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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

BrsHor RoBREp.--A Piusburg correspond
ent at the Philadelphia Press relates the follow
ing mishap which defel Bishop o'Conner during
his recent visit to Mexico:
Between the Mexican capital and vcrn Cruz
the coach in which the Bishop was riding, was
surrounded by robbers. who demanded the mo-
ney and valuables Of the Passengers. On this
the Bishop, fortunately for himself, had but
eighteen dollars in his possession, which nc hand
ed to The hiyhwaymcu. As the gentlemen OF tho
road were taking their departure, the Bishop ia
cetiouSly said, "You have stripped me of my last
ccnt-tO- IDOrTOw morning will need my break.
fast, and will feel obliged tn YOU for the lOaR
of dollar" The money WAS at once givea
him, and the robbers went on their way rcjoic
ing ut their good fortune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

at 4a7c for Shoulders, and s1-4a1Oc for
Hams Beef was dull; there have been sales Of
800 bbls at prices within the range Of our quo
tations. Beef Hams were firm with sales OF so
bbls at $lS. Bacon was quiet but holders are
uiore firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
NOTICE.

To THOSE INDEBTED TO VA. G0ODEICH.-0EiHE
scarcity % money, the undersigned hA- deferred
placing the Of those a-btei % Mr. Goodrich IN
the hEnns 81 the proper oeeT e eolIeetiaz- b
fouu II The Foundry Warehouse 81 W J. SisTart
rRd OF Market fEr uuti tie LIT % Julv next. urh
tire all notes AMI Eee0u=ts unpaid sl y hIt over fer
collection. TtiOS. ). BLAIR,
AP2t-isI u Asdense II IVA GSS4ri-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

w 4 CoLNFAN, of Chesterfield county, Viz.
ginia, charged with placing an obstruction on
the Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad, has
boon acquitted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Tur specie reserve Of the Philadelphia banks
amounts to over seven million Of dollars. Tie
circulation Is slightly under two millions aud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

KEEP IT BEFoHE TnE People, that there are
now thirty-two States in the American Union.
Tho "quiet, undemonstrative" way Cas John
3iildmay said about his lovc) in which the young
sister state was ushercd into the Union the 9TH
er day, almost left the people in total ignorance
Of the "new birth"
Minnesota is now one of the great sisterhood
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
lPrOm the sAms.J

YmoINIA AND TENNEssEE.-The special cor
respondent of one of the New York papers. at
the Southern Convention. passed through vir-
ginia aud Tennessee on his way down. He
speaks of the two States thus:
But what marked difference in the character
of the people of both States 1t is notable
upon any slight int recourse with either, and in
the tone and bearing of the Railroad officers on
the respective lines. And even in the treatment
and reception of the passengers at the different
eating houSeS along the routes it is distinguish
able, tho people of the Old Dominion being
civil, courteous and kind, while those OF Ten.
neSSee are cool, selfish and uncivil. To say
that Parson BrownlOw is n true reflex of the
character Of that PEOPLE is to Aatter them in
one respect, namely, generosity, trait of char
acter for which lac is distinguished, but which it
would he gross libel to apply to them. They
are his antopndes in that respect, while probably
in others they possess many traits in common.
But, perhaps they are excusablc, inasmuch as
they have, up to this, occupied n somewhat iSO-
lated position, being excluded from the sunlight
Of refined civilization aud social intercourse,
from the want of Railroad facilities. These
disadvantages are now being happily removed,
and doubtless new and better era will follow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17


THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE LIw.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts has had before it a rail-
road case, which is remarkable for the number
of times it has been tried, and tho different
views different juries have taken of it The
plaintiff, with her husband and a young lady,
had been to Brighton in the evening in a sleigh,
and were returning to their home in Needhom,
when they approached the crossing of the rail.
road, over the main road just as the last New
ton special train came along. In attempting to
cross, the sleigh was struck by the train, aud
Mr.. Shaw received injuries of which lie died ia
a short time. Mrs. Shaw was so badly nnangled
that she remained for several days between life
and death, and finally recovered with loss Of
one arm and IL portion of the other. The young
lady was dragged along by the train, but most
wonderfully escaped all serious injury. The
case was tried, and verdict Of $4,000 was
rendered ngainst the Company. The latter APP
pealed and obtained trisl The second
trial the jury increased the damages to $4,000.
a second tine the defendants appealed and sue
ceeded in having the verdict set aside, on the
ground of erroneous ruling. The third trial
hns just closed, and the jury were unable
to agree upon any damages, aud we're discharg
cd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

The uufiir submission of the Lccomp-
ton constitution ~illnot shiedit: the people will
strike through the ordinance to bury the lance
of their just Indignation deep in the heart Of the
Swindle, md thus struck down, it will be tram
pied into the very earth, whilst its memory, like
the ghost OF Ban9uo. will torment the party
which countennnced its creation and cherished
its transient being
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
nENTISTRY.

y,uEupde-slSned respectfully Inform the Pu1e
have assoeisted themssiV e ~ - ,i.tSE
= usf.tTV Their once h a. - sarnst =,
SioDror All Uuion Sts,l UheTr they vii g IPis -
their friends and all others WISHING ne
~ 1rrs both aEdfOr s.yeraI s's'
~ constantly engaged in the PraeiiSt ~ m -
SS n thr leading Dentists u alunest Al NJ
Zee, of the United statzs and has faEiiai,s M; ~
II, ,kIT yaTious peruliaEttirs In OPERATING Ihsy
- = = ennddfnt Of beinE able TO give ennis
10 All Who usy favor then viii thSiT
wheeling, Nev. IS, 1855 JAMES ORR.
B-Msssrs z o. take pleasure IN refeTrinE'0SP
,,i..ior, 10 The following gentsuSn: r,,,, 40,
n n 60 n ID Hon Geo. ". TEonlPSon He Hon -Aiie
Csdvrei Morgan Nelson, Esd D. ~ Eon, Ess ~ -fiA
S,-i...Ii nv " J. Bates, DR.. X IL Cutaniirs, IT, =
IIIJr-tS Dr : Todd TAant DeIlnl AIN, John nhots
-, NrcialIrns KNOX Co, NiaTsh faylor- n9Hlg
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LIVER INVTGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR SANFORD.

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
DIciSES nov before the pa6Ic, that = tifhdriie
easier. misr, and =1tlHI than other medicine
setnE frat on the Lee to eject is morbid matter =n
the 'smseh and boEeis 70 carry Oh that @sI,er thus I
complaining tao purposes snetuAy Sihonf any Of Ss
painful feelings experienced u the operations OF most "a
purges IL; and takeu daily in moderate doses, vail
strengthen bald II up with unusual rAPidty-
The LITER is one Of the principal regulators Of the
human e5dyi ana Sasa u P,Ii1Tps u.s. sa ~ ;
Is dependent The healthy action Off
fault bowels fault, aud ths ole
suffers Consequence snf Organ-ihe Liver
having IT. Y1T tie diseAses OF that
S1S one Of III none .s Ssn 10 ad 81. ]
WhereWlth to counterfeit The many dsf9nsenehtso uheh
To remeyis atIAs found anyPersOn
bled with LTTEH C0N%SFL4IST,l Ia any OF its FORMS
LAs TO try . bottle and..eonvietion Is certain.
Th-se Gums remove ai,-morbii bad matter from
system, supplying in therpAee healthy aOE OF BILE
PURiFYlSa TaE BLooD-sivias tone and heih to III;
pOle machinery reneViaE~Ihe cause Of the disruse-
BILIOUS HTF&CKi arc, cured, AND. WHAT Is
DETER, PREVENTED, bS'the occasional use OF the
One dose feG eating is to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food frors-risinE and souring-
Only one dose taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
OaIy one dose taken at -nlsht. loosen. the bowels
ono dose taken amer ,Ssn. -ili DYSPEPSIA
IL one dose OF sPoonu!s NIL always relieve
Ose 6oe taken for male Ot,trirtiOn removes the
'aSs n S 81 do dos. faTa,s rsTs Sii
One dose Often repeated Tor tlOLSls4
AORBU-S, and preventive. of ClIOLAR-4'
LIZ Uuy bottle is.>needei tn throw out OF the
system the effects nedi asr O4g sickness
az botilr taken fcF.-J IINDlCE removes ali sal
ioWnEss unnatural color The skin
dose taken stpTt~Ntimr before ating givea yig
or tot the appetite, and Haak-s~food dlE-.t veil
/ ON dose often rrprat-i-- cures Chronic DLAR-
RIGA in its Gosms, s UNHER aud
30 VEL complaints y-i n limos: to the fTyt dose.
One two doses at tacks caused by WORMS in
Children: there IL spvedieT remedy in
the world, rs it HerrF .fTils.
az a rev bottles earesIDROPSY, by exciting the
ahsorheBts.
We take pleasure recon- ulending this
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER.
aud all FEVERS Of q Bill LIOuS TYPE IL operates
With and thousands Eiag testify its
I Eondvrful virtues.
An HHO TSE 1T IRE GIVING TlETR U-S4iyE
NO Us TEiSTI.hONH ~ IRIS FL rOls.
E Mr. IcIfsr Ia Lis mouth rifh the hsrigordfOr, and
strSfl!OS0 both fo0Stler-
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL. DiSCOI cry. and "a daily
WOrkinE cures almost too great to bryv Iteures fb,
maggie sFs s fret d0ss givtng 6sEef, and seldom
han oIs bottle IS required TO ear any ksd Of LIPER
Complaint from the worst JttaFdice DysPGp-fd &,
comment HSddass, all OF which the Tssuit Of DIS
ITuCg oNE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
DIR SANFuE'', Proprietor, 30 broadway, New York
And Tetailed By ali Druggist sid also ~
myiS-ly T. IL LOGAN Ca, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

~ See First and Fourth Pages of to.day's
paper for interesting reading matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

800 bbls At prices within the range Of our quo
tations. Beef Hams were firm with sales Of so
bbls at $ls. Bacon was quiet but holders arc
more firm.
BALTIMORE MONEY NARKET.
GFrOn the PAtriot.l
The banks are all anxious to obtain good com.
mercial paper, and all of that class offering is
regularly negotiated by them. But few first
class notes ind their way 10 the street, and
VIXEN found are discounted freely at z to per
cent. We quote second class at l0aII per cent
Money on call per cent. Northern Exchange
at par. Exchange on London l-2a9 per cent;
francs 5EI5a5fl6.
iron the samel
BALTIMORE DRY GOoDs MAHEEr.-We have no
special change TO note in the Dry Goods Market
during the past week. The Commission Houses
have done but little, but our JobberS have DONE
and are now doing fair spring business. The
market for most all varieties of Staple Goods is
quite firm. We quote Brown Cottons at 8 cts.
for heavy grades Of A; and = TO cts. per yard
for 81 aud Us do. Beached CottOns are not
very active, and there Is wide range in prices;
they are selling at from l-2 to &c for a.. g to
&c for rs do, and from 6 l-2 to &c for A. do
Brown Drills are quoted at g III cts; bleached
do. at &c; DenimS at l2al4c, and Shifting Strips
at lOall l-2c for good qualities Desirable
styles of prints are in fair demand at yalOc.-
The Wooden market is still unsettled, and prices
are very irregular, consequently we omit quo
tations.
lPrOm the sAmeJ
Provisions. market for all descriptions Of
Provisions throughout the past week. was cx-
| ceediugly dull and heavy, and transactions have
been smaller than for some lime past. Bulk
aieats and Bacon have declined fully 1-2 cent
per h., and in Pork note further reduction
of so cents per bbl. Beef was quiet but steady
at previous quotations, while Lard was dull and
dropping.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
ZION .hs Lavrenes RspubI!e.p.l

As we go To press we learn that the Lecomp-
ton bill, ms reported by English from the com
uittce of conference, has passed both branches
Of CongrcsS-in the House by nine majority.
Lecomptou is, therefore, passed provided the
people of Kansas vote to accept profit red land
grant, otherwise we remain ia n territorial con.
dition until we have 5000 Inhabitants.
OfcouTse we will remain II territory
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For Rent.
For Rent

THE s.ors.Roor Main street AoftH ,s ann,
= ihahlql GEnRGE Z ~
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yTIuE large three story Brick Building nSSr E Js.
,1iI.Ts a. a be aTdinE house Possession gwen S ~
day 81 room In the building nov occupied
=. = sSee stoTs by JohI Rankin Apply SStsTpoyo
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rsBuRGu AND PENNSYLVANIA CREDIT.
tgrOn the n. Y.EIprsss
tRron the TinsI.l

lgrom the y. Y. Erpreasl
The creditors of the City of Pittsburgh, rep
resented through McSsrS. Orlrich & Co., Of this
city, recently instituted legal proceedings Oh
the bonds orthe city, now in default, in the
United States Court for the Western District Of
Pennsylvania The State of Pennsylvania,
throughout its entire length, has chronic habit
of ncglccting its corporate creditors, and the
successful prosecution of this suit will be u
source Of general satisfaction.
[Pron the Courier and Enqurerl
BREApsrurFs-The demand for State and
Western Flour, for the local aud eastern trade,
was again brisk to day with a fair export en-
| quiry. State Flour, however, was scarcely 50
| firm, while the shipping grades of Western eS-
ira aud round hoop Ohio, being less freely of
/ tcred than recently, were pretty firm. The
/ close, however was rather in buyers favor for
all descriptions. The sales were again large
amounting to about 1900 bbls. Canada and
Southern were without change Of moment
| Rye Flour and Corn Meal were steady with
small sales
| wurAT.-The supplies are falling off, the de-
mand continues gOOd-ihe market for Western
was consequently rather better to-day; sales
I 1000 bushels Chicago Spring and Canada
club, inferior, to local and Eastern milleTs, at
| sOaS2c, 5000 bush. prime Chicago Spring for
SIC. 5000 bnsh. Milwaukee Club SOC. 90, 500
bush. Indiana and Michigan red DSal00c, II,
900 bush. Canada white lose; 5000 bush. Indi-
ana white LOG, 1000 bush. mixed Southern l05,
1900 white do 81 Il, and 1000 Kentucky white
81 ,25aI %.
/ CoRS.-Yellow is wanted for the East, and
firmer; white is neglected for export and lower;
the first samples Of new Western mixed were
exhibited to day. Sales 10000 bush! AZ 7Ua72c
for Southern white, 7aa75l-2c for yellow, and
zoe for low WestcrR inixed, and zoe for good
straw color
PRovlsIaEs- Pork was lower to day, and a
| large speculative business was done There have
been sales Of 1850 bills at I7.5Oa$Is,UO foI
mess. closing quite unsettled; 3I9 for Clear,
the lower quotation. Lard was heavy, and the
business WAS quite small; we note the sales o
26O ties aud bulls ut 1884 for inferior, &c for
yellow grease, and IL l-sall lac for Prime
Cut Meats wE:s steady, with sales Of goo hhds
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For Rent.

rT,UAT desirable property nsar NJ MoE eontSS,
teiSt Accommodations for larse ianiS MA ussrtSt
Siso : seed orchard. &e-, and All LATELY e"i
~ sTceIIcnt fcnee- Fer feFEaa nr4y 70 FTHE
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T6E BEST

TRE BEST
NJ MN LEAD n The markets. q 4 FaS1, ,o,s . 81,
- - > -sfth "a CO. PIT key more 70 the essr -.
IS more darahts sad rake. better Hnsh Egr,iS 80
ms T. - LOGAN 4 CO.
DIM KE - WHITE LF1f-z.-o,i--I
- - can De so1-bt in any uATket Tor 81 ~
I'ANNER,s OIi-No- zs-I - -
quantities . sait Oh Ssa,'' FOot Gu for si, !.
I'm ~; 7. u LOGAN CO.
IL 80 L5a1rsr, VtTnis-s ziac5 and p ~ II,
----, - --le ~ tmysi r 81. LOG AZ A co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01
nnlt..n Htu.Eia1tl-Las night old Tim

Eq1tssa Efy-Eightl-Las night old Time
threw the year eighteen ffty-seYen back into
eternity! When our friends begin their letters
and debt accounts this morning with $685."
comparatively few of them will reflect that the
wears are creeping s~tealthlly on, sending them
forward to the great evcntwhen the final debt
is to be liquidatcd-that the separating knife has
made another gash in 1.-The tender cord which
binds their souls to earth" The old year
le, US cover him In the grave with his IL
Ring sc time bells, his funeral knrlI:z 3 81 az
lie has gone ghere Ills six thousand fathers before
Have lied, with volumes Of records they bore, -
To blend with successors till timei 5 no more, Gi
Andin silence eternalto dwell. y
A happy, thrice happy new year to all our
friends.
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CBY THE UHEIou LINE.
TO al DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AM MONROE sTagETs.

ara
WAsuISGroNi Dec. Silt is Rscertained that
before Walker left Central America, he sent or
lers to Col. Anderson to retain possession of.
Castillo, as long as possible, and if Obliged to a.
bandon it to retain the boats, but if compelled
to destroy them before falling into the hands of
the enemy, to destroy the river boats and hold
ont? the Virgin, this order was repeated from
Aspinwall. frsJ ..
Arrangements we're also made to send up a
leader withith view to convey the order to An
yderson and advise any United States vessels APP
preaching the coast, of the state of, affairs in
Punta Arenas and San. Juan Del Norts@@It is
said that Walker has confidence that Anderson
williohey the order. 80
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EFRhM NkM l~nRLEANs

DEo. 30.APhe steamer Philadelphia has ar
rived, John Tabor, Editor Of the Ell Nicaragua.
Rtze, came passenger and has consented to open
the meeting Tomorrow evening with "a history
of the capture of Walker. The Indignation is
increasing. Some are in favor of reinforcing
Anderson in spite of the government. Over a
thousand stand of arms are ready and a thou
sand men are willing to undertake it.
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0 N b DE + A R,

NOAET "UJW
OSh OF TIE BEST AID LIVER NEpI-
ISvIsoAA5oa or LissrR sHsly. IAaI aCts Is a GafEa57:e,
sine known; u e moi only : cataaTIcS Ggi a zfssc
Nna'lsr,t hHs aeomPlLshIng tive purposes earetually Ahl-
atiOns Of most eathATtiOs- Il strengthens uhesySte6at
moderate doses IstrrnsfheS ana build it aPGIda aSa-
DE-. SAxyoaD,s ISy1ooEa4oR Is compounded ent.esIy
1tren new articles Of Hedieine, namely Gnnislaf
a "a %bsn ' 3 4 o. ne stTsngih 6 sAs.s ganSmay Be form
contains IS much strength IS one hundred doses ofCaI-
o Though possessing rare nedIeinafp Gums
hSys been but Little knOs9 e Ehysleians and nsyrE used
SOnatOy, which met with such unprecedented s1eeess -
and knoanin is elects. Hhas rarely ever fsIld
70 suTe Lseer CCnplaints In their WorsffuEns,
Ehen ths Liver Is excited 10 action.
Saandleeis eansed By an insproperaeti1u u the LfsfF
|NIet any one Troubled Win JSnSdise ~ ~.
'Eits original color.
CostiIenesg can be Permanently cured by The InyIgO-
ratOT. Take II In small doses on RETIRING. ana II ssSists
9 nature In her operations BY ~gTnduaNy dinlnihinE tIe
and work as EsEularly :, eloek EoEk. SEX Hssd.eIsii
5Srator, which eorreets All aeIdity and SOurnsss u he
For an overloaded stomach nhas noequai. asia re-
HeEeS an oppressive or uneasy feeling altar eating
- hsaTttiyi tSr q family medicine generally, alVLo NE
DR. SAxEoEDs IHyi0oAAToa came 70 rs reeomnsnded
ia cuTs Tor Liver Complaints, and an diseases arising
ron Diseased Liver The testimOnialE Of 50 many q
our fnSslelals IN It's IaVor,tndueedn rs t0tEyItSnnd hUw
yHeonEieti0n p certain that d u one Of the RTeafest hes.
S<stngs ever given 70 DysPePtes, for Sc made = complete
- cure before the hrst butle Ea&Iaken, and nov ne nm
eat anythinEe edible Without trouble, while before, boih
ing but the lghtsst feed Fdu1di dlsest, GRif often ~.
'BSyepIn4 NoUsWhat We Want % say % an eur readrTS
a = IS u Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble you, do Eot
-taltoh Try thlSDdhe greated FemEayintHe E6t1d3SEf
- There has sever bean tliSd1aIour family a remedy
OWhteh has met with sueh unbOunded sueeeES In ne cure
otdbeasesineidgnttO ~sldtansh4 - DGl SGETokbS Ix1io-
ORAToEi nor Is IL alone for diseases OfehHdFsn that We
1aus u; for tt acts as aOathaFtIe so mildly and gently
1nd seems % renoVate the System so thor0ughIy thaI Ge
mink We are doing = seFTiee. 70 all In advising then
when they need medicine 20 tn thIa reredy TReFr m.
cases that have come under cur notice where great len
Ieht mas been ieeeived In diseases Of the LfCeF, Stomach
ana B9Esis, where anOther remedies failed 70 give TrlI-f
> - lthasheeonag 80 useful In cur family thar We UiunotdO
GAEdl RGypbAEeaa.
PICK OLE DOELAH PA BOFELE
EANFOkU ,PrDprietors, S43 brOadWay. EeB YOFh.
III LQ6Ah COS Agents for WhesInes
6EO. u. kE6sER. Pittsburgh " olesSIe Agents.
AniE-an-IV=dau
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HATS AND CAPS,
II H1TtnaE

~ ANL.D OOI0 ItA -.
hevs this day received n very large lot OF Mems,
w Youths apd Boys Fail and W.ureF Caps, which were
purchased sineeth advent Of the present money tEiIis and
we're bought for cash. cOpseQuehtly were puFehased at UNI
usually low rates, and We viii sell them from ~ TO % per
cent lover than they Wels ever offered in this city, We
can o1sr good cloth caps at from eucentsa mo upEaFds, and
plush caps from e5. Therefore al persona ia want 81 n
good fan or winter cap, and wishes to save MONEY tlrrse
hard times, are requested to call at
OBI o. f- s. HAkpER a SONS Clean Steve
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

OARLyLR, liz, June 9S,1eb2-
IhaVe used Prof D. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, aud
have admiTed its Wonderful Effects Ny lar vas bseCn-
Ing, ~ thought, Prematurely gray, but by HE use q Lie
restorative u has rssNned its original color. and. IAsVe
no doubt, permanently 30. -
8. BREsSB, ex-senator, u. g.
Oh. WOOD CO. ProprietOTs, Sl2 Broadway 4. :, On
the EreatA+f.N Wire Railing Establishment and ne NhfIrt
street g. Lonss, No: And sold BY an good Druggists.
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WANT ED.
NTANTED IMMEDIATELY at ISAAC PRAGER,S 1913
w Main Street, a sufficient number OF Ladies' and Cen
soId before. The season drawing to a close. l shall sell
from this day, ALL AND ANY ARTLCDEsa - She Fancy
HndDry Goods line at A EUCCI
/ would claim particular attention to my stock of @
SILES, ~
or which I viii sen an article worth 81 90, at 81 l2N; some
worth 81 rs ut n 25S some worth - P0st$A 90, ana 9th
era IN proportion. g.
Al so at 81 l9a;7 also those hne FrInted ASrnoes worth
Al 50 at 81 90, and those worth ~ aoat p
cSnnbrte hands and other EmbroideTies l viii sellat such
prfces rs will, 1 am certain1 please eTsry one,
Sots6 l9J Main,Strtet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01
RIVER AN

C~rScrENATl, Dec. 81.-River has risen ten in
ches since last evening. Weather clear and cool.
THERMOMETERS 81.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 3I.-River stationary with.
seven TO seven and n half feet to Cairo. The
Missouri and Illinois low. and much ice. The
Upper Mississippi still falling, considerable ice
9t9ve Dubuque TO Alton. Frost last night
WSther cloudy. aud.c cool.
ATTsBuRGn, Dec. 3lJ-River Ia. feet4 inches
q mark, at u stand. Weather clear. Mer-