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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

The Times man, the .'Ea3iey oyg1a," is sin
harping at the City Council. cndeavoEing to
poison the. public mind with the venom
natural to his own nature, and daily dIshing out
his standerous misrepresentation think the
EttIe chap ought to be ''belled, or some morn
ing he win be lost in the Eaa0Es he IS creating
He edTfy the citizens of Wheeling He explain
the intricate financial system of the city, and
the wisdom or fooIishness of its management by
the Council of 1856. The thingis as ridiculous
as his attempt to make his readers believe that
E H Fitzhagh, Esq, admitted that the Council
of 1855 was as economical as it could be under
the circumstances Mr. Fitzhugh never admit
ted any such thing,and if the alleged admission
was even true, think the circumstance"
were very peculiar indeed. What kind of ''cir-
cumstancesp would induce the extrayagant ex-
pcnditures on the Water Works. the ruinous
discounts on loans, and the enormous printing
bill Of the Times c6see, sanctioned by the COun-
Gil of 1855. Probably the Times would like an
other set of circumstances" to throw nine or
ten HUNDRED dollars into its clutches, How very
ingenious that organ is, but if he wins, let him
.augh, for he viii have.cause enough. Pc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

SuAKsFEAR1Ax.-oueo of the best political boa
Eiots We have heard lately, was the retort Of
Sentinel, when the Electoral College vas In
session here While the Electors WeTe casting
their votes for Fremont, Fillmore friend aP-
preached him, With
- ~ Ell M b 'n's Is Love ; lae'OF Lost
Perhaps so-perhapssn. returned Sentinel,
dryly, st certainly is not As You Like It.
1li5. Jour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26


SIR: In eoasrquence Of kai- Tor several
past, only perfectly Ehe, have eat Il Short
caps he Il FROM view bat three noaths
since induced your hair Restorative ara
in iagiiSe that Is Effects Esre almost
for Il CHANGED gradually AL lis former EIsEl0r
color, son and glossy be beaul
f7l Il when under the ineneoee Of TIE hnest
earnestly therefore, recommend h 70 every lady -
decidedly the best preparation for toilet nse o. ANYTHING ia
tie World BETSf SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

HE1D WAn5 TsrzE1a-I ~ isss-ALED- CALDWELL
Fe- ossaez-A- P WOODS, z JACOB. Z. n. FTTzHUou,
J. " PAxIQS, aza , II WILLIAMS, 5ssass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

cent exercise in composition, by that dIStIn'
guished and rising youth, Ike Darlington. 1t is
every way an elaborate essay difficult sub
ject in Natural History:
The horse is quadruped, with four legs, two
behind and two before. He has tail that grows
up to the hind part of the body, that nature has
furnished him with to drive the flies away. His
head is situated on the other end opposite to his
tall and Is used principally to EhSten the bride
to him by, and to put into a basket to cat oats
with. Horses are very useful animals, and Peo-
pie couldn't get along very well without them,
| especially truckmen and omnibus drivers, who
don't seem to be half thankful enough because
they've got en-. They are very convenient an
| inlais in the country, in vacation time, aud SO
very fast over the country roads, when the boys
stick pins into them, species of cruelty would
! not encourage Horses are generally covered
with red hair though some are white, and 9TH
ers are gray and black. Nobody ever saw a
blue horse, which Is considered very strange by
eminent naturalists. The horse is quiet and
intelligent animal, and can sleep standing up,
which is very convenient gift, especially where
there Is acrowd, and 1t IS dihcuitto get chance
to law There Is great variety Of hOrScS-tast
horses and slox horses clothes horses, horse
mackerel, saw horses, horse flies, horse chestnut,
chesuut horses. and horse raddIsE. The clothes
horse Is ; very convenient animal 10 nave round
house, ard Is never known 70 kick, though
veEy apt to make 4 ROW when 1t gets capsized
TIE sane may be said Of the saw horse, which
viii stand without tying. Tie horse tiy Is very
vicious beast and very annoying IN the summer
wilen fellow Is swimming Horse msekerel
doz't know any thing about, only that they swim
in water and are species of fish. Horse ches-
nuts are fine to 0elt MickieS with; and horse
raddish Is mighty smart horse, but bad to have
Standing round where there are children. The
horse IS found in all countries, principally in
livery stables, where they may be hired by the
mile, and are considered By them IS can get
money, a great luxury, especially in the sleigh
/ ing seasons. In South America they grow wild
and the Indians catch them with nOoSeS that
| they throw over the HORSES heads, which must
be thought by the horses great noosense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

EssToEs ISTH11sEs-Ea--PieAsea aaOunes nv ssn=
candidate TIE ors II Cty Sergeant Tie ensuing
charter election, Aaa K duties
prOapay. [ssesa'l n P. CfAPLISE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma RDsros.-I Agaia announce ays=if to ry ssIIo~-
citizens The e7se Of Wharfaaser. II elected. yin
att=ai 10 the dates Of sAi4 oaise with alsIity-
deeiSs RosT. HAMILTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Hox JoHx BAzxET,s BoOk--In the advanced
sheetSof Hon John Barney's book, there appears
the foUoEing aaeodOte:
On o7e occasion impao-ed the exercise Of
his influence In ETor Of the Baltimore and Onio
RzZf-oad. urgTnz the benefits 70 accrue to the
TSea VALLEY Of he Mississippi BIZ the facility OF
intercourse With the Atlantic border. Sir,
szEs he, st Is REBELLION azaiast God If the
Almighty had desired that the produce Of the
Western " ord should End It's market on the
shore Of the Atlantic, the great rivers of the
West would have flowed IN that direction
Oh, Mr. Barney, let that book alone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

: n. ID.-gi.a.s ..sasa.es y. sasosss- T,skrs ser
Counea o N "a tEsrs. ,. d NOETON, IEI1KISsOS,
;. y NsSArGHroS, HESRT p HUHEAED aad C p.
CECIL JansO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

RpEsOEs IETrLG1sEEll-FifaRe ara1anes IT, fo1tEllE
Mind Ward tissst-J- C HARBOUR. JOHN EEOTE. JSO,
N HATTHKTs. R0EE- IRWIN, J. @ AGHEsOS
taza4 w1TR Tax FATEzssz ma nm VIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

EnEfoas -PIease aanoalee GEO FORBES
L y. wATR. J. " GILL. DAN'L LAlIB, ANDRRW VII
soy, sAJIL Mason, eaaddats tor ehers q co1asi
t5- tie FIssA ward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma EDrroH--PEeass aanoaaee oar eslP<tsat trienl
Nr- GEORGE HARRISON. a a candidate. IA Tie eAsanl
eIeessoa, fer tie eaes % City Clerk. and osliEe
J4nss VOTERS GENERALITY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma HozToE-Psease Announce the name Of BOLIVAR
WARD o5ee City serEsaat the easan= char
ter election. ard ob,ige taee1sl MANY ERIENDs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Mz. EDTTOn.-TOa Um please announce TIE name Of
HENRY SHARP eAadjaate for Commissioner,
aad otIss tIeeIs'l MANY cIrIzENs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
CHARTER ELECTIoM.

E1.o.s Irrrz1nsz.eEa-Flsase aasOznse C. r CECIL.
JSo. GOuDT, X p AIeSAUGHTOS .DR THeBURS, JAS
r BAKER, ard JAS LANCASEEEs # cosnsl fer -
I''-A EA-A uaHaa EoFE
RDEsOGs IrErz11szsE.-Fisnae araouas. sle fsno-InE
Mind Ward tiesrs-J- C. HARBOUR. IOHN EEOTE. $50.
n MATTHEWS, ROEE- IRUTN,. 2 c. AGHEsOS.
traat WsF1 Tax PATEssy EaE NM VIM Z
TnD WAno TsrEEl--Fev 1El'sg-ALED- CALDWELL
Fsr OosaeZ-A P WOODS, z JAcOR Z. H. FTTZHUGH,
, " RAxTQS, asa , II, EIEI1Alfs, tssass
BRES5t1SdKR. q candidate soslClty Cisrt
jluz8 I'm llAIORIEE.ss
II. ED1-Pssa.s uaaSu-es u. sasSs4az Tl=krt fer
Counea q N "a Jar5 =. n NORTON, E{TILKINsOS
? = NsSAuGHEoS, HE9SRT p HUHHAED aad C n
-
Nn RD'FosFIea,saaasd-ea uorthz fsllov esltrea-
JANIS n HALL, e4sl5aass fer aPesinaenisat q
the Water UosklsAld oblise
j'a40 MANY c1TuESS-
EDTroas -PIeassaano1a.e GEO FoRBEs
L y. WAY, J. " GILL. DASL LAlIB, ANDRRW VII
soy, sASir llAsoy, candidates tor =sers q co1asa
toE he Flssh ward
Ma EDrron--Psease aanoaaee eo9Pstsat thread,
Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, a eandhdate. The eAsaRag
eieessoA, fer tAe oilss % City csers. aa4 Oslise
J.ns' vOTEEs GENERALLT-
NJ. E.1roa-Yoa uII pls.se anno1aee cur frisna ". W
IRWIN, casA5late for Czsy Clerk
t1sT MANY VOTERS
Ma EDgrol-We vollI resoaaesI X. RICHARDSON.
Esq ssi.ahis person for tie oes Of Cay Clerk At
he approaching sseetica-
EsSrOEs IxIZz1ls.S-Ea-PieAse aaaOuaes nv sane a.
candidate for he ore II cty Sergeant Tie ensuing
ehzrter election. Aai elected ui attend te duties
I urc bslv H P.
Ma EDrroa-I voa4 taEs sAis naetAoa of a'Srnius ny
Superintendent Of Water EOrks Al th@ sasias charter
sieetiOu. and un se ;hIakfal for iAeir suPpOrt.
aeeIgs DANIEL DUNBAR
uE'1eA TO prese: the Of otrieA and ssseens
Street cenEssssoesr, Mr- JACOB ANIcK, candidate
for re-essetion to tat oee EdeelsI DIN FRIENDS.
Ma KD,so.-I Again annoaaee uay.eis to ry seIlo--
citizens the o4ee Of Wharfassssr If elected Vim
assis. Rosr. HAMILTON.
Ma, EDrroa-I voGsa respectfully intern M fsrl0v-
citizens, candidate tie oee Trsassrer,
=. tie snsasas charter sleesioa
- -----o-D----- >
To EByrols lsJCrtisEseEA--J a=ais oEsr
self c4niate sor TIE oGse Of Cir Sergeant AMI e
eIses promise TO ss duties q sala oee fal;h
i faliy AL lazarslany. tieeI5'l u. cOSANT-
MEssEs EDgroas-Ioa IN please aAnoaaee The name Of
P L KIMsEELY, IIa.e for City Sergeant At the
ensainy eeson and Oblsge the rioters Of he
Uhose ei;y tdselssl MANY FRIENDS
Ha- EDsrOa.-Pisase announce JOSEPH JORDAN tie
Peoples candidate fog Wharf Master enssaseharter
eIee;ien, and obEse [leeIG MANY FRIENDS
Ns. EDrT0n--TOa vm please Announce tie name OF
HENRY SHARP eaad5aase for Street Commissioner,
and oSsise tIeeIs'l MANI cIrIzENs-
MR- E5sTuA-avinE been requested b. large number
voters different Of the city, become
candidate Street Commissioner, have eoaeIaIei to do
So and IL elected, discharge the once
promptly. taeelOD GEORGE BULsER-
Ma EDEToE.-P,eAse announce the name Of BOLIVAR
WARD o7e Of City Sergeant the esain= char
ter election. a-t oblire tdee1Sl MANY FRIENDs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
SPECIAL NoFIoB S.

Sands' laEHlpaFitla--fAs PlfeU Ness'-
RE1IEpF eozas Es-eif he progeEtsss q A. Ant<
ma ClsAartSes aaa TSaie- Il 4uisky Ft1NEsa r.
rie ss azI sA.r Easls q tAe ~, sAe s"Faf.Laes
IaksSltF ssers,ieas uhich engsn1er sd t-ea esssN
ts sff5as = tAeRsat Il he nalaay- AtAeasa psSs-
- eass iay he taken an times via PeFiefa So
>. = - powerful irastie drag - deoiltAts
sysiera, ornlheFai p1so1 Eala tEe celstsutio1-
Prepared asI - b A. T. D. SANDS. Druggists, IL
FEssaa street. PTee 81 PER bss'se er SIX h'a
ues for 8. SEA ASS b A. C. GOOD co,
.AHlb y Dya=sisss E-aeEaHy- - iasA
PaiPItntIaa ~ the llears and NeFEo9s
ueadache-
IN Weops, lhia Juaep q ~ Ples. Et.t PlrsasaHa'
Pa, sAgss
Il hEre beea alsted via lssase Of ne saarA. Tap
aatlsn e Lle hart all h.8aase loreay Hesa
years. ana hEEe set harsls q 6olars . e1ser -
sseef care. bat 70 n r1rPose- ARR h4Ss 49, lhrse
bstses year 'HoRasd Disses.'I fsl Fse ensey ~
stsrea. can eatani sleP Eei ard atsrnd - NJ bas
uess pleasnre, ard gosd ssEs reeoe1Ai Il 70 q
sAOs= vac similarly Na-sesed-'
carT1oS.-Bs careful to ask Tor B=EhAvss Halsad
Bers NJ grsatPopalaEy e MS slisine lAs iP4assd
zAay lztatsoas. uheh ths PabHs should gard aasst
Esolaat 81 Isr bottle, six hottles fer IS y 'hs
propssseors, BESJASlN PAGE, IA Co.
Misunderstanding PAaraeertists ara Chemists Fltah=TsAu
PA.saad - LACfHEEHSA BEiSHEIELh
JaA2s-IE UAsslnE. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

NEssEs EDg-oas-Toa IN pleale aAaosaes The Of
P L KIMBERLY, elaiiIa:e for City Sergeant At the
ensuing charter election, and Obie the TOtsFs Of the
Vhose ei.y. [iseIssl MANY FRIENDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

NH- UoTthF fe1low e5tEErs-
JANIS n HALL, easl5aass fer uPesSnasnisnt q
'A eva. Eal-f Hs'-'.AsP4 oelis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma. EDrroa-I voGsa respectfully inform NJ fsIlov
e1eas TIA. an candidate Ossee Of Treasurer
At TIE ensasas charter sleetioa-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ha EDsroa--PgsAse announce JOSEPH JORDAN as tie
Peoples candidate for Wharf Master at the
eIee:op, and oSEse [leelsl MANY FRIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

a REMARkAsLE FAcE-The Montreal Pilot,
in speaking of the Cunard line of steamers, run
ming between Liverpool, Halifax, New York and
Boston, makes the following statement, which,
if true. is quite remarkable:
"The Cunard line of steamers has so far pros
ecuted its passages without single case of loss
Of life to any Of Its passengers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

To Tzz EByroEs ISTrt-isEscEA-I a=Als esr ny
self c4n8iate sor tAe oase % Cy sergeaat, aaI &
eIseieI, promise ts duties q sAd oee faI;h
faIlE All InaartlaIy. tieeI1el II. CONANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
REAL ESTATE So


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e ~ - : q ~. :. - 5 s s.
llle,ael El--i1.llET. Ffr.sir = 49, i =. ~, q
=, zls 1se.ls = n -, =, =. q !.
q $50 3Is. - = Issl ~ - =, y.
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-elllili So, - - .'sa7l q -
49, eoustr, etste q FlFsss,a - % f-s,s- =
t1lllise alli eautai--s sAoE. 80 = q AZ - Z
uhieh Eoii = Ia = suzi -. - -. Is l-a,,,T !
silIe - n TeFfrd- '-sT TsfGs-; =
sI.EUul arla ul-te lr-rr---.
2tue lhSTs saie e rz.seu---.-5
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deE1l -fi-st4l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
ITEMS

D,xrxx. WEEsTEvss professional income as =
IaEver, IA BOSsOn, during the year 1918 and
1873 scS.orSlfn. % his sons memoEHnia aIlnunt-
ed to little over $l5sO0a
An oFO8sr vras iaToslnoed into the SeEate q
+! Nsssaehnsetts q THURSDAY, and rrseErcz4 thai
members sl,aH not draw pay for their sesFlesS
sReE the session A.As beru pTusu1sed TO 49S
dAyS
ne Cineinuati papers state that the apPi-
carts Or orders fpg cul at thirty cents bush
4 urers numerous On "Wednesday, bat As orders
- lea iss-aed ~ ~ tka oeai - Asass the
co.a1alt.ec decIiRed giving cut any noFc-
The Portland sI1nnesOtA) Transcript says
thst he Hen Illo1aaS H EOE[i, Of Ohlos and
+ - FOz,. James Casey. Of Pennsylvania, have
lid cot toEn Al the Junction Of the ZOmbrO
Ard Mississippi rivers, tho head Of navigation
Tkss traet Of lard Vas purchased tor s., l0U a
few DAYS afte- the purchase Vas made, Ford
urSs offered Sl0do0 for his interest," he refused
the OiEer.
Major Jac& Downing Is preparing history
eaTei Thirty Years out Of The Senate II
I gOes ahead Of Cox Bentons
4 WoxAS stopped At hotel IN Covington,
+ Ky. few CIavS since with her husband and
th7rtv-two Children, al her Own This beats
( Marx Beaub;en-
NV YEAE CUSTO1S-In England the Bew
year Is welcomed with = merry peal bells IN
London al the steepleS JOIN IN the InuSle An
orchestra. As Arge As practicable. and sometimes
including IS many IS forty Of the oeSt InnSl-
.lS go NJ, into the Sseeple OF the highest church
and perform some grand symphony. The
glorious tones ficat doan, softened by the dis
tanoe-
Hon. Louis MeLaae, Gen. JaeksOn's Secre-
/ tzry of War, has been passing soma weeks IN
/ New York city. The Mirror says he looks as
hale and hearty as he was twenty-five years
ago
The quarrel between Mr.. Campbell, Of OHIO
and Mr.. Rust, OF Texas In the House OF hepEe-
seatadyes, has been ended by the former gentle
man saying that he did not intend TO insult the
latte.
MoxrxESr TO Sm WnLIAN WAILAcE-An
effort Is being made In Scotland TO erect mon
ument to Sir William Wallace, the hero OF SCOT
tish independence on the summit OF Abbey
Brais. near the battle fields of Baanockburn,
Falkfrk, and Stirling Bridge. In response to
this the descendants Of Scots IN ChIeaSo nave
called meeting to aid in the erection Of the
proposed monument
Is Boston, last year, s62 persons died Of scar
let fever.
TuE Baltimore Museum has been purchased
BIS H. Batcnan, father Of the "Batenen Chill
dTen," and IS to be opened In February next
TIE scarlet fever is proving very fatal among
the children at Princess Anne, Somerset county,
Nd. Though It has been for some time preva-
lent it has only recently proved malignant
Several deaths have occurred in the last few
days.
TaE New York Mirror states that the income
of w b. Astor, Is s., 900 per day
TaE gross receipts of the Ohio Railroads last
year were over So. 100000.
The Chinese of California are rapidly adopt
ing the American style Of dress.
George Law, Esq, of New York has eO3tri-
buted one thousand dollars toward tine endov-
ment of the Dudley ob.erTatoEy.-Wi lliam B.
Astor has given the like snm-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma EsTroa-Yol VII please announce cur friend ". "
IRWIN, a. a cazAJla.e for CITY cerk-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
Chatter EIeotioD.

CIR q WH1lrIl, CHS 0TIIcIl
JANEkHT, 1itt. 1SS7-
ON Eaalay JanuaTy 9sh, lS5s, elecsS9n behl
~ s5F AlY0F. C3sEk, TFeasgTeE. etrzst CnlEF
ssaa-r srf llasseT, and s1TsFiste1laat a5 e
IT, Wsteg HoFks q he esy % Uh<ss ASA Ear A.
dsrnn. SeA5al CasaSIi1ler- aa1 tlo Frsees e Fzhe
Sepezs Al AIslsls a. le Coegel fr te se1e1& lards
s'sloeE p =. astls folZ Ul-sI = rEEEl WARES.
1athe a-t 1E.-l. ..sA- M. Hsa,s e - h-st Esrl
IN tx Ttirli EaEl. a Ste CsuFt Hose.
II tAsFA laEk 4 =. IEase lIoss e the RoasA 4a2
q ~ Is ~ {. e ,ssrsh ~ e q P.lie s-aoal
IIusls - 81 Na1i-
Ihe Eelts e ~ c1Insd aplaFt11e9 = falIsUg.
TiE Eor 49, 1lt lElrls ~ - pfapS Gve ~
ward
49, : , Gro. ". slGFTS
falIE-t.-l F. G~Ek Cftbe CIV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma EDsroa-Ws voall reeoaaesI y RICHARDSON.
Esq As szi.ahIs person for the Oes Of Cay erEk At
u: az. spreading s'sea'a- v.xvvo,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

StIteh-tItea-stfel.I
In poverty hanger. Ard dirt
EeEing AZ uaee With d0uile threat,
AmpCD IS weu As 4 shiTrg"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

II has hen rroneseil N the QhIo Legislature
a srIiTopTfate So, Oe0 IN aid Of HE Ksnsas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Last NOttce.
A II. r-leltll - ~ s1il1e
n q 49, fhs-leE lse1'i1 - ~ EIl - y. = = =
- - = e1l - 49, - ~ sil.t =
H. - Et 1lz-lai rl.ls
- $50 f1--ell1sl1lls
L. I1lIs
- - - q $50
s.n
Family FI1nE.
"A 51l19S IHoaunS ( aGDDEN.
40 g EEtoaass--
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THEFARMER's eUg:

VE FNEhIet = - . =,
70 sEEESTTFEC AID PRACTICAL a.
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