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AleoiriuEs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

4 Il > II w hlAAN w W
, desire % sal llsgiion tOa letter D. Joshua
column lie treats the subject in an sbe manner and
us SAM and I 2seieal a. jed sInen he relied upon"
srshais Uterine Cstnoic0n has proved to b fully as
b. n7tiicai gentsmon and oilers Dr. Brge i reT17ar
& nysssaa q ys.y nae asinmsHts Of great JUDGMENT
hiI tplI n all diseases especially those OF and
Froa Physai1ns
-AaIslalls Uterine Caihoicoa viii certainly cure all
ne =. diseases for WHICH Il is recommsudel d"
~ ne worst cases have ever met With AIarshalI's
Oteiine Cathoheonis Is a GER am and safe remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE CArHOLICON
Is unlesitaingy ered liable remedy for al those
ualy asct ihs iad as we'll aS H. by = ss M T9e1 ,a r'
posslbiiy Among the complains frr which he Cafhol-
pressed Irregular Pa nfu sIenstruston Bloaiin IP
la5 ions and Diseases Of the kidneys or Urinary or
as ksienlon or lneoaineres OF Urae. Heartburn. CO.
p.entss, S-ryuusness Ftinlinss Palptarions Cramps
@ Us S Ss p ang az troubles ore anie or SYM athetie.
ladies' who ere Toub ed wth nry the above symptoms
dies DR. BRDGE with full csaddst es ihst sheS u Si an
siiS bs i GIsIPe Cs,holeoe : net euask
spectacle physician IN ;hs country
T1e price o MARSRALL'S UTERLNEt cATHOLL
Gun = O'e DolGT anf q Hal per shgis bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co May L. 81
Mr Il B KinsSley sir:I have been selling the medi-
cine OF the raeRherE ompany for the last ye1r and
have lnvariahy ound them 70 give good satisfaction end
terea and coffee and with nv trade thsv have 6eeIs
a ape article AlarShalfs Utenne Ca hnlirou is mef
cine thai has done great amount Of COED female dsea
IS one lady 70 toll me she had received more
benefit tm one b1tle than she dill from long course Of
medical Treatment BY the st skillful phrsicians
January lst, ls5s-
MRS. RoBTNsoNs CERTIFICATE.
YERSoy, To mbull Co, May lzt, 1853.
This ceries thaf have been IN verr poor health for
years and found ile relefatcr employing number
~ S.T h. s,y e.staSs - s was P51a5sls qte a had
ulcerated TO consi erable extent By the advice OF Dr.
G " Bushnell procured sir bottles Of MarshaIs
Uterna atholcun which enabled attend 10 nv hus-
hand IN his 1st sickness until he died which about
-L ils able 70 labor and suppl my iahsil7 ..
three children The Cafh0licou has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has iiis ated ny suer-
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATuOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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To restore heaIh We purify the blood FeveTs,
without exception from foreign matters having been
ahsorbsd aud Teane IN the circulation. These causes
sickness nay produce infueBzl group. rheumstism
gOut ohoc a cough BIT BraRlrsth's Pills SIMPLE
potent and veg table the cause and the fol
lows They the Of every day saving
many valuable lives Principal ofce 90 Canal street,
Brandreth Building. New YORK Sold also BY
iuns.dE~lw DBl5I A. s. Gardner. cleveland.
BEWARE OF IsfPOSTERS-
CAUTION NTOlNVALIDS,-DR- SAMUEL S, FITCH,
(Oce ia Br1sdW way. New York; known As the author
Nee Cerlre Treatment for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys skin, Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual e He ts
ssuer obssa from Nee York. Gl5 has aoi bezfoT
he has Other 0oe associate partasr al Ba
Co1go Defro Pff5urgh esetraee, 0a4 has n0t hsd-
z BelcaTc al persons usiag is na1e prefsag 70
a0s 10 hare Aa Bress0aai oOHHscfioz Hth
han Tey Ilp0s,es - Apply, personally or By let
ter, directly himself his Once, ia Broadway, New
York where alone his be had Remedies
any part OF the country, and conducted
success uy by letter visit from the patient preferred
Ills Sx LEcTUKEs the Lungs, md eTplainins the
method by which he the above diseases 3SO pages
bcuadl sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents
~ Beware especially Of the adveriseneniso Of Fitch,
Dodge C" " Of Detroit and Of 'Fiteh Ly kes, ofPt,s-
burgh, ChicsgO, &c.
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a. For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
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]. n. JOHNSON, II. d
HOhGOPATHIST

0dee ~ saTtvels Block Superior street corner Sen
ses g Rs.'dsncs No N Riii6argh 81, Clsssisad.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN
HY SEWING M1cHISKs.-
The particular attention of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
mistakable advantages:
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5ptfial Notires.
rRAYELER,s REGIsTER.
IN A MOMENT

Without detanins the Merchant from his business the
Of Fashion from his eHjoymeut SiatrUn from her
household duties
CHRISrADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won erfal Chemical CeuneTsit Of Natures Colo1ng
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Joy TO the Admirers Of q Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
& tag h o. 9say; eau, b = s1o5 exist without y ne bead Of
circular around each bottle and No oneeau bt sec
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
l. kESToRATIVE-We eall TIE attention Of an ola
hack original color Iay haf-coYers the head Of The
bad with luturiaai gr1vlhreu5ves The danlruG, Itch
Of the natural hud and hence. used regular dres
fsIing 10 eTtrems IA a. \, (, /, h.. ,s-i be,' M
call then upon the bald the gray diseased in scalp 10
aosins locks, or The WitehnS curl be without II
rs praise IS upon ne ionsne q touslnds.
Ihe Agent LOT Proi Woods llair Restorative in New
t0rative, few weeks since
DEEP RTvEE, COM, July q. ls5s.
tMr Laavcnw0rth-Sir. have been troubled with
Jru or scurf fon my bead ar tan year my hair be
Haven paper about oOo's IIair Restoratve as q
fa ~ losf store On ne IS q April sst an 1gEehas
the thlugs u removed the scurf and halr began
all Of havs great faith in Ii wish yoa 70 send ne
two bottles more b. Mr. Post the bearer Of this. don't
amarkst ioT many battles amer il is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 8 ls5s &
Prof Wood-Dear SIR Iolr Hair Restorative Is prov
ins itself beaefcial The front anl the back
part Of NJ head almost lost is fact BALD
have used but two hall pint bottles o. your Restorative
and now the tip Of M head Is well studded VITA promis
e1et have ed O ther preparations vi hout any bele
n whatever think from my oFn personal recommena-
YOuTsrss9ectfaiIy, D. r. THOMAS. MD
No. tO4 Vine street
vIxcENxEs, IA, June 2. lss3
Prof o. J. Wood, As about 70 manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, viii
state. for whomsoever Il may concern that have
and known Others to ltthat. have years
been nthe habit Of other Hair Restoraves and shat
nd yours vastly superior any oheI know. Il entirely
ceanses the head 4 dandru and with mouths
use will restore any DersoL hair 10 the original
color and texture giving healthy soft and glossy an
psarance; and all this without discoong the hands ths
apply the dress hich drops woul therefore
recommend its 10 every desiruus of haying ns
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD Co, Proprietors, 81 Broadway. n v
lnthe great n z Wire Railing Establishmen and ia
Market street, St. Louis Mo
And sold by all good Druggists mh2-d&w3m
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DARKFNs THT GRFYFsT HAIR

replaces the red sandy tngs whieh eects much
from personal comelinsss with brilliant back brown
The hues II inparts are FAST COLoRS md never change
OF m0tte aer exposure the air In the Gzpiy. uni'
ormty and certainty Of lis operation Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and sppel by all Hair Drezsers J0SEPH
CHR1srADo Co, No 6 AsiOr Hosse, n. Y.
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ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN SUR NCE
EOR SALE OR EXCRANGE-
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street. up Stairs.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY-A leasahold wel
l9aed m ceDtT partOf the city corner lot lG5 b.
5eet with good buildings The buildnss with lease q
years will be e1chan.ed al a very low price for house
and lot or Western lands
A GOOD FAHM-Ab0uf % miles from The CitF PLANK
hn1d-2 acres with good hous barn anl orcaard with
variety Of other rui-soil sandy loam and we'll watoted
Si0peracre.
SIX ACRES-oDe nile west OF the city line on Plank
Road- Wiii exchange for a farm
DETROIT sr-Near state St.-House and Lot-lot g
b. lss lee with shade and fruit exchange for
farm.
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles west Of Ire citv-F0rty-
Two tf Acres with snail house and orcard acres
o. imosr To 1change for house and lOt-One West
SIDE preferred.
LORAIN Sr-C5)Od 2sfary House and Lot tn eTrhan-,
fora small farm
VACANT LOTS Two good lots on Garden St, to sell
low Tor cash or on time
70 oRENr-ABOARDINGH HOUSEWIFE aceommoda-
ilu Tor large number OF B0arders well located the
business p1rt Of the ey, 50 arranged thai part the
whole can be rented.
Alsn. a2s Ory Dwelling Houss On Bond St. with watsr
and gas-S5a story Dwelling House Detroit ST
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FEVER AND ACUE,
STOMACH OR LIVER.


STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion Acdlfy ofthe stomach CocY Pains
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, DeSDOudency, CostveneS
Blind and Bleeding Piles in all Nervous, Rheumatic. and
Neualgc Affections. T. has IN numerous instances proved
highly beuedr1a and IN others edecred decided
This purely vegetable compound prepared strctl
sciutic PRINCIPLES after the Of the celebrated
Holland Professor, B0erhIve- Because Of
most OF the European States, its introduction into the
United intended especially for those ofour
afherand scattered here and thera the ice this
mighty country Meeting with success among them
oer it 20 the Am1rcan public knowing tliat -
truV wonderful medicinal virtues must be afkuo lodged
constitutions may have been impare1 by the continuous
OF ardent SPIRITS other forms Of dissipation Cen
orally instantaue0usn elect, u s its way directly "a the
Or life thnlng and quickeuing every raising
the drooping spirit, and IN fact nfIsing health and
yig0r in the ~ stem
NOTICE-WhOavere expects TO find this beverage will
be disappointed; but the sick, weak and low spirited. Il
will prove srafeiul aromatic cordial ed singular
caution. ezgs7
The great popularity Oths delightful Aroma has lnduc
ed imtatious which the pIhiic should guard tgiut
purchasing Be persuaded TO bug anything els untl
bnte III eoayince you ao infinitely superior It IS 10 ali
~ sold at sIIO per to,ie or SIX bottles for $500 h7
SOLE PROPRIEToRs.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO,
MANUFACTURING
PharmaceHtiStS and Chemists,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sold ia CleEelsnd BY GAYLORD Hammond, Wi.ai
Fiske, Z. S. Mackenzie. +. + Churchill, DR. Chas
Ames Beninn Bros. and Druggists generally.
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.


EOmce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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Joy TO the Admirers of q Fine Head of
RICH CLASSY HATP

sold N ClsEel9nd BY Gaylard Hammond, wilsal
Fiske, Z. S. Mackenzie, 7. + Churchill. DR. Chas.
Ames Benton Bros. and Druggists generally
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BEWARE OF IdrOsTERs.
EHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

Tii Broadway, New York, June, ls5s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03
THR MARKErs

New YoRK, Dec 2.--Flour advanced: sales of
10000 bbls at $4,25a4, so for State $5, 4Oa5, so
for Ohio and So, load, 40 for Southern Wheat
dull; sales 5000 bushels at 81 40 for Kentucky
white. Corn is steady at 74a75c for mixed and
.79aS4sfor white, new and old. Pork quiet; sales
Of old mess at $l7, so and new at $685.. Lard
firm. Whisky firm at 24a244 moo
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.--Flour, the market is not
so hrm but the prices are unchanged. Wheat
very firm for choice but there is no change in
prices Corn is dull but not generally lower;
sales $4,000 bush at 5Sa6O for white and 55a57
for yellow. Provisions are very firm at the
quotations. Whisky, we are without sales to
report but the market is very firm at 253a26 for
western and city,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.2- Flour dull, but prices
unchanged; sales for shipment are small and TO
trade at $5a5,25 for superfine, and So 5Oa5, Go
for extra5and fancy. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Wheat scarce, but has limited
demand; sales of red at 81 ,26a1, 80, and white
at 81 ,35a1, 40. RyeSells on arrival att 79aSO.-
Old yellow Corn scarce, and wanted at 9oc.;
new Corn plenty and dull; sales 1000 bush.
yellow at 70a75. Oats has fair demand; sales
1900 bush. Delaware at 45a45I, and 1000 bush.
'Penna. 40. Barley, 900 bush. malt sold at
81. Whisky frmer; sales Penna. bills. at244a
25c., end Ohio do at S253a26.
CINc1NNATI, Dec. 2.---Flour unchanged
Whisky dull at 223. Hogs dull; light $6,25a
6,T5; heavy $6,85a7;; receipts 10000 head
Weather unfavorable, Hogs commenced arriv-
ing freely from Kentucky; q, 800 head arrived
from that State in the last IS hours. Provisions
unchanged and firm. Mess Pork ST. Bulk
meats ga8s for April delivery. Lard l1a12 for
bbls and kegs. Bacon--125 hhds. old sold ut
Gao for shoulders and sides. Groceries active;
full supplies on market; now large business
doing. Molasses 81. Sugar 6@a74. Coffee
114al2! Goal--500, 900 bush Pittsburgh coal
sold at 10, to arrive within the next six days.
Exchange dull at 5a4c prem. for Eastern; New
Orleans scarce at prem. Sd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

CINcINNAr1, Dec. 52--River risen 8 feet in the
last "a hours, now 10 feet water in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Their. %.
EsST. LouIs, Dec. 2.-River risen about Q feet in
all and continues to swellat the rate of half an
inch 1.i hour. Illinois, and upper Mississippi
ing. Weather cloudy and damp. Ther 50. hi
PITrsBUKGH, Dec. 2.-River feet 3 inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy and
damp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

~ S,Oeet are the uses of adversely, {"
thought we, yesterday, whilst Witnessing a trial
before our venerable friend, AID Wright. A
tavern keeper sued bonrder for lodging and
grub, and proved the claim. The boardcr in.
sisted in the face of proof that the bill was
trumped up out of malice judgement was
repdered in favor of the tavern keeper, and
when this announcement was made, the defend.
ant addressing the plaintiff with perfect non
chalance, soid-"Now get your money the best
way you can, and if you happen to get it by
any possible means out of my effects please
odvis, me of the fact, and I'll recommend the
plan you adopt" The plaintiff had the judge
ment, it is true, but was responsible for the
costs of the suit, and the defendant is wholly
and entirely bankrupt Blessed are the poor
whom the law disturbs not for they haven't
anything to disturb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

gY- That big rise, about which we began to
halloo before we were ont Of the woods, didn't
stay long, but is hurrying "down souf" The
river was falling more rapidly than it came up,
though there was business like and encourag.
ing state of things on the landing. Our friends
above could only get ont their steam tugs, bargcs
alone not daring to try the falling water. The
tugs are now under way with 1OS barges, aver
aging 1000 bushels to the barge, which is equal
to $4,000 bushels The Pittsburgh Gazette
says, that comparatively little coal will find its
way down, unless we have moro rain, and that
right speedily too From the Allegheny we can
expect but little at this late season of the year,
and it is to the sister river rising in lower lati.
tudes, that we must look The sanguine expec.
trtiops of Tuesday, are therefore, disappointed.
Late last night the report was not quite nine
feet water in the channel and falling.
The owners of the Rough and ready have
sued Capt Cox, of the New Monongahela, for
$4,000 damages, for the sinking of the former
boat and the owners of the cargo have sued
him for $4,000. Capt Cox asserts that he can
prove that his boat did not touch the Rough and
Ready, as alleged, when making landing at
Napoleon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

ST. Louis, Dec. 2.-The first direct mail from ON
Albuquerque, New Mexico, arrived at Neosho,
Wis. on the 18th nlt+, 81 days out The mail
was Intercepted by war party of Kiowa Indi.
ans, but a shot from the mail party, wounding
the principal chief put them to fight The mail
seen or heard Of Mr.. Hall, the conductor Of the
mail, Travelled without map or compass. He ex
presses the opinion that the time can be reduced
81 days
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COMM. .ERCIAI
DAILY lNrELLIGENcER OFFICE

EIouR-Extra . 90; Family 5,95i superfne 49,. 49,
ooRS-selIs readily at from 5Oto IS.
Cons MRAL-65.
OATs-Purchases made at from IS to rs. -a.s
BARLEr-G ood prime IS to 6U-Some sales having been
made ut even lower figures.
PoTAToES-90t to 100.
PsorlsloSs- HAMS [plain,) 1O<; canvass
ed lis sugar cured, 1@i3 Lard in bbs, 10c, kegs,
Market Is firm.
GRocERIss-No change; Rio Coffee, 12919h N O. Sugar
in hhds, 9996; in bbs 1Oc N o. Moasses, dc; Sugar
House 50ci Syrup Csc. Cheese, SC.
WHISKY 24c for rsctifcd.
Soar AND CAYpLEs-A ag6actursrs I2rices.-Summer
TaLoW Crndles lSc Rosfn Soap 81; chemical Soap TO-
These are the prices by the box though liberal
made to wholesale purchasers
STARcH-CUlu nbus Pearl Starch, &c including box.
quality.
Common to Extra, 5sG65c per Dbl.
without change in prices and with limit
cd demand at $3.50 per bhl.
Leather g to 25c; Harness do 60 to 2T
Upper Leather $500 to $500 per doz.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

~ Catholic fanerala-,Yhe wise reform re-
Gently introduced by Bishop o'Connor in the
mode of conducting Catholic funerals, in the
Pittsburgh diocese, has. awakened the attention
of Bishop Purcell of Cincinnati, to the matter
and movement has been inaugurated in that
city, having for its object the correction of
those abuses which have been so quietly yet
eHectually reformed in Pittsburgh The regula.
lions proposed in Cincinnati differ but little
from those in force in the former place, and as
they meet with the sanction of the whole Cath
Ole body, they will doubtless be adopted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

The Hunters.-A party of some twelve
or fifteen citizens of Washington, Pa, left that
place on Tuesday morning last for a, deer hunt
ing excursion in Virginia. The party comprises
some ''crack marksmen," whom we have no
doubt will 'bring down. several fine bucks
They will be gone about two weeks.
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By THE UNION LINE. ~
TO THE DAILY aNTBLLEEs NICER.
oFg!on. ooRNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.

WAsHIydToN, Dec, 2;--It was recently extern
sively reported that Sec'y Cobb had accepted
the appointment Of Minister to Franco and now
it is irumcred that he is going to England in a.
similar capacity but there is the highest author
ity for. saying that there is no truth whatever
in these Statements, and further, that since the.
formation of represent Cabinet it is not known
that any member thereof has had the remotest
idea of withdrawing fromiit for any purpose.
The Presidents message is in type and will.
be rcady for the press tomorrow. Advance
copies will according to the present design be
sent only to Richmond, Vn.,. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York.
The report of the Post Master Generals is print
ed and those of the other heads of the denarts
ments are in the hands of the compositorS.-
Copies of the message will, with these accom-
panying documents, be distributed to the press
as heretofore, by the respective Post Masters Of
the above named cities, as soon as they shall be
notified by telegraph, that the reading of the
message has been commenced in Congress-;
which will boon Monday ncxt, "a bout one o'clock.
But few members of Congress have yet arrived
in the city, the great rush will be within the
next two days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

New Ionk, Dec. 2-GenI Paez embarked at
noon to-day in the U. S. steamer Caledonia for
Venezuela. He appeared to be much ndisposed
from the effects of the recent accident and was
carried on a litter supported by soldiers Mayor
Tiemann and other city officials. The military
escort was large and imposing. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

E1- Cargo Of Flour Sunh.-We learn that
large fatboat, laden with flour, sunk on
Scuflletown bar, day or two ago. The boat
was pretty well wrecked, and much of the -four
would be lost, and all of it damaged. 1t was
the property of Mr.. Williams, of Pomeroy,
Ohio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

Too notorious women of the town, hada
dissracefulwar of words on Quincy street, last
night, which was followed by savage hair
pulling and garment-rending. During the fight
they fell into mud hole, and whilst graphing
there, one of the beligerants drew knife and
cut the other across the hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

- Supposed Death By DzoDntag.--A
mans hat and a bundle tied up in a red and
white cotton handkerchief were found floating
in the river yesterday; seven or eight miles be-
l9w the city, from which tits supposed, some
one unknown, has accidentally sought a watery
grave. The bundle contained two dirty shirts
and pair of gloves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

MONTREAL, Dec. 2.--Navigation has closed at
this point. The steamer Boston arrived at
houses Point, 10 hours from Burlington, break
last boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

% Stolen 1n,riage.4 On her last trip down
the river from this city, the steamer j. B. Ford
stopped at 'Parkershurg few minutes and Miss
Lavina 3. Moorhead came on board with a va
riety of boxes, from whichin the course of time
came bridal toilette, in which the. maiden ar
rayed herself The boat stopped at Coalport, a
Minister came on board and Miss NJ. was duly
married to Mr.. A. B. Johnston, Clerk of the
Ford. The bridal party have gone to Louisville.
We believe this is case were Pa" wasn't
willing and the lady was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03

GY- 71elaage fiat boat of Busby, Little & Co.,
now loading with wagons, &c. for the South,
will leave tomorrow evening.
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THE L.ApEAT NEWs,

INTERESTING A4 PR0FYZIBLEf 70 EVERY ONE
consequence of the hard times have concluded to
make great reductionin the selling price my goods
shall the same Time offer the greatest bargains
in several articles received from auction.
CALlCOEs, with the exception of English and NIerrmack
at 1uc per yard. % Ca ~
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never retaied forl less than
% cents at only ls cents. and all others in proportion
everybody. :
than any other house. y. -
MILLINERY GOODs-A complete assortment, very Inv,
1Sszc. and 4 row at 24 5.it i71fa * =
EaIBRoIDERIRs-I oblige myself to sell SO per cent
cheaper than other house the city Wheeling or
any other place.
CH1NTZES-wort, Bic. at 20 cents.
CLOAKS AND GSIIAWLS in every variety. and cheaper
than any other house - -
,t st .tST a very Fq1d article of Black silks
at only rs cents ~
LlGENs-An rrtice worth zoe at only 45c. ~
PARAMETT0S AND FRENCH AfRRINOS-Of every c,f-
or a. dprce, lower than before; also plain De-
lanes very fine quaiit such sells 25c. 1So
Gauntlets, at 8T55c.
In short wills sell all and any my goods to suit these
Aaro times. ZISAAC Prayer.
uoN 70 ~ ? l23 Main street near Union.