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CONGREssTONAL.
WAsnINGIoN, Mar

WASHINGTON, March 80.
SEHATE-Mr. DOolitte, of Wis, presented
Joint resolution from the Legislature of Wiscon-
sin, in favor of admission Of Minnesota to the
Union.
Much time was occupied in amending the bill
granting lands required for the Washington Ac-
gucduct, The bill was finally passed at l
o'clock.
MIR. Hale then moved to go into Executive
session to consider the appointment OF Mar
shall for the District instead Of taking up the
Minnesota bill. He Thought it shame to stop
the wheels of government of the District.
The Senate went into Executive session and
subsequently adjourned.
HousE.-liouse went into Committee of the
Whole deficiency bill.
The Chairman, Bocock, stated that % gentle
men desired to express their view on the Kan
sas bill, aud as only two days will elapse before
the bill will be taken up, he thought proper to
state the fact that members can act according
Mr.. Leidv spoke in favor of Lccompton.
Mr.. Davis, of Md, spoke against LecomptOn.
Mr.. Clay, of KY, advocated LecomptUn, re-
garding the agitation of slavery as the founda-
ton of all difficulty.
Mr.. Campbell replied, using Henry Clay's
name as his tutor in bOyhOod, having learned
his first lesson from Henry Clay, and acting up
on the principle annuncated by that dIstin-
gushed statesman, that slavery ought not to be
extended to u free territory; he approved the re
peal the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. Clay regretted that Campbell had used
his fathers name.
Mr.. Campbell replied that he did 1t with re-
spect.
MIR. Clay thanked the gentleman, and said
that since he arrived at manhood the attempt
had been made TO put him down in his fathers
name. The effort had failed in Kentucky, and
he hoped to sustain himself IN his present pO-
sitiun everywhere
Mr. Campbell disavOwed any disposition to
put the gentleman down.
Mr. Bennett of n. Y, and Wilson, of Ind,
both opposed Lecompton, after which the House
adjourned.
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BRACES ARCTIC ITNIM Els r

This inSomPGgsaeosble Lnmsnt, upon which the great
the pangs Of Rheumatism Neuralgia 2out Erysipelas,
Cancer ScrOTua, Sprans uses Burns, Scalds and all
araons. Te proprietors give the
cures ss @ M 81 em month"; nj e
tiheate from the parties Tanned a.e in the possession Of
the proprirtors but their length Precudcs publication of
:" 'N'' Ono IsettIe TrIumphnnI.
Mrs. Motif, Morgan Street, Louis, having
suffered for ,rse years win Rheumatism and tried many
- . ~ Wv SSni OF Purgntory.
suffering the psnss Of purgaory" with Neuralgia, for
months, cured by three four applications Of the
E'ity abe I.IttIe ChIIduen.
little daughter of Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street,
boiling The Arctic Imminent applied accord
and in = few days the little sufferer was well.
tscstOrcl ESeaHty.
ere from painful and eTupSn on the face
''''0'sD . AS' G = tITor TSIS Tnmor.
M"ory N9e4ez three The victim
uutl he tried the arctic Lniment. Three bottles cured
WonLcrfnI CureI
Mrs Bedford Mobile was confined 70 her couch for three
failure OF all other remedies was cured by the Arctic n
An EsxpIOsIon.
MkMrHis, TENN, Nov. 2sth, 1851.
scalded by the explosion Of Steam Boiler friend Induced
Iy scalds, very short time all
the pain gone bruises. two weeks was
~ Henry 2ai Evidence Jackson street
The FtItnd see!
WKDsTER CRY. Iowa. Nov. 9th, 1857.
Dr. A. g, BRAco-Deaf Sir For more than three gears
degree tried various Physicians
to elect was induced by Dr. Baum try the Arctic
Lniment, in two months neery we'll. My little
daughter afflicted In the manner the same
in eye. applied your valuable LIniment and her
perfectly sound. Thus have 1, with two
biti-bote, cured daughters and besides
curing the rheumatism In my back would not he without
yOurinValuaDie remedy In my house. Yours truly,
WEBSTER crFr, Iowa, Nov. oh, 1851.
thereby certify that well acquainted with william
RUSSELL and with the onbIng he mentiOns
know his statement to he strictytrue.
GSOOd for Animals.
rm INV L,nl1eh Is aso gauSiy gneetGus IN
certificates Messrs &c Arnot, and Lynch, ArnOt Co,
81; LOUIS. Dee 2sd, 1851.
ment for number of MONTHS cheerIuy testify its
we satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Linment made,
that would other We keep and have kept for
consequently their disens
great, and unhesatInEy say that the Arctic n
We cordially nillvery EeePers
others having the care of horses.
i III 4 1 HaNSTi { CO..
Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists having old LRimehts on hand viii try
fuse topprchase them ASK for "BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
Liberal proposition.
The propretors TO furnish each purchaser OF dol
year. This best V illustrated papers
oSton enclosed in the wrapper around every dollar bot
lie The Arctic Lniment put in 20 so cent
pr cent more Imminent In proportion to their cost and
are thee cheapest. For saleby BRAGG 4 BURRowEs,
An Agent Eaated in every town and viIlAi e. ApPca
1ss Por & De ~ rHeTBSHS6If refer
janlS:ly-Smd&E-Ra General Agents fOi wheeli, g.
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lust night at the fire, tiremen in Chamber.
ing upon the roof the old building with the
nose, pulled down chimney and something
.'Ss than "a thousand of brick tumbed down
"a the midst of about hundred head of spec
H'0Fs. No one was seriously hurt, though
'''Fe was great picking up of pedal extremi-
Ties, and we heard several yells Indicative of
Intense, momcntary pain.
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CsgLTLE, Ill, June 3, 1sse
have used Prof. o J. WoOd's Hair Restorative, aud
have admired its wonderful effects Ns har
ing, thought ematuTcly tut - the use q his
Restorative It has resumed its orFasl eolor, ard, have
8 BRESsE, ex-senator, T. :
Oh WOOD CO. PropTietors, sig BtoaGSay y. On
the great y Wire Railing EsesbllsiIe 1li Natkst
street. St LOUIS, No. And sold ly AL sood Druggists
&Hs eFs
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sordorly.-Night before last, man named
Donnis Bonnet, an IriShnan, was drunk and dis
orderly, insulting divers pedestrians, on Market
street. Officer Tracey warned him to desist,
but the warming went unheeded, and Dennis
was taken to Aid Wrights Office, where fine
'ltive dollars was imposed upon him. He had
no money, and gave silver watch as security,
which he redeemed yesterday morning.
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RIYER All WEATHER-

ST.. LOUIS, March 3O.-River still swelling
Upper Mississippi stationary, with feet oil Du-
buque bar. Raining all evening Thermone-
ter 56 deg.
cNclNNArr, March SO,-River fell ID feet
in "a hours.
LOUISVILLE, March sO-Rivcr falling, with
9 feet on canal, and IL feet on the falls.-
Weather cloudy.
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Picking Gp,-The dry goods houses have fill,
''' up their shelves with the Eibrics most in de-
0'nd for the season, aud all are having a good
.'0 OF custom. The stir among the dry goods
. enough to make one think there is good
deal dOing-as much, if not nearly 50, as usual,
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Enk NIIItI,IEE,

Eos INTELLiGESczR-In csnpIal the wish OF
Inerous friends, oner myself as candidate Tor sleil
the ONCE according to the best OF uny abilities.
ml2U JOHN ". GILL
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ConlnIasioner of Itevenue.

MEssRs EDrroEs:-PIease announce 7. 81. PEAIBERTON,
ESQ, Cz-I'S Cnudiate Commissioner
In thu Country District, and favor many
personal fr.ends aud THE VoTERS.
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sf1ERIFE ALTY.

ISTELLIGsscgA:We ask the privilege Of announcing
we'll known and popular fellow citizen, AR'-IIIBALn
WARREN, iidaIe the ShGriuIlty, tire
Lg Spring Election. lteblIl ClrIZENs.
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FOR SHERIEF'

MEssRs. EDIrORs:-Piease auIouIce worthy citize
WM. J. Houston, = Independent candidate 10
Sheriff, in the ensuing spring Election.
febG THE MAJORITY or VOTERS.
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RALrIMnRE MARkEr.

MAkcm 30-FlUnr steady and unchanged
Wheat dull Corn active but unchanged. WINS
tive aud firm at yesterday rates Coffee active
at 10 3-4al2c.
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POSTERS DEPARTMENTS.


Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain coll
ored cannot exced the city We prepared to do
all kinds Theatres Concerts, Merchants and
Others with prompIness cheaper rates, better
Than any other establishment in the city trial will
vince any one OF this fact.
All orders the country for any kind of printing viii
meet with prompt attention the lowest
Our large selected stock OF Papers, Cards. Inks,
etc. having purchased for Cash. In the Eastern cities,
We feel confident guarantee customers
entire satfaeon regards the neatness accuracy
promptness with which their work VIII be done.
,nara-ss DIV CAMPBELL M'DERMOT.
NUR stock now complete, and confident EFgat
" variety Of good and JssaoHdIte goods vas never
before offered Wheeling. Our customers and the public
ceneralIy are call and judge for themselves
mh1a ---- L fAaSE 3 ca.
nAYNE & 90. have hand the largest stock of
Wall Paper Window Blinds In the city, to which
they inYite the OF County Merchants and
sinners nhf3
TYTINDOW SHAUES-Jast received, 2Ou pieces Green
w Cilnzed windoE Paper; also article Of Gold
"1 LIZ = JOSEPH GRAVES
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Tie Holy Ueek-We are now in the last
,..k of Lent, Holy Week. Sunday last was
p,m Sunday, and was observed with the usual
,,lempity in the Catholic Church of this city.
N the members of that denomination left the
,5ureh bearing cedar branches 1t is generally
E,ogn that the benediction and distribution OF
,.Im branches is designed by the church as a
nouento of the triunphal entry of the Saviour
i,o jerusalem; on which occasion the sacred
historians record, the multitude bore palm
ranches before Him;-the palm branch having
been from earliest ages symbol of triumph.
In the Catholic countries of Europe, and at
gome in particular, the ceremonies of the Holy
Week, are of great magnifcence, representing
!, = manner which may almost be termed ORA.
matte. the events which Immediately preceded
,be Crucifxion. The most interesting portion
Of the services, however, do not commence un-
Holy Thursday, on which day the Pope, the
Emperor of Austria and other Catholic sover-
eigas wash the feet of twelve poor men, in imi-
t,.ion Of the washing the feet of the dcciples.
At Rome and at Venice this is a ceremony of
vast splendor, which excites much interest
,mong the strangers from Protestant countries.
The day following Holy Thursday is good Fri
DAY.
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Tie Fire Last Njght.-About eight o'clock
last night, fire broke out in the old frame bull
ding on the corner of Main and Monroe streets,
occupied by L. Mooney, literary depot, j. II.
Robinson, confectionery and others. The fremen
were present soon after the alarm was giyeu, but
die building being old and dry, the flames spread
lapidly, and some difficulty was encountered in
eAlinguishing the fire. The building was only
partially destroyed, and the loss to the occu-
Iao;s was slight, as everything was carried into
tie street upon the discovery of the fire. For
a,ime there was cause to apprehend more
destructive conaagration, and the horses in
Nheats Livery Stable were removed, and prep
sraons were made by the occupants of other
adjoining premises. The loss cannot be more
than two or three hundred dollars, which we
understand is covered by insurance. The bull
ding was owned By Mrs. Eliza Zane.
The streets and pavements in the vicinity, in
fifteen minutes after the alarm, were literally
ismmed and packed with more men women and
children, than we thought the city capable O
turning out on such short notice.
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COMMISSIONER OPREVENuE.

MEssEs. EDIToRs:-Pisese announce ny 4 chEdl
date for Commissioner Revenue City District
at the ensuing May election JOSHUA LuKENs-
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARCH 3O-FlOur unchanged; fair demand.
Provisions firm; nothing doing Whisky un-
settled; prices not fixed yet,
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%irehing for the Bodie&-Scveral persons
a nave been searching for the bodies of Robert
AaHSittFiek, VIM. Say, and George Pilgrim,
v sp0 We're drowned from Penny's coal boats, du-
lug The late gale ut Line Island. in the Ohio
, =, The search has thus far been unsuccess-
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SETTLEMENTS.

counts against all parties indebted to the Enbser-
6eTs viii be made out and ready for settlement by the
hrst OF Janu Those calling for their by
that time will be presented with them Immediately tersaf
iJsr. Idec9Sl A'CLALLESS. KNOX 4 co.
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MAY ELECTION.
FOR SHERIFE.

MRssas FDiToKs:-NOu wall please announce the o
n. l.. DORSEY, candidate for Sheriff Ohio county
ut the ensuing May Election, and OOiigs
hm2U MANY CITIZEAS.
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CirIzESs-At thr solicitation a num-
Der o. friends aEun oeT myself easdidais the
Office Of Sheriff for Ohio pudEing myself feleted,
TO discharge tho duties OF tlIv ONCE WITH imPaTtia
feb3 \. BEDlLLIuN.
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WE WISH TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
EACH of our readers to the advertisement in an
other column of DR.. .SantorIs Lirer In0igOra-
tor, for in doing we think we are doing them
favor, for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its proprietors profess
to have it. We know of some of the worst ca
SEES of Lieer Derangsment, Dyspepsia, Jaundico
and General Debility, being cured by the use Of
this invaluable article
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus atfording Perma-
ncnt cure that cannot be gained by using tie
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases of the liver. This PREPARATION
Is stated on good authority to be entirely vege
table, being composed wholly ofgnms that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the introduction of the Invigorator.
These gums are said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver and its sur
rounding organs, causing it TO eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, rousing it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human economy. Brdnch County Demo-
crat.
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COUNVN COJJRT

MEsSRs. EDlTOEs;-Plrase announce uie "a eanddHt
for reelection Clerk County Of this county
ut the ensuing May Election Ifb6l JNO McCOLLOcH.
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ZOE AuERERR.

MRssRs. EEIr0Rs:-PeTwit through your columns Il
announce myself CIIIzES's CAEDIBATE election TO
the "1se of Sheriff Ohio county, the ensuing slsin
Election. lfeb4I ISAAC COT1S.
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PRIENB WOup: a lOnE time after you Hiss
field got the Nlieh
order your agent in Detroit and hen set
concluded Mrs Manns hair, tie sutest
test OF its IL las done all that assuTtd u
wouh do; others frEy and snfs having Nit-
elects, using accommodating its
others entitled to the highest ecnsidsTGfiCu claim
for II Again, very respectfully ard Irui, ours
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RnEf HlnRIEIRR
eng amRRIRR.

MEssRs EDITOHs-Pleast announce candidate 10
the Office Sheriff Ohio county, the ensuing Sprin!
Election. lfebil ANDREW WHITE.
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Eng alIRRInR

MEssRs EDIToRs:-Piease announce n Candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Ohio County
ihe Spring Election. tfebll SAM'L. IRWIN.
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The Passorer,-Day before yesterday was the
first day of the Passover Week, season strict
ly observed by all Israeliles all over the world
in comncmoration of the exodus of their ances-
Tors from Egypt, as narrated in the Book of
Gcncsis. The ceremonies are peculiar and in
tcrcsring. The disciples of Judaism are strict
y prohibited from eating fernentod bread, or
even tasting of malt liquors. Instead of the
former, they cat Passover cakes, which consist
Of -four and water only. The members of all
Jewish families meet together and recount, ac-
eorlng TO the manner prescribed, the. history
o!their nation, and pray for their speedy restor-
aion to the land of Palestine. The synagogue
will be open the whole week, and rites peculiar
10 the season observed.
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;, 'tn'iems" looking out for hats, will do we'll
" " y'l at Avery's, aud see his new style Spring
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COMM ERCIAL.
WHOLEsALE MARK EI7.


CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
Ry 4. NJ. PUmEsHa lIEY.
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IEOR SHLrEIE,I..

MRssRs. EDIrORs Please candidate 70
he elected SreTin Of OaO the Nay
ion. tfebsl JOHN HUBHARD.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
TO TaE RKATEsT AG E::'

Nj who that gray would have Ts=tsF, to iSt-
~ ulsr color; id but Nnia haN calls III rtattIs,
or tTouiy wiIh tegotsts seait head, GiLtf tTtit
but woud be cured, VIII; sick heads els, u
would be CARED II viii all piILl e
face and SKIN. RroI. NOod Hair Restorative
this, see circular aud aud ths fOl!os ii.=
ANS RREoK, November >, 1856
PAOY. o. J. WOoD-DeaT have heard huVk saiu q
the wonderful effects Of Hair RestCFstHc, tut having
been often cheated by quHeLeTy and qtaek AOstIns'
hair dyes a. disposed 10 place yoET EsaioI aNS Ia
the Category iti te thousand ard ioudly ttu1-
peted remedies, Until set IN LaETtLcv county
Iacuts SINCE Ehcn gave surl sEsGsaLSe IS
induced the trial Of your Restorative in fAHiy-tIst
by good wiir whose hair had become VeiS iE aEe tn
rsly Ehit and before eAhsusJE Of yCGT large lot
ues her hair restored nearly original lssJttl
brown COLOR thckened and become teagtirl AID
glossy and entirely tie lVE sLe eenlnL,s To
it, not simply because OF It's bsBuying EJECT ~ ca
the hair, bat beeAuse it, kealthfu Lutnce upon t
he. ard mind Others Of family Hrd fTisLdA using
Restorative, Will Ee ppiest Effects; therefore,
szePeism and doubts IN references its eaTaeiaT ana
value entirely removed and cordial
y cOnfdentaly ITS by all who would
their hair rest0TQl white gray by Of
sickness original color and be and BY
Wo would have thVir hair beautiful Hnd glossy
NeTy Giy Rni gratefully yOuTt-
SOLOMON MANN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PICTURES FoR rHn n11LL1o.

PICTURES FOR IEiII MILLION!
81 Prices to suit the times, ct wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART in street, opposite luton. Pictures taken at this
Gallery greatly reduced prices The public
place obtain the Pictures that
ken IL the city.
Iwoud inform them, that they need second
obtain CT picvres but right head
qua where prepared them cheap
the cheapest. (dec8.( ]. W. MYkES Artist.
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A LARGE lot of MN Fvvd Corn Meal, Baisd nay.
N &c, in store ana for sale by
Seeds! Seeds!
A COMPLETE assortment OF Field and Garden Serbs,
"A fresh and genuine-WaTTauteJ equal TO in the
market For sale attht Seed Depot Of
mhso sMIFH GoHR'LL-
TOLOWs-PLOWS.-Gnf Combilstion PlON,
L Pitt.buTs Iron do
Patent Lever do
Sde lfill do
Peacock 10
mh2O sale by SMITH GORRELL
IJEABODY's PREMIUM PKOLIFIC CORN.-A new va
highly recommended its productive qualities
and generally alup,-d a. i.li culture. For sale by
mil2O SMITH GORRELL.
I = RASS SEEDS-Clover and Timothy,
" Kentucky Hue Grass,
Orchard do
Mixed Lawn
All of the best quality for sale nj the Seed Depot.
mh2O SMITH 4 GORHELL-
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r,riag time, aU Fonts Dry, aud the first
X, lorll, are coming, and will all be here about
u. same time Those of our subscribers who
attend to change their residences, will please
a,;;ifr our carrier, Mr.. Rice, or leave word at
,Le office.
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DISSOLUTION

TIVE firm Of Dome covE Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent TAsbasiness Of the rn viii BE- LETT
hands s. Doane, who Is fully authorized use
the Of the firm In settling up Affairs.
s. DOANE,
wheeling, Jan. 9Th, 1855. WA. COWGILL.
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Upon Prof OIL Wood of st. Louis,
fortune has conferred the honor of having
discovered balsamic preparation, which
not only promotes the growth OF, and beauties
the hair in high degree, but restores it when it
is gone turns it to its original color after it
has become gray, fastens it to the scalp and eff
fectually destroys such cutaneous eruptions as
may have been engendered NY the use of dyes,
essential oils and other Injurious applications
The many respectable testimonials which are
offered in its favor, from every part the coun-
try in which it has been introduced, leaves no
loop for a scepic to hang doubt on. 1t issup.
planting all other specifics for the hair, and en-
joys popularity which no other has ever at
tained. Buy it-test it-and rejoice that your
attention has been directed to it.
CAUTION, Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market called by diff
erent names Use none unless the words (Pro-
fessor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis,
NO., and New York;, blown in the bottle. Sold
by all the Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
ers, also by all Fancy aud Toilet Goods dealers
in the United States and Canada. Missouri
Democrat.
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W. request that our patrons would always
,.,5 in their advertisements by three o'clock
~ ,ba afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
a ~ in the morning following. The crowd of
,irit work renders it necessary
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tie first t0orzn sceather in the spring, is very
apt to occasion in many persons, bilious attacks
eo"gestions, headaches, &C., especially after vo-
lent exercise. To ward eff and relieve such at
tacks, we know of nothing more suitable and
convenient than Toms ANTI-BILrous, OR LIVER
Pills. Keep them in the house, so that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as arc des-
cribed above as well as in cases of ordinary con-
stipation, headache, &c., for which they are so
admirably adapted. For sale by dealers gener-
ally. t. II. Logan & Co., wholesale agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31
Co-Partnership.

TIVE undersigned have this eo-rartnerShip
i under the 81 Doane ( Adams for the puTpose
transAetuE general Commission FlsuT Pie
business at the warehouse, Main Gamer
Gs-ueIIr occupied by Doane Cowgirl
T ias;6 jan . 10 a1o 5. R RSAzs
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