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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
T-CTTCE-

- TCCTJCE-
IN the matter of the settlement of the es'.,c G:
LudwicA PAcceCr, dcceorcd, la.o Of CE.lis ,ua
qne township y Northumberland county.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the widow
~ and !c'ict cf said deceased, has nrGa her sc-
lection Of the personal property Of said deceased,
according to the act of Assembly, made end
provided for in such cases, which will be pre-.
scented 10 the Orphans Court for approval on
Monday, the End day Of August next,
JOS. NESDrT, Administrator.
ShamoA,n township, April II, ls5s.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
tCouespoDiepce Of the n 4. TtibunsI
T'1ls LAST KANSAS SCENEIN CeNuRrS
WAaniso7og, April 90, l2iP. NJ

WAaHso7oa, April 90. l2i p. NJ.
The Kansas Conference COMMITTEE mot al
II o'clock this morning. Mcssrs. Hunter.
Green, Seward and Howard, were present,
and Messrs. English and Stephens absent -
As a majority Of the House Committee was
without quorum. The Committee nre still
10 session: The Administration claim ten TO
fifteen majority In the House for Euglish's
bill. Fourteen Of the Douglas men are against
it. No vote will probably he taken to-day,
as after the report Of the Committee, the
printing of the bill, which as yet has only been
in manuscript, will Re insisted On.
/. M.-Thc Committee have agreed and
will report today. The ordinarce which is
to be submitted ia declared TO be mn amend.
ment OF the ordinance adopted by the lie.
compton Convention.
LATrR.-Mr. English presented the report
Of the Committee Of Conference NJ cssrs
Seward and Howard dissenting lie reud n
heavy Union saving speech in support Of the
report aud moved that it be printed, and us
signed for enc o'clock tomorrow.
Motions were made to postpone for one
two or three weeks, to give tine to consider
the proposition, nud to take the sense Of the
country upon it.
Mr.. No~ard spoke in favor OF postpouiny
for two weeks.
y motion to postpone ill the second Mon
va! -, lay WAS "UoP'eu " vote o' yeas loo
HHis lO?' -.
rnS h ,. ~ Gie ietVron''ST % are 'Iuuut' Iii
a.ItM " ,"a'' 81 W
Megsrs. Cobb. B!own Thompson and other
i,lios nf,boir r,rI1ios in ,ln -. "',,,
,c Voc tri,,[oh "
ftrJ man never walked ont cC ,ba IioII,C tbo
Uorsnor Rcorrsnrt"tiycst tbo,,Le oco,r,,t,,,
leaders to.dav Tbnir rarc is tnrnnd nariii
lar,y against Messrs, Oniimnn MISSY non.
ham IS o. shorter rrj Stillwcr,h Al, !
and IIill and Trinpe iGa,l Who conlj NO, he
drlYu or presscd into sauctjo,,n, Mr. E,r
lsjLs ccEtriyancc. e
An epi.ode on the floor showed l,,o cvc..o.
rent among the southern members Tr
Trippe explained his reasons for voting for 4
postponcmcnt in opDo,ition io Tho ,n,iori.r
Of bis party in = manly and sensible sprcc6
indicating his personal iadrrcndepce. Mr.
Hill wished to make similar cxpIonxiio1
but Mr.. Gartrcll, also oCGcorcia, obir',Td,
"Who objects :" !nauircd I'm. turu;n~ io.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

THE RApBIT TRADE IN Be- GTvW-It is al
mos. incredible to what degree Of impor-
tance this branch Of trade has attained in
Flanders within the last six or seven years.
There are fifty thousand skinned carcasscs of
these animals exported weekly to England
more than two and half millions annually
whore they find a ready market as articles Of
food while it IS difficult to sell them in Flan-
ders at twenty-five cents apiece. The prepa-
ration and coloring Of the skins gives en-.
ployment, in Client alone, to more than two
thousand workmen, and. since the business
sPrug up few years ago, the export Of these
skins to America, France and Russia has be-
como very considerable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
Estate of Lemuel Roadarmel, deceased.

NoTiCE is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
~ mIu,strati0n, on tie estate Of l.emuel
Roudarmel, laIcot Shamokinlown, Norihumber.
land county, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber All persons indebted - said estate
will please make immediate payment, and those
having rllians present them duly authenticated
for se!'cmcn;.
\. B.-Ihc subscriber viii attend at the house
Of y. y. Lake, Esq, for that purpose on Satur-
dcy, June 5lh, next.
MARY ANN ROADARMEL, Adm'trix.
Sha nUhin, April Il, ls5s.--Gt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

NEW CoaHIsH PUMrIEG ENGINE.-Mr Geo.
w. Snyder OF PJtsvilla recently turned ont
OF bis establishment, large and superior Cor.
nish Steam Engine of 500 horse power to be
used at the lleckschervlle Colliery Of Mr.. L.
Borda. 1t was put in operation on Monday
last, and performed to the satisfaction of oil
interested. y g5odiy number Of gentlemen
were present as guests of Mr. Dorda, who dis.
played much cou .tesy and generosity il their
entertainment. The engine is direct acting,
and high pressure, constructed on the Cornish
principle and has 10 feet stroke. The steam
cylinder has diameter OF so inches. IL is
supplied with steam from six boilers each, 33
feet long aud "a inches in diameter. This
engine connects directly with, and drives two
pole pumps, both the same lift, 90 inches di-
ameter and having 10 feet stroke. The
columns Of the pumps, are ofthe same dame
ter, and are each I20 feet in length from the
sump to the delivery. The weight Of water
in the two columns will almost reach $4,000
lbs The two pumps are capable Of throwing
326 L. S gallons at each stroke, and may DO
run from to 8 strokes per minute, although
on the occasion alluded to they made but
strokes, with about 80 lbs. Of steam TO the
square ibeb.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

p, Office is hereby given that letters cf "A.
~ n!in!s.raton have been granted to the sub
scrlber on the estre Of Mary Cook, late OF Point
township, Northumberland county, deceased -
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment and those having claims
10 present them for settlement.
WM. II. NAPLES, \ Adm'r
Northumberland, April II, ls5 TT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
Northumberland Bridge Company

Northumberland Bridge Company.
4 y election for officers Of the Northumberland
IA BTldge Company, 10 serve for one year, will
he held 1t the house Of Mrs. Burr, in NorthuIn-
berland, on MONDAY, the Cd day Of May next.
The election will open at | o'clock, P. NJ, and
close at ! o'clock, p. NJ. The books ard ac-
counts Of the company will he submitted to the
stockholders for their inspection, a, the same
time ana place.
D.. ..BR AUTIGAM, President.
April 10. ls5s.--4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

SrI""l"H L| ~ G1 % 10 90 30 -
The Nh York Mul Train connects With the ..-r.s
song last. uu d l.. a " RaiIgtd.
Agr.re ~ New York l. T. VI.
DO rhuderaa, ~ Cal-lcn X Am53y Ru.Ioa5,
% Z. N. -
f"r. n.n Rupert to New Norh 50 90. Baggage cls,a-
cd through.
TIE accommodation Train North, connects q. Srip,ton
with tie Ia Tess Train Wet, On the D. J. ; ", E4-
read.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

Charming must be the swamps Of Florida,
which are said to be capable of producing five
hundred bushels Of frogs to the acre, with
alhga,Grs enough for fencing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
NOTICE

TENIE Stockholders Of the Shamokn Steam
Il Ferry and Towboat Company, are hereby
notified, that all election will be held at the office
of the Company, in the borough OF Sunbuty, on
Monday, the Sd day OF May next, to choose five
Directors 10 serve the ensuing year
HENRY BONNET, Secy.
Sun.lnrv, ApEil II, Is5S.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
GOING SOUTH

The Philadelphia Mal v.aGclUE Ili, connects with
tie Mal Tram a. Rupert gong last at ~ r. NJ. for
Cattawissd, Port Clmon louisville Reading, &c arliv
ing at Phadclpbia, al 25 L. VI Also with Mail Train
going West al O'clock T. NJ Tor Danyi!e Milton Nun.
ey, WI.amspoTt and EInua.
Passengers by the O'Clock 7. NJ Tram goirg S.utb
can take the II O'Clock I. NJ EXpess tain faT f. mira
and the West OF lodge at bJomsbuIs and take the o.
clock A. NJ TTam gong East, arriving NJ PLl.Aaepea or
Harrisburg % ~ noou.
81. J.LLAVFSlVORT
AAlI.h -, 1850 -ar Superintendent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
EoR REMT

gEYIiE Store Room in Market street, formerly
4 occupied by p. W. Gray. Apply to the ex.
ecutor0 Of IL. Masser, deceased.
April II 1883.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS


n . IT CFI5.
/ MEEl lNG of the Stockholders Of the 1'-c.
4 vorton Coal and Rail Road Company, will
bc held at the Girrri House in Philadelphia, on
TUESDAY, i!th MAY, proximo. at eleven
o'clock, Dy Urjcr,
Z. Il. JOHNSON, Scc'y.
hp-i IL IaJS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
Prices Reduced to Gait the Times |!

Prices Reduced to Gait The Times
MAg2lIQ9E1sEiJ, J91GOTgTSyTeo
tLATs WHITE swAH)
Race Street oboue Third. philadelphia.
i'1E Proprie,ofs oT the eve yp,n.hno,vn establish
slowed upon them the pns; yonr take this eicd of in
forming their friends and the ~ bic that they are still
partdto accommodate them VI favored with n call
Daring the Niniei mUnths the koase has been N rcng
renovated, improvements made ant uter extensive al
teranons in contemplation
We are determined to devote our whole attention 10
business aud latar ourselves with the conviction that
shall be able TO give general satisfaction
SIDES & SLOWER,
.- Bucc Street. above Ih.fI.
TERMS. ST . pcr day
:, N d. Carriages win always be in readiness {, convey
ncpus 4 =
Philadelphia, April 10, isJs.--am
ENUIT, AUTs ANE1 EsssUVAsEDNs,
y. IIEI.fIEGS,
No. Il North Uh9rrrs, THHa9clplil.
100000 lis Dticd Apples,
5000 bushels Pea Nuts.
Gy0 barrels Gicen Apples,
500 bp.Hs Oranges.
900 boxes Lemons.
"CGG bushels Potatoes,
1900 husEcl: Baaus,
lUG to7. Pickles,
Also ka!sine. Figs, pruHos, g., IN store ard
for sale @, tie lowest Yriccs.
April 10. lSiS.--iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01

March 20, l558.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
HOTELS.

ITO vfgTynRs ~ HAvANA.-THH AnxpfCAN AHD
YuSopess 1otsi-rhe subsenSerr take pleasure an
ncunss9 70 ne Travelling public .hai a.sr new boz
Cerrs w be ready for The accommodates o. vt9sSL
and secr he Is DAY Of January, ye6s The osaace 49,
hysss Of NE NOS, hfelg On ne sAna - m'Ss
been spared 70 nats ccoyscsr. nd Ss ns p
MAIZE heir mes ceufrtsbie end ks Ths Asuse ssa
slsd % he Caissda Real Del 0crro No ~ Csrre hswnaA
ke charge q seth pens s.d k.s.sse - VI ~
t,-reS At xe house. Also hsse wn be omnibuses read
osss 70 convey psssessers fee q chsxys v ne hotel
w w0OLOOTTk CO.. Prcprtstora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
AsTROI.OgY.


q CLAIRvoYANTs-THE WHEREABOUTS OF AB
n friends correctly told; all diseases
cured best advice given respecting business
n the best clairvoyant America kesdence -, nroonc
street between Elizabeth aud Mott ssusacuon gwen.
IN SPRING sTRrFT-CbAIRyoyANCE sEy.
IIU MOrR the most successful medical and business
caiyvovan IN America Consultations on business sickness,
abaept frends Lost property &C. and satisfaction
GRAY hair restored 10 ~ original color without fail.
IO1 CANAL sTREET.-THE CELEBRATED errsy
4U fortune teuer will reveal past present and frure
.,rsv fortune trper - New York. Fee 90 cents
srporocy-MADAME LANE CAN BE CONSULTED
.bou love and absent friends she tells ALI
he events al NE 1O4 Elizabeth street. Grand Ladies
Ss cent? gentlemen so cents sns speedy marriages.
A sTRoLooy.-MADAM BRUCE, THE MYSTERIOUS
"a veaed lady, has returned 10 the city, and be
suted with al Of life Mt her NJ foreyr
street. blocks cas- Of the Bowery near Grand street.
stairs.
a sTROrOGy MADAME vANHdRN CAN BE COE-
a suited AT t Canal street matters concerning love,
marriages lawsuits business sickness and All future events
~ e and VIII cause speedy marriages Gray hair resorro
TO Va original color.
NT1ss A. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUsINBss
M clarvoyant will find absent friends los stolen
goods advise business and give deineas af character
Residence a9 Greene street room No. !, second accr.
NoTrCR.-NRs. PIEURy NO. 2s3 BRooME STREET.
IN gives true inormaos all Of life, by the shss
Of NE planets and questions business marriage
absent friends, &c by magnetism She speats French Eng
lish aud German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

L,URNITURE wANTED-IN SMALL. OR LARGE on AN
titles fair value will be gven for furniture carpets
paintings hooks NC ~ lGtDh avenue Jefferson mar
set Storage for furniture can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
HELF WANTED-FEMALEs.

4 SUPERIOR MILLINER wANTED-TO 90 tt
"A Bridgeport, Connecticut Good wages will be paid
Only The best hands need inquire Call NJ Cooper IL
Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
MUIR 4 sONs, SPARKLING EDINBURg ALE IN
M ported direct from the brewery In fine order and
for sale by the the cssk DOZEN FAGfF corner o
Canal and vestry streets. "
DECEIVED PER KANGAROO, SEVERAL CASKS AND
~ cases OF genuine old London dock hraude sae by
bottle demohn case, &c. and TO which respectfully in
wife public attention. "
CHAs II. TALBOT co. 70 Liberty street,
CAMuFT ELLISON, AGENT FOR WILLIAM YOUNGER
~ Co e Edinburg ae.-For sale by the hogsb.,d and
gallon us ale IL the best on draught in this country
hrandes wines gins, &C. the finest imported this market
Beaver. ~ ~ '
WHIsKEys-TRrsH AND SCOTCH OF THE OLDEST
w tmportstons also London ard swan GIN old jamaica
run Bourbon and Monongahels whiskeys Scotch alec Lon
don ana Dublin porter In quantities 10 suit purchasers by
CHAs. ~ TALBOT co. IS Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
FRENCH ADVERTIsEM EsTs.

TYNE DAME FRANCHISE DBsIRERAIr TRoUvER
u place pour Ia couture, LAYER repasser s'adres
chez NJ Kohler, 1873 Hester at, de 10 heures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

4 vIGILANT AND COMPETENT NAN OF ENERGY
"A and system with long experience superintendent
Of facory wishes 70 nd new engagement he !: pracu.
he books the works by double entry First class refer
his present employers Address Progress Newown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

mo JEWELLERS. "A JrwELLER, VINO Is GENERAL
workman wishes 70 procure s,ushon having had
10 years experience he links he would be useful store
take charge Of the obbins Any wishing W employ
BAN will please address Industry, Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
UrAM1IJEs AND OTHERS CAr OBTAIN ExuEI.LENT
servants Immediately At wages salt ALL ~ the
Domestic nstute and Home 1913 tlth st. Of 9Th
This extensive home has abundance OF civil capable
help. Conducted by respectable American lady.
No CHARGE MADE TO EMPLOYERS AT MORRIS
IN COHNERT a COZ employment Office, 1863 Broadway,
Franklin street where always be obtained
superior female bep for situations Of description
city and country English, German, Scotch, Irish, &C
VLrANTED-sEvERAL COOKS, GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w houseworh, cha nbermsids FOR city and country q,
MORRIS COHNERI cos, @3 Br )adway entrance
Franklin st. As charge made EMPLOYERS al the above
once girls are secured 10 find these places always the
shortest time.
yXrANTEp-A CLERK FOR A STEAMER, A SHIPPING
w clerk two young men 70 travel with merchant three
clerks for dry goods and grocery for
roads three pore~s salesman one conductor
and three girls to travel Apply to GI1EN Co.. No Ess
broadway.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

Piles Iilesi Ltrcrl Lireri,- All diseases or
loss of tone in the bowels, such ms Plies, Pro-
lapsus Uteri, Festula, &C., are benefited by tie
Peruvian Syrup. 1t ruritiesithe products of
digestion, fayors the healthy action Of The in.
testines, and prevents the accumulation Of re,
fuse matters, aud the coStivencss which are the
cause of many of these weakening diseases
In Liver Complaint it is unrivalled The liver
being the great purifying organ arress in it's
substance many morbid products, the fertile
sources Of disease. E. Booking, Agent, No. 81
Mnnrnn street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
RIVER AND WEATHER.

CIScISNATI July T.-Riyer ii feet by water
works mark, and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry IS.
PIr4sBuno, July River 8 feet il inches
by metal mark, milling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry ST.
LOUISVILLE, July = River falling; 5 feet in
eana7 s . feet on tlie silallowest bars TO Cairo
Weather clear. Mercury 1912.
ST. Louis, July River fallen nearly feet
since Saturday, still reccding Allupper streams
continue to decline; upper Mississippi quite
low with only 4 j 2 feet ON the bar at Dubuque.
Weather clear Mercury Us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
aECOLxD ouOOh
OF SPRING AND SUMMER
DIR Y. GOODS.

THE subscriber htveg just the
tir' hsG, 10 state to is customers and te nuh-
lie ia general tlat lie = prepared to ssh the atsi
gains Ia fine Summer Dress Goods RI Of which
eete fron the lat=at styles market bought stogtt
3 cash.
Fine orgend7 Lawn Robes, usually sold for 9s wifi sell
Tor 81, 81 and huGnbuE. Cha!y Robes side stripes
and double asrtS, --latest styles cheap Tie
Target OF chally Lace Asutilas, I'll pri
ces, Tsry O1e. largs Of ParHso!s comprising all
qus=, and co;crs, al prices, and la,
assortment Of BOn.vs, such Durstahles wiov Lace,
CrinoInr, Ncupuau; and also R4ats, aud wLt,
5 well as Straw NrHi-ollIal
Besides the above tGeTal assortment OF Dry GondE,
. too mum, U1eI.tion.
Ladies will well cali LOOK themselves,
WINGED that they will e PLEASED with The price aud quality
OF Goods ALIEN. IIEYMAA,
uiy4 13T Main s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

Dteking a Homaa.- Alfred Evans was up
be re AID Duty, charged with following a
servant girl, of rather doubtful character, over
t" the Island, en'icimg her to the river batk,
stripping and ducking her in the water, all TOR
ajoke He was tincd five. dollars and costs,
and was sent Jail in default of payment. On
the way to the callubooSc m.-oI his ftiends
intsrpo>ed aud got him rcra I'd o payment OF
the fine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

july T.-Lelters from Tie Utah correspond
ent of the DsmOcrat. who is travelling with
headquarters, says Gen. Harvey staff reach.
ed poipt on Little Blue two hundred aud forty
five. miles west OF Fort I.e;lyenworih, on dune
ODD. All well and in excellent spirits. The
letters contain no news. The roads arc good.
Weather tic. The headquarters are progress.
ing rapidly. The third column under Col May
was ovcitakcn on the evehii of the 23d.
Gov Denver passed through this city ca rout0
for Washington.
a dispatch from Nehraska City says: Ok
trains returning from Fort Keari,cy are in fine
condition, AID report good roads. number of
mcnt freight.
ecorrcspondents Of the y. Y HeralL, Gin
cinnaii Gmzette aud Commercial, lett Tor Utah
ON June 30th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
CINrINNAIla Market.

july Flour tii'uu at S3,@Ua4,25 for fair 10
choice Extra. In Grain no change. Whisky
iir,u at 2Oc. Nothing done in Provisions; Mess
Pork cid firuIly at Sis; Bacon 5gY Shoulders
aud Sides z. Sugars very firm at to &c.
Molassts 34a35.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.

JuLY Flour quiet but steady. Wheat
sales rcd at I,20al,25 white ST ,25al, 81 3;
sales old Wheat at s ,Guai,O5 Corn steady at
71nT3c for white, T6a7S for yellow. W hisky
quotes at 22s23 l-2. Provisions dull and un-
changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
Mn nel-lesterday morning man

U4n Dronnea Yesterday morning a man
named Mathew PringIe, who was engaged in
,poai,ing the wheel of the steamer Convoy, lost
iit balance and fell down into the water. In
G,,rn. he struck his head against the wheel,
and when he appeared upon the surface of the
water he was bleeding profaselY. Being badly
stunned, he made no effort to recover himself
ond no assistance being nigh, he sank to rise no
mHt. The deceased WASH resident of Stenben
vile. aud was a new hand ON the beat. a
Iib,,al reward will be paid by Captain o'Ncal
for the recovery of the body. He had dalk
hair, dark complexion, was abont five feet fl c
inches in height, anda little stoop shonldered
Al last accounts the body had lot been recOv-
cred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
AMBROTYPES

wRlUHI CASNOE BE sUnPAssED,
AM3ROrYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AMBRolYPEs GIVING TIE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Papa, Shcet-lyOn, i0teat Leather, de-
Taken any weather and warranted eqUui any thecity
AT the CITY GALLERY OF AKT,
SO, MOnrOe street.
an2O-1y G. A. GRIFFIN Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

A1'y one finding fine embroidered ladies
handkerchief lost soine where in the city on
Tuesday. will confer favor and receive althcr'l
reward by leaving it at the office Of the Mcclure
House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

Tic Too ''1ts.,nes $. The newspaper emeute
on Monroe stree: is still in an unsettled and
highly edifying condition. There are 1.-TWO
Ti'neses" in the field, both of Which will see
Hard Times lingering around their cabin do r
II they continue to war against each other
However, tie old concern has been intimate
with hard times pretty m,vh all its Iif', and
ought t" he able, by this time, to bear good
deal The idea Of publishing two newspapers
Of the same name, in the same city, lisa perfect
absurdiiy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08
SPECIAL NO TIC Is.
PHOPOGRA PHS.

81 The llice to obtain q uooD PHOTOGRAPH IS a,
WYAes GALLERY, lss Main st opposite Union, wher,
this style Of plesrr s 10 tolf Teyreseubls
engraving, sp Is;Grs the paro w,.si NJ
In open FRAMES oae sitting only is necessary froduel
any naHosr IRON III same subject They The cheap
est peturts when more than one Is desired. -
Old Dague-reotypes ami copied TO any size
Bring In your fading Dasuerreotypes them re
stored and made permanent.
Every styl. OF picture taken with lspao
at WiKE'S GALLERY,
je29 NHin ST., opposite Union.
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lmNiTY BAY, July7-lO a. m.-The wealth.
or is clear and beautiful; Wii,d west. No signs
of the telegraph feet.
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oEcn q aizei and believe otFss7 ~ respectfully
Csigned) D4SIEL I,ATit>fS Z CO.
fIickoIy Grove, Sc cisTle. c. 40. No.. Is. e..

Hickory Grove Sc Ciarlee &C., slo.. Nsy Is. isC5.
PROF. .. J. W00iiassr Bic Zine last sulaG.tT
we're adsced IIsiT Restorative,
is Effects we're 50 wondsgfa ii = d sou al
the afflicted, report IL.
Our LISTS sons 6csd FOR sOe tinss- had perfectly
covered with sores, Etd called II scsi5
haE almcst entirely ~ 1usicr, SbsE =
ff' nd seeing his tGer,nes Aysed " % i;esto
it'd iii iittiz hoie fsucccE, 6ui or suI.
prise, aud that nf all frieds. YEA appeAiioas
removed the dis=ase entirely, and aud I1uTzis eIo
OF haiT started cut and tl boy
has healthy scalp, and I1zurfalt ca lair
ay other eiI. We thyFeDTe. and Do gse5y recon-
y1ur Restorative, erferf remedy al tiss &c
Of shesSi,lr and hhiE. Vt are you're respectfully,
GEORGE ". t5GINRJrTITSH.
gARAH A.