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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
:
COIl.BlS, COLDS, ASt~u'NEs-. e%EgG
ENXA. RIiDNtb7sBEs, NfgODs'ENa
COHs.G. tFtni g., t~'As ~. a.
tgPGENt CONS, Hk4sIss

sVpiE>r cons, utgIHs
and for The cici d iati,ts stages
We need speak .,hc lnb,,s Of 10. srn,s Through.
Statesits wonderful cnr" Of inl"nrv have made
it already known Nay lie" a'.'' fo"r m any slv',Hcd
country on this continent w''n ' r,"ua experience Of
Its effects and few YET the cormnu"' "hc'o which
among them s6mc living uoirv -" s victory owe"
the .nhc ani dangerous dls'a'cS ~" foat ah lungs
While III" powerful anti ntr vrt ku""ato fer
garH II is also the plcatnest aud safes mey a can Ice
enioye f ntans and young p"r'"ns 'rtri shouf have
The nsidipns enemy st steals uinu them
unrroparrd We haze abundant e"nn" hrlc,e'hc chr
~ P,cfornl lives Y tho prevents
Than III, :, il ,urca Kce? by YOU cold.
while they curalr, 'ri IDS n uut l." hnnan stl
can master ,arhcr The vaIs,
eats vonr lite away. All kros th' ircadul fatality Of lung
disorders. an las they hno' o"ti' virtues of tbs r,m"dv
need do than t" assure "u Is sui fsde The best
can be wespare no cot II" nF, ~ rh" plener ~ me
PREPARED Bi Or ! e. AVER,
Practical aud Ana, tic"it hrui-r. howell, Macs.
ANpsoirhr
]. II sFAy IvnchburF: PURCELL LApp 1 co pI~h
mend y. J.. HIVES rr,ol4bnrs; n \ SANTOS NortIk;
and all Druggists. j. sd6n
ELECTORAL FUnIGiTOH, for Asthma. OPP.
Tin. Is French Cigarette ,otc p&ci several u,s day
and the smoke Inhaled :" thai com" in cua, Win She dis
eascd surface The fnmi.ator very highly ro"om
mcnded by prominent per,ons and "" t't wr,sy of tie
attention Of t9s+ suffering Yn ar@,' ct h ,h," and
'n n"v 10 d. I''' W ''''''' -, Iruess.
lDURCHAsEDATA GREAT ssEHlEsGE.
10hS nBheiIAhs WI, oh', N, n"i'i, ~, -. 80, Al
They comprise the nasands hia ana fancy. tir,H!sr trim
med very handsome Tana Du-te-, &c Iw"nld call the
Of purchasers hey ~ coat ltds tan h"y
can he purchased IN the CITY. .....
10 dts .jtHN AEEAiiAMN
rAP, LETTER AVID eDV.. PAPER. AND
~ ENVELOPES--PAYYF & CHHsTitN Inv on hand
and Gn Letter and Note Paper,
and Envelopes, ln"t 6ds
BOOTS. BOOTS..-I have ,u-f received irem
q HnDutattaTtE sutliy 81 1tnts DDI
BILE SCOTCH SOLE boots. # uhus l good quality for
Winter This eng III u.i Rfi'i" IL nian, my ad
: to call soon li.r slg-n ..'c I"i ~ il =
G, 2-drs y. >tABiPf
k.TOtEN-About the 7tb Io.t nay FREE IA.
which naicr fu"!tr hi returning
MaEl JAM tEDCkOSS,
nov II DBL FIR, Woman OF cOlne.
tXTANTED lNM MEDIA Ctl,N-1O Ii NDH
nov s.d,s GLASS d RAINE =
AJOrlCE.-MR. JOsB AS DIXON Inv Ing re-
IN moved York to rcsie, his connection
with House lat day of the month
He therefore, longer Agent to uah:,ct usino.
nov 9OdtAl GLASS RAJSK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

1DAWIATORa.-As ew seyae - Un4e4011
HI Coal Stoves JUST completed the noes bceseeM -
Stoves ever offered In this maykat, =. = a.<.
awe1Ai
~ .r IL La s.t.7sss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

FREIGHT TRADE-Therc were received ut the de-
pot of the Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad on yesterday IS
loaded cars. consisting Of 1884 bushels of Wheat
293 barrels Of Flour 1000 pounds of MScel
laneous: $1,000 pounds of Hogs 20 loaded cars
sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

VXvHEELER d WgE~ON's sEWlNG WA
w CHIMES -tiWEAT REDUCTION IN PRICts -Highrst
nrd-d September le5s. at the California New
jersey and Fairs the Fars Of the Chica
q, Mechanics aud thu st Lous Mechanical Associa
Fair Of the St Louis Mechanical Assocaiion
The ung eonme" composed Of twenty-five ladies
the Liges, tnding, who hont dinsenn voice.
awarded the WHfEIgR WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest premium Silver Pitcher valued at So
These Machines construction, tfcen, aud du
raLc beautiful IN model and fnish he To adorn
the stcd 10 tho work shop Their speed In from
200 s'itehes per minute Substituting Ia ihoy do
hoahiu the soul and body Destroying drudgery
Of hand ng they hailed the Wo~dn's Frisnds
and stitch alike both sides hat
will rip rayc. Aud tho HfMMER recently invented
will turn IN the edge down In the rapid and
Pun instruction given In operating these Machines free Of
extra charge. oc 20ts. VIM L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

OLD NEoRoRs-" Old Charles" negro aged 90
who was with the army in the Northern neck Of
Virginia during the revolution, died at Shepherds
town, Va, few days since The old man during
his "latter days" became partially demented; and
while insensible to everything around him, yet
strange tn say, the bare mention of the name of
Washington. could rouse his sleeping faculties and
he could talk of him with all the vividness OF youth
and reason. A correspondent of the Norfolk Her
aid notices revival at Hampton. Va, conducted
bv Bishop Taylor" a colored deacon. which re-
suited in Ga conversions. The correspondent adds
that in the war Of 1872 when Bishop Taylor"
was young man. during the battle Of Hampton,
an occasional shell found its way into the town.
One of these disagreable visitors aighted suddenly
in Uncle Billy's" vicinity and Sizing terribly
prepared itself for q destructive explosion. This
amiable object was defeated, however by the future
deacon, who with an intreridity worthy immortal
honor. extinguished the fuse with his own hands.
There is now living in Norfolk, a negro woman
who is in her ono hundred and twentieth year
her name is Sarah Mallory and che retains all her
faculties in remarkable degree. Her youngest
son is now living. and Is between seventy and
eighty his youngest is thirtyfour, who is himself
the father of q family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25


FOR THE Ct RE OF
Headache, sick Elcnfnchc. Poal stomach.
~ !. lHiS
DR j. &. AYr',-sr: ihata b. acdN cured at tn"
w"ist headache any body hat" 10y i'" I've al your
Pills It ,risc hr they
worth knowing Naufs wdh great respect
Elb W PREM l, tl'rt 49, Ntrgiloi tN ion.
Bilious Disorders mud Liver s"sn pInints
DEPARTING 81 - Ili l>ItHtoh,
NAstINaTuN. II 9. Lei LOO
SIT: have used YOU Hi, nay .ou.ru nld sta ptac
cn sinc" iaie thsH, autcnuu h stale they
are he best ca srtic wecnp IhiC roi ting aet"n
The Hre squ'k AMI de. III Il M" t 'v th't ~" at admit
r'hle remedy Tor lr,anscmsn Il MAJ iran Indeed hnvc
seldom found Of b,f'aS obstinate h III |
not readily yiuld to them. f,hir,nlIi, NenYa.
AlbNIn NALL VI u.
rhysiciluoi thr Mtlir, Hospital.
Dysrmt"ry. Hcinx, una WORMS
Posi- ofFt't lttri ANh. IiV. to, MIcH NJ, ~, lS"I
DIR AYR Vow Pills - tn" l'ir': 80 81 ~ det' They
have done wife god tilu ogn tell She hal
n.n sick and pning TOT nbli Wcrta 10 la doctor
ed III great Xr"us' hut n'lt'r IA, l etnnit Il
taking your fis "li,'f tFfri - rxps'nE nrp"
qnan lilies Of ci,ad h"y Thy Mt, r"a ards
cured her aud rirlrcn h'dv i, saBfrrK ,hr g"
our n,elhors hat bad aud Nli. ,urrd bu with twu'
rs a" A"ur lhi- whit" tnt "t"1td re- pRi 'i Eve I"
twenty dollars doe u,s bill. and host much TIM, "lttout h"
ns cnred entirely even lAe such medicine Npa4s, which
actually good and hurts Vii lh'gr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

THE GAP IN THE GREAT SOUTHWESTERN THRorGH
LINE OF TRAvEL.-We are gratifed to be able to
state that our fellow-townsman, Col Crockforl,
has contracted for laying the entire track of the
Lynchburg Extension Of the Orange and Alexan-
dra Railroad. and has already commenced disri-
buting material along the line-and in few days,
we are Informed by the Colonel, that his advance
guard will move to the scene of operations. liav
Ing laid the track of the Orange and Alexandria
Of the Company as well as the travelling public
who have passed over it, we are satisfied that ey-
cry exertion will he made to push the laying of
the rails forward on the Extension. in accordance
with the desire of the Railroad Company, and the
public generally. 1t is now confidently expected
-Aler. Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

A MEEri NC Of the Executive Committee Of the
Agricultural Society, was held in their Office ON
Tuesday evening-p~senf: Messrs Meem, Ruck-
or. Alexander. Flood and Tyrec.
On motion of Mr.. Fl ,od Mr.. Tho. II. Campbell
President of the Southside Railroad, was elected
IN honorary member Of the Society, in return for
his courtesy to the late delegates Of the Society to
the Petersburg and Norfolk Societies
And, on motion Of Mr.. Alexander, Mr.. W. L..
Goggin, of Bedford, was elected an honorary mem
Der.
A premium of SIS was awarded to W. c. Per-
row, Of Campbell, for the best three Of high
land Corn-oycrlooked by the Judges.
A resolution of thanks was voted to Dexter
Otey, Esq, for his valuable services Us Marshal,
during the Fair.
The Committee determined to invest the surplus
capital (say 2,0OO) in Bank stocks, and II Com
mittee was appointed to negotiate the same.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
Tilden & Co.'s Fluid F'xtraots

ENXTRAoTs of Aconite Arnica Beadopna. Bitterswe.t
blackberry Black CohOsh Black Heleborc Bloodroot
6nehui 6uehn Comp. Buckthorn, Butternut, Capscum,
Comp oSieHIsqm Boot and Seed coumbo ooniu Cranes.
Gentan Comp, Ginger Goldenseal Hop Horehound Iiy.
oseauus Hydrangea CAnabs Indieus, Ipecac Jaap Lo-
Root PINK Root aud senna Poppy, Pearsy Rod Prckly
5sni Pfinses Pins Quassa, Rhatamy Rei, Rei Aromats
sen19 sq4l!s squs Comp, stnngea, iva Ursi VaIerI.
TlLDEN cos SUGAR COATED PILLs.-Proto Iodide
Of Iron PMS Canais tndcus Pills. ST. lgnatia Amaa pills
&D9veTs POwder) snb nitrate Of Bsmuh Pills. Caioinei
TILDEN cos Pooks of Formula, are al, tept at g
Fundenbergs Drug Store, No. Washington IIsl and to
which Other Extraets and Preparations the Tden Conn
pany will be constantly added sale wholesale and
Let4l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

BALTIMORE Dec. 23.-FIour dull Wheat
steady at 81 ,25al, 40 for white Corn firm and
advanced lie sales white at 6Ga6T, anCl, yellow
251. Hu'' u
NEW York. Dec. 29.-Flour firm: sales 7. 6OO
b6ls. Wheat firm; sales ln,OUo bus. Corn firm:
sales IL, 900 bus at 769aTS for mixed and I'm
I74 for new yellow. Pork steady ut Sl7. 50a
1850 for old mess and SIS, 123alS25 for neo,
mss. Whisky dull at 90. Lard dun.
PhILADELpHIA, Dec. 2S-Flour is steady.
sales OF common ut $5,374 and good extra FAM FAM !.
y Y at 81, ~, extra aud hmily lots range from
$o,3o to 1923. In Rye Flour or Corn Meal moth
ing doing; the former is held at 1851 and the
latter at So, 20. The supply of Wheat is in ex-
cess oil the demand; sales of 1900 bus red at
81 ,20al, 28 and white Mt $l,S5al, 40. Rye is
steady ut 1Sc for Delaware and soc for PENN
Corn is unchanged; sales of s, 700 bus Clrv new
yellow at at 72aT3, damp 652., Oats dull; 8. 600
bus southern sold at Az Whiskyis in linitetl,
254. @''s y NV W
ClNc1SNATI, Dec. 22.-Flour comes in moro
freely and the market is less firm but prices ore
not qnotably lower; sales of 600 bbls at 81
LOT unlnsPected and $4,75a5, 90 for fair extra.
WHISKY opened unsettled and sales were made
at 20, but subsequently those sales were an.
nled ana about 600 bbls sold at 2l3a22+, the
inter the prevailing rate; the receipts of this
article are unusually large. Hogs dull and 25c
lower; closing quite heavy at $6,50aG,T5: re.
cce'Pts $500 head in the last % hours. Proyis.
ions ions dull and the market heavy, buyers held off
out we could not not notice much desire to make
concessions IN order to effect sales, still there
was a general weakness in the market and nd
sales been forced decline was inevitable; SIT.
90 was offered for mess pork on the spot. son
bbs sold AZ $3.50, to be delivered next NAV,
and d, 100 b6ls clear mess at $3.50; 100000 lbs
bulk sides sold at Ct for future delivery and
S09 b6ls lard at lo5a1l, the latter for future
less buoyant; 400 bbls sold at S2Ja8s cash and
time. Sugar steady; 800 hhds sold al O3a7i.@
Coffee steady. Money market unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Stop that coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarsencssl
The "Hoarhound Balsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in churchl The "HoarLound Bal
sam" will do it. Keep peace in the family!
The "Hourhound Balsam" will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price 25 cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. T. II. Logan & Co.,
Gen'l Agents.
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

ARRIVAL OF, THE STEAMER P4CIFIC
ST. JOINS, IN. F.) Dec 2S.-The steamship
Pacific of the Galway line, arrived to day with
Liverpool adyices of the 9th inst, received at
Galway by telegraph
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
from New York, which port she left on the 9th
The troop ship, Bombay, with 800 soldiers
on board, OF whose safetyifSars had been enter.
tanned, had returned diSmasted; twelve of her
crew were lost during the storm that disnasted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

~ Sent Up.-Patrick Kelly got drunk, a
thing which is habitual with him. He went
into marble shop near the Main street stone
bridge, and staggered around among the tomb
stones. Forthis grace offence, an attempt was
made to eject him, but Patrick objected to the
proceeding, and little muss occurred. Aid.
McCourtney fined him one dollar, but as he was
not in condition to invest that amount per-
mnnently in the city, he was sent to Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
WAsnNeroN, Dec. 28l1Iieut. Col. Derassv-

WAsnNeroN, Dec. 2S!-Lieut. Col. Dsrassy
tSasly yesterday assignedito the command of tho
corps of engineers and to the charge of that
bureau Of the war department In connection
" til the naval restorations yesterday in the
Senate, that body, after re.opening its doors,
passed a joint resolution creating temporary
the BreSet grade of Admiral in the United
states Navy, with view TO confer it on Captain
Charles Stewart, the oldest officer in the service,
as a recompense for having been harshlg treat.
ed by the aclionof the retiring board. On his
death the rank shall be abolished by a Joint
resolution which has already passed the Senate.
The time within which the creditors of Texas
must present their claims at the Treasury, is
extended until January LIST, 1862.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

W The German Turner'S Christmas Eve
Concert and Ball comes off this evening. Those
who wish to put in night of genuine enjoy.
ment, should not fail to be present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

PlTTspuRGH, Dec. 2S.-The second game of
Chess resulted precisely as the first-Panlsen
winning six aud losing four. The game lasted
hours 45 minutes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

W atqtt Carrier Drotousd.-rho mail-car-
rier between Washington, Guernsey County, o.,
and SenecayilIe, while attempting to cross Sene-
ca Greek, the other day, was carried away by
the high water and drowned. The body has
not been recovered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

IaPITTsRrRou, Dec. 28.-IIiverr 10 feet 6. inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy with
heavy wind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

W-A Bad Place. AN acquaintance of ours,
last nigst, in passing along Main street, above
Quincy, where some new buildings have just
been erected, tumbled partly into the cellar,
and was considerably bruised We are request
ed towarn the public against this place, which
is said to be quite dangerous on dark nights.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

~ Jas. C. Orr has received by express,
another new lot of books, suitable for the holi-
days. Those VIII o have been wanting and 9th.
ers can now be supplied. Among them we no
tice very neat copy of Ministering Children,
varying in price from 9Oc. TO 50. Call and see
Mr.. orr's collection before purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

/ FILES, Or CUTANE0US DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
BRAGG'S ARCTIC I.1N1m KNT.f
And get the unItsd states E1, Jo,tass.i- Free.
ARCTIC VS.. MUSPAHGI
A lnyidlous and padsnt card, Feesny lkteA by
~ the Fropreiors OF the Mustang, call some
eS5Ss ~ our hands and although eIsllse espsrr
this instance depart from our us6ul ensto lhecG Si.
ded tots aimed 1t BRACES Arctic IiNIaLSy and very
se@sn dsling thsF SuppiSHys Tspidy
tory for Us to f6ST ssati but nat Dr. BGs hn
published card announcing that he had further
sponsble for is dstsriofated qualify or for he Eie.
from the use Of the spurious article With which
son Of that having any interest the Arctic LiTtn,
been owned By Oliver t. bragg and Burrowes doing
business under the style Of Bragg Burrowes, sind the
pie fact that he invented ii.
since ihvehtins the Mustang Or Bragg has had many
years OF experiences and it hut plssuu
that IN his natured manhood he could produce
The i6staqtansous success Of BraEfi Afee Iiniatnt
tSat Ssb y ~ bears cor elusive testimony
neSn introduced six months, 1t had all
rous article OF the Mustang bprN The
market put up externally exactly like the genuine
constantly annoy by letters from
tie ts on sGmrlalhnE OF IT, bad slesis under
eonneeuonW m It. that was S,s nJS liner
they are well known to the business community st
amusing to those who know u cir status The trouble h
they are too well known Their motive in the aludd
TO Is Transparent they dislike their cheapy made
preparation Superseded by Rrags,s Arctic Linment sn
article 50 greatly It's SUPERIOR but which they Affect
slider failure Notwithstanding this aGecation they If
ieEed large sum for Its expressions failing
are hoW expanding much money newspaper cards. in
me vain attempt TO public thai the Arctic Lin
inent Us failure Tile public easily quilted a.
these gentlemen suppose can readily CO
such failure these interruptions peTSans pre-
tend they would be the las, to disturb quiet cbIvOT
me iaet Is readily perceple flat they the
pEesPery Of IhelroNn article, and well they be- for
ebrty Of DRAGGs ARCTIC LlNIHEN must poSr,ss an
intrinsic value capable OF positive dtinonBraton ard
henSe their only hope Is In cFusin PEOPLE may
be deferred from trying H. we'll assured that they Gnc
tested Its merits they could Induced 10 ~
the Mnst2nE In eonelusion, VIZ claim the Ar tic L-
ment the hest article the nuhlc ard tLEa
II viii bear trumphantly every that may be uTrled
70 ~ BRAGG BURROwES,
Sole ProPFetots, st. Louis, Missouri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

YIxcENEEs, IA, June 2a, 1858.
PROF. o. j. WOOD: As yon about to manufacture
and Yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative WIN
state for Ehontoevet that used Il
and known others 70 ihat Ihave, several years.
been IN the habit Of using other Hair ResoratfYeF and that
ind yours vastly superior any other know. 1t en-
trey eeRnses the head Of dandrun with months
proper will restore any persons the original
youthful color aud texture giving 1t healthy SON and
glossy appearances and all this without dscolOrng the
hands that apply II, the dIess which would
therefore, It's every one detirous OF aT
Ing , hne color and texture their hair. 80
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o.J WOOD CO., Proprietars Si9 Broadway, n. y.
lin the great N Y Wire Railing Establ1bmeu9 snd ia
Market street, st. Louis, No. "
And sold ~ All good Druggists.
deeS-d,t-E&w-ly-G9 oete6-Sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

~ We nave again to repeat our notice that
v.,rly advertisers, who overstep their allotted
soace. will be charged extra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Q, 1856. :
PRoH MooD-Denr Slr Your Hair Resi- Is uroYIns
itself beneficial The front, and also tI+ back
of my head almost lost s eoyerngin BALD. have
used but two half pint bottles your and now
the top Of head Is well with promising crop
young hair and the front Is also resolving It's De- pen
have tried other Preparations without Ruy benefit Whatever
think nom my own Psrsonal Recommendation can In
Yours respectfully, D. r. THOMAS, II. d.
No. S64 Vine street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

- me Ri'er was rising yesterday evening
WIN ABOUT 10 feet water in the channel. The
wat M4asheF was cloudy and slightly indicative of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

6y- Christmas 0ysters.-T. II. Mong from
The old oyster depot on Monroe street, ADVERT
SsS that he will be in receipt of fnc, delicious
y oysters, only eighteen hours from
~, nas''n'ore which he will furnish to families.-
mere will doubtless be large number of the hi.
wives consumed on and about Christmas and
Nr. MOng,s notice is therefore opportane.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

We the UNDERLINED, masters and owners Of seamtosts
70 and from the port OF st. Louis, Impressed With
OF having on hand all safe and
certain remedy 70 be used in sudden dISaAteE Ry
ontTined supply ofDr BraFg's Arctic Lnin-n which e
shall always carry tpectIVc boats be-
sVnG u % De the most speedy and unI6ing REMEDY
offered to the public: - =
Commander. Steamboat.
SOsSpil . Kate Howard
IiuHh !, White Eagle
John n Tyson. .Aton1o Child
Is hnicher Jennie DBRnB
" h Tyler. .Sarucen
Nm II Scudder New Fails City
ROBERTS MorriS.. Il NJ Kennett
Archie Woods--- Edward Walsh
a W Duryee.... Henry Choteau
W Smith. .............. ........... Denmark.
Is khodes. .LuCie May
Mul n BLOCK John II Dickey
Edward Lee Brady ..........., ...... X n sass
j. hstchun ...........J W Chtrsman
nLn kads D S Carter
Sho Brooks. OCEAN,
II Bitterly, Ben W Lewis John Porter South WeEer:
kercheYnl, iieSperinD Jno Scuddvr Platte Vi m
Priest, ~ Mcclellan; W lIawkins, la,sn; II b Branen
meteori w TerIil Emglnti II DtitTirl- n@ JalR
u aaEk sSmb5It y Il sf siSer hes.i Me-
IeLry 90, l6S North Second street. rovIsaIH -