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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29
From the Portsmouth Tribune.
Slanderers.

Among the various characters that
walk abroad over God green earth, there
is none more detetsable, more damnable.
than the slanderer He stalks about from
place to place, falsifyng, defaming. Will.
flying the character of his fellow man !;
and all for what?-to satisfy his degra,
ded, unmanly, low.lived disposition. His
whole aim is to injure or ruin the reputa
tion, the good name of his neighbor. by
false and malicious reports. The high
way robber is gentleman compared with
the slanderer: for while the former robs
you of your money, he leaves your repu-
talion unharmed; while the latter is aim
ing to rob you of your reputation. that
which is dearer to you than any earthly
treasure. Such q character should be
exiled from the society Of all respectable
persons.
Where is there an individual less to be
desired in 9 community than the slauder
er?-NO 1t is the highwayman?-No.
Not even he who would rob hen roost;
fol he would certainly have something
NoBLER in view than the slanderer: for he
would be in pursuit Of something to sus,
tain life; while the slsnderer's aim is that
which will damn him, and ifpossible ruin
the reputation Of him at whom he is aim
ing his poisonous dart.
Where is there greater villain than he
who will originate and circulate a false.
hood concerning his neighbor, and then
accuse some other individual of telling il
to him. Poor, degraded wretch of bu
manity! whose character is dyed in sir
bIacker than the skin of the Ethiopian.
Let every one, before believing suCl
slanderous reports, consider well from
whence1bey come; consider the character
ofthe one from whom Il Is TO hav,
originated, and tRst6f eds IS bab
bling it'through the cog Age'
il the BApBLER is not ttheaORfd
ones character can be essen
except by his own acts;
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Corporations,
Single Dlstricts,

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29

DEMocRAcY AND KANsAs.--When II was
thought that the election in Kansas had re.
suited In the success of the National
Democrats the Lexington Statesman
congratulated lis readers upon the pros
pect Of Kansas being received into the u
uion as sound Democratic Save Stale.
80 much :" remarked the editor very
gravely. "ior the Kansas and Nebraska
BILL"
Well. later returns show that the Black
Republicans have carried Kansas, elect
ing their candidate for Congress by 5000
IN z 900 majority. aud also a majority in
sxanuhes Of the Legislature. The
In = Iatic doctrine ofsqaaiter sovsre'gr
i. Id alein suffrage has done It's work,
aud Kansas is' to a Free State. "S'
much for The Kirnsgi Nebraska 'blH."-
Tribune, Daabiit, Ky
Are, Democracy and Kansas" will
sborder Eutisns thspyn' in. Th'
sgrOfKaasaswste TOO pumor
lsR by; all the combine
q administration Squatle
ty audtRS Kansas and Nebrai
oI pOivailS even in a case :
Tie influence Of
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29
The Poor Boy

Don't be ashamed my good "a
have a patch on your elb6w.
mark Of disgrace Il sVfS
your industrious mother;
we would rather see adoen IA
your jacket than hear one prohn,l
gar word escape from your lips,
the fumes Of tobacco on your y
No good boy will shnn you bees|
cannot dress as well as your COM
and If a bad boy sometimes laugh
appearance, say nothing. by 4
but walk on, We know mahy,
good man who was once
Fear God, my boy. a
ai.hszaau will be-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29

The RErURNs--We thought yeSter
day that We had official majorities for
Governor from n counties, but the Off
cial returns as we fnd them in the pa
pers vary from reports said to be Official.
In Ashtabula county, the Se"tneI gives
the majority for Chase as only 2766 in
stead OF 28I7, rs We had it. In Erie he
loses | and in Lake |, while in Trumbull
he gains |, and in Mahoning 6
The official returns from Hooking show
J gain for Payne OF 100, in Pike of a.
and 10 Lawrence 20 over the number sci
= him in our columns. The otfi
RAfor Chase in Preble is 528
Nsprreetions, The majority
Aiss.I .95T leaving
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10
THE INTELLIGENCER,
rNINAY MORNIN0, APRIL 10, Isl.


We have :hI' day sold to Menr', Campbell McDermo
yen;ire ncllgcueer oce. wereturn our sincere thank
t" oa patrons 'or Tie OF kindness We have re
scrd their hands aud cordially commend our successor
.ohcrno,Icc wcdounsno. they will ever he found prOmp
and attentive to every department Of business, and vii
u,ccyrry effort observe the patronage of the community
Our accounts will to The 18th instant and We hope ou
rlendI viii ald Ia speedily eIoSiag up opt'andnI
L,counr.
The business Of the arm will he settled by either of III,
partners, aud Mr.. Beatty viii be found the ONCE for tia
purpose. BEATTY co.
Wheeling, Oct. Sth, 1850.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

TnE A7nrx ErN-ro give anything like mn
adequate sketch Of Mrs. Eu,h's dclincation OF
the character Of Bianca last night would re-
quirc more space than we can devote atthl'
writing. We heard hut one opinion expressed
as indeed there could be but one which wa
that tia, the rendition was most brilliant. We
never witnessed more intense interest than was
manifested by the best critics, last night We
see there, nigh, after night, persons VII" '"I,
ont only On urm,ua occasions, Which OF tt'c'
speaks volume, Mrs. Rush appears but t"'c'
more: Tonight she rakcs her benefit, and vii
appear as Julia, in the IInnchback'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

EprcArioy. Prof Miigan, of Bethany Cor
lego. delivered lecture before the Teachers
Institute s.cnbenyillr, on Tuesday evening last
In spcaking Of the meeting, the HcnaI remarks
In the evening, Prof. MilIigan, Of Bethany
addressed n large audience in the NJ T. Ulntch
on the great object Of Education. nc lecturer,
rrcir. the importance Of his subject SP"N'
with yigor and animation That lgHue nn Ih
nrgaiop. At the close Of the meeting, inc ~
,titutc gave tie Professor vote Of ll'aDNS 'O'
his able aud eloquent address
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

OFFICER Vail. on Tuesday, arrested man
named Campbell, an Irishman, on suspicion Of
being the murderer Of man at Ciarksbnrg, a
week or two since. Campbell is short, thick
man, stability dressed, and had sorccye& Wallis
information was considered insufficient aud Al
derman Baltzcl discharged the prisoner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Ox a STElEE.-lhc jourrcym"n carpenters
Of Pittsburgh, and vicinity, stuck on Monda!
last for ali advance their wages. Some Of the
employers have >igniticl their Willingness to
give the advanced amount.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10
rNOM RALTINOEE.

ArmL mo rail received South of Mobile
Orders have been received at the GoSPort
Navy Yard to it ont the sloops.oI'war German
town mud Marion aud the brig Perry The
steam (rig1tr Roanoke is ready 10 receive her
officers. The Colorado is nearly ready and the
Z. $. steamer Inwhnttnn Inns been taken out Of
the dry dock after undergoing thorough repair
inc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

PNnE. DEGEUn Will not be responsible for the evil effects
which may br produced hy counterfeit called Electric OIL
after hs great remedy fprrsor' will not he cTlIOnsd
anil heed his repeated advice through the newspapers n"d
buy and use base article, when the Electric Oil, we'll
known aud highly recommended by Mayors 81 citi"r
Members Of Congress, PhystAnE AMI Merchants Of the
highest stanlrs 1s he has shown hy certificate, pul'
and every phi'adelpian, then they must bear the
Iurncrs u ileIr Ms Electric Oil Is Pleasant, H!~al
leaves person better than It began nnl rdnnm IO''hV
Group and tcCthng and ladies Il for the skin anil PIN.
pies, complexion, &C. rheumatism any pain cHru"l cN
tst when applied
Philadelphia,
! See ciriFcrfsE In Weekly papers.
Price q, ~ ard A per bulilr, anil person has ever
made my real Electric OIL but myself, In this any
other ciiy.
PHop. CHARLES nSGRNTI scoVCrrr aud sole manufacture
er IN the world VI Electric on
For salrby T. u. LOGAN co, Bridge Corner.
Also, by LACGlILl%S' HCSllFlELD,
IAnli Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10
ELECTION NEWS.

CucAGo April ~ In the election for officers
Of this cnnnty, the Republican tirkct has gen
orally been successful hy the average majority.
Wilton, Rep, reelected Chief Justice Of Wis
cousin majority unknown, Nothing definite
heard from Iowa. Dubuque City, Democratic
gain. Davenport City, Democratic county Re.
publican.
The Illinois Central nnl Rock Island Railroad
connection to I.asalr il completed,
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A sUDDqN CONVERSION.
ny sYLvAxrs CORE, ,R.

t0nc'udeuI
But why stay here: urged the brother
" You nre all failed away, ana disease IS upon
you. Why should yoa live with such brute!
"llnSh, Moses. Speak not So answered We
wife, keeping back the tears, twill NOT leave
lin now. HHt he VIII soon Ie"'" "e' TIC can
not live much longer,
At that moment Dame! hSra'h catered Il'
apartment. ETca Moses FELTON, was startled by
his appearance. lie looked Ike wanIcrer
from the tomb. lie had his Int on, AMI his jug
was in his hand.
"Ah, MoSeS--hOw are your he g7SYc'i. for
he could not speak plainly.
The visitor looked at hin few moments ~
silence. Then, as his features assumed COLI,
stern expression, he said, in calm, out strongly
calphasimd tone:
"nnnicl Byrnm, ! have been your next OeSt
friend but one. NY sister Is ~ angel WI! ,n'H',
With demon. have loved YOU, Daniel as
never lnvuI man before, for you were noble,
generous and kind; but hate ,you' Tor go" are
perfect dcv'l inc"rna'e' LOOK AT 'i"t wo'''a.''
She is my aiSteT--the only sister Gol ever gaze
me. wish her to live with ne, blt she VIII
not while you live: vet when ynu die she VII
come me. Thus do pray that Hod VIII soon
give her JOYS to my keeping Now 'i2n'eI'
do sincerely pray ''"t l'' !'>' '.''''',S S
which reaches me from my native place. aver
shall have reached my new hoWe, may he--""t
-l0'--''c--"Ch'.
Byram gaHcd upon IN" speaker some mo
mcntS wIth"ut speaking.
Moses, he at length S"'"' "y"n are mol IN
earnest ~,
AS true as heaven nah'G' a'n; nSl.
kno" that you are dead ! shall lie happy an"
not until then; $" go on. Fll your Jug' mt
"Stop, stop, Moses. | can rr'"rm'
"iou cannot 1t is beyond your power
IOu have had inducements rnn'lsh-cno"Sn 10
have reformed halt the sinners OF crsnti"h-"n''
yet you are now lower than ever before II"
and die, sir, as soon Ms YOU can Tor ''ls moment
that sees you thus Sha'9 SCI ho,lfnerS 'F"S :,
Byrnm'S eyes flashed and he DIRE" himself
proudly up.
$50, lie said, with tlngc Of Tat "i"' pow
rrGul sarcasm that often electrified Jury, 60
to Ohio, aud III send you news. TO, Sir, ana
watch the post. ,,,
With these words Daniel byram. hurled his
jug into the fireplace, a"d While yet It's thousand
pieces were Lying over the tI'or' he >'Fnde ir""'
the house. Mary SANK laIntIns to inr ilonr'
Moses bore her /" II bed, and tnrn' having call
cd in ucishbor, lie hurried away, Tor the Stage
was waiting.
For month Daniel Eyram hovercd over tae
blink Of the grave, but he did not dis,
"Uue rltI nj brandy will save y"", said the
In.tnr vim suA I.int the alIut removal 81 NIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

ON BrLulox.-It will be seen by the advcr-
tisemcnt Mt the head Of this column, that the
venerable Tnos. H. BESroN, alias OLD BULLION,
is going to speak at Washington Hall, on Thurs
day evening next. Benton is the relies Of an
other age, aud the "lonc star Of a galaxy Of 81.
ant statesmen of other lays. OF course, there
will be nm immense turn out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

"LlnD1 TIE ovi,r, 9TH. Lrtr'le, yes.
tcrday procured two hargrS from Wcsvi!lc, ard
will to day undertake to ri,e her. She lies il
peri!ous situation, ard succe>, in their efforts
will be almost a miracle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Rvs. Nrws,-watyr rrct4 inches, rising
.irriral, md Drpartoye'. Delegate, from Cl"'
clnna, to Pittsburgh. Gladiator and Ga1cIIe'
from Pittsburgh to ST. Louis. AlbcmnrIr' I'o'"
pa,kcr,burg to Parkcr,burg. Diuro"I' from
Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh. Henry \. Jones'
from Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Uxlox BANK At KXoXyILLr.--Thc Knoxville
Register, of the ed inst, says: We under
stand, from good authority, that the Union
Bank at this place, has now $l5o,ooo more Of
coin in its vaults than it had when the run upon
it commenced Within the last ninety days,
more than 100000 have been paid out by this
hraUch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Hos. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver his clio.
qncnt address on Washington, in Cincinnati, the
first week in May. Can he not be induced To
visit Wheeling?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

$4,000 E'RzG DRAwN DY A SLAvE.-l.aSt
Thursday, in Louisville, negro man, the pro-
pcrty oil. r. Greene, lawyer, drew the capital
prize in the Kentucky State Lottery 100000,
lie had, however, sold hall the ticket to ayoung
man Of the name Of Edward Thomas II lottery
ticket vender, and of course receives but half
the prize.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

HON. THOMAS II. BENTON
VIII deliver hs great speech "Thv unION, at Washing
ton Hall on thursday evening hrx the 10Th Inst Tickets
for sale at all tie bookstores. HplC-il
[Tlmrs and Argus eopy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Ssw YoRE, Apr! S.-F'onr market unsettled sales $3.50
hhls State has advanced be, sales 1T $S da.Gj Ohio
has advanced &c, sales At $39hGdW. Wheat Tm, sales
unI.1pOrtnnt Provisions hrm. WHISKY firm.
Hooks higher. Galrna Chicago lt9 Michigan Ccuirla
9jS: Erir ~; Cleveland Toledo =; Cleveland Pats
if-h 1i..; MlaauEir ~ Chicago Rock Island lUh, III
moi, Central lH!, q" bond. ~; MchtGAn Southern ~
T. Central 81. Fem. Coal Go Sil; Reading 9s; MI''omr!
G' s33, Mississippi -, C!sy. Co. Tin. ri virginia Is
W. Can;cn 81; Cumberland ~. SIrius Nc!angr nHr at
iWsa..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

The Commissioners of Washington County
have offered reward of $1,000 for the appre.
hcnSion Of the murderer or murtlcrers Of Sam'l
II, White
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

PrrsuuGGn, April o--Eivu stationary with
i feet q inches water. Weather wet.
ClNrrNNNr April a. Weather cloudy and
no rain since last evening,
ST. l.orIS, AwiI 9.-RivCr still about Station
ary with plenty Of water in all the upper streams.
Weather cool, clear and pleasant BUSINESS
very lively
LorrLF, ApriI 9,--SiS feet , inches in tie
rnai, . feet Inches Oh the falls; rhrr falling.
Weather cloudy Mcrrnry A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

EIyrn R.LnoAD THAyE.-Yhe amount O
travel and hu.incs., on the Cleveland, ri'lR'urp
and Wheeling Railroad Notwithstanding u'
Inrga number Of boats plying up and dow''-~h
really surprising. Wrnrc told that there p"I
,cd our ely, yesterday, on irainsoI ms iI mo-
g,G ~. Myers The ears also took upward ia
head o! cattle and horses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Tn New York 7riboas advises IL friends N
Kansas 10 bear mud fDfbchr.' Wcprcsnmc 'hv
Gfst part oG tic advice il meant for the women
md 'hr la.t for the lnrI, r. Ian, L"r"3h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10
AND ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
BUT STILL A FACT!
is A AC PR A G e R.
a. 1,Sn ~ ~, E1rna0 VYkealInv Vn

90 Embroidered Collar, from l!tc up tn lnrs"'t as
ortmcnt and cheapest ever brought ~ Wheel ",
EWp PirAsDs very low. together with Other btrgahs
never y. fare uF. rel
Ictll The especial AT nIoa of n" Trad, to splendid
snc. 81 Millinery G"o!s such ~ Hirn,t i"lh Staw mud
suf Rourrl frames of rvrr kmI, S,rnn Gimp. n"nnrt
RnrIrr and plain DrllIugs, PloWr., Ss"t, SIT Li'"n
Cuu,s, ,tr Al 4 which vii Al u T. ten Jahlirg
~ CO., NJ | huy direct ffuN nNnumr'rr o.
La adj, 10 81 to TIC yrry close. rl,t yn7' n.'-on
o. llylir ISAAC PnNUiE
nrg II M.luEi., NLsH.iHE, ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10
rms NOT A DYE!


Gr,yIr'r Rohi, orE.T."1! GTittd"M' diStr.'S ~ "s
Eair -, s,.ilt. rIIfd 10 EaGwc'H9, mi irags o.
MFRS = A. NilE%'S wUEIWS IlNE EhsrOhtR
Eev. " TIiAUHER lGn lrN' uf ago. li'bt'' Chen;
nnrc Count, NY My ha'E Is Row restored to "''uf''
c,,lhr art 90 e. 10 iHl' :. ,,,
Rrv. VIA CCTvEl, IA, Myihers MWsaiie, y, = wv
harris changed csnatm !Iet'r sr""'nS Oh o""fi''
&C." ,,,,,,.,
was grt,, q az a,.t.r"I {" IT. natural color, Sc
Erv il CLENuLNlN, ChicaFO, H. ~ can add ny ''''''
mnny .,ai rrrau,r"nh Il 10 nv irrnds"
Rt,. u r WOOD, Midl'""Wn, \. y. NV o'n h'F mas
greatly 'htI NrI al" that "i "m' Of ~! 'i'"!' "hE
WIy, WI =. TiaTI%, Char'.l, g c. "Ihc white haE
Ncrsang hyiHl.d, ARD b,w lai Nnfn!nr, %c.
lev, - FUISE, sri"er Cr"rk, y. ', VT hSf rr"uc'h
-oG "A, =, On rsy lar. anu i.aH ai lave
Ery. Jos, MrRrr, ra,'"r {! M..t Il. H. ChnrS'' N.Y.
yccuIlrry HIS Il.
Rev D. MORRIS, Gross River, y, E.,alsC, md
Mr.. R,y.H. 4 rESTT, IIanG'n, y. y
We rCA .G thIsI, hui II the ABOVE 'a'i TO convince
TRY IT! sold h 1l the prncn; merchants IN tie United
Stntr, CuhR and Canada. %A"!valc ard retail d"pi NJ"
~ NruOnr street New York 'fars trro sell aT;.'
cIrS instead OF this on which tcy make more profit, II ~
write to drpOt Tor circular Nrd Information.
nriI!.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Cixclxx,7i, April 9-ronr dull prices nominal Nothing
llur In Provisions, all but pork dull aiTrrsuar ut
AtkGI9Sl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

$DlGO-
! poo llr Man'in nnh Catnccas-'or r.lciy
go 7 u LOEAS 4 60 .
GEEAr vdrlrI, u, nue. Quor., In sinrr and lor'r- ny
~ Wa, EhN ANpf 4 URO,,
'h6 adjoining the Post UNrn.
nUCKWuEAT rl,OuG--u2i n ,ct,,lu.t rrc,r,d and
- ar 'alo m t,l!ll " EDWARDS \ mo,
IlNk AlrLE tlLLSh= Iu,l received aud ior splr ul
] mh!d EDWARDS 4 NNU,
ON GGUss Mri.nur'. Improved rl. and Nrruiiur', t"r
~ @lcH lly@l LNuGllliNS ntSliIlElD
I lNsrED Oll.-aa nl,, rscyNcl md ler mlcm
] ! mig I Il lUlASA co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Srw ORLrtNs, Aprl S-SarS Of Cotton 400 bales. Tt"
advcrs hy the steamer Canada had effect prices.
crpt for the day, l> bales Sales Of llour 1t 3646!1-
Germ C6:. Sugar firm ut u alnS. PORK &!3 frVehts
dull. Exchange iusi.
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SNLAMANUFE SAFES.


on. aren't. II Whrrlu., Va,
The following tr.ta. Mat vlid, nlI"nI' H. !h r. l"'m'
y ty.,,D II Tho M u. IluuaFv, IT., ~ N"rmr- ~ ~
rL "a, 'i ,,t. tr,,ufac,ur.i w. Moor RurIr Arn's
rL 81 TchaI u =. Ianus al IL, 'gbr -,i.r"li -
In u,,lr, to " 49,. T. Il N"iru Co. ana l'lr success,
~ u.,,,, an, nrnrH co., Iu ~ Hs 'nT III sale ~
II r. pTpuf ,p'tF, hTN vrrln. thhi upon
,rrnpg our .afr 4 Al ua' W t' great NE "i ~ "l ','
,'rmrtion II the rlt huiImg al r l-i'' 81 N"N,'I'
a. vtr,, NJ nov after rur ~ tr nn' MI Nv" "N's ara
rr can rl,rrutly rrcuGuirnt l,r Sai'. :" ,in riMr
Tn, nboy. apu' Onch sat w ilIs ~ OPENED nni pc"
,ur AMI rr. with c'rN thiihr largg ni"ur' NJ h,nA'
ma n,Irg. tlrrrn contained we're IN g.h wMt. Ih ''
vTthg perfectly "gilr, " NJ ~ "a, - W,
gr Irvt- Jan. ., ~ N'tl-'nl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-10

Mo. . Washington Hall.

TAKE pleasure in informing friends and patrons 81
Wheeling and Ia vicinity and the citizens generally that
nave lust received tie largest ncst and best selected
stock of Cloths Cnsmrrs and Netngs' for spring and
summer wear, that have ever otrrl 10 TIE cschS Of
Wheeling and vcny; all Of which am prepared 30 make
to order In tie and most approved style ant best
manner ut short uOtce All goods warranted In be- m rep
resented or TO sale. ,
Ibayr al.o u,t received srgc s.orE Of Gent" Furnish.
IN. Goods such as white CU!DHd and WarsC!llSt shiTts
and Shirt Collar, SILK, Cotton and Mrrin0 Under Shr's
sir Cotton Linen and lanes Draws Sk and Linen Hand
k.rchrfs SusprndrTs, SIX, Cotton md Lsr hill iIofr'
black white aud colOrrd Kh Gloves Of the very heI makes
plain black aud fancy Stocks Ties CcvM., g. g.
'''''" J. II. STALLNAS,
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No. 9. Washington HAL
wnrehe., JcwcIry, st1yer""a plated ware
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A LARGE SALE OF
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND CARS:
AT AUCTION!

THE undersigned, being determined to close up bis bn'l.
l ness, will sell at Public Auction, On
an Friday. the INth day Of NprtI, 1897,
~ ln"cluck NJ, Auction Room No. i" Market Square
Whrvng Va his entire stock " Roots, Shoes, Hats TAPS
Uubrlas ard Carpet Sacks embracing over lW cases AL
In good ORDER Rnd Of the best quality.
The sale will he positive, and coutiuu" from day IT, day
viii gnl It rrrp, u their Interest. to attend the sale
TEKNs ~ SALg-A suns Of s?6 under, cash Tor all
suns exceeding 49, credit nf six months, tie purchaser
N''''7 H. IT, WATSON.
.ipt
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No, lib MALL 0LTEtII WNVUIIUb' va
rs now Opening one Of the finest and largest asSrmenu
Of GOOD. In his line that has ever been brought to this
city, which will h. SOLD Wholesale AID Retail Vt prices rs
iTT, n nny house West Of the Atlantic riiic,.
Among his goods may be- found Gold ard Sl"Cr "1fms
from some Of tie aOsf celebrated Enr'I Ahd Su'sr M'Hu
"Ct5rrr.Tr Also tie real d. II, 10 American Patent
liver W,,cs, Clocks IN great variety, Including t"
dny Regulator Of fine quality suitable for Banks kA'oa"
s. ,tluns Olhrrs and Watch Makers.
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava, and al! fold Jwclr. Aso an
assortment Of Soft Soldier and plated J"T'ry very cheap
moo, End Case. Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article ~
hi, nIlI,lm,nt Is warranted to bC ~ good y. Titsth
3D. on The n"nr, returned call i swctmll. solicited
rL9j lis Main g., use door from M'''h% '"''"'''
SSI.\WANUFE SAFES.
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RIVER ANn WEATHER..

HALIFAX, April N--NooO-Ihc expected
steamship Niugara, las nolhccn siSual!Cd below,
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Ii AIS "A n - CAPS.
S D HARPER G. SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CoENEK MAIN USiOS STREETS.

VJ'Ehavc on hand and are receiving IIy,A atee 49,"
w runrririe assortment u llns hnl caps tmHrlhF
EVERY ynrcty uf gtlr and rrrc. and IN tlfN q" we W.
r,I, demand foF first elias goods, We have pAih par
Lana Si,rnton To tlr getting up u such rs are expressly
Adapted 10 tie wants Of our cn,l"arl' Wv.
he ,rst ~ les Of Hats aud Gaps ~ soon ~ li"unt"
And We Eau promise that the n"FgLt NII n"it o,'n, w.
Ioruients " veil the brst qualities Of every
arr 10 be- found At our establishment
The Pubic are respectfully invited to ta nn" tAa ,
our asW Sil spare IN pAhH 70 HVT t'i,,"
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VIZ nrc authorized to announce SIIERRARD
GLEN EMS. Of Ono CorMr, rs the Democratic
candidate for Congress for this Congressional District.
ANN lL--Ip