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For sake or Rent.
z'oE Sale ~ Private S:sse.

For Sale ~ Private S;sge.
"a The undersigned offers for sale, on
fG.szA reasonable terms, the Plantation on
ssssAaa which he resides, at Point Plaquemine
III ssass containing three hundred arpents Of
pra'r:e Iald, nearly all in cultivation. and
sixty arpentS of good wood land with all the build
ingS and Improvements. There is on the place
Carver's Improved Cotton Gn Press and
Corn Mill
Ten or twelve likely Negroes
will also be sold with the place if suitable to pur-
chaser. CHARLES B. SMITH.
Plaquenine Point, May is, lS5s-tf
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For Sale.
H'or Sale at Private Sale.

aa A likely NEGRo-BoY, aged 90 years,
a. good subject, good field hand and vacherle
a.. boy, fully guaranteed of all vices and ma
- ladies'
A NEGRO-WoMAN, 20 years DID, with her
child girl one year old she is also good subject,
house servant, field hand and washer; also qua
ranteed of all vices and rAaiadies.
For further inormations, apply to the under
signed on Bos Mallet, or to the Editor OF the Ope-
lousus Courier. FRANCOIS GUILLORY.
5th June lSJS-3m
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FOR SALE.
4 SMALL PLANTATION

|8GES HSEEY sIt1a1cu HEAR tIle IOWN OF VpeIOusAs,
ssAssassssA measuring about S6 Snrc' fetal a,pcnts
OF good at;be land about ten Of which are tolc.ube
well tlMbered lard with comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, Sar'len, orchard &c.
This plantation can be purchased cheap and upon
favorable terms
For further particulars, apply at the office Of the
Opeloi'>;s Courier. March q, 1858.
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NEW ORLEANS AND OpEIorsAs REGULAR PACKET
irM'zs-' n The steamer BAYOU BELLE
AEssEsH7fzssaa' JSo Lyons, Master. will eave Wash
zngton for New Orleans and all inter
mediate landings. every Wednesday at 10 O'Clock,
A. n end New ORLEANS tvery Saturday at ; p. VI
The Bayou Belle being of very light drausht aud
we'll calculated for the trade planters aud shippers
rely on her remaining in the trade, and running
in all stages of water.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed up
on US. May Stn, 1888.
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gQWDE@gOMBa
Boarding by the year, $l4o 90
zsas - Is the quarter, sFr 35 90
Day Scholars by the year. s.sss 40 90
az s.s., =" by the month, ,-zs 90

g., by the month, ,a 4 90
FURNITURE. "
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the year, 81 90
Washing by the month, l. SO
Medicine and the attention Of Physician in case
Of sickness, at the cost Of Parents. in which case
Parents have their option to choose their med
ical attendant
The students are expected to furnish their ats,
and their wood during the winter. 4
There will be two semi annual examinations
during each year.
at the close Of which, thatis to say, from the 5tn
Of September to- the 18th Of October, vacation will
be given to the students. 4sas.* ..ss
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THELIsmAR BIENVENU, Collector.
A TTENDS punctuay to the collection of all
IN accounts entrusted to his care, in the Parishes
of St. Mary, st. Martin, Vemillion, Lafayette and
St. Landry.
He respectfully solicits share of the public pa
tronage.
Office at St. Maytinsvile. (June 12, 1853
ST. OHlA[E2lIIa55HS MI)pLDL,
GRAND COTEAU,
Kept by Nrs. n. 6riusnler, opposite tho Goaoge.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

go y likely plantation, 3 miles from
:ss:Es Opelousas, is offered for sale at pri
4saszzsssssS. vatc sale. 1t contains l7S arpentS
of laud, 30 or 35 cf which is wood land and
the balance good for cultivation There is a
good dwelling house, negroc quarters, cotton
gin, and all the necessary cut houses and all
uuder fence
Fer particulars apply at this Office.
Opelousas, a bril- 24tl, 1858.
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ItaeoyOrg IleG1dlcotlrt,
MroTARY PUBLIC AND AUCrIoNEER in and
~ for the Parish Of St. Landry, offers his services
as such to his friends and the public in general.
His office is at his residence, near Grand Coteau.
All orders left at the store of Mr.. J. 3. Poliingue,
In Grand Coteau, will be promptly attended to.
St. Landry, April 5th, 1856.
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HILAIaSE EjESESSA ksTS.

1AAAkA ~ AA E
COLLECTION .zgs22 CR9xER,
nFFERS his services to the public OF this Par
W lsil. He has formed no partnership with any
one in either OF The above branches.
opelousas. March 18Th, lS5S.--ly.
NE ERRMAN BODEMULLER, Main Street,
u Il near Mr.. Chretien's Tailor shop. teaches
music the violin and guitar, and repairs musical
instruments and tune pianos. april 1s 1857.
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MOTT g|1Es.

From the Est of March 1858
81 all Carriage work must be paid
zss;aaaaaa for on delivery. We are. un-
AUS continue the business on any other
terms GTRRS & CLARK.
Opelousas. Feb, 9th, 1858.
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K1SSl2 SALE.
HHSEKS SALE.


4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on
IA Bayou Courta bIeau, near the Town OF WASH
ington containing about 500 acres, with about 20
or so OF cleared land. or neg o-cabns, and
fine Cypress Swamp III the rear.
A TRACT OF LAND, lying on Bayou Cour:a-
bleau, near the Town OF Washington: containing
about the number of acres, with about 60 acres
of cleared land, no Improvements.
These two tracts Will be sold separately or to-
gether, as they each other. Terms mode
rate. Apply to HALSEY & RlTCHIE,
Civil Engineers, Washington, La.
January 10th. 1858.
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Trustee's Sale.

lY Irtgs Of ed Of Trust executed to ne By Rlrhrad
- knogFs dated February To- 1872 ard recorded Ia The
Clerks oies Of the County CHuFi Of Ohio county Va 10
Qeed Book % a. page Hiu onsr Tor t,le At public
ton, The ir5ntdnGr " The Court House N county on
HoAohyi March lft' AZ o. u O'Clock =. m certain
piece parcel Of ground adjoining the addition 10 eouth
wheeling, tad cut b Noes ". Capnr and otlrrt aud
approved and confirmed by John Eog be plat o. uiSh
addtlan s ~ Teeon In The Clerks ales Of iAd court In
Deed Book 90 PIss 2iS bounded ~ iollovS 10 VII -
Beginning At The r. T. ~ Tsl ADD Mercer srget,
u t4id addition; thtnee Ih AsE 100 e; thenee n
lgE deg X ib0 fsi; thence ~ JOY deg W. iOG feet paTa
r % tsid riteourIs thence iSH dsR iGJ
VI % Tic said second 10 the btgnninF Contsnnx
about 81 Poist, more or Ie-t
Terms Of Sale, cash. BIN. EOTP.
iaH26-im Trn,t,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

ASOTHEE LETTER IRON WlsE.-Gov. Wise
wrote etter-yery brieffor him-to the AMI.
Lecomptonitcs of Indiana, on the occasion Of
their meeting ofthe ED inst He was not able
to attend. Having invited the Nation Of the
United States Of America to be present" at the
unwilling Of the Washington statue on that day,
he must necessarily be there to do the honorS
He declares that he sympatizeS with the objects
Of the Indianapolis meeting, with unspeaEabls
fervor. Not having time to go over the whole
ground again, he enclOses to them his letters
TO mass meeting at Philadelphia and ITO
Il meeting at Tammany y. Y, stating that they
are views iron which he hopes never to de.
part.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27
TRUSTEES Sale

Rf virtue Of Deed u Truit from Richard Kaovlss,
- P1Fies MedirAnahAn, Robert CambrFn and antoine
iaTIgv dated the oh day IuB- lied IN the
Cleo once Of 0hio county Court; Deed Book 82 at PAGE
+s g onri for sale ~ public igran NJ the front door
o. lhs Court 1usr oI sad county Nouiay March lst
lsSe a. II o'clock n psft NJ the property conveyed
70 mel BY said deed and sthu' dsssTbe ihrren '.rln-
nhg A. another point In tbs kts-rn line ~ Mercer street.
On Eons Add'n 70 south Whs-llnED s1iendts 10 drE
T. o3 feet from the sad SJu hast corner Of Lot 93S
on Boa street. In sOth Whsslins thener u deg r. 10
thence 10 deg ". lD0 feet 10 point; thence n t9E drr
w. 100 tes 70 the beginning. C.E;Nling shout 81 poles
Terms o. Sale, cash. D. ~. E0FY,
jaHg5-lm Trnsts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

ExrRAOuUSAaY YiELD OF conS,-Ths Rock.
port Democrat Spencer county, Ind) publishes
tho affidavit Of two reliable citizens to tho effect
that an acre of ground in the cOrnfcld of Ma.
thiSs Sharp, OfthSt county, was found BY mea.
Surcment To have produced one hundred and
twenw'sescn bushels We think, after reading
this, everybody will be disposed to '.acknOw-
ledge the corn"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

Mssws Eai,on In the editorial column OF
the Time, of the 2Srd inst. there appeared a
lusubrious leader, bewailinG the action Of the
City Council at it. last meeting, locking towards
the appointment Of an Attorney for the city,
and intimating that it would prove unjust and
unfair to throw Mr.. Caldwell out because he
was absent, attending to the interests OF the city
in another capacity. Nov VIC like consistency
in action, and would inquire where is the great
wrong in placing some one else in the position
OF Mr.. Caldwell! We have the weight of pre-
cedent to justify the Council in the course they
propose to pursue.
When Mr.. Cranmer was elected to the LeCis.
Ia'ure at the last session, whilst he was absent
attending to the interets Of the civ in that
body, the City Council, without consulting him
or his friends, declared the office vacant and
elected Mr. Caldwell to take his place: and has
been intimated this was done at the instance Of
Mr, Caldwell, but of this will not say certain.
III, but It may have been so.
Now, MeSsrs. Editors, what is sauce for the
goose, is sauce for the gander" II it be wrong
10 take action in Mr. Caldwell's absence. ask
You il it was right to take action in the absence
Of Mr.. Cranmer! For one years services Mr..
CrOnmer received the paltry sum Of mn dol.
lars for attending TO the business Of the city At
a time when the appeals were ten times in mum.
Der what they have been since
fall" EoUITy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

ASTI'LrcoNPToS MEETSG ~ CrScIxSlu.-
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Thursday saws !:
The call for an And.Lecompton Democratic
meeting, to be held in this city at Smith i Nix.
on's Hall Tuesday night next, has been signed,
We are informed, By Stanley Matthews, Esq,
District Attorney for the Southern District Of
Ohio; by Judge Caldwell, Dr. Quinn, ". C.
Mcdowell, Esq, Geo II. Ketchum, ESQ, by the
editor Of the German Democratic paper in this
city and qy many other gentlemen well known
nS Democrats, the appearance Of whose names
in such connection is Significant, The Douglas
men throughout the Northwest are making
desperate effort, taking long pull strong pull
and pull altogether, as they say. The President
will probably try his hand on the head of the
Honorable District Attorney. Mr.. Matthews
it is understood, would not object to martyrdom
in this form We presume that he is expected
to make the tptece at the forthcoming demon.
stratiOn:
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"oa, Stanley On ~

A wealthy jew residing near Selma, Arkan.
saS, has in his possession Shekel which wad
struck in the mint Of Iudea, seventeen hundrcs
and thy years ago. 1t is about the size Of u
halfa dollar, but the silver is so impure, that its
intrinsic value is hut fifteen cents. The owner
would hardly part with the relic for as many
hundred dollars. It has benin his family dive
hundrc,l and sixty year,. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27
DISTRESSING CALAMirY-Ca Catholic Psmal

DIsTREsslSd CALAMTY-CatAoHe Female
ACADEMY and Ciureh Destroyed.-The Louis.
vile journal of the 22d says:
We are panied to learn that, on Saturday
morning about o'clock, the Loretto Female
Academy, situated on the line Of the railroad be.
tween New Haven. and Lebanon, and about
twelve miles from the latter place, was detroy.
ed by fire, together with the church, the cloth.
ing Of the Sisters and scholars; and the furni.
ture. In fact nothing was saved. Happening
80 early in the morning, it is strange that no
lives were lost but VIC are happy to state all es,
capped without personal injury. The loss will
not fall short Of 1000, with no insurance
Besides this, one Of the most valuable libraries
in the state was destroyed, some Of the volumes
Of which cannot BE- replaced perhaps. The fire
was purely accidental.
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PRANE

The Real CANS or CALnouN.-The KickapOO
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, in his
letter Of Feb ., 1858, says:
"The programme of the Lecomptonites has
nnwittingly leaked out. 1t Is this: Calhoun
has leil man here TO issue certificates to the
officers elect, who are pro slavery according TO
his count whenever the Constitution passes
through Congress, which fact he is to telegraph
to his said agent atthe earliest opportunity. As
soon as the members Of the Legislature receive
their certificates, they are to meet Mt Fort Leay.
enworth, elect Calhoun aud Isaacs, United States
Senators, and adjourn sine die What the State
officers are to do we are not informed. The
game is very desperate one, and il is very Ger.
tain that Calhoun has staked his BOTTOM dol.
lar" on the result. II the Constitution passes
Congress, know Of no two men who would be
better entitled to its advantages, or better repre-
sentntivcs Of the Lecompton party, than the two
above named. II is not expected That either Of
them will ever enter the Territory again. as cit.
liens, and they would very lilly carry out in
fraud, the game thus fraudnlently begun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

THE editor Of newspaper down east has been
bled-to improve the circulation Of his paper.
a quaint writer has de6aed time as the vehicle
that carries everything into nuthing.r
AperfumHr should make good editor, be
cause is accustomed to make elegant extracts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

"RrvIrw OF Gov. wlsE's TAHNASr LITTER
BY An EMlSESr Virginia SrArrsNAN,"-The
Richmond SoutA, Of Tuesday last, contains an.
other letter with the above caption, nearly two
columns in length, signed "a virginian."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

THE PAcr,c IorEL DlsAsrra The St. Louis
Republican Of Tuesday says
The number Of the dead is now eighteen,
three from injuries received in jumping or fall.
ing from the windows, and the remainder from
burning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

PAILuREs IN THE CIrIES The business men
Of Baltimore withstOOd the late financial panic
better than those of the commercial cities Of
Philadelphia, New York and Boston. With its
1900 business houses, Baltimore showed So
talureS to 9l6 in New York $50 in Philadelphia
and 25S in Boston.
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Trustee's Sale.

pr Virtas % Deed ofJTTuTt from ". H. Russell WIN.
- L. AeAfse and others 70 me- beaFng july al
and Of record In Ohla County IN Deed Book a. pGFr SO
Offer for ale the following described Gepsttg 70 Wit
e WHRELitG WinD0H GLlts WnlEs lnciHdinF Lots nun
bsTed 10 the original plat Of North whstllnI a. 90 G1
~ NE sad HS'kl being In eouirlgts running order
Also, " pot ven seasoned, and all tie ihplFnrnis
ehsFy As 10 utr or belonging 10 said EsIks For
On Reasonable terms. Possession EiVsn July. IE4s.
janis Apply TO 7. %. MoATEE, Trustee.
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\ KicGNG ScCNE N CoSGnEss-A CORES.
pendent Of the Norfolk Argus, signing himself,
belts gives the following particulars Of a
scene in the House Of Representatives. gener.
ally overlooked by the Washington letter wri.
ters
Whenever call Of the House l. ordered, the
doors are locked to prevent those that are absent
from coming in the meantime and answering to
their names. W. Wright, Of Tennessee, and
Mr. Elliot, Of Kentucky, after answering to their
names, had occasion to leave the hall few mo
ment-. and IN returning bcckoned to one Of the
officers Of the House through the glass door to
admit them, who was proceeding to unbar the
door, when Potter, Of Wisconsin, told him not
to admit them. The officer being n slbOrdi.
nate and not understanding this rules Of the
IlouSe obeyed Potter. Potter then amused
himself by mockingly and deiiyely laugh.
lug At the situation Of McsSrs. Elliott and
Wright
In the meanwhile Elliott procured brickb1t,
and holding il up to the view Of the officer, told
him il he did not unbar the door he would
smash il in and his head too. This frightened
the officer, who ran and brought the principal
dOorkeeper TO the scene Of action, explaining
meanwhile the circumstances OF the case. The
principal doorkeepcr acknowledged the tight Of
Elliott and Wright to admittan,e and unbarred
the door Whcrenpon Mr. Wright made a very
brisk application Of his pedal extremity to the
person Of Potter, for lis inpudcnt Interference.
The future yalorouS leader received bis chaStse.
ment in humility and meeknCSs, until Wright,
after kicking to his hearts content, turned to 90
To his seat Potter then ran his hand in his DO.
som aS ii to draw weapon.
Wright remMked-'Do You have tire impu.
dence to feign drawing a weapon on mes' Pot.
ter nodded assent. Whereupon Wright return.
ed to the former application Of his foot In the
meantime two Of Potter's allies came to his res
cue and attempted to interfere. Elliott imme.
diately seized both Of them, holding one in each
hand as with the grip Of vice, aud calling to
Wright to let the id raScal'S friends see him
kicked well since they chose to interfere. -
Wright, with two spectators to stimulate him,
returned to the attack with renewed yigor. and
only deSistcd when through exhaustion he could
kick no longer aud then left the clicked future
leader to the coincidence of his spectator al.
lies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

JrsT one week ago the editors Of the New
Orleans PcNyune were presented with haskell
ot strawberries which they describe as large,
full, rich and emitting the pureSt and most deli.
CiouS aroma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

MEMPHIS FlEESES on 4 SrmEE.-we learn
from the Memphis AraLmelet h't tbc Fire Com.
Panies Of that city have closed their engine
houses, and the members have retired from &C.
tive service for tho present. PIacards were dis.
played upon the doors of some Of the houses,
warning citizens that the Companies would re.
SpOnd to no alarm of FIRE until the streets 'dried
mp" or until the Recorder reconsidcred his opin.
ion in filming certain tiremcn on Saturday for
hauling their apparatus on the sidewalks The
Aremsn allegc that the streets are in so muddy
a condition that they cannot pull the engines.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27
DENTISTRY

TNuE andrr gnsl respectfully Inform the public thatthry
have associated -ms,lset together Tor the practice
Of Dentistry Tbrr ocr IL u lt Market STREET tytwvrh
Monroe and UninR sts shsrr thrJ ui bs happy 10
their friends Alj AT Others w'hlns the services Of
Drutst.
They both Itadspts and for 'yeral yranthe aist
ants Of The late Dr. uhSn, and the senior pATtnsr has
bcrn constantly engaged 10 The hmsr for the
last eleven yrars lrnF uhctims hr AcquAln
ted With Of the lsadnF Dentists 10 almost all the
ctrs q The United States, and has ftmAussd himself
With their vhroui pccalaritrt To operating Thsy there.
fore feel confident Of being able 10 give entire Satisfaction
To all who may favor them With Ihrif paironAss.
AIR ROBERTSON, 81 D.
Wheeling, NoV.is, 1851. JANIS ORR.
N.B-Nr'sTsR R. o. take pleasure In referring, by p
aiisson, 10 the following gentlemen!
". Weed, y. D. Hon Geo W. Thompson, liii Hon ARA
CadWcll Morgan Nelson, ESQ, NJ. EoH Req, br John
frsscli, Dr.. WI. Bates Dc. X u. Camnius, Dr o.. A..
lldTeih. ID. = TODD, TAsnt Della plain, John KEots
Esq., NeClAllrbs. kbov Co, Marsh Taylor. natig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

Why rus PnEsipEr DID Nor GO 70 RrcH.
NoSr,-president Buchanan was urgently ro.
qucSted to attend thOiuAuguration of the Wash.
instOn Statue st Richmond, on the 92d, but did
not go. The Richmond Wing says
We presume the reason is, that he couldn't
stomach the idea of riding in the same carriage
with Wise We admire his delicacy, his self.
respect, aud his good sense. Ina word, we ap.
prove his determination to stay Away-under
the circumstances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

TnERr ismuch agitation OF thsstreet railroad
question it the city of Baltimore. Nearly every.
body is in favor Oft roads but the property
holders along Baltimore street are anxious that
aline Of the road shall not be located on that
great thoroughhre The Baltimore American
says:
We have heard it stated that the object Of the
Company is to construct track for their cars
on another route, going Fast on one street and
West on another. This would undoubtedly be
beneficial to the property located on those
streets, and would tend to increase its value for
business purposes-but wc rather think il would
DO at the expense Of Baltimore street, which
would lose all the omnibus travel that now con.
centrateS 90 Il, and have drawn from its foot.
ways to the streets on which the east and west
tracks are laid thousands of those who now
throns this great thoroughhro Of the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

Th, most Durable, Con- ete AMI Rapid hand or pSWsr
Corn Nrer and Separator has b.-n pronounced b.
peteut iairrs Farmers, Agrieuurasls and Others the
most almplc powerful and rapid machr Cor Ihrlng aud
separating Corn ever Inverted, that will be Tor tErnty
Year, 70 come u eau he propelled With perfect by
boy from 10 TO ]! years Of age aud WILL SHELL BUSH
III PR MINUTE separating ths Corn itom the cob aud
without breaking particle % rliNrF
Dealers In Patrnt, Manufacturers and Spectators aho
wish 10 make fortune Win AtmAi eRuttal, should puf
chase Right AZ once. There t. money In this monopoly.
County Rights fJr The states Of Virsnla, Norih Carolina
and dcorfa are selling Az prices that VI insure az i'm
msnss proht Call early, - they IRE rapidly rhAnFiaF
hAhd, CAL aud g. operat-, at saith Gorfef cor
nsr Of Main and Qliuey streets.
Address, D. MCLINTOOK
ichts Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-27

NEW Firm.

- pRs HlRrLErT TISciIElL, pehti'ts, iti
- Mats,isuott, opposite Wasldu lton Hall, Whss.
>ILILtyiufNa.
Dr. Wihrbt bvinfcompslisdhy he rapidly lneTcAsng
husnsss TO add % hs facilities iur doirf he fams takes
iAeasntti ntotmnT his isHdt Apd hu puhe hathy hss
formed busuets connection With \ :, arurit NJ. D.,
Hho has hal hssb psfsncs iuthS b-u
llpt0ftsslau,
prs n W are prepared 4, perform every sPtrat'vnu
tnffCal and Mechanical prhtstr, finilat gh, and
pFartsr atbr latest TIE btutal ATt aud
guarSc ratfnr beauty, turahlts and pfactlcal atliy
thvr ATtlheIal rcgth stsllRot BE- surpassed.
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