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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

Curing Hams.-The following usefnl.rcceipt
which We find credited to the Scieati1fc A0peri-
cGa, we publish for the benefit of our CITY as
well as country readers:-"As the time is at
hand for preparing these useful stores Of rich
and sayory food, a fer words will.not be out Of
place in regard to them. The legs ofhogs short
in the hook, are the best for hams, and should
be chosen in preference to bulky hogs They
may be sailed by immersion in clean pickle,
containing little sugar and saltpetre dissolved,
Or they may be sailed by rubbing ground solar
evaporated salt over them, turning them every
day and giving them good rubbing. A little
sugar and ground black pepper added to the
salt will materially improve the flavor of the
meat Itrequires about month to salt hams
by the vet process, and three weeks by the dry
system. at the end ofthis period, they should
be hung up for a few days to drip, and then
they are ready for smoking. Much depends on
the kind of material used for smoking them so
as to secure sweet flavor. Whatever kind is
used for this purpose one condition should new
er be overlooked; it should be perfectly dry, or
else it will be linble to impart bitter taste to
the meat Dry corn cots, and some dry
sweet hay are superior to any other agents
thatwe have seen employed for smoking beef
and hams. Mutton hams may be prepared in
the same name: as those of pork, and they are
exceedingly palatable when the meat is good
and care exercised to smoke them slowly.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

A Dark TTme.-UnbrcIas and tarpaulin
coats greeted US yesterday upon every turn aud
glistened in the universal gloom. The air was
raw, damp, and chilly, as productive of colds
chilblains. The cold rain splashed against the
windows as If mad at being barred out, and a
Stiff wintry wind sustained it bravely. The
night was one of Egyptian darkness, foggy and
humid. The gas lamps cast but dim light,
and pedestrians went cropping through the more
obscure parts of the town, with their hand
lights, moving about like SO many jack Lam
terms. Magnificent opportunities were pre-
scented to the FORMULATING public to pitch into
any Of the hundred man.traps along the streets,
and many adventurous persons ayailed them
selves of the same with most happy results
We saw an old gentleman, whose form tended
to obesity, sort o squirming or struggling out
of a red mud cellar, to which he had just paid
short and unceremonious visit, during the
performance of most remarkable acrobatic
feat He looked likesthe hind quarters of bad
luck
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BUSINESS NOTTCEs

Another Letter.--The Captain of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows:
DIR. A. S. ToDD.-Dear Sir: I have for
number of years, used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
~ valuable use but little other medicine in
M. family. find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach and bowics,
better than any other physic that | have any
knowledge of.
have also used them for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers have
found them to suit the bilious diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
Oct: l6, 1885, JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
I. H. Logan & Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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ST. JOINS, N. T., Nov 5.-Thc govt of this
Province has agreed to pay to the New York
and Galway Steamship Co, $40, 500, in addition
to the grant of $4,000 by the Imperial govt
port port of call for their steamships, semi
monthly to and from New York and Galway
The company are bound to make the passage
between Galway and ST. Johns within seven
days, with view to afford the public every ac-
commodation in their power, The Steamship
Company will receive here teleegraphic dispatch
to Galway where they will be delivered as they
may be directed, as soon as the steamers arrive
at that pork. The telegraph companies associat-
ed with the American telegraph companies,
have also agreed to receive all dispatches which
may offered and transmit the same through
to this places to intercept the steamers, or fail
ing to do so, no charge will be made for tolls
Thus the U. S. are placed within seven days of
Galway and London, and vice versa.
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TBRAGG5S ARCTIC I,INInTE Mp

lbRAGGS ARCTIC IIIINIIM 81 Mp
mass Of S a an @ 1he IEs
Ehe pangs ofRieunatism, Neuralgia 4out, Eryspeas
Cancer serofuia srrans uises, Burns ,scalds
lis alaimar prep.
during the pastfew months Ger
the proprieors, but their publication Of
Ono Rof1Ie Trinmphnnt e
oI Fse years a @ S 81 Louis having
without eject one
ESas osEsurgotory.
@aeFE tSe paR 81 SO
months cured BY three applisatIons tho
pity she little Ghtldren.
daughter Of Mrs ON Lake street
ing to the directions the Instantly extracted
amen SI I snaE well
gns SUI
ana by the use of one bottle and
: - "A EIoFrisie TDmor.
ESgsns Mallory Matches was three years the victim of
until ne tried the arctic Linnent Three bottles
WondcrfnI Gurel
confined 10 her couch forthree
failure Of all other nv rs the
ment, in a lttleover month:
MRNPHls. Tens, Nov .qsth, 1887
hereby Serti that having been badly bruised and
me TO Try Arctic Lniment Theslnart
the pain was gone from the bruises In two Was
we'll ana "a able 1,l to resume my business.
HENRY HANERSKl IL, residence JACKSON street
The BEltnd See!
ORA g. BRAeo-Dea1 Sir: Por more than tbp.se
had been adhered with in1amed eyes,in an aggravated
to no elect sinduced BY DR., baum try Arctic
daughter was afflicted In the same manner for the same
and curing portion of the time entirely blind
eyes are now perfectly Thus have with one
cured daughters my own, besides
lie
yournEaluable remedy in my house. Yonrttruly,
Iowa, Nov Nov is sIS 1871
s sSS With tas MS M
KNOW his statement to be sLrictlytrue,
Good for Animals.
This invaluable Linimcnt s also equally
1rnet xrn nSGS eng
Keep the two largest are gen.
orally known thrOushoutthe IinitedStRtes
We tbeuEdersigned haylurusel Dr. Brags ATcticIint-
peror efficacy in curing the horses well are
that we would use other We keep ana have Kent
consequently experience abo1t their iisesS
es Is great and We say, in
We cordially atvery Keepers and
others having the care of horses
S Il 4 Al 1 HRSST a CO.,
r.,o Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists having old Linments hand will try
them a HRse5:KeE M
INlENT, p and take other. zstsN ~ -'-N'-
Liberal l'rOpoBftEon.
The proprieors agree purchaser of doll
lar bottle with free to the u S. Journal for
certificates emitting the holder this
Tie every
Il bottles The ana 81 bottles contain 30 and leo
E 6f
A., 1,ant ,.,,.os5 Sole Proprietors s.. Louis Mo
tions mEssways be accompanied by responsible refer
encsss ~ For s sole by LAuGHllEs 4. BtisHFIELD,
Ahta:lN -stnH&w-ESL4 Genera Agents fO Wheeling.
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Mint before last, some dozen or more raga-
muffin looking young fellows, with their faces
painted black, made their appearance in the
streets. They were disguised as negroes, with
wigs resembling black woolstretched over their
heads Some were dressed in female apparel,
and others were grotesqucly attired in breeches,
toothpick coats and shocking bad hats. When
we first got glimpse of them they were in a
Main street barroom, and although some ofthose
rugged in calico were quite young, they were all
drinking thirstily of whisky, and, like Oliver
Twist, eternaIly asking for more" This party
Of self made Africans were accompanied by a
fellow who played the violin, and occasionally
they would divide of, form cotillion, and in.
dulge in a regular breakdown. After playD8
the thing out pretty etlcctually, and getting
about as 'drunk as the articles Of war would
consistently permit" the thing broke up in u
terrific row at the NIcLure House corner. A
little fellow cncased in calico, unanimously
hoped, anced that somebody struck him,
whereupon he drew long knife, put on pair
of brass KNOCKERS, and made at one of his lar
ger negro companions. After making two or
three desperate cuts, the little fellow was mas
tered by superior strength, thrown down and
disarmed. 1t was an exciting scene, and was
vastly enjoyed by a large crowd which had col
lectcd about the corner. AS we intimated
yesterday morning, there is a fair chance for
some analytical chemist to inmortalize himself
aud do the city service by asccrtaining the
parts and ingredients of which our modern
whisky is composed. 1t is playing some strange
pranks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

Il Dog Fdncier IN 15ou6le.--A man from
Ohio, named James Macrone, was passing down
Main street, yesterday, leading villiauous look
ing bull dog Seeing good proportional speci.
mon of the canine race chained in the ware
hOuseofthe Messrs. Reed, nenrthe stone bridge,
Macrone impudently thrust his .dog upon the
other, to see which could whip. Adisturbance
ensued when Macrone was ordered to avaunt
and quit the place with his savage cur. Instead
OF complying with this request Macrone stood
proelaiming his dogs fighting capacity in a very
profane manner. He was arrested, taken be.
fore Aid, McCOurtney and fined two dollars and
half
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

Attemptt to Commit Suicide-Joseph B. sapp,
confined in the Morgantown Jail, for the mnr.
der of his wife, attempted to cut his throat with
case knife, few days since. He succeeded
in making CHASTITY wound in his neck, which
was sewed up and dressed without material in
jury to the desperate man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

F"m0'09y Negroes. negroes, three wo-
men, two children and men, ran away from
Pruntytown on Sunday nig ht about eleven
O'Clock, taking with them seven horses. Their
horses were discovered near the residence of
Thos. b. Fetty, about six miles south of Nor
gantown, on the Fairmont Pike, on Monday
morning about five o'clock Three of them be-
longed to Zed. Shields, three to Cornelius Run
nellS, three to Col. F. j. Armstrong, and one to
Jas. w. NorgantosOn Star.
We lears from gentleman just arrived from
the scene, that the negroes were oyertaken in
Fayette county, Pa, where desperate fight
took place, and the owners and others pursuing
were beaten back. Gel. Armstrong, of the pnr.
suing party, was attacked by one of the negroes
with corn cleaver, and would have been killed,
but for the interference Of one Of his own. ser.
wants, who stepped in, to protect his master
Another of the party pursuing was fiercely at
tackled and badly injured, while the negroes
made their escape. The fghbstook place on
what is known as the Bachelor Farm. Day be-
fore yesterday party of about twenty.ffveper-
sons, from Morgantown, started in pursuit of
the negroes, but nothing additional had been
heard at last accounts from either the pursuing
or pursued.
2
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BosToN, Nov. 5.-The II. NJ. steamer America
from Liverpool, via. Halifax, arrived here at
noon to-day. Her mails will be sent at mid
night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

A4ni7e,sary-We have received a circular
stating that the citizens of Western Pennsylva.
ma are making arrangements to appropriately
celebrate the Goth inst. at Pittsburgh con.
nnental anniversary of the capture of Fort Du-
qoeSne' or in other words, the overthrow of the
French and the establishment of Anglo-Saxon
dominion in the Valley of the Ohio A grand
procession of the citizens of Western Pennsyl-
vania is proposed in which prominence wilb
given to the Municipal, County, State and Ma.
"onal officers who may honor the event by their
presence. Edward Everett has been invited to
deliver his address on '.Washington' on the
occasion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

ST. LOUIS Nov. 4.-Riyer rising rapidly at
tins point. Illinois and Upper Mississippi ris.
ing. Missouri falling at Bonneville and rising
at .Leayenworth, and allupper tributaries JulI
and swelling. Weather cloudy and damp The
Arkansas rose 10 feet at Fort Smith on the 29tn
uIt, and was rising rapidly.
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New oRIEASs, Nov. 5.-The Quaker City is
below. Tehauntepec opened. No California
mails, on account of misconnection on Pacific
side. Heulogas forces were Dispersed Isthmus
clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-06

PHILADBLPHIA3 Sept. g., 1856. !.
FhoF MooD-Denr Str Your Hair l;est5 proving
set beneficial to me. The front, the back part
OF my head its coveringin BALD have
used but two half pint bottles now
the top of head is we'll with promising crop
young hairs and the front Is also receiving It's btne
have tried other without
think from personal Recommendation can In
duCe many others to try It, ~ -
Yours respectfully, d. r. THOMAS NJ n
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% ~ BR.OWM,.
INKS! INKS!

INKS! INKS!
QUTLER'S IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
u Copying E10ELSXOR FLUID ZNRlS5 Manufactured
ny James j. Butler, Agent, No. SO Vine St., 26 squares
South of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
10 TINS WRlrIXG CoAIIgNIIY Is GENERAL AND Book KEEP
ERs EARrIcrtARLS-A5 CARD.-9entlemen: EVerV bottle
OF Arnolds English Fluid that you costs you sew
enty per cent. than Buffers Excelsior Record
andis no better II as good. EXPLANATION
Quart Bottle of Arnods holds twenty per cent Ink
and Is ret He'd hty per cent higher than niue, which
equal All our leading stationers will supply you bottle
on the same terms. BY doing you will sustain HOME
slANURAOTURE and be wiser II better citizens;
least lovers of country Its cherished
TuTloNs II thus the time when
the American Flag shall not bottle Arnolds
English Fluid In our beloved Union-and pr
as well. JAMES j BUTLER Agent.
For sale by Payne & Co. aud ]. O. Orr, Wheeling
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THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Flour steady; Ohio and
Howard st. So. Wheat steady. Corn unchang-
ed. Whisky 22a224, Bacon sides SC; shoulders
7c;. bulk 5.Sas IL.
4 EPHlLADEIpH1A, Nov. 5--Four unchanged:
inspectionsof the week amount to 1852 6bls
against SOL bbls last week; superfine is of.
fered So, without sales; the sales are limited
both for export and home consumption at our
last quotations. Rye Flour and Corn NJ cal con-
tinue dull. Stock of good w heat light and there
is fair inquiry; sales redat 81 18a1 ,23 and white
at 81 ,28a1 IS. Ryeis scarce and in demand at
75c for new. Corn is quiet sales old yellow at
80aS1 and new at 60a6T. Oats have advanced
lc; sales prime Delaware at 43c at1oat Whisky
is steady at 22c for Ohio and 21a21 &c for Penn
sylvahia.
CIScrSsaTl, Nov. 5.-Flour dull and unset
lied; no sales of importance. Whisky dull but
not lower Provisions firm. Lard unsettled.
Hogs in demand at full rates.
Z New York, Nov. 4.-Flour heavy; sales TO-.
600 bbls. at a decline of sc. on inferior brands:
State is quoted .at So, 95a4 20; Ohio at 81. goa
$40; Southern at $5a5,30 Wheat buoyant:
10000 bus sold at 81, 10 for Western white
5Cornshas an advancing tendency; sales $4,000.
bus at esaIsc for mixed; soas5c. for white; and
& DC. for yellow. Pork closed buoyant at STA
for ltless, and 81, 50aI % for prime
4 w Risky firm ut 224c Molasses at auction
to-day, 800 hhds. of New Orleans old crop. we're
sold at 24a28c., four months Stocks dull and
lower.
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GMAS n1n.lsGA.M.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer of Saddles,
Giles usually Kept by sadeIs bcgs leave to infoim the
public thate has opened at No 105 Main St. Market
Alley, where he will be glad to any persons wanting
any OF the above AS he intends good
and sell at fair prices, he hopes liberal share
OF public patronage. Particular attention paid to ordered
work, and repairing done with dispatch sepls
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New YoRK, Nov. 4-The Piccolomini excite.
ment has increased to such pitch that Manager
Gilman has been forced to put up the boxes at
auction. The surplus receipts are to be handed
10 the Mayor for charitable purposes. 3.
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NEw yoRK, Nov. 5.--It is understood that
nent in the manufacture of Kerosine or Coal oil,
by which they have secured the control in this
country, of the patent of Mr.. Young, of Scot
land for the manufacture of that article which
under the improved publication patents of
Messrs Atwood, Towner, Btbbrick and others,
have obtained within the last year, bids fair at
market for illumination purposes.
The manufactures of the two companies
only one in this city and one in Boston, exceed
fifteen thousand gallons perweell, with demands
for over fifty thousand. Its presumed that the
present arrangement of the patent interests be-
tween. the leading American manufacturers and
largement Of the present. with the addition of
many new factories besides cheapening and i'm
proving the oil.
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North Western Va. Agricultural society
MEETING of the Stockholders Of the North Western
Agricultural Society will held on Saturday.
November 2Vt 1858, at the Court House, between the
hours of and O'clock p NJ for the election officers
TO serve the ensuing Purchasers of Family Tickets
or voting this election. 5l3E777 = 20
By order of the Executive Committee
oct2S-d&wtd w. +. PETERSON, Cor. Sec.
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WAsHINGroS, Nov. 5.-Gen. Ward, of Geor-
But not to China as previously stated 'afo'n''
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY ERTELLleSt NICER.
OFFICE, ooRNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
MICHIGAN Id .ECrION.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-COoper, Dem, elected in
first Congressional district, by about 100 mai.
over Howard. Result in 4th district in doubt.
From present indications the legislature stands:
Senate, % Republicans 10 Democrats; House,
40 Republicans, SO Democrats. The whole
Republican State ticket elected by from six TO
ten thousand maj.
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Coal ON and coal on T,am7s..

Coal Oil and Coal OH Lamps.
VJE have just received beautiful article of Coal OIL
Wy better than any ever before sold in thIs city
The disagreeable oor which is Car
bon and Coal By others has in great degree
been removed fronthis OIL making pleasanter to handle
and giving brilliant light without smoke Which
attends the CoalOils now N use. -
We have on hand, of manufacture, the largest
and best assortment of Tampa for
burning the diTercn. kinds of oils. -
Our Coal OIL Lamp Gap is So strlctcd that by the e
pGnsinn of the chimney break by he
ing cralnpsd In the cap, which with other
Goa OIL is the best Oil used, giving more light
at less cost, and being non-exposive All in want Of
Light. call at the Qneensware Store of
HOBBS & BARNES, 14b Main ST.,
next door to Heiskell & SwearIngen, It
oct9 Wheeling, Va,
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CNcmNAT1, Nov. 5.-Thc river has fallen Q
inches in the last "a hours Weather cloudy
and gloomy.
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WISCONSIN. ELECTION

MILWAUKEE,. Now 4.7-ln the Sd Con. Dist,
rs far as heard from. Larrabee, Dem, for Con-
gress, 10 ahead. Five counties yet to hear from
gave Reps 4 200 maj. in so. Second Con. Dist.
as tarlas heard from, Washburne 1886 ahead.
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DRRp RIyER, CoNN., July %, 1855.
Mr. Leavenworth-sr: 4 have been troubled with dam
rnh or scnrt on my head for than year. my hair
began TO come out, scurf and hair together. saw in
New Haven paper about Wood's Hair Restoratiye as
cure. 1caed your store the 1st of April last and
purchased bottle to tryt, TO my satisfac
ton It was the thing 1t removed the and new hair be-
gan to Erow 1t two three length Soee
= teds az @ 1haYe great faith e.. wish you to send
me two bottIes moreby Mr. Post bearer OF this don't
know any OF the used in this pace Won NAV have
a market for many bottles after Is Known here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
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sold him for $50 cash. Your Eminent has doing
wonders up here''
42o BROAD STREET, PHl1A., Pa.
(EtrGcs) elm lifting the kettle from the fire 1t be-
came unluauageable, tilted over, scaled my
very severely, almost to crisp 1t awful sight
The Mustang Eminent appeared to extract the pain. 1t
count. Truly yours CHARLES ROSTER
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used
This Liniment is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-AIr. John Da-
nierman, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter useessness by
this Liniment, Every family should have it
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Linment, and take no other.
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and south
America Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
rs cts so cts. and 81, 90. PerBottle
s.zIs.NcES a PARK. ~. y:
T. II LOGAN & CO., and LAUGuLINs & BUsHFIELD
AGENTS for Weeling ie9 WV d1tw-Al
Great Reduction in Prices for CnAIl.
AN now Offering splendid assortment OF all kinds and
coiors OF French Mertnos, of them worth 81 20
or oc all wonl PaidS worth Toe for 6Oc; Broche ShawIs
worm SO and $I Chenec and Long ShawlS great
ahnndance and at very reduced prices Fancy and Bac;
silks some as cheap as soc yard worth TOE; all wool
De Lancs, worth 5c 81 Fifty pieces Of Thbet Cloths
Goods at nearly half You hive pay generally;
1;es improved shape Hoop Skirts at astonishing low rates.
some Of the finest WEIGH and Cout Fiannes
not to shrink heavy fine Ladies' Year-n
aGk one OF tile Ssortmens of FANCY & no.
MES11O DRY GOODS in the ctv. Receiving goods daily
OF the Styles made here thereby keep
ing up i9 assortment at all and prices
WM satisfy the most particularfor OAsH ONLYi Cash
Tore purchasing elsewhere, No. IS Main Street,
wheeling. Loct18l J0HNlROEMER
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HORSES CATTLE. "a.
MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. s. LATCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes -ssThat the
morse considered worthless his case was Spavin
6ut since the free of the Mustang Ilnient Ihave
sold him for $3.50 cash Your Eminent has been doing
wonders up here"
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Tile Riper.-The river was coming up still at the
rate of about one inch every twentysfour hours
the channel showing depth last night of three
ieet hive inches Dispatches from Pittsburgh
announce slight ipprovementint the river with
good prospects The rains of yesterday and
nightbefore last must keep up the swell
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The Rea1th,-Du During the last month there
were but nine deaths in the city. Five of them
were of consumption. Seven of the number
We're under one year of age This shows the
city to be in remarkably healthy condition.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 6, 1858.

largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.