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len Sorten peu Stfen unb 3lehwaarin %uberbaatt ipnte aae
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tteIten pretfen bin Id eeOtB, metne 5unben tn iebtt BPitebi
ung e%sfriebt9en gu tORnen unb bite I'm s~enet8ten 3uipruG.
JtepGraturen neroen f6neQ unb gut befOret. 3n3ntg
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SSrpprteur unt 3)entQoteux,
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STERLING SILBERWAAREN.
soFep. unb Stt6er.S ~erpiesn, ltrnen, GbeeteFel, Qr6ienttr'
sIer, Su6sns unb 8rDe.65rte, Sailors, 8arten- EDfS9sa'
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5tuger'8 UerbeHerte g1GbuaofdDime.
Siete 6Sofbtne wurbe mad elnent ungartGeitIden @erip6s
berWartfer IuSReQung nit Benz bb9fenYr&nttum belo6nt.
g 1T unnptbtg, pm BEN 9erbienfen Su ipre9en, ba beren
0pr,loltdteit Sr aaen dRberen baburG ttnlGngli3 beaeugi
wtr6, bQg etac grBBsre MnSGbl Spn beniel5en in Webrau6 1T.
rs Seinabe BON allen anperen 3ufalnmen aenortnten. mir err
louben unS, s abrttanten, @ftanje CT unb s a n tlteu
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5radten @erbeierun9en bic @lai@tne t~nsptefen Gg3iebun9lH
%9eretnfaGt saeen. Ste ltSfeFt legt 99pgelt 70 PEI &toett aie
tate, entUeber In 2etnwanb pber 9aber, ndben farm, ais mean
Fetn llnterI6tsb I'm Wiotertal mare, Mle TKb NIT Der er5Bten
Scrafalt unb bauertdft eebaIt,
QBlr Tnb In ben Stanb 0eieBt, nnfere WiafWInen inter ltbeo
ralen 8eStngnngea gegea ate pHn treenb elmer Mrt ~umjutals
fGen. perf9neH, BE Undergraduates Wa19tnen unter ten
9ornanbe Der 8tat8feit Betauft baten @erben einea fpl&eu
Edufd febr tprtbetltaft fnben.
Nusfunft ptrb nit benz erSBtcngerBnI8sn In unferar DfFe
Scr. 1O5 8alttntnrelfraBe, Baltimore,
s. 50, Gin er IL. GG.
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Gisenthiimer Der Baltimore Ofenfabrit,
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pap atHt6e RutiGe 81 @ei@eufen Fb7 eEanen6s gTM.-
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nit Statllt4et SPn 6aul6ab, bat6 U7oPcccssSs $40 M
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talb 8aEt tEerb6nte oso
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g. SIP. 6. SYr,,,b 49,, {f[ 81
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auf bent attn @labs
Sos. 1, 3, 5 unb z, 9(orp Gutotp StraFe.
lasaenater bem gGtaws6pufe, Baltimore, Wlb., trteber erSfnet.
lberen 8sruaa UGbrenb eer iegten IS Sabre ~ EbetI wurbe
ln1adt Ter Undergraduate beat pnbiittm Die ~eraebenfe Mn;etae
lba6 er fett Rem Sope bes etnsn Ebetlta6ers, 3rn. 6enrs@ dble,
Iburd be1en Sob be Gon1pagnte 6elbft pDrben mar, ben adn;en
l6ebeuteaDen 0Drratb ber moo unSplenbeten Ytanp'S, 6pu urb
anberern pr1pdrtrtenW ~latettQI tGuFiG an I'D ge5raht bal, Or
ptrb beStalb bas5@5ef91ft tn benl alten St9le tn hem fra6e .
rem GsI&GftaIptal frrtbetretten nnb es f1 3wr Aufaa5e ma.
ben, 0as Stanp tutn'er uehr IN fstner gugenbung sa perbef.
fern.
%tapRrGge, nGte Baltimore, bat or etne neue srpBe IabrtF tn
5IbsGutawffrdee, NIT Der Brpnte mad WeftfraBe errtGtet, In
pel6er er cine sroBe aasabl Der bsfen &rbetter beIdGfttote,
Su btefer Sebrtf perben 9tanpS nod elmer aeueu scala ae.
lferttgt, fir relae er BET Der MuSfelMng i'm Marbf1nb&S n8ts
tut, 100 bic beftsn Snffrumentenm Gber aus gpapn, Nefpsgorf
an6 Baltimore, "A @tanpS %eHssefeQt battrn, btt b ) d
80 + 4 nj lie erbtelt.
Der NueIsruG bes SnRttuss wurte fura n46ber tuta bs
ISrbufrte. &uSfeQun8 rpn 8tGuDnb, Da., befGttet, No ibrn
benfal8 hdS e t E y r q m 4 m ertbeiIt ipurbe.
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aae &uftrdee, NIT .'peIten er bssRrt mirb, aufs @rputpteHe
duS3uflbren.
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eem RIlnta ptberfehcn.
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unb BON fefer 6ct3s Wnb 9auart pcrben a~eletert.
Die gr66te SDrgfolt Wirb auf bic MrBett Wnb aMf bte. Muss
IpGbl Der Mtatertalten S~sfpenbst unb sr fam baber fir tebee
aus sinem @tnbltRement perSDr9ebenoe SSnitrunent bic Gar,
lrpS beHbe. Gt
que Snframents aus metner 8abrtf wetbeu fir SABRE
Spm benz lag hs 8srtaufes an earautirt.
/ SeicnSers Nmfmerffamteit ptrb onf bic gustpobl Spn SIN.
wsl@s tn etner ert 6ea @ntfernuna perfeuber f1sr.
SSa, serwenoss nne Elm WOrreGt bsS limtauides fnner0alb
Ifrument nitt ~SraaGabte B~efrtebtaen. W." ip"'s !" 0"'
Gg" GrObtonhler werDsn %pCblfbun, Bet una sDp,v, sr,6en
ebe fe f6 anctrtparts ~nnleben. va 7''4'"
Befdnht8 F~GrrGtbts cine NusgoabI son SIP . I
ben 6sfsn SnfrHnsntenma4ern su $45 bs 500. .
VtanNs pef9em Rm~ 6etauf9t, ausee
nj tetb ct NNb ettlnmt.
Auobe n. g.
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Weprae M1c&onD(e6.

S@WAWt AUN NSWtEp4ER
y au.s Hn0 8 m mermetfer.
ger. AS WprcsGr eeeridfr ofe, .
MT ole Nrten ppR PautersSauten, Qdbens unb 6arss
muneen ~unhshber Gle tn fsta Sad Staf8laaeubea
6tR.
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Stanbe eefest, ~wCrfcHfsr (Sbowfsnfer), X66en uuS GbareR
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p~prrdt9te.
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uti&s GDra&s vsraett no fprt&t. Ip96m,s
8rtf4e.S&rim9e.
sol chen erPaItsR e~sasferpse. eeabuns ueurr b0GSuttftes
gVA-3aFtuae sf-e xPF q taRHe Ben SIT.
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GifenateBereiun @tal6incus abrit

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on preaen ais @efers@reden. Gatafs@reGenT nS snbsrs'
Ipatent.gDpsens unb &pfcnapttS@GfGber, BrIdens GsIdnSst f,nS
Itet% fs5stS
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YER SGiler, @b.9e Il. s errmann In @olbrabmea frb Sseosr.
fanre mflbe I'D %bsfeneerS ;uG0ef3 enyea s!3nen' II tG ,rsssShis
SSesQel9 rtetaea g%ceHneen, fppte bent %eettrtea 0rbfgrfmn In III
adten. ~' ~ 0 sN""'si' 81 P'
aar ie 6trrn qehrer nn1 WieterEerfiufsr asts pprrs,6,o
YEN aaer S0r.en S&rtibs, 9etdsaa unt RStenbefte RON t5ss
aa 5u GcfbenIen &c. fSsto4 SStta'
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Go Bur beIcnoeren GenntntBnobne.
Gtnpanberer unb @etlenbe fpltsn febr SDrt&tt8 fem, tbs
lie TIRE gtaette taufen unb folten bteielten muir Spn i0l3sn
l~neefeIten 8tdmten faufeu, nelde BON tbrern 0ehaIte isbeh,
aiGt absr Spn MatleFn Vber 8wtf3entrd9ern, bh tie icad Der
I9eGbr ~ausseiest fnb, befGwtneelt ~ tpersen uno TER @el0
lamipnft ~GusSeben.
Ourdfabrt8s 8tQette
mad allen GteiGen teS QDeftns fnb 5u BADEN Bel
Oh. q. f5tlcebrdubt,
ereal.@nierGnte .@9ent Der 8altsnSrss unh
SbtesGt ien6otr.
SansO1S Scr. 81, Thame8ifr., 8alttnore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL Or HE ARAGo.

New YoRE, Feb. 24-Thc steamship Araso
from iIavre and Southampton arrived here at
about a. IN. to-day
The Arago brings 90 passengers and the usu-
al mails. She had $4,000 in specie and 900
tons Of merchandise
The following telegram was received by tho
Times, dated Lisbon, Feb. THE Avcn has
arrived. Civil war has broken out on the Rio
Plata. RevOlutionists had defeated troops at
Monte"ideo and surrendered the town At la
test dates, Jan. ., the English French and Amer
lean marines landed. Auvioes from Rio dc ia
neiroo of he 10Th ofJanuary state the Cumberland,
Admiral Wallis, had left for Montevideo.
The Turkish ambassador, Alnhommed Ber,
was at the naval arsenal OF Fcrral, in Spain on
the 3oth of january, experimenting the work
OF repairing the line of battle ship, Fcthic II
is presumed that his Highness will come over
soon in the Fethic, which is fine war ship of
the Turkish navy.
Naturalization steady and iiim-sales of >
days 5000 bales. New Orleans has 94a "a fr.
Stock 100 COO sales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

Sa'eFiog 1eeident.-On Friday last, while
some citizens were firing an old cannon, near
Piedmont, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
NJ .. W. McLcync met with shocking acct
asot 1t appears that the match was too dry,
50 That before Mr.. McLcyne could get out of the
way the match ignited, and in the discharge OF
''e load from the cannon, the plug was thrown
'sa'A>t Mr.. McLeyne, hitting him in the face,
entirely putting out one eye and iniuring the
Y'aeT so that it is feared the sigh, will be lost
NJ w. Asl'eyne is ina precarious condition-his
.le being considered in DANGER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
PROM WASUTNGTON.

Feb. 24th.-Thc Washington correspondent
of the New York Times says there is a good
deal of comment upon the fact that Gov. Walk
er is taking such slight part now in the public
movemen. in opposition to Lecempton. 1t
certainly seems strange that lac was present at
neither the Philadelphia or New York meet
ings There is rumor Of a reconciliation in
part between him and Mr.. Buchanan and that
he will not hereafter be found in opposition the
Presidents policy. It is also rumored that lie
is likely to GO into government service again.
The challenge having been wiiEdrawm and
the seconds retired, Crittenden, Toombs and
Mason of Kentucky, lave effected settlement
o! the difficulty between CulIom and Clay, who
have returned to Washington.
Alex NJ. Robinson of Missouri, is appointed
to the Central Superintendeney of Indian az
fairs. vice Geo. Cumming.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
PENNSYIYANIA LEGISLATITRE.

HAHnIsHuHG. Feb 24-SENATr--The Major
ity Committee OF Kansas resolutions, reported
in favor of tn" Lecomptou Constitution, ac-
c"mpanicd with lengthy written report, argu-
ing speedy admission Of Kansas under Lee
COMPTON Constitution, with 81 declaration of the
right of the people to alter it when desired
through the higher legal means. TheTeport was
ordered to be printed. A motion 20 postpone,
to allow a minority, defeated by united vote
of Democratic members
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

Closed. past three or four cold nights
have closed the ohioriver at the ''narrows" be-
low town. The large cakes of ice are still NOV
Ing opposite the city, but the present severe
weather will soon put stop toIt All the lit
tie streams and ponds are locked in icy letters,
n7t the eternal hills are covered with cold
white mantle Regular, stern red winter is with
u> lie will it is supposed, protract his I'M
welcome visit till the fiery suns of April shall
p'ar their rays upon his frosty head and drive
nm back TO Greenland, or whcrevor!e chooses
togo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25
0 N b DOLLA R


AA u H. E8 j
ONE or TIE BEST PUEGATIyE AMI LIVER MIDI
~ GINS nov before Tie Puti!e IsI.,y,
iSNiGoAAIoE or Lfrer Leu.cy. that ts;Ll0tIie,
= cine known. 1t is Quay CaIlHruo, Gut a I5rsr
= Remedy acting fret On the Licer eject iis E had
matter, ti=E tIis IA vIs carry
ra-'ter thus EoOmi enretusiil
a'.ons Caihsrties II sistus,Is the a
nteT"ts doses Will-snE hsI and build IL ny with
Dz. sASTGED's ISvIaoEAroE is compounded rnt.ssy
NtfTUni new articles Of tayiIsius-, u=ietly Gums.
some idea Of the strength 81 these gums may be
= ed Nhrn It IL known bottle IhVirotator
contains much strength IN. LEIdrtd
omsi, without any oil d'ivtsIig1s srretz
have b en but 1.-the KNOWN hy.iels,
10 induce tie prur.tor 4. ,,E n -, fs,,, 80
tilted and known Ia iiS elects Il has rarely
70 cure Lieer Complaints "a their worst forms
- HhSn the Liver Is sxeiled 70 action
: saassS D an npEepsr scion ~ the Lts
le any one Irouid S!t JauLeisv 'aks tie IuvirorIur
ia s oliSs I1 color az" r ' VII 1's to A''r'~
COsveiess be permanently cured Ly the Iu,isC-
TatoT. Take il "a snail doses retiring ttsts
mature in her operations ly gradually tLS
Ia regularly uork. SICK IIra.Arls -
CvCry soon relieved by taking tunI- IT,, IgtC.
which eoEFeets All Sedi'y and A0GrHvs' ~ tie
For overloaded stomach has no equal Ast re-
bTt,, All s;, OF gnaS is.hnK Hiisr Ss'hE
As cure for Liver ColupIaInts and an ,li-,s ,,r,
from Diseased Liver. lie tysyaSIials nauy u
Our Physicians in its favor iu'ie,J try
CONVICTION Is certain that IL - Of tine EFeaest
~ sings ever given "a DyspeItcs, !,te
care before the nrst bottle taken, and
eat anything edible without trouble. Nhie befnrr moth
ing but the hght'aI food I'D Citsil III.
gave pain. Nov What say all taders
IA, ii Liver Complaint b sprls4 yOu lot
fi 10 igJ this THE greatest REMEDY the W0Tld.dTs
Fact.
There has never been tried in family reH.sd,
which has with snci unboundvd thu cure
Of dseases iHciisItto children, DR. SANfuHDs lNvfC
= OEAIOE; j. IL alone :or diseases children
Use IT.; Tor IL Ac;s CatiaTtic mildly gently
anu seems 20 TelOsAiv the systSm thoroughly dat
= thiak doing service all advising thsn
Fiwt-n tiel need medicine this
that have uttsr notice Wis great
eL has been received IN deasrr the Liner Stomach
NaLn bowels, all other give Ttf
lthas become Cs-:ul ia lI.ot do
~ Uitl,oHt it.-JIeLsORriHs add La 'tL5iCGH.
PEiCE DOLLAR EgT1IE-
SANFORD CO, fTopTi,t ,355 Broadway, NeA YGTk
7 H. LOGAN CO.. AErnts for MherlLg.
JOHN b. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. IL. kBisE'g. Pit;sbuIEh W oissAIr Agents
autT-smI-Iv-f'ss
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~ II. James Extract of Cannabis Indica,
,AIeOhOlie preparation from the leaves imported
nom CaIcutta,) for the permanent cure of Con-
<anP''On, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds,
;,SrSoas Debility, &c. Price Sl,OO per bottle.
-'O0e genuine without "Dr. II. James, 10 Grand
SIeGt Jersey City," blown in the bottle. For
a." ny / ii. Logan Is Co, sole agents, Bridge
>V'"er Main st, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

ST. Louis. Feb 24-Thc funeral obsequies of
those who lost their lives by the Pacific Hotel
catastrophe, took place to-day. 4 sermon was
preached ut Christ Church by Rev Mr.. Schuy-
ler The bodds, ten in number, were followed
to the grave by the City Officers and Councils,
and nearly all the Benevolent Societies, the Fire
Department and large cOncourSe of citizens
Tic procession was solemn and imposing, and
occupied an hour in passing given point
Mrs. II. Hubbard, from Boston, died yesterday
from her injuries, and Jas. F. Gary this morn
ing, making 30 victims. Several Others who are
wounded, are not expected to survive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

B,.Deetabis Pe2z'Le anil Police Aatters.-Re.
liability is very good thing. When well
,.n5,d it is almost as desirable as dollars and
times As Hans would observe, we say "not-
ass fon dat" but after thorough investiga-
IN, energetic research, calm deliberation,
nd 4 good deal of hard thinking, we are
oo,be to see the reason why a respectable
nan should not be fined for the violation of a
riy ordnance Just as soon as the man who is
On, 50 respectable. According TO Gunter and
,le laws Of this country, one possesses no more
,;,b,, than the other. We believe that is uni
s.rs,lly conceded fact. When those persons to
rbon the appcllatiOn of "hard cracking" is
appropriately applicable, commit an offence
.,aast the peace and dignity of this city, their
n,p,cs are given TO the ''locaS' without hesita-
t;op bnt it is not always so when so-caled re
sgecrahls man similarly offends, and is similarly
dealt with If they are equally guilty they are
equally deserving of exposure, or else we enter
taia mistaken idea of common justice To
rynose one and screen the other is not doing the
fair thing. But, say the magistrates, as we
were answered yesterday, 'itrenders US unpop-
uar." That is doubtless the true reason, but is
it not Il most unfortunate one for the party of
lering it? The inference is that if justice
will allow himself to be influenced by the CON
sileraon of popular favor after the case is tried
lie is liable to be swayed by the same fear in
rendering his decisions. Were we to give pub
lefty to the case in point that would be the in
eyiabe conclusion of the public. These re-
marks, though generally made, are not intend
I'd to have general application. The shoe is
not to be worn except by those whom it will
Il,
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RIVER AND MRATHER-

Sr. LorIs, Feb 24-The river has risen near
ly foot since YESTERDAY 1t is now positively
regarded that the ice has gorged sinewhcre
above Cairo. The channel is jamncd with very
thick, heavy ice. Weather cigar Mercury
% degs.
CINcrNNATI, Feb. 2t.-Rivcr stationary
Weather clear-Snow melting in the sun. Their
24 degS.
PIrTsBuRau, Feb 2t-River still closed
Weather tO-day.whS Inurc mild. and snow melt
edrapidly in the sun-clear. Their 2s degs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-25

Ho'' Z" Keep Leat.-It is possible that we
nave already published this quaint aud excel
lent recipe for keeping true lent, written by
herriclS, in 1913, but they viii repay perusal
every year:
Is This Fast to keep
The taTdrr leans,
And cleane,
From fat OF yeales and sheep
Its to quit the dish
OF tissh yet still
To fill
The platter high with fish,
It's to taste houre,
Or rag:'d to go,
Or show
dOWn3ast locke and soWre?
No! Ills Fast to dole
Thy steaf wneat,
And meat,
Unto the hungry soul.
IT'S to fast from strife,
From old deba {,
And hat;
To crcumcise thy fei
To show heart griefrent
To starve thy sin,
Not bin;
And that's to keep thy Lent