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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ready Made Clohing.-Messrs. sien 4
Bro, of the old established Ready Made Cloth
ing House, on Monroe street, are in receipt of an
entire new and superior stock of Ready Made
Clothing for the Spring and Summer trade
They have purchased their present stock with
cash, and of course at reduced rates. They
have adopted exclusively the cash system in
their retail trade, and all those in want of clo-
thing will be furnished at rates much cheaper
than in previous seasons. Everything fer the
protection of the outer man, coats, vests, pam
falcons and furnishing goods are displayed and
Hrrayed upon the shelves of this house, and the
variety is so great, and the prices so low, com
paratively, that none can fail to be suited Stieu
& Bro. have always commanded an extensive
country trade and with additional inducements
to purchasers of large stock, low prices, and
unexceptionAble quality of goods, they expect
and deserve an increased number of customers
from all quarters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
FROM NEW YORK.

March GA mass meeting WAS held at Tam
many Hall last evening, as an anniversary cele-
bratiun of the Inauguration of James Buchanan
and demonstration of favor for his Kansas
policy. Ex-senator John A. Dix presided, and
opened the meeting with clear and eloquent
exposition of his reasons for sustaining the
President John Van Buren,, Hon. r. n Me
Lean and John COchrane were the orators, and
were were well received. The attendance du-
ring much of the evening was the most that
Tammany could accommodate. Letters were
read from Secretary Cobb. Postmaster General
Brown, Sec. Toucey, Sec. Thompson and Sena-
tors Slideell and Brown. At one point three
groans were proposed for Douglas, but they
were postponed for the present.
This was the coolest morning of the season.
The Delaware opposite the city. is pretty heavy
but at present there is no obstacle to nHviga.
ton.
The Europa is now in her 14th day out from,
Liverpool but is not expected TO a rive before
Sunday or Monday. She will bring a whole
weeks later advices.
This has been the coolest day of the season.
The rivers are full Of thick floating ice, obstruct-
ing the ferry boats.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGroN, March 3.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NEW YORK.

NEW York, March 5-The steamship New
Pork, from Greenoch, arrived this morning.
She brings dates to the 18th ult., one day later
than previous adviceS. Her foremost was struck
by lightning on the 9th.
Consols At London on Saturday were quoted
at y6 1-4a96 l-2.
1t is said that AllsOe, accused with the at.
tempted assassination of Napoleon, was in
Paris recently, but had escaped to America
Accounts from Paris say that more troops
are required to carry on the operations in Chi
M.
No more advices from the French army are to
be published.
The steamer Tarmar had arrived at Southamp-
ton on Saturday at noon with 100000 in Aus
tralian gold.
The Marco Polo also from Australia, was off
Holyhcad on Saturday with s., 0OO, 900 in gold
Several heavy failures reported at ST. Peters
burg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
WASHINGTON NEWS.

March 81. b. Usher has been appointed
p. n. at Lynn, Mass, vice Stickney, whose
commission has expired.
The movement in the Senate for general
bankrupt law is exciting much attention here.
1t is regarded as quasi Administration meas
ure. Mr.. Toombs mas charge of it. Corpora
tions said to be included, and its object viii
be to protect debtors and creditors justly, and
regulate commercial transactions throughout
the United States. Men of all sections and
parties approve the measure.
1t is the general impression that Fletcher
Webster will not be disturbed in his post as
Surveyor Of the port of Boston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Troublesome TSnant.-The law under
which rents are collected is at times rather Sc
rere, and in some cases its operation is cruel
We have known one or two instances where
POOR men have been thrust into the street with
their furniture, and have had their beds and
chairs taken from them upon landlords war
',ntS But the case in point is altogether the
reverse. The tenant is noisy Christopher
Strap sort of fellow, who resides in the same
house with two or three other families. He
throws his ashes into the yard, with no regard
for the comfort or convenience of anybody but
himself He chops his wood up stairs to the
great annoyance of everybody the house. The
landlord has tried every conceivable method to
0nst him, but all efforts have met with the
''me result. At length the happy idea offreez-
ing his noisy tenant out occurred to the land
'''d, and accordingly the windows and doors
we're taken out of the house yesterday afternoon.
1t is thought this last movement will have the
desired effect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINCINNATI, March 5.-River has fallen -
inches since last evening. Wea,he clear. Mer-
curry 20.
ST. LorIs, March 5.-River has fallen over
foot in the last "a hours, and is still receiing-
Navigation below Is fully resumed, the gorge
above Cairo having given way yesterday after
noon and the ice by this time has all passed
down. The gorges in the Missouri at Kansas
City and Weston broke loose about a week since
and that river is now considered open. The IL
linOiS is still closed, but there prospects for
its speedy opening The ice between here and
KeOkuk is not very favorable and the gorge at
Canton is daily expected to give way. Weather
moderating greatly; cloudy this morning.
PITTsBUKG, March 5.-Riyer unchanged
Weather clear. Their. Il.
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0 N ID DOLLA Il

J
ONE 0Y TIE BLsT PtLGAIINE AND IlNEE NEDI
" GINS nov Gs;GE. 'h Puhlis -n,ls d. sAa,o1!s
'easeT niIrT aud nor, GGstusI ILan a., otL,T o, ri'
Z. . cine known 1t is not only cat4ArUe, hut L'vsr
matter, then Ir stomach LoWs carry e that
thH, = IL urlosss sEse'S.iS SiiA-
Atohs OF most Caihares- Il strrEsteLs the
the time that ur ses ii, Wien DAN,
moderate doses Wis and build up
DR.. SANI0kD's IEyIeOaAI0E is compounded eat.svIT
>tfEou nav articles OF nlSdie4Ee, uau-sly Gums
soms idea Of the strength OF these be form
= ed when thai bOftle IEVisOTatOr
contains As much strength hundrsd d0stS zeal
- 0Tsi, without any Of It's deistsilenS Elects
have Ltri, put LITTLE saSIr 70 NEE S'
in their prescriptions utii ia tie ctg
orator, which met with such unP sesd,htsd
to induce the proprietor to OGsL Il family nrd.ins
tried and known in s effects IL has rarely siisd
Indigestion being caused by drrunged LtrsrIs
- when the Liver is excited 90 action.
and as proof that hc ava relic his diS. Ass
Iet troubled with Jauics the InvIsorstos
regularly one week, and their akin viii begin
Costiveness permanently eured by tie InsiFO-
TatOr. Take small refining aTsiss
Nnature In her operations BY gradually diminishing S
ana work regularly clock woIk- sisk H.adaeies
Vrry soon relieved b taking double dose OF the JSfO
orator which eOrrsets all Acdity aud the
FOr an overloaded stomach has no equal, sst re.
leHes all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
heartily For family medicine generally aIiUhS
nit speak In the hightsttsrn.s.
DE- SANTORD's ixvIsuKATua came rseOuni srdrd
from Diseased Liver. The many u
our Physicians in its induced try
conviction is certain that il is Of the gTsA'St brs
ever given To Dyspeptes for 1t made complete
anything edible without trouble, while before,
= ing but the iiEhtest food would digest and often tn.
gave pain Nov Ehat o 10 a OuE FsadsFu
Ivy st iSs az:
There has been tried In our family reu.sdy
children, As DH sAHJoHDs lsvto
O.IS. nor h u alone for diseases Of shidrsn that Ss
and seems 70 rsnoVse the 30 thorogRy that ne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Take out your Licen2e-A German named
Glessinger was fined five dollars yesterday by
Aid. Hamilton, for selling groceries without Ii
cense. There are, doubtless, many shop-keep-
ers in different parts of the city, who are liable
to similar punishment, and, we would advise
them in order to save trouble and expense, to
t Ike out their license as soon as possible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Tile Grcat Ne Pluss Ultra Shingls Machine
will be in operation for a few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from TO o'clock P. NJ,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and astonish-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportuni.
ty is offered fyou should not wish to make
a purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
Messrs. Scott & Fitch, agents for the Patentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

Central RailrOad Accdcnt-71e Cause
The Evansville Courier, after noticing the death
ofYcager aud Purcell, hy the recent accident
on tie Central Ohio Railroad, says:
The loss ofIropcrty is great. The locomo-
uyes were seriously damaged and several cars
made perfect wreck. a large portion of their
contents, consisting of Flour, Merchandise, &c.
&C., either damaged or carried away. The
exact amount of the loss we are unable to ascer-
tain.
We do not wish to imputc blame to any one,
but viii merely state, SO far as we have learned,
the causes which led to the accident. The Ac-
comOdation train from the West, which should
have arrived here at lao a. NJ, did not reach
here until 10 o'clock. Understanding that the
Nail train West, due at 1920 A. NJ, was be.
hind time also, the office here dispatched Cam
bridge to hold off until the Accommodation arrived
At that point.
In the meantime, the Western bound freight
was lying off at point between this city and
Cambridge, and being short of wood and water
aud snpposing that the Accommodation had lost
tue right to the road, the Conductor left word
for the Mail train West that he had proceeded
to Sonora. The train did not move more thar
two or three miles, before the dreadful collision
occurred.
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BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.

This Incomprehensibe Imminent upon which the rr.at
The panEs Of Rheumatism SeuraIria Gout ETvsiprIos
Cancer scrofuia sprains uises Burns scads ana al
cuaneous discusses il rnuidy suDcrsedinv nil smar
arations The proprietors give for tile
deriu cures effected by during past few months Ger
tHcAtes from the paftes named ase in the Of
ali BIT few 'O' u
One bottle TrJumphRnt
suffered for rree Years viii Khumat.n ard tried
IL. Of Arctic Linimrnt
Ont of PurRHIorJ.
PAYS OF ss L9S EhS says ne To o
months cured by three or four applications Of the
lnse daughter Of Mrs. Lee, Tssing on Lake street,
Chicago was ali over nv the npsettinV Of t.HI
Of boiling water Tie Arctic was an5Iied accord
ing to the MS and the fire was stSn'y extracted
nSertored 10 HtemnHr
Mrs George K Tyler Canal street n a. had long sut-
srfq from S IN ana m on the
rrstored n her ori.jnaI bssntv 49, . ~
4 iIorTi6I. TumOr.
En-sn. Mallory Na,cbe, thrs. re,,s An. victim, =,
horrible tumor on the nTck which resisted all remedies
him In = few weeks;
W0ndcr1nI C9re!
Mrs Bedford Mobile was confined 10 her couch for three
years with numb palsy ana after being in despair from the
mont, in a little over month,
An i nsAPtoST T oe,, ,.,-
thereby sertity that having been badly bruised and
s to try " ps s ree
the pain wa. gone from bruises In two weeks vas
HENRY HANXERSKILL residences Jackson street.
MN NIL 'H G,'1r Zee Ice! No, or ,s,,
DR. A. e. BRAeG--DeaG Sir; For more than three gears
degree and tried various Physicians
no eject; was induced Dr. Baum 10 try the Arctic
daughter afflicted in the for the
time and during portion OF he time yaA entirely blind
eyes now perfectly sound. Thus have with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR!.
Completely Preserved
TO TmE GRRAFEsT AGR.I.

Nd who thai gray would restored 20 in;-
nsr eelors o. bald but Hould have ETo
but would be cured with sick
would be cured u VIII also pinplta
fAeu and skin FFOf Woods Hair Restorative viii 60 All
| ASS AEBoI, NOveu,bers 5, 1885.
PAoF. 0. J. WOoD-Dear sir: have heard "
the wonderful effects OF Hair Restorative EaNi
been Olten cheated by QuAekSFy QuAek
hair dyes, disposed place your
the category and ole Loudly rua-
Petsd quaek remedies, until CSGLIy
some months aimee Hhen ycG gave
induced rhe trial OF your Restorative my faEy-6IsI
tTey white, before eAhAnsIihE large bot
tlea her hAr nearly original
Drown cOloT anu had tekenvd and become brlutGl ard
glossy UPON ana e1TSiy over the Lead che contLGSa TO
use il; not SIMPLY because beauty iEE VI
tue hair but because 81 its heAliul iEu uIsu
head and mind others family using
our Restorative, With the hapiesI vvcts; ttTtIoIs nay
sksptteism aud dOuts ard
value entirely do mo
have their hair white
sickness or aged To original color 5UI younE
pSTsO1s Who suid have their hair beautiful GLOSSY.
S1i0MGN MANN
fHIEHD WooD II VAS Ions time sft'r st Plies
held before the bottle WlL yvu
save order sEsnt in Detroit ara Nh,nl
test OF its power 1t has done all
Woul dos ami others OF family ynd ri, Ida ,LaN'uE
messed It's elects LsiEE TN
T. others entitled to tie hgySt
-''' 'N'' 40 soG6i.6S a.NN
CAHLTLE, Ia, June IS 1859
1haTe used Prof o J. NOOh's Hair Restorative, aud
ting, as Thought atur,y ETay Lut ~ .t
Restorative IL has color, sL1, lave
$ BRESsE ex-senator, L. =
o. W0OD Co., ProprittoTs Sl2 IToudWHy. y. 1..(s
the great Y Wire RanE AID IL AETktt
street ST. Loals, Mo- And sold b all GOOa DruEEiSS
dcCS:dtW ID
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Cash system

~ the FIRST Of January the Subscribers Eend adop,.
~ ing the CASH sYsTEM EXCLUSIVELY. They TiiI
lot depart from this rule under any for
parry parties HhA being from len
experience mat ihs plan s not only better for seller
ds ga - ''' McLALIExs, KNOX 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

CURE THE LrvER-There is an article selling
Throughout the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as a remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to Dr.
Sanford's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great 10 believe
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials. 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or general debility that so often battles the
skill OF our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, and
it is said, most of his cases were treated with
the InvigOrator with such invariable success
,hat he has been induced to offer it as family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
his discovery If those who arc troubled with
debility, headache, langou., slow, lingering
fever Will try bottle, we think they might save
physicians'S bills and days, perhaps years of
suffering. Ohio Statesman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or coll
ored be exceled the city. We prepared
all Theatres CoFeerts Merchants and
others with prOmptneIs and cheaper rates.
than other establishment 10 the city, trial will
vince any one OF this fact
All orders from the country for any printing, viii
meet with prompt attention remuneratve rates
Our large stock of Papers Cards. Inks
etc, having been purchased Cash. cities
feel confident that guarantee
satisfaction regards the neaneEs accuracy
promptness with which their work will be DONE
mar2-'5s DIV CAMPBELL & SI'DERMoT.
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NEW YORK. MARKET

MARCH 5.-FlOur firm; sales of $500 bls--
Wheat firm: sales 9, 500 bush at 81 ,35 for Ken
lucky. White Corn advanced; Il, 0OO; bus sold
at Gsa7Oc for Yellow. Lard l-s better at "a
a1O IA. Whisky dull Stocks lower and dull
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

OBJ.
Il AN nov prepared to furnish numerous nd
the public Eit Tor quality style Mole
sk Hats Sie are hight, elastic, oloT Iustre
hni-h and Of great endurance they good SER
vice all kinds Of UeafheT also asaOTt eat Of
soft Planters, Hisneh, ROekisnd Hungarian GfrIr
biAek Brown Pearl, and Beaver eoioTs. Also Men sS
Bnys' Caps, Of ths latest styles.
B-NoIeskin Hats Gnshed TO stIor r,.,sr,.
short notice. Bring along cash and 81 III
kinds Of head gear AZ very low taIIH, At
". W. JINEsOH's
auE11 No. - Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06

That Hoy Case.-Several weeks since officer
F,wley repaired to the residence of Mrs. Gibo-
ne, in East Wheeling, with landlords warrant,
for the purpose of serving an attachment upon
tso hogs belonging to that lady, for the recov-
err of rent due. Mrs Giboney anticipated the
officers visit, so it seems and had sold, or pre-
tended to have sold the grunters to one Patrick
Fi.zimmons The officer thought the sale was
sham one, and some two or three weeks were
occupied by him in hunting the hogs before
they we're found in the possession of Patrick
officer Hawley took the hogs away, and Fitzim-
mons entered SUIT for their recovery On
Thursday the case came up before Esquire Nc
Courtney 1t occupied about one half of the
day. Attorneys were engaged upon both sides,
.nIcloquent addresses delivered. A large num-
Der Of witnesses appeared in the case, mostly
Irish men and women, and some of the richest
kind o. evidence was elected. "The Court" de
diicd in effect that the hogs should be returned
to the custody" of Mr.. Fitzimmons The de-
f.adant appealed from the courts" decision.-
Officer IIawley still holds the authors of all this
sensation under an indemnity bond from Mrs
Gboney's landlord, and will offer them for sale
to-day. A case of less importance never Great
ed more excitement, and the end is not yet.
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SHERIFEAITY.

Eps ISrELtiGrScEK-we the privilege OF announcing
we'll known and popular frIlo citizen ARCHIBALD
WARREN, candidate for the ShrTinAy, the
hE Spring Election. IIebIiI CITIZENS.
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EOR SHERIEE

MEssRS EpiIORS:-PleaSs announce worthy cit!Ee
WIN J. HOCSTEN, independent candidate fo
Shrri1, ia the ensuing Spring Election.
fvb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS
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nIsaoLmTIOM

THE ara Of Doans Cons gill IL This day dissolved BIZ
mutual consent The baHineIs Ernl VIII be lea
II The hAnd Of A s. DOane, who fully uu1hoTfEgd tO ~
tbs maze Of the hrD In settling Up - Ahsirs-
waeeIins, Iss. T.A,ls Nm Z 6 SSsah.
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Co-Partnerahin-

TIE undeFsEnsd have this aaT formed eo-rarts.r,h
under me q Doans Adaus, for tLe nun -
oil transs-ttnE general Conn ssiOn, Flour And Pig iTon
business, a. the warehouse Main and .nSv 80
formerly occupied BY Doans Cowgirl ''
Wheeling. Jan. :, lass A q uoAHR
%Anis GO. ADAih,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
MARCH 5.-Flour firm; good demand at 81, IA
as, so for superfinc. Whisky l6g. Provisions
unchanged
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MAY ELECTION.
CONIlIInnIONRR OF REYRNrR.

MEssEs. EDTTOEs:-PisSse announce my a eandI-
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue ensuing May
election. [I.b95l JOSHUA LUkENs.
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COUNTY COURT.

MEssEs. EDITONs:-Pirase announce q candidate
for reelection CLERK Of the County county
At the ensuing May Election. tb6l mo. McCOLLOCH.
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N. Prentice to Repeat his Lecture in Wheel

Mr. Prentice to Repeat his Lecture in Wheel
IA dispatch was received, late last night,
t,'D Mr.. Prentice, in answer to an invitation,
,.,iop that he would again deliver his great
,,,,ore in this city on Monday evening next.
Mr. P. has Leon re-delivering this great pro-
5,ction in Richmond and other cities of the
State and of the Union, to greatly increased
houses. Indeed, it is not too much to say, that
roIsctnre ever delivered in this country, as a
lecture, has created more profound sensation.
We expect to see house outnumbering even
II. large and brilliant audience he had before.
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RALTIMnRE MARKET-

MARCH 5.-Flour in fair demand and market
firm at $3.50 for Superfine. Wheat firmer.-
Corn frmer and unchanged Whisky dull at
20l-2a21 &c. Provisions steady.
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SETTLEMENTS.

cCoUNTs against ali parties indebted to the suhseri.
"A bsIs VIII be made out and ready for seitleent ~
nrst Of Janu n.y. Those calling for by
that time viii be pEesEatOd With them Immediately thereaf.
tsE. Sdseso1 NCLALLRSS, KNOX 6 CO.
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ROR aMRRIRR

MISSES. EEITORS:-PeTmit through your column
announce myself a CIIiEEN's CASDIDATE for eIrctio
the ONCE Of sheriff o Ohio county, the ensuing sp
Election. lfeh4l ISAAC COTT
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EOR SHERIEIE

AEsSRs. EOITOas=-rielsv announce me A candidate
be elected SpsTn Of OGiO county the Nav
ioa- Ifrb2l JOHN K HUBBARD.
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FOR aIaERIER.

MEssEs. EDrToRs Please amour &c me as eandidat
for reelection TO the office sheriff Ohio COUNTY
the Spring Election, lfebil sAM'L. IKWiN.
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"a New Light

"A new Light
'VNuR Drummond Light produced trpToVtd sTlCIO
OIL, has no equal, and after personal end sstis
factory trial Tito to the public SAVE Omar
anu best portable light In
free from all rxposVr properties II il CHI HP the
cost hour s lesH than half cent. II h t best ttcHue
the smallest lamp viii burn brilliant iih Hisady fans
t~svr hours without tTiuuipF u1eiynt
light for ordinary siEsd having purchase
right TO manufacture and SELL eohEdLty
IL TO public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail the House Furni.L!re
Storv Of .-r ,. < DCNIiAM / co.
jan Is No. HIS, Main St " helm Va.
~ hR1CAN d.ENIUH Tat6 I'M p % M
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ROR AmRRIER

MEssRs. RDIroHs.-Peasr ue as candidate for
the office OF Sheriff OF Ohio county the ensuing spring
Election. Lfebll ANDREW WHliE.
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FOw smERIRR.

yellow CfTizESS-At the solicitation OF num-
Der o. friends again offer myself candidate for the
ONCE OF sheriff for Ohio county psgiug myself felected
:" discharge the duties Of the Office with iinarIiAly.
IebS A. BEDILLlON.
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US request that our patrons would always
Lin their advertisements by three o'clock
u. - ,ba afternoon in order to secure their inser-
u, G,a in the morning following. The crowd o
';,bt work renders ii necessary.