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San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

PEAcHEs-We are indebted to Mr.. W. Fox
of this camp, for half dozen very large and
fine peaches, grown in his garden near Jordan
Bridge. We did not learn the variety, but fol
ample proportions, beauty and sweetness theil
superiority is not in the country. Mr.. Fol
has one of the incest little gardens in the noun
.ains. and we wish him all luck and speedy
approach of that auspicious event which is tC
make him the happiest of men. We return
thanks, and hope he may have bushels o
peaches next year.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIF

VTyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
l. ing between the undersigned, was dis
solved on the 4th instant, by mutual consent.
Valentine Compter will pay all of the part
nership debts, and collect, receive and receipt
for all debts due us.
JACOB HAHN,
j. P. WAGNER.
San Andreas, August 18th, 1858. au l4-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

The CALIFORNIA MISsrRELs-This evening
ISaturday,) these universal favorites give an
other of their i9imitable performances in San
Andreas, they having secured the fine new
Hall of Mr.. Thos McGlyn, Main street for
that purpose. The entertainments of this
company have given universal satisfaction
throughout the State. In Sonora and Colum.
bia they were greeted with large and fashion.
able audiences, and on their second appear
ance at Sonora, the Democrat says. that Oh &C
count of the rush to witness their performan
ces, large numbers could not gain admittahc
to the Hall.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
DR.. ROSENBAUM'S
S tom aCh Bitter

N0R the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Il Constipation, loss of appetite, or any bill
ious complaint arising from morbid action of
the stomach or bowels.
All these diseases you will soon be relieved
of by the use of these Bitters, as per direction
on the bottles. The great anti-dyspeptic is
the result of profound and elaborate study of
one of the most celebrated physicians of the
present century, in the accomplishment of
which he has freely expended both time and
money | do not hesitate to affirm that where
DR.. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters are used, a
case OF Fever and Ague cannot occur. 1t has
been analyzed by the most scientific Chemists
in the medical faculty, and is now prescribed
by nine-tenths of the physicians Of the land.
Try tlem-test them-on your constitution,
and go your way rejoicing.
Are you Dyspeptic2-Take the Stomach
Bitters.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion or Constipa-
ton ?-Remove the same by the free use oil
these Btters.
Hare you Fever and Ague Cure and pre-
vent this constitution destroying disease by the
free use of these Bitters.
Prepared by
DR.. ROSENBAUM,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, South Front st.
Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale by Druggists, Liquor I'm
porters and Grocers, in all the principal cities
and retailed by all Druggists, Apothecaries
Grocers, Hotels, Restaurants, Steamboat Bars
and dealers generally throughout the United
States, Canada snd South America.
n. B. JACOBS & CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
EeEa. H. Aus tin i.

"AS RE-OPENED HIS OFFICE and DRUG
Ill STORE, on Main street, third door below
Odd Fellows Hall. All articles usually kept
in Drug Stores, may be obtained c a
for G sh
San Andreas, July I'd, 1858. iy 3:3m-l
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN!
FOR SALE!

nNE-HALF SHARE in the Murrey Greek
~ Quartz Mining Company, situated near
the Mountain Ranch, Calaveras county. The
Mill is in good running order.
ANY person wishing to purchase, can get
particulars by inquiring of MIR. G. Bank, at
the French (brick) Store, in San Andreas.
MYNOT.
San Andreas. August 2lst l6585l*
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

Ba~ Thanks, to Mr.. Joseph Knight, for the
delivery of letters, papers, election returns, &C.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
FOR SALE.

ANE-HALF interest in the American Res
~ taurant and Bakery, situated on Main ST.,
(next door to Wells, Fargo & Cos. Express
Office San Andreas. The building is entirely
fre-proof and just rebuilt, re-fited and re-
furnished throughout. 1t is eighty feet deep,
by thirty-two feet wide, one story high, IA IT,
in the clear, neatly painted and plastered
throughout; containing five bedrooms, bake
house and kitchen, in addition to the large
dining saloon
One-half of the business, together with the
good will, house, lot and fixtures, will be sold
ut bargain on terms satisfactory to parties
wishing to purchase, if immediate application
be made. as the owner wishes TO return to the
Atlantic States.
eN- For particulars empire on the premises
of ANTON SCHACHTEN:
San Andreas, Aug. l4th, ls5s.-tt.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04

PoSY ExPREss.-Mr. L. LobensteiA, the en-
terprising and gentlemanly Pony Expressman,
has laid us under many obligations for lib
eral supply of Atlantic States papers, and
for Sacramento and San Francisco papers, and
election returns, &c.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
Good Clear Lumber!

YvHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LUMBER
IL in the market, for sale at the Willow
Creek Mills, and also at the Willow Creek
Lumber Yard, San Andreas.
Messrs. Dennis, Wyllie 4 Dunning, Proprie-
tors of the Willow Creek Saw Mills, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Lumber at
reasonable rates.
Also Shingles, Shakes, Scantling and
Square Lumber of all sorts and sizes, manu-
factured from the best OF sugar pine, furnished
to purchasers, on order.
Wanted.-Hay and Barley at the high
est market prices, in exchange for Lumber Of
of all kinds.
Notice. large lot of Boards, Posts,
and Palings, suitable for iencing, always kept
on hand.
BW For particulars, apply to the Willow
Creek Lumber Yard, at San Andreas.
/ DENNIS, WYLLIE l. DUNNING.
San Andreas. June 18th, 'as. je ls-2n
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
TO NJ . o1 Ia IL

EVHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
Il the public that he has removed his Bar
ber shop to the new building, first door
6ctow Odd Fellows Hail. Main street, San An
dreas, where he is ready aud willing to serve
all who may favor him with call.
iy 3-tf NJ. DUSENBERG.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-04
vVVhe Best Goshen butter. Eng.

IL lish Cheese, Hams, Clear Pork, Oregon
Salmon, No Mackerel, Lard Carolina Rice,
Boston Syrup, Stockton City Mills Flour, Gram
berries, Oil, Camphene, &c, all of which, by
their quality and prices, will recommend them
selves. For sale by W. H. HOLMES,
my 8-tf45 Angels.
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FOSTER DEPARpM EMIT.

Our facilities Tor POSTER PRINTING, either plain col
ore. he sxceed in the city, We prepared TO
ell kinds Of Posters for Theatres Concerts Merchants, and
others with prompnes, and ct cheaper rates, ard
THIN spy other establishment in The city. trial VIII
Vince any oftlds fast.
AL orders from the county FOR Kind printing,
meet with attention s lowest resuneratve rates
OR large and well selected stock Papers Cards Inks,
etc. having been purchased for Cash. the Eastern eite
We feel confident that
entire satisfaction, regards the accuracy
prompttess with wLisl their work Will be done.
mara-ssd r CAMPBELL / si'DsRMoT.
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

BEG LEAVE to inform. the public have just
i tuned Iast With FIRST SPRING STOCK,
Which determined sell cheap any house in
Wheeling
MY stock consists q IN thr latest styles 81
DRESS GOODS, such black and fancy Silks, Lawns,
CiuIA~s CasOss OF NaTet, CIaies. Iieragc
Lines, de Brses, with variety Of other goods too naier
Z q mention.
EMBROIDEIIEs the best found in Wheeling; ~
CoIlasa all prices, from lie loW
highest, srts % Sleeves and Collars,
will particularly mention NiETsee Sets al the rage
Es;, cOmuie assortment Of embroidered Bsnds,
BDSNTS auy price 80 $3.50. tie icyst
brought the market also liunst Ribbons and
beautiful styles flowers, Tsss and ever thing in the mil
liuery line.
WHITE GOODS, sGeh plain and hlurel Strips B-iahts,
amongst which would call attention zeal French
brocade, plain fsured Striped Jarnnet, Ntn.oos
SHAWLS sHATIS, selaI CashIueTs, paiH aud fancy q,
= almost your pTicrs-
CASSlMEEES Cloths, and every thing ia the * mems
suitable SPrinr. car offer i- largest stock Of any
wheeling rud tNuuid particulI iy request
chant tailors eSHiEe stock, all se!IOw whole
sale.
WorIl. at 12Jsc.
Cal and e:ar.iIs my s;ocE, It win compare
fayoTahy Ritn other, and doing, and have a.!
lone bushes t1e ess principle, Wiz ST., il
IsAAC PRAGEE.
Inar96 1913 Main
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-River iaIIen Q inches IN
the last u hours. Weather clear. Mercury
20 degS.
LoGIsvILLE. April 3.-River FILLING with 8
feet inches in the canal; : feet in the pass over
the falls Weather clear. Mercury 20 deg.
ST. Louis, April 3.-River still rccetng, with
about II feet to Cairo; upper Mississippi risen
inches at Dubuque; Illinois and Missouri fall
ing, with plenty of water in the former and
scant feet ON bars in the latter. Weather al
ternately clear and cloudy. Mer. 70.
PTTsDurGn, April 3.-River feet inches
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 90.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

April 3.-The following gentlemen were con-
frmed by the Senate, Licutenants in the Ma
Wy, 10 I'LL vacancies existing: JOHN g.. Walk
er, Juo c. Mitchell, Marshall &. Carpenter.-
The following were also confirmed 10y the Sem
ute: Isaac Winston, U. :. Marshall for the
Kansas District, -re.appointed; j. L. Martin,
Western District Of Va,-Ie.appOinted. Thos.
S. Bryant, L. S. Marshal for East District of
Mo; Joseph S Kennedy do. for the East Dis
trict of re.appoirted; Thos H. Donahey,
do. for the Eislrict Of Ky.
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Eacty fa9fol.--1he body Of a rnaa was found
lodged in Il riff, shorr distance below the city
on saturday morning. Coroner Day was sum
'noned, ..and after an examination gave verdict
in accordance with ihe Facts Deceased was
apparently ia years Of "ge, dressed in dark
coarse coat and pants, coarse shoes and check
shirt. No papers or money were found on the
body. The unfortunate man had apparently
been in the Mater or weeks, but many sur
mise that the remains were those of one of the
men drowned about the 2oth ult., in the coal
boat disaster above Wellsville. The body,
which from general decay and the total loss Of
hair fom the head, would he beyond the re,
cognition of friends, was brought to the city
and inferred in the public burying ground.
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. NEM YnRK MARKEr

April S.-Four firm. except Southern which
is quiet. Wheat firm; Southern red 81, l2ai 20;
white 81, Goal, As; Chicago spring. 1sal 90; ives
tern red, 81, 04al,O6, white Sl,l2aI,25 Corn
firm. Beet steady. Mess pork SI6, 90aIT; prime
$l3, 70nl3, 20; bacon hams J-SaD 3-S; shoul-
ders I-2a6 Is. Lard IOI-saIO s-S Tea,
sales showed decline ON all qualities. Stocks
6nli
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Arm at was reported that Col. Burn
hams regiment OF y. Y. volunteers, luve been
accepted by the President Another autIini
zed regiment will be taken from Pa.
Tile arrangements are complete, rigid en-
forcement of quarantine is observed. and all ar
rivals are subject the visits OF Health officers.
The steamship Fulton sailed to-day, with 1870
passengers. for Liverpool. She had no specie
list
arrived below.
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@ N B. DOLLA


W. II Hi ~ ~ "
ONE OF TIE DRsT PUEUAFIyE AND LIVER MEDI-
ISyIsosaTos or ilser tlaI acts as a tatIsgIe
'eAser, ldzr and sAsrtuAI than uDy othsE Isdi
- sattT trI ~, ti and ts - cairy a at
matter, thus plisLnF purpoEvs cErctuaiy with
os any 81 5hs a,sis issiH Z. N ii,s p.
= the ss.as TINS ,t q "a, Ess 4, s5 is.eE I N
- Dr. sIST1ED's IzrIsopArou eelsIOsrdea entirely
some des Of the sirvsE d thsss suns - DC i'Tul-
eaisas a. much sirs aTtl as sEe hubir, otss Of Cat
- Onst sitll0ut nuy q - 'i-lst.EssGs snsctA
Though gOssrssiEE nedehhl posers, thefs Gums
hays been buf itis ku0sn 20 aii never used
0fter, which E'st Ntl sHrh success -
70 irdues tie ProBr-tor y CasI Il family ssi he
70 cure Lfrer Complaints IA their worst forms
Indigestion hrips sapyy o. dsFanssi Lirsr l. cured
- when ID. Liver j. sxe1i.d actf0t
Jauhiies - aiTcfHer setiou II thr Lfffr
proof ts IGoEATuR LIS
= Ist any troubled JsuIales take the o,stor
regularly week, ai'd their skin w besh 80 a,sEre
Cosfyen,ss be -utiy eursd BY the InvisO-
,..T. in ilr ,,Tsso y sSstir si5,i,if ~
d', The bOUes len ia healthy sia ssfivs STATE:
v.-y soou ree,s b taxing SopDle dose Of ts Irfg
oSat0r, which eorTets All aeaity and soHrn-ss u tie
- For al. oreroaded stomach IL b no equal u.ir re
heartily Rsi family medicine FSnSrnIiy aiisho
IL SsSsToaS's isyIsssaIos ea-e 70 Is Recommended
care for Liver CsHilsints, all aissasys aTE
Phuieians Ia ts f-veE, iEdneed ~ Il AID
aaagsa ss sss' e iai 's 'ss's S S-
- cure before lotLle inEen. WC
-f auvthiug -6bIe s1t trotbI- UiiIIs before fotii
Ing buT the Ehfest food you'd digest, and sitrn tn.
yu Nov what e want i',>sy % Al our rssdsrS
.. Liver Complaint DySesia trUutie you, d.
= fail 10 Try this the greatest Fett,iy int
y Esfef.
There been tried IN fsnliv a YeHfv.5
EhIeif sith Gnch uubouds tke
fdiseAGtst children DH kssfgEBs lsvis-
rHAEoH; norris Il alone fer d-sssss atiirei 81
;.for aCatilrfrs uiaiy a1d seii
fhs systt torova hly that
tsh- age1inE gerTlrr 70 al IN -afV 3zlug ~ 20
= ale sl-y t1=oilc glsH edy- 1f.es
e.seEFtEt have under natcS ir-Te graf ia-
TesejVr n dsrns-b the
end Borsii, VTe al RELIEF
IthaEbeeOa1s -ua=ut guT fanilly
n luighobf t.fdcfs ~ Cilif Al l3els1LIiel8.
ASH 70 FR1rE Doll 9 EeiTIL l-I tt-f
S4kFOBD CO. 80 Brollyrsy ,ises fotA
r.. a.. L0s3 A. - CO.. AEeuts fnF Ghe-lfn=-
J0tfS y. PAiiE, GiEeibBau.
GEO. II EErEEf. FiftsLuss h " 81 sale AeeIts.
aHfs-lIs-lV-lss
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RALTIMoRE MARKET.

April 3.-Flour steady at St,25I4,5O. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn firm at 59a60c tor
white, and G3a65 for yellow. Whisky dull Il t
21a2l 1-2. Provisions active and firm. Bulk
meats 3-4aS "a. Bacon l-2a0 IL. Mess
pork Sl7, 10.
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E9OR SHRSSFRR.

RiEssEs. EEITVEs=PerEt through your columns
announce myself CTIkBEis CANDIDATE Tor election
the o1ic- si,eTi Ohio county the ensuing SriI
Election. lfeb4l ISAAC Colts
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hOIt AIIlEIfIFt..

EDs. ISTSLLIGEScEl eonlliaIc &C with the wish Of NJ
Idrrous friends, iry ssiI Candidate Tor sisE
u ohio county. u shall perform the duties
the once according 10 the best OF Iay AbiliIiss
IoFN w GILL
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REnItlVAf.

las. C.OEH nlssotnce ,ubllt that he kas
q removed his goods IL. Main sfFeet "a ths suIE
door NuTIl .. tbs ~ = 81 Ran, tat sss Nam srett
where k= opening kis pTR stock % lpaa Siatur
Hr Eouid aftrhflon AS large Ad vel
Ieefed Etoek Of m Paper. Hhrh loE EarfE % pAttsTL
and nestnesB and qualify. y - e<Eld = lr city
Desiring 70 eIole cat
20 make oT vi eel ben nep = - All e
A,r cost soln, zen that bafelins
Remember the pIaes d5srs n n BaEk
Kast SIDE Slsia street IlOrnbTOez's EloeF.
HaliS JAS. C ORA.
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APRM 3.--Sales to-day of 2,2uO bbls Mess
Pork at $500. Lard 500 tiers prime at Ala
90; 200 kegs at IL. Sales OF Tobacco for the
week, $50 hhds.
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CommIs.IOner of EseVepue.

MKsSI.s- IITosss-Pisss.- announce T. NJ fEMBERTOS
hss C,ti=us Candidate COinIis sOner Of Jhe Kew
elle tbs Cpuutry Dist.ieIi and favor
y. rsounl fs.ru,l- aad THE COTEKS
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FgtL0U CiTILFSsAtt tie Ca.Ess; solicitation Of num-
lsuds, asaia oder myself caudidnis for Tie
Uhio county rdEius seif feieet=ii
to dlseharg- the dutie, OF ths oiee with inHarlialy
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COMmIsnInN EIs oEs REVENI.E.

Mgssks. EDIToEs:-P!sV7r my caEdi-
date for Commissioner te City District.
The riisilir.- MAJ erection d'lSHCA LI2ENS-
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FIRE.

BosToN. April 3.-The storage warehouse, at
Cambridge, of Little, Brown Il Co, booksellers
of Boston, hnrnt this morning. Loss $4a,OU0.
Insured
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FOl3 SHERIFF..

liFSsI.s. EDTpES,risze Gritty citizen
NM. J. HOUSTEN, IN Independent Candidate for
. Sheriff, ia th= ems ciIlz spring Election.
fyJ5 TliE MAJORITY oR VOTERS
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SHkIfIEt ALTN.

ask te privilege % announeinE
well snd popular fellow cItizen, ARNalBaLD
WARREN, iIdate for the Sernsity az the enSn'
Lg Spring Electi0u. lfebill CITIZENS
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MAY ELECTION.


NHssEs FDrrcEs.luu Elil psasr the OF
y. L. DOkStI Candidate II Ol,IO eoGnis
n the ensuing MAJ Elretion and OUNCE
hmzU MANY ClEiZENS-
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BUSINESS -NOTICEs.

Ihe, frst tsarm seeather in the spring, is very
apt TO occasion in many persons, bilious ATTACKS,
congestions, headaches, &c, especially after vio-
lent exercise, To ward of and relieve such at
tacks, We know of nothing more suitable and
Convenient than Toms AMBITIOUS OK LIVER
Pits. Keep them in the house, 50 that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as are des-
cribed above as well as in cases of ordinary con.
stipation, headache, &c, for which they are 50
admirably adapted For sale by dealers geuer-
ally. T. II. Logan & Co. wholesale agents.
---losQ0-ss----
WE WISH TO CALL rHE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
EACH of our readers To the advertisement in an
other column of Dr.. SaRtortrs Ltrer Iarigora-
tor, for in doing so We think we are doing them
a 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
ses of Lieer DerangemeRf, Dyspepsia, .Jauniiee
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 alfordinga permG
ncnt cure that cannot be gained by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases ofthc liver. This PREPARATION
is stated good authority 10 be entirely vege-
table, being composed wholly otgumS that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the introduction of the Iuvigorator:
These gums are said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver and lis sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, rnlSing it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human economy Br6lch Cottaty Demo-
crat.
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FOR SHkIIITI'.

MFssRs. EuIrpEs. candidate TO
he elected Ohio county the ensuing May rlre
ion. lfsb-l JOHN HurEARp.
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RnR AmERIKR.

MISSES FDsTnEs PieBse announce candidate
for -eIeeilo Sheriff Ohio County
die spros Election. tiebil sAA7. IRWIN
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CDuNTV con RT

MgssAs. EpIToES:-Pleas= sn9o1ncr e=n'iidats
for reelection the County Court Of tits county
at the ensuing Nay Eis,tion- ti6; JNo- MeCOLLoCH.
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RcfdH E,miiy Harriet The Market was well
attended on Saturday, and the supply was fully
equal to the demand. There was an abundance
ofail kinds of meats and vegetables, and every
ding sold at reasonable rates. The spring pro-
ductions of our good mother earth have not
commenced to come in thus early IN the season,
though we noticed some pretty good onions re-
failing at three cents bunch; also some spin
ach and greens at lac per peck. Hams sold at
u l-2c per pound, middlings 10, corned beef S,
picked pork to 10, shoulders 10, and mutton
stolO. Eggs are abundant at from s to &c per
dozen; potatoes Il to lJc per peck; turnips 40c
perbu>heI; cabhages from 8 to Sc per head; pars-
nps and carrots 10 cents per peck; oyster plant
&c per bunvi.; chickens 10 10 20 cents piece;
green apples 20 to 25 cents peck; dried apples
cents quart; peaches from 10 to Is cents;
molasses, common, 20 cents per gallon; syrup
80 cents. y great increase is noticed in the
sale of candles, within the past three or four
weeks, at 10 cents a pound for ;alIow, and 80
for star. Mackerel Is worth cents per pound
ana herring Is 10 20 cents per dozen; Goldfish
dl-i cents perponnd- Corn meal retalls at from
70 to 10 cts. per peek: beets per peck, 15c; lard
Toto u -; rosin soap from 10 to IL cents q
lar.
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CEoice ef Co3ors.-A writer in one of our ex-
changes has article devoted to ladies' dresses.
As to the matter of propriety, harmony and
Suitableness OF color he quotes some verses frsm
an old English poem in which there is deal OF
good sepse as wrllns quaintness. To brunettes
the poet recommends high colors, rose, orange,
and even scarlet THIS:
The lass whose skin is, like the hazel, brown
With brighter colors should o'ercoine her own
The rosy checked girls he permits blue and
the color of the sea.
Let the fHr nymPh, in whose rlun:p cheek seen
Arosy flash, es clad In cheerful gretn."
Cautoning pale women against yernal hues,
he continues:
Ladies grown pals with sickness o. despair,
The sable's mouTnfUl dye should choose to Uear
- the palr moon Etill shines with purest light,
C!ai IN tao dusky mantle Of the night.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Rather Late, but 6ood.--On Saturday last, a
AwclI known wag, in passing down Market ST.,
stopped 10 gaze with intense interest at Sorue-
,hng he had discried away up heayenward. =
With his hands shading his eyes, aud head
0'own back, he attraced some attention, and it
was not iong before some half dozen others were
pesring into the azure vault, TO see what was to
be seen. Presently the wag lost his interest in
Tue elevated object, and, as he passed down the
street, he was heard Ia nuttcr, april fools!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

Tie Rieer.- Things about the landing con
tinue about as dull as we ever saw them at this
season, though there is still good stage of water
and pleasant weather for shipping operations
There still continues great activity in the freight
business about the Depot, and the number of
PASSENGERS is unusually large
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05
SETTLEMENTS.

CcoUSTS against parties indebted the suhseri-
bers VIII be made out and ready for settlement ey the
hrst Of IanuE Those calling for their
that t Will be with them thrrsaf-
tFT. ldeS23i MCLAJ.LESS, KNOX / co.
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MEssRs EDTT0Hs.-Pi-as, a.sounru Candidate 70
the ulee oil Sheriff Oho eoaGty At tie ensuing SFEgu
Election. LeeIl ANDREW WHllE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-05

CINCINNATI MARKET.
APRIL 3.-Flour unchanged Whisky IN
changed. Better demand for provisions, but
safes kept private.