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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-30
OPEN TO ONION GROVE.
~ Miles West of the Mississippi

az AND AFTER MONDAY April 2.tt. is5s
~ aud until further notice, trains will run as
follows
Leave Clinton At 80 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ.
Artise ut pnia Grove 1000 A. NJ aud $50 T.. ~
Leave Onion Grove at 500 \. n. and 300 p NJ
Arrive at Clinton 500 A. H. and T. 90 = II
Connecting with through traaus for Chicago
over the Dixon Airline Of the Galena and chi.
cage Union Railroad
Al Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Maauoke
Ia aHd Amanoso.
Al Yankee Rur. with stages for Toronto Tin.
ton, AeehanicsFiIie, Mt. Vernon and Cedar Rap.
ids. f
Freight trains leave daily.
Inc shortest. cheapest aud most exhibitions
route from eeAtFai Iowa to Chicago or Any point
east.
te- IN agent will be at the depot in Fulton tn
receiF. all baggage for Clinton or the Road. which
VIII lie conveyed across the river free Of charge.
Freight Trains leave daily
NJ. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent.
Clinton May !, 1853
FINE ASSORTMENT of breaking and stir.
ring piows just received for the spring
ie, ny ia Myrp
HAMMERS wishing to engage, for the comi,g
l. harvest, Nanny.s or Atkins selErakinp rean.
tfs can do 50, at manufacturers prices by calling
III tue Undersigned. &C. A. MYER
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L. B r A D L e Y,
GA Ed WIN DO VS..


GLAZ ED WIN DO w s.
THE subscriber nov prepared to Off to
the citizens Of Davenport nd surrounding
the most complete assortment Of Paints.
Oils G!.ss. Sash. Blinds and Doors ever rought
to this market
900 900 sets Sash. M sorted sizes,
? opo Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Doors. large Assortment
Blinds. the best lot Of window Blinds ever
hrong ht TO this market.
Lead. a fresh lot OF White Lead. JUS rac'red.
Glazed Windows,
We have for sale at No.
10 600 corner Rrady aud itb street,, large
stock Of Glazed Windows assorted sizes.
Store ffDms fitted up with double thickness
french Plate. or common Pittsburgh and hea
vo,s Gl-.a Giving don. upon sburt notice
and satisfactory terms.
ali orders aron pity attended ;"
l.. BRADLEY.
rad AMI iouf.h sta.
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men of acknowledged
abiit. and talent. on subjects Intimately conhcc-
ted with the Interests of tie merchant. me hanic
flrtoefand Others vIx: Mercantile Law, Railroad
ing aud Marine Las, Banking ana Exchange Pc
Hutal History, 60 umercil geography, Laws CT
Matters, Mercantile Customs, CORE .on3chcr,
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Practical I'enmanship.

n ,tis Department, III all others, these Col
icges stand without Al. The styles OF Prag-
deal, Ornamental. anil ladies EpjstoIary Pen.
u.aaehin, SO universally admired b. all lovers Of
ro.a Hsiti,u. ~ Taught at thcs" Co.eg $ arc not
rqaa.1ed. aud it is intended thy never shall he,
Written Specimens of Hca'ua2%1f. sen e. Il:
cl>rge. 4 application,
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Il in the design OF the rroprictors Of these Col,
II -rs to SCARE no expense in making these model
Institutions aflording thc most adequate facilities
for Young nien to qualify themselves fot iesrun
sih,e positions In life.
The rour,e of instruction - RS thoFoush ana
practical as that Of any similar nsti
,ation in the Caiou; comprising practical eNeF'
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~ .ciol Lectures .W he ds'irrrs3 occasionally tg
gentlemen cf kno"" cS'et'f2, ." literary a." SCI
ry,;sr snjjtcts. vhic4 pjN e. free to the public.
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Volume 3.


J. II. COVER, BROTHERS l. Co.,
b A Il X f. RS,
DE LENS In EXCHAN Nc !.
.smx LAND A,ENTS.
Corner of C.utuu aud Washington Stre"h,
psv3ly Iouo 'CGg. !0ms.
HENRY RElllgtIstr,
yYvATCHMAkER X JEWELEk WILTON Mas.
w catine Co., Iowa. Watches, Checks and
Jswclry carefully repaired and war; antea. To ~
ARCHITECTURE.
Wy l.. CARROLL. Architect AMI Surerintend-
w ent Osiee, M. !. Second honr ia hrisg s
block, corner Q. Third and PERI! streets,
-iy DAVENPORT, Iowa.
BUNKER Il NEWELL.
rarpenters and Josners Builders and IA.
] p.rint.nlents. Particular attcnt"n raid
"a stair building HENRY RUNkFH,
vsnl ly. ;. .. NEWELL"
kpkA s.lR J.. .. wALsGk.
BAIR L. WALKER,
DFALER IN GROCERIES, HARDWARE
- Crockery, ne. 6tf. Wilton, Iowa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
FURTHER IA WEE YANDERB[LT.

New ORLEANS, June l9.-The steamer Van
derbilt, from HuYre and Cowes on tie 9th inst,
has arrived at this port The passage was
made In 9,days rs l-2 hours She reports "a
voTable weather.. A portion Of her advises have
been anticipated via Cape Race.
In the House Of Lords, June Sth, the Earl Of
Clarendon asked If the Government cOnld lay
before the House any information concerning
the proceedings of the British cruisers in the
Gulf Lord Mnlmesbnrg said he bad nothing
but exparte statements, bnt FROM conVerSa.
ton with the American Minister lie believed
there was not great difference in the views OF
both countries on the question, and from the
orders sent to the officers Of this West India
squadron no repetition Of such proceeding was
likely to occur.
says the steamer PeFsia's adYiees Of the feeling
in America on the Gulf Outrages had but slight
effect the funds, the decline being only l-S
soon rallied again.
The leader of the Times speaking Of these
outrages says the treaties with E'ance and
America having expired, 1t Is madness for Eng
land to assert pretenSiOns which no strange and
independ mt nation is likely TO submit The
guOd done by searching foreign vessels il moth
ing, compared With the bad blood engendered
and though many so called Ontrages are un-
doubtedly exagerntiOns, enough Is known 10
p. owe that the practice of searching Vessels ut
der American flag, ought TO be ended at once.
The eruption oil esuViuS coHtindeft OH tue
18th with a more Threatening aspect, tile liquid
fire pouring from severn! crateIs, the entire vai-
ley of Atiio mass Of flames; Villagers fleeing
in all directions; destruction Of the town Of
Portico
The Times Paris correspondent says there is
more commercial distress in France than any
time since the revolution Of As.
Gen. AlmOnte, the newly appointed Mexican
minister TO Spain, is expected IN Paris evttS'
dav, ne is charged with the settlement Of the
difficulty between the two countries, having am
pie powers fer that object
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

Hard 2fmes.- An intelligent contemporary in
speaking of the hard times thinksit is true tina t
many business men who are keeping along.
through means of extended paper, must go
down. and a vast amount of mortgaged proper
ty must be sold under the hammer. These are
the inevitable results, of the inflated, and, to
some extent, unnatural state ofbusiness affairs
which existed during the last few years.
But "croaking" don't make the times better
AS man think, so is he. Ifhe thinks he is
SICK and persists in the thought, he is sick, to
All l"'ents aud purposes. The constant talking
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
-pIOTUREs FoK TaE MILLIONll

~ Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART Aiin street opposite U5lion taken this
Gallery at greatly reduced prices The public aware
the place to Pictures that
ken In the city.
would also inform them that they not
rate rooms 20 obtain pctrres right to head
prepared to take them IS cheap IS
the cheapest. (dec8.) J. wYKEs, Artist =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
The Daily Intelligeneer.

n.ors wishing the Daily Lateiigsne'r, can
Fsi+ left according to directions for ten cs"ts
nav, week payable weekly to Luther Rice.
Pc orders for the paper can be left at the Office
or handed to the carriers
o. ~. ~, Subscribers are requested not to pay to
=, ~ ..rripr boys, unless they can show author
' Tue f,om Mr. Rice to make collections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's


Prepared from q prtseripfio Of SIR j. Clarke A. D.,
Physietdn KrtraordfHGry to ne Queen.
This sunfalIug in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which the female
constitution Is subject moderates all and
all distractions. and speedy cure may be relied
no MARRIED. LADIES
ne especially suited. It Will short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeiAs-
CAUTION.
These Pills should not betGhen JgJsmGies dBrfag he
FIRST THREE MONTHS Or pregnancy, hoy are
TO bring Miscarriage 6Isa GnB other fine ey
are sGh.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and LImbs Fatigue slight exeFon, PaiPlta
ton the Heart Mysteries aud Whites, these Pills Ei
when all other have fhIlsd, and al.
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, eaomel,
anthony, or anything hurtfnl to the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(LateI Q, baldwin Co.. Rochester, N Y.
N,B-sI,OO and o postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrsed AGENT win bottle, containing 20 Pills,
by return mail.
For sale by r. H. LOGAN 4 CO, in Wheeling,
b. L. Fahnestock 4 Co.. wholesale Agents, Pittsburgi
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, at Rich
mona. aP2s-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
4 NEM Work MARKET.

JuSE s1s.-Cotton firm, sales of 1000 bales at
10 for Upland middlings. Flour heavy, sales of
L, 900 bbls. Wheat heavy, sales OF $4,000 bus
western red at lOlaIO8, white 1O6alO7 Corn
dull, quotations nominal. Pork heavy; mess
$l6s0a16,s5; prime declined l0c, sales at Sl3,-
75ai3.s0. Bacon steady at 74a7 4. Hides
steady. Talow. sales unimportant Lard heavy
at I6ialI. Whisky dull, little inquiry and
prices weak. Sugar buoyani, nuscovado 8 IA
81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

BALr1MoRK, June I9-The American Bank
which lately opened in this city under doubt
full circumstances, closed its doors this morn
ing. II is supposed to have considerable circu-
lation in the West. Its funds have all been
drawn from the Bank of Commerce..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
FROM ST JOHNS.

ST.. JonHs, June l0.--We leather stormy at Cape
Race, but there are prospects of its clearing
The news yacht is at her post and may possibly
oblhin the steamship Persia's news by to-mOr-
row.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

about the 'hard times" has done much to NAL
them so. Ifevery business man would look upon
the bright side of thipgs-would "put the best
foot forward, and make the most tudicious use
of the resources at his command, the ''dmes"
would soon assume more favorable aspect
Men are atrpid of themselves aud ,afraid Of
their neighbots. The times" are !, bugbear
which paralyzes their efforts, If they get a doll
lar of money, they cling to it with miser's
grasp. Unpaid bills are refused, although the
means to meet them be in hand, for fear til
the money will be wanted for something unex-
pcctcd that may transpire.
Would men think less and talk less of the
''times, and devote thought, language and nc
ton to the best means of promoting business,
with full confidence that judicious efforts will be
crowned with success, business and "the times"
would both improve,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PITTsBuNou, june l9.-River ieet inches,
falling. Weather clear.
CINclxNArl, june 19.-River fallen 4 feet in
the last 20 hours. Weather cloudy. Mercury 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
CINCINNATTI MARKET.

JuxE l0.-Flour dull and Zoe per Dbl lower,
superfine $500, receipts increasing Whisky
unchanged Provisions dull and dropping Bulk
sides. 90. 600 pounds sold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
French Goods.

IHINTZES-eO0 pieces - vide, warranted fast eolors at
IPJf cent? aEayH sold for Is nts yard. Also -
second mourning chfntIeB at 10 cents.
LOUPINE'5 BESf ALL WOOL De LANE aAS34 cents
ynrd-
IiTNs-fhe Ve=y best quality, which used 20 sen a. %
cents, viii sell now at l2S cents sOaae good quality -
/ l0E Ne 90 cts yard.
CHAILT DE- LAINEs-Platn ard ngured, the very anest
plain AZ 90 oents, and figured At IS cents yard
ONBRE GRAPE FESPAGNE-2S pieces beautiful styles
oMBSE BGaEGE 50 pieces. worth 50 cent?, for only
q few piece. AsIIne Dre's Goods, very nice and
800 pieces , eVv GIIIE.-An excellent aI-bolIrd
Back sk very rich lsFe, - inch vide, at only az Ell
per yard; sold last season NJ - PER yard.
Tho GsreuIesI BHFgnin Ket.
will sell superior SILK ROBES OF 20 yards each,
quality sold last from SIS to $50, For oniY
SIS apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment silks, deny that these Robes net
sold Also superior article COLORO
'OULTDE ROBES 4 QBIkkE6 side stripes, very de-
slrable and de fguS, aud VIII be sold a. e1Tn
They Of recent o. alefse Nes 1oIA
retail and were bought below Importers cost
juat received about so dress patterns % new styles
fancy Silks. Vers handsome and cheap.
100 BARGE, LAyyS CtiALLF ROBES both SIDE stripes
double sLirt Barsgs Rebes 20 such a o'd
SO, VII nov sell for 81 Chaly tohe@s
cheap. Pine Lawn kooes II only One
GpS-Ssn Isl Malr S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
RE.INSTATED

New onLEAxs, June ls--Hon Charles n.
Waterman has been Ere-instated Mayor Of New
Orleans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
AMBROTYPES

AMBROI PES
WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3RoTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper Sheet Iron, Patent Leather, dc
Taken in any weather and warranted equu any they
AT TnE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
anqo-1y @. A. GRIFFIN, Artist
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

Look 0utl-C Chemical Food, a nutritive tonic,
well suited to supply the waste of elementary
matter in the human system, during the pro-
gross of chronic cases, etc; in taste like Straw
berry Syrup. Beware of the imitation, which
contains acid and is very sour TO be had in 80,
10 cts, 81, and 30 bottles. Peruvian Syrup
or Protected Solution of Protoxide of Tron-see
small bills. Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorer, Bisca-
tine the Infants food, Hospital sheeting, Blue
Lick and Congress Water, Extracts for flavor
ing. Ifyou want the genuine "Chemical Food
and Peruvian Syrup, be sure to go to E. Book
ings, Agent, No. "a, Monroe street. whore also
the best assortment of perfurmery can be found.
Prescriptions filed at all hours by mono but ex-
perienced hands
Lettsr from well known Clergyman of Penn
sylVania. "a 1850
.'DR. A. S. ToDD- Dear Sir; Enclosed lsena
YOU one dollar, for which wish you to send me
your valuable Liver Pills. cannot well keep
house without them. / wish you would estao-
fish an agency in this place, as they are very
popular among my neighbors. ~,
'FYery respectfully, your Old tri lend
DIR. S. Toddhs Ambitious or Liver Pills are
for sale by all the prominent dealers AaoEsss
your orders to T. II. Logan q Co, Drlgglsts'
Wheeling, Va
SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver u
yieorntor In another column,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
rrangtent Advertisements.

:. .roold be a relief from very disngreeable
49,. wbicb we are obliged to perform every
" ' ;r Ill persons would remember that tran
G ', .d ~, MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for us to copy
a., 4rartiscments, very often, and charge to pnr-
4 .i,s of course we don'tdO SO. EB The mon
a e,, must in all cases, accompany the adver-
tisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
M0asC. rs s CEsLbNS'
YANKEE SAUCE.

The delicate, pun, h16lgent, aromatic flavor
Impartial to all kinds =, Of Fish, Meats. Salads,
tlvs ers soups. Cur ssairies. etc. renders this
ifhe bestsT.9kBG ~ s II u q =
ever offered discEim- 6iinating public. 1t inn
proves ina appetite. - strengthens the diges-
live organs inpartsl SSyitona to the system,
and cniinteraets thel -liniurious effects of too
greattable indulgence = Private families, HO-
tels, Steamboats, or ~ Restaurants who con
suit the relish of GSlmeal, or the equip
ment of the liable. viii n, never dispense with
tho YANKE e y SAUCE at
either breakfast, din lner, or supper.
This Sauce wherever = used, is suPereeding
all other articlesof the - kind, and Is destined
to become as indispen- sable. rs sugar or salt.
IL il within the reaehl CZiof all While used up
onthe grooming tables ~ of the rich. it equally
adOrns the humble : board of the poor.
Sold by all 6rOcera, and General Dealsn through
out the world, for
25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
BARNES & PARK General Agents.
Is IS PARK ROW. New Yofs
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD and ". a. EDWARDS 4
BRO, Agents for Wheslipg- teg d6E GIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
'rho tsrcnIcsI BHFEnIn Yea
GREAT ATTRACTION
IN CENTRE WHEELING

TOIN ROEMER having recently ferzote ed 70 HE NV
81 room, No 81 Maln street. hight opposite Ar
Zaue's residence Centre Wheeling, and having
or thr largest In the city and an
tire OF goods, which for aaiit OF syis
mountAns therefore takes pleasure IN inviting his friends
md me pulie Eeneral give him early call - be
"a ofsr rare adueeudents purehasers in the %
great reduction In prices. Owing 70 a laten-ss Of tie
ssou he hns bought goods nearly half the usul
prices sell them nearly Oneha shat you have
ay eI-eHhsre therefore, ladies' do not delay but come
disapponted. For Instance he VII ssn good l-Sns Tor
az ents dne Jscconet Lawns, worth > cta Tor sc
the handsonest fancy EubTu Swiss Robes n the city Cha4
les Delaines Barses Chinses, Hraus a. nearly one
usual price, Bnpnefs, tie larFegt aud best stlec-
ted stock Of crPe, SIX straw, NeePoitaH aud Aens and
Chdfens Hats and Rlfs In the ely greatly redueea
nTices and thousands aFtieits too numerous 70
fentiSn but in fact the most eofls stoa a.
pr Goois m the city: advise all who IN
-ssrch or handsome goods. and Wi 20 Money % give
TIdsi. So - JOHN ROElfER,
rnvS1 Centre WheeinE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
Cleveland, Ptttsburg & wheeling
4{ie RAIL ROAD.


-
IN and alles Weinesday Jas,s 9Th, Isas, zulIs5
~ cepted Trains lsiii - folloFss
--LEAyR ciEFELANI:
l:I0 p 81 Neil Trdi stopping 81 an s;ainHs; arrive e
p.tssbsEgh - 80 2. Aand .HridsePori At s;is
1880 r. Il. ExpTesr Train. stqps Al rsalsr tatieus
lE6-t Rochester and Nsu salisbury are lse sta
IONS for this tFainl aud srTttF - ftla1afFA Al
1904 ~
LEAVE BKIDGEPOkT:
Go A. T. h5EEs, :, 1s3, s :, a %, = se:
land ~ 1sE1 p n
$50 P n Nal TraIn stoppng At All rular stations
arrive q PiisbuFgh 81 s.iu p H.
LEAVE PITTSBURGI:
at Cleveland a. 2ssa P ~ and AZ BridEsPeFt AZ
1ia40 A. II.
rive a. BridFePart ~ ssis p y.
ExcusIon tickets from Brdgsport 70 Pittsburgh and
turnIne, 1913 G,ood flrO dOyN0HfY-
~ Bot train Cleveland daily Leave bFidsr-
port NJ Gs50 A. n.
Connections.
Connections made y al through trains a toossi
AtCIeVeiand With trains for Fniedos Detroit. ana
The North est also for Erie, Dunkirk Buffalo, AAeArA
Pals aud Canada.
Al steubenvs and BeIaIr sseubenviIie Indi-
Ohio Railroads, Cadi, CoShoetOn. New
BaFnesPie, zanesFlle Wnnton, Lancaster, Coinrl-
ba< Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Louis
berIand Harpers Ferry baltimore and Washington CITY
Local hPouah tekets purchased q its various
Offices The line also 81 the UniOu fieyt Once, opposite
the LeVee, Wheeling, Va
Superintendant's once, O 4 P q L, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, June 2, ISIS. ir9 Sugt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
BY THE UNION LINE.

no TaR DAILX INTRAIIf NrElt.
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DomesticS and Foreign staple
PRINTsZs09 peces only PEI ard VoFih i2S eta
HIFACIIED 1ELINS-IsO pleers. ian yard VI ds. and
very fns, only 70 cents yard Aso seeie1t sal
Sea Island nroTu Musins = vide for cents EhestinGs
and Pillow eass4 fulling at almost any price
CHEcEs very prces Bedticking, nrlt rate artl-
ele for 10 yar, sud DO tieTrInE Bone fuiii" ~
only i43< cents PEI yard, very cheap
CRIsfiA ysry fuod qualify, for only eens per tard.
IRISH LIaIENsA splendid article, EnTThuied an Inca
for only IS cents yard.
TNGHAaS-SdprTor goods, ast eolefe enaFAateee foT
81 BFafs AND LUsfREs-some - low a. s~-Hss
yard; a. rap3-snl ALEx- HEYMANf.
NeW Gsoods % Make mp 90 Order
HAVE ndw received ny Spring and Su ttofk of
i CLOTHS, cASSLMERES md F.ES1Zf66. q fhe
most desirable styles best llbries, ~ rceedirEi lfU
DfIeea and which prepared nake 1T 10 thr lntrtt
and mosl fashfouahs stysa. and lie love - lFets
Which Tould call lhe aIienton ~ estoeTs aEd tie
PabIe In Eenera. Aiso, large stncf Of Ready Macy
\. n ADAMS,
ann No 80 water -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
Later from well known Clergyman Of Penn.

srs advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
yigorntor in another column,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21


t-t4iaEiT
NOTICE no 1aOUsEEk EEI'EEEs-
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
rTNIIE suhscriher takes great pleasure n informing bis
friends public that be = nov rect VinE
his SPRLRG STOCsCOF GOO0Ss which = FeIy large
and enbraerA the reatst rfet ever Qered IN this city
Nv stock consists part, o. eoplete aelortct o.
CARPETS, Rugs on Ciohs5 wan PaPsr, window siaagFi
nrtain Damass 9aii DeiAlbes, Glt Coraiees, Crflin
bands aud Plus, Table and Piano COFefss toisr ut
at yarefy OF articles numerous % nenpon. mis-
stock selected With great care ~ 70 se ai cl
and 40 think that neT liEetl effS ft have
not before been offered % tiiis city.
please can old stand 10. as llnAn So. and
satisfy themselves that this TIE place 1er 800 a.. etp
f5ooAa. 10. HARBOUR, ~
! aus 30 10 Main s..
g0T1cE 70 PERSONS FAN7ZEG BALL sPAPER,
BORDERS5 d., Ill HEIT S1lLE6s At REDUCED
saHEsgbss sssPeeifaliy informs NJ fEispfs and ts
il public that he has on hsnd the lett asseit-
raen q saI Wal Paper SD BordeEs n ige 9 9 lsnse
"a price from eto doifsr PerFoi TAI va
match borders ONLY 3 eents per be beaHtui glazed
PAPER from 10 cents mp
Those In want II cheap Wan Paper, llindoE Blinds;
Cloths &C. il please call ~ the cheap sock and
Notion st6r-. JOSEPH GRAVES.
mis- Main ST., Centre ifheginEs
3 StasS5 - HNId5-E fIacE, nTHl 1nd inn
l-tar,1s s. d. uARPER GQNs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21
0ROR0R " HI9GlNBOTiSAAi,
SARAH A. HlGGiSBOfHAH-

o. J-WOOD CO., Proprietsrs 5I3 BTnadWay. Hrg ItrE
Gin gr-at \. = Mir Raiiina E,tshhi1sits3 40 ia
iIarkef St. 81 And soid b All snod DEus
Eis ss:aa.-a5 e, ,.,.p,-sn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

There xere ten feet depth of water in the
channel on Saturday evening andfalling. Bust
ness was dull and the weather was warm, the
mercury being at SO. The Liberty left for Gin
cnnati with good load OF passengers and
freight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-21

1e's '''E' l''s SD d. R Van lOzs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-12
Gouees and farms tUante6.

I'ARM WANTED-On the Harlem Railroad:
i would furnish BUILDING Materials ,4d rold
q cd Stcct, frstclass Ho~e in Brooklyn suited. Ad
ciess H. ). C.. Box No 4C25, Post.Ofhce.
OFFICE WANTED-Of one or two Rooms,
" b, tween Chambers and Vesey the vicinity Broad
Office.