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

BAReArNs are said to be had at B. H. Wat
sons, who wishes tn close business, and is de-
tiuined 10 sell goods at such prices as will give
sa.isaction to those wanting them. Country
tn. chants are specially invited to call. =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01
state OF the Nei.hborius markets.

Potatoes $3.50. Butter 2lc Beans 81 rs, Onions 75c
Eggs l0c. Timothy seed 3d. Dried Apples $3.50. Peaches
Wy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

Te-srGur, as a grand New Years bill, Jack
csae, Judge courad's great play, will be prolu-
ees ID the Athenaum Read the whole bill in
aA1ihcr column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

GoED-The total amount of gold brought to
Sew York from California this year is $4O,S19,-
9s9 1t is about s 800, 900 less than last year.
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.noLL1sInN

New HAVEN, Dec tSl-The morning New
York train came in collision with wagon near
Milford, killing VIM. Kelsey, and fatally inju-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

TlrE livery stable of Thomas Stephens, at Sa
vapnah, was destroyed by hreon Tuesday last,
and lorty horses burned.
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BY TELEGRAPH


cIScISSArr, Dec. 3I.-FlOur DUH at $5l5G5sO Wheat
active and unchanged in price. brisk ut 4i55 Hogs
tE'sk at full prices. Groceries firm.
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VIM. BARR EFT, P.roprieto
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.


MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND GAPS,
III AS on hand and is receiving large
IL and general RssOrtmgntO Of Hats CAPS COMPRISING
all the varieties Of color and shape Of Hats
IN use OF TIE latest faslon and Manufactured from the I'M
est and the best workmanship, all which will
sold Wholesale and Retail at the lowest possible price
From my experience in the business, and having always
used my best endeVOTs please and furnish the public with
good, fashionable and servieeable hat feel confident
with my present facilities, and large stock hand
am able TO supply patrons with article superior
any heretofore offered.
IrssPectfully request call from those Hats
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere.
5. AVERY, Ne 146 Main st.
sn0 Is ell ssFfs yCtt- Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

TnE Lafayette Journal says that George D..
Prentice, the world renowned editor OF the Lou
isyille journal, is about to establish paper in
st. Louis.
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Ne call attention to the advertisement of J.
Z Lee, in another column. He insnres perfect
aizfnction.
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g nhz z e : I G j. bIEEsoIrI 2 % /;
coMsUMPTIoN CURED

BIB Nyf DRcElHED By base limitations. HEifRMAk
sABk = Gus GEAUINk COD LIVER OIL, never ditnp-
points Apd niue has proved pt1or =
all et.ers and The only cure for CONSUMPTION.
A. sFt great deal Of spurious oil IN The market sul.
terated with seA oil, whale OIL &C., Ac iaIel
moi 9e taken 70 procure the Gsnuine.
Cur OIL - u1ade factory N ara
e bottle has our Signature the cork careful q "a
liBeEtA1 CLARK \ Co.'S, for since tsdGt or NJ p9I-
f" ar ine there has been HTtieis lnTodpeta
called which q In no way connected wIg n d 4
- 2. ~ = %He- Aeas Y qsFssete, eStls22sE
s AaE4A
,i efas ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

al faagsa SAILED.
BosroS, Dec. 31.-Ehe Canada sailed at noon
to-day, taking nearly $500, 600. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-01

Ia. Jxo. G. VAIL has resumed his office as
putty Sergeant, in Centre Wheeling
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II accordance with a.time-honored and bless.
"a. aston, no paper will be issued from this
o'sce tomorrow. f
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IT IS NOT a DYE!

Grey hatred, id dicted Soit disesses oyGhs
haST 9r scatP, Tsa6 tss. I1l,o,Ufng, and jMdgs9r
Mrs, 5. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESToRER.
Rev. NJ TliACllER 60 years OF age), Pitcher, Chen.
nnGO County, Y 'Ay hair
color and ceases to fall
Rev. Vim. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine n. Y "Ny
ni changed its natural color growing bald spot,
&c"
Rev r. p STONE y. D. Concord, N II. "Siy hnr, which
was grey, Sl0w restored to It's natural color, Ec.''
Rev. d. CLENDENIN, Chicago, H. IcRn add my testI-
nony, and recommend 1t to my friends"
Rev. D. T. WOOD, MiddIrtoWn, n y. "9Iy hair hoe
was becoming bald Ec.''
Rev. ). p TUsTiN, Charleston s. C. The white harris
becoming ohyiated, and new raT forming, &c"
Rev A. PRINK, Silver Greek, n. Y alt has produced
good effect hair, and and have
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor of West D. II, Church. y. Y,
| rechiniienis II. -
Rev p NORRIS, Gross , River, n, !: also and
We might swell this list but II the fail to convince
TRY 1T! Sold by all the principal merchants United
States Caba and Canada Wholesale aud retail depot No.
$50 Hroone Street New York. Some dealers ry to sell art
eies instead OF ts on which they make profit IL
write TO depot for circular and information.
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STEAMER KANGAROO.
CAPE ISLAND, Dec. 3I.-The steamer Kanga
roo, from Liverpool, viii reach Philadelphia thi.
evening, if not prevented by the ice
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ODD FELLoMs, pIREOIOIEY

virSipins Lodge No. ;s.-Srssts' every Thursday
eveningat The Hail. Market and Monroe streets
JoHS 8. WRrGHT, N. G.; B. II. C.Irr, Secretary.
RrnnISIIn Lodge No. 13.-sIeets as q ooveev
Monday evening JoHs BArHA, N-G., n. p. c.aPii4s
Secretary. IN.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 3:s.-Nreets as above eve.
ry Wednesday evening. j. G. HosrNASS, n. g.; John
! Saldds, Secretary. s4.i
wheeling lodge No. 59.--sreets every Monday
evening atthe Hall, Market Quincy streets
BRuWx, \. G.; John Tao5Wrn, Secretary. q
Pamela Lodge No S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening L. b. SIoLArS, n G.; ". " Blanchard
Secretary. s5asrl
Abrams EncnmPment No. 1.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Marketand Monroe Streets frat
Tuesday eyennssOf each month H uTAAS, C, p; s. "
Pearson, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell Encnmpmeut No. 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
Gonth- VS.. KLrsKIER, C. P Wln Weisgar5er. Scribe.
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.s.rgesss55F l,LssI a. gf sAsn- MCCOY.

To tss Clerk 81 tie coasatv tourf Of said coGnty
We, GIel J. Wells and D. Rars, three freeh0Iders Of
the said county do hereby certify, that, by
warrant 70 directed BY Mecofd, justice the sdid
county, We have this day, Aus. 80, 1885, our oahs
viewed and appraised = cow taken KIlWeerdeF
his land estIay9 and the value of The
said esray At ten dollars, marked thus: small
the freeead, GRUMPY horns, red neck, shoulders
rsd across the white The runp legs white
supposed TO he hefu old, crop
~ s
4ESSE WELLS.
,te' - -sffsfs. D. BURNS
Aeopy-Festes J. McC0LL0CH.
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Have published:

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ny THE AUTEoR OF sDoCIoR DESoSl'
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spiely Of pGnc and the raeS designs John
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In per tiTO9E al tle new INSTITUTIONS IN iy:ch Tee,
nopeiIde aand while We anrI, I'd their lltdeTs ana r
P!cXiues eaunot hut admire THE or te family
saa and DaesoF SatSno loses so s.eI ,hs,
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TALES nP PEEAIISH LIVE Translated bv arrange-
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The much abused freedom OF The press has FruucI In
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Pour Years wsndeFins Of sou,hvssssIli
As .S1ROpvcyoay LK7rKn
By JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio lodge No. IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and streets, htrd
day evenings month G. w. SONS, w M AIer-
Gndsr LdugiliN, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. I3S.-Meets as above on
the fret and ttfrd Thur evenings each month f. 4
BRESrLiSeEa. w NJ; S. ". Pearson Secretary r
wheeling Union Chapter No. IsD-Neets as
above on the second Monday evening OF eachlnonth G
scorr, H. p S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
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Farmsl Tor Sale.

IssEss IwIsH to sell the Farm now reside ca
ffa4k Nine mes East Of the city or Wheel TsSsA
CD ing, the National Road. and ON the l--A-a
HsmpGeld Railroad, containing acres on which Is
good tsO story Brick Hcuss out budingstwo
tenemens-A g0o bearing orchard Gc This farm 4 well
tiulbeFgd and ell yatered.
AISO-I wish to sell my farm two miles East of the city
OF Wheeling, the HemsId Railroad being part of the
farm owned by Capt John Wells, containing Sc aeres-dne
half now under hE residue well timbeFe
contains vein Of sxeet Of superior coal easy Access
to Railroad I win sell Inson three suit
Terms. There story frame dwell
ling house and good well Of particulars apply
to 10 Jacob GUodiug, Elm Grove.
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view York Advertisementa.


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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
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THE EEUNUROOS POETRY
oRTHE EN6kISlI FROM CHAUCER TO SAKE.
BY JAMES PARTON. $50 PIP. I2no. cloth Price, q 80.
Gilt sides and edges, $5. Also, Edition of
the same work bound the following styles Sheep Libra
$3.50; Imitation Morocco, 81 Half Calf and Morocco,
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This vUlume, containing the greatest mass OF humorous
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In existence 1t has rapidly through siios
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from thirty volumes Of Punch best things Hood,
Byron, Scott, Lowell Willis &C., elegant ap.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTV

II "
For sale g.ense, In West GsoIumbIa Va.
rTNfIE property y IN god order, having IL.
smith shop With two fires, Patterns tools toefIer
With astOek OF coke. The buildings EenCti i
80 feetin Et, tth shop, shop With e
lathe /
and with very large coal trade In
active operation.
properly YIN beleased for yea1sto uleean-
les Of steady habits and good character mons bt @
neti apply II soId desire purchase he pay-
ElentS IN Be made easy either With Without the stock
Ias property has a Chartered privilege for
o. $tuh Should company purchasing, desire IT, the
chartered pFfFileE vii be allowed
apis 2u1 tiE SARGENT &BR6fHERS
SO STRAY COW.
TAKEN up the lands ot A1ehaeI DaRler,
y 18Th 1SS6y the IFheeng FaIfnaont rod ~
miles from Wheeling, Marshall County, virginia en-
q daTk brndel about years Cd praised ~ E-
teen nollars. ,s4t ~ is5,+3 -s JAMES H Hill. s
5H5A = 1AAIS BROWN,
sss.sJ ri JOHN GRAY,
Ss ss%tt-sss = {1g5ssfB. Z
- 0ass ~ t kAi
4Eass s1sts =TtNin
81 . 81
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COMMERCIAL.
wHoLEsALE MARkEr.


GTTn0X W
SsITFs : !
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..-3 . WHEELISG, 9th Dee, 1856. p
The election for this WiI held
at the Banking House in Wheeling, Monday day
OF January, 1857 a-ft
At the place there win general
ing or Stockholders fore purpose OF determining whether
they viii approve and accept the provisions Of the net Of
the General Assembly, passed 1Tt 1885, entitled:
Act extend The charter OF the and Me-
By order Of the Board Of DifeetC444 s. BRADY,
sdec1O-2Wd CaSi'r
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egg Good News for Ladies.
Ny Lady who will send her address 70 Mrs. z. CRE1GER
"a baltimore City Md With Postage stamps, receive
by return mail, something Of Importance
'tWoman, know tl1Sself.ii declI-2Ed
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SECOND DlspArcn

ampton on the 14th, en- route for Bremen.
The steamer Hermann put back to Southamp-
ton on the 18th inst, with a broken shaft. Her
mails and passengers were transported to the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-10

NBw STEAMSHIPS FoR THE PAoIFIo TRApE--Early next
there will be placed the Pacific coast the largest
steamship that mas hoated upon the waters of that
ocean The New York Courier and Enquirer says:
She is now building, by Stephen G. Bogert, in the
Westeryet yard, at the foot of Houston street. and viii
register about 1900 tons The only approach that has
been made to this among the Pacific has been by
the Golden Age of tons The dimensions of the
steamer follows: Entire length on deck 1926 feet
length of keel 315 feet breadth of BEAM as eet depth
hold from the spar deck 80 feet She is dagonaly braced
with heavy iron straps each OF which is fastened at the
head to brace which surrounds the ship the height
timbers Of white oak, top tmbers OF tamarack is
planked throughout with white oa and ceiled with yell
low pine plank which tapers gradually from ~ inches at
the bilge to G inches at the mRn-deel camps,
She will be propelled by snRleAbeanl-enginA with
eG-incb cylinder and l2eet stroke now building nj the
Moros~ Iron Works, IL confidently believed that she
will have boiler suriac ancient generate any amount
of seam reguired-ths being the point where SO many
steamers have failed Her guards will be constructed in
sucs TO afford facilities for promenading se
dom enjoyed in going vesses and good ventilation il
secured by of large side ports and high airy between
decks. So that taking everything into consideration she
is calculated to combine great strength and speed with
those invaluable qualities to steamships southern la
some time March and win be ready for sea in the
of June
The keel OF steamship 2ss feet in length whose
breadth of beam will be Al feet and depth of hold 30 feet
Is laying by the same builder for the same parties
Chas Morgan Son. and she is intended for the California
trade She viii be built the plan except that n-
asmuch she s intended for the Atlantic service she will
not be furnished with the same improved guards and side
ports 800 s,s ..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD.

For cfeulatinn IN the mining and agricultural dis-
arics g The county viii contain lhclocnl and general
news of th, week. uerspcrsed with Interesting ms
roiIancous reading matter II viii contain twenty
oight columns at rend'ng matrr. and VIII he one ="
the lgtges, and cheapest Weekly Newspapers IN the
State Published every saturday Tcrns-So per
Anuern: six months. ~ 'Gree months. 81
AnvERFIsEAEgTs per square ot ten INES orless'
"'s' s. ''' n,,,',''.,, insor,ion so
ttE~ a iih. raj DEDUCTION will bemade ihtaVoroi
th0ae who ad dvrrtise ny the year
EE- Businees cards inserted on reisonahi'erms'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
Declaration OF Sole Trader.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, County Of Butte.
n CHARLOTTE SCHILLER wife Of J. A. Schil-
q Ter. of the town Ot Orovr. county nioresalc'
beiHr duly sworn do hereby declare 10 the public
that il is my nentien to carry on heheeforth ~ my
own name, aud On my own account. me Pusihtss
peraining to a Brewery. a, the place known as the
civ Rrewery in aid town and that me cap''ai m =
vested in said business does not exceed the sum of
five thousand dollars. n-e.-
Witness my hand this 18Th day of August A. D. s3I
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER
Sworn to and subscribed before me August ~, Io'''
JOHN :. BERRY, Justice OF the feace'
s~,rp oy CA,lFoRNIA. County Of Bntle.
ON the l4h day of August d. l157 oeioFo a. me.
John s. Berry Justice Of The Peace ). ae "nG I' cbar so
county personally appeared me ao We "a S ,
mite Schiller 10 me personally known to oe the m
fyidua described in and who executed the ioTeRo,nR
d-car,tion. and acknowl ledged that Nscmeu the
same Freely and voluntary for the uses ana purposes
Given nnder nv hand bis day ard year aforesaid.
JOIINs BERaY. Justice Of The Peace.
-arENT AXLE GREASE Tor sale by
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
Pocket-Book Lost.

nN TIE ROAD BETWEEN 0ROVlLLE AND
~ the Prare House, on the afternood OF the 17th.
said book contained or 5 letters. receipt from the
steamer Antelope for pipe Of claret VINE, bin of
sale Of one nall interest 10 the Union Restaurant In
Orovile. The finder will be lberaily rewarded BY
leu wing the same at the Union Restaurant Orovilie.
July 1e-Iw iGEO. W. RUSSELL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
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OFFICE OF THE 40 Il SO QUAnTz MINISG Co., I
0rovilIe July 27lh, 1851.
AJOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders oi
~ the 40 & 50 Quartz Mining Company, that an
assessment of one per cent. or the capltal STOCK Oh
said Company has this day been levied by the Beard
of Trustees and made payable at the Treasurers Of
fee on or before the 10Th day of august. A. d 1857.
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.