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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14
HYGEIA HOTEL.

- OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
j22sss1H This renowned SUMMER RESORT Will D. re-
StAzS opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There Is waterng-pRce In the land presenting moro
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad view of Hampton RoRds and the Chesapeake
Bay, It is famed by the constant sea-breeze.
It's location at the site Of the FIRST military post in the
country.
salt water region at its doors.
The fin, at ball room In America, spacious and most
pleasant billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries. sshtfnl heae e.
and country jaunts the best fVr Good
rent ne rostrI, among the attractions.
dIscouFsed only by the band appurtennnt to
the establishment the Band OF the 2 Regiment OF u
Artillery, said he the hest In the army.
And health Is surpassed by the most secluded
retreat Tne various army surgeons Of the post
and nil the physicians resident In the vicinity have certified
that they hdre lOCl case af d1Hs and IeUer or
bilious fe1er to originate at Old Point Comfort, and that
IL Is fHr0i0hofke year healthy locdtitV dHy
he face OF tie edrt See their certificates In the Far
mt and De Bows Review.
Of thevery best BANDIES, direct from the London
docks-a special Importation OF the Messrs Burrus Of Nor
will found IN the cellar of the HOTEL and the best
LIQUORS NIL kinds to he had in the country shall
nothing inferior in department. resolved
make the Hygeia the FIRST establishment Of the
kind In the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
fel5-Im Proprietor.
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SUMMARY,

MR GEoReE PEABoDY, madea farewell visit to
his native town OF Danvers, Mass, on Thurs
day last. He visited the Peabody Library, the
High School, and other places Of interest. In
the evening, at the Town Hall, which had been
uneIY uSe-'.-y~~- -i-.-z-l---:ns. en- onnortu.
nifty was afforded to-the people of the town to
take farewell Of Mr. Peabody, who in reply to
some remarks of the Rev. DR.. Beaman, Presi-
dent of the evening, made brief but eloquent
address. Mr.. Peabody in few weeks returns
to England
OxE of the most prominent citizens of Mis-
souri,; the owner of twenty-one grown up slaves,
besides their progeny-has offered to emanci-
pate all, provided general emancipation could
be secured He knows and says that the rise
in real estate, consequent upon the abolition of
slavery in Missouri, would four-fold pay for the
slaves
JUSTICE Dawson has refused to take bail for
Ars. Cunningham, otherwise Burdell, and states
his reasons in an opinion. A writ of eentiorGri
was granted by the Court 'of Common Pleas,
under which all the papers in the case will be
brought up, and the whole matter reviewed.
Mrs Cunningham remains for the meantime in
the same place, safely watched and to all intents
in custody.
The Edinburg, tJOhnsOu CO., Ind) Es,s, says
that the hog cholera has extended to the farms
in that vicinity, and some men have lost all their
stock hogs. Those who still have hogs are de-
batting whether it would not be as well to let
them starvc at once, instead of fattening them
only to die of cholera, and thus lose hogs and
food both.
News from India indicate troublesome state
Of affairs Calcutta was in ferment, in con
sequence of the alleged discovery of conspi-
racy among the Musslcmon population. The
capture of Delhi was reported, and the news had
caused great rejoicing in England but no def
mite tidings of the event had been received.
THE Hillsdalc Standard has the following -
A dead head on tho Central road sent his ex-
Pired pass to the Superintendent, Rice, with the
following on its back
Meas my stars.
No the
A. dead head I'll ride IA = rail-,
Unless Mr.. Rice
Shouid lake nv l1Vlee.
And pend me Poss By the mall
To which Mr. Rice responded
Ths Conductor win pass
This bundle Of gas,
Prom July TN the middle 81 lent;
Like any dead head,
without paying - red,
Let him ride 70 his hearts content
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

Tn Missouri ELEeriox-The Missouri Dem
oenaf Of Tuesday. altoF giving the returns Of
the State election In that State as far as received,
remarks: 1t win besesn that Rollins majority
so far, is s57s, with twenty-three counties to
hear from. In the Presidential race those
twenty-three counties gave Buchanan 1880 ma
iority over Fillmore, so that If Stewart were to
get all of Buchanan's majority i'll the rest of the
state, Rollins would be elected by 17s votes
There are 1901 of the votes cast last year for
Benton for Governor in the counties not yet
heard from, and Stewart So far has lost nine
tenths of all the Benton vote in the Interior
From the character of the counties to be heard
from, We think Rollins present majority may
lie reduced 1900 votes, and but little, if any
thing, more than that. So much for the pros
pect.
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de. ". ID. VALLET,s

FEMAIE .PERIUDIUAI PILI.
These pls in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also the Hospitals of Of France many
meeting with unparalleled the great
est satisfaetton-curing where other remedies fam
They act charm correcting rregularity and OBJ
StrnetIons producing regular Of the monthly dis
mild and gentle stimulaut They produce an agreeable
ehilrraton and happy influence mind and body
Pregnant femaies,Or those aupposlns themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills. they produce
although circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale By
janis LAUGHLINs BUsIIPIELp.
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TnE FATHER OF RATTLEsSAKEs.-Some weeks
since, Mrs. Murrell. residing on Hoods Greek,
Blount county, N. c.. Killed a rattlesnake which
measured six feet four inches in length, twenty
inches around the body, three and half inches
across the head, and having fangs one inch above
and clear Of the flesh. His rattles had nearly
all decayed, only nine being left, which were
whitish and full of holes, as if eaten through by
insects He was thought to be at least thirty
years old
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OrR RELATloxs WIN FoRErGx Govr3xMrxrs.
The National Intelligencer thus refers to the
peaceful relation existing bstween the United
States and Foreign Governments:
"Our Governmental affairs with the foreign
world are in state Of unwonted, if not unpre-
cedented tranquility-the only unsettled mattor,
we believe, being the claim of indemnity against
New Granada for damages suffered by certain
Americans in the riots at Panama in 1855. In
regard to this affair it is stated that the negotia-
ton does not promise an early conclusion, though
in what the difficulty consists we are not advised
Spanish diplomacy always required time; but,
distinguished by honor and good faith
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BInck or Brown Hair prOdueed in 1--WE minutes,
freru the Grayest Reest HAIR by tile application WA
tection and njure the hair or skin matter
Often applied how long continued Use the genuine
possibly Ma-k-the steel engrav-
ing on the box, wN A. BATcHELoR eSs broadway,
sides. Ask for WA DATcukLoas Hair Dye
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apso-fm T. II. LOGAN & co.
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Is Mis- CuNx1xGnAMs CASE on Monday, jus
tice Dawson decided not to admit her to bail.
He gave an opinion expressing his conviction
that the evidence showed her to have been gull
ty of the crime charged againsth her, and to have
come within the statute. The proof of crime be-
ing so clear he did not think it his duty TO allow
bail. Mrs. C.s counsel has. expressed his deter.
lnlnatlon TO move for certiorari in order to get
an admission to bail Mrs. c., pending the
suit this, will remain in Bond street bnt should
she not be admitted to bail, difficulty is appre
hended IN removing her to the Tombs, as she
still profess to be sick, Temaines in her bed,
and declares she will not be removed except by
force and in lier diShabiIle. DIR. Catlin is still
in the Tombs, and denies that he peIsonated DIR
BurdcIl on the occasion of the marriage. There
are no other items of interest connected with the
case Justice Dawson after; giving his decis-
ion, made out commitment for Mrs. Cunning
ham, and placed it in the hands ofthc police hav-
ing charge of her; but, in view of Mr. Stafford's
intention to apply for a writ of ccrtiorari, she
was allowed to remain at Bond street dwelling.
Yesterday morning, judge DAILY, of the Court of
Common Pleas. granted the writ, the petition
for which was signed by Mrs. Cunningham as
Emma \. Burdell" The judge made the writ
returnabie to-day, Wednesday morning. when
the hearing will take place on the application to
admit her to bail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

RE1GuoS AND oLrTcS. following reso-
lutiOus were adopted at Democratic political
meeting in Floyd county, Geo, the other day
They both contain sound doctrine:
Rseolee9. That we arc well pleased aud feel
thankful to kind Providence for the abundance
Of the present harvest, by which the poor may
be fed.
Re,ol.eG. that We arc not in favor Of candi-
dates being nominated whose Claims have not
been canyassed before the people previous to
the morning of the Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

TROUBLES N MExrco.-A letter from Vera
Cruz to the New New York Herald state that on
the 18th ult., tumult occurred in Pueblo, in
which several spaniards were stoned and beaten,
and the worst Of the affair is that the Spanish
flag. which one of the Spaniards had takenin
his hand to protect him from the popular fury,
was torn from him, trodden upon, and torn to
pieces. The letter also states that the Mexican
people are decidedly in favor Of war with Spain.
New enlistments in the National Guard are be-
ing made in every quarter of the Republic, and
even old men and women are offering their SER
vices in the campaign.
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spEo1AbNoT TIC Es.
rho.s In1eTesIed, and all others, are requested to

Those Interested, and all 0thers are reqpes'eu TO
hear in mind that We have in store full supply Of
Trttsses various styles and prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Abdominal.
SHOULDER Rracts-several styles.
Ezastia Sioetiags-srk and Cotton.
e..n.asor, Rin6ag1s-stik and Cotton
syringe self.injscttns and plain
do Metal Glass and India Rubber
do wauson,s SELF. .rith manual"
do saowden's Elastic Barrel.
BrGass I'u,ups-sfx styles
Nprsia0 Bofflss-Thrre styles
Pe,sIries, Fipples, SO
~ peya.e room is attached to The store, in which
tn LOGAN 4 CO.,
.n..a Bridge corner Druggists.
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Ambrotvpes for a

PARTRIDGE, a. hi, new and spacious rooms, with f.en
ties operating and arrangement Light equal
any the country and far superior any the city is
producing these beautiful pictures which
In the country He prepared make AmbrotyPes SO
they be sent BY mall without extra postage Also to set
them inloeets and pins, price Dasuerreotypes-
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to Last for ages unchanged.
Ankinds materials used In the business for sale
ROomE east side Of Mau above Monroe over Marsh
TayIor's new store auE1s
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TRANSPORTATION OF ENGLISH CoxvIors.-The
London correspondent ofths Philadelphia Amer
lean writes:
Aninteresting batch of convicts are about to
be conveyed to Frcemantle in western Australian
Among themare Paul Strahan and Bates, the
bankers of theStrand Strahan to my personal
knowledge, began life with 81 900, 600 cash, and
estates worth, Mt the lowest fraction 81 $50 GOD
This large fortune was left to him by the late
Andrew Strahan. the Kings printer, 6ieorge
the Fourtf's reign,) who himself died nth in
cash alone $1,000 900, and estates of g. 1t val
tie besides Strahan's real name is SI.Ir. and
he took the name of Andrew Strahan when he
came in possession of the wealth the oil man
left him. He is now miserable convict! Rob-
son, the Crystal Palace forger, and Redpath, of
the great northern frauds, are of the party also
Agar, who stole the gold from the Southeastern
Railway; Seward, the barrister, known as .Jem
the Penman," and others equally notorious, will
perform the voyage together in the same ship.
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How GovERSnESr DoEs RusISEss-A govern

How GovEKNNESr DOES HuSINEss--A govern
ment transaction is recorded in connection with
certain property in Throgs Neck, L. I. where it
is proposed to erect Qualifications The original
owner offered the property to the Secretary of
War, last April, for $4,000, but the purchase
was declined on account ofthe price. party
of spectators at once purchased the land at
$3.50, 900 and as they were of pOliticalk kin to tile
administration found but little difficulty in per-
snading the government to take the property at
5000, 600. They poeketed so, 900 and the Ma
tioual treasury lost $4,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-14

JunIcIAL EtEcrioS.-The result of the recent
election for Judge in the Abingdon district is
still in doubt The condition of affairs is thus
stated by the Abingdon Firginid,i
At the meeting Of the Conductors in this place
ON Friday Of last week, TO count the vote and
render their certificate, it appeared that of the
whole vote pOlled Col. Eulkerson had majori-
ty of 90, but the polls at some of the precincts
in Lee, where he had majority of about 200,
were not signed by the commissioners, and there
fore doomed illegal by majority of the Con-
ductors. Three Of them, however. certified to
the election Of Col. Fulkerson, and four to the
election Of Mr.. Stras-consequently no election
The matter has been referred to the Governor
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10 YOU WANT no RE SHAYEDp

q ETNHARD GAUs takes occasion return his thanks
HI to the city public who him ample
patronage e he has enjoyed He has now the very best
neees at his shop underneath the sprEg House,
secured such assistance will accommodation
OF his patrons His Of the liberal kind 10
regular customers. jy2S-1R
UsT REcEIyRD.-The sold House by the RiTer' 'Tent
~ Life in the Holy Egypt and ubia
BY W @. Prince; Charlotte Bronte tCanter6ury Taes
Virginia Illustrated, BIZ Porte Cray ea and see lta
Testimony Of the Roe' Ny Schools and School AIaster
by Hugh Mneriit Little DorTt' in cloth and paper
ExDected day invoice OF the that nanufae
tuEed Of Legal Cap, Letter Note Paper-ordered e
pFessly for the legal profession.
Everything In The Stationery Book line o
hand At III Main street, NYhteiinE, "a. jyas
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MEDICAL.


IH AnPTOH'S TINCFURH
HI WILL, CTTRE Dvcnpno,
n I1TnyroN1,e, r,,,,1I O4H1 O1SPEPSIA
hsAlf 1OESi . llNC1UhE
WILL, CTTRF corrc,,
TTNnTTTPF 4't1 OOuGH.
WILL CURE RHETIIAr1c,.
INCTTTRE tSh.
~ y ,Iy y ~ - CO.,
TINCTURE e4soF oLA.
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
EiAMRTON'Sz TINCTuIRE
WILL CURE NErIp,Ic,.
TINCTURE -',-i''i"'
WILL CURE SPINAL DTsEAcr-
TINCTURE
4r4 WILL INVTcop am,
llaAlFl ON . IlNSl CRE
WILL CURE LOW SpIpTTC
HAYPTON'S TTNCTTTRP - IL.
whereysr used ha. been successful In CuRlSG DISEASE
To MS nTsT IsEs eS 81 IhF T,I IIIsS:
GREATRElEDT and should used IN every tisi !;
~, an, 1RR. VIZ. LIGH
tr. o, GcD,Sf;S1 DE- 5Sl5EsohE
" W. y5LIllLsIsia 9nq nsrtoHl D4eds,
NJ " ~ 6 SL,tsfa. " IL. St1EdALLS,
Most reaat case eS Ssrefas n Ssars ;a.5t,,
"' 3tyeS g, Pteecs eL SoIe Testored 70 heGlG.
-LAE>S -AH az ,,SSGOFAELD, 4s1eAH,
He' coysI yedTs or SllperaHg hdS dStonEAhsdRtr
JF'eA lEn ~ t re tg1!cfsd edH to see Atr.
boy IN The family Of the lion W. p Thonasson, once
49, 49, y, [oul hShtucG!, VA. uasa Of sOrei
' ~ nus ey e!lus turned inside out, pntr1a
iE S is so as 10 pTohnce nlindnes He VA
e"teu " n I I.sIps9s NeGeIabIs Ilnetnre
OlSEEPSkAI NERVOUS DISEASE, dc.
rom these complaints for is months With body and mad
Tinctufe, amer other things failed
G0GGR, CONSUMPTION. DC.
ness ete had in ALL Eve six physicians; tried ali n.
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From n. Baltimore I.t.io and Commercial Gazette
HAMpToN's TINCrURE-ThIs medicine, which has been
before the public years. but especially for
the last year. by essrs Mortimer Mowbray, sole pro-
pretors has with remarkable success have
from the most respectable Aarse number of pa
tehts who have been relieved, and number Of the medical
profession also WHO have used 1t in their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proPrietors.
- s--a-~ - ''OstFams Dut
rs we have many letters Messrs. Mortimer Now
bray, from the above mentlOned feel TO be
nothing justice cathe attention of the people
to their advertisement in tO-day's paper.
t. II. LOGAN CO,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2s-1w-daw
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A large contract has been made for -four, de-
liverable Louisville next March, at four dollars
and a halfPer barrel. New flour sells there now
at five dollars. This is the best news of the
day.
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JrpAs IScARIor AND rue MEDIrM.-Dye's
Wall street q. W Broker containsa communica-
ton from the spirit Of Judas Iscariot, through
Mrs Porter, medium, in which he says the coin
recently issued in Wall street is a correct copy
Of those with which he was bribed With an
endorser so well acquainted with the facts, we
do not see that there is further room to doubt
the genuineness of the copy referred to.
Judas states that he betrayed his Master for
the money because he was poor and needed il;
further, that he received it from the high priest
about eleven o'clock in the evening; that he
was born in ,Jelusalem 1896 years ago; that he
lived five yers after the crucixion, and was then
choked upon chair.
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CHRoNIC DTABBHcEA

CHRONIC DIARRHCEA.
We have possession the ceracste of respectable
citizen estfng that he entirely cured this
fll d!seaseby using BgRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
shall pleasure in showing certificate any
person doubling this statament. aps-1wdaW
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10 HOTSEEEEPER.S-

IMPROVED sENAMELED AIR-TIGHT FRUIT JARS
ME oniy article that be used year year and
answer good purpose, for preserving Fruits Teeeta-
bies &C. &C. In their natural state. body Of the Ware
perfectly solid, the glaze pure ht glass; the Jars
free from AL Metallic substance They are free from any
objection Of poison light porousness L. which have
condemned the Jars and Cans Of other materials
Full directions accompany each Jar For sale boIrssl
and retail, at the House Formulating store o.
J. x. DuNHAAI 4 co.,
+ IVY us Main street. NI1eenr. VI
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For Rent.

EVERAL desirable Country Residences within eight min.
- walk Of the Market House. The houses
and well arranged for convenience and comfort each hay
ing six and cellar, with pump Of excellent cold
water in the yard, and situated command fine
view Of the city well the miles below,
and aordng all the advantages of country
denee, and Of Good garden plots
lent fruit trees be had II desirable. Inquire Of
auR5 STONE 4 THOMAS E
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DEATH AND DISEASE.
pE,rH-HOw comes it, friend, in every shape
Youlct so many folks escapes
p1sEssR.-Dread sire, use all means can,
~ To obviate the life Of mani
! dog his footsteps from his birth,
,Tl he returns to mother earth.
Iuse all means used Of old
Changes Of weather-hOt and cod;
give them colds-I give them pains
! rack their boncs-I IRE their veins,
IpOison them with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive ehyle,
Yet all Is useless uUrhinZ EIIis
DRAvH--HoEl y thasF
DisnAsE,-E1sy aittake BHlAnEEEH's PtrLs-
t. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
tvqt-1v-5av Agents.
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EEWRR AND AGUB.

various remedies for this disease stands
DR.. ANTIDoFB.
4 f.- doses will cure any ordinary and OH posE t
invariably stops the ehIs II contains not"ny W @
i.crrs bIirtfui to THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY
STANCES and never produces the unpleasant enc @
attend the ouinine and other agents 40 sil and
ONLY .ANTIDOTE FOR MALARIA.
fr sba,isubers.rs Fever and Asue Antldots' and
he sure you get PILLS.
Sold 6y respectable Druggists eSergt'here,
PRICE, $3.50.
Far sale bv LAUGHLINs DUsHPIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole proprietors, a. T. sHALLENBERGBR 4 Co,
augI-sm hoehe9's -
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
g. IHAPPOEDT, Md.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

JHR twelfth .lunle Of this JOURNAL commences With
J4nuary.lsST- twill, heretofore be independent
Of every local interest and influence and devoted 70
The Interests OF It's Patrons and 70 the advanesent
OF sound views and correct observations.
This JOURNAL Is issued the first OF every alternate
month Eaehnumber comprises hundred forty-four
octave paEes. and contains q STEEL ENGRAVED POR.
TRAIT Of a distinguished Medical man.
tn volume begins with aud q completed the
November ssne u win thus eOutain six Portraits, and
eight hundred aud EiTty four pages Of reading matter
IER1s-ROUR DOLLARS per aunnul, In adcdRes, which
entities the subscriber receive hts PsT.
AeE subscription 70 begin with the January number.
- PersonS Wishing to subscribe &boaid address
letter, enclosing s. which VIII our risk If The letter
Fegtstsred. G. HAPPoLDT, u. d.
aP-o-Sa Charieston, s. G.
IQLACk Kngish Grapes, just reeeivrd.
u my<o HEIskELL sWEARISGEE
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Wilmington & Baltimore R. R. Co, 1
Philadelphia, June 80, 1857.

WV. 4. CRoCEEa, Eso.-Dear Sir-Encloscd
send you a statement of the performance OF
the Webster on this road. The train run by
the Webster is the noon express the heaviest
and quickest train down, and the night train
up, which is also the heaviest train up. She has
never failed to make an abundance of steam in
all the trips she has made; and is, in every re-
spect, successful coal.burner.
Yours truly, S. NJ FELTON,.
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Adminfstrator5s Sale

4ANAAI444LbU u TUT , DdIOs "
ON Saturday, the 18th of August 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
" will offer public sale, at the Cd Ward Market, the
following property, belonging the estate Thomas
Lanr, decd Two Work Horses-1 large Wngon-one
sett uble Wagon Harnes-ane sett Dray Harness-tT0
lbs. Broom Corn-tWo Saddles and Bridles-two large
Chains-one large sledge, &c. GEO. E. YICKAAAi,
z. DAY, Administrator. Auctioneer
aug6-td. E=TT[
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NEW ApvHRTIsBMNNTs
NEW ROCKS

IIsT RHcEIYED-sodfrry's Narrative Of the Last Grim
V nell Arctic Exploring Expedtlon-nce only 90 cents
Canterbury Tales, by Harriet Lees Motnonisn, by Elder
ys Bdar A. Poe complete Works. Greeley Life OF Hem
~ Cisy Also good assortment Of Standard Works -
toF S@'s ~ wy JOSEPH GRAVES,
anef4 Main St, Centre Wheeling.