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CHEAP FOR CASH.!
COlehOwer 81 Mckee,
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors. &c
Main ST.,
CLINTON.

CLINTON,
f-f5A BEG to announce that they keep constant
gi@ ly on hand and offer for sale at the lowest
S-tlRI4 prices for cash, a full assortment of
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Crockery Clothing,
Mining Tools, Dry Goods.
and all other articles usually kept in mining
store. Arrangements have been made by which
fresh goods are constantly received, and GUS
toners may always rely upon finding the best
quality of any article for which they may inquire.
Gold Dust Bought.
JOHN COLEHOWER,
AMOS S. MCKEE.
jyl 30-3m
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WI. Brunei A. Co

DEALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Lii
- quors, Cigars, Miners Supplies, &C., corner of
Main and Court Streets Jackson Consumers are
invited to examine our establishment Among our
stock may be found
Sugar; Dried Fruts
Jams; Syrups;
Teas; Coffee;
Raisins; Spices;
Chocolate; Pickles;
Confectioneries;
Brandy Peaches;
Currants;
Prunes;
Mackerel
Flour;
Bacon;
Codish
Butter;
Pork; Beans
Vermicilli;
Corn Meal;
Cheese;
Salmon;
Together with every other article usually found in
similar establishments
Wines and Liquors of all kinds;
Picks; Shovels; Sluice Forks; Hoes; Nails. &c,
Dss- Our goods are all fresh and selected with
great care, and every article is warranted as rep
resented by us.
jy IL 3s-tf
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons holding
~ debts, demands or claims against the estate o.
George MITCHELL deceased, are required to present
the same to the undersigned at his office in Dry
town, county of Amador, within ten months from
the date hereof, or such debts, demands or claims
will be forever barred. All persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
j. B. KING,
Public Administrator.
jackson, June 23d, 1857.
jy IL 3S-4w
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lHE meetings of the Y. NJ. ID. C. of Jack
SON. every Saturday evening, are now open to
all' and ladies and gentlemen are invited to
attend The discussion this evening is upon
question involving the jnstice OF the pun
hhment meted ont to Crabb and bis party.
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RaYaria ERHeWerY.
EniOn ERakeIE.

have sold the "Union Bakery" at Volcano, to
JOHN FREDENBERG, whom | cheerfully recon-
mend to my old customers and the public
JACOB FRANK.
Volcano, July llth, 1857. jylS-39-4w
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Broekway S GateMood,
WIN. Mcdowell,

tONSTABLE Township No One. Ofllcc-with
~ Bruce Husband. J. T., at the Court House
May always be found at his Office when not Il :
cessarily absent on business
NAV lG .0-S
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REASONS MosT CoNCLUsIvE-The follow.
|lng letter (says the State Journal of the 22d)
was received by the President of the Ki-Yi
Convention last evening, read and ordered
On file. 1t is intended to explain the course
'recently adopted by the author, and that il
|nay have its full weight and influence we
publish it rer5atim t hteratim Not a change
has been made in the document, SO liberal in
Irapitals and sentiment:
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SACRAMENTO CRY, July 81, 1851.
10 the President | have reed Tidngs from
the difierant Parts of the State That Indig-
nation meetings. has Been held BY the foring
Portlan of the democratik Party against J
u Weller sensuring his coarse In the Her
oeht murder case Four delegates having
waited on me this morning from the North
south East e. West and / take this coarse
10 due SO DIR HAcKFrr
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Jackson, July l7th. 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
RIVER AND MEArER

PlTTsBuRGH, April 6.-River 8 feet station
sry. Weather cold and windy, clearing up
now melting.
ClSclNsATt, April G.-weather cloudy and
cold raining steady and quite heavy all yester-
smenced freezing about 10 Il. A. and froze hard
all night Peaches reported all killed, by Hor.
ticulturists, in the vicinity of the city.
LOUISVILLE. April 6.=-Slx feet 8. inches water
in the canal. Thermometer ut 8 a. NJ. % degs.
showed yesterday, now melting. Nashville
dispatches say, showed threeinchcs yesterday,
Ihcrnometer at A. NJ, to. day, 20 dogs Much
damage apPrchcnded.to the corn crop and fruit
crop entirely destroyed by the snow storm yes
fte rday afternoon. robocco in Kentucky and
Tennessee very severely injured.
e st;,LOuis April sG.-zRiyer continues to rise
ingood boating stage aud rising. Upper Mis-
sissippi stationary ut Keokuk, about one inch
snow fell yesterday morning the evening
the weather grew cold and during the night ice
made nearly an inch thick. This morning
weather clear and nlcasant tlawing ssnsylv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

A PmNrKRs BASk.-The Philadelphia NORTH
american says: prominent among the appli-
cation for bank charters now before our state
legislature, is said to be one for the "Comnon-
wealth Bank" for this city, which appears to
have originated among the publishers and prin-
tiers. TIE classes crnoraee not only newspaper
and book publishers, but authors, editors, paper
aud type manufacturers, rressmen, jobprinters
aud booktolders and others. 1t is said the
amount paid out weekly, to the journeymen
pspters, aud pressmen alone exceeds nifty thols-
ai.d doals, and the paper mills turn out printing
Iatrr 10 tl,c value OF onc million and quarter
Of dU.Ia's per annun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
THE INyEI.L IGENCER
TUESDAY MORNING, April, 4, 1851.
no rMR PUR1.TC.

wehave :hs day sold to Messrs Campbell SicDermoI
she once. were.urn
60 patrons tie many of kindness have
eeivea their hand. cordially
tOthsIrnotiee they WIN found prompt
and attentive every department of business and viii
useevery effort to deserve the patronage community
Our viii run to The 18th Instant, and hope
rlena5 win ai US in speedily closing up outstanding
lseoua.s.
The business Of the firm VIII be'sted by either Of the
partners and Mr. Beatty viii be found Oce for that
parpose. BEATTY co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

Mis-. CEcnE RrsIt appeared last night, for the
first time, i'll the interesting character of Mar
garet fillmore. The piece was very we'll cast
throughout, and called forth great deal of in
terest. Mrs. Rush n,akcsa very fine appear
ancc, and carries the favor of her audience with
her acting. She has very expressive and in
telligent face, and her enunciationis bold clear,
and attractive. We like her reading very much
Tonight she appears Evadne, and our read
ers who will visit the Atheneum will see not
only beautiful delineation of that character,
but one of the handsomest ladies' on the stage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

NV GooDs u. E. Curtis aud S. Adams &
Co, Bethany, we are informed, are just receiv-
ing their spring goods, which are represented
to us as being superior to any they have here
tofore Offered the public. Their goods have
been selected with view to meet the wants Of
their numerous customers, and win be disposed
|of on accommodating terms. Go and examine
|thcir stock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

TnE WEATHEH.-Wo were yesterday visited
with another "cold snap" which brought into
demand overcoats, shawls &C., that had been laid
aside, in the fond hope that their services would
not be again needed the present season. Sun
day morning it commenced raining, and contin-
ued, with short intervals, all day aud to late
hour Mt night, when itturncd to snow, and yes
terday morning the ground was covered with
snow to the depth of about two inches, aud the
weather very raw and cold,-thawing and freez-
ing alternately during the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

PaoE DERATn Will not be responsible tle evil effects
may be produced by Hcounerfe called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II pvrbonS will be utoned
au heed his rxpented advice thu ouEh the newspapers and
uy anu use buse article, shen the EectTic 0 SO veal
EnsMn ana SO tirly recommended by Mayors OF cities,
highest sandns has by cpTtilcaes published
aid eyerv Philaderhan then they must bear the conse.
IueictE OF thriFerrr. Nj Electric I'LL pleasant always
leaves person bctt than i tSgn. and TOSsLiy
90 I.6rn. Gus limitations ~l) Chliren should have
ist when applied
Sole MSpotaeturns Department 90 South Eighth street,
See cirtJfe1teS In HeelKy PGpera.
FT-ce % 90 aid 81 bottle. and person las
aae any real Electric OH but myself, In thls any
PROP CHARLAs DERATu discoVcrer sole manufacture
er in tile world OF Electric OIL
For sale by 7. ~ LOGAN q CO., Bridge Corner
Also: by bAU6IILINS' 4 BUSHFIELD,
4S"l+ Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

TuE business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
read Company, continues to be of the most en-
couraging character. The earnings of the past
month Of March, 1t is now asccrtained, viii
amount to upwards ul S52o,0Oo, an increase
of Sl15,y0o on the corresponding month orlas,
year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

The Louisville coa.gie,. states that during the
first lun and tie p,csrrt run Of coal, there were
just tishty-tive rair of coal boats from Pitts
hurgh wcnt 10 tIc Southern market Excl. boa
contained ubuut 800 bushels of coal, which
makes Tie to;a! amount that went 10 the South
2,295,cOO bushels This is said to be wholly
inadcquatcto the demand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
NEW ARR NGEMENT.

We determined, from this tInte on, bust.
to the cash system fast circumstances will permit
we persuaded that arrangement will mutually
beneficial to Subscribers ard ourselves Accordingly
have arranged that tIs date subscriptions
The city wI he unless accompanied by
money; all present subscribers who found In
january 1855, win be stricken from our
All subscriptions will be discontinued expiration
of the time paid for.
March 9th, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

CouHT YESTERDAY. Susan Thornton, commit
fed to the examining court, on charge of grand
nrceny, was yesterday brought before thee county
eourt for examination, acquitted of grand lar.
cny, but sent on to the Circuit Court, to take
her trial at its next term for petit larceny. The
Court transacted but little business of public
Interest aud adjourned TO this morning at 10
O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

T. H. LOGAN 3 co.. Bridge corner Dyuggistl, desire to
say 70 their friends In the city country that they have
now in store te finest stock Of 0oOs brought by them
70 this city, This assortment Of Drugs, Paints ors VAR
nshes Brushes DSe stns &C. complete their stock
Of Fancy articles Trusses erfuueries
Is unFivalled. They invite call from nil those wishng
to purchase at either Wholesale OF Retail Satisfaction
warranted in goods and prices. apT-daw
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no. ll8 Main Street, V1he cling, Va.
rs opening Of the finest and largest
goods In his line that has ever been brought this
city, which viii be sold Wholesale sud Retail at prices
low US any house West OF the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods be found Gold and Silver Watches
from the celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
fNcturerers Also. the real d. H. 4 D.. American Patent
day Regulators OF fine Quu1 suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful jeelry, in sets otherwise of Coal, Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava and all Gold JCWcFy. Also
Of SOFT Solder and plated JeWey very cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery Razors SeissOrs. Silver Napkin
establiShmentiS warranted TO good represent
mOue returned A coll Is respectfully solicited
ml26 It's Main ST, ohe door from AaEsl & Tayl0E's.
Wheeling High School
E subscribers have assoCAled themselves for the pur
Wheeling IL their Intention make It respect,
the best Academies and High Schools In
try Pupils will be prepared to enter any class In College,
engage in the active peFBuits Of He The coufEe OF
will embrace the nPlish, Latin, Creek French,
and Spanish languages inll OF Mathematics
various Academies, graduates oItWo Of the best
Institutions United States iur6h Satfsfac
tory testimonials and reference.
The Military Feature viii be Introduced far to have
daily drill which Viii be found 81 great advantage In Civ
ing regular exercise to the pupils and improving
riage.
TheSchoOl VIII be opened on the 9Th Of March and
for the vacation the 4h Of july Due nQtce
/ win be given OF thG1Osatlon'Of the school
For the present. the Principals be found 0t the nFe
House, heFa application can be made for further in0rna
don. =. R JONES
4 CHARLES TUCKER, AM,
! sfek Princeton \, u.
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SENTENnEn

TOLEDO, April 6.--R. j. NJ. Ward, convicteda
few days ago of the murderof his wife, at SyI-
yania, o., has been sentenced to he hanged OH
the 10Th Of June next. He made a confession
of the crime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

oFFloE, ooHNHG .8AFFIE avn 1ioNRoE srRErTs.
FROM NEW YORK.

6 FROM NEW, YORK.
APRlL 6.4I'i igate lsttcTs received hero from,
Whining ton, n. Ii, mention d ikas{fol,s Ares in
the woods in that ncgiborhood, audit il feared
that all the turpentine trees would be destroyed
Ono producer alone has lost 20, 900 trees.
The ftbWne publishes a statement furnished
BY q Passepge that arrived by the Texas a ma
tive of Nisaragu and formerly an adherent Of
Gen. Walker. He asserts that the report of
Y victory on the ] 9th is entirely un-
founded. He was at the camp of Cen Caras
Just previously to the 18Th, ut which time Wal
kers whereabouts was unknown, having atey
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

ST. Louis, April Election passed off quiet
iy, drinking Saloons all closed, willlscnd result
attic earliest possible moment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
BALTlNoRE, April G.-An accident occurred
on Saturday night onthc r. r. between Char
lesion and Columbia by which five freight cars
were wrecked and the fireman and engineer
killed.
The southern mail of to-day brings New Or
leans papers of Monday last,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

The late Bishop seabury, being asked his
opinion of this performance, replied that he had
paid no attention to the music, but that his
sympathics were so much excited for poor Aa-
ron that he was afraid he would not have hair
left. Such performances may be artistic, but
eau never answer the purpose for which sing
ing Gods praiso was designed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

HOUSE OF DBLEG ATRS.
MEssRs EDs.-Please announce JACOB GOODlHG, OF
Elm Grove, In this county. the Old Line Wig candidate
for the House Of Delegates
mh26-dkWH PEOPLES CuOIcP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
MES p {. { a. NE Jus.

astonishing AND AI4MOSTIAfPOSSIBI
But 5TTELF a PACT!
s. a. AZ g II IA CS5El r.
= AZ 1as;s nAntn HtS ss 4 Yiaeeling, Va,
300 yds nsrage worth
5000 - BeacheH MnSllns :. 4. as 49, ni5iJ3k
1000 Manchester IIIughams .*s..s - IssS at Is
550 :. !, Fi"e French Lawns. 81 at2sb
o'S11 =, - . - rs at 1Ssf
1000 :. Imported Giughams. ....s.. IS ati5
go :. Irish Ss5s at lSyS
sS is p tSs TARGET as
SgS PaEasols very low Together with other bargains
call The especial attention Of the Trade 10 SnIsndl
stock Of Goods such n1nnetS both Straw and
Borders and plaia Dll1Ss Flowers, sin, Ne iiben
E E,Gss 6 etc A q which WIN sen at Eastern Jobbipg
age invite. see aISAAOl PRAGER,
ape 1sa Main 81, Wheeling, va
REMOVAL,
NE ander9lgel Ergtsfa for the patronage they have
received from the citizens OF Sheeilny and The public
% the old Etanl respectfully sontpu-
Enss 81 The same q thslr ne;. location us MAN, a
81 ssssRs 5s ; Ess an e
Furnishing Goods hand that VIII most likely to suit
ts , tate Of All who may favor Us patronage.
IN the West exhi6 goods to avntass, and ASIDE from
Sr Retailing and asking epartmsnt shall continue 70
adapted to this section Of country aud the extreme west
Connectsd with this house, Is 4 FGiET titAss MANU-.
FtCFOIS Hence our Country Merchants NAV rely upon
their Glass and QneenSWarc from ia. ~
y. X DUNHAAIt& CO., q
milf No. 1l5 Main St. between Monroe &unIonsts
RE AID 5zI7.EIIS
WESTERN L1 oPsIe. Vain " st GPsaea w e.
REG bSTGSKs HOOK
In which Appcatns for Partners, Clerks salesuen Me.
clahlcs House seevants, Laborers &c may be entered
for u moderate fee.
Latys aud Gentlemen in The city or at distance Will
be enabled 20 obtain neefu information in this way, BY
either addressing the undersigned on par or
ct his olee, REGISTRY PEE. 81.
lie Us nsH eunbed through numerous Houses and an ex-
tes.ve SOrresundence to obtain reliable Information con.
AND COUNTIES OF TIE NEST =
Persons having property SELL or desiring to
would perhaps do we'll IUsciI CARa's WEsrtKx LAND
Sl1c Store. = p $500
PROMPT and individual attention shown all fayors en-.
OFFICE HoURsgA a. NJ. to 1890 P. 81; p NJ to $780,
Ws91PBss'5ays ANU Fridays, from to 8 p NJ.
mlIZS-2W JNO. n NJ CARR.
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Observation-Disclosures

CITY ELECTION.
ctNclNNAT1, April City election passed off
quietly to-day. Vote supposscdto he close, re-
suit not to be usccrtuincd before morning.
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A LARGE SALE OF
Ali a e JGfFf "a : r.

THE undersIgnrtt, eius tterInel up busi-
i ness, Wl sell at Public auction on
Z. n Fridays Oho lOIh day of april 1857.
a. NJ, Auction kOOui No. ISL square
Wheeling Vas his entire stock OF Roots Shoes, Hats, Caps
Umbrellas AID Carpet Sacks embracing cases.
ia gOOA order and of the best quality.
THIS ale viii be l'ostys ami continue romsdSy Ia day
until the whole Is hOl uit- Merchants and all utl
vs. lind Il rreal % their tuttr Is to attend the sale.
TFR;iS Ot SALRAu $25 UNDER cash; NIL
sums eeng 80, credit Of months the purchaser
giving Negotiable NOles with approved security.
b. IL. WATSON.
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Important Notice.

(ENG DESTROYS of selling my large stock OF French
~ brandIes French and German Wines Imported Wits
Keys and Domestic Liquors of all kinds Also, large
the best Imported UigHTs and different other aFcles-I
hereby inform ny customers and the public that IWIll sell
from date Tor Casa ONLY, Wholesale reall Mt very
reduced price, cheaper than any other establishment
can Afford II any person shorl0 be willing to buy my
ENIlRE STOCK Will set price cost.nrice
Persons knowing Themselves indebted requested
70 call ana SETTLE. CONRAD STROBEII
No. III Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge
Mheeungt req. lstS 1891. feL7-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07

Mount VYO01 CGllletery. q
NHE Trustees Mount Wood Cemetery, being duly
thorised, ili oneE for sale the 1 day Of
Man. 1851, The Cemetery grbunla an the unsod l1ts
about six hundred and that part Of tlte eteEy
ground already laid cut 80 s-efsi
me would uIge upon q ppEe
chasing lots in Mount No ta Importance Of
doing either the sale, the proprietor
offered double the percentage te sale OF a lots mOe
them The efeenthRe TO the TFutteeS fund for the
the eroundS, and = there
% to The
as ven IS thoSe Wh6 may become purchaser
cholee Of lots Dc had q any time previous % The
day TO the either Of
the Trustees. JOHN GOSHORN,
President Of the Board
John Bshop i. Cooper, y. II Williams, II r. Lat VIM
TGant, Geo. Robins On, w. Paxton, JSt r. Morrow
y. n TayloF So 8, nalsstd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
PIANO FORTES.

,S.l,l-7- oPENED THIS DAY, FINE STOCK OF
4f;SSisE.sSS Chicken tnE's Piano RorIes,
n uni OF fine Rosewood and black Walnut finish
= = and OK oetaves. These nstruInvnts, ~
usual ere awarded the highest priLe-a gold medal the
late 5cohaes Fair held in Boston, Oct 1856 tllvir
SEMI r9d and Paror grand Pianos; and for their
there being gold medals awarded thls GLASS OF Instr
ments We have now facilities Afforded, TINT will enable US
70 Sell these Instruments at prices that will compare with
t most common makers, and respectfully invite tile
Pu6c 70 call and examine ne stock, the old Music
and Variety Store, No. &c Union street. J. MELLOR
81 Pianos to rent. Music taught. feb6
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a J z N-T n
EENfEp a 5ktiT9f AsFNIITC-15 s.
= VIII bIAIS.Gl EASOES
W cSs1 ~ y ~ 9gSq dsoraered
- &c o4O4A4dC1 OK ISIRIJh,
Such Indigestion AcidItv of the Clcr
Heartburn, Loss Appetite Dgspondsne CssveSea9'
Blind and Bleeding Piles. In ali Nervous
Neuralgia Affections It has nstRnces moved
highly beneficial, and others effected ecided cure
This Is purely compount an tTIct1,
scientific principles, the nanneF az me sistFsI
Holland professor Boerliave. Because OF its e eccess
N most Of tie European States Introduction into
faterland scattered here and there over fle tbja
mPty country Meeting with great success among them
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
It's those persons whose CON.
ardent spirits, other forms az dssiuntion
life, thrilling quicEening every tb
droopng spirit and, in fact inlusng lie and yiEor 10
CAUTIONl
The great popularity Of this Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public 1hol Iari
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy eis
have given BOerhaVeB Holland fteFs Gs hot
e infinitely superior Ills ailtheSe
WHAT IT rs DOING PoR T1JE sTfK
VIM Esq the well known ographer aays.
nave frequently used B0erhayes Holland BitteTf and
find u Invariably relieves indigestion and debItyp
severe eadsshs Ssd ong
Tered e ~; <. -, -, s, d =
Ing tie be Just what gepTssentsd9
de4Ss @ Lover st. I have
.ach and indigestion. - &
James 81 Murphy says: Aftgr several physicians had
my W., aesTs and 4tsng from
best ply sisans IL tie blaze Ind one
Holland BittGfs me Of ts oTst :
Esa9eis Felix only Extract
Of Cole say fe' that yeHE Holland gilters sone
az H. = IN es 'i9Ta ie1 stomach
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u AS. M. DILLON.
Gst1ICl5 MARK I1fI GSSFE M E;IEyTS - -

Plumber and Gas F'itta8
7zEEPS constantly on hand, Gas Axtures lead and
IN Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Leal All knds and szes
Of Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles Steam
Water GuageE LIT and Force PamPs Sinks bathing tubs
OF all ThckueSses, Antfrction Metal, Pure Banca Tin
Zinc and Anthony the Celebrated TROY DElIs and best
CCuGIbells In the country 49,
EzB Also, Polly Improved and patent Chain Pump
Which Is decidedly the pump Of The age right
to put which, In Towns and Counties Western Yirvnia
will lie sold on fair teE1nt -
GNlvapiEed IrOu Tubing IncprFosIve, Gor,S6n.
rotn pressure pipe, EOt hot cold water, and espe-
GIRy for deep wells to, and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
Aqueduet Pipe constantly hand, any size guam
THY Of which be furnished notice.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-07
Removal.

1S6IuOValS
VIE subscriber takes pleasure informing the public
that he inteads to REMOVE his heavy and
Fnhllionnble stock Of GIOIhIBg
To the spacious No 20 EHip street, Wheeling
lately occupied by A. Pollock aud two below RoClneF
Irothers Dry Good store, to which place invite all
friends in want Of Clothing to call the first or
April. mi1S1 s JACOB sTFINPEID