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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
THE FOURTH
THE FOURTH IN rns cIrY
N THE CITY AND COUNTRY

The fourth, or rather the fifth Of July, was
observed here with partial suspension Of bus
mess and general disposition to be lubilant
on the occasion. Early on the morning of the
9Th, a cannon commenced booming and roaring
somewhere near the river, and continued firing
successive shots until daylight. great tizzing
and cracking of squihs and torpedoes followed,
with strong smell Of gunpowder in all parts
of the city.
About seven o'clock the FencibIes and the
Virginia Rifienen turned out and paraded
through the principal streets, presenting nne
and soldicrly appearance and making real
genuine display in the way of celebrating the
glorious and time honored occasion. Everybody
expected to see the Young Cadets out from the
military school, but Mr.. Jones, the commander,
being absent from the city, there was no one to
take charge of the company.
After the military parade, all the little girls
and little bows in the city, with some few ex-
captions, including large number OF children
of larger growth, boarded the steamers Eunice
and Woodside for Dillie's Bottom, wnere one of
the most delightful pic MICS of the seaSon came
of. Quite large number of young folks also
left ON the eastern mail train for MoundSville,
where they remained until evening and returned
apparently delighted with the days proceedings.
Many persons availed themselves of private
conveyanccs and took to the woods III gangs of
half dozen, where they permitted their horses
to Craze around and spent the day in quiet and
cool shades, upon the green swards, preterflng
this to the noisy and disturbing sound OF the
squib and the nOstril offending smell of gun
powder,
1t is with deep regret and some timidity we
proceed to chronicle the fact that the town
flowed with Zane's wine lager, and essences
from distilled cereals aud that in consequence
thereof many persons attained spiritual ati-
tude which we have rarely witnessed. There
was some fighting some Spewing, and on Mon
day night, some 1ncurbed youngsters got loose,
aud accomplished enough yelling to last any
ordinary town for the space of twelve months.
During the day the police had about as much
as they xamted to do in keeping down and pitch
ing about the too ardent patriots.
In the evening the display of fire works under
the direction Of the Messrs. Nicol, called to-
gether an aSsemblage of not less than two or
three thousand persons, not estimating the
children in arms. Every elevated iuothold was
occupied, the streets, payements and balconies
thronged with humanity, beauty, dimity and
fine linen. The air was rcdoent of perfumes,
merry pcaIs of laughter and small talk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

LARGE MOVEMENT OF GRAN.--The Buffalo
Commercial Adusrtiser of last Monday, has the
following:
receipts at this port, over the same time last
year, amounted TO four and quarter millions
of bushels of grain. And we have, just opened
the season. Immense quantities are constantly
coming forward. The receipts at upper lake
ports continue large, and tits now becoming
highly probable that Buffalo will have done al
most the usual business of the entire season of
navigation before tue harvest of 1858, shall
send new fnods Of produce upon our crowded
warehouses"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
:. :. '.r.-''r. i NEW FIRM.

mrs BAKTLETT 4 WINClIEIL dentists. IN
K MarkvIstree % posits Nast.inItei Hail. VIE.
(QlIFfSIinRVa. ,,--,,,,
mr. WincheM being compelled by his rapidly incTea'nt
s5 60 id 10 lis doiLF Ehy
IN info runP s rieIdt ard TIE public tfal s4i
formed business connection viii n. x Afti,ii D. b.
tai pTOfesSioD. ,-,,
IDOL nd Mechanical Dentistry-ar' HhiiaI Siti ,elt
rseiice a n the latest improvements OF The
nt. that bsauty ,durHh't- anu 'hcucal utly
sbsiT Artificial Teeth shAllnOt bes urpassrd'
Prrsons who have denied themselves the pleafuTr tte
,tar Of ArtiGcfaITe che great dread Gt suls.
rTperenred during he necessary preliminary
ton the old teeth and roots are informed tL b
S...s entirely unlike ChioTCioIb Etier.aLG
Bic in most cases and peectt d'iHie$e "a dft iesti
now extTactei withol pain
sion they viii be pleased to give gratis
please call examine specimens oil Artihcial Teeth
~ 01ice open AZ all '.nu"S >rp'h
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sgNAroN suMNgn-A CORRESPONDENT Of the ~.

SENATOR SUMNER.-A correspondent of the n.
Y. Erening Post, says:
"a private letter received in Boston from one
of the most distinguished physicians in France,
says that upon consultation by the leading doc
tors iii that empire relative to the case of Sena.
tor Sumner, who is now in Paris, it has beepde-
cided to perform an operation the back, for the
purpose ofproducing counter irritation The
operations that of cauterzation-thci burning
Of the flesh and muse to the spinal column
While this opcrat ON is very severe. usually, it
is said that il now can he performed by the aid
of ether, without producing the slightest pain.
It is believed that the operation will prove of
the greatest advantage TO the patient"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

ALADY one HuNDgED AND FOURTEEN YEARs
OLD.-There is said to be an old lady now living
IN the town of Blooming Grove. Orange county,
n. Y, by the name of Diana Brooks. She is
one hundred and fourteen years cid, aud yet is
intelligent and active, and walks half mile to
church every Sabbath. She was thirty two
years of age when the Declaration of Indepen-
.dence was mnde.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

OPEsArIoNs OF the UNirED STATES M1Nr.-
During the month of June the coinage at the
U. S. mint in Philadelphia, amounted to $l,-
OF, $50 or 1857 pieces; of the latter there
were $500, 900 coppers, s2O,O0O in silver, and
$3.50 in gold. The gold coinage was all
double eagles aud the silver all half dollars and
quarters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

VIOLENT STORM IN LANCASTER COUNTY On
Sunday evening severe thunderstorm, accom-
panied by high wind, passed over portion of
Lancaster county, Pa. The Lancaster Express
says
The wind, accompanied by Fain and hail,
blew hurricane, prostrating buildings, fences,
trees, crops, &c. At Eden. the school-honse was
blown down and the roof carried away about
TWO hundred yards. An idea of the violence Of
the tornado may be formed from the fact that
stove in the school-house was carried out by
the wind, across the street and set down ON the
lawn before Mr.. Weidler's hotel. The gable
end was hlownout of the blackSmiths shop and
quantity of slate torn off Weidler's hotel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

a REWARD IS orEEsEpl- For the detection Of
any person counterfeiting, initiating or the ven
der of any sucl, counterfeit or imitation of Ber-
hdge's Holland Bitters The genuine, highly
concentrated HolLlnd Bittsys is put up in half.
pint bottles only, having the name of the pro.
prictor, B. Page, Jr. blown in them, and his sig
nature around the neck of each and every bottle
This delightful aroma has been received by
Americans, with that favor which is only ex-
tended to really scientific preparations When
We consider the marked success attending its
administration, in the most stubborn cases of
Fever and Ague. Weakness of any kind, Dys-
pepSia. Heartburn, Acidtty of the Stomach, Sick
and Nervous Headache. Indigestion, CosiiTeness
and Piles, together with the complete control It
exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
Neurulgic Affections, we cannot wonder at It's
Well may the invalid value this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

AMOUNT OF RAIS.-The amount of rain that
has fallen over portion of the United States in
six weeks, running from the LIST of May to the
18th of June, has scarcely parallel. The Pitts
burgh Journal says the average Of observations
will give about 10 inches in May, and inches
to the 18th of June, or 10 inches in 4S days.
These rains do not appear to have been local
hut extended east and west at least 900 miles,
and north and south half that distance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

IMPORTANT REDuc1lox. The Rochester CS. W
dealers in that beverage, announce a great re-
duction in the price of lager beer. Hereafter
the article will be sold at three cents glass
instead of five. AT this reduction, the Western
man who recently drank at one sitting, twelve
md a. half gallons of lager, would have saved in
the cost about Two dollars. With such consum-
ers of the beverage, the reduction is an impOr-
tsnt item. --
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

Coon HYDnorATmc DocTRIxE.-A Western
Baptist paper has received an article advocating
the duty of washing feet, as an ordinance of
the church. The editor says that he considers
it subject of minor importance, and does not
wish to enter into controversy on it. But as
to the washing of the saints feet, he snys, elf
they need washing, they certainly ought to be
washed"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

NAL CnAxoEs.-From the first of July about
three thousand three hundred mail routes ex-
tending to all parts ofthe country, will pass in
to new hands New contractors, new drivers,
new pOstboys will set out with their first n'is,
and at least fifteen thousand postmasters will
receive the first salutations of those who are
to endure the heat or breast the storm on every
road for the next four years,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

VEGETABLES. Baltimore Republican
mentions that the steamer North Carolina, of
the bay line, brought from Norfolk to that city
last week, l,l75 barrels of vegetables, among
which were 200 barrels of peas, $50 barrels
string beans, 400 barrels of mercer potatoes,
200 barrels of June apples, so barrels cymlms,
and IS barrels cucumbers, in addition to 400
dozen hard and so dozen soft crabs, all from the
Sunny South.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

wHEv CORS GROWS NosE-Dr Barrison,
distinguished agriculturist of Virginia, has ia
ken the. pains to ascertain whether corn grows
morsat night than by day. We give the re.
suit of his examination: Aug. l, corn grew in
twenty four hours Eve inches; Mt night one
and half inches Aug. 2, it grew four and
seven eigIlths inches; at night one and seven
eighths, and in;the day following three inches
G8cRoE HARBY, who killed Stone, in New
Orleans, has been restored to his position of
teacher In Of the public schools there
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DENTIsPhY

respectfully inform the public thsiify
avr associated ttcmseIve together for the practice
of Dentistry. Their Office is at ~ MARKET
their friends aud all others wishing the servicsf OF
Tn y we're both students andfors seral yearIte assist
ants or the late DR. HuIlhrn and tile serior partner hat
hem constantly engaged the practice for himself for The
years daring which time lac has bsc"Tue a"quaiR
ted with come leading Dentists in almost all Tie
rItie Of the United States, tuIlliaris,d himself
with their various ptcuIiaritiv in operating The there
fore Ell being able TO give entire sstsl7eioa
10 ali who may favor them EiIiItfIeir patronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, II. D.
VINE, ling Nov IS 1851. JANIS ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

NovRLrY.-The Boston Transcript chron-
icles the advent of machine in that city for
sweeping carpets. The machine consists of a
box fourteen inches long, twelve inches wide,
and four inches deep, connected to which is 5
circular hair brush. which revolvcs by the turn
ngof small wheels, and two tin compartments,
into which the swcepings and dust are convey.
cd; on the top or centre of tue box is a long
handle, similarto that of broom, by which the
box is propelled along the carpet; the whole
weighing scarcely four pounds. The Transcript
has seen it work, and pronounces the new broom
u clean sweeper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07
CHARLES w. GRAHAM.

CHARLES W. HAM,
auCCEaaOE 'FOI a W Z r = NHE8.
TNIF undersigned would inform the citizens of whe ling
ana vicinity that having purchased the Drug ami Pre-
srintTon Store formerly Dr. James Tanner, he
viii carry TIE Drug business in all is
branches He respectfully spici's continuance Of
public pnfronsE- which has eretDf,T- been b-rsiy
extended this ami well known est .b!>hmeHt
wall be his keep everything, the pur-s Sind
and at the Lowest price, usually b. found in well fnr
nsaed Drug establishment
Prescriptions carefully compounded from she pdres o.
Medicines CHARLES ". GRAHAM,
No. 81, cor. Main AMI Vehst rSts
myI9 Centre WlseISHE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

THR FOURTH IN AND ABOUT TowE.--We sur
render a large portion of our space to-day to
accounts of the manner in which the 4th of
July was spent by the people of this commu.
nifty. They will be found highly interesting
We must say that never in our lives havo we
witnessed more hearty private enjoyment of
the day than we did on Monday last. Every
body seemed bent on having q good limo and
everybody seemed successful. We were par
ticularly happy to note that no accidents or
scrapes of material kind occurred anywhere.
Decorun and order prevailed everywhere-no
excesses were visible, 10 boisterous dernonstra-
lions were had-but there was quiet good
flow of fellow feeling at the different ceiebra-
tons that was very gratifying
Nav MernoD OF CoknEsPoNDgSCg.--AY Yankee
brakcsman on one of the railroads near Hart
ford, Conn, recently eloped with another mans
wife. His train passed the lady's houSc every
day, and frequently a stick Of wood wonid fall
from the tender. The prudent housewife would
always go out Mt once and pick up the stick Tor
fuel. Finally some one else got hold of tlis
wood, and found a note containing whispered
words. The two guilty parties Immediately
eloped Liquor had got between the husband
and wife some months since. He quarreled
with his wife, and drank because she ''acted so,
and she AYERS that she "acted 50" because he
had taken to drinking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

a Coop CUSTOMER SOMETIMES. An old maid
in Chicago has been caught in divers acts of
larceny. She vas exceedingly gay in the streets
and very fond of promenading- Occupying
very gen.cel position in society her maine was
Familiarity associated with the fashionable gossip
of the city, and merchants delighted to have
the lady call and examine their goods Quite
recently it was discovered that her habit has
been to appropriate shawls, dress patterns, &c,
TO her own use without paying for them
When detected in the act of stealing, the mai
den lady compromised the matter by paying
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

NB-Messrs r. o. take pleasure in referring, by 2
mission. 60 the following EsnIismei
Il r. Weed, D. D. Hon GvO. W. Thompson, His Hon Are
CaidwelI Morgan Nelson Fsq., b. VI. Eni, Eq DR. J"a
Prissel Dr. w j. Bates, DR.. Il II. CUMMING, Dr. L. \
ildreth ORA - fold, TalIant DeAnlAn, John Anote,
ESQ McCiaIIers, Knox & Co. Marsh TAYLOR nnvi9
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For Rent.

o,,, poo,ts 4 OFFI LIS, DWELLINGS, Pane Brick
STOhh ~ VA Rooms in secniid AID third ssrT
~ I pspess house small Han e. nv % fett ae
Pudding LOIS ''' s 1IIoS. HOHNHR' OK
- one. No. l1sJ< Main Street, bstTeon Monroe and
Union- Up Stare. 49,, ,t,s ,ity M, IA, 10
r s.-=EAuA >" ~ H. H. HUBEEI L,
No. % AoErAe street, slafs
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
NOTICE.
rNHERE Will he meeting OF the stocEsoider5 o. :. tnS
%hssas s snS N S
pose OF election of Directors fer the ensuing ge9F
jsT-21 By order GEO. ~ uN9LEl sec =.
ICE! ICE!
IL persons wishing to be supplied with Ice from mile
n Ice House, will lease leave orders at tn niInT
: - TI-pRTs have lust rec, we'd lot
btaSt,FaI Bengal Hats BLISS CAMPBELL,
hi, e No. 50, VI n 81.
GSoFT oIe7e a aTge stoci: ofsOlt Hats-ev
9STy conceivable variety style BLISS CAMPBELL
'uso No 81, Main st..
MT : n SILK HATTYe are selling beautiful Six Hat
| q 1O IOF tlrSo,lase style D,1sssc.MppL1.
iaiy0 BLISS 40 .s IS Nam Il.
7AsSTSERE HAT received Bssa,lfa Black Gass
y HAt-somerhng new Bllss& ~ s5 Msi5 t
TOANAWA nat. The greatest variety OF Panama Hats
ever DroushttO this cityrO@ q cents 70 S4S9
'-iyo No.l5. VAN $.
| T5LANTERS-Jlack, Brown, SMoEe, and DIab Painter
a., Hats just received BLISS No s., Main st.
CIUMMER IIATs.-siiX'd and Brown BRAID and Leghorn'
general s'
FLOUR.
| 100 BBLs. Novelty Mills White Wheat Family Flour
| IUlIIOOIo Phoenix do do do do and Ex
'r b Flour just received So s2a q lls
! TO1rTsBURGH SALT.-sOO bhls Pittsburgh Extra Salt,
- for sale BY DoASE i No. oR s. Msln st.
VITINEs.-champaignc, chas. Heidseiek and Other the,
w brands Prt Wine, Pure juice very SuPeriGI rae
81 cry, very fne Clar, st. Julien and st. E'tephe
Lrsnd-, hand and for sale by o,vpn,,s
OLD C0dNNo BRANDY; very spPrTtaT. 1rtirIy 10
| \ } bottes. for sale nv Ii y DnANF & ADAMS.
T0E1OH BIANDY-Wv i,avt u hal superior a-ticie
for sal! az ' F4 D' ttys 1,. nnANg IN WIS.
GsCOTOm rave Jus, Ie,tivra uinis 81 Jas
for for s Sitst by - LG6i 81 DoANE ADAYs.l
| PERFU.iERYii
uDISs Genuine Extracts for the HSTassrehsf FIJI
ades Genuine Farina Cologne together With T1Fiey OF
fJ j0S soaps a Monroe c st.
! A NEW lot of Douglass sherwood4 Patent Extension
"A Skirts for Ladies' ami Misses eeived this n"rn1s by
Express. Cis31 PAYNE & CO., "a Monroe 81.
/ INANCY Baskets TravelinEdo Fl hing Reels and Lines
Mee-schaGm Cigar rube,i Hair Tooth and Sai hT%1l
IS; Tr'vellns Plasks i,8l PaVNF \ Gu
IAP l. gsi Car l. IIer anI Note P1psS;s yI5s aud
" sizes Envelopes Copying hooks and Presses together
'i ya full assortment Of Blank Books PAYNE co.
r ADTEs' SIX aod Isle aantts sTis' summer Gloves
II Ladies' and Cent? Hosiery in iu vaEiety; 20
| NEW STYLE HAT!
r &c EIVED BY EXPR E 8 S I!
CASE BELGIUM PAID HTS; .,,. nn.,o, ms
TO BE FOUND ONLY AT AvERY'S,
| No! LEO w ~ a, ~, - = a.
~ II vi I'VE ~
| cSrTN 4 VT n T. NyrTI-
80 - 1. = - ~ -, - - = =, ,,,.
49,. 80 -'-' TO-
DH'
Capital stoek...... 10 10 "Go Q
Special deposits 5,
EEanseht 40 45SsS T.,
4msgess Ii o. e.
DTdenas unpaid. w 6U
ssv5,4ao u
r1E2
Ts,,,, an, ,ho- s,ocu. IOe7s of.
- rs,, n prnr1 - asS 90
i,uis niscorO,ej y 177 az ,S
a. ~ S, ~ % =,
NJ Bank (oene'edl u 80 81 IL
Cash s5s1 os hssGe'',, 5s IS IS
sI-zte 10
WA. MCCOY, Treasurer.
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TNHREE throu.h daily from Wheeling to Baltimore
Washington ty, and all parts of the Est and South
East First, tie Gin Wheeling, BenwOOd aud Baltic TX
press leaves Wheeling at 9:lU A. NJ Senays ted, ar
irving at Bait more ut blU A. NJ giving
and Eastern connections. Second, ST. Louis Oincir
WHEEL Benw an Baltimore Express leaves daiiv M
4;soP arrives In Bal more AZ 9:I0 n, IN time for
Eastern conn ctions Third the North Western Chicago
81 Lui Cairo, Indianapolis tyton, Cincinnati Wheel
benw0od anu Baltimore Express leaves Wheeling daily
a. v;4O = 81 lturdays excepted, arriving Baltimore
In time for supper md Eastern connections
70 enjoy the elegant scenery take the qlOA
81. tram. @
Returning to the West and south-West he trains Lave
hsllino[s daily IS tolloas A. At wheeling at
iZ' r ~; :U2 2 d train, arrives at Wheeling at an
p. NJ. ~ "''V
The 40 p. NJ train, bound East win o " stor for ~
water and meals at the principal stations Round
to BenWn I'D at 25 cents. Il Porn 49,, =, slie
Mp SMITH, Supt. 49, @-esi''
y. ~. COLE. Cent Ticket Agent. t.an
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rrv ,.-,e three story Brick building the stor.
u,. Jn The Filth Ward, and occupi,d y jesse
r,,!rd a. a boarding house. Possession sNsh 81 tie
% az stoT room In building now oceap.s
q a a shoe store by John Rankin APplI i S
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For Rent
For Rent

TIME Store. Room Main street, North Wheeling
- inll,i9j GEnNGE Z. McAllAN.
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q REzDIYa N4TrER 0N ETERY PACE
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Watches and JewaITV

M 4 S44OW CASES have again been enrc ed b, the A.
w 'ton OF new and beautiful atock OF fn. V,at,
and jew lr OF the latest styles. which win on r ~ @
uuelon OF "a 70 on per former prices f,fR
SEE 1HE BARGAINS. fell J.T sCtTT TNP =
9sI REcEIyED PER STEAMER PERSIA 2n7 ero.s o,
y dlllots Old o.ipnal ''3S Pen - made exprtsEly fov ,
u trade These celebrated Pens have no ia uI
only DC mad at the old corner bookstore of
app WILDE BRO
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l.ngR,5-NYhite wh-ft Family and Extra Fio1r,Sovi,
anu othsr ehoiee bTandEuSt received and kent ef5
''J jos manu- 0s DoAN Eo q aB a.3n !,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

6sI- : lsILK HAT.-We are selling beautiful Six
% ~ i0t F4'OV' '''' BLISS cASiBELL,
!Ni9S No So Main q
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g g5s72ssg
B. & o. Il. r.
IMPROVRn spnEnULR

SUMNER ARA YG EKEWTS FOR THE EASTERN
SOUThER. Y CITIZEN
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EIOUR.

Chas Heidselck and other
w brands Psrt wne Pure juice, very superior: Pale
81 cry, very fac; Clar,t, ST. Julien and St. E'tephe
hF md on hana ana ''F SAFE DoANE 4 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-07

CoFT HATs-Just opened, large stock ofsoit Ists-e
N lily; Ity S'us's' A''S BLISS { CAMPBELL,
NJ. 81, Main st.
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r U1R1v,s Genuine Extracts for the handkerchief
aSsort nent. Including thee lbrated Franr!panni Pom
ades Genuine Farna Cologne, together with variety Of
Monroe
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.TnE FoURTH N AND ABouE TowN.--We sur
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I,LUTDII AiF nave Jus, Ie,tiVrn upI'is 81 Jas
- Atkins - cell DRAFTED Fslkirk Ale, in pi' bottles
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
From the BraZils.

From Rio we have intelligence of the ain
icabe settlement of the difficulties between
Paraguay and Brazil, By the provisions OF
the treaty of peace the rivers of Paraguay
are thrown open. To Brazil alone is con-
ceded the privilege of allowing vessels Of
war to navigate the rivers in squadrons of
three. The yellow fever prevailed at Rio,
but the disease had abated somewhat in the
harbor. From Buenos Ayres ard Monte
veido we learn that Gen. Urquza had ad-
dressed most conciliatory note to the
Government of Buenos Ayres, fearing that
France was about TO recognize the Presi-
dent Of that Republic. Baltimore Americ-
an.