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DRANDY. FRENCH puIsE~-4old Madeira, Old
40 Port. White Sherry, Of the best quality, for
Medical uses, for sale by
p. LiSDNCE HEIR ARD Il co.
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EBAILLON & CARRIERE, Receiving,
- Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash.
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N0TICE.-The undersigned hereby notify
IN Planters and othets that from and after the LIST
Of November next, 1853, the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merchandise and
,ther articles laying in their warehouses for the pc
Rod Of one month, and for every additional month
part Of month tho same additional rates will be
charged. etoss
Nothing will be delivered nnt;l the Storage paid
Washington, 0cteller H. 1856.
DEBAILL0N & CARRIEBE.
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A TTENTiON, LADIES I'VE have 4just received
IN q fresh supply Of line and fhncy French, Eng.
isli and American Periumery 81 pds ags.slSp
-. -. 4. p. LrONisE HIRIA RID 4 co
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CATION NY School will open for
ear on the lsf of October 1857. All pu-
,nsidered as utered by the year, and
"accorling1 unless BY special agres
wy. Terms Payment invaria u
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nUCONGE'S & BRlAN1r'S s,HRUP.
~ For Coughs, Colds, etc. for sale by # s3
yF1t. T.. IEONCE HEIR ARD & CO !,
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NO1ICE.--The undersigned having been
~ appointed agents for the sale of Wagons,
Carts, ETC., OF every description, of the make Of
Busbey Little 4 CO., Wheeling Va, offer for sale,
the above On liberal terms.
Washington, La, August l, 1857. M
BEAUCHAMP, II WILKINS. p
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DERl'uMERY.--A "A fresh supply of French
Il and American perfumery--I ladies' are respects
fully Invited to CALI 5,.3,
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II NlvES.s-Rogers Genuine Congress Knives,
IN Ladies' fancy Pen Knives, Nail ana Pocket
Knives, for sale by X ,Satsisfss
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GHAMPAGNE.--A few baskets of this
~ line Wine left, which we will sell at reducep
prices, 10 close the invoice.
DEBAiLLoN & CARRIERE. Washington.
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/ AF FAYET1E i4IlsH q: sOHOD 8 Rsv i.,

II ,AFAYEIsTE n sI1Ita n 81 HOO b H. Rev.
). - Z, THoNAs RAND. A. n. Principai--Thi School
Is pleasantly situated IN the village Of vermilionyie
The session will commence on Tuesday, October
IS. to contnue ten months.S ~
Mr. Rand is prepared to einstrnction in ali the
mics. Gils ~ n glEsSss9S sE
The Glasses will be open for inspection HI ali
tiinss Those having sons or wards, whom, they
wish 70 edncate are especially invited to call asee
the operations Of the School NJ IL y gt E4ssSE Y 7g9
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TNLEY's. WALKERS and CDLT'S Celebrated
IL Percussion Caps, for Rifle, Gan and Revolver,
for sale by P. .LEoNeE HEBRARD h co.
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L>OR SALE. = A very excellent Grand
IL Action Piano in good order, for sale cheap and
on liberal terms. Apply atthis Office.
Nov IS: 1857. ,.--.r
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X TUST RECEIVED, fresh supply ofsSeidlitz and
eJ Soda Powders prepared for the Southern eli.
mate, and for sale by 1sSlt w
iaSt&b@t P.LEONCE HEEi2ARD h flO.
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BDUBLIC SALE, BY virsue of ati ofdst
ftouft the TIon. tho District Court ih md NJ tho
Parish Of st. Landry. M ha ufeted fos salS. q
pnblicauction before the Cou. Hoaec VI 0peluA1aai
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0UININE.-Jnst received 200 ounces and
PiLEoNoE HEBRARD ssco.
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GHAYING CREAMS, Military Soap Shaving
- Brushes, and Razor Strops, for sale by lia5
r. LE0NGE fiEBisAR) n co.
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o5;;5f{zRIFFiS. SALE.-SrArE OF LOUISIANA.
E 5%rt Court, Parish Of St. Landry No. 1898.
s"s o}A writ Of Fl. fa issued in the above en-
suS ~ x,e District Court in and for the Parish
" KIN N and s State aforesaid and to me directed,
IT. oss IT pahlic sale. for cash, at the Court
Parish on sATuRpAY II Az ha,sr the % q day &
Et;nuins from day to day, If necessary, all
~ Eie, interest and demand Of the said de-
n I,anna Carson, in and to the following
seizaa.to satisfy said writ, to wit:
MI " and tract of land, situated on
dsyo, NM, inarft or Teche, in the Parish
sae l1 pa1 nnSr az front on he East side Of
M.5T M..5,T1.I.aT La,TF Sents, and he West side ef
aii,sBs;s,nsA superficial ar
isstaore tlands formerly
I'll by M4fCliigJ dbelow by land
Hjakim Littell,, > -inls un> purchased by
FIrF. Demaret, from valiere ~.
Lerilr' sofhce, Opelousas, Feb. n, 1858.
L.y. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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~ wv. MUSE q Co, Commission, For
~ : warding, Produce Merchants and Steamboat
Agents. II GrAvier street, NewOrleans. Nj
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rNHE undersigned avails himself of this OPP
il portnnity to thank the patrons of theeold firm
of Morris & Robertson for their liberal patronage and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit their
confidence and patronage hereafter We have Just
received q splendid assortment OF l
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, .,-
HARDWARE, ''
SADDLERY,
CLOTHING, 5.
HATS,
BOOTS & SHOES;
also, a general assortment OF GROCERIES, Patent
MEDICINES, etc.
the whole of which we offer cheap for cash, OF 10
punclual customers on the most liberal terms
Big Cane, February Is, 1851, o
j. L. MORRIS Il co.
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'aNTATE OF LOUIsIANA-District Conr

Opelousas, March G, 1858.
lHS. LAS1'RAPES, Clerk.
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M ATCHEs. = Palmer's yesuvians, Segar and
IvI Guillemin's Celebrated Southern Matches, for
sale by tlg P.IEONCE HEBRARD Il co.
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or tle Everlasting Perts,,nc, q
Il large assortment, Just received BY
p. LEONGE HEBRARD & co. .l
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IgHERIFF'S SALE. State of Louisiana,
kJ District Court Parish OF st. Landry.-No 1886.
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QRGSHES.--A fine assortment Of Tooth, Hair,
ID Nail, Shoe, Paint and Wbtewash Brushes for
sale by y. LEONGE II HEBRARD & co.
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EAPELOUSAS LIVERY STABLE, Main
" Traveller when you visit
0peousas leave your Horse with eee+-!fsS ~ p
that wellknown and accomplished Se,gs IN gssSsesst
"Keeperp Naycisse jones' the very w ~ ~ A~-s
prince Of Hostlers. ffsa
He has always on hand plenty Of the best Belly
timber and Elbow grease, and applies them both
without stint. 7t s s, 7-a ~
Entrance on Main street. JOHN.POSEY.
January 23, 1858. Proprietor.
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sPE 81 Al NoTIoEs.
a1fULTUM IN p4RY0n

Interference to Or. A. s. ToDD,s Anti bilious or liver
Pills. Bell of Utica, Licking Co.. Ohio writes
u find them to be an excellent medcinea'
mr. VIM. aughey, of ohesterville, Monroe Co., Ohio,
writes "They are the best Pills we can get.n
James Packer, Of sunnsrvIle sonerses CO. pa write.
have been using them for the last four years. prise
them very highly"
&c Morris, of the 8. /. R. r., at steubenvie. says
they "lnestimsble.n
W. NJ Belts, Of Sage, Upshnr Co., Va. says, 81 have
been greatly benefited by excellent Liver Pis
RP Camden, OF Weston, Va, says of Them 'They are
certainly very valuable 1scaFcey know how could do
without them they the only medicine have used for
Is months, and would earnestly recommend them to all
dyspertics."
The above selections few of hundreds that might
be given, and yet hunted certcatssl We
asking.
Todd's Pills for by dealers everywhere Address
your orders to 7. II. LOGAN & co.,
sus4 General Agents.
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FROM WASHINGToN-

AUGUST l0.-Ihe Secretary Of the Treasury
awarded two millions of loan TO Robbins & Son,
although that house by telegraph wished to re-
duce their proposals to one million. The Secre-
tary acted on the principle that nothing but
sealed proposals, to be first opened by him
could be considered one of the bidders Of pre-
graphed offerings of five and a half for twenty
thousand, but the Secretary would not consider
the telegraphic dispatch and made the award at
i've. This loan at a hundred and eight pays the
same rate Of interest as Government six per
centum loan at q hundred and fourteen and q
sec'y of the Navy left this morning for Con-
necticut, and will be absent about three weeks.
Before his return he will inspect the navy Yards.
Chief Clerk Welsh acting as Sec'y.
From present indications it is supposed that
the Paraguay expedition will start about the FIRST
of October. - -
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pH1T. AnEI.pHIA MARKEr

both for export and home consumption, but for
the better grades of retailing brands there is an
advance of l23c per Dbl; sales 1850 bbls at So
for old stock western extra; 1925 for fresh
ground from new wheat; $4,879a4,75 for old
old stock and recently ground supertne; So, 873
al, 20 for fresh ground from new wheat and So
Corn Meal scarce and firm Rheat-fair in
quiry; sales 10000 bush; Penna and Southern
red $1,2Oa1,25; white Sl,85a1,48. Rye adj
vanced, and is wanted; sales of old at Soc De-
mand for Corn fallen off; $500 bush. yellow sold
at 95a96, which is a declite. Oats in demand at
20 for old and 80 for new Whisky scarce and
advancing; sales of bbls at 283a29.
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FROM sr IONS

AUGUST 1o.-A Dispatch from ST. Joseph
7th, per U. S. Express to Boonville, says the
Salt Lake male arrived. Brigham Young, Or
son Hyde and Heber Klmball had returned to
the city, Capt. Dickinson, quarter master of
army, had issued proposals for timber and ma
teriais for building fortin Cedar Valley, which,
when completed, will be occupied by General
Johnston in command of enthinfantrv. Pbelps
battery and second dragons, as head quarters
of Utah forces. Sixthinfantry has been ordered
to Oregon to reinforce Col. Steptoe. The ba-
tallion of volunteers under command of Col.
Bee, left on the 10Th ult, for Fort Leavenworth,
where they will be mustered out for services.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Those Pictures.-Partridge the artist, has
sent US three shadows from the substances of
the editors of this paper, in the shape of Pho.
tographs, done in beautifully ornamented frames.
The pictures don't look as much like the Three
Graces as the nor. resident reader might sup
pose, nor do they correspond with the correct
idea of sublime masculine beauty. That is the
fault of the subjects however, not the shadows
which are true to nature, and so well executed
as to induce praise of the artist by every one
who has seen them. Partridge deserves much
credit fer the enterprise which he has recently
exhibited in his business. His merit is beyond
question and we are glad to learn that his pa
tronage is almost equal to his deservings.
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RIVER AND MEArHER

PIETsRURou, Aug. 1o.--River 2 feet 10 inch
es. Weather clear and warm. Thermometer
80 dogs.
C1So1NNAT1, Aug. 1o.-River risen Is inches
in the last "a hours. Weather clear. Their
memeter 81.
EoU1sv1ILE, Aug. 1o.-River scant 4 feet
Canal stationary, slight rise expected. Their
mometer 80.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1O.-River falling at the rate
of quarter of an inch per hour Illinois and
Missouri rivers are receding, with feet on the
bar at Dubuque. Weather oppressive; only hot
at 2 P. NJ. Ther. 104 in the shade
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Admira07y Actea.--A middleaged woman
ano two little girls, have doubtless been seen So
Letting charity through the streets of the city,
within the past two or three days, The woman
in approaching victim trcmbles as if afflicted
withthe severest palsy, and speaks in broken
and sickly tones. After receiving her pittance
she ceases to tremble and turning upon her loi.
tering children, addresses them with real healthy
vigor by way of hurrying them up. The wo.
man looks needy enough in all conscience, to
excite the sympathy of all persons containing a
reasonable quantity of the milk of human kind.
ness, without resorting to the species of de.
ception alluded to. M
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H " ID as -
Writing Sch00L--Every young man aspiring
to prominent position in the business commu-
nifty, will find that good hand writing is one
of the strongest elements of promotion and sue
cess; and carries with itself an indisputable
reference.
Mr.. j. II. Cooke, alate principal of the South
Wheeling Public School, has opened rooms in
North Wheeling Hose House, for the purpose
of giving instructions in Writing. Hours of
School from Al to 81 and,73 to 81. Mr.. Cooke
lis a gentleman of very exemplary morafs,a
superior penman and q teacher of many years
experience. On these premises wo can cheer
fully recommends those who wish to improve
themselves in the useful and beautiful art of
penrnanship. 1t. .
Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative ofthc vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic OF medicinal .stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup In Dysentery aud similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
3. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. % Monroe
street.
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
vigorater in another column.
Western Reserve Cheese.
100 BoxEs prime oaeess, just received sale
=
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Domestics and Foreign STAPLE

plecesa only cts per yard, worth 12 cts.
bLEAVHED MGSLINS-160 pieces, full yard Eide,- and
very me, for onyIC cents yard Also excellent qua
l Musns for only cents yard. Asuperior article of
Island Brown iuslins wide cents SheetinRs
ana F1lIoM case Muslins at almost any price. -
CHEChS at very low prices BedtIcking aFti.
Ce Tor ~ cent? yard, and do Herring Bone Twill" at
only ~ cents per yard, very cheap
OhASltA very good quatty,f only cents per yard
1R1SHL1NENs-Asp splendid article ~ arrsnted llii1en
for only IS cents yard. - 49, 80
goods, for
De BEGEs AND LusTREs-some as low as SCENTS a
yatoi at laPS-Sml ALEX. HEYMANs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Bill Jones, Jr., an JqiL-Thc notorious Will
liam Jones, Jr., has again been lodgedin the
Washington county Jail. 1t appears that his
father has removed from Hickory to Washing
ton borough. Bill returned to his fathers
house on Saturday last, and about three o'clock,
Sunday morning last, Sheriff Bruce was aroused
from his SAUNDERS, and upon going to his win
dow, was informed that he was wanted. On
going down to the door he was met by Madison
Jones, Williams brother, aud a woman. Mad.
ison informed him that William was at his faith
er's, and that he C'yilliam) desired the Sheriff
to come up for him. The sheriff went imme.
diately, and before day dawned William was
again in limbo. He was very anxious to DO be.
hind the bars before daylight, as he has the
dea in his head that if the people of Washing.
ton should get hold of him he would suffer VIC.
ience, and perhaps the summary justice Of
Judge Lynch. His surrender appears to have
been voluntary, the wretched mou finding nc
rest for his head or his feet out side of the pri
son walls.
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NOTICETO MOUsET5EEPERs

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
dlI.s S9SscFiber takes great pleasure Informing his
his SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, which Is very large
and the greatest variety offered this city
Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths Wall Paper, Window Shades,
curtain DamaskS Satin Delanes, Gilt Cornices,
bands aud Pins Table and Plano Covers, together with
great variety of articles too mention This
STOCK mas been selected with great price,
not before been offered In this city.
Those inWant Of Goods in the House line will
please call at the old stand NO. 143, Main ST., and
satisfy Themselves that this the place Cheap
Goods. A. a. 3IIARBOtJR
ap8 No 14s Main st.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST 1O.-Flour advanced, $4,000 bbls
sold State 81, 4Oa4, 80, Ohio So 35a5, 80, South
ern 5,30a5,40. Wheat advanced, $4,000 bush
sold, Southern r ed s1,223a1,2s, white 81 ,32a
1,5O, Western red 81 ,12a1,13, white 81 i 1a1,-
10000 bush sold, mixed 7Oa96, white 90. Pork,
prime had declined 15c; sales at $l4,85. WINS.
Ky dull at27. Stocks dull and lower
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Sun 8tr0ke.-A young man of steubenville,
named Frank Reynolds, while attending Stem
plnr" pic mic at Litton's Grove near warrenton,
was attacked by coup de soziez. Saturday last,
aud has been in rather precarious condition
since. Two men, working on the P. & G. Railroad
track, little above McCOy's Station, last Thurs
day, were struck down suddenly by the extra
ordinary heat of that day. One of the men
crawled under shade, and will likely recover;
the other, Patrick Haughney-a young man,
lately married-died the same day. A few
other cases have been reported, but not tangi-
b1U
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

a Tioents1 Woman.-Mrs. Mary Hamilton,
was up before Aid. McCountry last evening,
charged with abusing and threatening the ex-
istence of one Mrs. Hildebrand There were
about dozen witnesses present, mostly Ger.
man. One old lady testified that Mrs. Hamil-
ton called Mrs. Hildcbrand various hard names,
a few of which she enumerated to the infinite
amusement of the spectators Mrs. Hildebrand
said Mrs. Hamilton picked mp "brick slime, .
and that she CNlrs. Hildebrand) had to stump
back couple times" for fear of being knocked
down. Mrs. Hamilton was fined six dollars
and costs, which she settled with tears and Sc
curity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

"a ome."-one of our exchanges is indebt-
ed to Mr.. Anonymous, very prolific genius,
for ''pomc" entitled "Morn," a subject he is
evidently very familiar with. However, as the
'pOmc" is rather attenuatcd, we can only give
the opening stanza. The "slanting verge" is
exquisite, while the repetition is perfectly de-
licious. Mr.. ANONYMOUS should certainly per-
severe. Wehave no comments to make, further
than to state that the italics are ours.
"Io! on the BlantinF verge Of Morn,
See, Phoebus takes his way,
A thousand pecks of golden
Have fed his stee1S to-day
A thousand pccE8 Of golden corn
And now they feel their outs
As up the SEuntin0 Ter1e Of Morn,
The car triumphant floats"
The author should always append his true
name; as it is, We invite him to come out and
own up peck or two of the golden grain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Child Ran ooer.-on Monday last little
German child was run over in East Wheeling,
near JOhnstOn's Drug Store, by heavy coal
wagon and had its leg badly crushed We
have recently observed several narrow escapes
of children in the streets. We have more cell.
dren in this city, in proportion to the podulation
than are to be found in most other places and
some extraordinary care should therefore be
taken to shield them from danger
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BALTIMORE MARKET

AUGUST 1O.-Flour dull but firm, Ohio and
Howard ST. 1915. Wheat dull, red $l,l5al, 26,
white 81 ,3Oal AS. Corn dull at decline of 3a4c
sales of white at 84a86, yellow 91a93 Whisky
firm at 27a28. Provisions heavy and unchang-
ed.
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That Nuisance-trhat nuisance complained
ofupon Water street, has been removed through
the promptness of the Street Commissioner and
the intervention of Divine Providence, which
sent US rafting shower last evening, and
washed the filth away.
"You may break, yon may ruin the vase If you WILL
But the scent of roses will cling round 1t stl,''
Or some such couplet as that, is appropriate to
the immediate locality where the nuisance ex-
existed.
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ROBBED,

BETHEL, COM, Aug. lo.-The Hatters' Bank
Of this place, was robbed on Saturday night of
$4,000, chiefly in its own bills The officers
caution the public against taking the bills at
present.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, al D.,
PRystotan a1sraOr1snQry to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaing the cure of all
those painful dangerous diseases which female
constitution is subject Itmoderatea all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited. w in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei.s.
CAUTION.
These Gs should not be taken IyenndIes during tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF 4ye0nancy, as they arc
sure to bring AtscGrrtq0e, but at Gny other time they
are sqte.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Afectons Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Papta-
tion of the Heart Mysteries Whites these pills will
effect when all other have failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do iron, calomel,
antmony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each PACKAGE
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent fOrthe United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
tLate I. O. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. z
N.B.-$1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorised Agent, will insure bottle, containing 50 Pills,
by return mail.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN Co, in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co.,, Wholesale Agents Pitsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va, Rch-
mond. ss ap2s-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

STEAMBOAT BURNED.
ST. Louis, Aug. 1o.-The steamer Edward
Manning was burned to the waters edge at Al
ton yesterday. Loss about $4,000. Boat in.
anred for 1000 in Pittsburgh offices.