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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

Z
TnB RIvER.-The river is alta stand with .
feet water inithe channel.
Most of the Wheeling boats have been for
long time laid up, at points below, but we see by
tie Cincinnati papers that this late rise has
caused them TO brush up and prepare for bnsi-
ness again. One or two of them are advertised
for this port.
The boat building business in Pittsburg seems
to have been carried on with more than usual
vigOr this season. In theyear terminating with
the close of this month. there will have been
huilt and fitted cut, at that port, more Of steam
ard other deckcd vessels, than ever before dli-
ring the same time.
Boats frnm scufietown report only 90 inches
water on the crossing, with ten or twelve boats
aground or waiting to come over. One of the
boats, the name of which We could not learn,
purchased quantity of beef from some scoun-
drcl, aud the passengers and crew who partooI;
OF it were very sick, two having died. The AMI
NAL Ind probably died from milk sickness, as
INSCRIPTIONS of the sick had led 10 that con-
clusion. tJ<3
tf ---ss4ese---=z---.4 -
To REGULATE THE LIVER is one of the Pliysi
clans principal aimslin all cases of debility or
weakness Of the system, for when this is done
heaIth naturally follows,
To find remedy to do this has been the aim
OF Dir. Sanford during years Of practice, where
the LvgR INvlGoNATos was used with the great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, aud in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until it has been fully
tried, and known to be beneficial in the treat.
,nent of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from disordercd Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billiousness, weakness
of the back or spine, stomach and bowel de-
rangcment, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the Inyigcrator, curing the Liver and =
moving the cause. sept5-lm
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FROM ROSTON

Bosrox, Sept 24-The schooner Elderage,
from Galveston, has arrived at this port She
reports that at Is p. M, on the 18th inst, she
passed within one hundred feet of the wreck oil
the Central America, and laid TO till O'Clock
the next morning. She then ran down to the
spot but saw nothing of the steamer ar her pas
hours longer with the same result. She saw
three other vessels lying by, one of which shv
recognized as the barque Saxony. This is
probably the schooner noticed by some Of the
rescued, and which it was hoped might sue
coed in saving Commander Ilerndon with 9th,
ers Of the passengers.
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BRookE CouxrY FAm-rhe Brooke county
Fair passed oil delightfully."-, and the display in
all departments W rs exceedingly cteditable. DIR.
Chapliue, OF this city, presided yesterday In
the swcepstake premiums, three year old gel
dngs, the prize was taken by gelding owned
by Dr. s Campbell In the trial of stations,
the prize was taken by John Richards, owned
by Mr. Stoncsifer, Of Steubenville. In the
general sweepstakes, the prize was taken by a
gclding owned by Thomas Hunter, of Brooke
county.
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A FINISHED SwINpLEl,.- Ne,o L0Ige Hcrea6outs.
Yesterday morning an intelligent little lad
named Tommy McLane, was accosted at the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by a stranger, who
handed him a small peice of silver and kindly
asked hun to run over to the post office and en-
quirc for the contents of box "2O7" The boy,
not suspectipg anything wrong started on the
orrand and in a: short time returned with the
letters, five in number, which he handed to the
stranger and went about his business. a short
time afterwards, Mr. j. II. Dicky, cashier oftlie
Manufacturers and Farmers Bank, called at the
post Office and was surprised tose his box-sO7
empty, but was informed that his letters lad
been given to the lad in question Further in
qniry satisfied all parties concerned, that the
letters, which are supposed to contain valuable
paper, are in the possession of some sharper
who, by some means dirovered the number Of
Mr.. Dicky's box, and has doubtless succeeded
in making pretty good haul. The police and
other parties were actively engaged yesterday
in searching for the scoundrel, but no clue could
be had to his indcntity
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RAuRnAn MEErlNG

CoLuMDus, O.-The Representatives, Of rail
roads west of the Suspension bridge Buffalo,
and the Ohio river, met today to consider the
agreements made recently by the four Eastern
main lines to reduce speed, increase fare, and
dispense with Western railroad ticket agencies
in New York, and to dispense with runners and
solicitors and the pacard system generally
YIN. Robinson was called TO the clair, com
mittcc Of ten was appointed to report tomorrow
on the interests of tic Western connections, III
reference to new rates aud the proposed re,
Gurlus.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

SEPT. 24.-Thc Southern mail brings New
Orleans papcrs of 18th inst, as late MS Gu,.-
Gen. Henderson, ex- Senator from Hiss, died on
the 18th.
been suspended in consequence Of the weather.
During the fiscal year ending June Both, the
amount of public laud sold, was nearly i, l43,-
900 acres, and receipts thereIrom upwards Of
50, 100000.
The President left the city this morning, on
visit to Lancaster, TO return on Monday.
Orders have been issued from the Navy De
partment, for the preparation of the soop-ofwar
Vincennes, TO Join the American squadron.
The President has recognised the following
named Spanish Consuls: Jose slunoz, at Savan-
nah; Juan Pico Y. Alaneya, at Mobile; Enruge
Fallon, at Boston.
General Henningsen has gone South.
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REpUBLICAN CoNvENrIoN.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 2l.-The following nomina.
tons have been made by the Convention, now
in session Court of Appeals, Timothy .Jen.
kins; Src'y of State, Alom McLapp; Comptroller,
Robt. Dcnniston; Treasurer, John I. Hogeboom;
Atty General, Vim. Curtiss: State Engineer,
Geo. Gedd<; Canal Commissioner, A. S Thurs,
ton: State Prison Inspector, Thos Cirkpatrick
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Loursv1LLR Sept. 24-The steamer Rescueis
sunk at Oil Greek Rocks, near Fluit Island, and
will be total loss. Insured in the Citizens
office at Pittsburgh, for $4,000. No lives lost.
The John Toml kins has been raised, and ar
rived here
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AssAr1r WIN IxrESr 70 KllL.-A man named
John Co.'S, was arrested in bridgeport yester-
day, by officer Kelly of West Wheeling, char
ged with an assault with intent to kill, upon a
young man, whose name we could not learn
Coss was taken before Squire Kelsey, and after
hearing, was committed to the St Clairsvie
jail, to answer the charge at the next term Of
court.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J UST gPdJ B b5LSH. ED
fBy .. B. LIPPINCoTT & Co.

OLD CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, AND FAMILIES OF vER-
GINA. BY BsuoP SIEADE. TEo vcIs. svo. NGmerou5ly
Illustrated. Price -.
SLAVERY ORDAINED ny GOD by Igv. FEsn. A. Ross,
's7a ne men TorhsGna South honor tie 1zord q
COL md lore their country"
One vol. limo. Price 81.
kzy- Tnr AsovE WoREs roawARDLDE NAIL. Pre-.
PAIN, rrUH EEoEIrr OF Pace. auvst-lmifitt-W&w
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"OetobeI 50 sober,
81 salIoE and seaT.i

with its glorious Indian summer, will soon be
upon Us; November with its cold rains, chilling
storms and gloomy days will follow, and then
for winter with its hoary frostS, its SnOwsrand
hypcrbotcan blasts and the downward cxploFa-
tions Of the mercury towards zero. ''Sich is
life
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Police MATrrRs--Anthony Craig, tailor,
was up before Aid McCourtncy yesterday,
charged with beating Ellen Dean, the complains
ant in East Wheeling. Anthony had quite a
severe wound on his forehead, which he had
received in the engagement. He was fined s.
and costs, aud sentenced to ten days on the
cham gang.
Martin Simpler, for disturbing thepeace and
quiet of the city, aud threatening an attack up
on Ralph Over, was fined $l3, on Wednesday
night 10y AID. Newly, Of the 9th Ward. The
fine was paid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

DEArn rRoA DmNKlNc WnlHSY-An insane
man. named Samuel Boggs, living South west
of St, Clatrsville, died on the 18th inst, from
the effects of liquor given 70 him by two men,
said to be drunk at the time.
The parties were arrested aud held to bail, by
Justice Davies, to appear at the next term Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

Mas KmLrp.-A deaf and dumb man named
Wm c. Smith, was run over aud killed on
Tuesday last by a train of cars between Baden
and Rochester. He was walking upon the
track at the time aud is said to have been hor-
ribly mangled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

TUE advent of the cold weather has Occa.
stoned transformation in the appearance of
PoPuace. Linens, straw hats, etc, have
vanished from public gaze, and warm wOolens
have been substituted September is almost
ronr: .Ie
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MI sCEDLANE

.Executors' sale o. Real estate.
CJyILL lsE SOLD, Nt P.,tl tn = "a IA IIny of
wv 10th IEOnIll CSctObrrl u xt, tie oilO alag
property II the Of StartiLaYe Belmont s'pn', Ohio,
A,liace,t % the Il. X Depot; viz: 81
Eigteen isl lets belonging Jointly the estate Ct %
ainc w Lald decd, tad Collier u. linsr-ad fonr Dat
LOIS Also, LIT M. g. Which is srbs lntial aul
uodIOus stury IIick nNriline and Store tLuc aia
Lot ioiains ,e rrssyt CAmc!br'nnsine iointiy
said estate, ami joseph Iors Sho has Aaihori1r US /"
sell his intcreSl scthrr with that 81 the esnte Full
session can he given At once.
IIri.nsvilie l. Village OF rwunty-vv hundred tnhnlt
ants the Ohnr;veE valley "PfSite aud ntove
the city OF VIII, eig ~ part oi thu iot tp@n Which
large portion OF the AhcTe desciIi property,
upon the d bottom, 81 vaOu o; 9 feet
isve log ina,k, overlooking oter ~ r,i"is al the
valley contguouSWhurlr island Suspension Brirc,
portion the city OF MhcelnE-Nict IRakrS II
pleasant benuulsr for residences. The ls around
coal aud liIur stone We think
t few p"ss's onanN atran.as' for tie man.
uiscn. nj nil articles the Dido valley.
L. o'tln.S Terms (Which
wilt ne essyJ s,ir.lc kti0stl the dag .! sale
WA =. BATES,
THOMAS WOOD, $50
Executors q! B. W. L1td- decd, and
H A sy % II, NiTlgc,
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FAILED
SINK.

New YoRK, Sept 24-Thc Delaware Lacka
wan and Western Railroad has failed.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
SEPT 2I.-Flour aud Whisky nominal, the
latter is held 1-2c higher. business generally
quite active.
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LEFr orT.-rhe premium aud diploma award
cd Peter II. Litner, by the Agricultural Society,
for collection of fancy glassware WAS accident
ly left out of the list furnished to US Orpubli-
cation.
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SUPEIsIOIt NEW SINK.
EAII3 GknIINDS.

We have just received at !s Office, another lot Of Burrs
superior IeEs Tnk5 hest Ia the country. Orders from
county Offices promptly flyd. Terms cash.
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TuE Towx CLOCK now strikes the hours cor.
reetly, and is as heretofore, in every respect,
'.good institution"
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BY THE UNION LIME.
OFFICE. coRNER WAFER AND MONROE STREETS.
FROM CHICAGO.

sErT. 24,-The Fontlulac Railroad has been
assessed
Mcssrs. Hrrrsc & Brooks, extensive paper
manufacturers in this city, have failed.
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AK 0iNNIO NlJSs
Gentlemen interested In TIE puied alteration and
Enlargement, OF tie Par GroIni, Ill please Ro
hans Hail, Saturday evesins at o'elpes. The
Agricultural Assoeiation requested attend.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Sept. 24.-Flpur firm, 1900 bbls
sold. Wheat firm, SO 900 bushels sold at lao
al ,43 Tor white, a decline of Sc Cnrn advanced,
10000 bushels sold at 81. Pork heavy. Lard
l-Sc better, sales al AT. Stocks higher.
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TRANSPORTATION
Change of Schedule.
jSts5ss s.f So Eco
rs a. o,nen n. 80. R.R.

ON and after Sunday evening" June 4th, the Passenger
will leave this station daily Mt S:l0 M. and $3.50
T. NJ and &c +. ST. Wheeling time.
Tie Mail Train daily except sundays $40, A. NJ,
stations.
The Express Train daily at $3.50 =. NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations Only Benz
wood Mouudsvie Cameron Burton Bentens Ferry Graf
RowlesbUrg Piedmont Cumberland No. IL w Station.
Sir Johns Run, Marnsburg llarPer Perry, aI"noeacy,
SykrsVle and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sundsy) at
10, p NJ, will receive aad discharge Passengers mt all the
principal stations
Tie Trains viii arrive as follows: The NaiITraln ato5
A. NJ Express Train ut 1913 a. Nj Accommodation Train
IA 6:3y r. 81. By order OF 3
W. $. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
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O n d D OIL a r
WUEHLw ]

NRWE HAH HB~EEl
ONE OF THE REST PuRGAT1vE AND LIVER NEDl-
SNEs S% StiS5 M nSSG s sn s saSSF
easier nlder and laors Su 'nn any oissr Teh
a. Remedy, acting rst OF, tie Iiccr TO ,j.ct lnoIl!
nattcr then the stomach " howelA TO carry on That
matter, thus accomplishing two purposes ti'ecunlJ with
"iIoS or +, most sIinrtiss Il ill., Mt
the time thai rurses IL, AMI when taken daily in
moderate doses viii strengthen and build 1t Ni'"it unG-
DH. SANTuHD's INliGOEAIoK is Compounded entirely
Efronln.w articles Of nelirine, namely, Guns.
Souie lLtH of the myth OF these gums he foJn
cd when 1t known that bottle Of the lnyigrratGr
contains much strength ore hundred doses 81 CAT
- Omi, without amy VI its deeter"us effects
Though possessing rare medicinal these Gums
, GFf s US IN the @ s @
%hSN met S such 'eegse ~
~ tried and known its cts II has rarely cseF fsi:rI
Indigestion being caused BY deraneed AiDs cured
- wien the Liver is excited 10 action.
and as proof tl,9 The relieves this dsssse
regularly one wees and teF skin VIII begin I" sre'rnv
rator 1Msvit In small doses on retiring ami Il assets
nature IN her operations By gradually dminshingt tie
and work regularly ms clock work sek Headache is
YcFy relieved by taking double nsc nf the ySEi0
stomach.
- Por Overloaded stomach IT has equal. II
Hives all oppressive or uneasy FEELING after tstiDE
eetspeak IL lie Mel,rs.tcrtnS.
DE. sASIonp,s IsytgUnAicR came to us recommended
as cure for Diver Co"fniis aud all diseases arising
from Diseased Liver. The Testimonials Of tnany 0f
our Physicians In s ayor indGcCdu us Ctry it,And nov
cOuYcIiUn is certain that Il the hlrg
Ssnss eyer given u ics, for 1t made complete
cure before tile Hrst bottle taken, and BrCan
cat anything edible without trouble, while before, motifs
- ing but the pbest food would digest, often that
gave pain Now what want 70 MI readers
e Liver Complaint D. spcrsn trouble jor.d0
- fail to Try ills, tie g.easehs rGiutdy In ;e woTldH'o
- There has been tried In family arerneIy
which has met Rh ttcF uHhorned In the
ofdiseasts Incident TO Children IN SAkToRD's
GaAIOR nor 10 IL alone for diseases Of children thst
llsv it, for II acts Cathartlc mildly and ksty
md see Ia rrilbTae thc tioTOughiy thai
think We are doing service 70 all in advising thea
- Hhti they need medicine this cdy. There
cases that have come under notice where great ei
eft HIS bteu received In DIX OF the LigeF somAcii
and Iis where all remedies iaed give relief
1t hns become useful in family Tint Will moi
FhloE ONk DOLLAR ran BOTTLE.
SANFORD Co, PTppTIgtOIs, as broadway New IofR
I. Ii. LUGAk q Co. Agents for Wheeling. -
JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati. .i--l-i5i
GEO. II. KAISER. PiltsIurgt, " olssale Agents.
aulT-3n-1y-dAw
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> POr overloaded stomach 1t has equal. AS
Lives all oppressive uneasy feeling after tutiDE
heartily Eor family medicine generally, MI who
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B1 TELECfItAPH.

BALTIMORE MARKET. z
SErrEmBER 24--The market for everything
opened steady this morning.
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tIIGEII1I IaIPORTAN.r 'EO
lBGSusbER MERCHANTS
AND NAlOLESfNR g GsROCEIEs.
bh. itCNIil h.sAtNt1Eht -
2lAYoRlSGS TO PRODUCE AT \ MOMENTS MOTTO
EVERY DESIHED ITOI10R

2LAvORINGs To PRODUCE AT \ MOMENTS NOTICE.
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
III undersigned lately I,ir great imrruVrrt
this branch OF business The avorinTs ut up in pack
of = 10 I'm 10 Enilos aid, requires la, thu addition
Of Pure Spirit either LIST 9Th proof and Liquors such ~
CGgnac, either dark pale Holland AMI English Gin ia
naca aud ST. Croix Rum NIononRahea, nonFhop, lris and
scotch WhiskcV, Apple, Peach, Cherry and err Bran
S, Port and SHlslrA Wines will be instantly p-Educed. l.
REQUIRES skill, hut addition of GOV" spirit, '
gallons to each gallon Of the respective flavCring.
Tile best CoEnae oil, .rccl yellow aud white, UNrFWnt'.
genuine, as low asHnS other lint oIt:r it, the u. e.
Essences of every lIquOr. EatrHct CoSnAc, H. ~
Which produces 2Ou gallons Of CUpnBc.
Raw Wh'skry NAV by DIR. r and body preparation
Ne made smooth with hut u tridiNg expense.
The price Of FavNrnps extremely moderate, AID al
csctiUns lnfull supplied I,y
DIR. LEWIS EECUtITWASGER,
t"c'H sst aud ino'ere Drugs, ks'e"til l,iis and Net
d'S 66IgHS'reotgte GHS I"Gs"1!I1'heS tnSHseHir;
N H. Sole Agent Golf, eys celebrated Cordial ttCrs
and Gin. --i ap2S-6nd&w
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MANY complain of neglect who never tried to
attract regard,
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1T rs NOT a DYE.
MRS s. A. ALLEN 8 WORLDS HAIR
Ru5-OEBR.

Soup, Eenu N'c I'llOh ING ssiit lis nt tic 3rticlef
MRS s. a. ALIENS zYLoBALSAMUM
turer, llS Tire cs Hair Dressing old or young rxtSut
losing often ei"'sous TT cis at lair failing, &C., Without
tie ReStITtr.
REV. II v DEGAN,7 Elor Guide t., holiness ,.Nvr can
testify ELECTS" &c
PRESIDENT j. II EATON, L.. ~ Nurfreesboro, 1rnn.
'NItAIliStaNEs :tHtr the hAlltns kAIr
REV. S. y. MORLEY, At,. Lvto ansE&Ohust at
ShNaEed The Cream Of Glory eSioirihs 10 ed En'ait
10 The niivlnal hue NJ ICutl..' &c.
REV 81. 1HA2llEi, tse AgnsS "t aged Pitcher, CACnRnEo
County, N.s siorS. ''Ay Eair is 3VsIor, II "a
pOtiinR like ,iyei'' sc.
REr. b. r. WOOD, M.IGIvto mi. Sew Yorrg sly Lsir
Md rsi Of snrIi:er Of rN Ariy, lisa RreS'll thrS's
REN. JAMES SfrEk N-tr Yer; City Recommends u,
iENw PofHtis, Stnnw'c,e COM at has ms
n 7, sa1s -. s.; SSgss;sIios sc.
II !ellcacioilS Inn tstOtEng tlsiair,' IL.
NV ~. ~. SERNIr LcNisbnrlh, Prlh,sNlSani we
can and do cheert,ly recommend - &c.
REN " z TCSTIS, Ciaticsipwu, Snuth VarcliIR. '1h-
,,,, ,MhtSs lH'r i.'la tssSm,c ol, la'S &c:
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, hcritlen, \. II. SMG 'linS
very highly o. Sour preparation, y !ec.
REN ~ c. SMITH Pratt shGrsh, y Y. II surprised
I" ind my hairtprn rs when vas yonUs,'' ST..
REV. q. NJ CilNh, lewiston, p,nnsL iv2I:ia- lt ht<
stoPrt my hair fa!th;; ai"i caused growth
REV, ~ PfstSk, CutaI.Is County New YORK. ~
ist!sd aud recommend ftft
2EN. ID. NORRIS Cross River, New York. The best
preparation SNtant.'
REV. WILLIAM GUTTER, EIttor Mothers Magazine, New
EOlE, 'REcSluIuuIiGs Ia
We might s@ell this list, but If MT Convinced thy IT
Ne export these rvparatiurs Europe they
are superSrding ail ot!se.s there Nell ia tle United
Slates
HdaeS soil NJ Stt Sal by all the PRINCIPAL whole
sale nnd retail merchants In tie L. g, Cuba or Canada
DEPOT, 3J5 sSROOIIFs SFREEcT. n. ".
where a,ldressNil ir;.rsr nIri iuqu!s,s.
Some dealers to sell articles iustea Of this,
terms, and iiioiraiiGn. Genuine Is sirn,r fys - 4.
tHea. written fH lax Bevars Of c''''E'rrt,i'-
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Prepared by PALMER 4 co.. No. "a broadway New York.
T.R J0aN~Tt3H. sole gent for " hecI.
tioIl r. iins. sgplN
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H.I-HS.
w would invite the attention OF and the
w public Call aud examine choice lot OF Hams
also Teas to he surpassed hy together with
nr OF Select Mines, BraneS, FHlkirk & Bass Alr
brown Stout, Imported Domestic Cigars, and general
assortment of fine Groceries, FOL sale the kOreSt market
Prices by W. A. EDWARDS & BRO,
jy27 Corner of Monroe and Market SITS.
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wNEsLlso, sept. q, les7.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-25

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eTn Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-30
DIED.,

Early on the morning Of Sunday, the 18th Noyem
Der inst, Mr.. PERRIN WASHINGTON, aged IS
years he Was native OF Virginia but for the last
. years resident OF this city. The last few years
VI has life were spent upon o bed of suffering. He
died an the hope OF bIssGul immortality.
HIS friends are invited to attend his funeral from
Ms lhts residence ON 18th street, between u and III
streets Tomorrow Tuesday at o'clock, p. IN. =
In tins city. on Sunday last, the 18th November in
the eiyhtleth year OF her age, Mrs. ANNA MARIA
MASON, widow OF the late General John Mason,
OF srmont, Fairfax county, Virginia
The funeral sOennltIes will be conducted nj tina
house OF her son, Cen. John Mason 1.-THE lnte resi-
dence OF the deceased IN this cityD No Is Pennsy
yania avenue, ut ~ o'clock to morrow (TuesdHy
December lst.) where friends u the ninil, arc "a
specifically invited To- attend.
The InteTment at the grave yard OF Christ Church,
Alexandra, Virginia.
On the 18th instant, JOSEPH WHITE, native
OF England, ia the nth year Of his age.
His friends invited Ia attend his tuners from
tho residence Of his brother, south " street be
tween "a and 9th streets, on Tuesday, Dec. LIST, ct
"a O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, Mr.. CHARLES s. WEST,
formerly of Philadelphia, in the 6Oth year Of his
age.
On the 9th instant, HENRY X, the youngest
son of Lieut.. Henry X. davenport, u. 4. Navy.
aged years and month.
On the morning Of the 18th instant. JOHN VAR
DEN, eldest son OF John d. and Hannah NJ X iddie-
moser, IN the 9th year OF his age.
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