen
from The respectable sources AIarge number pa.
tents who have been relieved number Of the medical
profession also who have used 1t in their practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates OF Recommendation to
tie proprletors.
We are decidedly opposed to quack noatrums, but
have many letters Messfs Mortimer AoE.
bray, from The above mentioned, feel be
nothing Justice to cahe attention the people
to their advertisement IN to.day's paper.
4. H. LOGAN & Co,
Arethe Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Cal on them. ape8-tw-daWe
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Q. ma PPOLDT, NJ. n.
EDlTOR AND PUBLISHER


tHelltA Seups e hls copmsnsss With
4gcqA interest and lntlence and lfb6 evof9 -
rs lnteEes!9 OF ts Patrons, and the 80
won o. sound VeB correct
t e issued on the hrst 81 every alteriata
9Steyo pqge!t aud Contains q STEEL YiTS pSS3
45AA4 o. = listing ilhed Medical man.
9lnfle begins With anhArY and 4
Ss3St LIE. tlll thus eqntsin sx Poftalt5 ana
Eel93e-s0l Rs DOLLAR per Gunnui
elsttses we aqp!eftoeE htS hnneFS Is ~
81. E9a0n % begin Y tn the JRlnaf1
49, tl4g II g bseFbe 6hOnfd rs M
FsEiSterS5 ss'lli " y z 99S Is Is iss
6p9S-sm = - fSa@Is y y. 81 81
nv h-Alsl ALLY IaFle 61a6iiIie7 ~
w Spring to1ds which Ee
EssssSss. laI.g lEIs11EbE &9FFEARINeifsS q
sAls5ANE BLACK LACE lfANFIIS wv
- ea9eent BACK laee Nlptles this day = 4,3s4
~ gig : sl.l. 9 sREARINsEN.
and other FFeneh Lawns TeseII7SI
- sEeg aE1sREhIs. 3 sIglARfR5ftl ~
is9R aog cob ana came
=-sRs9 z HEIskgI.I, q sWRARINGEN.
MI WIN open thfs day, solis beS1f5I SE57-7 E555
~ -slsel3.s ef.ll lIEtSKE9sE 8 SWF4RIN5Fy
n 444 = Tesli1e7l a lot 81
~ AAelanl gap tof tienls wear an ef3tireIS
l9plsl y y, HARPER & GOEI.-
llGkHEl flT as1ortIaluf n f3E5f-S ili--5-
~ sa9qsn t4Qt1 uaps. Iapisl s D.HARpE8 s0E
SALs gtllsgl5 "a Inade 70 order iSe.SS
y III eslle 81 slle GlPe an -
p asAnt cap for aunllef l1e6fs
haze sisii i5F - CHOICE > Az
HUHllli 8 I4ADDF
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RRIISHE9 AI35IN=

BRUSHIS AGAINs
81 Largo, assortment o. pafns, EaFnt,f kaaf, s4s.
IA Helss, HAIR and Foot received aal ior "a
~ =. II. L0EfAiSEE Co,
{ -aPlll-ssszs 9lllEe corner pFn
QG5S1sEzlEsE1 lsIfo q z e Y11YfYFf5 J
far IIoUss CLEANING IS st hand. I5i5!
= g g9gd SCRpBBIl17 81 EiI ind men q ne
i4sa1ta9 eqlllef 1lTilgs tsEeTE nEiseis
HL4seR ASH Nailed AMI IInil IA IelZ
galietYs loslale ~ sss Aplii e. LOGAN & CO.
esE eas6 q 6e q & II6l3d stS5iS
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Ren1oVal,
memo v al
DIR. p. G. WINCHELL.

\.
HAS removed his ohice to 141 Market street. q -
Iew doors 1si above Monroe nearly opposite WASH
fall (Est hoor) where he Is prepared to liy
Dental profession, - = t = ts'
Thankful for The liberal patronage hitherto extended to
him. he hopes by his particular attention. carefnness and
respectfully soIlcits. = - .isS-' "f4s-. tHs
taxes pleasure 10 announcing that he has secured
the services of DIR JAMES ORR Who for the rast 6,s
rs 1aS taken the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
and vaath of Observation he mas secured a
10 the manufacture oARTIPicIAITE ETiT not sttsine
by those making only few sets q YEAR
They are now prepared to manufacture Teeth for
IN blocks or Continuous gum work. Those
WIN DE- urrs SKIN need be convinced
Pm 5i1 ~ y t tRs niass 70 procure superior work:
eEatVe department of Dentistry and for GEM
patronage he relies upon that cor
create. mas tsAoeu 70
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MONROE HOUSE.
LVPPOMTE TIE SUSPENSION POIDGR1
s ss'aNY 1=4sEil1I LINZ, VA.
VIM. BARR BIT, Proprietor.
as ven Known Hotel has. been newly renovated and
poG l1rpG esthe best of 20 traveller
T4,.5., AT MODERATE RATES
ar the centre the city, opposjk the suS.
Eldge and only few suu1reS fo5 DE Railroad
UePots ana Steamboat Landing.
n. "a. EXCELLENT STABLING
totae House. TrayelsFR anil boayierl NAV
St saF no pains be spared 10 add 10 their com
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"a .OARD. TO.TIIE 81 .lA.llIlAs


A GARD TOsTEIE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNC9's GOLDEN PEsiAPE Pills are infall-
helm removing HscPpages irregularities the nenses.
These Pills are nothing new, but have by the Doc
tor for many years. both in France and America with NM
paraIsled success In every case he isurged by many
thousand ladies Who them, make the PMS pub
lie, for The alienation those suffering from any
veil las preventive tho1e whose
health win m increase of family Pregnant fe.
be 50, are eautioned
asenat using these Pills, the proprietor ASSUMES mo-
ness would prevent any Injury % health otherse these
PtsarsE eeonmended. nsascouapauy each box
Price g. s3ld Wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs BUsHRKLD,
een'1Agep4s for Ohio county, No IS Monroe e. /,
AnoFders must be addressed above General Agents
W supply the trade Ct PrOPFetors prices and send
The PMS to ladies' by mail by enclosing 81
either at the Wheeling Post olhee.sss
N. BDr DlPoneo's Golden Piils signature aJDupos.
COZ on every bog; noho e1uine Per g.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-29

SINGULAR SUrr.-A singular suit is now in the
course of trial at bennington, New Jersey
brought by the Union Bank of Frenchtown, in,
that State, against Messrs. Hadnut and Snyder
for maliciously cOnsptring to draw specie from
the said bank, by presenting its notes for re-
dcnptiOn, with the object of breaking tho bank.
The evidence has been all taken, and the coun.
sci, at the last accounts, were summing up
From notice of the case in the Trenton True
american, We copy the following:-
''Thc principal facts elected are, that Hudnut
did obtain means from Snyder with which he
procured the notes of the bank to mako u run
upon it, that the bank did not have specie
enough on hand to meet the demand of Hudnut,
and he proceeded to have their notes severully
protested but it seems, that by mistake, he
caused the protest TO he made by Justice of
the Pence, instead of a Notary, as required by
Law, and therefore failed to obtain his object
before the bank was enabled to provide itself
with means to meet their notes"