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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR
W. p Ia
SEVASTOPOL is TAKEN

| a ND no wonder : AS soon as the Russians
IA larned that the Allies had procured one
OF Gamers guns, they "cAvED" the .conSe-
quence was, the Allies took possession of the
| city. W
The march OF Improvement ara civilization
is fast destroying those fine old hunting
grounds where our fore fathers delighted ia
"chase the bounding dos" Game is becon-
ing scarce, and the sports OF the chase are
seldom ndnlged in. few of these hunt
lug grounds remain. Let sportsmen use
them while they can.
Robbers, burglars, incendisries, and muir
derers lurk in almost every community. .tis
well to be prepared to defend yourself against
their attacks. When you think Of these
things, remember that
SALAS GARNER, GunsnItrs,
IS now in the building formerly occupied by
H. Atkins, as tailor shop, a few doors above
the Rolling Mill, and that he IS prepared TO
fill all orders for FIRE ARMS Of every de-
Scription-Rifes, Shot Guns, Carbines. or
even . rs Muskets. He is also prepared to do
all kinds of repairing. lie invites particular
attention to his Patent Breech Riaes-the
greatest invention of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing
at all--eXcept the money. Call andsee him.
pomeroy, May %, s54-tf. 7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

Selt-Abuse, Nervous Debility, Structures,
elects, Gravel, Diabetes, Diseases OF
the Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Pains in the
Bones and Ankles, Diseases of the
Lu"gs, Throat, Nose and Eyes, Ulcers
upon ;he Body or Limbs, Cancers.
Droopsy, Epiliptic Fits, ST. Vita's Dance,
and all Diseases arising from deranoe-
ment of the Sexual Organs,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
Git it's.
E1- IIazlett says most people don t
think; they only think they think.

ESHWomen ale like houses-the longer
they remain "to let" the more dilapidated
they become; to keep either from going to
destruction, they must be early taken.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
qCHEAP FARMS

=, ~ l.. - F-HT Y #. u
VIE subscriber will sell a Farm of lao
acres on which is an improvement of
n,' 20 acres with good Buildings, a fine young
.1naaS' Sit,nad &c. SAID Farm is well watered and
tlon and seven miles from Athens ','"
l wlll also sell 200 acres OF good linesiona
land, situated seven miles from Poms,oy -
low figures, , ''o'' a'
Also, Farm Of 102 acres, si,n,,ed sa,.,,
miles from Athens, on which is a'gosd bevsd
log House, fine young Orchard, and other Inv
provements. I1''I : INt"e Nt"et M ''''-
n part or all OF the above-named property
sad sad Oe ia" at from to 10 dollars per acre,
ON EASY TERMS:
/ have also I0O Acre Land Xvnx
rnnt' which viii be sold cheap for cash.
TOT iurther particulars, call on the sub
serloer pI at Athens, or J. S. .EARmARr, Esq, at
Athens, Jan. 10, Ia3s-5-5t '"'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

@"During the session of county
court in the interior, witness was asked
if no WAS not a husbandman, when he
cooliy replied, amid the laughter of the
court, "no sir, Use not married"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16


MARRIAGE GUIDE, =
.71# by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIGE GUlDE-YoUxe's GREAT
PHYs1oLoGIcAL WORK: Tile PocAet -lEscu-
tap'"S, or every one his own Doctor, bv
VIM. Young, M. D. -
1t is written in plain language for the on
eral reader, and is illustrated with upwards
OF One Hundred Engravings. All Iyoung mar
ried people, or those contemp lating nafriaSe
ana having the least irnpediment 10 morrief
lie, should read this book 1t discloseS seS
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still, it is n book that must he kent
ocked up, and not lie about the house. ft
VIII De sent to anv one on the recent OF tWer
y-hve cents. Address Dr.. WV. YoUxe. iba
SxAS ., I1&1-T1 ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

ETMarriageable young women are in
great demand out West. A Yankee
writing from that section to his father,
says: Suppose you get our girls some
new teeth and send them out"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

"Nature's Guide - new and nohnl.r pro.vr ~,
OF valuable advice and impressive warning sI,Ls
prevent years of misery and SA4s th6u-
sus " ves,ls distributed without charge and for.
wardea by mail, prepaid TO any post!offoS in II.
pcsfsZs SssmFe. HfHytr,I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
INFALLIBLE REMEDY

II you are suffering with any of the above dis,ross
g n'lmGnts the FLUID EXTRACT DUcuu Will cure Won
Try II and be conS inccd Of its cnicacy " 0 !"u
BEWARE OF QUACK NOSTRIyMS ~ or, c,,
' DOCTORS, NN"Nh
VINO falsely boast of abilities and references ,,iu
mehs Know ana avoid them, ana save long suiTe riny
Inome!, ana exposure, by sending or calling for -
o1tIE OF this opular and Specific Remedy
lla lays all pain and inflammation il ne rrf.rtI,. I
ant in its taste and odOr, but immedtc H., ? ps
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

& Ohe hundred dollars will be paid to any physician
VINO can Prove that the Medicine ever ini,IrI ], n,
ehlj ana thc testimony of thousands can he uroducn
10 prove mat II docs great good. Cases of from ono
Meek TO thIrtern years standing have been efr,ctrJ
hiuss Oh voluntary testimony in possession of tbe
proprietor, oGchng its virtues and curative nowers
IS SlmmehSe, embracing names well known TO "N''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

Jacob .Stokey, the Suicide mentioned
briefly, a morning or two since, the finding Of
the dead body Of one Jacob Stokey, in Wheel
ing creek, under circumstance which led to the
belief that he had committed suicide. There
are some strange facts connected with this affair
which may not be unipteresting to our readers.
lie was a hopeless cripple, at the time of his
death, and was barely able to support himself
and little daughter by his labor at cigar maxi
ing. He was often heard to say that he was
"tired living" His life seemed to be "a burthen
to him-a burt6en that he could not bear, al
though he tried hard. On Sunday morning he
gathered up a lot of letters and burned them
much against his daughters viii; who tried, in
vain, to prevent him. In the evening of}the
same day he went to bed as usual, but after
tossing about for some time, seeniinglyin great
mental agony, he arose, put on his garments,
and stood debating with himself upon some
nomentous question. Then shaking hands with
his little daughter, the only member of his fam
lily, he left the house, telling her to do the best
she could for she would never see him again.
The little daughter, after waiting some time for
his return, began to cry, and finally wept herself
into a sound sleep, never dreaming that she
was fathcrless and alone in a cold and uncharita.
bic world
On Monday morning the neighbors commenced
search, and found deacesed's hat on the bank of
the creek near the Hcmp6sld bridge. The hat
was shown. to the daughter, who bursting into
tears :declared it to be her fathers. A further
search discovered the body which wasrecovered
from the waterand decently inferred about dark
on Monday evening. Stokely is said to have
had wife living in Switzerland. He also mar
ried wife in this country who shortly after
wards died, leaving him the little girl alluded
to- Some years since he wrote to his wife in
Switzerland and received a very unfavorable re.
ply. lsHe was constantly suffering from great
bodily pain and had notsuficlent money to en-
ploy physician, as he had remarked upon be
ing questioned by his neighbors He also seem.
ed to be in possession of some fearful secret
which haunted and terrified him. The burning
of the papers would go'to Indicate that he was
determined, the secret, whateverait was, should
die with him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

TEMPTED and c1trtieygF Hlslley Rail,pads.,
"A few days ago Gen. Morehcad, the President
ofsthe CHARTERS Company, visited Wheeling, in
company with "a gentleman from Philadelphia,
whois a ileavy bond holder in the road, for the
purpose of comforting with the Hcmpfield di-
rectors, with NJ ~ of effecting. an early com
pletion of the CHARTERS road. No action has
been taken in the matter as yet. a. ,55 q
Aa.1is --=---=-&as>ses +
W0Dedn Burnt to DeutA On Saturday night
the Esd ultimo, q middle-aged negro woman
named Catlin was found dead in a tenant house
onsthe farm of Mr. George Y Dung, in sumsrset
township, about half mile from DunninggiIle.
Washington county, Pa: Her husband, says
the Washington Examiner, who had beenwork-
ing with Mr.. Young during tho day, returned
home in the evening, and, upon opening the
door of his house, was almost suffocated and
overpowered by smoke aud strong, disagreed.
bic smell. Being unable to either see or hear
his wife, hesapproached the fire. place, andswas .
shocked.by discovering her body lying in the
back part, literally burnt to. u crisp He iInme.
diately appTised some of the .neighbors ofthe
circumstance, and in q short time John Scott
Esq, reached the house and held an inquest
upon the body An examination was made by;
couple of phys icians, who found deep cash
"onone OF the shoulders otithe woman, which
had appearance ofhayirg been tntiictedwith
a sharp instrument. Two, bottles which had
contained whisky were found in thereon, which
lead many to believe that the woman had be.
came insensibly intoxicated, and had fallen in.
to the fire; but upon. opening. the stomach, the
doctors were unable to tellposidyely whether
orlnfot it contained any liquor. The jury ren-
dered verdict of death by burning, superin-.a
dnced by the excessive useof intoxicatingliiqu
We learn. that some ofthe neighbors allege
that foul play was used toward the woman
that she was helped into the fire. Two colored
men were seen.in the vicinity-of the house du-
ring thesday, and it is believed that they procu-,
that, after having made her drunk, they threw
her into the fireplace. 1.-THE facts be as rep
resented to US, we have no hesitation in saying
that the case should be thoroughly Investigated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

RO'0dyism.-The clement of our society de.
nominated "bloods ran rampant night before
last. This precious class seemed to have been
turned loose Ofa sudden after long confinement,
and were making up for lost time. There were
two or three different parties in the Streets
They had a sort of carniverous carnival at the
Second Ward Market House, where, we under
stand, a sufficient noise was set up to arouse
whole families in the neighborhood and efFectu-
ally affrighten- sleep from weighing weary eye
lids down. They tosscdup stones on the roof
of the market house, danced, yelled, kicked,
roared, stood on theirsheads, turned somersets,
climbed lamp posts, cursed, laughed, and
spewed like unto set Of yahoos just liberated
from Pandemonium. Our informant remarked
that he had seen high timesin this town
"horrors dreadful and things strange, but this
sore night has triaed former knowings" We
wish some of our practical chemists would
analyzo quantity of the whiskysmostly sold
here, and report exactly what it contains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

%
ST. LOUIS Nov. 4.rRiyer continues to5rise,
but not rdpfdlY as at first the a,llolesisei Has
tbeen la66dB ~ feet All the e1ppar streans RE;
ported swelling Weather cloudy and Very
damp,Syefth no signs of clearing sup iab
/ PrrTsR uRom Nov. River q feet s5incbes,
damp g 2: I. - $3.50 s %
/ GlsScaIaasAFr, Nov. liver fallen s inches ia
the last 24lhouFs. Weather cloudy and damp.
s ST.. Louis, Nov he Overland California
mail brought two passengers. The westward
hound mail met 10 horses from San Francisco,
only twentystwo. days from st: Lopis. 49,
NEw 0RIEASs, Nov. 4.ADeaths from fever
yesterday, ~. s4q- 49,
r. q. Chiffon, cotton brok committed sni-
eide this morning. 5s
- 8 THE Markets 49, .
New York. Nov. Flour heavy; sales7 800
bbls. Wheat quiet Corn buoyant, and the
Pork bpoYant at $17, 20 forsmcss, gand S13, 90
for prime 1870 ss.i
Z BAI.TIYoRE,t Now 4..==Flour steadysat SO for
Ohio. The demand for wheat is fair; red S1,I5
al,20; white 81, 25a1, 45. Corn firmer; old
white 70a74;;s yellow 6Ods2; new corns 60a68
Provisions quiet. i.fn. sfscis 4 s. &C.
CtSctR'NATr NOV. A. q. - Tour unchanged; no
snIes,Sso far, of-ilnportance. Whisky d1lE de.
cliheG 70 173 Hogs and Provisions arm. ,s4
PnEIApEIPHIA, Nov. 4. Flour continues dull
and pmces weak; very little export demand and 3
shipping brands freely ofered at $5, 90; sales to
the trade withintheirange Of 81, GOA, 600 Moth.
ing doing in Rye Flouraor Corn Meal, we quote
at 81, l23a4, % for the former and 81, 90 for the
latter, n sale Of Braadywine Meal ats 81 95.--
,ltereis more demand for prime Wheat; sales
3OgO bush good and prime red at 81, GOAL "a
and western White at $1,29. Rye commands
Zoe for new and 83 for old Corn in good re,5
quesGdsaless 5000 bush. old yellow at 8oasI,
new do at 63aGT andenew white at Co. Oats adj
vanccd; sales 6O0oe bush. ut 42c for Delaware
and 422S for mixed Pennd. Whisky steady at
91a29clf6rbbls4 s. gii4 ,ss a. - S. = ~ =
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By 9IHE UNION LIME. q 9
TO THE DAILY EESI'EnHEssL NCFs1s. {,
-oRFIoE, ooRNER WlATRRI ANpMoNR sTRRETe.


FoREIGFN NEWS z g S
ARRIYAEe or TIIE STEAMER sAMERIGA.s
I9 ~ gAs sft-a=---- 4 ~ 4a914
81 HAI1FAS, Nov. tn. he, Cunard steamship
America arrived ut midnight with Liverpool
dates toithe 23d ults ii
A few ineligible words have been received
at Valcntia over thee tlantic5 CableiOand the
yanced to $50 and 400 pounds ~
The Frepchsan PoTtugese question, is.ds yet
unsettled, though a fave rable salt ton was ex
|pected notwithstanding that the French vessels
Eof war,.ins addition-to the two previously sta.
toned there, had arrived inethe Tagus.
There are vague rumoTs in motion that the (
English channel heet had been ordered to the :
Tagus. 81 .5sisafsss93{ slaI
The steamers North Britain and City of
Washington had arrived out. s q; 80. q 49,
IS LryERPoo1, Oct 22.-Cotton is dull at a de-
clineo sales of the week GOO bales.7iia
f9sRos,5 OF q cohs0ls quoted at gs1-sz
a98 IA. a3ss 7..3gg s5
The signals received at Yalentia from New
foupdland, over the Gable, were by means. Of
DdHiells battery, muse atSthe 'latterp place. Or
ders We're given at once to use Daniell's battery
lat Va1entia. i5 s3 - 53is1a
The London Times continues its attacks on
Ecommissiq ner Reed, clafag terizing hirn CATS
paw of Russia. stl,a9 zsisii .3sG s Il 5sY Is
The Bank of England still refrains from re-
Hducing. the rate of discount notwithstanding
the money maEkets is so easy TINT loans on
Government ll securities can be obtained at one
s. Ares noaDoSi isataTdoy. Fd6ds,
ned tat & declined 1s8 Discount market maj very
easy: = s J. 20 q, = q 51.fA{
Paris Journals retcrate the report Of the in.
Fsurreeton. in Seryey and intimates that Austria
is disposed to intervene for the interest Of Ed
rope. Greek Christians in. Russia who have
been committing terrible outragesonlA iusselmen
population, believe that they have the support
of Francesand Russia in the dislnen bermept,of
the Turkish Empire and in:t the formatonsof
Greek Canstantnoplan State. : g. -
n The Morning Post ind erstands that's the cham
mel fleet has been ordered to Lisbob.GsS !.
B. a French vessel had arrived in Tagus with
French attache, but no, definite arrangements
weregmade. sss..
Chambers opened on. 2othlby the Prince of
Prussia. Regentnext day sent message re-
qnesting Ghnnbersltq iackn Wedge Regency
Russian possessions on the Amour being rap.
idly developed, engineers proposed railway
from Gulf Gastories to q contingent bend Of the
Amour. S5 II 8.as!s -
Reported massacre of the fConsuls at Tetnan
isuntrue. s5s5N' '72a5
TURKEY Formidable instructions occurred
Mt Basseriena. Many Mnsselmen were killed.-
Troops are going there.
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

Clearing up q 1lystegy-Ya yesterday, n couple
of gentlemen in walking alongs-u up Wheeling
creek, abont mile and half from the city,
found shoe and q woman s bo11et, aud shawl
lying close to the water edges I6e, articles
were gathered up and oil the deep holes were
sounded with the SexpeetStiofh of finding athe
body of tone more unfortunate gone to her
rest" The search being unsuccessful the gem
tlemen started towards this city to report, but,
they had not proceeded far before they met a
red-headed Irish woman, sans shawl, sans bon
net, sans everything but a calico dress and one.
shoe. She demanded her clothing from. the,
mystery finders and abused them ronndly for a
couple of 'thaving spalpeeusp Itappears she
had been washing her feet and whilst engaged
in that5laudable operation, youth, in whom
thespirit of mischief was predominant, came
along and ran away with one of her shoes She
was just returning from successful chase Of
the youngster, when our friends were so agree
ably surprised by the meeting.
----z-+Ss<E esS--------
Committed. for lfurzsr.=-A man by the name anne
of Issac Yandyne was larrestedin Washington
township, Belmont Co., o., on Monday, charged
with an attempt to kill his. uncle, Isaiah Van
dyne, by stabbing. He wns taken before ESQ.
Henderson, and after an discrimination, committed
to Jail, in default of s., 600 BAIL The case was
rather an aggravated one,lwo understand. The
prisoner was Iodgedip tue St Clairsyille iail;bns
Monday evening by tile officers of Washington
township. The officers who brought theprisonrl77
er up reported the victim Of. this, cruel assault
IN dying condition. No hopes were entertained
oil nus recovery. = llsi1
Rigsr-Ihere were three feet four inches
water in the channel of the Ohio lastnighl, and
rising slowly Our river river men are waiting anx
iOusly andavory impatiently s6r.arfseE f9souae
Importance. The aispatehesstroma pittsburgh
areanything but epcouraging.i ,si Iflfi
LoulsvIEnR, Nov. $40 Fa..= tito Martlia
Putnam struck arock near Shaw heetow'n, knock
ed . bolsiR her hun, and shipped ID inches wa
ter She hasa large quantity of sugar for Gins
cinnati, which, with her other freight, was put
ashore and protest entered. 5 y - &. ss5
Bold Taeft-Y Yesterday morning d clerk IL
dry goods store on Main street, pulled off his
coat ant, vestto assistin doing some heavy work
about the establishments Half an hour aiteE.
wards he looked for bis articles of.harness, but
they were nowhere to be found. Some rascal
had come along and picked. up the clothing mn
observed and made off with his booty. a7s ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
THE INTELLIGENCER!
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1857

Largest Circulation of any.Paperii in West
ern Virginia.
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NIUsTANG LINIAIENT.

sAfis m. sss-+ II
Is VALUABLE HORSE SAWED, " {
Mr.. s: IEEeI, Hyde Park, VT writes - That the
buttice thefree 0fthe Mustang Ilniment i have
sold him for 81 CASH: been doing
wonders IN here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

thsfTee nse Of the Mustang ISniment have
!. wonders up here p
ay5 40 BROAD ,srRlzF, Puma, Pa s,'i "a q
rtfaet) q In lifting the kettle from. the fire It be-
r. came unmanageable tilted over amt scalIed my hands
very severely, crisp twas awful sight
healed rapidly without Soreness, no scar Of ae
count. e N 4Pfuly3yoprs, CHARLES FOSTER II Il
rs Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article isused slifsi
Tins 9Eniment is Indispensable to Planters, ~
g and owners of horses and mules.-Sir John Da-
nierpa Mon tg6rpery. Ala:, sold q slave for :,
$500 Who was raised from useessheBs by =
b this Liniment 1Everyi fanlil should have it
4 Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Ilnlment, and tai no other. $50 s:,s531f, s
Sold byall Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean.
~ StOr25 cts 90 cts. and 81, 90. Per Bottle ss
I'D s555 - sIs.tIs.1:lRsFs E.gR 81, NJ. H. n q
ds HOGAN 81 Co and 4.AtJSi an1Nss& B6sHFibGD
tSgents Ges y9eeIng 10 ie9 WY d1tW. al y
Is Circuit g eduction in Prices for Cn1ll
AM now 61eftng splendid of an kinds and
Sa foF 5dd BroeRs sSa%
Srta SGand SIS chensle and Long shas in great
as fRaa PsT 55,ss 0 n 4st
worth 376ct0r 25c all culors Embroidered White
SsS e sR A
among which found
6t toshrink 6a Tfe wer
iaSs one OF tie ceEPletest Of FANCY kDO
Gf hs 4Ptss here and thereby
Viii oSER cast S
buyers give early call,
Wheeling. loes1gl g e. JOHN RoEMERs
81 NOPI0Ei.
EHE hTm Of Sheppard Morgan isthis daydissolvea
etea by Ss tf ee u ar 5
to call nd make and those
sstlea!snt ~ = p's' b sRFpPARD, q
s6sept nth 1858. - 80 CHAs. MORGAN. .5
y r. I
N g TIA ST. ges 800.
ti9sss HaFntss mud trunks and deaieFi In ali aftIe
public hate las opened rs Ban coz MaTss
sy Fhefe he NH ibe glad to see any persons wanngf
anu Ss e. far nPss
k,end repairing done dispatch sspts,zs
Coal Oil and Coal Oil i. a rdps. = 8
TTTE have lust receiyeda beautiful article 81 6oai Oh
9et Han any before sold in tbs
bon and Coal Oiis offered by otbeTs
been re6yed making peasanter to handsrs
s dssl Boa Is 5a s9qs
8 On hand OF our own
BURNING Einds q "
pension Of ths cbimney from not Sc
4nE eraIoPed !. the eap tsthe
~ less cost and being pon.explosLYe. Ainthnt OF
= ~ door piHeiskelil& sWeaTingen, sts
2esg sscf "a : 94tRsseEliug,.
ss89F afS 6 ssFs s2a
liza BBLs Phoenix ztra Ei66f q cio q
= sra
betl6 = ana sefE5e 9 D0ANE ADAllSsa
a feW hask 81 genuIne Chas. HsidSeieE
" "a store and Tor saleb y .,ies IOAnEE n 40 ANS
eet19 s.. No. % liainiS 81
don sppre Wine oslo
lnaEssfl leetl6
IN IDlRRE. a B0URB0t IsERH, Of M ETEde5 And
~ price,, llre, for sale by - 2sl
eesaase p0AlIE. 4. Al1Aa4s:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

fNNTHDBRsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer of Saddles
Wv Harness mud and dealer In all artIs
ces usually keptSby Rdd1eIA The
public !hatie has opened MaEkets
any ofth work
and sell at fair prices, lie hopes liberal sare
public pdtFohage Particular attention paid to ordered
WorkSand repairing done With dspateh. ssepts5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

Copies Of Partrdge's Paper, "THE PHoToGRAPHER,'s 81
containing much pformaton gratuitous crcua.
ton, canbe had at the Post Office, the entranceo
r A4tT1sIDC le's PALACE on "A 1E.Is, No..
1ls5 Main ST., feW'loor above Aonroesag f,3 ,f6
LIFE SIZE PICTURES ON EXHIBITIO&!t
The BirstLe Size Photographs made the city,
are now on exhibition at cartridges. 't !ts ybct1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

2Ew lsoIsk Nov. he steams hin Illinois, n
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