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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
SENT TO ALMS HOUSE,

Julius Alnoletto, age 20, France; Leon Me- heevy' age It, France; Afford Newton, age 20, lexas; Heinrich Otto, age 30 Germany; Wens Schubert, age 33, Germany; Patrick Reynolds, age 3o, Ireland; Robert McGinty, age 2l Ire land; Benj B. Downes, age 5, Maine.
 lne last named Is an old sailor, and com plctey worn out.
 TO BELLyUE sPIrAL-[Fever and Ague.l
 James Shanks .24 Ireland.
 Carl Muller. Germany
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ThE LAW OF NEWSPAPHRS.

1subscribers who do give express to
tiOnS. =
-sukseTiBers order the diSconnnanee Of their PERI
FsHrages paid. 5s.sl ~
lI subscribers neglect their PeriodI-
ealS from the OeS to which they directed
Responsible TN they have settled the bH and ordered them
subscribers other Places without inform.
Ing pubes and the papers the former
Feetion, they are held responsible. E-5 l
SThG Courts have decided that refusing periodic
eStS Tc the office, removing and leaving them uncRlle
or,ta PrtHl1 lci1 evidences OF Intentional fraud.
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afI. o "A r n w r Z q H. r.

a. a = rssslyng and keep hand stsc
ieslGbrated HALLET, DAVIS co.'s pTAE6FS
seeapsts assortment OF AiELnDEONS and sr1
y 91 the Sti.hTated nhnlfaetofies Of OaTI,Syt
a1 a. Z. usles: AlsO, spIended Gothic Or.
loE Shurelcs or Lecture Rooms, with SGiiF Stons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

Ean9s3. 4eledeons, syFaphnes end Aceordeopa tuned
with neatuess and dispatch. sstAst
100 Ah goods warranted, at this establishments .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

connection With the above, keep the largest stocl. In
country OF the following goods: VIolinS VIC.
pnti' Doaple AasssS, Guitars Banioes Tuborines
@ 81, FLUTES! Flies. Fageoets ClurinrttS
Ia1 ss N fass keep every article belonging 10 The
s;.s Bands supplied Withnsrnmsuts AZ short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

SHEGH MUSIC.
a and keep on hand large and
/ Tor every kind OF Inslrunen's nov IN use O0AS
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Laughlins & Bushfield. M
Wh0IeSnIe, ElFuRHTGIl.

5a.. ,..ts. as.R.fii Il i sCf425S 4fOlnoe Street,
ots, tales g.. 70 EhiEa
tss inyiteai tour stock mayibd
7SJ Ji5i Gum 1,6OS 81, iF.4ts 9i'I'
00GFt Birthstone, 1000 a. n S5Sl iJs9v
LEY - t saisrat ~ ri
S1SSS SS ~ ~ soeI, u S9g = FloA. uPhurs
o109H 4GnAataetS tS 500 - saitpktfe 10Y IIis-l
s5sai,iaLSl yngpi yIIePIqEa 5r soQiihs gill
~ lps Fepp9f9., ~ 600 lbs sietiyIisoFfSe. :. ~
5g9 = AH5piee - 100 Cat Iic6ries, - 20 {
$l. ltlnalnohS iifl 800 HiCl6Ves, 5sssi q f;i9f
1Q0ist HutineEB. sf In bSE q "a .r,y,hSv.o,,
800 -, Mustird y. I'd u P-I6s- Ist
2JIiii ,R6eS Ginftr,f4s G0 dSet 3G STat
e9g Sfsd Ginger, I !eg = Ext iqoEees ftyisl
.f...i.s. 5sss5-yti iPATEET MEDICINES II - =
ASLeG CneITy PeetQt0lt. HltSheior6 HafF prs
ReaEayis r. Relief sitt fjrtf
esintoetls MedicneS, 4ssf
tt9i!qyttly. = Fe!lqi HAr1ptohs TfneturG, =
- Daiey'6 Pan EIfaet6r, iEii
endl gyeEy ethlfi nG5lCiDa q
-AsAl ~ II - tAIIGdEAfIOAll hys tastf - Jti4
934e tAtpinef3 si5u4 20 5it Gaome sS3Iq 81 tfs
Is ostinSsaa e iIiu +, .. ~ PIE 4Fgd
s29E AfoFpile, 5ilGia J i6iul elSceYITiEto 9sf 10
90 :. g e.tnsaop4Sj MI 10 q; ;GSi PSSssSs
10 NsCAlofofotn, 10 sffT1rs ~ 49iSieE
All Of which We atfradtsd -3s3
quality and price. st3Sff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

EgTSrIs 7s1ss,..!E-S ~ = y - y ~ >
now opening Of the finest and largest assortmeDts
cty sSS y m ps that has eyer been brought to this
! 10Y ~ a. g any house West Of the Atlantic elites
s nS eSoas may be found Gold and Silver Watcher
yeP Matchss. cooks ln great variety, including
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
JeEeys in eetts Coral Nosasc
Uaeo Gold Stone, Lava, and all Gold uWClry. Also an
81 soit Solder and plated JsNer very chesp
tne pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
fngs Card CaSea Gold Pehs &C.. &C. Every article in
thS Is warranted good represent
60, or the money returned. call respectfully solicited
mh26 y lis ALain ST.. door from ALarah IElnrla
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COPPRIES}TsISS q s3I8 HsEIS IRON TSEA.IBR
Sheppard and MORGAN,

WHOIESALIlA AND sRFpAIl4
Saddle, HaIness and j L Sstnrers
No. 13l, 4aia sd. l1al5sst 81. lion.
n AVE nov hand large ard ass0Itment of
IL al articles In our llnes OF and Gen-
temen,s Saddles, 6ne and aeuess,
Wood Trunks, and Yalices, gAtIet s5tHls Upper
Isataer HoGehIns tialt ooara W1pls Hlusa,
kp4A &c.
s5adissef eyE1 deaep'ipn apd quality fiou tie iaaet
EAtato thai ihe1k lrJles q .GnEii0a ShAitOe,
IroEl all1 aliee very lIpeFier aFtiee
aud Unsurp for Iighknesy strength Gnd
Fine ainEle double Harness 0f best 6tye:
Wagon and ulxt Harness gf te1t material
Iaau8hip,
laTEe q Carpet Bage and every
variety o. material and y as9fS %
An work ordered viii h tnFdshe1 promptly, and ef.
bs llrs 70 merit Gpntipnanee oG p1hllS "a
'ess soyiT i've y, : '4'l sHEpHIRD.t AoRsks. !
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rT-sgSz ChHnEesOGTfme!
GEBREb1ND ARtI1i H4[zSBt1RJSH sRAlLa0A6s
q. 8. MALL = I3lllEt S'a
WheeIin a sIinII lPftthrnrpI

y
iTtIE,-6pe sIist t6lltel ms ~
setget SO 20 oltisI or
DIERtln CaF 40 shephaFd
VI run d1Hy bstIeen q Forest
CRY EeHVinEs heelluf every
day. eud the pgteel eEslg
att Nj striving - IN time
ana n llttSbutt In tile
lilieS lOrelt Cly lsrEes Ritil6Egh
cry Eluraday aud ard IA OiuEnal eVGg
Monday Fednt3dnS and 6t lOsl u
Nheeng "a time for The man lines Tor Ohio. sStf
es 7se77s ssOsBAIH1It& 4 CO. AgeutS.
- for caayei8n95 dlelo, De.a
trottS AtWnnfeet sapl1 the
oales ee % iRsElIsE Oar ~
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!. - aTTaM 8 go g
-WHEEI.TNG "a. -THTRsDA : -MoRNING
r Tsp RE j! !. j ]. I. lI.I
!GleVelanClaI TITS l1III.E5 = I5,IS55;3


E94evel ndt6z Fttts burg Railroad.
qss&1 q go. :
asss.. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ss5tg-..s
rains rum thlO2eg'to LteS1tHO g FittsBarTaA.
~ ana sSter A3nday' March o ls6Gs Trains ,vI run
~ aaily, Gsand ayla sxeep.eel " follows: 80
LEAVE CLEVELAND, Il
I:42 MR Train, stops a way statiots arryes Al
PPltttSs"ntgh Ply At F;ao z b. and at whetlny Il EI6
2'+9 Express Traip stops only q Hudson RavenDa,
hSsfsy Yslsvle and
$50 r ~ Train for Ravehna WAY
p - ~ sFsSpslis lllit Az III = - ss.l fssSi
tssSs tsssssss LEAyRPITIsBURGrI. ...s.5 s5.a -
Sisyslahd 1t sSs ia SSssEas ssfiSsi II sSs s
500 N Expre.s Traln stops way stations except
aos aslvsa ais :. essfsI !. sSosf S Il s@s s
wheeling at 7:4S ? a, r : -.-
LEAVE wAERLiEs. - 8antg
-. s as saiSas Il a1sSsP zsS e.
T q st sSpi 3 Ss va %Ss tssiss SssIss
-. aiat eso0 2 y. .iises si' ~
eSSsSR a. s Y stops g all Stations and arrives q
d EaS'- AN TFaiuS stop ., Eaeuds street Station.
a Tnutnrawns Rranch.
Trains leave New philadelphia -T45 H. Dover Al s,O5
VITA Tran o5 ass MS 1Lse IS psen
from Cleveland, PsbuTg Wheeling ynessirsb A.
= I6 n Arrives t.poyeE at 400. and eV Pls leirllS
change of Cars between clsveisudau r.,tsburrs
ana Wheeling and Pittsburgh. - : HSs 81
COnnectionS.
Tie Trains Pittsburgh with IL PennsviyanIS
York and BOstOn. S' @ e'S.
With the seubenyie and Indiana Railroad
CGdlSf Co6hoctons Newark, Columbus and
AT wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
cumberland, RfederckGbuFg Washington City and DaltI.
points Ohio RIVER ~ slA
At Cleveland With the Lake Shore and Cleveland TOs
ida
Chicago, Burlington, Rock Island Davenport
West. ~ @ s@.S N'SS' R'V'Il
Tickets can be phrchassd atths Oaics On the Line.
Meeting Roads, = - 'O4' SNt''
Pare Us low ~ by any other Route -sli5
suptS ONCE @. 3 r. Railroad, il DIR Mn aDr1k
Gland. Marcel 9. 1881. mh19 u u
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2 o. P. BROWN.

Watches, IeWeIry, 8TI7ernnd Plated TT5re5
Cloc6S, &C. Ac. 7s7S'i
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'TC CORRESPONDENCE.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other d.
PTOpTietorS.
CONCERNING the editorial department OF the paper
should be addressed the Editors Jointly, either
them.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please write
only side Of the paper
observance the rules greatly oblIKe
md secure more prompt attention ts than
Asy might otherwise receive,
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IN SUR. AN gE.
IN6uRR.N 0IIRI PR5nlIplE1'4E.5ii:Iis5.555rT u

2I = sssb IN M t|S "A l(I4slISI5 X se,55,
a===-=-ss =
TRTSTTT7 T7IsIE 01TTSI ms 77,-75l 5,-,.--T
& 4ENt9 Qt1197 .4 9O6 6tSROREEI'Ys
4 INSIJFI y fS IT g fsIf.I,,
lsHVM1IAAI q slIBY--INsusAsos AersT-os5es a i,
Twin take FiYs md III s+ tt
wlashe5t.4. s1Rss Ts Company q s Valley Of yFEiDla
The Lynehl'urg Hose Pire Insurance Company
4ige. Wi tsi. sn5,..t,o,. 4.
4fass SsoGgsy s g9sd
n IS I, :. . sa.s
OF g ss,.l; TILE IS VALLEY OF, VfisciYN1A
pns ,5iiI s IT, pal1 " ana invested with sun
oap sd5use ssS ps IdtEe and SsTs gN + siIs 1Osss
-RFprpssoFs- 1Ssat-
;,s Z; B gaksF. ,3A4 Tsll5nt Dslap,ain,
Norton, Acheson 4 Co. q sII.r,S51,,rl T1 - -
,yaE lrsly, a. d5issp EssEse Z Co,
t,..oaai aiss 9 Howell oN peiskAlk 90:
= - -- - - - -
6olSPalsy Of i.ySs sbl,rss. Tges.llan &c,
ian2g z2s. ..ii i !. .i.lil1sa Agent
T., l-,,,. 49, insurance. sR9
rs mn win t1Es for Life PolIcl
39RRsas q rSladslp5ia A44a''s : ttas
Mii i. sEIsY siGIg4 =
The Chic - 7;'i,.zs AESns.
- LIFE Z 1E 3 te ana
'.a9 INSURANCE COMPANY
| " " H eANG4. sAtHeANG4.
inUuYr(p ,yr,yt,,- :, - 3li
ostiOA sAAR DOOR TO TO THE n. 9 N. BANK
lHIs Company I! now tuy Organised and prepared to
E1R and In TS PIst most Psra rates. on FIsE, ma,
S5,e1 pa. Z 2, DIRECTORS Eer
VIM. sbt9s['i Tao,I1s JasR Baker.
Jas. Q. AchesOh. L. DeSpiSin John John p hopktp,
w. p PrTTrso. s..r.t.rL =: 3. DELAPLA1N President
FIRB ANn NT01SINTLS --------
NC TIS a ~ ~ & = ~ y g 5i
y-,-r,,, :, ~, - WHEELING, Va.
III 10WARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co. m
-. - A4-A.F4lAAADELtHlA.. Z, 80 ~ 'sit tf'tE
gtsi II as CHARTER RERPETTTAT Il " So
Incorporated by A CT oCthe l.eyiS6,r,,,,.r . :
KJTTHoRTZFD ~ NJ n a
~ a N6TTS1T FULL
.l,,5,.sl5 flf,-s : 80 ~
stSets worth S PsP,
Cash en- hand, =. !. ....... bl;iS6
NOtts =
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t,-5.5yS,s u y = 53aksE4 3 Tellant Dslapiain,
es<. 1hoS IL LIST - D. sLAnsbt n slflE't,tt
Norton, Aeheaon 4 Co. Gs.siIardma1.s $50, -
f.Ie q sI II s g. .8akee & Co.,
b -, q. 6A4S 2 , hoWeh, O.NY nciSkelI& Co.
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Cinoinna ati .iVEAlnEnf n4ton 8iZaneslE

vile Ratigoad.
l are heFeby f6sF9etf1liy inidTiaEd ID fs zk
R. Company s receive and forward freight
(rpnt In ERneaYile Secund
n95tA pE e
dlats .bt gi9eh tothe
Tor th9
E3s a Sc %sst e ~
Egetght
months fropi5 a. u. HPs Nj dfnR taa
tE9Ea % a: a. We 3
giving Attehtieh neeelSSfy fhSufe
e 5aa sastga n sas
g feF 4 l FisEtass g.
I i - e 3 III K t5iTFiIs s.sstf sasa1sF
r n 3 CftaeFal Ftsi igi6E AEei4ii
mySOdRNtf ZRneaVile, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

Inc iA'ynGhoHrg ~ Ose and g 6 FG 9GmH1ifa nee
~. ~ elff ~ Pay 99 Of Vas ~
and pay losses7 ils -acsesl t'lNpAt 7! sRGBI
JAZZ zaIl fs,ff u 5isfs fisfs AICeTk.aF
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JtJN n 3 1867 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

IHe lnsuEance1 1UompanV9 b q
OF, ,sls "a iVALLIGYs OF Wiz GINA
GIAPITALS OuO-all paid IN and inyeStsS ,sItt S
" plus Eta take Fire, Cargo and Marine FSEs iosseS
promptly adjusted and paid. WSi n ! sPiilY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04
PIANO FORTES.

e-.s5 1E.43A4NO n IOEG4ISS
Es--2.l! OPENED THIS DAY, "A PINE STOCK or
CbiCka5inSfB Plano RofIoS,
" ID S III u9f ans koseWood and Black Walnut hnish
y : o and 64 octaYes. These instruments,
usual were awarded the hlghest przea gold The
ate Aechantcs Par3 held In Boston, Oct 1856,
Grand and Parlor grand Pianos; and
Square Ptanoa the highest and first prize silver Medal
there being no gold medals awarded s Iustr
We have now facilities afforded that will enable
70 sen these Instruments at prices that will compare
rue most common Makers respectfully Invite tho
Pp3lc 70 can and examine hne stock the old Music
and Variety Store, No. 20 Union street. J.MELI.OR
Pianos to rent. Music Taught az myS
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3. S & - E.
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4 bl,s 80 6lR.f4SD0,WSL2LLlND& 80 4
QUPP, Holland Green, on Cloth Transparent ana Paper
~ BnaS Of eVefy desefirtoLs for sale cheap by ~
tnly!O ll--t-..- "a I0E EaRAYHa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

-as9 4g1 5pdYfall Paper ,sAl d
iFE ould invite fhe attsntinu tlose Who intend r.s
~ ChaRi1sn al papsr t6sali aud
stoek q yatlo9s A We tk pf fs % can and
6&NGilhe, fibl I'D JAS3Gg "a
&. mh9D No. III Main 81 W1esiIi1Rg n n y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

RIED BREP, Hams ana Shoulder
< l4egGEtafsys f.fsgis{ FHOBURN &HADDEN Il 5fts
I tnlv2S ..tf 4a Main At.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

q Life Insurance. 5RI5
ME undersigned win Implications for Life Policies
n ~ IN 1as gpgd sstss Life 4nsuTnpse Annuity Trus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

oFFICE-C Corner of Main and Quincy streetl
Entrance from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

u. eh 9DIFetG I'M F6FtatldtTs leEHT9TIT %
w Eaaye Shts the rpsnnfaetor.,
Nv les In Belfast our Rdl ifdpuftafio6 of
stsy ilnens, a1d lnen Gag ble IlsS
ranted All pure Linen We would
ch9ssrs 70 call and examine n Ie are deerne 81 m
~ tlsss ptice1 than can be pOfehaScd IN the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

aney iSei confident that they can ofer ind6eeent5 "a
he eSges eSceed b. house In the Wlst 4 h
S9ESI Hotels and Boats customer go
| - AiWays on hand, Prime Live Geese 4eatb.r,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

f-931iti JosSIl lll2eO1tINELI- 6lZ''55 80
STYLE Han ard Parlor PApets With and bsauti:
~ velvet Match BprlerB. ALS0=-A general aSSort
ret Of Wall Plpers for sEie vel io
IoriCu8ltb by .iifkt rny1B - al JOE EfikY F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

amlt. m 7. MORE NOVELTY Y III LII FLOUR. - Q 2
FuST Esceixad and no bill 0f DadIsy Co!s.
9t Bland 0t Novelty NIL Flour; s1gg bbl9 Of which Is
Extra Family, made from chotee Mite ttheat.
hly9ttsii! tftti45 - Fe n DOANE Il COWGILLLt tR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

80. JRLELOJY W4G0NiS. ~
fVVILLoW Sg9Eets and oabs, toE saiei very low by
tlJ EHpttff t9l .g1zl3Ifin1 a.ig J06{GRAE YES ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

BLaE
a vory neat SdsapeTioroFtiels o.
BANK oHEGKS on all tho city Banks
ORD 2 b B O0Kss,
BLANK DEEDS NOTES, bRAFTs,4&c.S
PEtntea on extra papols lor salslil thlsofss. y
DTa$ tseeeipts and Bflls IF Zlarlsiag
.,,s.. ROula to 6tdar. AlsO. every dsseriptionof
fslAllN Rlll FANCY Printing!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

Wla, Tel1s RneuuaPuSent Ne. 81 .--iIsets "a
above the secoRd and Ork Tpslahy evsniaES ef each
month ouAElEs DIoEnA.,o Q. 2; R.Stsgsr, scribe y !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

HEISKEIL q SWBARINGEN
III AYE AYE nov received their entire SECOND STOCK OF
u - sPRtE4 SUMMER GOODS recently selected In
2Fk 1y sample and otherwise from the most
arrivals and elegant designs the They would beg
hers to call the attention buyers their
DEsss 4oodR aud m6roderiesl which In variety
beauty o STYLE combined with moderate prices,
Their stock OF Staple and other Goods Is likewise
very cOmplete.1f 3{f E ~ 81
~ Ms have now oPened beautiful a1SOrtment Of Spring
ana sulnn1er Dress GpodB, consisting Of
ip ktch FlOunced Grenadines 5s ,iff
-zg- Bayadere .FOunped Beregts, .-gi.--s- :,
BayOdere R1ounced SIlkS,
Striped and Pounced OrgandIes
ap9 5ts HEl6kELL q SWEARlNGRE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

sz.iy gz.a Pow derll Powder p s7Ti I5al
RELAY has seonstsptlY In Food oatulv
Dup0nte superior Rl1e, Sporting On cahniSttFS
both for reet and coal, which iiIts
Ss i auany OF snsls oN had int6s
q; 9tOp.ESstors and othsHs using iarEs at,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

Estimated value Of annual premiums SsaSS 65
wheeling. Jan. III -ftaHee "e 7. eEtss 1Esnt.
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: EN0o IIHyA!AGE HRAGE AMERICA1Il Il-MAN0R1OT0RTE.
AgAAAtk,A AROOlk.EkEGREBEffF1f
-e--z. - With no. IN u a u -. --.---

4gpE This superior fluid Ink has been beSop. q.
sNo years. it has been copsanty FSi6InT n
mold II1a 6y many to- ths alSnSd IS.i
.lcS to1etSs @ tiS yeaT twenty Aosa pint bot
snE ana merchants In ctneinna EoGIsvle pittS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

i LETTER BOOKS AND = LETTER PRESSFS
4 NV have SUPERIOR syELIUM COPYING BOOKS, a.
Wv and superior article, Screw Letter PresSeS
II different sizes, which We sell cheap -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-04

gSt received q neW tphiy 81 Nal PapeTB Of and
the 5t afEtshl Ia The eisy for the Spgtn
sfAde, tor sale by ~ II x jos. GRAN Est
dih3 fs5tssst VI csntfe NhesffnF.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
From He P,slasti Citizen :
Great improvement ia Spectacles.

Grained of the genuine Scotch Pebble.
l.. PALMER d CO.. t,ptieiaas fran. tie In
grocel Spectarle Manqfsstory and oP.cat
Estab,iMmas, "a London,
GALL the attention of the
" citizens Of Fayetteville and ~
surrounding country 10 their splendid assort-
merit of Scotch Pebble Spectaeles, and wonld
say, iothose who value their sight, not 70
delay awaiting themselves Of the opportunity
of procuring pair of the justly celebrated
Spectacles. These Pebbles are constructed in
accordance with the PHILOSOPHERS Of nature IN
the peculiar form of aConcave convex mirror,
admirably adapted to the organ Of sight. and
can be used by the old and young to pursue
the most minute employment, either by day
or candlelight, with perfect ease, aud never
cause that gidliness Of head or unpleasant.
sensation TO the eye that many experience
from using the ordinary kind of spectacles.
Many persons might have GOOD eyesight for
Is or 20 years longer. by using these glasses
than the ordinary kind, which in the end do
more harm than good. Call on j B. RADIO
TEAU,,at Mnore's tavern, OF ]. B. CARLY,
west side Of the public square
Dec. 25. 1856.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
Free Negroes.

The following resolutions were
adopted at a meeting of the citizens
of Davidson county. on the Oath ult
We copy from the Union as fellows:
1 Resolved, That a Committee be
appointed in each civil district of this
county, comprising the Magistrates
and Constable thereof, whose duty it
shall be TO serve legal notice on all
Free Negroes within such district
to leave the State, who are here
without authority; the said Com
mittee are further empowered and
requested to ascertain the sentiments
of the voters Of each district in
writing expressive of their views as
to the expulsion from the State Of
Tennessee. of every class of Free
Negroes within its borders; and that
they mike report Of what they have
done in the premises to meeting of
the citizens, to be held at Odd
Fellows Hall On the first Saturday
In January next; and that they re-
port the names Of all Free Negroes
they may, notify, and all that are not
notified in their several districts.
And that said Committee be further
Instructed and requested to enforce
the law against all owners of slaves
who permit them to hire them their
own time.
ResOlred, That a committee Of
three be appointed by the Chair TO
name three citizens in each district
to act on said committee, in concert !
with the magistrates and constable
OF the district, aud that they give
them written information Of their
and request their i'm
action in the premises.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
GOV. A. v. BROWN.
The Knoxville Standard says:


Tennessee is uBquestionably emit.
tied to representative in the new
Cabinet. There is not a State 10
the Union that has stronger claim
to this distinguished honor than Ten
nessee. Here was the great battle
field Of the canvass, aud nobly have
the patriotic citizens Of Tennessee
endorsed the platform on which Mr..
Buchanan stood, as well as the man
who occupied that distinguish posi-
ton, Foremost among the distin-
guished statesmen Of this State to
whom the country is indebted for-this
result, stands Gov. Aaron Y. Brown,
and upon him should fall the honor
of representing Tennessee among
the constitutional advisers of the.
new President He possesses the
ability and the energy to make such
an officer IS would adorn any Cabi-
net, aud Mr.. Buchanan would not on
ly honor Tennessee in calling to bis
assistance the ripe statesmanship Of
Gov. Brown, but would equally hon.
or himself. -,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
Do ven wish for Health.

If afflicted with any form Of disease, nc
matter how inveterate, or what duration, we
advise you as friend to try Hurley's SarsaRa-
rlla. The reputation of this medicine has MOI
tslike others') had its birth in asingfe day, but
one that has developed itself by-degrees ever
since introduced till now regarded the friend
of suffering humanity. It's curative properties
have been fully tested in thousands and thou
sands of cases, from the most simple eruption
of the skin, to the deadliest enemy of the hu-
man race, Consumption" and in no instance
where perseveringly adopt ed, has it failed to
afford permanent relief.--Ao5ile Nsios. -sss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
Sugar and the Tariff.

Sugar, which has advanced SC
highly in price 10 consequence of its
scarcity, pays 80 per een:. adlpaloreu
dnty on lis importation into the Uni
ted States. The public, who use it,
think it Is about time to make it du-
ty free, Tor now the higher the price
the greater the duty. The daty OPP
crates as tax upon the entire con-
sumption of the article, and there
fore amounts to GEAR twelve millions.
Sugar, if duty flee would, be about 81
cents, where it is now 12-or CT
cents, where it is now 8 The Euro
paan papers are debating whether So
gar will go up or down, in price, and
the best opinion appears to be that
there viii be a fall before February,
as the increased price has so .dimin-
ished the world s'consumption of the
article that it more than counter
balances the diminished production.
Pill Led. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-01-08
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.,

In the vicinity of Petersburg, Tuesday. 30ih
ult., by Rev d. l.. Mitchell, Mr.. G. l.. RAN
DoLPH and Miss NJ, f. MOORE
May the same serene effulgence which has
lighted them to Love. and Matrimony foreve,
smile upon their pathway and govern their
destiny, leading to pure and unalloyed Felic-
ity, both here and hereafter!
In this county. Sunday, goth nit Mr.. SAM
uEL HAYNIE and Miss ANNA MOORE.
In this county, Thursday, 25th ult.. by w.
j. Grills, Esq. Mr.. Wan. B. RosBoRo and Miss
ANN E. HARDEN.
In this county, SUNDAY, 2eth ult., by VIM.
E. Carter, Esq, Mr., THABDEUs WHITE and
Miss NANNY A, SMITH.
In this place. Thursday. LIST inst by Rev.
8. NJ. Cowan, Mr.. GEORGE W. RupD and NJ ISIS
MARTHA j. CUhMrNs.