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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
MTSCELT !
one Remedy for one-D iseaee

R Truxar aFeallar physician, and stanls hsh lin
~ Wash. Co. PAD IN MS profession and \ man. His
nlelicine Il n valuable f-frf-
sent to Masont0Wn In the fall Of 1851 for bottle Saele
Elixir which performed peTmanent VIII appear
from IN annexed certificate;
THIS Is 20 certify that vas for several years AFFLICTED with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms Of which we're, Obs
nate CostYeness, SouTness OF the SomAc Pain the back
alps and legs, spells OF Extreme weakness, Loss aes
LAnGouE, Debility and Craving 1t he stomach ItFed
great many remedrS-Wept 90 Baltimore consult
eminent phySCiSns-speHt not less than hundred
dollars, but benefited Il fused Dr. TruHaIs
Sacred Exer, one bottle Of which edecsuallv cured
ROEERT MCKENLEY.
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept. -. 1859
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
ept2S General AGENTS, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

fI Win IN, hENILEWEN!
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends patrons, snd
the citizens Of Wheelng generally that have just
ceve my Spring and Summer stock bf Cloths CassimeFes
and Vsstn- together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods.
Nv stock has been selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The STYLES very
neat and quality tev second 70 nome being 1.-THE
very bestmR and which prepared up
der and at short notice, in the latest and approved
style AMI hest manner.
good it guaranteed In all cases mo sale, by
J. II. STALLNVN, Merchant Tailor,
ape No. WashlngtenI1aIl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

,nsm,pDtfce- do not despair you tried AYER'
WEKRY PICTORIAL. II Is made by of the best medic'
world. and all round 9s 6espeaE tn
Ugh merits VI its iL1deLLhtI Ledger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

0RSIkAL AGENTS.
Philadelphia r. ". n Sons, 1S2 n. 81 NeH
York, Barnes Para, 81 Broadway ssrusr Duane. Belt
nnat, John Park. Chieago barclay Brothers. as e
.vater st. g LOUIS Barnard Adams CO. n. Orleans,
Wrisht Co.
sill in Wheeling by lsughsins Bushheia n. LSra,
&C., anil other DFlgi-ts sud Merchants ls=ak through
III Iipitssi S'utgs ru'l CanadaF- ariSaaHly.
II NTHEREAL. OILS oils. iaF sslIsy q
Y AR1 = g. CO. = e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

Iealth aud Strength must Inevitably fol
w it's Use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

4EiNutlELIai# -IfLl.., FLtItn.
IN BARRELS just received aud for sale nv
SJtJ D0NNE 4 COWGIRL.
Corner dAin and OUR cy streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
MmArIr1s nn1Na FnR TnI

WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM. Scuehan, ESQ.,, The we'll kroWn lithOITaPheT
~ have frequently used Herhaves Holland BitteTS, and
find 1t invariably reli vvs Indigestion and cbtiity
Rev. SNnur RIeJck ~ found special relief from
itS for severe headache, with which had long snf
fered."
J. " MCDOWELL, ESQ., 'I have used Boerhnvr's
Holland Filters self, and recommend IL TO others know
ing Il TO be just what u Is represented"
AID Jonathan Ner, of Lower st. Clair, al have
derived from ts for weakness Of the stOn
aeh and indigestion.
James II Murphy says: "AtteT several physicians had
fae Bctrhaves Holland Btiers removed the pain from
my h, art and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor Ktannng Free Press says: 'AFter
81 The hest ply seians 10 the place had failed BoeFhave
Holland Btcrs cured Of the worst form Of dysiersia.
ErRncis Felix only manufacturer Of the OTtghal
Of COTev' knox that Holland Bitttrs
Of the best medicines in t world for dsorered
ar liver
Dr. LudWie editor OF the Fackel' Baltimore bFonounees
Il medicine deseT-in; the confidence Of the public
Dr. Eherhart, the leslIpG German physician Penna
has prescribed Il frequently urne the last three with
marked IN ebatsd states OF the digestive
EAns, ef the system rally.
The Of the hAstos vineRar Factory I
e MYSELF and therefore induced pOT
wife, (trou6led With the dehitv all
consuntve hAbil) and really u Is doing her good
than anythps she has ever taken"
NOTiCEh0tTerr expects to md In this beverage viii
SappOlnr hut the sick. weak Spirited, IL
ri prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of slnE-
lar remedial properties.
sold Al u erpix bottles for IS, by the sole
praPrietOrs.
NHaa asaerrr ,RfaNs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
No. 9 WashiuqtOn Hall

INVs z W tLbIIIIE UVII tIftIIs
INHE undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and patrons and the citizens of whllns and vicinity
Epneraly that lie has eiV his Fall aud Wnter Stock Of
Cloths, amerrs and Vrtnvs, all Of which he prPar
mp order In the latest and aNprove sNle
and best short notice. and Mt prices which
fail to please the best byerA. All goods to he
sctl4 .=s Merchant Tailor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

We might AID volumes of evidences the most convInc
ing proof this remedy found in Its effect
,ipOu trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21
Piano Fortee
10 the Locers Of A.Me mmke .Nlnnfaetnres

10 IWo LIFeF8 ~ IIJWe WUF'Ee .WTNWTIcbWFt8
ami The P,tblic in general.
tIIRISrIAS FLAOR sin continues his business Of Manu-.
- Featuring Domestic, Hosiery for Men. Women and
Chdren's Winter his stand, Sp. l6I Maiu St,
sonth Side % Suspension Bridge wheriing, whvr
will be pleased to his old customers, and many
SiRltN; all work warranted.
the special attention Of the In Ties s invited to his lRrge
assortment OF Hne WNnL SrnCkSoS OF superior
4ull as has ever been exhibited in this cty. Sp19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-21

ssslf NOTICE. 8.-s.
IL knowing themselVea indebted McClallens
N Knox earnestly requested to call settle by
OF before the dFst OF January.
Persons having Claims aganst the arm viii please present
'nS o@'s 90 ''q''''''ea' wecLAILESs Knox.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
BlRRlss's MILL.

TINS well known mill bout indie aaA q
half Northwest Of Marshall. 4. noN H
full operation, The following arr Csc cash
pr,re- for larber
Or3inary Lander, board measure Si5
Rough edged lumber. 10
l.atiing and pilmg side and edge
measures 20
Lumber over II inches in width, or ~ itet
in length, viii be charged 81 90 per hsndrei
All plank lnier a foot vide, down to sis
inches, side and edge measures, will Be charged
st the rate Of s3 90 per thousand, Under
tina, will be charged at the rate Of 81 % per
hundred, side and edge measures.
All .ga!i aeAoilng, under three by four,
viii be charged SIS three by four seanthng
l.nn.ker, wh.n cut IN odd numbers Of feet.
Will be counted to The neat nnmler shove,
making even Numbers IN All "a -ns.
For the year 1851, there will be no credit
price Ca.h OF cash arrangements must BE-
made In every ease
The Gri-t Mil viii be 10 operation on Sat
nsd.y. ". viii grind for the sixth Ny sou
Esa.tus vii give hs entire attention 10 The
basiwsss. Sacks brought to the mil must be
ptAinly nsrkAi, Or there wall be no rcspon--
hSijty for loss.
A. u. BtRREss
Feb |, Isa7. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

- / MED proposals will be received 81 the
- County Clerks Office, IN Marshall, until .
O'Clock, A, NJ. Of 3lst, August 1857. for
painting the Courthouse pceticaiions for
painting may be seen at said Clerks Office, or
at my office,
. HENDRICKS Chit Juaice
Aug. Is, 81. No-5l q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
; \It(tAiN~, BARGAINS!
IL Louis Charles New store,

MARSHALL, Texas.
Mr.. LOT Is Gil ARIES, from New o..
VI leans, corner Payira- & Batonue
streets, would inform the adc, aud gentle.
men Of Marshall and vicinity, that be- has
opened a pew branch Of a.. large establish
meut nj Marshall
lie now offers 20 .ell without reserve, his
entire stock, cons. sting Of very fine assort-
ment Of the most fashionable syleof
DRY GOODS AND CLOTUiNG,
which he now offers to the public al laffr. nj
a very low prize.
Augu.t < 1857. No-5n If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Dr. \. ~ears,

hFFERS bus professional services to me
" citizens of Narhdl, and surround'a.
country.
t OHce at the Drug store Of Sanders
Sears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

4 Ny person having lost small amount Of
~ Dry Goods, probably BY t1cft m1y learn
something to his advantage by applying to
+ +. GOnEOtD.
Aug. In 1851. No 81
DIAPER and writing materials of an kinds
j Tor sale by s. FAhbER,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
NEW GOODS,


and settling heap.
I'VE unlcregnei is now receiving nj m.
now Store .pie.y occupied hY Mc'sf.
Ynon a ~mihY q large and complete assori-
mcut Of
staple and tancN nrN sooas.
Hats, Bout- ana Shoes Clothing Hardware,
Quyeue-w rr, emf "a general assortment Of
Plantation Goods.
Which Dee b, offering % unprecedented low
pr.es. Iae ,'d custom of enumeraus 'ae
article received. would BE- 100 ib.s instance, "a
feuHs.s undertaking Ny ~toek being g.,
,a-ta - spac, .ts,i consequently. | wa emily
say. come aIl, atd aalc Your want, supplied
MM. : IN N6oN
May l6 ST. N'-aa O
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

IIL Mckay, Attorney al Lap, Office
VI -ouiI.el. corner public square, next door
toe " Adams. Marshall Texas.
Apf -, is55.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

IEO LANE, A1arHey a. lac, Marshall,
VI Harrison county, TeNas
September =, 1913.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Law Notice.

II Il HAANlE a ". l. MINERS,
|. Austin. TrNs w.Il siteui % any c.aim
10 be brought before ,ae Commissioner OF
Claims Tor ao 5.tmeut
Sept -, lN16. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of the Pubic Square
HagsAeH, Itras.
G-s-s TIE undersigned having reeehN
dill, become proprietor If this Hotel q
MA specially Informs he friends ana -"
public generally that be il prepared y accom-
modute all who may favor him wish Their PSF
rouage. Tie house Ia. been Thoroughly "u'
oyatcd and large portion Of the ilrnlt"'
been newly furnished lis table w'il DC
well supplied as that of any house IN Faster"
Texas, and his charges moderate
The stage Office for all of the stage lp os
running to and from Marshall, are kept al W"
house
JAMES LEE, Proprietor
May ,, 1887. y
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\. r. HYDE,

Has Iusr nrcrvED A LARGt ASSORTMENT ct
y t. w q . @ - So.
,I,uE undersigned is now receiving his nsu'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

INOCTORS \ ). 4 T.. z VI Johnson have
associated themselves ln the practice o
medicine.
lrun'icc over their Dae Store west SIDE o.
ds Public Square.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Law Gard.

n S JENNINGS. A9uey At Ld'e Mar
-. shall. Teyas Office at North.wes,
corner OF the public square.
January n 1888
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
sppI,c AID SUMNER GOODS.

d, y.b,,b he invite. the attention of rurcha-
..,s III. stoek has b. N selected with care
,,5 embraces nearly all Of the latest styles
,nJ Item. all VI which vii be sold a. far
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26
For the Standard
RAILROAD MEETING AT EAGLE CITY.

hA118UAO 0EEIINd Al AAu14A sClL1
At Railroad neeting held 1t Eagle CITY on sat-
nrday the 18th Of August 1851. on motion. Andrew
Bageary was called to the chair, and Jno. A. Hamp.
ton and A. A. Harbia we're appointed secretaiea-
The president explained the object Of the meeting
The meeting was then addressed by Messra X d.
Parks, B. Cegg and E. O. Postell showing the ne.
cessity Of . Railroad from Salisbury to Aocksville,
and thence to the Virgins line BY the way Of Eagle
City, and the many benefits to be derived from the
said road if built After the speaking bad eonclu-
ded, procession was formed, which marched to the
grove to partake Of the hospitality Of our fellow.
citizen, Andrew Eagerly, namely, watermeIons
and cake. The meeting was again called to order,
when the following gentlemen addressed the meet.
ing, to wit: Aessrs. Love, Merritt, Turner and
Weaver upon the practicability Of the contemplated
road. The president appointed the following gen.
temen to DRAFT resolutions for the occasion, to wit
B. Clegg, DR.. W. G. Brown, s. E. Hough. A. H.
Merritt, and Love- who offered the following pre-
WHEREAS, A call has been made for . Railroad
meeting near Eagle Mills. and has this day been
sponded to by very large meeting of the friends Of
the Salisbury and Virginia Railroad, via Mocksve;
therefore :.
Rssoloed That the sense Of this meeting is that this
Railroad ought to be built, and that pledge our
selves to work for this enterprise until it shall be
completed.
Resolued, That the interest of the farmers would
be greatly promoted by its construction, and that
they are called upon, patriots and lovers of the
good "Old North State to aid with all their inu-
ence, until they shall be relieved of the embarrass
ment which they now feel for the want of market
facilities
Resolced, That every part of Western North Car
DINA would be greatly promoted by the construction
Of said road and would open IN outlet for the agri
cultural, mineral, and mechanical resources of
country to such degree greatly to enhance the
wealth and happiness Of the citizens Of this portion
of the State.
Resoloed That while the West, in seeking to pro.
mote its interests it is less to the interest of the
Eastern portion of the State that this road should
be built their wealth will be increased and the
facilities to EN- the free mountain breezes of our
own grand hills, and drink of the heathful fountain
gushing from their streams would be afforded 20 all
our citizens.
Resolued, That when this meeting adjourns, it ad.
journ to meet in Mocksville the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, it being Tuesday of the County Court, for
the county of Davie.
Resoloed That the thanks of the internal improve.
ment of North Carolina are due our fellow .citi-
Gen. Andrew Baggerly for his enterprise and energy
in endeavoring, by his noble example, to develope
the best interest Of the old North State:
The meeting then adjourned.
A. BAGGARLY, Pres't
io. A. 4 a! a.s''0'' sssy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26

MASSACHUSETTS REGISTRATION OF BIRrHs. MAR
R1AGEs AND DEArHs-The report Of Mr.. Dewitt, for
1856, has just been published During the year the
youngest Benedict was youth of 16 His bride was
II. Seven grooms of the age Of II were united to
brides, severally, one Of IA, Is, II and 10 years
each, and Of 81. The youngest female was girl
Of 10 years. married to man Of 81: The youngest
of 10 were married Ten females of IA, 43 of 10,
and Is of 16 years were married for the first time.
Four triplets were born, of American parentage,
and Of Irish parentage. Ten persons died over
100 years of age, Of whom one was Scot and an
other an Irishman
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26

SHOOTING AFFKAY.-A shooting ARRAY occurred at
Mr.. Poneroy's bookstore, in this city, on last Mon
day evening, between j. F. Hutchins, Esq, and Mr..
George Badger, son of Hon. Geo. Badger. One
shot was fred by each, but fortunately neither was
hurt.
The cause which led to the alteration was the
fact that Mr.. Hutchins, as Justice of the Peace,
solemnized the rites of mstrimony, the Saturday
evening previous, between DR.. W. s. Bryan of this
city, and Miss Annie Il. Badger, sister to George.
The marriage was q clandestine one.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26

~ The Salem Press, speaking of the Winston
celebration, says:
"As we were not present. we can say nothing of
the speeches, and the other doings We know that
. number Of American Wings left the ground, not
pleased with the remarks of the speakers"
Astonishingl What squeamish stomachs the
"American Wings" had! How disappointed they
must have been at finding themselves mot pleased
with the remarks Of the speakers!" OF course they
went there expecting to be pleased, and therefore
were not guilty Of i'll manners in leaving when they
discovered their mistake.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26
CITY Of Morehead--.Great Sale of Lots.

City of Morehead.--Great Sale of Lots.
an THE ELEVENTH QlTH) DAY OF NOVEMBER
'' TSs tn the ''s s sy f ad off the
Carolina Railroad Beaufort Habor, N. c., Immediately
the great exceencies Of this Harbor facility
depth Of water and security from wind and wave whilst
Fort Macon completely commands the entrance.
The interior communications by water and land must
make this great commercial city. The vast productions
Of fertile valleys Of the Roanoke Tar aud Neuse Rivers,
marie currtock, croatan and Psmco Sounds will reach
this fine harbor through Core Sound on the north whilst
ducts lumber naval stores and fine ship timber Of the
The A. n C. Railroad which will be ready for use by
the of January passes through The entire length
the city its wharf in is feet low tide and con-
meets with the great n C. Railroad of which it is coll
The n C. Railroad, among the best in the Union, sss
miles ong.s completed to Charlotte where it connects
anta and the southwest AID BY its western extension now
rapid is contemplated to reach the trade Of
the railways that connect at Atlanta Chattanooga with
the East-Tennessee Railroad.
ego in the Pacific about the parallel Of latitude
and if that parallel be extended across the Pacific it will
reach Shanghai the nearest great port on the eastern con"
ed land that should be done forhwth) why may not this
city become the Atlantic mart for the commerce ofthe
Two short railroads will connect the two great Coaeds
of the State lying the north and south of the North
Carolina Railroad with that road and it is confidently
pected that trade will be carried through the
new cty if may not Beaufort become great coang
port not oniv for purposes Of commerce. but to furnish
supplies to steamers passing the entance going
north and south and may the city become that
great depot between the north and south which
able and distinguished couDtryman, Lieut. Maury
fers in his unrivaled statesmanke paper the
of the Amazon South America aud the Gulf Of Mcxcop
The city of Morehead is situated beautiful neck of
land dry plain almost entirely surrounded with salt
ter its climate salubous its breeze and seabathng
deght its drinking water good and its fine chaybsae
spring strongly impregnated with sulphur. will make it
pleasant watering place.
As not single lot has been will be sold until the day
Of sale all will have equal chance to get the best lots
and to suit themselves.
1t will be the first instance of entire city the
Atlantic coast being brought into market ct cap
tass have again such opportunity for good
investments for great city must and will be built this
place.
]. NJ. MOREHEAD
President Of Shepherds Poin: Land Co.
August rs, 1857. 1l99-wts
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ClingIn'n's maj 5O17

HANDSOMELY DoNE-Upon the rendition Of the
verdict Of the College Of the Sherfs at Windsor on
Thursday last, declaring Dr. Shaw duly elected to
Congress- Jesse B. Lee, ESQ.,. Sheriff Of Currituck
county, entertained his brother Sherifs of the COL
lege with q complimentary dinner. This was
very graceful acknowledgment of the high compli.
ent that had been paid to his distinguished fellow
countymsn by the people of the District and Sheriff
Lee deserves . bumper for the esprit du eorps dis
played upon the occasion. Here s health to thee
friend Leei Elizabeth CITY Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26

GRAND D1v1sIoN.-A called session Of the Grand
Division of the Sons Of Temperance of North Caro-
lima, met in this town last Thursday, and continued
in session until Friday evening. goodly number
of strangers delegates we presume-were in town.
There was public speaking during the day on Thurs.
day, and also in the evening.
AskeviM Neus 20M iast
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-Government dispatches
from the East India squadron state that Capt Sims
of piracy committed upon an American vessel a
year ard half ago. According to the dispatches
Armstrongs orders did not extend beyond the pro-
tecon Of American merchants resident in the Island
and the oct Of raising the American Gag csunot be
construed - . movement under our system Of re-
prisals, or departure ftem the position Of nsu.
tralty assumed BY this government
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-26
VALUABLE WESTERN FARM FOR
SAIsE.=CHE SlRSliRlRER HAVING DETER

A VALUABLE WESTERN FARM FOR
"A SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETER
MINED west, offers for sale his we'll known Farm
situated in Wilkes county, the waters Of Hunting creek
containing of wellimbered aud the portions
that cleared very fertile and-with the dwelling house,
out houses barns and other appprenances necessary
agricultural occupation
farm is situated the stage road leading from Sa
lem to WilkesbOr0' miles of Aamptonville and l8 miles
of Wlkesboro very healthy neghborhood the
foot of Brushy Mountains 1t is well watered-there
ming two small creeks through it, besides having several
good springs tone of which is within sixty yards
Of the dwelling ardng the purest and coolest water 1t
has four fine orchards upon it, bearing apples and peaches
of the best varieties two of which also producing great
quantities that delicious fruit known the May cherry
These orchards from their elevation upon the mountain
Sides scarcely ever fail Of bearing abundance Of fruit
1t has good msite upon it. and presents good location
for merchant mill TIE soil is well adapted to the Guilt
walton Of c"rn, rye wheat oats and tobacco Persons
wishing to invest money in real estate do better
than to call and examine the premises, am determined
to SELL and will sell low Any correspondence upon tile
subject addressed to the subscriber,
C. l.. COOK
New Castle, Wilkes Co.. n C.
August "a, 1857. 099-w3m.