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New9l Dailn Gtibrate
THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1857.

srh.erb., "a Tss tribune wsbin, their Poe; Oss AZ
dr, should ali eases give their present Pet e'
gtat, and TESTIFY which edition. whether Daily Sslss
W..is o Ws~ky and club sobsorbs shosld give das 81
,,h.srynsea This would Frequently prevsat ds!AI.
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The majority report on the New-York City Char
ter was adopted yesterday in the Assembly by s
vote of 80 to 49, after very strenuous opposition
by the leading Democratic members from the city.
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the blessing. Of liberty .nd the rights Of eisz'n'np
or nus. they be considered under the C0ns'isu'ios
as having 40 rights which white inca ore o'uau
10 respect 2"
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n...r Yorn Ear OWE
1-o-,,I Dg.YNtss AND Discharges PROM

:, a., trv Good coi1m= 81 CtD paper.
Or sdvrfi SO =. j.. load out before toe lot OF Jun
TIE v5o 'lars 1e1,sy Co NoA S5f snd 615 Broadwsy
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eue'ei.s SUDDENLY postra~l' Does co.ve.-,s r18 vo1
asNe you cold heavy feeling one .3- OF ae4l
you pN III yoHi side aul a. f3e % fJ4t sOu through u
N"ur hsA Do You irci uncq g ycnr o4J c.l1. Ar.
yen Dc pressed ~ snNl leafs. l-s ID iv
were foiuF 20 oveIwhca YOU l. yo-r spp haif AZ,
Your dsy ceJccons !ueruXrd with food i4o "a
stomach az tnry OF cAJ-Se II al.
symptoms feet you have 90 EgNDEgruS PiLs.
they viii rot deceive you bu, restore you p~ri-s hra
the aymtut OF Al your a,urs sd a. NJ. a. Br.p
dreih Balloons Nos. as aud ~ BslGdtay
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SruI, ASorHrx-THE 22iTH TEST
N,ssss SrrARSs & Observation-Disclosures: "a the morning
f ,hs lOa Of last December my store, With othsfs was de-
.noyed BY FIRE but removing my
sTrARNs AND MARVIN SAFE
~ ~, ,uhb.h fupd INV books. cash sud valuable papers,
10 the amount Of about 81. 900, In perfect order
IouIstIuy, JOHN CANAAN
Cobours c. w, Feb. y, 1851.
Depot Of n. $780,
No, 80 MURRAY.sT ". Y.
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SrEARN'S Il MARNIN'S

=
WILDER PATENT SALAMANCA SAVE
TBy Rod TEST u ACCIDENTAL FIRES
The attention of Merchants anu all Others wishing
A EEALLY FIRE-PROOF SAFE,
'''f" BALTIMORE, March II, 1851
grSTLEnES: We happy TO say that our BOOKS ana pa
.r. deposited OF your S9es csne ont Of no 'e a. ~
az onr " nrehouse No. Is Bowling wharf on the ht
Mt HouT INJURY BEING PRESERvID IN fEsftSi Oh
IS The he. was intense the warehouse contained large
,i,is. Of whisky cotton &c aud the safe fell IRON tne
s.cod floor aud WAS ELEVEN HOURS IN THE FIRE we nave
"''N' CHAPLAIN JONES
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MiIDER'S PATENT SALANANDER SAFE
ThE GKAAr FiEGPsooF SAT- o. rur Word
S-curs~. With
NiLDIR's PATENT POWDER AND RcLAxY- 7 SooF LocN.
WARRANTED FETE sEON DAMPNEss.
Depot No ~ Wa'rIs.. uesr VA. y. I.
Il. G. NILpTK 4 Co P-.raiecs and PrIn--,o.s
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CmCHEsTER's DNsPErslA SrEclrIci IS rhe nnl

CmCHEsTERS DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC is the only
r-shle cure for 3.ti l. -Urrrc-s To s.ify
the .tomsch and restores 10 90 IFS former sSr uur
feds Of ceftihatcs ts ,alcl .ep "
It, \. Kept by HEorNAN tL,RS Co, B-'ai~,y. y. I
HOLLowAY'S PILLS-EEEELG CONSrIrt TONS
Thousands of p.r.ou. VIZ Ncsk or-ion, die carly from
sh.t debty Nature uld. eases. D. assist. w..h
HoLioWANs Pills. tfeV awe tone aud aIis % hS
TEN ud ~ the crc
BtFoKF REMOVING 10 OUR NEW STORE the
,a,t Of the present week dsog, O c-oE otr TIC
s.LANcE O. our PRESENT SrOCX. We hSc oP-nrt ad
aiouA soods 20 make Aad ss,outn nj -r complete
ard those DESTROYS buy ARTICLES Of CHINA GLASS Gas FIX
TusKs BKoAzEs. PAKlAS aud cther FANCY GOODS cacaP
will Dot be disappointed in getting bargains.
p v NaUCHNOVT L Co,
Nos s5l aud 60 BfosiwN Ns-.ypgt
HB-Sross FIxTvkEs a., ios Stlt.
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TAKE. 4 PEEP

u, Lat Of p,iees In toe Dsy Goods column of this pape
W Iii ,.vrf have A Ike chance 10 buy CHINA, GLaS
A. ~ - 80 g. w j. +. DALEY & Co.
h"'' Nos. 6 ii aud 65j Broadway.
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TINS AND PLANrs.-PARsONs q Co, FIush

ing New York would slse purchasers send IN their
The stock EvcsGREEs and other
Tees particularly good and they Offered ~ lower
FAULT 1KEES SHRUts RosE VINES and FNOTiC PLANTS
BE- furnished In GnAl Trees
h. delivered Fulton NaEr .h Catalogue.
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ID WINDOWS SHADES

CuRTAu MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES
q, wbolaslA-&uLrr FERGUSON. No. 39l Broadway sad
No 81 Rrsk have NIL aud choice stock Of Brosstelns,
Satin Desips NoTsted psnAsts Lace sad Muslin CnTass
Corpioss Gimps which offered A. the lowest Pses
NlSuoW 81 Window Shades Ia the largest
In NewYork and superior manufacturing sstvs enabIe
=. 10 oder thee goods lees than obsr hosse We invS- the
attention OF close buyers.
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Rrrr,nE.-Onlr Prize MedaI awarded to MARSH
NACKEREL-- NACKEREL-NACK
lEe. stock
Of the Gnest quality,
IN
Kits, Quarters. Halves and Barrels
,AEI BARIHoLosEw Co... mo. 49, Green ~ich-st.

CRAVINGS Art MATEKHLs &c, TWENTY-FIVE PER oBSr
lFLow IHE PRIcrs. See Advertisement under
Day C}ooos. WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS \ Co,
No. Sjj Broaiway
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30
FIRE N pUTIADETpuTA

JAN 29.-Thc brown stone building belong
ing to the Girard Trust Company, on Chestnut
street, above Third, was burned last night The
lire commenced in Gasgill's book.bindery.-
The three upper stories were destroyed, the rest
damaged by water. The NEWEST sufferers are
Dubosy, CarrOw & Co, jewellers; Jno NJ. Har-
per, importer of watches; whose stock amounts
to $l3G,eO0, most of which being ia safes, will
probably be recovered unframed. Sack!e's
printing Office was also consumed. The stores
on the lower floor were occupied by I. b. Pc
tcrson, pub ishcr; and Goodyear's Iulia rnbber
establishment PcterSon's loss win probably ex-
coed $50. 900 from water alone, bat viii occasion
no st0ppage in business. The Bnllc:in building
and Ledger establishment were en- LAT gered, but
the flames were subdued without extending to
the adjoining buildings.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIYRD nK
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIvAL or THE STEAMER ARABIA

HALIFAX, Jan. 29.-The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool, arrived here last night, with
dates to the nth inst.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from Phi!a-
delphia, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
The settlement of the Swiss difficulty is con-
tirmed. The details of the arrangeInentare in
course of adjustment.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE Brokers' Circular
quotes the Cotton market quiet, with but little
enquiry either for speculation or export, ut a
decline of l-S in prices. Sales for the week,
10000 bales. Sales yesterday, G,OO0i to-day
about 900. Breadstutfs market shows turn
in prices in favor of buyers, and closes quiet
Buyers demand n reduction in the price of
Wheat Of LAID, and in Flour Of Cd. Market for
Corn slightly cheaper. Provision market closes
dull.
LONDON, Jan. l7.-Money market slightly
more stringent
I,IvERPoou, Jan. I7.-The Brokers Circular
quotes market quiet and tendency downwHrd-
Flour quote! at 3Is6da32s; Bali. and Phila. 32s
a3Ss6d; Ohio 34s6da30s.
Richardson, Spence & Co, quote red wheat IS
a9s2d. Corn quoted at 32s6da33S9d.
LlvERPooL Provision MARKET, Jan. 1.-THE
dizziness in market continues. Beef and pork
dull. Bacon very duh and stock large; long
n.idtlleS quoted nj 53Sa54s, without buyers
Lard slightly tlearcr but sales uniInPortant.
LONDON, Jan. lG.-Baring Bros Circular
quotes breadstutFs unchanged. White wheat
BSsaGss; red 6osa69s Flour s0Sa35sGd.
Bell & Co. quote American stocks as generally
unchanged. Maryland lives bond S9ayl. Nir-
ginia tiveS 1888, at S2aS4. U. S. skies 1867, at
ssal04al05.
The NeufchatcI dispute is virtually ended.
The committee and both houses of Swiss fedora
ton adopted the proposition aud release of Pris-
OnerS
a telcgraphic despatch from Bcrne of the 18th
further announces that the National council had
adopted the proposition Of commission by "
against 4. The council of State is not yet voted.
No formal engagements have been made by
Prussia, but it is understood that the kink re-
nounces all claims to sovereignty and revenul of
Neuflhatei.
TURKEY--It is rumored that Mr.. I.ayard had
obtained concession for railroad from Rus
tichuc to the Gulf of Sards which the Western
powers favor with view to military purposes.
Diplomatic conferences relative to Danubian
continue.
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Il .iORkEsPONDENIs
,,.o rag rUHI.IC.

. III. d,y sold to Me'srs. Campbell AieDermOt
,,,.r.encsr oiiee. weretnrn our sincere THANKS
for tie many acts of kindness We have re-
,s.,, hand. and cordially commend our successors
s,.iss wsdoubt notthsy will ever be found prompt
--,,. to every department of business, and will
w. to deserve the patronage of the community.
g,. viii run to the 18Th instant. and we hope our
,.t,u, in speedily closing up outstanding
Of the firm will be settled by either of the
md y, Beatty will be found nt the Office for that
BEATTY CO.
r,,,rpe, oct, stl,, 1856.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

PITTsBuRaH, Jan. 2V.-River stationary. Ice
firm Weather mild and clear.
CTNcINNATI, Jan. 20.-Weather is pleasant.
NEw YoRE, Jan.-A snow storm during last
night and this morning had added about 2 inch
es 30 that on the ground. tits still falling, but
the weather is mild.
PolrrsMouTH, o., Jan. 2o.-River rising here
slowly. Ice still blocked. SeiOto river burst
up to-day, and is running out heavy The Big
Sandy is also running out A report reached
here that the Kanawha ricer was running out.
Weather warmer aud thawing. Small creeks
opening.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

JAZZ 29.-An immense assemblage at the
Capital. The death OF Mr. Brooks was an
nounced in the Senate by Mr.. Evans, followed
by Messrs Hunter and TOOmbs, and in the
House by Mr.. Keitt, followed by Messrs. Quit
man, Campbell (of Ohio, Clingman and Savage.
The last incidentally justified the attack on Mr
Sumner, which was evidently distasteful TO his
listeners
The weather has cleared of and is now warm
and sloppy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

TnE Frsr yIcrrM.-we learn from a private
,ni reliable source, that the present worthy and
sa.iclt postmaster at Washington, Pa, David
Aclcson, Esq, has been removed from that of
a,y, aud that Geo. Aiken has received the APP
pianent The question will very naturally
he asked, why was the change made at this
dles Simply because the present incumbent
lad the independence to vote for Jonathan
Knight, Esq, in preference to VIM. Montgom-
CT. We answer.
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n Is NOT a DYE!

GreyIGfrH BlId sysls irt seith dieasSs afeAS
AafS scaii2 Rad Zee ftlhoariag, dHd judge e
MRS. s. 4. ALLEYS WORLDS lIAIR RESTORER-
NJ TtIALuE1s o. years % agC1, Pit-heT, CAen-
aaEo Cnpnty, 'ss restored - IL natural
color and CASES to fall"
Rev VIA CUTTE, 81. AIother's lGagaEIse, X. 7. "aIg
hair changed Natural eIar and EOHS ca hall sPots
&c"
Rev B. PsTONE D. D., coueOr1 y. H. +My hair. uhIsA
grey. + restored TO its natural color, A."
Rev D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, III II can add ny testi-
mony. = Teooluu=na my tTi-Ild4 -
Rev y. 4. MOOD, AddetoWu, ~ Y any own hair baa
greatly tekeRsd. and also tAGt Vt % family vie
becoming batl. Ac.f'
Rev J. r FUsTIN Charleston, 2 c. 'sThe white haIrIs
becoming obViatrsl. and neu hair forming. &C."
Rev A. PINK, silver Greek, n. Y. ''1t has produced
good eject hsT and lean and have eo1Iended a
Rev Jos. MCKEE, Pastor Vf West D. h ChaFeh, n =,
/ recommends IL
Rev. y. MORRIS, Crass River. n. y, also, and
Airs. Rev. H. \. PRATT, Hamdsri, y. y
We swell this the Above fail - eoaVinee
Try IT! Sold By All the principal merchants in the Unitea
States Canada Wholesale and retail depot,
5 Broome Street New York Sense dealers sen artt
cles this, gheh try make ProaE,
write to depot for circular and Information.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

BolD Br71Em-Capt Lcathers. of the
s,,mer Natchcz, offers bet of ten or twenty
thousand dollars, or larger sum if desired,
h,ttie Natchez "can beat any boat that ira
I'd, tie Mississippi rivers" and will wager an
,,aal amount on the Princess, against any other
Mississippi steamer, except the Natchez. Both
the Princess and the Natchez were built by the
anp comranY, at Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

ryr ClcAns.-Master Daniel Murray, No. 142
Wake, street, invites gentlemen who desire to
rr.eare the finest cigars in the city, to call at
B5nilirssr's where they can always be found.
T,,;ns bad an opportunity, on more than one
,os.ion, to test the superior quality of these
,:sr.. we take pleasure in recommending them
to oarfriends,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

CoLUMnUs, Jan. 29th.--Mr. Slough of the
House Of Representatives was expelled this
morning by heavy majority, all the democrats
with the exception Of one voting against the ex-
pulsion. The vote was reconsidered and is now
pending.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

r.orr .JArt.-Thrcc prisoners effected their
srs from the Belmont county Jail, CO., on
thursday morning last. They were immedi-
...,rrursued, and after run of about mile
~, half were rctaken by the Sheriff and his
,,se They were escorted back to Jail by sew
,,,I bundred spectators.
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FROM Sr. LOUIS.

JAN. 20.-Weather pleasant; thawiRg moder-
ateIy. River rising two inches per hour. The
project to move the boats from levee was con-
cluded not to be desirable. A Subscription is
being raised to break mp the ice in the harbOr.
Capt Klinefelter Of the ''Pennsylvania,' offers
to do il for $25OO.
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New York Market.

New YoRx, JAN 29.Rlour dull; prices easier, but moi
lower; sales S6O bbs. Wheat firm, but quiet Corn
strady sales s4Oo bushels at 7OIsc for mixed and ye
Lard buoyant; snes 1Sc. Whisky 2SHd
2sL5 Money market hrn. Sterling exchange DUH ana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

ADVANCE IN ToBAcco.-We learn from the
Louisville Courier, that there is an advance in
that market on the leaf and manufactured arti-
de- with sale of-1O hhds, of reviews by
Ronald Brent at the 9th street warehouse
at prices ranging from 1925 to $685.. This
is an average advance of over So per hundred
Oh the prices obtained in July last. Manufac-
tured tobacco has advanced fully two cents per
pound on the current rates obtained last week.
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NN"N 10
IRON.
pigs. HanvinT Rock
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cfmcfnnnti Mnrket.

CIScINNATI Jan. 99-RlOur dull prices Irregular. Whisky
unchanged at 2! g22s 'Groceries remain quiet wlthou
Wheat good request lI51l6c for red
li9i2Oc white. Corn rcInans arm ut 5N52c PrOYis
ons-No perCrptble change In any articles.
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FIRE.

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-Thc carriages factory Of
Long ard SiIsbee was damaged by fire this
morning, to the extent of $4,000.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS,
AS hand and Is manufacturing aRd receiving large
and general assortment Of Hats Cars comprising
all the varieties of color and shape Of Hats and Cs
TIE latest fashion and manufactured from the tn
est material ad the hest Eorkuanp, al Of which viii be
sold Wholesale and Retail at the lowest possible price
From experience In the business aud having always
used best reaEOrs please and furnish the public with
good, fashionable, and Seyeeahe hat, feel confident
with mas present facities and large stock hand, that
able to supply my patrons with article superior
Hay heretofore offered.
respectfully request call from those Of Hats
and Caps, before Pur=hasipg e.srUlsTe-
s. AVERY, No 40 Main ST.
sp6 Wheeling. Va.
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iY- I.ror. DC a.rnth,s tIIeetrIc al, -Tn

sg- I'rOr. De GsrnIh'a EIGctrIc SIII,-THE
New PRAcrIcE-ELEcTRlc UUREs Pain Is pretnOHor
DEATH Relieve the pain ami you check the disease
Prof ratls Electric Oil Is the marvel OF tls for
the following, mot eyeTytiinE.l
Cures Rheumatism often In n day.
Cures Neuralgia TOOtlIacIe, minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, 8 minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds to days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, / day.
Cures Enrachs, Stin Neck, AEue, ] night.
Cures Piles, SweIlel Glands, 10 Gays.
Feos, Broken Breast salt Reuu, $40 days; cures
Quinsy PpitatIOn, PIvurS!, lT day Asthma,
Palsy Govt Frs sipelas TO 81 days. IeuOrrhage,
ScrOiuu Ahsvss to 10 days Frosted Feet and Chill
bIaius, to 3day5
ASK Wilkins, Lynchburs, II Chas. De Graths Elec
trio OIL did him of Rheumatism and strains re-
ceIved from u fall.
Rev. Mr. CadweiI 1t did not relieve him Of severe
cough and pain IN the breRSttn one night.
ASK WEIGH, Buchanau, Ii did not him of
sveIle in the throat in Rheen minutes, when the
Doctor tlid lie would die. iu IL short time.
Ask MrsArgyle If it did not relieve her Of the headache
in fifteen minutes.
ASK Mrs Backford, Lynchburg II it did not her
of headache in fifteen minutes.
DEAFNESS CURED.
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CHEAP CLOCkS! CLoCKSI
z. q. hEl.I.A rs. lock Eepnirer.

Prompt attention given to the Brass Wooden
Mantle, or Town Clocks. All year,
with care. Residence Centre Wheeling, the Female
Seminary. ian80
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F6IA LOWS PIPHGAN LOTION,
Or ElnraI Eaa Hlfiffar

Or, Floral Bsautif1ar.
great Cosmetic b-aatsfrus the skin szll esSaieE
oI and curing Ohapr- I1ns, Faer, Lips, Tan, Sar
PARA FferG1eS PiinIasS, se-lds, HaTns,
for the feoEs washing VIA sye instant Tsils4
shaving paosluE the Ftu. IL keEps de
tnis salt ard uhitr for AZ uAafions 81 tbs stln u
be found - he sTvA; Tysasiy. FTiee one DoaF FSr
TSMGE.aS SIS aTsAGSG; uAER DYE.
One Of ltGJ Natural Dyes rs UOEh Its lolg
use has proved cd eOisENrzsons Ands king
vvvt.r produefin ijaiy Iasiely Be dons % he
IL rEsl- applied, at obtain black %
viii def tS bet iaETs 70 tr it fre nAtaEe
itself. Price 81 and a. = FER bsK-
aiasle aud ssIi s. T. PIaLON, a lsI BROADWAY.
Dey So, and 5sT BgoaiHsys ~. Nirens Hotsl n Y
druggists Fancy stpTsa throughout the z 4
Tie eOni.tr article q t- kisd hst0re oneEea
pablo tie 81 GEeur Ia this
country, and Of the Hany hsures % iitattons
aide eoIrte Hii Is fog pTrsSgVtEEs dFsssiaE
tie Hair, kErng the bead eEaF from
dTntE It is inssshisi in rksFt II = every Thing
the hair requires. Price sec. and u peg bottle
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MARRIED.

On Tueslav evening the eth Inst. by the Rev. Z. T.
Perkins, JOSEPH L. DUHOis Esq late OF StvubenTe, to
ELLEN a. daughter ~ P. r. Armstrong. ESQ Of This ctv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

.sr NEW HAVEN May 18th, 1870.
Prof. DeGraNIy brother las been deaf three years.
trying many things he used your OIL few times, and
IL cUFe,i him entirely. CLIFFORD Il. SCRANTON.
Ask Mr. Scranton, who afterwards bought $50 worth to
SELL My ELEcIRc OIL all pain, at once, RheunA
Aieled IS Years and Cured in one weeki letter
from Rev james Temple:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30

u Wan--D. c. List and P. B. Taylor.
"a Ward-J. NJ. Bickell, E. II. Fitzhugh, z.
Jacob, j. W. Paxton. aud a. p. Woods.
4th Ward-Joh Clayton, Benz. Exley, A. S.
it' Ward-C. W. Cecil, H. b. Hubbard, f.
NcNaughtcN, T. X. Norton aud n. Wilkinson.
The CLERK read a condensed statement of the
result of the late election.
On motion, the Mayor aud those persons
Gamcdin the Mayors warrant were declared
Mayor and Council of the City of Wheeling.
=, The Mayor was then qualified by A. p. Woods,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-30
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.


For the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
following list of the different Churches, and their
time and place meeting If there any mistakes,
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Mdttheoos EpiscopIiiaH Corner Monroe and Byron
streets, E. T. PERkISs Rector; morning services 1V
O'clock, evening" 4
ST. ohns Episcopalfdn Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X wARSER, Pastor;
morning services 10y o'clock, evening, ~
First PreCytsrfan. Rev. H. H. WED, PASTOR Four's ST.,
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon.
second IesJyteian Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre wheeling services morning and evening.
Third Presbyterian, Filth between Chestnut and
Talbert sts., Wheeling Rev. f. wooDs, PASTOR serV
ces morning aud evening.
Fourth Pcesberid, Rev. a PArII, Pastor, Main street,
Washington and Adams sts services morning and
evening.
tor Fourth street, Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
EoySyeet Jethodist Episcopal Rev. b. IsOS, Pastor
corner and North ss North Wheeling services
,mOrnna and evening
L1apliae street 1Iethodfsf Episcopal, ROY. r. pAw-'
sos PASTOR ohapnc street, between First aud Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South HNee9in0 IL e. C2Hreh Rev. c. D. BATTEl1E'
Pastor; services morning and evening.
W1eeliaO Island C2aPel Wheeling Island Rev. F.
Ger,nda NeaOdit Episcopal Rev. c. HELwrO, Pastor,
Chapne street, between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
/ ing.
r. " wnGAS FIFTH street, corner Of Hampden; services
! morning and afternoon.
Assoete REFORMED Rev. Arectunn' Pastor corner
of Market Jefferson services morning and alter
noon 80
sixth streets; services morning and evening.
Ltsefofe,s Market street. between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1C5< IN the morning and rs
evening.
/ Erangelteal Protestant, j. HErFER, PASTOR Clay
| street above sixth, East wheeling
| zion EoangslicaI LtaAeriGn, Rev. p znt'tHEnNAS'
PASTOR Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
wheeling; services morning and evening
s1cih Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market ana
Main.
german Protrstant, Onion Hall, Main street. between
| Monroe and Quincy; services 1lK morning.
which nav be produced by called Electric OIL
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highest standing as he has shown oy Cane
aenees Or .eir nv Eectrie Gil Is pleasant, lSys
so S.ir (as itaons T Children should have II for
Group aud eething and ladies gss = io sn Ssos
rs gSS Department 50 South Eighth street.
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o' PsoS DrGaA4 seOysrer and sole manufaeur
er in the world Of Electric OIL - On R,,a,e Corner.
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