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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

Fen. 5.-Fluur dull; sales 5000 bbls at 81, 15
az, % for State, decline Of sc. Wheat buuy>
ant; 10000 bush. at 81 .I5al ,224 for red, adj
vance of &C. Corn dull at 64a75 for white aud
64a65 for yellow, decline Of lie on each. Mess
pork loo lower Lard declined &c, at 9agf.-
Whisky dull at 20la2lc. Stocks dnll aud low
er. Exchange dull.
The Cotton market is nearly swept Of sup
plies and prices have accordingly advanced,
quotations being 14c better to-day; sales of
$500 bales AZ lie for middIing Orleans. Flour
aud Wheat firm; 5000 bbls Of former and l2,-
OOO bushels of latter sold to-day. Corn con-
timues dull.
PROyIsIoxs-Pork steady $l5, 5OaI5,65. Ba-
con closed heavy at s Is for lung ribbed, and 8
for hams and D rs for shoulders. Whisky clos
se steady at 2lc. Tobacco quoted l7aIS. SUI
gar quiet. Coffee buuyant and advanced; 1000
bags sold at 2Ta2S. Turpent;ne spirits frTucr
at 4Ga46 l.2. RoSin buoyant at4Oc. FTeights
active; on grain to Liverpool Is 1Oda2s. Stocks
dull
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CINCINN an MARKET.

Feb. 5.-Flour steady and firm at 1878 for
good superfne., Provisions firm. Bn!k shout
ders Of, and sides %. Mess Pork quiet at 3d.
80. Lard quiet 8fss3 for prime barrel. Ba-
con, sides 81, packed. Groceries firm, 63a6l
for Sugar; 2Sa24 for MolasseS Grain unclan-
ged. Whisky l6c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5l-Ihe Presidents of the
Banks here held a meeting and resolved to re-
sumo specie payment An the Danksar now
paying specie. arr
In the Louisiana Senate notice has been given
for the introduction Of n bin providing for the
importation Of 5000 negroes from the coast of
AfIica. Joint resolutions were introduced Us to
the acts of Pauiding, instructing the Senators
and requesting representatives TO cause the
views expressed to DC carried into effect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
MEATHER REPORT.

PHrLADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-weatler cloudy with
appearance of snow. Wind n. f. Mercury
w@snrse1os, 9th, noon-wea,her clear
Mercury 80 deg.
spri"gfield-Clear. Wind n. w. Their.
zanesville-clcar NE dogs.
PraiI lie du Chien-Zero.
Fulton, III.-Clcar. S. ". IA degs.
Burlington, Iowa-Clear. n. W. Il dogs.
Dubuque 10 dogs.
Rock tsland-Clear. w 20 dogs.
ST. Louis-Clear. % dogs.
Chicago-N. w. ~ degs.
FOn du Lac-Clear. N. Z. degs.
Evansville Clear. "a deg.
Toronto-Cold and good sleighing.
MontrcaI-Clear. 10 deg.
Detror,-CIoudy. River ful: of floating ice.
BufFaIo-CIear. Light wind from the west.
- deg.
IndianapoliS-glear. IA deg.
Pttsburg-Cloudy. % deg.
ToIede-Cloudy. 90 deg
COlumbus-CIear. 10 deg.
notwithstanding % deg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

me Rtre'.-The river continues to fall slow
ly, with moderate stage of water in the chan
melt feet scant. The weather. Yesterday
was clear and cold. The Liberty arrived YES.
terday from Cincinnati with a very fair trip
She leaves again this evening -. .-.-
There was considerable activity about the
landing, and business was more brisk than
usual
Country Merchants will find complete as
sortment of Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye
Stnffs, Brushes, Notions, &c, &c, at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store of z! II. Logun Dc Go. Sat
isfaction warranted in goods and prices
Messrs. L, & Co., are agents also for Dr. A.
s. IOdcrs celebrated Lirer PIN
They have for sale all the popular and reliable
medicines of the day, which they offer to the
trade at the lowest market rates.
Dr. SANroRD's INvlGogAron.- most scep-
tical people can be convinced by trial that all
the family medicines are not humbug, and
that among the thousand of butterfly life there
are few of greamcr it, and undoubted worth.
OF these, DR. Sanfords Invigorator,or Liver
Remedy, stands first and foremost among tho
remedies of the day that can be relied on as
amediciue that is all it is recommended by
its proprietors. 1t advertises itself on every
trial, for there none who use it but
tell their friends to do so, and SO it goes from
mouth to mouth till all the people of the Union
have learned the good of this truly valuable
medicine. 1t is recommended with testimonials
to prose its virtue for the cure of liver COM
plants Of every kind from the worst Dyspepsia
to common headache, aud is particularly adap.
ted to Juundce, Deranged Stomach. Bowel Com-
plants and diseases of children.
One or two doses are said to cure cold with
scarce failure. 1t is worth trial for this
the highest standing in society have given
their Certificates of its efficacy, and we say 10 all
who are ailing, try bottle, aud you will new.
er be without Bto0mJtsld Press. feb a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
FROM KANSAS.

d ST. Louis, Feb 3. -Leavenwnrth. Kansas, pa
'pers of the Both, say Gen. Stickley, Commits
sioneT appointed by the President TO audit
claims of citizens Of the territory, who snslain=
ed looses during the. difficulties, has allowed
claims amounting to nearly S4OO, COZ. Tie
Board of Commissioners appoiDtsd by the Leg.
islature, are now in session at BeayenwOTth, en-
gagged in testimony relative TO tie election fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
FIRE.

DETROIT, Feb. 5-The stores, corner of Wood
ward aud jefferson Avenues, occupied by Camp
bell & Linn, for dry goods, and SeSlnss & Bro,
and A. Ambridge clOthierx. weye partially con
sumed by fire early this morning. Probable
total loss from forty TO fifty thousand dollars;
nearly covered by Insurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

n. 5.muN mt h05Jery Cdse.-The men
'% ii,ou and Root, charged with nssaulting
al, .ahJjng the man Clntield on Wednesday
~ w. we're discharged by Aid. Wright, and
!. sr .om,r,inant had to pay the costs. The in
"a man sxore positively that he was knock
|, pl J,rp and robbed, while the accused parties
-, ,eparately examined, testified that he fell
ra and received the bruises in that way
r.,,. i. an irpcnetrablc donbt hanging Owe
r. =, matter, and we think the ends of Justice
,,i,. that the case should be further inycsti-
81 r--tEs
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

inches.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Driver unchanged
ST. LOUlS, Feb. 5.-River is abOnt ut stand,
with between nine and ten feet OF water to Cal
70. Missouri aud Upper Mississippi continue
TO fan; the latter reported full Of ice. At Du-
buque the Illinois is reported rising, with feet
in the channel. and much ice running Subna-'
rine No. z, has arrived here after five months
cruise in the Lower Mississippi. She brings
machinery taken fE0ilESi5e wrecks Of the Shot
well, Julia, AvoHdale, Snbmarins No. o, North
Star, Rainbow, and Allegheny. Weather clOu-
dY. Mercury 80 degS4 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
NEGRO INSuRRECTION.

CHICAGO, Feb 5.-Rumors from FayettesiIIe,
Arkansas, state that fearful insurreclion occur
red near that place, said to have been caused by
twO-white men. The negroes attacked two set
Elements killing 90 persons; burning houses,
killing cattle, &c. The insuTreetiOn was finally
queled by an organization Of volunteers who
Killed z aud captured IS. The FumOF Was
doubted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
MICnlGAN I.Rtilsl.ATnRE..

Z DErt,orT, Feb. 5,-rhe Extraordinary session
Of the Michigan Legislature aljOlrned ON the
81 inst The Swamp Land, Judicial and Lead
Bills are among the most impOrtanl measures
passed. Joint resolutions were adopted, Inc
Strneting our members of Congress to vote for
the Homestead Law, certain HarbOr improve
ments, aud t, oppose the LecomptOn C0nstitu-
tion aud further extension Of slavery, we're
also passed 81 .,71T.7.-5
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by their works ye shall know them"


Ea'eHtinesh-st Valentines day approaches.
The shop windows laugh and grin with all s. rts
Of comic looking daubs on cheap paper, retail
jig from one to five cents in price Then there
are siltedged, elegantly enamelled, sweet scent
81 specimens, with irresistible declarations of
love in verse and vows of never ending con.
''ancy in prose, wounded hearts, broken arrows
and nude babies, and other interesting objects,
Fhich costs the purchaser one dollar and up
Yards and which will put many n foolish heart
In Hutter. The stock of Valentines this year
is not as large as that of previous seasons, aud,
We OIne that their sale will grow "small by
degrees and beautifully less, from year to year,
until St Valentines Day will scarcely be noted
IN passing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06
A BEAUTIFUL2HEAo
RICH GLOSSY IIAIR!!
Completely Preserved
30 TIaR CIR 3 A TVS n a @ Islsi-

Nd who that Is Eosld have if4tsteEtd 20 fOr-
color hol bat would t- III
troubled Sii serolula aid had. ttttT eIOI
but would he ense uiIh alex lGEuii ~
would cured II W uA0 ali h Tl'r u =
face and skim. frot Vnd's lt4lr kEaIotntils tl ~
this, scr circular and AID tbrFutlf 4 ::
An AGulul, NoT mixer 5, ISL
PROE. o. J. Woob-DeaT have heaId uESh said tf
the wonderful elects Of Hair heForatyS, lU1 ANrE
been often cheated BY qaaektTy sra 9sack Losilhs,
hair dyes, dfsOs-d Ilsee Restorative
the category Ni,l TIE LOtAsI aId Ok j E mr.
Pcted Suaek TeIlttA, until lAAItLCt Stty
months since, Rhel Eurh aSsurarts
induced the trial II your Restorative in ny tatEst
by good vile, hair had Lect yeIy tLih Irl
tirsly white, before s1kansIiL IaTEe Sl-
tles, her hair rsOIsd hsai Us esisil ttGttiisl
brown color, thteSSpe oEd bcoVs tauttfL AID
glossy and entirely the ht sif sls hlEeA
IL; SIMPLY beeause Of ifs b~autit4 eetCt-
the hair, bet breaurs ~ its hrnlul tEte The
head aud mind OthvTs family and EFrnis using
Restorative, Ah Ihe haPpirat reets; teTeOlr,
sksPueism and dOuts in ESsTsree To s eiaIAeisr eid
value entirely removed; and lean ard do ll-
y eOnisHttalIy it, hy AZ Noud
have LteF hair rSstpiRi rOu Nits cray 20
sIcnSss color blaHty Soul
EhO N0ud have their hair b utiiGi Rcssy.
Very My ard GRATEFULLY 9ouTF,
EOLtl9lOS MANN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

The Warm Heather Fully Explained The
Spiritual Telegraph says person in that office
sometime ago saw Sin an apparently spiritual
Vision Of the night that the outpourings from
@esli'iInal world, which are now going on,
would not only produce spiritual changes in the
minds ofmen, but wonld produce changes in
he earth, changes in the water, changes in the
l'' and apparent changes in the sun, moon and
''lFS. lt0ddsth that the impression now rests
u.on his mind that the unusual warm weather
VI Tie present season is commencement Of
%e serlticAtion of his nocturnal prediction, and
l''lt actually originates in pititual causes res
~. IN some newly aud divinely energized con-
~0Gn of the spiritual spheres cnveloping our
World and acting upon it as awhole"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

Evansville, Feb. 5.-The Starch Factory Of
H. w LagoE.&. Cos,wa totally destroyed by fires
this morning. Loss eI2, 1000; insured for &, 900,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

This ncomprehensible Linment, upon which the great
ma of e ~ Of s aSss nS% fSr s from
Cancer, ScrOula, Sprains, o. uses Durns Scalds aud all
srations the prOpretors give for the Of
sufferers, the following memorandum OF few Of the
tiHcates from tile parties named IN the possession OF
:, - One Bet.Ie Trtumphnn..
suffered for hree years With Es%na and lsd many
-, -. siai Of Pnrsrtory.;
saasliIE the panys Of Parts.oT WIN EssIss,s
''.''s ~. '''''',' i:ity the l.It.le ohtldren.
Of boiling water The Arctic was applied accoTd
Ing to the dIrsetOus aud the IRE was tstany exracted
and in q few days tile little sufferer was we'll
NesIOreh Beauty.
Mrs. George Tyler, Canal street, n. a. had long suf
ered from painful and dshgurng eruption the face,
restored to her original beauty.
Eugene Mallory NatchtE, three the victim
Horsblt asT5 GgsE which rs;stsd al remedies
''D- g" "s'H Wonde, FIJI Curel
Bedford, Mobile, condned three
years with numb palsy after being despair
failure OF all other renedies cured by the Arctic ni
-s'''' : : '''''S An ExpIo.Ion.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised and
seade by the explosion OF Steam Boiler, friend
Is extra ted from the scads In very short time all
the pain gone from the bruises In weeks
we'll, and able to resuule my business.
HENRY IIAVEIsKILL, residence Jackson street.
The Mind see! Lire
MEBSTkR CRY Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857. y
DR-A, q, BRAGG-OeaT SIr: For more than three
had been afflicted with nhamed eyes, In aggravated
degree, tried Physicians, and
effect; Induced by Or. Baum try Arctic
Liniment and in two months neerly we'll. My little
daughter afflicted In the for the
time. and during portion OF the time entirely blind
In eye. applied your valuable Linimtnt, her
perfectly sound Thus have l. WiIhope tEo,-
bitt-botts cured my daughter and my own, besia
curing tie rheumatism my back. u would he
yOufinvaluAhle remedy in my house. You're truly,
MN. RUSSELL.
thereby certify that well acquainted with William
Russell, and with the ast0ni hing he eutUns
know his statenirnt 70 he strictly true
J.J.NADSWuRTH, p. NJ, Webster City.
Good for ABinRln. -Yr
This invaluable bnipIeMt IL equally efcat0us in
curing the diseases Of animals witness the following
keep largest livery 10 the West aud are
y ! = 81, L6cIs, nee. 23d, 1851
We The having used Dr Brsggs
for number OF months, cheerfully testify Its
perior efficacy curing diseases horses; wen are
satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Lnim made
number Of Yeas extensive livery stables In this city, and
consequently experienee about sas.
Is great, aud unhesltatney that AFc Lni
nent the only ever found GticVS aSecfre
! = - 4 AZ AREOr. q
LYNCH, ARNoT CO..
Cautions.
Many Druggists, having Lniments hand, will try
20 sell then to you as the best, but positively
mise purchase them. Ask 'sBRA6GS ARCTIC LIN.
IMENT,' take o other.
Liberal E'FOpOsfttOu.
The proPFletoFs agee 70 furnish each purchaser Of ot
lar botel with free IN te u Journal
This az NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

CAHLTLE, IN, June %, IsS2.
have used PrOf O. ,. WvO's Hair Restorative, AID
have admired WOndt Fnl 1he6tS- ~ la tIttH-
ing, thought prem nurtiy say bbt y the
Restorative Il has rrsuusd It's original color, AID haze
s. BRESsR, ex-senator, U. 8.
Oh WOOD CO., PrurristoTs, slS Broadway, y (n
the great n y. Wire Railing Establs
street, S. Ioais, Mo- And sold by all good Druggists
decSsdtu &NSun. ~
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.SETTLEMENTS=

ocoTNTS against all parties Indebted the subseri-
beTs E be made ont and ready for settlement by the
tst OF anu ~. Those mot calling or their
that time viii hSprssentedRttA them tuedlaely thereaf.
tSF. EdecaSi N'CLALLENB, KNOX 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

Many pruEFisa, having old Lniments hand, will try
70 sell them to the best, hut do positively
mise purchase them. Ask for "BRA6G's ARCTIC LIN
IMENT," take other.
Liberal E'fOpOstttOus
The propPietorS furnish purchaser Of dai-
lar bottle with free subscription the U. g
This e OF the NJ =. Illustrated paperu
certificate nsipE ths holder tOtha beueht Of his prop
oston, enclosed the WTapper every
tie The Arctic Lnimeut put up Is cent 50 cent and
81 bottles. The 50 cent and 81 bottles and 100
cent, Linuaent In proportion their cost and
are the cheapest. For saleh y BRAGG & BURR0WES,
49, Sole PropTietOFs, sE Louis, No.
An Agent wanted In every town and Villa Applea-
lions mt alEAya be aeeomPanied by Esspensble
iAnisIy-smd&E-A General Agents 10, Wheel. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

Ts> Loeomotire ErDlosion.-Our Baltimore
changes report that five men were injured by
:. .,oD,ion of the engine No. 1873 at Swauton,
!, Thursday morning last. They say: The
.,,ins was in charge of Thomas Elliot, an expe-
,,ncyl engineer, whohearing crack, proceed
90 from some part of the boiler, gave the alarm
4 those about the engine TO clear themselves,
,,1 leaned from his post. The boiler in a mo-
n,at collapsed with tremendous report, throw
h, the massive locomotive partially from the
,,ck and forcing fragments to the distance Of
sps hundred yards. Five of the road men in
,sch of the missiles and steam were struck and
blurred Two ofthcui, f. Pratt Linden, it
/, thought, seriously. Pratt was thrown some
birly yards and fell in swamp, where he was
,fked up. The wounded were Immediately car
,dfor BY the railroad authorities, and attended
BY surgeon, who does not anticipate a fatal
result from the wounds of any of them. The
Injured are mostly men of families Considering
their proximity to the engine at the time the
explosion occurred, it is almost miraculous that
instant death was not the result.
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Cheaper than Ever.

SREAT DISTRESS losses in the East; Railroad
Stock, Bank Stock and all forced Oh tr Market
and sold strpous prices the Importer ana
Just from the ERHtert cities and have
purchased goods at unous now onerto
rnd the public Eene ally, goods mad, to
ORDER coats, Pants and Vests the neatest and most
fashionable way, and clothing lower than they
have ever offered In this market. You will hue
clothes you heretofore paid for
Come and buy fOG2Bl A. 81 ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

Rril Bonds are meaningless in the stathte
oo&' Not one of them out of thousand is
h prosecuted, Notwithstanding the fact that
a'ey are frequently forfeited. The law requir-
~ - man to enter Into bail for any petty mis-
a5 :, is imperative, and should be amend
- IL Instead of holding a man to bail for his
s So,' behavior, on conviction of being drunk
. wv ,usorderly in the street, the magistrates
,0p'u impose a fine upon him and compel him
- pay 1t in money or work it out in the chain
S"'S a! 20 cents, rowdies would be less disposed
g. g se' into difficulties and the police would have
'''U police warrants to attend to.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

The Grcat ReoicaL at the Fourth 81. AZ e.
csurai which has been in progress for some
teoweeks and which has not yet closed, has
resulted in the conversion of over two hundred
persons, and the addition of about one hundred
and fifty members to the church, Hamong whom
We notice several of our most prominent citi-
rsn> The attendance upon the ministry of Mr..
wilson, continues to be unusually large, avera.
gias about one thousand persons present at
each service on the Sabbath, and almost as ma
by at the night meetings through the week.
In securing the services of Mr. Wilson, the
members of Fourth St, Church were most for
Ianate; he having proven himself to be some
lhingmO than fine orator, which he undoubt-
slly is
by their works We shall know them"
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@ N ID DOLLA r.

" In III IL " IL IL Ia LII
-; - - 49, ~
SiSks GSs Ss'GEs lhs iG ss,sy, Ia, 5000
eins known II Is not only CalhuTte, bat E1rsr
matter on Iie stamaeh ana su els 70 eafEy 81 that
mattel thus Hs ;so Ion oss. sseisoiil WITH
atlOHs VI most CataTties ltsITengtASns the
the same dime that u u, aud When tlktn taly Ia
moderate doses UillsTenshsn and build tt Will uhu
- Da sasTS.D.s lxvleoaA4oa Is compounded rI,.r,lr
1lFGm nav articles Of InriIstne, namely Guuas
SSed Whrn thai InViEsI atrr
0Oontains much strength hundred dOsek CHl-
Omsl, Without any Of It's dsietrItGus ueSts.
- Though POsssssip Tnsdeial these Guus
: in their ll ,s n he to15 ONE isrf
0OratOF, which with such unprecedented
tried and knosE IN lts ELECTS II has Tnfry t:ed
- Indigestion being caused ~ derangrd LfTsrIs eursA
Wlsu the Liver Is excited to action.
and as proof tat the RES, tLis dyase
eL en ohe uoantsa WIN Sauiiee the
regularly one week. and their skin viii beg 70
Tstor Take IL in small retiring, Il assisIs
sssrs In her oPeIatiSns By grsd3ey airhIst tle
work regularly clock EoEk- SICK lssdaCh-
'OrufOT, which eOrFrsts all seiihy and Tie
FOR an overloaded stomach Il has no squai asis ~
hevrs al ePPEssslys or uneasy tsslins after satlhg
-s speak in .s his iy S.s'ls 10 use
Dh sANEOED's lnIloOHAIoE eaps 60 reeouuAsndsa
for Liver Cous AMI aEtsii
Diseased Liver. ttslinonhls % 20 many q
Physicians In liz favor, ihugtd tTS now
eonvietton L certain Nat IL z s q che hsH-
Oslngs given to DyspeTties, eouIsts
before tts dEst b6tLIe taken nov enII
thing edible without trouble, BEFORE 9th
ing but the Iightsst feed G01l1 hight, nhd Cfttn tn,
gave pain NOW what We UaAt TO say 10 al
s,if Liver Complaint DySPepsla tTtn6le yol co lot
fail 70 try thSths greatsst T6idS tbte S6FId-Ssfs
Edef.
-Tnsre haS nereF been tried f orr fssuS a rsr,iSI
which has met with such unbOuBded
OF dtseases incident 70 ehH9Ie ph sAASoEDs
ORATOR. Il Il alone for diseases
F-use o.: for it CstIaE1e n1lS and Vrntiy
aud seems TO Tsnovnte :he systsu thoroughly
think doing service 60 uiI in ising then
Whsh they need nsdeiue 20 try ia edy. There
cases that have under lFr great brE.
eht has been received In Lfrer stomach
bud Bowels, NheFe give relief
1t has become us-ui family Iint We Ia net dc
~ without it--.haekNS efffs (41tHl AeF uRiSraa.
PkR BaiTLE.
SANFORD Co, i'TOPTt tors, Br6aduay, Kew Ysak
+. II. LOG An CO., Agents for Whfel!Br.
JOHN y. PARK, Cineinuaft.
GEO. n. kEEEE:s. FIttsbalEh ~ olssaI- Arruts
anIJ-lIn-Iv-lav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

NJ N, %n 05so..--The new City Sergeant,
in N. oDOHald, has snugly established himself
h. Nv once OF Aid. Wright, South end of Mar.
man " sus Nj. Mcdonald is a thorough gentle
to be ,;ai. man who viii do what he coGceiyes
" night aud legitimate. 49, - Sst'sst's 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-06

MI, aSf Poor notwithstanding the extreme
v r,,p'ess Of the winter, ''the poor We have al
NJ rI!!s with u.s. have suffered to some extent
tba want Of feul has been especially felt within
4hl las' week, as the weather has grown colder
,.. a.ll clad woman applied to AID. Wright yes
rha 's =, and asked to be directed to the person
81, distributes coal to the poor of'the I'd ward.
DIS 5,s said she had managed to do without fire
~ r'' most of the winter, but could not long
no,, As II Is not unlikely we shall have much
m,L ,s 'o'a weather yet, would it not be well to
- some additional provisionsfOr the poor.
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wANTED.

w AN Ed
VTTANTED IMMEDIAfELY, at ISAAC PRAGEEiS. 1873
w Main Street, sufficient lumber of Ladies' and GeIi
emen buy for cash. Goods at lower prices thar
sold before. the drawing to CUse shall sell
from this day: ALI AND ANY 4 tTLGlES IN the Fancy
and Dry GOojs line at A GREAT REDOUTYDR.
would claim particular attention to my stock u
BLACK Silks,
OF which will worth 81 80, ut 81 12S;
worth 81 70 at II o. woc ~ ~ at u &C. and Oh-
pF0pnTtiOn.
FRENOiI SIEHINoS worth 81 IS at s7xc; some worth
81 81 l2; also those tine Printed Mrinoes worth
81 81 at 81 90, aud those worth 81 rs at 81 12I<.
other EmbroideIiss will sell at such
prices Will, am certain, please every
: Call and for yourselves. ISAAC pRAGER,
noY25 1928 Main Street.
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FGIESD WOOD: II long yea BtI-s
delu before the bottle OF Nltcl
gave order agent n Detroit, aud tLsu
Il concludes Try Mama hair.
Of its IL has done all that u
WOhI1 do and others family md Ls LaOi ait
messed is ensets using accommodating It's
e others entitled 10 ie hFsst eonsdSThtI yc rfig
for it AgAin, very respectfully AID truly, cots,
SOLOMON AiASH-