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,,,o,,,i s ,,,ro ,i.o,,oi, h.. i,s .or,lers
In 81. Iobr toteran. opr attcntion vos much more
attracted lao that c1v CotboIic ceremonial the
grind ,roce.sion If tho Corrus Domini. which
wa. moyin, tbrouvb ito lof,v aisles wbils We were
there and the decorations of the church seemed
to be in harmony with such a display; and at St
Paul. we were the only rersons in the Church. 10
far as we saw. nnl was in a fit temuet of u,i,d
To- be struck with the majestic sinulieity and gran
deur of its yrey and solemn oolumn. and l.tty
arches-"ghen unaiorned adorned the most"
This church Is specially celebrated as being
built On the SPOT where St Paul was buried and
his remain. are under the ualJ,ouin. as those of
st. Peter, are in 81. Peter. II wa. originally
built Ly Constantine the ,ireat and was before st.
Peters perLaps tL. most Wonderful church in the
world-it. interior presenting l3s columns, many
Of them Of ancient fabrie-sO Of fine Check Mar
bic. nut.J Corintliap--q, H. ~ foo, li,h ,rl
II ia |, in circun,rcr.nco .,l,,rs ,f E,vr,,ou
granite and IA ~, p,r,l,,,r AMI in thar r.s.
meets the Church ,,s ~ ,,tt ,,,.,niG,.n,, l,t IN
1924, workmen repairiny the ofeatele..y set ite
to it, and il som fell in broke through the yanltei
ceilings and Lurn.1 with a furnace heat in the
midst of those oIor;ous coI.n,o,es- nrlthe finest
Of marble colu,ons and c,n;toI, md cnt,Llnture.
were burnel T., lima. and pr,ni,,.. ,,d ,or,L,rv
were cracked and srliptcrel int, ,rop,nept.
There vera o,.or tho Grand arab e ,to ,,yo N,.
sale. nalo in the wear 40. rerr..enli,y IN. "a.
yior and tlc fur and ;,,cpty ,iio,. of the Ana
calvnse and rho A,,.tl.. r.t.r,,,l PAM hc.il,.
the portraits of nil tho popc.. These ,.c,,el the
fire and are still to be seen. Iy immense cuptri.
buttons Of the Catholic soyereigns and the porc.
since the catastrophe the church has been rebuilt
but is not yet quite finished Instead If the beau
tiful marble columns that we've destroyed, the
arches nre now supported by ~ immense columns
Of gray granite brought from Northern Italy,
loatcd on RATS to the Adriatc and thence brought
by shp'. Mosaic Portraits Of all the popcs-all
but the later ones Of course, fancy lkcne.sc.-
now ornament the church these were made at
the great mosaic works Of the Vatican. and Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-17

Two lAuGHAbLE OCCURRENCES, ntiurding
new demonstrations Of the migratory pro-
pensitlcs Of our countrymen, have come to
our notice. \ Gentleman recently found
amid the ruins Of Palmyra, surrounded by
all the dccaying relies of Oriental grandeur,
a new England farmer from Berkshire
county, keeping house with his family
Again friend from Boston was travelling
some years ago in Greece, and stopped in
Athens. To while away an evening he
visited the theatre While musIng upon
the topics which every scene around him
suggested to his mind, and deeply buried
in classic associations. he heard a voice be.
hind him remark Pooh this amt moth
ing. You ought to see the fremont Theatre,
Boston. Turning rounI in utter amaze
mcnt, he exclaimed to a gaunt Yankee on
the next bench Where en- earth did YOU
come from Without moving a muscle OF
Ms face, the persop rcHinoI-' Grto liza"
vessel down here IN the Pelracus. just come
from ThOmaston, Maine The effect can
be imagined.
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{ slaiAal House


w., by c. K. White, (formsrly Of the Warmer
House Springfield Maf') To be opened June ],
1857.
April c, 1857. dlw1wiw.
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here IN an inscription ON Il tombstone
IT, 10 PAINT. Lax" Suuerlor. which re- IDS -
'o'''"7 John smith accidentally shot u3 Il
mark ot ui ctiou by his brother
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CATER, the murderer Of the warden in the
Charleston, Mass, States prison, has had a
new trial and was convicted niece and
Cater were both sentenced to death ON Sat
urlay
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FIRE --un Sunday night, a,out mid
night, fire was discovered in the book store
oil J.. =. Ripley in a small wooden building
on Church Street in this place. No general
alarm was given. \ lew individuals were
aroused by the cry Of fire, who dragged the
Boxer Engine to the spot, brought into re
QUESTION tho IIydrant on the corner Of
Church and Cherry streets, and cxtinguish-
ca the hre' Mr.. Ripley and his family who
slept over the shop, reached the ground by
means OF the awning and wagon backed
up Ior the purpose. His stock IN trade
was mostly consumed. lie was insured, we
understand, for 5000. The origin Of the
IRE IS as yet mystery.
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ANoruEE Lr,HEuA BoRGA Edmund
Russell proprietor Of tavern known AS
"l'udd's Old Stand at Melrosr, & W.
died very suddenly n short time since, and
within Il few days his widow married Neal
Betton. Suspicion being excited, a coroner
ordered the body to be cxhumcd, when Boa
ton and the woman undertook to escape to
the | ntcd States but were arrested. The
Investigation proved that Beaton had for
merry been engaged to do some carpentering
work about the house, but had been dischar-
ged by Russell, in consequence Of the latter
observing him to indulge in improper lamil-
iarities with his wife Shortly after Bea-
tons dismissal, the husband wac taken sud
denly Ill, and soon died, his death being at
tended with constant vomiting and other
symptoms of poisoning. On the body Of
Russell being disinterred, the contents Of the
stomach showed the presence Of arsenic and
the guilty couple have been committed for
trial.
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nave You said your prayers, johnny
asked an anxious mother. NO, mother
blll says the prayers, and says the amens
cause II comes shorter
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From tho Boston Post
Katy and her Lover.

h"', "h" hoi Lover
" o''''''' ,","'Y' cr'o' "'uo" "c''''"'
''o'' ""'y '"'or AWAY III her "ra'ni
=, ~ '"','' v'oSs my emu paul
., '''' '',''o 80 '"o" ''' ",' '''''
" '''''' '''''No ''"' Boh''eu''" p''''
10 bride a tcrmaeant's tongue,
Or hinder mother bri's hover
ing over the nest Of its young,
Is easier than baking lover.
So Milky believed, reckless wight
when climbing the back way at night
With hopes ecstatic
10 reach the attic
Where Katy was kept from his sight.
Up, up, bravo lad thy mistress watt for thee
Thy peril AMI her arms are downward prone,
As if she'd press thy bosom to her own
There goes Ono other daring leap lis done
r. ne "''s", rs s''n'd,-h'r extended hand is won
n.,,' '''' 5''' " mo '' n'r '''' s'He'
rho ,r'., a..
Iii,,! ''''' CIV ',''" '' ! "'''' '''''
''''' "''N a"'P'"''u ny ms pant 'eh'n''
Inc "'u"" reused from sIumoer BY the ciatter'
Runs out, undres'cI, to see what is the matter
Directed to the spot by haty's screams,
She recognizes by the moon pale beam.
The parties and t,eirpli,bt- stun, Inv the .t,us.
And filed with inli,n,tino ,hnsth. ,i,ms
.Rorsc,tIi,,,, NON, .,.,. t...u...p
A. i,,.'.,n, ,.,.,.
80, GU Wv, ~ r'y VI" "le yv We ','''
",S Nv" anu 'u''' | nope y' II mt
l'F 'o's'hs 'u'h' tonight a. suits ven mnd,
We "'''"g thief q pretty sight yen be,
Tomorrow morn, ior mcn and boys to SEQ
And hoot at While she speaks, he dizzy grows,
lis pant. are rent. and hontlonv down bo ,,e,
Bruised ter,ibI,.-,nl tI,ns c,n.,nl.y the ,,.v
H.. ,.,tfcr, m, ,,,,.,,,, .,,., i;,n,',-....,
H. ,,.'I..'' 'I.'..', r'.
-, ,.,'S.,. '' '-' VI '''''''
anu '''N '"'''''y VI ''' "'m1" "'n'.
Loohtn oN.
y tI""sIEn SrEEcn.--Alr Frederick Hub
4 bard, who was at the time n candidate for
/ G,vorpor i, l-ot ,l,l;,..,,I I.. r.ii....;...
,....,. uI.- ''''"'. 'e
| 'l''''' III '"' ii''no'7 hes'alat"re, ON blII
/ granting a bounty on woli-scalp4
d" Mr.. Speaker. rise before the question
| is put on this bill, to say word for nv
constituents. Mr.. Speaker. have never
seen a wolf cannot saw that am vrrv
/ well ACQUAINTED with thc noturo and Lotifa
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\ Ecrfunied Rreath.-\

Lady OF gentleman would remain under the
curse Of disagreoable breath when using ae
" Balm If q Thousand Flowers" as a dentri
fee, would not only render itsveet but lea,r
the teeth white as alabaster MANY person
10 not know their breath is bad. and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never men
ton 1t. Pour single drop OF - Balm " on your
tooth brush AMI wash your teeth night and
morning. fifty cent bottle will last wear.
A bENvrrrl CourLnioS may easily be obtain
ed by using the "Balm of a thousand Flowers"
wIlrem"yc tan .pimple' and frecklcs from the skin
leaving it of a soft and roseatc hue. Wet a cotn
pour ON two or three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush
in either warn or cold water pour on two or three
drops Il" Balm u Thousand Powers" rub tho
beard wcll,aud it will make beautiful soft lather
much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only G0y cents. For sale by all Druggists Be
ware 90 couutcrfcits. None genuine unless signed,
W. T.. FErRlDGE 1CO.,
Wiz tm frankliu square. NewYork.
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'hittenden County Court.
MAH,H Term. 1851


MoynAf April 10.
B'Ega W. Taylor But little progre.s was
made IN this cause during the forenoon. In the
afternoon Rola Gleason was examined Tor the
Defendant. His testimony was important.
A. the close Of the Evening Ses.ion, the Dcu.
rested his case.
TtEsnNY April II.
Most Of the morning was occupied in the intro
duction Of rcbuttng testimony, and several
witnesses were examined Tor the purpose Of sus-
timing the character of Pilintin
At II, o'clock, Mr.. Roberts commenced his az
cumcnt to the Jury lie will be followed by Mr.
Hand for the Defendant.
TUESDAY, April Ii.
The Jury in the case Of Brgg, IS Taylor brought
in this morning verdict for plaintiff, Of we I'M
dcrst1ndl SIS.
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House ana Lot for sale

April II,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-04-17

No. Nv.
The Churchcs Of R0nc.--N. PoFS NJ.
JohH Laf,rdp
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III T9TPD 5' SUWMER STOCK.

,. f,rr, the public that I have just returned
IT. IT. - r.. viii nav THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
Lin - ~ / aTns, B-raRes, 81 intillas. eet
N cIaI attention my stock NJ Straw and Sea-
sn 8opnrts Of every description both plain aud fancy
nd bIc shs sell cheaper than they have been sold YET
tIl- season. ,,,., 49,, =. ,,-,. .,,o r,t,r
,T NJ which confident the largest stock IN
hrlir self less than they have been sold yet this
srasoa calling viii convince yourself OF the fact
tst seal them Is per cent less than any other House
ALSO, .O doz Riches to which invite the attention OF
the TEade will sell cheap any J0bhing House
East; only bayng from Manufacturers and I"porteTs.
Also 100 dOE Of those cheap l2e atts, the great
est bargains SOLD in Wheeling.
Also oOO ydS Of tue plain Berages at Csc, fully
EorthSISc.
i2Sc.
To OF Lawns, which have selected from the
latest designs, cal especial attention
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
veil call have many Auction Bargains which
1 shall sell cheap to the TrHds. ISAAC PRAGER.
"a No. 1913 Main st.
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TUITION HOUSE.

THE undersigned having leased this well known lIo- S
tel, and having thoroughly RENTED IT, takes this ii
opportunity Of presenting its claims to the
community he has secured the services Of the ioS
inn Nd attentive walters; and lis table VII be, a. az
Furnished with the best the affords fhe
the most extensive In The county, and Is attended o.
ful hosteTS. 80 , ,, IN Insure the
me most diIIgent attention will he given 20 III n'
SIor4 and 10 cater 10 the OF ali who may III
euestl 40 pains expense will be :PNIso IN .e5tIy or
eonGortabie home for al! Who ma! =, III ~ .
temporarily extend their patronage IT, JOHN HALL
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAYp VOC pyrpspsia, use TRAXALS ELINIR.
i Have you Rhruraiisra use HAMPTnS'S T1ISCLISH.
Are on bald headed, WOODS HAIR RESTORATINR
10 Won W8Ht good iininent, P0ESHA'S BALM.
Do brnsh comb, bottle cfhne perfume,
10 70 tie Bridre Como Drug Store.
gArt 10 make quicS good ard cheap use h!s
CONCENTRATED LIVE
OIL.
Have VOC eoazh sc tho HoA RHoCSD BALsAM.
Do you waniR
ehouideE Brace Port honnabs
SippaTtsF Balm Of q TEVlSGnd PloWeTS
TTuss Electric on
Bnnda=a Syringe
RIA Fina SponZ
60 20 The Bridge corn ETug Store
HoroEay's pills and ointment
.s. BaksEiS Cod Liver OIL
BoeFhaVe's Holland BitteT5
Hoonand'G German Bitter
Rar GHIe nv T. n. LOGAN / CO.
Bridge Corner DruEgins.
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Whealing High School

THE subscribers have associated themselves for the Pur
pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling Il make il In every respect,
equal best Academies and High Schools in
try PupiIs will prepared class In College,
or 20 engage active persuts Of life. The course Of
studies will embrace the EnElish, Latin Greek, French,
and Spanish languages aud full OF Mathematics
The Principals had ample experience in teaching in
Academies and graduates Of two Of the best
Institutions United StAtrs and furnish satSfac
tors testimonials and references.
The Military Feature viii he introduced far as to have
drill which viii he fouud Of great advantage In Civ
ing regular the pupils and improving their
riage.
The School will opened the 4h Of March and close
for the vacation the 9Th Of July Due notice
will be given Of the location Of the school.
the present the Principals be found At the Nure
House, where application be male for further nEorma
ton, :. K. JONES,
of the-va. Military IisttuIe-
CHARLES TUCKER, A. u,
of Phi College y J.
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DIRECTIONS
Keen The Wines in 6oris0nfHE position, and in eeiAr
Z an ~ IN temperature 800, =, -, Ia. ,..,,,
s,T three DAYS before using WaEna rooin OF AZ me
e-s;re OF about 20 degrees that tAe wines are ven
Earmei through. ,,r,, ,,,r, n,r.wpI
WINES for Il Injuries their aud Navo And di.us
bs ines ius Destroying their character The Wines are
TOO sensitive 30 bear lee ,-.,.. - -.
~ In Offering above Wines 10 the notice OF me
sTfcEn ppbIie zee desire all persons VINO NAV
purchase thets the striet' PuER JUICE o.
CATIvBA GEArz, free from any ard every form o.
alton and containing alcohol exeen that Sheh reA''
from the natural process OF fermentation
The SPARKLING CAT4WDA is mot made to Hny
article whatever hut 1t is designed 70 be JUS
i representsd, American SP"EklinE tns' as
T. FRENCH Sparkling Wine llefe inc re
Fsplance ceases the American Grape =: Tar toFe IT,
aud fruity il makes more delicious vine
prejudice in favor ofthe foreign article may be
prejudice only, and inconsistent with true tase anu
uIerlt- i, ,T.5t.,I men ne
= aiost admirable tonic Tor inYals and for sAcAANktA
mn rpJseS II Is wholly uBeNcePiionAble 90, l..
Tic BRANDY made from the CataWba traPe uiness W
s-erial degree from Ordinary French brahH! OF
ia al he same time II possesses all those qualities which
superior article oil ms d an Neh
II desired 10 have strictly pure Brandy Tor medcinal or
other purpases, Il cannot be over estmated
ro-EsII nv T. H. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
hzg
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REMOVAL.
THE -rsigued grateful the patronage they have
received from the citizens OF Wheeling and the public
generally, old stand respectfully ask eoninu-
the their location, No. liS Main, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, at all TO keep such assortment OF
CHINA, GLASS QUEENSwARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will he most likely TO nit
the Of all who favor with their patronage
spacious, aoTding facilities unsurpassed
in the West TO exhibit goods to advantage and aside from
Retailing and packing department shall continue to
keep hand original packages Of assorted Que=nsEaTc,
adapted this section of country and the extreme West,
which will offered At small advance over the cost.
Connected with this house, is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants NAV rely upon
saving the earNge this point, by buying
J. X. DUSHAM CO.,
M Il5 Main Union sts
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sSs
ln
ihGrqd an
Srdh
attracting h hing hl
.
mv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

American Wines and Brandy.
Cisciaaatf 6rGads dES ZtInsS ISlGad orasas. ,r,,
CyPARRL1SG CATAWBAI CocAEts ana flhI'J ~
. Of French ChampaSne &c., Toet
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DIRECTIONS.

"ESTAWBA BRANnY, Distilled from cataEha WlHe--
s,TJciIy prrS; for medical purposes unTITsued.
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PIG IRON.

Reviewers! FireaTmsl
CUTLER rR6sAEs.n ooo =, ...., :,
WOULD eGu attention 20 large ana g
PFsarras eona1ilnF q Gngaa Double BaFeled Guns
ColtS, Aliens AaFtonS, and Warners ReyolTefs' anu
Treat variety of Pistols too NUMEROUS TO mention.
AIsO-A sSndd stock q Cutlery Variety Gooi'' e;s-
TTuiseS ard Supporters n great variety.
A. reuatFinR done with neAtneas All dis
pGfeh e T. CARTWRIGHr's
CutleFy, Variety and Mnsic Store,
tofg i25 Main ST.. Wheeliaz.
T0IRTIcULAR attention called to neEsyle OF lever
VElah esOT PAT efeoAleA q 1ldaGfGctEref IN rFeS-
ia c oaSed In oTeTy variety CT style, gold and slyeE
a watches iSWeeA and All warranted 20 b sofreet
ToTSSi. - CP BEOwN,
mayI Washington Fell. Monroe e.
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WAII PAPER rHEApER rnAN EVER
N CIV MUSIC.

lust ISsUED-Leonor- Pol4, We JOY tat thou srt Free,
81 Write to very onen On the Border Of stryAust.
We're AL 80 fond Of Kslng, JuAnta twana) Evening
BELL Natural bridge schp;,seh MAzurka ss Trainsaax,
PAiTy Sehouseh. KeepsaEe Sghottisel, Franklin Waltz,
Peabody PoEa Annie Laurie Waits. Church Hill Waits,
Gratade Polka Spring FoEsr schottseh Persian Dance.
FOR sale by J. < WILSON CO.,
Monroe
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AYRRS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAID CURE OF
COUGHS COLDS, MOARSENRSS, IN
Fl,UENX Z. BRONCHITIS. WWOOF-
ING COUCs II, GROUP, AHTIgMA,
INCGPIRS' CONSUIl PNNON,

COUGHS, COLDS. hOA ttSASN Ess9 IN
Rl,UENX Z. BRONCHITIS. WWOOP-
ING COUCs Il, GROUP, ASTHMA,
lNCuPI RNE COSSUllP ZION,
nd for relief Of eousumpve patients in advanced
stages ef the dIseese.
out every town. almost hamlet OF the American
States wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have
made already the families in any
civilized country this continent without some personal
experience OF effects; and cNeF she eon'aht=s any
where which among them some living trophy OF k
victory subtle a dangerous diseases Of the throat
and lungs While the powerful antiot= yet known
man formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary organs Is also the Pleasantes and safest re
that employed o- Infants and young pTrsons
should have 1t In against le insiiio enemy
that steals upon unprepaTed. We have abundant
grounds to believe the CHHEEI PScTORAL sayes more Te by
con-unpOns prevents than thosei cures Keep BY
you cure your colds while they curable nor neglect
them until human skill master the inexorabe canker
that, fastened on the yitals, eats your life away.
Al! know dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and As
thry know too Of this remedy, need not do
more ta assure them still made the bstt can be. We
spare no cost care toll produce 1.-THE most perfect
nossbi- and thus afford hO rely the best agent
which our skill furnish for their care.
Prepared By DIR JnuleS q. - yerS.
Practicaland AnSly tical Chemist,
lowell, Mass.
PRICE 95 CTS PER BOX. .........YIyE BOXES FoH 81.
The genuine article IS sold Ivy 30
Andby all Druggists in whssiing DeserSin Ms'!eine
everywhere. ie0zS'eenn
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~ 7 HULNEH EEF1EIiIS.
II STORE sale. reduced prices, the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers new styles and plain
Coal Vases, i've SETS Pve Stands different qualities
Also PenderS, Ash Pans Coal Scutties Toilet SETS, Sop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes; Trays
eTs, Hearth Brooms, sizes, Table,
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks the best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
Eets Of various PATTERNS Side Irons, lnce Meat Cuer
and various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WAI HEBURN
dectS No. 81 Monroe Street.
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Jeweiry! JeweIrv!
Just received direct from the Manufactured,
q doz. Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Drops,
4 Gold Stone do and do
Mourning do and do
Pearl, Coral, Mosaic &c do
6 Gents Breast Pins, assd,
Plain Fancy Gold Bracelets,
Guard Pob Keys, Seals, &C.,
Gold Guard Vest 4 Fob Chains,
"a e Finger Rings,
I2 Plain and Fancy $. s. Breas. Pins Ear Drops,
Ribbon and Guard Slides,
Bracelet Clasps,
And many other articles in the Jewelry line which
will be sold to the city aud country trade Eastern prices
mh24 7. SCOTT.
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One Remedy for one Disease
DR Truxai IS a regular physican, and stands high Tin
II Wash. Co. PAD in his profession and as man. His
neteine Is a valuable one
Mr. Robert Mckinley, OF West Brownsville Pa, aged 81
MasonOsn the fall Of 1851 for bottle OF Sacred
Elixir, which performed permanent cure, will appear
from tn annexed certificate:
This certify that for several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia prominent symptoms Of which Obs
nate CostiVeness Sourncss Of tomach Pain the back
hips legs spells of Extreme weakness Loss Of fesh
Langour Debility and 6nawing at he stomach tried
many reneiesEent to Baltimore to consult some
very eminent physicans-pent less than hundred
dollars benefited un Il used Or. TruSals
Sacred Elixer, bottle which eReeuay cured
RoEERT MCKINLEY.
Por sale by T. H. LOGAN 4 co.
epto5 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

NEW BOOKS,
T J. G. oRR'S Formerly J. II. Thompsons,) No. III
Main street just received large invoice Of miseel-
laneous School and Blank Boos also general assortment;
Wall paper. Among books he found Gibbons
Rome Hues' England Irvnz Life OF Washington Dicks
Rollins Works, Pluareh Lives, Cark'S and SCOTS
Commentaries; also, Benon's Thirty Years in the Senate
Exploring Expedition, Bledsoe Liberty and Sa
very, Hills of the shaemuc NganI, Hawatha, Marry
ing Too Late, &c, &c. -..z
the HOLIDAYS which be rather than described
Also the publications Of the Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found in the Book and Stationery line
sept constantly hand, at No. III Main street deco
WE have now the following make of Bleached
w and Brown Cottons, in al widths, which We will sell
at prices a. be bought in the city
/ Sernper Ilem, (Bea'd.)
81 Water Twist, DO
I" Phoenix, do
Artcs, Extra heavy do
Also, large supply of 'whtte Rock" n. z Mills, and
InloSe celebrated Housewife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
Bale 81 "Seyersuk
's Al "ConestoEaf
'WateTInO'
We also have large supplies OF pillow linens and
sheetIngs Table Diaper Damask Towels ToWelng Doylies
and Napkins Of all Sizes qualities and patterns
now HEISkELL 4 SWEARISGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
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