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IN &alpertftr.- 0err Paitor 9sr5bet9er
miro am beutt9en vOanfielle" cine 0tesue iiber
Die GretBnille pe5 lebten Sabres, uomentliA
liber Die bier rpr9efalenen @reueltbaten balten.
20tr MAIDEN bic 5a~btreiden 6reunDe oleles aus
8e5c'd7neten San6elreoner8 Defenders aul pielen
Sortra8 auimertI1m. Derlclbe teBlnut Gcr>
mltta98 10 llbr.
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81 babnuna all. - Der SradtSl3
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z u9r bier iaQi8 NAT, iparpe rurdl pieIcn llniau
oreI 5tunoen aur8ebalten.
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ten Sturlle libel 3u1ertdtet trurpell.
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petla, Gapt. 2aA8e, ab3efa1rsn.
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sebdu8t tperben icIen, Bic Sic tcbt inb. MSse
Der AlmdAti8; Sbrer Seele 9ndDi8 iein."
stephens bSrte ba8 llttbeil nit GROCER Sal
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Sauces
SarIaparlue', pe3etabiliide cber 8lutreinis
Quua8eISi0pnt
Ntan IeIe f0l9enbes lUbenbe 3eugnts aber bic
6etlund Dpn OS5hphGn

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On Otspipfd ltt rnb a4e a~nge5ciBten D~febtstaen un0 Ibcn1.
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tr Soiee rarten 2rtntsns betnape Bitno un0 beflrbtete Sic
SeriepGFtle-p tlsn unb bpits mir zine SGodtef b,rfeigsn
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.s.t@e 0t6a eur9 ben Usbrau@ ~bGle!6sR eurtrt un, Id bes
fubs MID Jet pGbI unb munter.
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&nee nl1nb 2nHee.

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gpsnn tbr ibte8tsn aafes uno Gbee per0ran3t, ~ TT s8
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|&btnefen ode BON 3al:tm re" unp GEtPertdfr.
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9terpSIe Granfbeiten.

Or. @taluer's eaeianbters.ItnftHr bsfst etne bss,rho.
9etltraft fur 8erpSntraHf9etten. sic retHtat bos ySi,t ~ 81
ben perrerbltten Soften Ee tr6ftt8t bte pssSer, bic bnr% N.Y. ~
Dcntrdnt9ettsn gel item baben. Die 5etIfrdf1e Der s ,nftrr a. y
nabrpaft wuneerbdr NIB BADEN IT'D FER 4t b6u6o hsrts ~
S9p6be, &tndnung un6 2ebenslbsrbruE HI,b tsSe,,Stt.It
Der Stnt. ur eebstt rUrbsn. .Sn aGen Galsn pn srrsyoI :
8Opfpeb, Stntneel. Nerpsnf&mer3eu 6er,fIOpfen. al n,Itssa
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9eaRnltnn &c; Ssttf s5sn' Stt atnftur %f6rbert unb iSSaTTt i
frt1deS Eebeu ptsber, "'u"'tH Heues,
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TeiGett dfs Gei(miffef.

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Rp .fpep nnp ale dn6trn, aus elmer u~uprbnung bey 0erbau.
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St4-s SsR g. &Gnts, 30. 103 galtmOrefr
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SaueD'8
Magical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pam Extractor.
Mtsmals tit eins &ntSsd .n8 tu Ter Material Maebl,in.,
naWt m5rrenJ npbarh Der SGmsr3 70 fb eG eeftGf N =,
nE6 mo- 3 9stle in aarter GntJa s'ans 70 RAID in ibrtn nStat.
ltG 3ultanb suradgetratt D3er g8ut en- unb @,ihtsGr" Z
= 9ul0mlnen eegeit .nereem ub babel ZEN garfen Sber Ism.
ttstn S9aetn suradseiafsn, al, bur6 Daaep's nraatf$s
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8aaen, 6enen 8taber tmnsr unterpCr IN dnG IN 81 gnir
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l!lSe' SDte Dei S6merjen unb Qetbea f5nnten ni6t ear6
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Ntrleiee IT Hur e6t, rtnn bic S6aGtef Elm tn Gtabl oefO.
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areiS 23 Cts. fir bte SD s6tel.
1te, 10. HsSalttm0rtfr. SstG.S
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~ y pau,
,, @%Isenarle. nabe 9EiIfar.
ReInt9un9 oe8 Blute8!
II. VI nIMtf 8
NeinnSheit8s Sincf11r-

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trafttgt BEN ShmGhen ~
tgilt ben Er1rfen,
etbt ben g~tsrrbfen Mlatb unb
neHes Gebet benz ~JupaliSen.
Die &inftur BELT
PEE lbNtdt, DySseptd. &Otifl5merier,
SDpfpPb, unpsrbault9fett, @e5rpftbsts.
Ntroblss 3tttsrn tura uberntdstsea 3 snue
rcn Sdbof grb SptrtuOien pernuIo6f
5frtbrenneu, gGtnb i'm Waeen uuS Fem
Nateriet6e, SdUfers @atafnn &C.
n@y Die 1lnttur belie9t ben Nppetit fir bp.
rauIfenpe @etrdnfe
8efOneu, bic fd benz GebrduAe fpirituOfsr cas+.SnH,
~gpgebeu, hnben has bette 6eiim tel in '"" 9tH'
Or. Chalmers 0elunbbeits. Gtnftur.
Sett 6r @%ntbedung Der @leplsin BABE i'd hurh msins sr.,.-
fpntn aspeilt: ' ." "tF'
Wu8aud nls ~rteinrn1 Enneh,tAA
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Wfebrere Safe wurbeu nad Der Court BON
Baltimore 60. perle9t. Seremtab @rilfltb,
angeflagt oos SDnnta9Stiqucr9elee perlest 81
babtn, plrpe 9e9en Se5ablun8 Der Soften ent'
%lalien. Die Court pertuste lih Bis 6reita8.
Sn benanoern G0urt8 fam nIAt8
pon 8ebentun9 Ucr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

SEPTEMBER 6.-The Sec'y of the Navy to. day
concluded an agreement chartering four steam
ers OF the Cromwell Line of New Yotk, to serve
with the expedition against Paraguay.
In addition Capt. Chancey, Lients. Mnlaney,
Barnett Nelson, Mitchell and Drake, together
with Purser Uphorm, have been ordered to the
U. S. Steam Frigatc Niagara, which is to be
ready within seven days to proceed to Charles
ton, and receive on board the captured Africans
They arc to be taken to the coast of Liberia,
supported there by our Government until they
can be otherwise provided for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07
PHu,ADELPHIA MARKET

SEPTEMBER 6.-Flour. firm, withlight receipts,
and very small stock; sales 1000 bbls at So;
for extra and extra family. Rye Flour and Corn
meal scarce, and commands 81. Wheat comes
forward less freely than was anticipated and the
prices, if anything, favor sellers; red commands
81, 25a1 80, and white 81 ,25a1, 43. Rye selling
at &c for old and 70 for new. Corn less active,
and less firm in prices sales yellow at 87assc. in
store and 90 atloat. Oats in good request, and
5000 bus. Of new sold ut 43.
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FROM NEW YORK,

SRPT 6.-The Bank statement for the past
G Tssx sS hi dsno 5 IN G%%S Of
1921, 900; increase in circulation 1921, 600; in
crease in undrawn deposits $214, 900.
General Superintendent Talmadge, was sns-
pended to-day by the Police Commissioners, for
refusing to obey the order of General Nye, to.
send Policeman to the quarantsne grounds on
the night of the 3D. Five more arrests were
made to-day, but nothing important took place
at Staten Island.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTELLlG LNCER.
opv1c 5,c,,51,,, =, .,-z5
STIIL RAILOTTINli

HARRISBURG, Sept. G.--The Democratic Con-
fierce of the 10th Congressional District have not
yet made o nomination. They first met on
Wednesday morning last at Bridgeport oppo
they adjourned over until this morning. To-
day they again commenced and ballotted several
times with the same result The candidates are
Fisher, of York CO., Alb, of Cumberland and
Mcintyre, of Perry co.
Each have the conferee of their respective
counties, which is the result of the successive
ballotting They meet again tomorrow for bal
anG some o, anS cGneaees express 1nelF
tions are made or not.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n "lfULTUM. IN PARY0p

Z. Z
In reference Dr.A. s. ToDD's Anti.bous or Liver
pills. MFJssOb Bell of Utica, Licking Co., Ohio writes
81 find them to be excellent medicine.',
Ar. Wm. M'Gapghey, Of Chestcrvtlle Monroe Co.. Ohio
writes "They are the best Pills we can get.''
James Packer,of summeryfe, Somerset Co, writes,
II have been using hemf the last prize
them very highly"
&C. Morris, of the s. & L r., at steubenvile, says
they are "lnestimable."
W. NJ Belts, Of Sage, Upshur Co.. Va, says, "1 have
been greatly benefited by your excellent Liver Ps
R. P. Camden, of Weston, Va. says s'ht are
certainly very valuable scarcely know how could do
them they are the only medicine Ihaye used for
Is months, and would earnestly recommend them to all
dyspeptlcs."
The above selections few Hundreds that might
be given, and yet have hunted oerteates! We
could get AEadreds or TEEN in this city for mere
asking.
Todd's Pills for sale by dealers everywhere Address
your orders to T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
aug4 General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07
FATAL AFFRAY.

CnAMREnsBuRG, Pa, Sept 6.-An affray oc-
CURED last evening near Waynesboro, in this
county, in which man named Osborne was
shot dead by two brothers, Dan'l and Doria
Fink The dispute arose from Osborne's carry
ing water from Fink's well. The brothers have
been arrested and are now in prison.
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s4a5si1aa WAYLAHD, Mass, Feb. s, 1857.
PROF. Oh. WOOD co.-Gent<: Having realized the
finding my hair growing thin as we'll as gray, i was in
duced from what read and hearcd, article pre-
pared by its growth and change its color
as in YOUTH both ofwllch It has effected completely
In the operationl have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &C., II JAMES FRANCIS. ID
o. ]. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway New York.
n the great Wire Railing Establlshmen and ia Mar
Eet St., st. Louis, No. Eitrzll
dees-d, t.w&v1ysa9 :. s. ty1s-sm
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French Goods.

HINTZEs2O pieces wide warranted fast colors at
~ l25 cents, always sold for rs yard Also
second mourning chintzes at 10 cents.
LOUPIEEfS BEST ALL WOOL. DE LAME at 81 u cents
per yard. -
LAWNsThe very best quality, which used to sell at 25
low as 81 cts yard
oHALdY DE figured the very finest
plain ut 90 cents, and figured IS cents yard.
OMBRE GRAPE EESPAGN;E-25 pieces beautiful styles
and colOrs, very low price.
oMBRE BAREGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, for only
~ AfeF pieces Amene Dress Goods, very nice and
800 Pieces eW Silk.--An excellent all.boiIed
Black Silk very rich lustre % wde at only G2 cts
per yard; sold last season at s per yard.
The Greatest Bargain Yet. ls
will sell superior SILK ROBES, of 20 yards each same
quality sold last season at from $25 to $50, For only
8 a ~ piece. challenge any merchant possessing
judgment about Silks to deny that these not
sold ct half their value Also superior article ILORE
I'OULIDE ROBES a QUXLLHES side stripes, very de-
srabe coors and des gns, will be sold at bargain
They Of recent importation of large New York
retail establishment, and ought cost
Also Just received patterns new STYLES
fancy Silks very handsome and cheap. 5E51T
1nUBAREGE, LAWN CHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skirts Barge Robes go yds
last season for $1O Will sell for $5 ChuIy Robes
excellent style, cheap Fine Lawn Robes only
Dollar and Fifty Gents apLece at ALEX. HEYAIAN'S,
sliHst s.aH's.5 1877 Main st.
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THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST

m sWEENEY & sON,s FRENCH PATTERN
y FLINT GLASS FRUIT JARS, with Ground Glass
Shoppers made of fine clear glass; bOi-i
Ing lot Fruit without breaking FROM heat, require no
India Rubber Tin or Gorko render them ar-ght, have
been tested for Four Seasons
as the best article for purpose in the market.
Sold, whole sale and retai, by 4. SWEENEY & SON,
of Glassware Importers China,
and House Furnishing Goods,
auR3 No. fSj HHRin ST., Wheeling, Vn.
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RIYER AND WEATHRR

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CISclNSArI, Sept 6.--River fallen 4 inches
since Saturday. Weather clear. Thermometer
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-River continues full at
this point. All the upper streams are a decline.
Weather clear and pleasant,
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BRACES ARCTIC L1N1MENrI

i boASGt0 34EtS44C 14NlMGN4
This lnGOmprehensible Linment, upon the grea
mass ofthe afflicted all lands rely for relief from
Cancer serofuIa sprans b. USES Burns ssaIds and ali
rapidly alIsimar prep
sufferers, the following The Won
from the parties named ase in the possessIop Of
the propretors, but their publication Of
one nollIe TrtumphnnG.
suffered for three years with Rheumatism, and many
without effect by ftYcentbo
-. ON Of Pursotory.
suffering Paass Of parsatoty viii, Stafagis t6s
months was cured by three four appllestioaS The
PITY the I.lttle ChlIdren.
Chicago, was seaded overly the upsetng Kettle
Of boiling TateT The Arctic applied accord
and in efew days the little sufferer was well. 5
Mrs George X. Tyler, Canal street, n. had long suf
nS IN fs painful and eruption on the
restored to her GFlfInS1 SsSpSfy. r,,,,
Eugene Mallory, hatcher. three years the victim of
horrible sr tuner on the resisted all remedies
| Wonderful Cure.
Mrs Bedford, Mobile, her couch three
1re Of All aRa aitsE 6sg In dssps
ment, in a little over alnonth;
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
totry Bragg's Arctic Eminent lgasinstant
pain was gone from the bruises In Two weeks was
we'll and able to resume my business, -
The Esltnd see!
WEBSTER Cry, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
had been AFFLICTED with nGamed eyes, aggravated
to no eaect was induced BY Dr. try ArStic
Lntment and in two months neerly wel Ny
daughter was afflicted in the
time and during portiOnof the time entirely blind
sound Thus have T. with one t%o
cured my eyes and my own besides
curing the rheumatism In back would not he without
0uF'nSal1@'ie Femedyin my house: HoTrstESly
WEBSTER CRY low. Nav 9 StS IS IS ~ ~.
hereby certify that am well acquainted with William
Russell and with the astonis hne nentions anu
ms %&6sw6RYT o1t
Good for Animals.
curing the diseases OF animals witness the following
a MessGs; A and lynch Arnot Co.
orally known thropghouttheu United States.
We, acknowledgment, havin gused DR. ragg
ment for number of MONTHS cheerfnIy testify its su
satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Imminent made
that we would use no other We keep and have keptfor
about their diseas
ment is the only ever found Gltonys e1ectir
We cordially reGonmendIt aIverS stable keepers and
|, si US ii ,1aSoF. q CO., s.4s
Chestnut Street.
Many ing old Lnlments on hand will try
tae to purchase them Ask ''BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
Liberal lSropoaitSon
The agree to furnish each dol
one This is the Y. illustrated papers
the holder the benefit f!his prop
81 bottles AFSSe sba
per Eminent promotion to their cost nnd
are thecheapest. For saleby BRAGG s BURRoWEs,
! An Agent wanted in every town aud VILLAGE Applfca-
tons must asays be by rsspSnsbI refer
. an1S1v-3md&w al .9en"rat Agent rc'. wheoI''r
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E@ The HAm-PcoplA have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known
Professor Wood these articles being dispensed WITH
but great many persons still patronize them because they
have been often imposed upon by Hair Tonics differ
en kinds TO all such persons We earnestly make the
quest that they will again, in Woods
tive there is tuch thing fall. We know of lady who
was bald, who used the article short time
completely with beautiful
curs Imaginable We know of numerous where
rapidly falling restored in greater perec
ton than It ever had been BEFORE sfEt
is also without doubt of the best articles keep
ing the hair in good condition, making glossy
removing dandru and has proved itself greatest ene
my to all the ills that hair is heir
1t is the duty OF every improve their personal APP
Pearance though some der In regard to the
doing its but every will admit that beautiful
hair, either in woman, Is object much
sired, and there that should
to obtain such Lonsideratlon.-[R Onlun's AdrOcute
Philadelphia.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Sept 6-Flour firm and good, demand though
receipts very large Whisky firm at Gle Moth
ing transpired in provisions Wheat firm at
full rates
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DIED.

DAYTON, o., Sept C.A-Jno w. yancleve, an.
old and eminent citizen, died in this city to-day
of consumption. He was the first male child
born in Dayton.
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ACCIDENT.
CHATEAGuAY, N. Y, Sept Gin raising a
frame Baptist Church, to-day, the timbers gave
way, seriously injuring ten persons, one NOR
tally
New ORLEANS, Sept 6th.-Tho deaths from
fever on Saturday were 50. si
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NOR A CANnIDl,ArE.

NOT A CANDIDATE.
Democrat is authorized to say that Judge Breeze
is not and will not be candidate for u. S. SEN
ate, in opposition to Douglas
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HAT & CAP Neutrality-suspicious.
NO. LAG MAIN. SIR E,lAT.

p - a75ts pa9" tHs ~ EWHEELLNGs ri.
g AVERY, respectfully informs his friends ana the
Js public, that he IS receiving anufacturng
large and splendid of Hats and Caps consisting
OF and descriptions now in use. My
large and well stored with choice Hasnnd CAPS
ample and thirty years praetical
the business is guarantee TO those that favor with
calf that they can be furnished with good Fashionable
Hat or Cap have also made arrangements with The
Hat Factories In New York AID Philadelphia, will
ways have hand for Gentlemen, the tasty fine
fashionable Hat that is to be had in tie United States
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices
aug25 151 g. AVERY. I
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NOTICE no RA0O Us EfE6 & FfI6ETES.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.


New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
IE subscriber takes great pleasure in informing his
iren45 and the public generally that he is receiving
MS SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, which very large
and embraces the greatest variety offered this city
My stock consists, in part OF complete
Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper Window Shades
Curtain DaT1asks Satin DeIanes, Git Cornccs, Curtain
hands aud Pins, Table and Plano Covers together with
great variety of articles mention. This
stock has been selected with great style and price
and do think that offer that have
not before been offered in this city. ff
Those in want of Goods in the House Furnishing line will
please call Mt the old stand No. I4S, MINI ai., and
satisfy themselves that this the place Cheap
Goods J. @. HARBOUR,
ap3 No oSIaIn 81
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THAN 5OO,OoOBoTTLEs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y ia r.

TINE RESTORATIVE OF PlUF. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE-
storing hair perfectly and permanently has never yet
had rival Volume after volume might given from all
parts Of the world and from the intelligent, prove
that IL Is perfect Rtst0rdtius read the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following: