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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
Nsxr souTurnx CoxvEx4Ioy.-rhe next Con-

Nxxr SoururRN CoxvENTIoN.-Th next Con-
vcntion viii be held at Knoxville, Tenn, on the
10th of August The New Orleans Times says:
Some members of the Southern press are sug-
costing that politics shall be carefully stunned
at the approaching Convention This appears
TO us to be an impoSsibiity. 1t was the mcna-
cling political aspect of the North that firstwarned
us TO seek our commercial independence, and it
is the still threatening aspect of aggression that
urges us now TO redoublcd action ltmay not
come within the legitimate scope Of CONNER.
cial Convention 10 occupy itself in naming a
remedy for a political evil, but it certainly can
not be blind to the events of the day. 1t takes
its hue from them, and we anticipate the Con-
vention at Knoxville, on Monday, the 10th of
August, will be of greater interest than any
previous asScmbsge OF this nature, on account
of the gloom that now surrounds the political
world While the AbolitiunistS are extoling
Mr. Buchanan, and while General CasS, Howell
Cobb and Governor Floyd arc in the Cabinet
the first the friend OF squatters, and the latter
tile authors Of cxpcdiency. speeches in Northern
cities, we have nothing to depend on in the flu
ture but ourselves.
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PARAGRAPHS.

I 4 COUPLE Of well.meaning but thoughtlcss
young ladies' in Albany, Friday, evening, wish
ing to create sensation, sailed out with hoops
at ieasttwenty-fivc feet in circumference. Find
ing themselves too bulky to walk together with
convenience, they separated, taking different
streets. One of them was so unfortunate, how
ever. as to enter locality abonnding with iuTe-
niles, who were speedily asnPe First they
stared at The dress and at eachother; then one,
more impndent than the rest ventured a hoop,
hoop, hurrah !"-others followed in quick sue
cession; the tlirong of urchins swellcd in the
lady's wake; and at last one of them ran up be-
hind, gave the crinolino push, and sent it sail
ing aloft on the Opposite side; but finally the
mortified Miss escaped into a friendly store and
removed her hoops.
( WE have some later, and very interesting,
news from China. The dates are the latest; but
we can nowhere see confirmation of the report
that the American fIisatc San Jacnto had Joined
the British gun boats ina demonstration against
the iunks. Fighting goes on in a retail way;
and general trade, meanwhile, is ut stand still.
The Portuguese, we see, have had brush with
the Mandarins, near Ningpo, and have come off
rather second best The arrival out Of Lord
Elgin, at Singapore, is announced
GRoAxs were heard issuing from the attic of
n building in Hartford, Conn., the other day,
when the woman occupying the lower floor
rushed up and cut rope by which would-be
suicide hung suspended. The indignant hater
of the world showed fight, when the woman
pitched him down stairs, held his head in a pail
Of water till he begged" and then whipped
him with a strap. After recovering, he showed
fight again, while the woman was kneading
dough, when she attacked and beat him with
rolling pin.
Tins New CrNT.-It is stated that large orders
are now on hand at the Mint for the new cent,
but that the coin cannot be manufactured with
sufficient despatch for want of an adequate guam
tity of nickel This is rather awkward, and
there must have been sad mismanagemcnt some
where. a little foresight would have prevented
much Inconvenience. The idea of attempting
to manufacture large quantity of popular coin
without having the necessary material on hand
was absurd indeed.
TnE New London Chronicle says, that at a
recent graduates dinner, the President of col
lego was called upon tocut large pyramid LOAF,
which had tempted the appettes of the hungry
terati. when 10! it proved to be most Gle
yanty decorated crust, filledwith old documents,
early catalogues, &c, much to the
confusion Of the graceful President, who was Ia
zen by surprise, but to the great amusement of
he crowd
\ WICKED contemporary says no ladies visit
hin, because they cannot get through the door
Without undressing
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Missouri To DE a FREE STATE.--From letter
from one Missourian to another, communicated
to the Boston Trarctsr, re extract The following
paragraphs:
at is idle to think Missouri will continue a
slave state. 1t is impossible. DcStiny--the
irresistible thread Of opposing Influences in I'M
mistnkeable lettering has already declared other
wise. Kansas is virtually free now. Three
foGrths of our borders are already pressed by
the flooding emigration from the free states. II
some of ithas passed orr boundary into Kansas
and Nebraska, checked by the inferioIity Of soil
timber, climate and government, il is turning
back upon us, like suddenly impeded flood
U"'' ,I',,v - Iit"e imf,.e'tes, si't'sIy M 'IS-
souri, must perish. 1t is destiny, and above, far
above, partisan control. In this way it will
gradually disappear, without any violent disrup.
ton of the relation of master aud slaIe; and in
this way it ought to be allowed to disappear
without in the least impeding the gradual and
steady influences now blighting the institution,
ard driving it over the border.
Though born and bred ina slave state, and n
stakeholder myself, do not regret the gradual
process of emancipation going on around me-
1t is for my interest, and the common interest
of the state. 1t will break down the opposition
in the northern states to the great central rail
/ road to the Pacific, through Missouri. 1t will
no longer be considered as running through n
slave state, and will be taken out OF the boiling
cauldron of slavery politics. 1t will no longer
I be presented as i sectional, but as n central
national railroad The northern states arc the
/ majority, andif we treat them right, the road is
ours for it will,also be the nations road over the
continent.
''SectonaliSm alone can kill ii; the people o
Missouri can kill sectionalism, Mt least among
themselves Let us do it; and let Missouri taxi
not the position assigned her by politicians
the outpost, the battle-ground Of slavery-bu
the proud position God has dcsigued-thc hear
Of the nation, fed by the great waters of tn.
valley of the Mississippi, and continental
railroad"
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ALUE OF CLG I III ~ apron, = I'M .o
dairy business, (having sold $4,000 worth of
milk in single year, informs the Country
Gentleman that he made accurate experiments
to test the value of timothy and clover hay
These experiments extended through period
of two years. were accompanied with accurate
weighing and measuring, and the food was
once month, and the results were that the clo-
yer hay uniformly yielded ten per cent, more
milk than the timothy. 1t will be observed that
this was not single experiment, hut series of
experiments, extending for a long period. 1t is
also proper to state that the clover was well
cured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

The EpuCNTIoN AND FAIRLY HABITS OF MAD
ELEINE SIXTH, TUE ALLEGED PoIsoNEi--Oi Miss
Smith much has been told, but the greater part
of her life story remains to be written. The el-
dest member of family which she has driven
from home and happiness she was nurtured
amidst all the rctinementS Of life, like a hot
house plant. Her father resolved that she should
be kept apart from the world as much as posi-
hle, vainly imagining that a severe sccluSion
from its criIs would preserve his flower, Made
leiEe from contamination. She was permitted
to know of evil only as it was spoken of in the
catCchiSm. While she was 4 girl he thonghthe
could mould her into spotleSs being by deny
ing her even 50 much acquaintance with the out
side world asis revealed in the columns Of a
newspaper The London Times might be his
daily monitor, hat Madeleine was too delicate
to make acquaintance with its details of life.
When she came into society, Madeline Smith
plunged headlong into n vortex. OF the exist
ence of which she had been previously unaware.
atmosphere Of the world, and il persisted. The
catechsm was now changed for "Lucrcta,' and
novels of that class, which were dcvourcd with
unwholesome avidity. The fast literature of
the dav took the place of those good" books
which she had been set to read by the good old
Dr. Bca;tie, the venerable pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church, of which her parents were
members. She became faster in her pace than
those of her female acquaintance who had been
accustomed to what Isaac TaylnrS old lady friend
called ''littIe wholesome neglect" She had be-
fore been so well tnkcn Of that she now
took no care of herself And so it came about,
in the course of few short years that she met
in the poor Jersey youth with her fate"
"She led two lives; and later in the night n
which she had been down to the ministers
house, perhaps to read to this vcucIable man,
whose cyesight was growing din, she would sit
down to the construction of letter TO l. Angel
| Ter, at whose contents the most utterly aban-
doned OF your Whitechapel "unfortunnteS"
! would blush with shame.
\ singular anecdote has been related to US on
tile best authority, which shows how, in this
| hypocrilica wOman's career, the straEgest con-
junction of events occurred.
/ L'Angelier died on Monday, the 23d of March,
and on the Wednesday following, the day before
she ran away from Blythewood square to Row,
she was closeted with the pastor of the church
in which she sat, and convcrsing with him with
a view to obtain what is called token, or in
other words a certificate, for the Sacramental
table She is said to have been great fayo:ite
of the old clergyman ever since she was a little
girl, and that since he became old and iltirm
that he could scarcely read, she has bees, in the
habit of calling upon him every other evening
and performing that office for him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

CHICAGO has always been considered "lastn
city; but recent public developments show it to
be little too fast for its own good. Last Mon-
day the merchants and business meI, We're sur
prised to find that their salesme1, agents and
clerks were not at their places of business. An
INQUIRY explained the cause. The police had
the night before made descent upon the va
rious houses Of iIl-fame in the city, aud nabbed
the ''viSitors" to the extent Of forty or fifty
They were all lodged in close quarters over
night, aud in the morning fined i've dollars each
aud costs
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THE most careless newspaper reader can
hardly fail to have his attention arrested by the
alarming increase of cases of selfdestruetion, in
which young women are the invariable victims.
Indeed, so frequent have these lately become,
that one is led to conjecture whether there are
not certain diseases Of the mind just as epidemic
and contagious in character as cholera, yellow
fever, plague, or any other ailmcnt which affects
the body. The Journals for fortnight past
have been the almost daily record of these fear
f,,l cases. They are confinel TO no particular
latitude or longitude, but furnish the daily
palladium Of Coroners, undcrtakers, and news
paper reporters, alike in New England, the
Middle States and the far West, and, we may
add, in the pure, fresh air Of the country, as
well as amid the Etculcnt miasmas Of the pent
up city.
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DIR. NJ. DE WALLETS

These P have been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor the Hospitals of of France, many
ycars meeting unparalleled successGivns the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail
They charm correcting irregplarity and OBJ
sruetions producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle ssirnulant. They produce agreeable
rSheratiOn and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnan; females those Supposns themselves So
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGnLINs BusHP1ELD.
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RIncH or Brown Hair produced in five minutes,
Grayes Redest Hair the application Of W'i
A. BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tection and never to inure the hair or skim
how applied how long continued. Use the genuine
and no harm possibly Mark-the steel enErav
ing the box, WA A. BACHELOR, es9 Broadway,
the sides. Ask for W. 4. RATcHRLoR Hair Dye when
you purchase. Por sale in WheelIngby
ap3u-Im II. II. LOGAN co.
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Ambrotxpes for sd.

PARTRIDGE a. his new and spacious rooms, with fae
operating arrangement for light equal to
any the country, superior to in the city, Is
producing beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
IN the country He prepared to make Ambrotypes so
they can sentby mail without postage. to
them Ioekets and pins, price Dssuerreoypes
Pictures customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Akinds Of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms side of Main above Monroe Marsh
TnvIorS new store augls
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CAxprDArrs Nor ALWAYS wuAT TurY SEEN.
Senator Brown, of Miss. Is out directly against
Governor Walker, aud indirectly against Presi-
dent Buchanan, of the last Of whora IN his
speech at the YazoO Court House, he SD
"FIc had heard it from The Presidents own
Inns, that this thing Of Squaiter Sovereignty was
one Of the most damnabie hSresisS that was eve!
braschetl in this IL any other country, and that
he fthe PrCSidcnt) would leave nothing nnGone
10 throttle it. Mr. b. told the speaker this IN
ali sincerity, and he believed him. lie had no
doub. but that Walkers appointment viii De
cancelled
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LArArerrr's BuTup4Y.--,The 9th of SePtem'
her will be the one huudreth anniversary Of the
birth day of Lafayette The Boston Post sug'
geSus that the day should be celebrated in some
special manner by the people of this country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
MEDICAL.
rINcrmRn

"AMPToNs TINcTURR
III WILL. CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HllMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
.HAMPToN's TINcTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPT0N'S TTNCTURE
WIFL CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToNs TINoTURB
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
.HAAIPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL IYyIGoR.lTE.
HA8fPT0N'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS.
HAAPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever uscd has been successful in CURING DISEASE
after other r remedies NED have e, faGd i ,,,,, ,.
JrR. VIZ. HI9H,
No 105 Souri, PNCA STREET. BALTIMORE
cared 4i R *f SPR sd AsS''H' Disease
lfos' dreadful sess y Sss9la q gsars' tgnatao
4ISS ss s. lsSf' S6S 1f Ez'a 7:ass. 1,
No. CSC Baltimore st.
1''S4 &RE Efst2 d''. seS sdsH Il "''
hoy in the family OF Hon ". p Thouaassor,
member Congress FROM Kentucky,
from foot HIS cyeis turned inside cut proFud.
cured Y B 9s&R!PSt ,sSSs7SIS JESUS DflxE DO
Mr. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore customhouse, suffered
from these complaints for IS months with body and mind
severely effected. lie cured bS HaWpton eSesable
Tinc;nre, after other things failed
.GOEGH, EONSUlLPTION &c.
Mr.. Henry c. Vim had Cough for 5yGHrsgreat weak.
etc had in a i've SIX physicians; tried all the
rtmedies 61t was SnGed only by ,,,,,,,zy,p.
Wenppenl 10 our best known Gtttzens!
| WE OEFER NO MERE Observation-Disclosures But
TIE G!3E1TLNTIG0PIT0R AND RKST0RERO or
TIE SltSTEH!
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES-rIlE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAliPT0N'.S VEGETABLE TLNCTDPE.
We have the strongest Of the good effects 81
Of the Bowels incident to the inYigoraes the
stomach and bowels and renders The system great assist
ance in combating the apPEoseh OF indeed all forms
Hd3tfTONpS VEGETABLE 7ZNCTURE,
BY its mild action on the stomach, liver and kidneys will
cure Dy%pepsia Coughs, asthma, BroncLiGI dnd Lang
-4BsctioaS, Paths III the BGek Side, aud Brens COP
sumption, cSotId RGeWntdfisni. Gont NeMrdIPid Ets
tLa piles, Ro,esI Complaints Ror0is and Nervous De-
nc ICITEt!HILDREH,
One bottle viii prove It's superior virtue
Hanptons Tnctre cannot be eXceled. As beAutiying
agent It is far superior OF the cosmetics Of the day.
producing beautiful clear skim and giving to the cheeks
the of the rose imparting to muscle that life
and elasticity Which gvesto all who enjoy healh such grace
and beauty.
Oh, Periodical Nervous Sick Headache a. long
standing has been cured by iaS invigorator IN re-
storatvr where gentle stnulan Il wanted, We believe u
superior to all the corals before the public TO the
most valuable remedy.
calland get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
For sale by T. H Logan Il CO. WheeinF' Gen
sf Sold Hf BY MORTIMER MowBkAY,
$40 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
and s0l, Broadway, n, y
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CuRONIC DIARRHCEA.

We haze III possession the ecrtheste of respectable
citizen tesns that he entirely cured of this dread
fuI disc,lse by using BcERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEEs.
We shall take II1aAllre in showing the certificate to
person doubling this statement apz-lwdaE
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-spRoIAL TIoEs
KEEP COOL. LADIhS

IL l,I[Ios CSolJ- 11%A4SA 80
.i,,.,, w., ,,sasant way (which many have arca
DIV dscovered i. to stop the Bridge corner Drug ssoI
and refresh win slas, cool sParklirs lnsei JUS 500,
Water You viii n1 there also the lnes' h l, 49,
and American Perfumerlcs Hair Dyes and Halls ronics
al kinds, With an endless variety Of brushes knieS kn"ek'
notions, &c, &c.
Dt,N,rH AND DISEASE.
DEATH.-Ilnu comes IT, friend, in every shape,
Youlet 50 many folks esoare'
DtzrIsr-peeal s!=e, I nse all meansI can,
To obrtStc the life Of man;
IdOG his footsteps from his birth.
TIL he returns to mother earth
use all means u'ed ofoldr
Changes Of weather-hot and cold;
give them colis--I give them palm
IrseE their 5ones-I fire thrir Tcii.s,
Iroison them with rancid bic,
III place OF the digestive chyle,
Yet oil 1, useless nothing kll'
pEArH--HoU's that7
DlsKIsF-They all take BaAxDRSTu's PlLs,
T, H. LOGAN Co.,
jy2t-lw.dav Agents.
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
q. uaPpOLDT, Md.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

THE twelfth volume OF this JouRSAL commences Will.
January, 1885, It will heretofore, be Independent
every local Interest and influence and will be devoted
the Interests its patrons and to the advancement aud
dissemination Of sound views and correct observations
This JOURNALS issued the Tst Of alternate
Each number comprises hundred and -four
octave pages, and contains STEEL ENGRAVED P0R-
TRAFFIC OF distinguished Medical man.
volume gins With January, md is completed viii the
November It will thus contain six Portraits, and
eight hundred aud sixty four pages Of reading natter
TTHNS-FOUR DOLLARS per HunuTni IN uaEuRc6, which
entities the subscriber receive his numbers
AGE Subscription to begin with the January number.
~ Persons wishing to subscribe should address US By
letter. enclosing 81 which viii be risk II the letter Is
registered. @. HAPPOLDT, NJ. D.,
apSS-Sm Charleston, 8. O.
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10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Y IIOUINIJh
IMPROVED RNAIELED AIR-TIGHT FRUIT JA3Si
TIME only article that year after And
good purpose for preserving Fruits, VcEeta'
bes &C. &C., their The BODY of the Ware
perfectly solid the gaize pure III glass, and the Jars
all Metallic substance. They free from
OBJ cotton Of poison light porousness &C. &c. which
the and Cans made OF other materials.
Ea! alssstiQRs sash sale, Wholesale
!. K. UUSiINAI 4 CO.,
fv2i 11S Main Str-rt, Wheeling, VI
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Dt,.NrH AND DISbASf =.

Sands, sarsnPnrtIIa.-.Thc extraordinary eAii-
Of tb, unrivaled preparation all of serofua
errspsas cutneous and cruptve disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible were not such
wonderful cures O; daily certified by persons
Of updoubed truth and responsibility, establishing the in
sontestabe fact this class Of disorders as an
live AMI renovatiug agent ii is unelunlled
ot,.nt musicians have proved by many years eXner'
mat thew produce the hapriest results hy its adj
mIuIstrn,ion, and therefore 1t with confidence.
Prepared and sold by 4. G D. SANDS Druggists, 100
FultOu Street, New York.
Sold also by y. II. Ci'on'o" ..i'
Aad by Druggists generally. N'-'"""N
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From the Baltimore P,t,io: and Commercial Ga:ette.
HAMProN,s TINcrURE.-Thls medicine, which has been
before the public years. but especially for
the last year. by Mortimer Mowbray, sole pro-
prietors with remarkable success, have
respectable large number of
tlents who have been relieved number of the medical
profession also who used 1t in tcir practice have
Voluntarily given certificates of Recommendation to
the proprietors
We are decidedly opposed to ptag quack nostrums but
as we have seen so many letters essrs Mortimer Now
bray, from above mentOued feelit to be
nothing justice call the attention of the people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
tn LOGAN co,
Ar. the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap23-iw-dAw
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MCoy's Cholera Syrup,

TTNRlS Of the valuable preparations
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUS, CHOLERA INFAS.
TUM, Summer Complaint Of Children D!arFE ga Dyaanter
&c have prepared large supply TO meet tie de-
mands Of thc season hsv@ manufactured and sold Of
this Syrup hundred Gallons single As
Cholera preventive and remedy, has equal tnon
20 me. tlv.4:2wl Z Mccoy.
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ECURITY TO ALL WHO PURCHASE GER.
L.rIcSs
IIFJ9 IFIc.
Central Ohio real t,.sUto A.sOetn'ion,


rINE attention Of the public IS respectfully Tocited 20
4 this Association. Tie properly aunmsrated in the
achCdule among the valuable IN the Cv Of Colu
bus and franklin County and rspd Increasing in value
IT will he distributed the Shareholders the FIRST
DAY OF OCToBEH, Booas, II the chances disposed
ONE DOLLAR which entities him her 70 share Of
the stock. Think of for uonlenhy the payment OF
One Dollar you constituted part of 100000
worth Of Real EState and SSo worth Of other pronery
n. DThat all NAV feel perfectly secure, thA a1-nts arc
required to deposit all noEsys received for until
thu time Of distribution A. I. HAMILTON.
jy2i-6t ASen: for Thecllnc and Ohio Co.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
NTTILL Re soLD, at Public Sale, the 18Th day OF
property in the town nf artinsv Belmont county Ohio,
adjacent to the R. Il. pepto, viz:
Eighteen (s) Lots, belonging Jointly TO the estate of Sen
jnin W. Ladd, deed and Collier H. Mingeand four Out
Lots Also, Lot No 5, which Is substantial and
modous two story Brick Dwelling and Store House, and
Lot adjoining the Presbyterian Church-belonSng Jointly
said estate Joseph Jones'
sell his interest together with that Of the estate. Pull pose
session can he given Mt once.
MartinsTle is village of twenty-five hundred nhabit.
the city OF Wheeling part Of the plat of the which
embraces large portion of the above described property
the second bottom, OF 90
above low water mark, overlooking other portions Of the
valley MISUNDERSTANDING Island the Suspension bridge,
and portion of the city Of WheeIing-Whch make IL
the abound in coal and stone. We think
hut few locations advantages for the
ufacure OF all articles common in the Ohio valley.
~ Sale to commence 10 o'clock a Terms (Sl,leh
will be easy) made known on the day Of sale.
wM. BATES,
THOMAS WOOD,
Executors of B. W. Ladd, decd, and
jy24:2E-d2T Agents for c. " Sfngc.