davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

| @terGhter'Sou II. s. u III S oIbt une @ds
pelcon oer Gtfc. @m IA. Septcuter b. &. war
Ileraneer Dcn bumtclpt 80 Sabre alt. Or ,por 1859
9ebcret. Set tieler 0etcseubett felt ber ,gn,eiaer
ocS WeiFen5" ~folgencsu &crstctd auf:
sseitn &c etusn 8tauu 8ittt bcr son beutideu Qtps
pen dut ben saussu Grecurunb u,it eIciGcr @erclruua
aus9eIpredcn ,rtre, cbue ba6 baS Ser, aud, uur Gin
Itr1 BON Sittercit rd6ct ciupfrbct, 70 it CO Der
Same hes GreGen @auuse, Der teute leit ncuu,ia,ics
Hebettsiobr autritt. Giueu ciusiseu @tcuat spu cius
amber Set.eurt trurecn Nlerauber son Sumtclet uuo
9~fappleott So,tapartc 9ctcrcu am Is. @uault 1869
Srnaparte duf cer Suiet Gor(tta. I'm mad eintu,, bic
9anSe cioiltlirte 9Helt erlhGttcrrpen 2ctcnslouf. tyie
elm c%inlan'er Stern auf eiuer aucern SnIcl unter,u-
9cbcn; urlr am IA. Scptenter belIelten Sabres @(e.
ranerr rpr Sunbplot lit Berlin, NO Der arciie glat,r,
forlGer mad eineni Nretfemen uno fir ale 8i6eny
idaften 70 fru@t5ars, 2eten, audi ben rubiaen Gpt
Der gSciirn erwartet. Ole Napulcun fart, laa bic
9Srlt Die or iiH aufsebaut, berciS nieper In CIDER.
ben; nod lett Sumtolct uuo ale neun;ieiabrioer
@rcis orlleatet or ben &cempe, bteIcs Id5ue bdrmc.
MIDI Stlp Der 8elt, in tem lit BON pen ~tleinjtcn
Snfnlcrtet1 in etneln gSanertropfen bis ;u ben cnt~
%ffrntelten Nebelfedeta an SiminelssetpGltc, gqcS mad,
p%enlslben @elcbrn an chamber ret9t, uno pas cine
nrenolihe Nei6 Der Natur bilpct! Ias @eltal III
Die Domaine, pel6e Sumbplbt Dem msnIdliGen
Seilte ais uneri6Spfifen Suel ater friepliden ST..
pterun9sn erihlrfen bat, unp lein Serbient III, in
Der &1at ermirfen 81 baben, ipa5 feline src6en pbilus
iopbiihcn Gprsanser ais Gin ScIultat ibrcs Denfer,S
bcrana9eleat babeu!
9Stf oiel berrlider ltnb nidt Die 1taten eines lol,
den Wannes, ais Die rubmrei6len Grfclse Res arc.
Bsn &ailers, NIT Dem CT in ~cemlslbrn Sabre pas Qiht
Der QSelt srbltdte!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
2agersSiersSaIpn.

DIR Intsrjtidntis n,a4t isintn Grtunbtn anS bsm esIammun
publifum bic anisi9e, bas q in Der Is. Strabe, lrpilbsn Wain~
ane SraniiiHliItst. ben. S.eba5lts Soitl stssnassSr, sinsn Qasti>
iu jsbs Belt auf,uipartsa asbsnft, sueIsih audi aStsn SSnei,srs
NIB sinburs.r>a ais on tr5ans nsbf gisarrsn anS SabaG w. 10.
SO NJ, S46nbprn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

Ginem serelrliden reutlGen 9ubllfum bic eraetcue
Iriet9s. Rap i'd, Die ieittsr prn Sri. .. 5alic(o &C.
t'brte Sndhanblung unb 2eibtttliottef fGufid iitcrs
nontinsn bats. Snbsm tG meine Sreunoe, urb bae
seiaminte publifum ticrauf e~rsebenlt aufmrrfIam
made, fiise ih nc6 bel, pab id lets elm eoup(etce
Wager BON SareitzM ateriaIien &c. fibren, tuie aud,
iiterbaapt pas @sl@dft in Der sSetlc crmpletirer
iperpe, eab ss allen anforocruneen Genise AT leineu
faRt9 iein .pirp.
Blu 9Ieider Belt empfsble i'd meinc 0eibbib;iptket.
ole tt9 tn Der Surge nod b~epeutsno ;u ssrsrGgeru Be-
a%bltd,tt9c. NlG mcrre ib ra6teno rinen Gatalca
bariiter ~ausscten. .
Inter 3uliferuns reeler unb mSsli6f biaiaer See
ettnurs %empfteblt Fb Sbrcu ssneisten 3nlprud
beltenS &. s.. Steder =
@ii& auf Sbisss b~e;ietenb, rmpfcble ib Serrn 6.
y. Stsder iteinen leitgerisen &unpen unp @el6afts,
Sreunccn %teltsna. ~
3usleid CRUDE i'd Dtsienisen, rsItae nod Bids
aus Der mir isitasr susebSrcnpsn 9cibtibliptbef in
Sanntn eabcn, irltc alStalp an 6srrn Stsder ab,u-
fiffpru ~ e y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
Sefanmtfnacbuuaet,
.3u Serreute,t

gu Serrenten
tspt Der l@pns Storc (3u irsenp cinem @sf1aft pai-
leaol pes non unterSsi6netrm beippbnten SauIss on
Der Sran6 frlber ppn Srn. Sicrbpl,cr bewpbnt).
SMiflpt lnp audi nod "a ;3ihmer an cine ftQe
6aunilie biuis gu eerrenten. 9. SafsI.
SSetm= rnb 2a9crbicr-SStrtbiebaft
BON S. q. @upsr,
@oS'fnors (13tr) Stra6e, swiIbsn Sranftins u. @ain
untsrsssidsntttr maSt hermit itintn tptrittn @Snnsrn unb benz
SAt,teTttn pablitum bic &n,tier, has sr burd biniot unb tsesrnsnbe
une susn g8siu ,u e"'' "' -" $3.50
IL Cents BEN S6cpten, umb
rs Gente bic SIaIte
aueja'Ttntfn. Gcmit faHn Ssbtrnnarn. mil FINER fl,,nen Nua.
9aet, spn benz fbilipm arautenfaft acnusen.
StTatr ealfs tb ltetS in better SuaIit1t p%prrdtbio
Rarnirte aale, ~
. Rar,nirte ~bpldnbifGs Strinae.
Narinrtt Sdmetns;unatn
Rarinirts SttprinSfust.
Sareinsn,
Jrpprhrtsn Gdtpri,srfaIs.
gne KIN SprtrtfH'bss 9asrbir, Yranbiss, gins, gpbisfy. Mtssn,s
Sarasap, Hrf6snpafrr, unb ~ltcrtaup. ALE fsinrn fror,sdf%rrr
H'auurs ga!e in Better unb biuisitcr SuaIi!at. '"'"
lin ssrti9tn Supruh bttsl UI 9. 81. aussr
25 9pren Ibfpnib,
20 ~ rfinss imprrtirte8 ,SrGbsnnolTcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
Black Tongue.
Black Tongue,
Spsenauute ihwarSe 3uneen<Sranfbeit, untsr bern
Hinbpiet berrftenb.

Sb btreite eine @r;n,i, iptlbe tb in her Iebtsn aeit Sebr bouis
gslessnts,t eenabt babe. in aasf&IisEIi9 iepsm Sale erfplsreid
ansuiptnotn, urb bic i'd tesbalb supsrfdtlt6 ~tmefeblen fam
asfeqt. S. 81. SfTpr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
9artstOsn.'s CURE ALL,

Qart9pDfnf CURE- ALL.
(Draparirl ppn rtn,m @Srmif,r.)
2ieiss M!ttei 9tilt aue S1msr5en. - 0a9 maailh
sSnnosr Mnlrrer 3eit.
DisHsb %rpsrtbSple 5silniittl ipirb imtrli6 une SuEcrtjdb oua,s
:5anbi. 70 ssilt i09lsi5
Saenmtb, R~Cpfftutr,,
Ss!tfhtNnefh y. Srr'eRahssn, Setifniit6fn,
@brlrra Mogtue, BrpnbruIcn.
grfaltunsfr, 8at5 Hirber,
It".NI8tuo, SbWnlhnterstns
&heumaiSlnus, Sraupwunbsn,
0unneran9en, Gtphrra,
9!ifeeTrslBtn, Seuenftmer;sn,
WagnItmsr:en. 8rutibmrr.Tn,
9pNnte!s! &rfrcrens 8ust,
2SNnern pals, &ipprntrlds,
SMBhNMtISsn, Observation-Disclosures
NH0snlNa1frSsa, 2eibltmsrsen,
Stpattn 8rulialsn.
21 rafelbf $nslr!b elm suteS StarfrmittrI III, 10 in eS teIpnbcrs
bel Mastnlhwahe, 9pSpspiia unS alasmeintr Sdap6As m, cru
pfselsn. Gerfauft wirb bieles {5eiimit.l '
IN 5lalhen an % mnD so Gents.
20. StSe Santilc, Seiisnbe unb 9rbeitr: iolte fur einen RI
g ais l%lnS9ladsIal obsr bel plSgIitsn a~ranfbstfn eie 8!ai8s sen
cielem Scilmitel ltstS bel it fIbren.
~ Splteit Du irsenb pslbe Shm,r,en bob,n. n brou6ha TN,
eNlenn Y n:t"Ill, uno Du wrt ausenblidliae Qinperuno unS
SsilunS fnscn. 8u babsn bei ""S "'
9. 81. 3a6rtifon, q. S5befsr uns
bel allen Spotbsfern in Ritnonb,
Yprfo!f nno 9siersbura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
Bier! Bier!

Ster! Siers
GaS 10 rIhmlt&ft tefonn!e Q6ptns Bier aus btr SstperTd,n
gtcn gsreirel etrtaufcn mir nun fur 8 Dplfar ttr Barrel in Z
a3Sr fret ins 5aus eeIicfcrt. 7"
o. Solomon H.. gp., Saubt, gatuten.
Tp. . gBau CIR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
narnltb gar ntdtc. esnie at.r naAtsnc ,r,crsr pas,
| .Hoilrpdpcn" an .ufaudru

namltb gar nidtr. csnte ater naAftsnc ,r,cpsr pas
,,9tailrpaocn" anSufanacn.
--- Dir gisnisfsitsm aus 9ittsturs mit,utbs;.
len, lrbnt fhh Der Sinte faum, bonn 4qss, wds ib Dir
gu i6rstten bate. pdre Srsd uno Srltjat. Der Sbiu
1T ntsprt9sr, as td i'm is fab; wenm Die @eIdaIte Git
Moi rnia %eelisrn, 70 psrIiert gitteturs lriMcn 3unas
men: ete Sta 6fa bit. Die meiIen Der 6atrifcu
0'aS unp etlenmerte itcbsn pa. tpbt unp talt, = Der
S"pnls' pe urtraft, trsl6e bic Malhinen in Sers.
S"ns leets' wslhe Den oarnnsr iSpinssn n,aGte uni
'as s'eh gum Sd5n'sl,sn traGte, piee ~llrtraft fetlt
90 't init ssntn' Bprte tetn @elp pa. gatirltd, tpenr
Orr 9anSet i'm GjrcBsn Iodt, ,penn bic meilien Der AFRO.
pen 6atrttsn itiue (ebcn. 70 tann eS utet Setter I'M
8ls'nsanpel uno III ce, 2oealssfhGfte,t %ausleteu, User.
al TT Die 9lei&e &lese unU Der bittere Srot ea6 ed
taun, nod (atedter werbeu fauu.
Ote 1en aulsrsm Gcrreipcnpeutea an unS aeCcut.
6re9e muNeu wir tetabsup teautwottcu. .. g..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
asg- Wie man aae sdmersen brilen fonu.

Die 1auitnef, pelhe an Sbntmatismws, sl,uralaia. uerssftr
Rrpf~ Geiidtss, Ssters, @tisber> unb RudsnGbmer,sn IeiSsn
eIern sgssnsl'dls9e sinbsranS nnD aansli4, atbalft, wsnn iet
!in einss Gtemilsn eat f6 ale oaS befe 5rimttts! fir Sbnn,sr,sr
n ben al1rdhsn, gfasttln, Nrgocn une S,tnsn bswd6rt. g,rrluds
auft !prb baneIbe bel ~ N'
80, &. Bagntr, .. 96bttsr unb alien 8nisaifen
8.5I In 8itmpne, NorfoIf unb @etersburn. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
Speben erbaltsn
9tltalts grbisn, 2inien, @srfs, Rofnsn ,s. @nt. 06bs.

Snlpnsbt Dem 9ss9rtsn YubIfum irn ippbl aIIortirtes 3aar ypn
9oloipaaren uo lnlbrsn. 8eparatursn wsrben ~Iprafaltia unS Bill
l9 !~aus8enibrt, (ar bic nersn Dirb earantiri.) Searoi beitsn
rrsrben sei6madroQ ansefsrtist. ""
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
@t6mpHber Mn3et9cr.
Scnnatenb, 9. Sctpber 1858.

0aS @ei6iitslcfal pteies Slattes %tefinpet lid lest
l49 @ain1rabe, brei Sbiren Ycn Der Grdanec Sant.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
@pttlisp Glbsa,ann.

@sucee q. Sunble4,
8amilp grpeer, $50 9roablrabs, nabe Ter 6. @trose
bait Elm rsiAli6ss unb ~pp,Sasli@s8 Eager Ypn @roerrirs oGrr or,
aDsins, aiquOr9 a.. bic or sssen bar III ausnabmsipsiss bioioer.
yrsllsn Dertaali I'm stntn Sslu3 ieiner 8rsunbr uo bes NS,bfTi.
ssn asrsiDen wirS, aab bis aegrnn bcuti&tn alnStan bsbisnsSn y,
t6nnfn. "'" I"
@. q. 6unhIeA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
Din pas 0ublifum.

unterisihnftrr ~empfisb't isinen QBaaen bem Outli.
fNm su'" Nna'iseen, rtnaisen a~usliaen umo anperan
'FF9'h9sA "fl'StnDsisfn. 3p(, 5SIiher.
Sic GirafiS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

Sti S. $. Steder iinp gu Daben aue beuti6e
unp snSIilbr S2ultahsr, @siansbldsr, Ssbreibbii~
der fur G'lhaft1lente uno Shulen, Sdreibpapier.
Sleifepern &c. gu ben b~tlligiten Nreiien.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

@ribaftssgrSfnuns.
y. BtBinsfr, StlpIer unb NaI6iniR,
SroanItraBs, 3mifhen Der 1. nno 2. Strnse, i'm SSauSe
ssS Srn. 9pne,
ssnhptItEl 40 ir.lsn Breunb!n up rtm peutEbsn gubltfun, ,ur an.
hrt9un9 oier Shipnt0!tr;tcn uno &Craraturen. 9tionbers n,ods
tb SutlherS alf nrne Sbabtrrts, Stppp- unb gDifo. Iioitinrn
auin''tlem, fur BERN Gjntc ib 9aranisrt.
az Mnf tm Q8Uni@ %Nlcr babe ib MID ,ntlhIu6en. oud
tentr bier IN Ht5nlpMb 5n tleibcn. mag Id Sem pceb.ten NubIifmnNs
blerprr6 onieiss. 9netm ib pusetb fir bas mir idt IA Sobrsu
9Dpblpolrn beIIrlten. 1870 S'"'s''
SD eerbinSs hermit 5n8Isih bic anseias, RAP tb Smpffof5
Nv" gtlu"'fH "IhPfth Hapf NM nladpe Yiuttr bltraAi aulmerfiom.
1921 Mrs G. Niett, MarItoiIdr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
WASHINGTON NEWS

JAN. G.--1he Senate in executive session to-
day were engaged nearly three hours ia discuss
ing matters eonHected with the termination of
Ar. Sedgewiek for US. Attorney, Tor the South
ern district OF New York, in plaee OF MeKeon,
removed. While 1t is probable that the nomi-
nation AFill be confirmed, those who intend :
ting in the affirmative viii define their position,
believing the President has the right or power
to change the officer. but not justilying his ! :
mOVal for the reasons alleged.
The nomination of Clifford, to GIL a vacancy
Senate.
The debate which took placein the House to-
day, covering the defence of Com. Paulding,
strengthens the belief TINT that officer will not
De tecalled,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
RIYER AMI MEATHRR

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.-RiVer stationary with
between IL aud ~ feet ON the falls. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 80.
C%NcRNATI, jan. 6.-River, 26 feet in the
channel. Weather cloudy. and damp.
ST. LoVIs, Jan. G.4River about stationary at
this point, with six feetto Cairo. The Missouri
aud Illinois are both very low; the latter is fro
zen over above Lacon and the former full Of
floating ice The upper Mississippi Is falling
and a good deal Of ice floating past this city
Weather clear and very mild.
PTTTsBURGI, Jan. 6.-River z feet 4 inches by
pier mark. falling. Weather cloudy and damp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
ARRIYAL on THE STEAMED Avian

SANDY Hook, Jan. 6-@The steamer Atlantic
has passed here with Liverpool datesto the 2Sd,
four days later than previous advices. The
steamship Africa arrived out ON the both, and
the Kangaroo on the 22d.
The message of President buchanan has been
published in the London papers, aud fnvorably
criticized:
Klingcnden & Brother, of Liverpool, failed
with liabilities reaching half a million.
Nothing further from India has been, receiv-
An earthquake has occurred at Naples, catis-
ing great damage and loss of life.
IoNDoM.-The money market is reported as
easier, consols account are quoting at $50 and
934. 4s9 set
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Breadstuffs dull and gem
orally unchanged; sugar firm, and all qualities
have slightly advanced.
NEW York, Jan 6.--rhe Atlantic came up at
2 O'Clock. The Liverpool Times endorses Blu
chanan'S financial views, but says England
should not abrogate the Central American trca-
ty without a guarantee for the rc-enactmcnt of
its important provisions.
The Post characterizes the message as highly
creditable to the moderation, judgement and
public spirit of Buchanan.
The, Daily News praises his foreign and finan-
cial policy, but condemns his Kansas views.
The East India Company have been formally
notified of the Minister'S intention to terminate
the double Government in India.
There is a better feelingin the London Money
market, and discounts are readily made at s
per cent.
1t was expected that the Bank of France
would lower their rate of discount to five per
cent. before the end of the year.
Further attempts TO launch the Leviathan
were postponed until the spring tides the COM
mencement of January. The Hydraulical pow
er was to be more than double. The ship re-
manned even and fair on the ways and at high
had nearly six feet of water under her.
The report of an intended alliance between
the Prince of Orange and Princess Alice, of
England, is said to be totally without foundaz
Etion. u.,rl.. Enl -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

an Angry Man.-We have seen impatient,
excitable men shut up I'M room with their only
mir of boots in the hands of a dilatory shoe
maker; we have contemplated the countenance Of
an irraslble biped. when picking his new beaver
from a mud puddle, after chasing the same two
squares on a gusty day; we have seen men ap-
preached for the tenth time by dirty-faced apple
vendors, whilst adding up a complicated column
of figures we have seen printers nursing their
wrath to keep it warm, and sometimes giving
vent to the same upon ''pi-ing" a handful of
natter but the large man with the great coat,
who missed the Parkersburgh boat yesterday
morning, displayed in one vast combination all
the angry emotions of which the human mind
is capable. His "uaps" and his wife were
aboard. When he first discovered the boat
putting and blowing around the bend below
town he fetched a long drawn breath. For the
space of five minutes he was too full for "ut-
%terance," but after the elapse of that time he
"iel to cursing like a very drab," and kept the
recording angel busy for about a half an hour,
when he betook himself to turning somersets,
paving the earth and chawing a hitching post,
and then sat quietly and philosophically down
to wait for the next boat.
L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
NEW WORK. MARKEr.

JAN. 6.-Flour dull, sales of 6OOO bbls.-
Wheat buoyant 1900 bush. sold at $I,l 8 for
Southern Red. Provisions very dull. Pork
heavy and unsettled. Lard steady. Whisky
steady. Stocks active aud higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
RAILROAD STRIKE

CTNcTNcIsSATl, Jan G-All trains ON the Ma
Fietta and Cincinnati road stoppedto-day. and
bgsiness suspended. Matters have been hnsat-
isfactOry fOrs0me time, the employees are On a
strike for wages due. Il Is said the farmers in
the vicinity of Athens have so destroyed The
track that It Is unfit for use In that neighbor-
hood; cause not learned. Supt. Barnes left for
Shflieothie with a view to arrange matters and
resume At an early period.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
TRTRuTE OF

BALTnHoRE, Jan. ga meeting Of the mem
bers of the Bench and Bar was held this morn
ing in the Superior Court room, to ADOPT reso-
buttons of respect to the Hon David Stuart,
formally U. S. Senator, who died in this city
yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
C%INCINNATI MARKRr

100 bbls sold at 1870 for superine; receipts
light Hogs dull, $50 head sold at 1865; ne
ceipts about stationary. Exchange on New
York and Boston has advanced to one per cent.
premium, and dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07


III z9aOns-Hugh J. Jewett President of a
Central Ohio Railroad and Jas. Ball, superin
tendent Of the same, were in town yesterday.
Gamel-We notice another iaros arrive, :
choice game, partridges, pigeons, venison, &c.
to be served up at the Mcclure House Saloon.
Sent to JaA-Geo. johnson, an unsteady
chap from Short Creek, was arrested Yesterday
morning for using proane language in the street
and INDUCING in disorderly conduct. He wos,
lined four dollars, and in default of payment,
was sent to Jail. 49,
me RtUer.-Thc river was falling yesterday
with about 1Ofeet depth of water. The wealth
er was cloudy indicating rain.
The Liberty left Cincinnati on Tuesday even.
ing for this city, with about 200 tons freight,
including FIVE hundred b6ls flour; 8oodo lard
and pork, and go boxes meat. She had 1000
,bbls -four engaged above, but it was feared she
would not get it owing to the bad weather.
Somebody is itnterested in the information that
T. H.sLoeAN & Co., have just received some arr
ticles that have been wanting lately, such as
"Keyser's Pectoral Syrup, " French Army Lo.
ton, ssanfords Liver Invigorator, I" Conccntra-
ted Lye, White CASTLE Soap, &c.
Theyihaye.also some elegant style "CoIognes'
which they will close out at very low prices
Call at the Bridge Corner Drug store.p
A Liver REMBDY.-We wish to say to every
person who reads this that there is an article
as Dr.. sANFoRD's ISvIeoRAroR, or Liver
Remedy, which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any Gifts forms, such as
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia and numerous other COM
plants, described in another column, besides
which it isone of the greatest preparations or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted, as experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gen
orally tho first cause of consumption, but a de-
system, caused by the improper action
of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs at the mercy OF this
disease, because the liver has incapacitated
them from. performing their proper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused by cold.
Thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver e
and keep the system strong enough to. throw off
slight diseases of the lungs.
There is not in the world a better liver rene
dy or cure for debilliated system than DR..
Sanford's Tnyigorator, for it has been fully tried
in a large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is offered as a tried rem
edy, and one that can be relied on.-Lancdstcr
Nag. jan 5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
EoR MAYOR

Nv, EDrToR,-Yop will please announce the name at
JAMES ". PAXTON, Ecu. asa %sandleast for Mayor atthe-
peet well qualified to fulal the duties Of thrt ONCE, and o.
hlige, fZ NAN CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
professor MfIler's Dancing Academy :.
Az WASHINGTON HALL,

UH1s fashionable Institution VIII reopen for the last
srssion OF the season on Friday and Saturday next,
i,npETy SUI and 9th. Hours Of Instruction-For Ladies,
misses and masters, from 3 to n. NJ, and for Gentlemen,
TUI Party every other Thursday during the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

I would again respectfully announce myself as = candt-
date for the office OfHhRrf Master, and 70 re-eIeeEel will
attend faithfully tothe discharge Of my duties ashtretOtire.
3jan6 &Ik FRoDr. MANILrOS.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
FOR the Intenirencer

&1Ro For the IntelliRencer,
Messrs EDTToRs| beg leave respectfully 10 announce
through the, columns of your paper, my name as . candi-,
date for the ohiceo Of City Sergeant at heapproachlnR Char.
'ed dt ale S. Is57.-te. JAMES 0: HAwLEX'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Pay tie BAk.-This is the season when the
streets a~reGoliye with merchants and tradesmen
heavily laden with bills, and when the credit
system developes itself almost universally in their
presentation. We cannot do better in connec-
ton with this interesting subject, and in view
of the general stringency of the times, than to
adopt the remarks of an exchange paper, and adj
wise all who can do so to pay such bills with the
utmost prOmptness. There should be at any
time as little delay in,these things as the nature
Ofthe case will admit of. The proper cxamina-
ton o fevcry account should be made, and upon
aseertainiug its accuracy, the best thing to be
done is to pay it. a bill presented at the time
it expected is full due, and the demand is then
AUST one, according to the incest theory of the
credit system, and delay is unjust. Bills are ex-
pected on or about the first of January, and if
all would resolve to pay them at once, great re-
lief would be Immediately experienced in all the
avenues of trade. Indeed We are confident that
j eVery man who who can pay the bills presen-
ted to him at this season would do so, the hap
piest effect would follow. Try the experiment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

MEsRs. -EDrroRs:-Through the solicitations of many
friends, 1 beg leave to announce tnyseifas 3 Candidate for
the office Of City Sergeant, at the coming charter election.
decS1 SMITH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Mr.. EDFoR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate for superintendent of Water Works at the com.
ing de ea IS, fss dlession' EVERY PERSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Destroying Property.-Although there is an
S.uli'nee inHicting severe penalties upon win.
Wv S%nlashers, this crime seems to be on the in
crease: On last Hollow Eve a young man
named Messenger, demolished a window in the
vVlse occupied by a mar named Myers, Centre
meeting. Night before last the offence was
'spea'ed' but as the facts of the last one could
y. oe established, he was arrested upon the
ancient grudgen and taken before Aid. Newly
Nuere a tine was imposed upon him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

MEssRs. EDToRs :-Please announce our fellow citizen,
Mr.. r. n. as an Independent citizens can.
dldate for City sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election-
Mr. II. is fully competent to discharge the duties Of that
office, and II elected, will make q faithful and efficient of.
fesr. = A VOTER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
Sailed.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-The PaeiRes sailed tcsiay
for Liverpool, with 81 passengers and 1885,
900 IN specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
Rtreet CommI1aionet.

Mr.. EDITOR 81 Oler myself as d candidate Tor Street
COMMISSIONER at the coming Charter election. II elected
I will endeaVort to discharge the duties ofthe office as here
toIore, to the best of my abilities. HENRY SHARP.