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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
RgA young bride riding out with he,

na~A young bride riding out with her
happy husband in Montreal, Canada, a
few days since, was frozen to death by
her husbands side. Physicians testi-
fed that her death was caused by frost
on the brain, from the exposure of the
top of the head to the cold. She wore t.
fashionable bonnet.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

BD-Many of the hired negroes in the
tobacco factories. in Richmond, Va,
make from So to S12 per week, over
work, without any extraordinary labor.
How many poor white folks are there in
the North that would like to mako such
A sum by hard labor for the entire weeks
employment. In the face of such facts
how hypocritical and absurd is the cant
so current in the North about "the poor
down trodden Slaves
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

n-Thc London Tins Of Saturday,
January 81, says The Indian news Of
yesterday communicated an important
event to the world. Let nobody smile
when we say that that event was, or
think we ovcr-cstimatc it. 1t was the
marriage Of the first Uindoo widow"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

nAThe frigate for the Emperor of
Russia, which the war between that
country and England stopped fromp pro-
crossing in this country, is now to be
built at New York, by Webb, the ship
builder. The ship willbc a three-deck-
er Of the largest class and be supplied
with engines Of Great nower.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

EJ~ Mrs. E. \. Paramore's stay in
this place. will be transient, and those
wishing to obtain first Volume of Or
phan's Friend, must call Immediately at
the residence of DR.. Paramore. Mrs.
P. will be happy to supply all her young
friends with a copy. Subscribers for
ID Vol. must advance the money before
books can be forwarded. Address E..
4. Paramore, Eaton. o. =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
TrOlhie ia the Fusion Caucus.

The ~fusionists of both branches OF
the Legislature are now holding nightly
caucuSes in the Hall of the House. \
caucus was held on Tuesday night, which
broke up in decided disorder, upon the
reputation question. Last night ano-
ther caucus assembled to heal the wound
of the preceding one, but with no
very beneficial result.
Among the important events Of the
caucus was the haying Of Senator Girls
void. Some of the tusionists scalped
the aforesaid Senator without mercy
Proper attention was also paid to other
distinguished Senators. which we shall
notice hereafter.
a very large number of Black repub-
lican members are opposed to the head
long reputation of the canal contract.
which is so vehemently urged by some OF
the more reckless of their political breth-
rem. For the purpose of whPpi"g IN
thes refractory gentlmcn, these nightly
caucuses are held. We shall see the
rcsult.-C6{umbuS Statesman.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
a. -Thc HcrnZdsars the Rurlau mn

GsaThe Herald says the Burdeil muir
der case still occupies the attention Of
the authorities and interests the public.
An examination of the prisoners was
had on Monday, before the Coroner, and
they scverally answered "not guilty to
the charge preferred against them. The
answer of young Snodgrass is somewhat
remarkable. In reply to the Coroner
he said: Il am entirely innocent; l know
nothing whatever of the facts relatingt to
the murder Of DR.. Burdell: if any one
knows anything about the murder in
the family, 1 think it is Miss Augusta
Cunningham, with the mother. Under
stand mc-that is, if the murder was
porpetrated by any of the inmates of
the houcc." The case was submitted
for the action Of the Grand Jury of the
Court of General Sessions day before
yesterday, by the Recorder, who will pro-
ceed with the examination of witnesses
as soon as possible.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

EsD~The JomWaE Of C1mncrcc learns
that a Russian agent is on a visit to
this country, to examine our most ap-
proved submarine diving apparatus, with
a view to its employment in rebuilding
Sebastopol and raising the hulks sunk
in the harbor.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
The New Cabin It.

The Chambersburg (Pa.) TaHey SpiT-
It contains a letter from Betsy Buck
handle" the ehambcrmaid at Wheat
land, in which the following has been
given as Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet-hav-
ing been taken by her from amemoran-
dunn, found in the left boot Of the Pres
dent elect, 'when he went to bed on Sat
urday night and set his boots outside Of
his room door to have them creased for
Sunday"
Secretary of statc-Biggs.
Secretary of the Treasury-Diggs.
Secretary Of the Navy-Figgs.
Secretary of War-Jiggs,
Secretary Of the Interi-r-piggs.
Postmaster Gencral-Riggs.
Attorney Gcncral-Wiggs.
HoNouGy's Ointment end PHs.-Skin
disease cannot be cured by lotions and
embrocations. a detergent capable of
reaching and neutralizing the sources of
irritation hat lie under the superficial
integumcnts can alone eradicate these
unsightly disorders. Holloway's Oint-
ment, when rubbed upon the surface,
quickly disappears. 1t dives down to
the nucleus of the maIady, and reduces
outward inflammation by extinguishing
its elements. The cures it accomplish
es in cases of scrofula, erysipelas, salt
rheum, mercurial eruptions, blotches,
boils, ringworm, scald head, and other
affections of the skin and glands, are
therefore as complete as they arc rapid,
The operation of the Pills upon the in
ternal organs is Of the same thorough
character.
G-Philosophy assures Us that moth
ing has been made in vain. Providence
mean the city Of that name-has
strikingly exemplifcd the truth Of the
observation. \ fashionable lady cross
ing the river there upon the ice, broke
in and would have drowned but for her
c~rinoline. The outsprcad hoop caught
upon the glittering surface of the frozen
stream, and sustained her shivcring form
in the sudden cold bath until some body
had leisure to rescue her. We have
othing more to say against hoops.
Ha-As 4 protection against garroters,
a writer suggests that those who fire.
qucnt the streets at night should wear
around their nccks leather collars, with
sharp spikes firmly fastened, projecting
at right angles an inch OF more, suchas
are sometimes seen on fighting dogs,
and on calves the farmer wishes to
wcan.
e." McItca, Of Mississippi, is the per
petual Governor of that State, although
the organic law of that State provides
he shalt be elected every two years.
But it seems that the botch-work Of the
Legislature of 1851, in submitting
changes to the Constitution, having man
aged to make the term of G~overnorship
perpetual, and no one can tell when the
official term of the Judges and members
Of the Legislature will expire.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
Negro Voting,

No dis%passionate man can view the
progress of events without being con
WINGED that the Republican party must
adopt negro voting as the leading article
in its creed or else fall to pieces. The
petitions which are presented to the Leg
%islaturc in favor of this measure, are in
number frequent, and imperative in
tone. During the last session there
were few, if any, presented on the sub
iect, because a Presidential contest was
approaching, and the Abolitionists de
sired to do nothing which might disturb
the harmony or prevent success, they
concealed the clovcn hoof from motives
of policy, but AS the crisis requiring eau
ton has passed away, they now unmask
themselves, and declare ceasclcss oppo-
sition to the word "white" in the Con-
stitution of the State, and are deter
mined to strike down all distinction be-
tween the white man and the black, and
make the eligible to all offices, to %juries,
and even to social position and necessa-
rily to the intcrmarriage of the races
We may be willing to admit that tie
natural rights of the colored nan should
be protected, but wg-cCrtItnty cannot
consent that our children shall be de-
graded by having negroes as their bo-
som companions, husbands and wives,
nor can we agree that they shall lie at
the polls to kill the sufrages Of ourwhite
population. We feel confident that the
people of Ohio are not prepared for this
step. 1t is a point of degradation not
yet attained, but they are being pressed
to it by a party lash. The Republican
organization may rebel against it, but if
they do, they arc already doomed and
damned.
The leaders from the Western Re
serve are determined that the word white
shall be stricken from the Constitution.
Judge Spalding and Andrews, and hosts
of prominent politicians have signed pc
titions for its accomplishment, and the
whole of that region is awake on the
subject. The party will be forced to
follow the Reserve leaders and Governor
Chase. The Ohio State Journal gives
every indication that it favors the
scheme; one of the editors has for years
been its advocate, and Col. Schouler
does not oppose it. There cannot be a
loafng Niger come around here to make
a fool of himself by agreeing to lecture,
but that the journal will give him a
puff and 'shriek for freedom and the
only full speech which the Journal has
published for any member Of the Lcgis-
lature except the speech of Judge Mat
thcws last winter, has been the speech
Of Mr.. Monroe, (thc Professor from OBJ
-erlin, whore whites and blackshave pro-
miscuous intercourse with each other,)
on his bill to take the necessary steps
to strike the word 'white" out of the
Constitution of Ohio.
We feel confident that Southern and
Central Ohio has gone far enough on
this question and cannot be forced fur
Their. We feel willing to pity and re-
lieve our colorcd race, but leg to lie ex-
cuscd from eating, drinking, sleeping,
or voting with them.-Stotsman.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
The Contested Election.

The taking of dispositions in the con-
tested election case of this District com
menccd on February, I'd inst.
Ephraim Myres and Jacob Troutman
testified to the Illegal vote Of two men in
the I'd Ward of Hamilton, for Campbell.
Thos. Milikin, one OF the Judges OF
election, at the I'd ward polls, testifes
to the voting Of four negroes ct said
polls.
Robert Morris testified to voting for
Campbell, and does not know that he
was ever naturalized; but received some
papers in Hamilton County, in 1911,
which he thinks might have been nat1-
radiation papers. Q"icn sa5e.
WilliaD Miller and Jaques Specr were
examined generally, to lay a foundation
for other particular testimony.
Derrick Barkalow testified to voting
for Campbell, and that he had moved
from Ohio to Illinois, with his family,
and returned a few weeks prior to the
election.
James Giffen, a judge Of election of
the Sd Ward, testified to the voting Of
William Lamb and two others for Camp
bcll-illegal votes on account of non
residence.
F. Van Dervccr testified to the lille
gality of one vote in Third Ward-ad-
d~itional.
Alex. Sterritt testified to two Illegal
votes for Campbell in Ross township.
David Donaldson testified that lie vo-
ted for Campbell in Third Ward, that
he is a Scotchman and not naturalized
james NcFlinn testified that Andrew
Gable, nonresident, voted for Camp
bell in Lemon township.
+. Van Derveer appears for Hon. c.
L. Vallandigham, and n. C. Mcfarland
for Hon. L. D. Campbell. The exami-
nation is progressing and developing
enough against the Butler Pony's fast
running, to secure for his competitor the
prize at the goal.-Ham. TIL.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

nea-We had not much time to devote
to our editorial columns this week, on
account Of shortncss of help in the Office.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

H3~non. VIM. l.. Dayton, late can
didate for Vicc-Fresidont of the United
States, has been nominated by the Gov
crnor of New Jersey as Attorney Gen
cral OF that State.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

na. The Louisville journal says that
some years ago a woman was killed on
the Madison Railroad, and 4 man with
her, who claimed to be the husband, re-
ccivcd 1000 damages. subsequently,
the Company ascertained hat she was
not his wife, sued the fellow in the
courts Of Kentucky, and recovered The
amount of the award and interest, and,
what is better, have received the amount
less the lawyers fec,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26
AttcFRl pied Suicide.

\ man by the name Of Albert y.
Page, about so years of age, and a res
ident of Winchester, Preble County, O.,
came to this city on Friday or Saturday
last, with a two horse team, and '.put
up" at Kryder's tavern, on I'd street, and
on Tuesday evening left the house and
did not return. Yesterday afternoon
he Was seen on one Of the canal bridges
by some gentlemen who were standing
a short distance off, their attention was
attracted by the singular manner in
which he appeared to act, and they ap-
preached him. He had a knife in his
hand, the blade of which was about p
inches long, and as they came near, he
was attempting to cut his throat! They
wrested the knife from him, butnot un-
til after he had nearly succeeded in des-
patching himscIf-a broad wound hav-
ing been made in his throat. The man
(Pagc) was taken to the office Of DIR.
Crook, who dressed the wound and cx-
pressed the opinion, that it would not,
probably, prove q fatal one. Deputy
Marshal Clark was then SEN for, who
conveyed the unfortunate man to Jail,
where he will remain, until the informa-
ton can be sent to his friends.
Those who formerly knew Mr.. Page.
state that he is not an incorporate man.
Since he has been in Dayton, however,
he has been drinking constantly, and
the attempt at sclf-dcstructiop, no doubt
originated in that cause.-DayfoR Jo~r.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-02-26

Secretary of Statc-Biggs.
Secretary of the Treasury Digs.
Secretary of the Navy-Figgs.
Secretary of War-Jiggs.
Secretary Of the Interi -r-Piggs.
Postmaster Gencral-Riggs.
Attorney Gencral-Wiggs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

lOlRGS1lOINSo'
the wines in horizontal position, and In eellAf
an even temperature :. ,,,,,,r. - .,id No Leyt
for three days before using In warm Lo9' 1 ~ eil
S1stnre Of about 20 degrees that the Wines are VIC"
warmed through. .D,Drryrc nATAwBA
wiSEs for II Injuries their and flavor ana
,be Wines thus destroying their character Tue "ne arg
too sentative TO bear ice. ..t... "a ,be
eTian hubble ne assure all persons VINO may
e. them: hat theY the strictly PuEE JUICE o.
Ty-a1 CHAPR free from any and every form oi aaultS
tjon ard containing alcohol excepting that results
Sror tbe natural process Of fermentation -,
The SPARKLING CATAWDA is not made 70 y
IsgT Article whatever but 1t is designed TO be Jus,
u rsnnr.Sented an = Inericon BPnrkHnE Wlme' rs
Cba,npagne is FRENCH Sparkling Wine Here the re-
Ssmblanee ceases; the American Grape Is iaF
,ni fty in lis flavor makes more delicious Wne inc
nTendce IN favor the foreign article may be
tdIee ouJy and Inconsistent with true taste and JndS-
ment. !, /, -. ,f.It,,i rnsn az
most admirable lnvaiids, and for SAcR4AKSTAI
purposes it's wholly uneSceptionabIe =,
The BRANDY made from the CataEba ttraPe dineIs
material degree ordinary French Brandy OF eou[S
mi Al tic same possesses all those qualities WHe
honId superior article OF this kinu anu hen
Il desired have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal OF
''R p l I pes i, :. r. H. L0GAS { CO.,
bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
- 5aw GESERAL AGENTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

BEG leave TO Inform public haI have Just returned
L from the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
sIstIuR OF Lawns, BeFages MantillaS ect
especial attention to stock OF straw ana Sea.
poan Bonnets Of every description both plain and fancy
this season.
Bonnet Ribbons, of which IpurchaseL large quantity
and OF which am confident have the largest stock IN
HheeinE shall sell less than they have been sold yet this
calling will convince yourself OF the fact
quo doE Ruche., to which Invite the attention Of
the Trade as will sell cheap Jobbing House
East only buying from Manufacturers and I~poTters
Also 100 those cheap 12Sc Mitts the great
est bargains sold in Wheeling.
Also, 1000 yds. of the plain BeraSeA Mt 2oc fully
worth 81 Hc
at l9I5c.
To my stock Lawns, which have selected from the
latest designs, I call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
call many Auction bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PR4GERt
TAD N o.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
FULTON HOUSE,

Wash1ngGOn, a.
CTNIE undersigned having leased this welknoTn no
tel and having thoroughly RENTED It, takes this f;i9
opportnty OF presenting It's claims to the travelling
community. lie has secured the services OF the uoSs oo6
n and attentive yaiters his table will he, ut all times
furnished with the market affords The stablng
extensive III the county and is attended " care
The most iiIgeut will he Given TO insure the
comfort and to cater the OF all who may become
Guests No pains or expense will he spared to make this
comfortable home all who either permanently or
teni pS any ~ ~ e1 80, W JOHN HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
New Mnsin

lust ISSUgDLeopore POIa We JOY that thou Free,
81 Write very Often. On the Border of SrcAmlct
We're OF Kissing JnAuita (Wanithl Evening
Bell Natural BTdgr Schoiiiseh, Me1urEa des TransRux
Fairy Schotttsch, Keepsake SehSttsch, Franklin Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, Church II Waltz,
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower SehotSeh. Persian Dance
For sale by J. T. WILSON 4 CO..
Monroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
WNLL PAPER. CHEAPER THAN EVER.

AYE viii now sell due wide heavily flAEed wall paper al
w SgS and SI cents, which formerly sold, and is
sslE elsewhere ~ aud 81 cents per bolt The paper is
in perfect order and the only oer this induce
purchasers that the papers, at the usual prices
the market. We have also "a hands very
dne assortment Of cheap paper which oer very low
Al,O lust received books among them the private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster BY his Son; VIVA by
Mrs worth; in Europe; by Ianseus Inquire
Within; days Of my Lfe School ADJUSTMENTS; 1raeia
Amber by Mr Dennison: kansasts resources Sc Maps
Of Western States for also fall assortment Of School
and nank Books, a., sc.
J. @. ORR'S.
r9yT No III Main 81, Wheelfng, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
The undersiSned take this oeeadOn remind their friends
and public generally that In connection with the once Of
(hs DAILY Intelgeneer Job once eXpFeaay lifted
up for Tie execution Of ali kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNAI IRNTAL
Their materials being mostly new, and embracing theta;
ten styles Of Job Type and their large and veil selected
stock Paper Cards. &c. being purchased Atthe low"
est eash prices ONCE being distinct departments
carefully and efficiently managed, they can guarantee 70
their cnStomeTS entire aatiEflction, ~ regards the
Neatness. Accuracy andre . Staes"
viii which thsir Vork will be done.
They arc prepared 70 execute
Cans, PRoaRASHRH,
CRcuIiRs, POsTERs,
LlnE1s, CnSCurT BugR,
R1I HalpS, BAIL TicEETs,
HfIaa GtpfH1, eTNAMBoAT Bats,
BANH oHKcEE, AUounS RILLs,
0ADm Bo0IGs nAAT 11cEETS,
NoTE, RaElGUT BOOKS,
DEEDa, RAMRnlD BLAHEFs
RYomFTS, HoTEI REQUISITES,
PaHESF sUDTHoSs
Baiua, Election TicEEfg
sTs other description Of Letter Press Printing Also
al Kind Of work In
COLORS AND BRONZES.
EW-Ai orders from dlItsne promptly attended "a.
CANPRELI. 4 AfonERNnT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
INSTANTANEOUS.

American Wines and BRANDY
CgHcfn,,1ff 6raads AID ZdAe'S Latdnd ordsas.
c,PARKLING CATAwDA' ConaFts anu rms"
y OF French ChampaBne -, a, a.rnan Hook
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
: ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAvE you Dyspepsia use TRAxALs ELIXIR,
Id Have y0u Reformation use. HAMPTOSS TIlNCllNE
Are YOU 6aIi headed. use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
DO YOU want good lnlnent, use R0RsHA'S BALM.
Do you brush comb, bottle oIhne PERFUME
10 TO the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do want naks Gsap quick good and cheap, use his
CONCENTRATED LYB
Isyour horse lame or rex, use MERCIiAT's GARdLIHd
Wave YOU the piles, rthe certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have YOU a cough, % the HOARHOUND BAIsAM.
want
Shoulder Brace Fort MnnnAie
Supporter Balm \ Thousand FloveTS
Truss Eretric OH
RsbdaRs Syringe
Belt Fine Sponge
70 TO the Bridge corner Erug Store
HoloEAy's pills and ointment
BakeF's God Liver OIL
BosFhAVe'a Holland BltteTs
Hoo1ands German Bters
Yor sale by 4. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner DTuEFihs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

WIKI IN, qENTLEHEN!
TAKE pleasure informing my friends and patrons and
citizens OF Wheeling generally, that have just
ceved Spring and Summer stock Of Cloths, OaSsmeres
and vestings together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods.
has been selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles very
neat quality they second to none, being Of the
makes, and which prepared to make up to or
short notice, in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
A good at guaranteed in nil cases sale, by
]. H. STALLMvN, Merchant Tailor,
ap2 No. 2 WashingtonTIaI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

TO HOUSEhEEYEKS.
IN STORE for reduced prices, the following
II articles, Plate Warmers styles and plain;
Coal Vases, SETS different qualities
Also Fenders Pans Coal Scuttes sets, slop
Buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes; Tea trays Corn pop
ers Hearth Brooms Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
best quality Clothes, Travelling and Cap Das
patterns; Side aIince Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers:
VIM. HEBURN
decES No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

ReVolVers! Firearmsl
CUTLERY VARIETY GOoDSl!
WOULD call attention to large and spendid STOCK OF
firearms, conslstng Of Single and Double BaFeed Guns
Oos Aliens, MATHton'a, and Warmers ReVolTeTS and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous TO mention.
AL9O-A Sdlendid stock Of Cutlery Variety Goods, etc
TFusscs and Supporters In great variety
An kinds Of repairing done With Te1inss' and dis
Cutlery, Variety aud Mnsic Store,
jel9 i25 Main st.. Wheeling.
PARTICULAR attention called a style Of lever
watch every part oftrhieh is acknowledgements AIrer-
fo which every variety STYLE gold and silver
Thsls watches arsjewesd and all Wsau'edtobe correct
time keepers.
For sale by CT HhOMht
mayl Washington Hall. MonTccE
Piano Fortes
OPENED THIS DAY, another lot OF ChlekerinE Sons
" Plano Yortes which be superlorIo other
brought market, notwithstanding all the and Wind
about other Makers strings and gold mrdas into the
bargain.
We especially call on those who want Instrument
that he relied aud fair price, to and select
from hne stock, ready for sale at No 20 Union
jssS j. MELIOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
1857 BEE HIVE STORE. 1857
f9S5.i NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING, va.
crroRE GREATLY FNIA-RGED.s
s .y1,HUHz7N11TMssT1 @S-M7aDG-71zNe
1861.
1885,.

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RnofES PE4s ass h wEbs
CASH s
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
n1REClTIC0NS.

wines. VIVA RRANDY Distilled from oataWba Wine
c, ~ mr. for medical purposes unrivAlled.