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STAFF

In pursuance of law, l. JAMES RUCHANkN
hereby declare and make known that pubic ssIes
vii De he at the undernentiOIed Land Ofscss 10
after desIsnated 10 wat:
AT the Land Once at BROWNSVILLE commspnss
on Monday, the SIXTH dsy Of September EeIt, LOT
the olsPossI OF TIE pubic lands within the following
named tosnshIps. via:
N0rfA Of fAs base ttEe md saSf Of Is, Sfztk pTt.
ssPai meridian
Fox. and Hsf Brees Sns outside Of the sac and
Tho parts of townships 4 g 5, and outside Of tn.
sac and Fox, and Hall Breed, NeInshs re ssryatIOp
anu fractional townships anti, q rNlgs 10.
Fox ressTsatiop ~, , ni ne sc and
2, and outside Of the Half Breed, Neasbs IessT
Vsnron; and fractional township G, of range IS
That part of township oss, OUTSIDE OF the sac and
township Suise os isa H. - snd that PAT OF
erTyailon and township 6, orrange IA.
TTownshiss / 3. :, 5, and 6, Of rarEeIs.
townships ], ,, 3, S. ard 8, ofrahge n.
Eo ,wnship 8, =. and 6, Of raase 10.
Atthe Land Ofioe at n BR.sKa Cry .o,,n.n.
lns ON Mondsy the sixth day Of September rext for
the df ;osa OF the public lands within the following
named townships,
North Of ths lime and edsf of tks ,,ztk mia
eipdI n7,ridtas
Eracuonsl townships and =, Of ranFsS
s,d 10 s ~ :, ana fractional townships s. g. 10, n
T1ynishs. 3 70. IL. and IL, and fractions.
Towash Ps7. s. 9. 10. and n. and fractional town
ships u aId Is, Orange IL;
snip u, FRANCE IL. WV
Township: !, 9, g. Ia. and H. and fractional town.
ossnshps and Is. and fractional 10 wnshi pa ID
At the Land Once at OMAHA City, oommsno,pr
the disposal OF The public lands within he fi.,,1 or
named townships. viz:
etpdl meridian '.- =
fractional townships 49, Ii, IS and l6 Of rsyse IA
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Dk. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyyIex No. ise PxNNsILvAMA AvxNyy. -

!:
Practice With the large number Of patients and rsss
yAIety o. dicqt cases that has treated succesS-
% s.aa to Il: II . ss'uH H:
81 f9nenoe oo2hrmlns the opinion of many men
ssq $ Sn9 D a q
IN Em ms,caia ,,. reGsTss,on, eI RS Teeth .lso
ments for the CONSTRUCTION OF Contlnncss Cum
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth, as was most ooncusivslJ shown By the last
American Dental Convention.
denoe and prsOtios WsaSnrto1. he !. f fe*sorsS,
nOwn to MS IImsrou: FRIENDS and patrons hs bsgs
From the hate Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
DR.. s1rrHrs BABY: Dear Sir-I desire to sxyrs.s
sssn TIE sSntsd
1sSlia that your XIII 70 ss dsss19.: 'ID' -'1 w
w..Ainsso.. A.r. u. lsis. J.%.FREHun.
Prem one Of tbs oldest trms in Baltimore, Msssrs
employ s s's5sSn B sG Surgeon Den
Of asss % me az
my ontlre satisfaction, and view Of the fact thai
College Of Baltimore failed after repeated trls., :.
perform the same work sat- sfsotoriy, 1t gives me
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. RARMANN BO6oS.
Kxtsst frsm .sts recsiyed IRON The late Asa. ysAl
nj. Clayton.
v. 8. SRsAYz,Aug. 10, laSs.
Wa testh yea made for me work admirably moth.
Ing '''id Be better Very }F5 T1MafNtaR NJ oL.yron
e those TIA. seek relief from the m.Ist of tn.
teeth, can ohe6rfally recommend DR.. =. Bay A.
superior Dentist he made set of porcelain toeti
for one Of ny family, and plugged several teeth foi
myself and the work has all stood well for tha,
ten years, ROBERT u. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf. Of the NJ. e. Church SoxtA.
Alrll 10. lsse.
We, the undersiEned, having had occasion to ava
surseves OF the Professional skill Of DR.. 8. Beily,
Surgeon Dentst OF this otJ. having been cosnis
Ant OF hl operations on cur fsml3s OF friends tax
pleasure In pressing admiration of his artistic
skl, a. well as OF the uniformly manner
In which he performs the most delicate end diouli
operatlons In Dental Surgery and We respectfully
commend him To the confidence and patronage of ths
public. Of WHICH we consider him emnently worthy.
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect U. y. Cepito..
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID, G.
II. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. B. Of Wasbinrtonu. Is. q.
Jos. II. gR ApLKY, of Washington ID. CT
eIoRsE WALTON, Ell. Governor Of Florida.
WALrEg LINox, Ex Mayor Of Washingtoni
HHNRY BALDWIN, U. y. Patent Once,
&C. VISIT. Principal Rittenhonse Academy.
1obto II
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Epitaph on a Printer.

Here lies torRl-place no imposing Sfons
To mark the Head, where, weary, 1t Is lain;
IT'S waiter dead its mission alt being done,
To be distributed TO dust again;
The body il but the type. at hest of man,
Whose impress Is the spirits deathless page,
WOrnOH:, the type Is thrown to pa again
The tmPrssstOH lives through eternal age
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared by a
Bottles l2k. IS and 50 cents.
i, harfshorne's Cn,s-aH should be kept in all fAmi-
lies: IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
HaTtShorRe's Cure all cures Rbeunatlsm
. hdrtShorns's Cure all cures Cramps, Colo
Fam In The stomach or Bowels.
O; HarShSrHsS Gare all cures Pain In the Limbs,
, HdrtsksrSe's C.rs-GU cures Sprains, Bruises,
HartsAorns's Care. all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
acne and Stiffness OF the Joints. -
and all Pam.
HaYgts a Cs's-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Hartshorns's Cure-aH cures Dyspepsia ard In
question:; Also Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores. ~
HGItsh o,as'S Curs-a cures all Spinal Affeetiop.
and w eakness IN blmhs. O'
Ha,tsho,as's Crre-aIl 10 great tonic tn wsak
st9mnch and Bowels, and Improves Digestion,
Ill as tne Ie99snt changes Of the weather pro-
and Rody; also, Std Neck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. M use as
Slnews, Boof and Bones and by It's warming cleo.
fromagnetio power, expels all pain from the sy stem
Get bottle and try IL. - ''
H6RSEs PG sa RaT GsSYYfkh yPS Use al H4RTS
GGHtEkRf-lt Is the bost Cough syrup in the
IL you are Bilious, use HARTSHOR
ANIl-BiI,lOUS PILLS. They act upon the I,iv-
e E Stomaen and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
The above medicines to be had a. ali Drux stor..
IN washington oity; kidwell & Clsoeil nj GsnTre-
Town; H. Peel Co Alexandria. ma SLY
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN =
b y KINGS OK EMP ERORS.

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
BeS. s 4 Il the ornament Ged Aim.sg pro
s b he teeth Be- sho.s sssr.
.nsrsd and ka,.S ssa tss se s
d:pInkie6 Nth E,sy, Nature will loose half her
two or three times week, viii restore ond perms-
neptly secure to eli such an ornament. Read the
ssisS1atsd Sid:iss. rkaiS.rs: u 'H' n''' Is Tue
NEW YORK. April 10. lass.s
you the Obligations am under for tine entire re-
sse s o Fl mT hs. io s Snsd about
ias diy beooiSns tray but upon the sppe.ton Of
your Hair RESPONSIVE, it soon recovered its original
hue oonsds, ySSG sS very xopdsrn
ds.Si u a1 yours tGSy. s.
.,"Dryoh ar Gwylisdidot go .
"kLsH NEWSPAPER oFfick, IL "a as assa st"$
PROF. o. J. wooD. Dear se tI as month lSss or s..
on her Ssr little thnfns a. the t%s, thu, IL !, Would
We'll as my surprise few eets trial has I per-
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
and thickening the hair. strongly recommend the
above Restorative to all persons IN want Of ;noh
ohanEe oil their hair. - CHAS CARDEW. .
'tu- 100 NEW YORK, July s. 1857 &
PROF. o.. }. WOOD: With confidence do recon-
mend your hair Restorative as being the most eff
restorative. my hair and whisksrs, which were al
aOst white, have gradually gown dark, and now
store them to their natural color also has relieved
me of all dandruf and Unpleasant itching. 30 com.
mon among persons who perspire freely.
| CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1857.
| PROF. Wo0D: About two years ago nv hair ooin-
menoed falling Of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald. and had tried many remedies to no ef-
| nary last; A few applications fastened my hair
firmly: 1t began to iii up. grow out and turned back
to Its former color, black At this time il is isIly
restored to ITS original color, health and appearance
| and oheerfulIy recommend Its use t0all
| J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of s sizes,
pint, and rstsils for 81 per bottle the mediu a.
holds az least twenty per cent more In proportion
than the small, retas for So bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
| retaiis for IS.
New York. Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
| lshment, and la Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
| And sold ~ al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. - mal8-Sm
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pI q Is ID n.
y ROTECTED by Roye1 Letters Patent 1i
Entland. and secured By the Sesls OF ths Ecole do
Pharnlace de Perisand tho Imperial College of cd
icine. Vienna. TrieseTar No. is remedy for Re-
S 1aaton' SpermatoTrhea, and Exhaustion of the
space three dsys, completely and entirely eradi-
Gates all traces ofthose disorders which and
cubebs have so long been thoust an antidofe for to
the ruin OF The health OF vast portion the popu
lstion Triesemar No. is the great Continenta
remedy Tor that class OF disorders which, unfortu-
lately, the English ply stefan treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of tho patient oonst
tuition. and which all the sarsaparli!a IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos; liz, and are alike
devoid OF taste or smell, and of all eating sual
ties: They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses az administered by Vepeau, Isl-
lemsn, Roux, Rlcord. &c, &c. Price IS each,
S27 cases. -
Sold BY DIR. H. A: ARROW, No. 157 Prince sta
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imrne
diatey on receip of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the 50 cases OF Trlesear, and the large Sizes car
rage paid thus insurng genuine European prepars-
IONS. Inc 81 cases Also sent, but not tree Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from IL a. IN. TIL 2
p m. and from4 till sp. M, at No. Isl Prince st.
lev blocks vest of Broadway. Sold slgO by j,
SUIT, Washington. fe ly
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NOTICE no PRE.EMFTIoN CLAIMANTS

NorIsE OF g4kSo s q; OF
nTiRnnHER re- To BE HELD BY PRocLxMH.
vacant public lands within IN iaie reserve for ths
hsi-bresds or mixed hoods Of the Dacotah OF Sioux
neison ~ fudians. ordered by proclamation No GIG.
estt May q lass, TO be held at the land ofioes az
raTtusnt and Henderson, IN the state Of M innesO-
IA on tbs seth OF August and 9Th of sptemlst next
nsye by order of the President. been pos Doned un-
u ''r'Asf NOTICE % ys6a A. HsNepcxs
ba-vSv Copm'sr Of TIE Gsssrai Lad okc&
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Ladies and 6sntieEsa lose one of ii cir
greatest natural attractions-a 6ne head of lsjr-it
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question s what shall We do to stop the hair from
HAIR PROMOTER An u IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruh, keep tine scalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vigOr to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty Years the
continued use Of II two months will insure you q
IuxuIlant head OF hair. Call and get bottle and il
and get the price paid
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Gist, corner Main and 18TH and Main and Wall sts,
and M Washington city by Il. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gIst, BroEns' Hotel Building. Pa. avenue and b.
d. CLARK, Druggist. corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. epi ly
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GREAT HEALTH RESTORER

-" The Lie Of the Flesh is in ths Blood"
when the Blood becomes vltlated. Impu re, or too
weak, tbs nesh losss Its vitality the skin becomes
yellow and pallld; the Liver dlsordered, by spepsa
and lEdixeston follow the Spirits drOOp, Nervous
HARTSHORRE'S HEALTH RESTORER
OR SARSAPARlLLA CORDIAL,
ACTS upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and ilowec
lInpartng new vlgor and tone to a tuition i'm
paired by disease from cause. IL removes PIN
pies and oil akin eTuptlons; arOuses the physical
powers OF both sel es. gives bloom to the paIlId
cheek. ana makes one joy Gus and happy. Though
medicinal In Its ELECTS. 1t IL perfect cordial i'm
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to emale com
plants, which In their very nature are exhausting
and debiiitating. Fog DIOpsy. or drOpsical SWELL
charm. Quart bottles 81. small BOTTLES u cents.
Sold by Stott, hcPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well X Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and r ord, Washing
ton City; Csce Kidweil, Georgetown.
ma g dSm
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land tsfs~>

NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre-emptior
visions of the of Congress, appro, al Ma ne ply
sreSuI5ed to establish the same to The SAT-
OF the kegIster and Recover of the proper land ~
ttsaots O.er sstns fhts aonee, end before tls
Gay appointed for the commencement Of The nnn
Otherwise suoh claim vii he forfeited. 80
erF.7 y. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
ma 81 lavtds 'eo'S~eosIShoO once.
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aud second hand PIANOS fur sale or rsnt = n,n
tae most accommodating terms.
Wis % i.ef4 - n : . J0HN r. EIIIs
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Y'HE ATLANTIC rELEGRAPHIC GABLE.
-. = specimen ma. be seen &C the Piano ard MI
auie JOHN =, ELLA,
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Dentistry, 10.
r. n. FINLEY HUNT,

d.. 4. FINLEY HUNT. rurrsr -
No. so Pennsylvanis avenue. U@
VIII perform ali operations belonging to his
profession ct his old established ofioe a. above.
d l9-tf E. .... .# .s.| ..-
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HAMS. +" HAMsg <uIAsHkMsm
We have a choice lot of Family -cursd JAMS.
vhloh are unsurpassed ~ S1eelegss. tI -,
iva sotpSt vsrmsoni sSSass saS istH sE.s,, "a
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THOMAS A. DEXTER,
=, II; KENDALL, NJ. ID.
THOMAS G. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,

1t is we'll known that the medicinal effect OF Pro-
toXIde of Iron is lost BY very brief ex posure
70 air, and that 10 maintain a solution of protOx-
lde Of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point IL at
tanned by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFOsE nm
KNOWN; and this solution may place all the prOto
carbolatos cItrates, and taItrates of the Materis
vi edlca. A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the state of Massachusetts,
Is Boy lstOn street, Boston.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Pfioe for large
bottles, 81; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK 60. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale IN W ashlnEton BY y. y. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; y sirn Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. III
Smith, Y Harbaugh, II. H. MCPHERSON, r. S.
Walsh Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. 3. LOvejoy,
Dr.. ID. IL. Clarke, ID. Rldgey; and in Gei,rxstGy I,
by X. J. Cissell. and j. l.. KIdwell. febs -6m
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AND IT'S p 2H = MMA |. x 4 g 2.

a AIN - ON MANHOOD ..
and ITS REMATURE DECLINE.
1 is,r rashshed, Gratis, the 2Otk Thoxsand.
~ edicine, Of SPermator rhea OF Local IEEA-
Ss sasns snS NSnstsIrsl Emissions AXxA
tsncy. and lmPediments to Marriage Slt,IT
generally. by b. DE LANEY, NJ b, +.
P,siais, originating 10 the imprudepoe and solitude
OF youth, may De easllv removed WTrHOUr WEDIo
the entirely new and highly successful treatment
az adopted 6y the author, fully explained, by meani
perfectly and at the least possible cost thereby
ay9iant al the adysrtlsed nostrums Of tho day.
seeiea envelope ~ renting post Paid) two post
't =. WEES sp.,t IT. ", .; De LANEY
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the rIsbl of nre emntion
20 any OF tho lands thin the townships and parts Of
townshps above enumerated required to est allsh
the same 10 the satisfaction of the reg ster and re-
celver OF the proper land ofoe. and make pasass,
heTcOTt as SoOS as practicable afIeT eeiag RAYS
Hottce and before the day appointed for tins com
mencement oil the public sale of the lands embrsc-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will he
forfeited. THOS A HENnn fCKs
Commissioned II the General Land OfEce
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M A K B l. Z w 0 r X s..
VIM. RUTHERFORD,

1eet' UotNveH TIN duu Ioth Su6et6 North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
pablo attention. 20 his extensive stock OF
TEI.ss ~ dssxned aud EiabQrate.y Carved MA N
sisn and nisS% Of STAT0ARY. which ior de-
adapted f9I the Garden % a. y and are well
ssSnes at re, ION MY.ntss Monuments. and Tomb
Monuments of am dasixn .x.., "a,
puRctua.ity and dispateh oAeouteo 10 ofoef win
our line. - ~'oiS oehef WORK Id
~ B:-MAke note of the address. 'uE i I1e,.
nNE SECOND HAND CHIcKER,Ncn,
~ ANO for $50 one for s20. Ai.s, n
sod on moathIy payment, OF with discountVV
for c,sh. 81 the Music Sto,e Of -" 80. ~
aio w. q. NETZEROTr,
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&, mo. 6O6.I

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18

DEvoulaNG DnowNED MuLEs.-A correspond
cnt, who Is connected with 1t Beale's camel ex-
pedition, gives the following incident concern
ing the fording of the Colorado river;
eve were not so fortunate with our mules;
worn out with incesSant labor, AID weakened
1 by want Of food, some Of them were urable 10
resist the rapid current, and were swept down
ane drowned Then commenced sickening
sight. Scarcely had breath left the bodies
when they were dragged out Of the water by
the Indians and torn limb from limb, TO crafty
their savage appetiies, throwing huge pieces of
the rocking flesh on the fires which they had
hastily kindied, they suffered them TO burn for
a few moments, and then no longer able TO re-
frain from their horTid feast, they tore it with
teeth like hungry dogs, willie their faces and
l.ands were besniearel with gore. It was a
lsickening sight
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CHUKCHks oF " HEELINo @.

for the Information Of strangers visiting the city, we pub
wa 's io1oS's iiA' ol tue
,e.s,re.
viii 'nhe Tie necessary WIN
n -i"'"'G ., HL'"'oL''i't"''
'rtet'' Kew Z l. fA'tiNS D -'s'''''
s,o'N' S',''',s' ,a,,r.., Prs, md
''' y'','' o D., IL s,,I N Rector
sSSo'u' ~
~, T. II I,sor rour,,st
r"os fternoon
go, y',sl.,. Iya,,st, let1c,n Main and
80, =, S.ci,r n,or,r and evening.
M, i1.,,a,i ri,,,, .tree between chestnut and
"''" 80 ~, e I<,s pastor sy,,i
49,. ,,,t,,i' - 49,, ,,,.i,.
r,rr t,esJ,,,e,,, Rev, PAUL., Pastor. Mainstreet
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MASONIC DIKMoTORY.

Ohio Lodge No lOI.-Meets Masonic Hall,
Corner Market and NIOurOe Streets the s aud hirdSIon
day evenings Of each MONTH c. W. s'rrs, w. Nj 4leE-
Gadtr LsnsgkliR, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. f2S. Meets above on
ueFrt and tyI Thursday evenings each month. r A.
SRENtiiSSSR, ". NJ; S. vs.. Pelrsoa, Secretary.
"heelfng Union Chapter No. E9-Meets as
asore on 'e second Monday evening OF eaehuon;i. VIC
sooIT, II. p; S. ". Pedrson, Secretary.
wheeling EucnmPment No. 1.-Meets as
'O~Te On ae fourt Monday evening Of esei, month W }
C, 1.Lsr!iy, Recorder
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
w A TCH ES

w n u - VI III
THE BEST TIuE KEEPER AT The LONE Est COST
By the aid 0f great pTov IN MaehinFy unIy
new and altogether original Inventors able 70
odyr tis pulie PERFECT WATCH email price. Our
uzclines snd delicate, systrfn Of
manufacture eJfnpsste. at Inust he an
counterpart 1le inilEoEeL are ru u,1e and
beautiful IN Fsi a7d toustFuet0f lfun0uf
ei BY the abst iadEz e faEess IN prlneffle ard qun
ity- Each - engraved "APFtfTeS, THacV Co. wal
t'aa, Mass aid is accompanied By rheafe stnu-
ineneHs
PERPETUAL VyR BRANTF
We ask 10 buy these ffe merely
are Of AllsreaH EanuisetuTg. We AJAX ouiy
shah LOt be permitted 70 pFtindiec exclude tl, from
confederation We claim thai Y equal In euhfy ard
merit cannot be obtained clsP Europe; aud
cur eoa-tIne1 give them ial under uarranfy-
Orders fnEl-tes may "a u directly q To-
any q the eHtoned fFns. she aGrEts foT
sale Of ouF WaIcg,es.
1Iessrs. COOPEis FELLOWE 30 II Maiden Lane r. Y
LELLOWB Co, No u
RLATE BROTHER, No. -
8 CAkly HOWARD SANGER, cAaEib=ra st-
HILDLBURN 4 BIGOFHER PhIisdsIrhis
= PRATT REATH,
f" PALMER & BACliELnERs. Ension-
s' BldELOW BROS ERNNARD. :.
DUn4E . CO, cinetnBalI
and 1esIrs- ROBBINS APPIEIU.t No. rs aIatlsH Lale
n. T. Who ms Tor IL tTafssctson grnerai
business, a. well ls iJr sAs sale Of aEF EooJa.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
SdeeessoTa 10 tie losf0n Wafrh Couspany
BostOn Watch Eaetcfys WalglsEa AfISs. July, 1sas.
] fsbl6-34daE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
BEBEE3S

VENTILATED, SELF-ADJuSIING SILK HATH
WE have this day received from New YORK, Beire's
W Spring style SILK Hats, take pleasure
ing thia improved way Of vtntilaiing fenemes hats
making the soft 10 tle head. This
admitting the air between the leather AID body
hat and passing OF Is top Causing eTe1at
air through t. The leather j. caufuI
to the shape Of the forehead coon the put On
htTeby relieving the head from the pFefEuTe
land Euc Complained Of in all hats ana eaus-
the SIX Hgt tD be piabIe easy the SOFT Prlt
Hat and TAR more rg1nfOTtalls inas tts
ate exeseiingy light and squaly duTahle
N tile ordinary GeHtem=n Invited
fian5I s ID HARpFB 4 srNs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
HE'S COMING.

The following, clipped from the Loni>vil
Ournai, is about as sweet little thing of th,
ind as we have ever seen:
He's coming the bushing roe
Whispers Il low 70 me,
Aud the starlight hasteus with y,
over the twilight seR.
All trembling the TephyTs triUce,
On the light ViaJis hurrNiug past
And my own heart quickly beating,
Coming, Coming, At last.
The soft-lPped waves of the ocean,
Gathering at my feet,
BTreze-borhe from the coral islanti,
Murnur The secret
There's not dew STEPPED blossom,
Or Ilistennr orange tree,
But furnish It's leaves Elte laden,
To breath tAis joy TO
List, that Is the sound Of rowing
Stealing along the air,
must gather around my Temples
This Weigi,t Of braided hair.
And trust 10 growing dsTkness,
And evening shadows dim.
To bitie with the wings their traces
or tears I've shed for him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
IAE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

lSubcribers who give express the
rary wishing to continue their subscrp
iions.
-If subscribers order discontinuance peri
deals Publisher Kay continue send them until all
Garage = paid
I subscribers neglect take their periodi-
cal. from which they directed they held
responsible till they settled the bill and ordered them
si.cannued.
subscribers to other places without Inform
sr publish 3, the papers sent to the former di
rtst-i ii,yy ~ X, held responsible
f, Courts have decided that refusing to take period,
Gals Oicr removing and leaving them uncnlle'l
or,i, yr5aiU fdcin evidence of Intentional !raud.
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VOLUME 6.

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Entrance from Quincy st.