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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

11 W4sHfNiTOE, June 10th.
SESATE.-The Senete convened and annou1c-
ed its readiness 20 receive any message from the
President A long debate occurred on the resOlu-
lions in relation to lhe British OutTageA
Benjamin said the British Government has
inr lng series Of years been ei'dsayoflng TO
tation, which cau'tS be scrglied 10 without etF-
rying with It IN her favefs ~ supremacy Of the
seas, was obvious TO all. Visitation u pFactis-
aly the right of search. u Has admitted by
MI writers 70 be beiligeTent exeFcise, and should
never be submitted 70 in time Of peace. There
has-not been energy enough IN the management
of our foreign r,l5tiOlS- not what we had ths
right TO expect from the lone Of the Inaugural
message.
He tr lsted something definite would be done
In his opinion Britain coald not surrender the
demand sire has 80 long aud perSisteitiy Pur-
sued Information should be given that her
PIE cations elniIOt longer be submitted to-we
cannot permit search and If she insist n her
course, then the people Of the Uuited States
should prepare for war.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
WAsnIYGTON NEMs.

JuxE 1.-THE War Department has received
no later dates f1Hn Utah than those previously
received from Gov. Cumming. The view Of
some Of the officers Of the army rs expressed
in their letters, l. that he went into Salt Lake
City too hastily. Mormon friendship Is not 70
be relied onsi Il will be Teeolectcd that the
army sas sent e. Utah ~ 4 posse comitatns,
subject TO the orders Of Gov. Cdmming. and
caHnor move without his directions
No new deveI0peineRts By the last arrival
The army will move recently directed, branch
ing of lll such intermediate iOcaiitesas require
proiertion.
The Senate made the following combinations;
j. r. Chandler, Of Ps., Minister To Naples. Jno-
p. Starktnn, Of New .ef<ey, Minister to Rome
Z. x. Fair, uf Ala, MINISTER TO Belgium. X. Q.
Yancy. OF Georgia, Minister 70 the AregeIltine
Republic JuSeph A. Wright, Of indiana, Min
lister TO Prussia. Chas- Z BuckaloW, Of Pa,
Minister 10 Ecuador.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
i3usTNESs Noa,Ie5Es.

Boo5 binding. MIR. W. I. Needs has In
creased and improved his facilities for doing all
sorts of book binding aud blank book maouiac-
turing Mt his pace ofbnsihess, in the Mtelligen.
eer building, corner of Main aud Quincy SITS,
solicits the patronage Of tbs public. Those
who want pamphlets bound, oldbonks reb'innd,
or blank books manufactured, Gun depend upon
Mr.. Needs for excellence, promptness and dis
patch Give him a call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Nervous irrlta6ility.-How often do we see
persons so easily irritated by the comm ones
trials and events of life, tn he perfect "sensi-
tive plants" as regards externl circumstances.
Let such persons try the Peruvian Syrup aud
they will soon find that with their increased
strength, they can buffet the waves of every
day life with vigor and pleasure. AS tonic,
Nervous Debility, Complaints of children and a
Spring Medicine, it is unrivalIed for For sale
only at E. Bookings Apothcca, No. 81 Monroe
street, where also can lie found Channels Skins,
Soap Powder, Mrs. Aliens Preparation for the
Hair, with complete assortment of Medicine
and Perfumery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
THk LATE si.l. MBOAT DIS ASTER-
CAIRO IjSllER WATER.

CEsTRALIA, iil., june 5.-About sixty sui-
farers by the PennsyI disaster came rum
cairo to-day. principally bound to 81 Lonis.
many being IN a destitute condition. They Pass-
NJ nee over The IlIinufs Central road. The pas-
spfieers estimate the number beard to have
been 45O and think $50 were lqEt.
Reports from Cairo state that the town Is N
a most alarming condition the water still rising.
now RUNNING over the Ohio leyee IN several
places MT. Ashley. Chief Engineer OF The
IlIiuois Central, gives it ~ his opinion that one
foot more al d rise viii sweep Cairo entirely
away Mound t'ityis underwater The depdt
gloiids, tIie highest point u town, is covered
10 riepth OF fur five inrhess kHssfngtTs nEe
convey ed a quarteref - uiils from dunnd Clly.
n Fat boats 70 the CEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
FROM UTAH.

WAsHNGToN, June 15.-Gen. Scott has re-
,ejve,l imporiaiit official dispatches from Utah.
five DAYS later than those received by tile Pref
dent. from Gov. Cumming. which have beeF,
.t,ubIished The dispatches state that the Nor
mons have deceived Gov Cumming that there
IS a deposition to make peace; and that after
the MormOns had removed their women and
fnsned. strengthened their posts aud assumed q
threatening attitude. 49,
This intelligence Is considered by the de-
partmeut, perfectly reliable.
Nests. Powell snd Mccullough, the commits
Tioncrs. we're delayed on their way by ho0ds
ind rains. Capt Marcy Was SIX DAYS rom camp
an y,,ry short allowance. being unwilling 10 kill
mules for food until tlie last point Of necessity
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
NEW YORK MARKET.

.JuSE ld.-CuttOn firm; 2.0UU bales Upland
NiddIings at II 81 Flour firm; $4,000 b''is
sold; Ohio SI,55a4,7l. an advance Of Be- Wheat
buoyant; 35,O'O bush sold; " hite 8 30; ne"
Georgia aI.5O: Milwaukee Club 6Ga94. Corn
Arm: ii .OuD bush. sold; White 76a7S- Primo
Pork ltic lower at SI2, 9OaI4- Lard heavy at
IOI-&aII Whisky duh at 22ia2s. Bacon
steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

PICTURES FOIt THE MILLION!

m Prices TO suit the times Wy ltLs' GALLERY OF
ART Main UioN. Picture takrh at IhiS
Gallery atyreAtly prices. The public arr aware
that the place the beat Pictures than are
ken in the city.
also inform them, that they need not
quarters where prepared 10 TAXI Ln asehesP as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Night Parade-The FcncibleS, Ritiemen and
Cadets were out last night on para. e. They
presented creditable aud soldierIy appearance
The display was a great deal better, both ms to
proficiency in the drill, as well as in numbers
than we supposed the military of Wheeling
could muster out The soldiers drew a crowd
too. which followed the procession and fairly
blocked the streets through which it passed.
The excitement enlivened the usual monotpny
of things. and caused bustling aud shutting
movement all over town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
RIYER AND WEATHER.

PTrSBURrII, .Inne l5.-lkiFer y let 10 IN
ches by pier mark, filling Weather clear
Mercury IS.
WABASH, june 15--The WABASH Is on
stand. about foot higher than the last great
40 ID and higher dian has beeu known since tue
gre Il Hood 1t e2e.
CIxc1NNATI. June 15.-Riyer risen feet
INCHES il the last "a hours. zIweather clear
Their. So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
me RiUer was lalliag ssiti7a 'good Sthgc o.

~. Riser was laliiag @itll.agood stage Of
az - t,s channel business was pretty brisk
b,eI, ever tie high water washed
= raiifoads lle oufier ieit last night
nod list of pas and freight he
WIN : bound 10 ST Louis, vas at the landing
Al1S''. d. axternal sloyF Of freight aud people
ssltll 2 ~ ,,.,,t John Mcclure, will leave
The hu ....s e., Huntsville A. u. Armstrong,
tins cred ffon his recent illiiess
has slll l,,,.. his duties ii, the ottise
e 5 Tgsa sSbslaritial seanier lteTeilangsI apt
ne tl:is evening for Louisville anu
Hin ;5,terTa ediate ports
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
BRAGGe ARCTIC LINIl1 CAV 4

m uFe
the pangs theutnhtisn Neuralgia tossf kFyspvas
cataivous dIsrasrs rapidly su rseas Aii similar prep.
aratOus. The ProPrtors give for the cue o.
derul by durtus the satts months Ger.
te tors, their length Ptieat1o Of
Sii 0otA rev; one EottIe I-siumPhnht.
Mrs. MONT No 345 Morgan STREET, o.. Louis, having
suffered Tor Lrse year, in On. az SEM i S
lie of Arctic Lninsnt- ,,..,.
Henry Davis, siOund Le9i, WIG says he was
sns s she eassa ~ sur appso
A'e''e i''An s'iiy the I:Itsle Ghiidren.
Cbeaeo was scaisd ali b. the upsetlil o. kettle
Of SolIins water Arctic Lnu eat .eora
ADJ in Anew daS ti,el .t,is s1tlefs 81 vas y en-
NJ. sorg. X Trfef tahai street. n as had long suf-
fersd Palui anu ds saElnt = ~ US
restored 70 ns' a I't isS o. TSmoE. zf1
r.,. W,iIary NatceE wac tIsree years the victim Of
horrible iunof Oh tie meek, which r.sistsd Al rsplvie3
nnt he tred arctic Lininet Thres Sotuss eote4
him IN . rev Sss4 SvondcrfaI Cnlel
Mrs Bedford Mobile, confined her couch for three
numb palsy Aisl being N DESPAIR frein the
failure Of ali remedies cured By the Arctic Lin'
ment, IN aiiitle over n 9" s.tti,i,s.f..
MEAFais, fgss., Nov. 2sth, 1851
.sads b. sne explosion steam esF,A friend induced
me try Bragg arctl, LInsat tbs smart
ne lir was gone from the bruses. In two weeks MSS
vr,,Ii. and able 20 resume my business,
HENRY HAHERSRILL., residences Jackson street
Thc SSItnd see!
p wEB5TkR CRY Iowa, Nov. 9Th 1881.
DR. A. q. BRA0G-Dea SiI fgr more than thee Jears
had adleted with nhatned eyes, Ia an aggravated
sgree and various ieanri ana SCI sTal
% 10 eeCt Induced BY DR.. Baum 20 try hs Arctic
nent, In month"; was neerlt Welt Ny iittle
afflicted in the manner Tor the sau1e
time and during portion OF the time entirely bpd
ia one eye, applied your valuable Lihnent, and her
perfectly sound. Thus have l. With Two
daughters and m3 OWL besides
curing Rheumatism Ia back. IEopld not ne without
yorrinv aas rsniedJ'ln my house. Tours trulys
WEHsTRR CITY, Iowa, NoY. 9Th, 1851
Thereby certify that we'll acquainted with " lillian
Russell and With asoni hing cures he mentions, aud
sknosI hi, attachment to be strictly true.
III. WADSVoRTiI. p. n, Webster City.
asOod for Auinlala. ~.
This Invaluable IL also equally efleatiout IN
euTiR the dissnses AnlHHl6 witness the following
certificate: Aessts d Arnoti and S ncn Arpt 3 CO..
ep the two livery stablrstn the are gen
orally known throushputthe VnteastHtsss "a. ,..1
We wins used Dr bragg AFctie Lni
nent Tor numper Of ha cheerip3 testify 70 lie sa
perIor eieaoy In curing the diseaAes or horses 50 we'll
Nc satisaed Of the Arctic being the best 1inrHt made
that We would other we keep end hays kept Tor
number OF year extensive livery stabea IA this city and
sSns4fentiy about horse apd seas.
Il Il uneai tatifEy that the retr ni.
men n me only have ever found Trays feee
Ne eoriiay to ailiycfy stable Keepers sad
others having the cart Of horsesr
LYNCH, ARhOTs& CO..
..'a. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
FIRE

Rock IsLAxp, June l5th.-The brick bicrk
Wasl ,gtnn. on Illinois street, occupied rs Ii
o,,or stores, was destroyed 10y fire this morning
ir,SS. building aud goods. exceeds thirty thous-
AID dollars. Insured for $1,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
Transient Advertisements.

Il would be relief from very disagreeable
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, il all persons would remember that tram
slent advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for us to copy
advertisements very often, and charge to par
ties. OF course we don't do SO. Va- The mon
ee.y must in all cases. accompany the adver-
tisenent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

The Best, al the 7imst-The best White
Lead in the market is B. A. Fahnestoek's 1t is
worth 20 cents per keg more to the consumer
than any other Lead. Itcoysrs better, lasts lon
ger, and is u purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is DR.. A. $.
Eodd's Anri-billious or Liver Pill. Its
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from a disordered Liver or Stou'ach.-
Try it T. II, LoGAN & Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
.sTRAMBoAT EXPLOsloN.

NEw OiIEANS, June l5.-An explosion Oe-
CURED yesterday on board the steamboat
Eclipse, near Nathez; trO men were killed aud
three wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Sad Case of DroUaing. On Monday last
young man named Edward Green, whilst out
t,sbing IN Wheeling creek, about three miles
above this city, accidentally fell into the water
sna was drowned. Tie people in the vicinity
were engaged all day yesterday IN dragging the
stream, but without success, inc water was
high and the rapid current doubtless carried
the body down the stream.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
The Daily Intelligeneer.

Persons wishing the Nlttly Iatellieeaeer, can
have 'tleit according to directions. for-ten ceats
per week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
Orders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers.
S7 Subscribers are requested not TO pay to
the carrier boys, unless they can show author
ltyy from Mr. Rice to make COLLECTIONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

The Amen,le Hon0ra6ie.-we learn that oul
Bridgeport friends complain that in our report
of police matters, we locate all the rowdies not
known to be- citizens of this place, in Bridge
port The last cause Of complaint is the case
of one Washington Porter, whom, they (the
Bridgeporters) solemuly aver is not resident
OF their town, but is denizen of MartinsVille.
The Bridgeport folks are willing to admit that
they have a lew disreputable characters in their
midst, but are un~iling to shoulder the sins Of
ali Eastern Ohio. We may have wrongly To-
Gated some bad characters to the disparageinenl
of Bridgeport, but we assure our friends it was
altogether unintentional, andzwe shall hereafter
be more careful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Bud Taste Towards the cool hours of even
Ing, numbersof children have of late been sent
out promenade the streets and c'jny the
open air, displaying theiriown sweet graces aud
the good ar bad taste uf maminas in the peculiar
arrangement oftheir juvenile puraphernaia. =
The worst possible taste, says an exchange, in
the dress of little girls is that which prescribeS
an expansive hoop or an Indefinite amount OF
starch, to throw out the gaudy or simple skirts
OF the Mearer to an inordinate extent, thus des-
troying all seeming of that soft drapcry which
should always be associated with childhood, and
substituting stiff, uneasy toilet, without even
the slightest grace or advantage to redeem it,
Short dresses with moderate amount of stitfen-
ing are very pretty and elegant, and add beau
u and attlactivcness to the neatly worked pan
talette, and invest the little feet aud slender an
kles beneath with loneliness W might call po-
cite 10 realize the pleasurable impression, tits
but necessary to watch tbs tripping motions oil
sone half dozen taslvtully dressed little girls,
aud contrast the effect with that Of as many
starched and stitfened into misconceived ele-
gauce. fmothcrs yrill lavish in the adjournment
OF their children, let them; but for heavens sake
allow the little creatures the privilege Of looking
as sweet as possible with a corresponding degree
of ca. simplicity and grace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Hearv Loss.-We regret to learn that Mr.
John Boring, from this city, who haa Tue con-
tract for the brick work on the ellnce 70 DC
erected at Bethany, hes srst t neayy iOsS
in consequence Of the late rains nus Kun con,
.a,pi6g about 300 600 brick, fell in aud Is seid
TO be n total loss, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Found Drossaed.-At Baden yillage Baden
Station of p, &. o.. r. RI the body of a
boy apparently between twelve and fourteen
was fonnain the Ohio tiver-op Saturday last,
- nm inanest held by Coroner Couch, of Bsa-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
THE GaEAI kIlGL!SH REMEDY.
Celebrated Female Pilll
SIR JAMES CLAltkE'S

Celebrated Female Pills
PrsPqf ed from prssossp,ioa n ST. :. Carrie n D..
- Rsgsfefun Es4raordiatyY % ne Queen.
This invaluable medicine unrang In t Of all
those paiufu aad dangerous diseases which the female
examination l. subj II noderatss al excess and re-
uov,s All obstTueOLs. AID speedy cure be relied
no MA KRAED LADIES
especially suited It Ai, In shOyt time bring On ts
monthly period win rsEu' arity.
Zach botte, piee one Dollar. svars The ooyernmept
stamp OF Great britain. to prevent eodstsrisis.
CAUTION.
THese p Us AhoutR net be laket 6yJeGLeS during tie
E2ISST 7ZElSEE -IIOAz tbs ol 4geOnGaey, Hey are
bring sraT, tGOe, lat at any Oer ftis theJ
are s4js.
In Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
tile Back and Limbs Fatigue slight sxsrtIOu, F4lPIs'
tOn uI.th- Heart yst,res aud Whitss, these Pills wall
effect cure Ah=n all other means have fuil.d. and al
though powerful remedy contain iron, cHlOuas
anthony, or any lining LuTtiul to the contribution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully pres.TTed.
Sole Agent for the UhlLed States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
OLate 1. O. Baldwin Col Rochester, n. Y.
Ns-S1,OO aud postage 5tampa enclosed to au-
thorrsd Agent VIII insure bottle, cOntainns 81 Pills
by return u,al
BoEsaIe By Z. IL LOGAN co. In wheeling,
b. L. Fahn.stoek : Co., wholesale Agents, PIstSburEi
Purcell Laid Co., whOlesaIe AEeots for Va AZ ieA'
mond- Apss-ly :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

HAiIFAx, June i0.--The steamer Europa
arrived with LiyerppM dates TO the fifth The
City Of BALTIMORE and Anglo Saxon arrived out
on the cd.
The Telegraph feet had returned to Plymouth
experiments having heen successful. The heet
was to sail again on the Ath inst.
In the House of Commons the Government
announced that If the alledged OutERgeA on
American vessels are vel founded, Immediate
Explanations will bc made.
itlson Son. India merchants, london, have
suspended for eTOO,OO0. Assets abundant
Nothing later from India Continental news
unimportant.
sLivEKPOoL, June 4.--COttOn, sales for the
week 4. 900 bales; 200 speeulation and $500
for export; market opened with decline l-s.
but American adsicrs by the Vanderbilt caused
a partial recovery; the market closing with
decline in fair aud niddling qualities Of LIZA
g: lower qualities have declined 8; stock ga
port 664 OU0 bales, including 571,DOO American.
The sales on Friday were lU,mlO bales, quota
tom, are ass follows: OtleaLs faiI 81 tniddging
~ lB: Mobile fair 8. iniddling I.
Manchester al ices favo able and the prize
Of goods were tiImer holdels demanding an ad-
vance.
T. LONDON, Saturday moon, june 5.-ConSoiS
for Inntcy quoted ut % , 8.
The h.,IIion in the Bank of England has i :
creased SIU.WiU
An,eFi, am securities FROM Railroad securities
dull, with uniupnrtaut sales.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

pa.E.t picked. "A man BY the mime q Jack
!, railroad employee. had his pocket picked
ss"i the performance Lst National Cir
ems On the Island, MqRday night
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fLate !. Q. paIdrLn 8 co.,l be-
AMBRoTYPES

wmICm OANNOC BE sUKPAssRD.
AMaRorYPES WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
AMBRoIYPEs GIVING the NATURAL COLOR
Pictures on Paper, sheet Iron Patent Lsather dc
Taken 10 any warranted squu 70 in tseity
AT the cTtr GALLERY OF AIT,
SO, lIonF0e street.
,uao.1V Q. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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81 THB UNION LINE.
FoItkI3N NfWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS ARAGo
AND EUROPA 1t

New YoRK, June 10 line steamship -Arago
has arrived with Southampton dates 70 the I'd
instant.
The steamship Europa arrived out on the S0th
ult and the Vanderbilt on the ID inst
The European Intelligence was mostly en-
braced Ia the accounts by the Nova Scotia, re
ceived Win Cape Race.
The Atlantic Telegraph Beet was expected 70
return Ia Plymouth ON the 4th June, prior 10
the final departure to lay the cable
Proposals have been issued ia London for =
subscriptions Of two hundred thousand pounds
for the Raiilan and Delaware bay railroad
through New Jersey.
The unexpected return Of the British Minis
ter fruIn Florence causes much excitement in
the diplomatic CIRCLES at Persia
The London Times has been stopped from
Circulating in France, Ia consequences Of its re-
cent article on the fatal duel.
RriniOreeineiItS are to be sent TO Canton
Sehamarrall Is collecting trOdps IN CirraSSia,
a violent collision having occurred betweei' the
ClrCassians aud Russiansi 500 Of the latter had
been killed
In addition, to the proceedings in Parliament
on the searching Of American sssels Telegraph
ed from Cape Race, Mr., Fiizgeririd said that the
British Government lad siguified 10 the Gov
eminent Of the q. 5. that they were ready 70
adopt such measures as the liiter might sug-
gest to meet tie difficulty which a ises from the
fact that the slavers almost iararlably hoisted
the U. S. flag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

The r. gree fFhisi each Of del-
lar bottle With subseriI 90 the " 3 Journal nor
one year Thisis OF the best y = Illus IeIs.
osition, ssncioaed IN thH IrappeE every 20
r Arctic Linlnent Is put mp 2beent, 80 cent en
N bottles The 81 and bottles contain % and iuQ
cent Liniment In proportion % telr cost and
are theeheapest. For sale by blsAttt q
soleProp riefors IS. Louise No.
An rent VA ied I'm every town licd-
sSees farsoie ~ LAUGifLINE-t BreHRIElp,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
- - IsLlllld.-lMo young men

.0Et 81 ths lsisild Two young men by
oie Of Love aI.5 Hunter, had liltleknock
down on Island the nigh. i.eIits circus per,
mod over here officer iekhatn arrested
them and Aid. Virgin Imposed 2 tlne ota i've
dollars upon each;
lrrioaJ az Coagressn'ea soms dozen OF
members OF Congress. from ehie, Indiana,
"a other western States, were Stopping at the
McIure House yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

SEE advertisement of DR.. sauford's Liver In
yigor,tor in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
GREAT ATTRACTION.
: ~ CnMnRM W9EEI,ING.

ToHN ROEMER having recently removed 60 his new
- III, No 80 Main street. rlsls opposite MIs.
Zanes residence Centre Wheeling. anu having nov one
Of th largest In ie city, anl an IN
tire new stock goods, which for quantity qualify or e
canrot surpassed by establishment vest OF tue
Ans. therefore takes pieasure in inviting S n
and the mi lie general give him an cary call ae h
cal onrT rare to purchasers la the way o'
great reduction prices. O@iug to the laeness OF TIE
SEASON ne nus bought many goods nj nearly half The usu
prices, will sell e ~ nearly Oe'hall "hAt on aNs
70 pay ewhrre therefore, ladies do lot DELAY ynt
At once and yourselves and you viii MOI Oe
isapp"I For insthee, he VIII 81 good lawns 10.
az GEMS: Lawns, wolti' 20 etS "T " y SlS
tilt EfnbrO Swiss RbtS ~ te c! etl'
lies DeIaines Bareges, Chinzes, Biars az ntAs que
half their price BounetB, tue largest anu best lso
ted stock oCCrapc, silk straw N~apoltan, ard alshs s1
Cilrens Hats FLATS t1 city Rt Rreatg teuA'el
pTices and thousands or articl's too iHneions 70
tnention but IN u e most conf Y AIorEs ~
Ilrv Goods In the city; therefore advise all WHO are IA
search of goods. hnd wish to save money 20 give
me an early call No. 49, NorthNe corner o. sSD anu
BIddIe SITS. july AV ~ , ~,
m13t Seue'S "''S~'"ef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Many DrueeisS having old HnimentH on hanu VIII ~
a m tiet 10 on a. best do you poStve! re-
0ise 70 purchase then. Ask for .'BRAaGs AlCIIO LIN
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