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SECOND STOCK
.SPRTNG 4 SIMMIR ElHll.

HEIsKELL & swEARINGEN will open on TUESDAY.
IL May 4h, their room No. III Main ST.,
one door above j. X Uunham &C., the beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
They have ever mad te pleasure of offering public
Their stocEw comprise everythngneW in Dress Goods,
Emprotderies, S'avls NIautillas. &c.
PledgnS themselves be undersoId they can aud
o offer great inducements to cash buyers their
toners on short credit anil would most respectfully solicit
an inspection OF their goods. nNS
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Cincinnati, Wilmington zanes-
willie Railroad.

MERCHANTS and the public generally,
vi hereby respectfully Informed that the O. w r.
Company prepared receive ndforward freight
rom the temporary station in Zanesye Second street
ington orclevie Lancaster New Lexington nterne
date Stations Particular attention will also be given tothe
forwarding OF Freight desne2 for the West accordance
with the wishes Of consgnors whether by Railroad
River from Cincinnati.
Freight will be received and delivered during the winter
months from NJ to r. Nj during the summer months
from A. 81 to p A., anu shippers favorng the Company
with their rely upon the oompanys Agents
giving attention necessary to insure the
and safety in the forwarding Of property
trusted to their care.
Forfurher information
II. X. SMITH,
General Freight Agent.
myS0d zanesyle, Ohio.
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" ~ Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. so
" " Harrisburg - az

Baggage checked to all Stations on the PeunsyIvauia
Railroad and to Philadelphia baltimore New York.
Passengers purchasing cars will he charged
Ten Gents in addition to the Station rates. Sta
lions where the Company has agent.
NoTGoE.-In case floss, the Company will hold them
responsible for personal baggage only for an
amount not exceeding 800.
N.B.The Excelsior Omnibus Line been employed to
convey Passengers nd Baggage Depot at
charge exceed 2 for each passenger bag
For Tickets applyto JSTEWART, Agent,
At the p K. R. PAssenger Station,
ian1 on Liberty and Grant stS., Pittsburgh.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAu7, Sunday night excepted between Rich
nond and Washington City via Gorionsvie and Alex
andlia.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond. 6:i5 a. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington. % A. VI. and P. II.
and
Arrive at Richmond. ........1:sOP NJ. and4 An
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and beingn excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give che best guar
always securing connections by
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance
the Steamboat line.
BETwEEs RICHMOND WASHINGTON. 90 80
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depos free Of CHARGE with ample time
take their meals whether going North South.
Through Tickets can obtained between DanvIe and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road, nearly
pleted Danville. the Company
the Checks Of passengers from the Danye Road, and
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington Bal
tmore Depot
the farete blythe mail line by the old steamboat
route
Tereis change of cars on the night Rich
mOnd and Alexandria. fe1
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r. RI. SCOTT.
mo. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

mo. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
Watch res. dglOelES. y eyYesrys Watch & Clock
NHuIerinlB, Tools, GlanSen,
OLIVER Plated Britannia Ware, Gold Pens and Pen
y ellis Gold and Silver spectacles Port Monnaies Purses
Gard Cases Cabas, Work Boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Fancy Soaps Pocket Knives Scissors Razors Reyovers
Pistols, Ger S Plated Specks Spoons and Forks, Regala
Silk Guards Steel Keys, STeel Pens Jet and COrn Goods
and general assortment useful and fancy articles.
Having lately added very largely to stock, both in
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables to
offer to
watchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars,
and the public generally, very complete assortment at
the lowest prices.
apo
Straw Goods.
G AYiRY Is nov openlng large and general assert
ICo ment of Mems, Youths Chillren's Hats,
sisng of Everett D. b. and bound, Webster Italian
Hats Pedel; D. r. Drab and Brown Lsghorn Cuban Hats;
Lcghorn, Young America D. u LeGhorn Rows HATS Pana.
ma "a fine artIce) Silver Straw prHG Hats Everett and
Webster allan D. D. Boys Hats; chlldren's Extra wind
at the lowest price. s AVERY,
ap23 No. 14S Main St., Wheeling, Va.
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PHNNsYLVANIA RAILRoAp.

pennsylvania RAILROAD,
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
4 tic cities with West rn North-western and South
Western States by continuous RGiway direct This
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers
all ports the Western Rivers and at Cleveland
dusky with Steamers all the Nortl-W
Lakes; making the most direct, chehpett aud renble
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great West.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet nusic musical works g. &C.
10 the Western country.
~ Music sent to any address, postage free.-6a
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New System.

changing Of lsiness irout long credit system
cash or its equivalent also change long profits
10 very short aud Ia closing heavy
Cloths and Cassimeres, will sell from twenty per
centsss than former prices Should any what
BY calling at No. Washington Hall you will be at
once satisfied We mean ust what say.
WHEELER & LAKIN,
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TRANSPORTATION.
~ 5s J szss & 81
b. & o. r. r.
I1IPROvED sOmRnUnK

SUMMER ARA NTEJCEYTS .F0R TIE IeASTFP n q
SOETHER.Y -I,LTIES
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In connection with the above keep every kind OF nu
sicai instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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atlast found ,anyperson trou.
PLANT, In any Gifts forms,
conviction is certain.
Or bad matter from
place a healthy dow Of bile,
causing food to digest well,
giving tone and health to the
the cause of the disease
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Planes, NelOleons, and every kind of musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired.
~ An 20 IDS warranted establishment. nov5
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principal regulators OF the
performs its functions we'll,
fullvdeveloped. Tie stomach
on the healthy action OF the
ance offs fuuctions;when the
are at fault, and the wlole
inf one orCau-the LIVER
For the diseases of that or
has made Il his study, in a
wears, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
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through tickets can purchased at the various
offices the line also at the Union Ticket Oce opposite
the Levee, Wheeling, Va
Superintendant's ONCE, @ 4 P r R, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland. June Q, 1855 je9 sup't.
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THE MARKnrs

PnILADELPHA, Dec. 27.-Breadstuffs oniet.
500 bbs. -four sold at $5,l2}a5, 20. al which
\ figure it is freely offered; extras range from
s., DO to o. Rye Flour declined to So 10: Corn
Meal steady at 1925. Wheat comes in SLOWLY.
and very little demand for it; smallsale red at
8, 24al ,26, and whiteSat $1,34a1 40. Rye
1000 bus. brought Soc. Corn dull; sales new
yellow afro. Oats steady at 443. In groceries
and provisions there isvery little doing. Whis9
KY dull ntl25f -
NEw YoRk, Dec 27-Flour dull; sales of g.
6oOFb5lss Wheat quiet; sales of 1000 bus. at
$l,lO for mixed Illinois. Corn heavy: sales of
10000 bus. at 77a7T3 cS for mixed; 72a7Sc for.
new white, and T4a75c for yellow Pork dull
at $16, 30 for old mess, aud SIS for new mess
Lard firm at 113ca1l7. Whisky dull at 24}c.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Flour unchanged and
in fair demand; 5000 bbls. received since Fri
day w hisky declined to 2l4, and dull: sales
OF 500 bbls. Hogs unchanged and dull; sales
of 800 head at $6,50a6,90. Mess pork dull at
$1,000 200 bbls mess sold Mt $3.50 Bulk
meats dull; 5000 fierce shoulders and sides sold
at case for future delivery. Lard opened &C.
tive, and 700 bbls sold Mt 10Ellc, chiefly the
Inter rate, and 600 bbs. delivered at Chilli
Gothic Feb. 1st-at llc., but at the close the de.
mand fell of. 1900 green hams sold at 7s ut
the railway depot L
BALTIaioRE. Dec. 27.--Nothine doing in -four
Wheat firm; sales white at 81 ,85al, 30. Corn, !,
yellow Ilat2, white 60n67. Provisions unchaug-
ed. Whisky dull at 24a25. ~
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- 9 sospea'1tes7 lRe4akese f-Wd recorded
g IS Of meanness day or two s;,.o
Inongat At the ttme exceeded ali PREVIOUS trans
acIl9ns IN that ine, pntil yesterday We were,
SUI under the impression that the bsigbI u
nea s9n s 8 3, bad been reached and defined On
Sunday lass thief Whose name q nnl[no,Sn l
stole the poor box from st, James Cathsdr.l.
during service, Hs5wds observed be moving
slowly and solemhly out of the church with,
something concealed under his coat IA. tool.
down an alley opposite, the Cathedral, was puF.
sued oveftaken and the box and its contains ~
covered. During ths7seryice the fellow bad
manifested great devotion, and womb ns.o. 81.
nave been suspected of commit ting 3. tlcft. had
me- ne succeeded in entirely c9neealiRg his plumber
Ihe box contained only small sum which had
been contributed for the benefit oftbe noo, fsaTa
time to time. -. -
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ST, Lopts, Dec. 2T.-The river continues
about stationary at this point. The Missouri is
open to Kansas City, and.the Illinois to Peoria.
wit wltha good stage ofswatcr in both Tho Upper
mississippi is very low and still closed above
night Weather warm and showery vestsrf1oI.
cloudy and mild to-day, with the appearance Of
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~ 60 iPnII1bEf9hIk, Sept Q, 1855.
Sir: Your rResl6ratve Is rovins
user 0enecta1 TO me- The front, the back nnr
o. ny hs4d alsst lost its fact BALM. have
pnl tWo hal6 pint bottles Of nov
The top Of NY head with rnI, II
young hArt and the trontiS also receiving rs btnest
haHs tried other any Whatever
taink nom my own PeEsona recommendation can in
Yonrs aperifuiiy, D. R. THOMAS MI
81 .ss-t.8E no. AG4 Vine strest.-
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CESoISSATIs Dec 2T.--The steamer Metropo.
lis, Of Pittsburgh fer New Orleans, with. 500,
ons'produce and Pittsburgh manufactures. ran.
ashore during the fog ofSunday morning, SO
m mi this city and sunk iInmediately.-
The boat is a complete wreck. having broke in
two. No lives los. TheMetropolis was owned
in Pittsburgh and cost $4,000. Insured for
$40 Loss of boat and cargo over $1OO,O 900.
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81 Hl h r3E n DEdaF WI5 m
iFN-.,S.C s u gAlNHInl AsrIE9Ll Is ATAr

III III 20 ! Il h IL N D "a -tf-fs ~
\ IENEY OF EIAN1ai ANY lI3AINI, i
HRHEUaTEFEsAI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sy-P21E..
| LHsAsS OLD Il SORES, soAID HEAD, gVRSs AND
sQ ~ sFIFF JOINTS, SORE fHR0AT, sIRAiSlsr
I AND BRu1sFs soRE BREAST SWOLLEN e6IRNBs
'euEANEoUs 0IaEAs t7Egp'' 81; 2Honr
s-eis ssREY A. BOTTLE OF orb j5s;I 9,
e = = AAEGEEg9 4,aNARlS IL,
A4 Of'' 81 Pltsa ssn g 1SHFP4a Tss..
baEARCTsIC Tvs, MUSTANG. So,
Sf pc s1Td 5sesSsy y
s and S.y SHS e Iks
IS AIMED e I5 Ss5 @
eldshtiy has o4isi dee aHS ys5
S BRa das9 aRS e ssS F SFSe 'PPs1.,4
S5S gT g. ts sat DE- HraF had
neetIon VIVA the Mustang and Would ~
for is quality or for The Injuries
market f p rs P29. SOC sFtisi WIN INV
~ 9SVHE e Arctic Imminent.
oeen owned by Oliver BFag and AZ BurroS1es 5oI;,
only connection Dr. Basg svtf rad VIA dc tn.
pie fact that he venteddt liIii ~ - 49,
ana haE ns q
remedy Than Il KS Iiz BE sSea produce
Es insa1taneous sncee45 of BraGe'S Arctic Lninept
sha. such he met, Bst9rs The 1rste 1ihes SSs
neen introduced six months It had bbefssed iii oibs+
llnments, including the Mustang In ne meantime S-s
Et 9S article the Mustang made appearance III hS
mari put up externaly exactly IKE Tie genuine had
6se1 ~ d. BFSgE. but unlike Possills
who had used this dsterorated and nufiOuSnrtI
ee OF me Mustang, complaining OF e6eets under
i III At B.tl Its FRO hffetoT III
foT 70 be his duty utisr be-
loLe tue pubic IN card announcing th6te no fu4ker
IT. that his
tSsy af Re bos s ys ~ s Of s
to those who know tkeir status Fhe trouble Is
"a are too well knoSn Their motive e card Gudc3
80 = they d.ke to their ny made
preparation superseded by Rraggs Arctic Lininent a
Sle 50 greatly rs but which they con-
alure NotEithstaiidng this hlecation iheS of
Tered large sum for Its suppression ana ian9 in maj
are noW eNpendlns much money newspaper cards ia
ihe vain attempt persuade the public that The Arclen-
V ialnre The public aye not easily sulied o.
gentlemen suppose, md can readily comprehend TINT
were such failure Gs these personS pre-
Tend they would lie the last disturb its outlet oblVo
The fact L readily percepttle are aisS
prosperity OF their article, they nav b FOR
they know ts4 for article attain the col
ebrity OF BAGG's ARCTIC LINIMEET 1t must poSfssSn
INTRINSIC value capable of positive dtmonStraNor, and
SenSe Their only hope e in 50 ebusng 1t that peohs may
tested lis merits, they could never again be Induced 10 aS
INC M9stGng In conclusion, claim lrStcIn.
Is the best article offered the public
toit. BR 5S,t3l y mn M 81 S ~ ~ itea
j Sole Proprietors, Sc. Louis, Missouri.
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New York, Dee. 27-yThe Bank statement
for the past week, shows the following result as
compared with the statement of previous weeks.
9 SeGe oS OF loans 1888 0o0 decrease of specie
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

stop that coughingi The sHoarhound
Balsamn will 6doait Cure that hoarsepessI
Tho ttHoarhound Balsamp will do il. Keen
you quiet fn church, The stHoarfiound Raj.
SAM will doit Keep peace in the family
The "Hourhoundr Balsamn will do-it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it,
You can take it Price 25 cents. For sale bv
the principal. druggists. T. H. Logan a. Co
Gen n'lls Agents
SEE advertisement of DR.. 5Sanford's Liver In
vigoratorint another column.
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POsrPONRnI Knit.

~ NE have again to repeat our notice that
yearly advertisers, who oyerstep their allotted
space, will be charged extra.
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BosToN, Dec. 97.--Gapt Townsend. of the
SLAYER Echo, left here to-day for trial at Rev
w Nest est, He is escorted by two deputy o. S.
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sRElGrAz4 .Nlof4e EaII 4.
'.Werth Fheirl Wefght - on a=Il,

W9Fth Fheip Wetgh in Col dIl43
CAPT OF Nav orlean1 saws that M. ,i',,,
sIllie or .f9el. iSiiIf M
aud 10 that
TIN GonDlP Itesdys tdIE 6thtS d5p.
IN the lsEAaipPi trade the same opinion aad
lieps dllsases Of the southi = - =. - -
sl' q - Ne hate lettetSSfrom 1ir,fs Il 4 -
Wisconsin. low! IS
Santa Pe,s 81 :. Stnns,o,,
Texas, s1qel 90 T.SnI.isS-5f i.=5-s5 4,
c61lfornIS, = - iil1 Bent55oIy .Ips. q <
lIye Missouri, n - In,,se ~ r q
4sptse3i as from pofats ,iSa,. and at kS,i pa -
ordeFa for these pills. and IN
est tsrmSyof their virtues y - -
~ SEE CIRCULARS for these IettsyS and
estns tleplarsl - 'ets w : t4'sfi
Sosss y " ID 4 T!iH. IoaAN4 CO., ~
General Agents, Wheeling, Va.i
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/ Mt have been troubled With dan
began 70 come OUT scrf and hair together 1 saw In n
New A4Nenpaptr about Woods Hair RestoraaTe1 Is a
cure; called As store the 14tof April last and
purchased one bottle to try It, 70 my saisfae-
Won was the removed the new hair be-
gan 70 y noNtWo or three Length 3nSFa
= teas q have great fah in Wis 70 send
me Two bottles more by Ar. Post the bearer tiS
know aS anJ-ot the kind Is this Mace on have
market for many bottles alter IL e known here.
.4ftTS Ftlth FeSppett- II ~ = RUFUS PRATT
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@-eity COunetl-zThe Council,wasscaNed
to order ats O'Clock. Mrs Jac66SSas called 10
the char. A motion to go into tho consideration
of the railroad matters was lost
Gr. Knote announced the tle6th nf N,vor
tanner aud after passing buef ,eulogy upon
tue deceased, OfFsredtho following:
,,,; IEhsreas, 1t has pleased Divine Providsnce
% Aus Jay 70 remove from life JAMES TANNER,
30 a Resotee1, That this Council cherish. IN.
ueepeSI respect for his character as highly re-
SPecled citizen, and estimate the loss which NO
nave, nave sustained in both our REPRESENTATIVE ca.
1cer. .4Se PEssiutng Oh
BE-. Be IL further Resolved, That this Council
together with the other officers othe eit, viii
IN body attend his funeral and as f,Ir, bts.
marx MARX o. respect to his memory will wear the
usual badge of mourning. s"s
=: :AeSoered, That the Clerk Of the civ commr.
. SaIe copy of the foregoing resolutions to the
family Of the deceased. " t''9
a.eSos0ed, That asa still further respect to his
"T ~, mat this Council do now adjourn.
Tue resolutions were unanimously adopted
and the Council adjourned till this evening
~ "A3s" Bolt"--We had hoped that we
were aone with this affair, butt seems it never
- mas now assumed an entirely DIFF
ierant phase We. learn from our PITS,
"uFse exchanges that Capt. Afford one Of Tho
defendants in the matter, an Thursday morninsi
instituted proceedings, in the District Cont f55
false arrest and Imprisonment against lanes Ne
Davis the complainant in thereeent nrosscn y.
u0n Tor murder, and had capias issued for his,
ares arrest Under recent rule If Cont q the Is
"a" IN such cases is limited 10 $500 n,lsss
, specially dsereed otherwise. Mr. KiFEpat s
mex Capt Affords counsel, applied to JUDGE
hampton for an OrlOr fixing Davis hail Il s5e6e
The application was granted. The esotsi1 sls9
preferred charge of PERJURY AGAINST ceoTes-
the commonwealth inthe recent inysstis. 1 ~
a warrant for his arrest was issued NJ asS,s
the carpenter, and Mr.. Rtzsimmons the nste
nave Also commenced proceedings against DAVIS
@E&s's Yoar's Zee Partg.@rbsFeWill bs !.
New Years Eve dancing party at the McI tS
House on Friday evening next, under he, man.
-ssneat and for the benefit of Prof P, B: aHOff,,
man. II is designed to be r,ssssjIIT. ~;
rs Affair, and nothing win be LETT undons
-. sis
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,,,s,,,s, s yrncEsNEs, IA.,June 99;is
. EKoksSQ. y. WOOD: As you about to mRnnfaet1re
SnI Nena your recently discovered Hair E
state Tor Il may have ge h
morn 9thsEs 70 use several years
9es IN the habit Of nSing other abr and
md you're vastly superior any other1 knoE ii en-
trely eieAnses the head Of dandru and with one
color and texture, giving 1t healthy son and
oSy and all this, without dIscoiorinE ne
mat apply III the dress which vSnid
end its 70 every oue esirouG Of hS
ing anne color and teSStufe heir hair.
Respectfully yours, 9 n 7,5sy WI s0iy ZINC
o. WOOD 6 CO., PFoptietari 81 BFoadiEsy n
I'm the great n. Z. Wire Railing Nd III
Market street, St. Eouis; No. ~ - -
dsesd s s, Z. = 8 soetassn.
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% f'rot fosglerr viii give The, first regular
lecture Of discourse in. Washington Han st5Ti
O'clock to-nighs and we advise all to hear Il.
Hls subject will be- on the Application of Phre,
nEplogy topthe Choice of. the most ,appro1tiata,
oceaPadoneF Pursuit in Life; pointing out those
aYoeations 70 which each person il. best iads5tad
ana IN which he may, or may not, best succeed.
a very useful=lecture.
tomorrow night Prof. Fowler win lecture on
"our Social Relation" marriage. 5.s'
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GagT Christmas passed off without the occur.
renee Of anything unusual. The streets were
crowded will people ali day and evening, every
one of whom looked as: happy as the prospects
OF being the giyers ana recipients Of presents
could make them feel General good cheer.
good feeling and egg-nOg presided. Twas the
hnappiest day of the year. = ....... ]. -.
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i 80 HsH p 9
We Ihe undersigned masters and stea1boRfS
~ 90 and rom the port Of 81 Louis Impressed via
me OF having hand all tiTneS SSfe ana
certain remedy . be used in sudden dSaseF sy
SotSlhed supply ofDr BrARss Arctic Imminent which Ne
s1 SWsys seFsatss carry boats Be-
The cure Of burma, scaldss wounds eontiSons
offered to the public: 7f 80 VIZ
Commander. ~ i'tte sti - ist.SSatli.t
NE = Kate Howard
49, ~ ny War
n a No A1onEo Ohitd
n n .eaie Deans
W ~ .SaruGen
~ ~ y New Falls oY
' L n Ksnnett
" n =. - Edward RalSt1
Smith. = : . .. i1sHly SuossA
J B Rhodes ~. : -. TSeIa H., =, =
FI-o-5 7 " John II DekOy
bes BRA , sats
- " CheeSmRR
r., 8 Carter
r n StisI ; :: :; oeeana
hercheEal Hesperian Jno Seudder Platte VALLEY: v,
M ~ aeLean " g Hawkins, Iatan q + DfaGeI
IIeSeoTJ w Eefr Emglnt; II DIETRICH, ~ DFop JoIii
phE aEE' SsrSi1S STAR Ennsen, Silver He,ll B Me-
Is, Perry Go. 16S North Second street 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

gE- Al Ro,0.-A row occurred Al Gi,,es s,;.,.t
e q IN East Wheeling, On Sunday. One,
Gronnny Gillespie was a prominent actor. He
drew knife, struck some one with his fist, and
carried on in style slightly yerging on the out
raseoqs GHe was taken before Alderman Nc.
Courtney, fined ton dollars, and bound over to
Keep the peace, In=default of compliance with
this sentence, he was sent to Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

eied on Sunday. - - s'. .ss N's4s''s'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

eY-tAn 4Ged Wa1tzsr.',--At Christmas
Eve = party, given at Mr. Slams, few miles in
the country, on Friday evening last, an old lady
nlnetyiseyen years of age, took the floor and
waltzed aroundthe room, until her partner, a
young man,of twenty five, was completely ex.
hassted and had to set down. The phrase of
go It while your young, for when you get old
youcan't," is thus proved to be false MS we'll ne
inellcgant. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

admitted to Bail-JOsephine Calvert
the young woman whowa arrested, day or
two ago, and committed for passing counterfeit
money, had hearing yesterday before Judge
Thompson. After hearing the evidence Of the
Commonwealth, His Honor concluded to admit
the girl to bail. The bail not being present; the
sum was not named.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

" AsuINsTeS, Dscn 2F.-Jpdge Saml, Black.
tennaa, WI Tiers little If any doubt, be
ptets governor of Nebraska The vacancy !
onthsbohoh OF that win bs fiIisS h,'is
gentleman from 6eoisiS. = -