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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21
Z VILE ELING a.. sAIURDAY MORNING. q. Ue4rsT n !

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wider and deeper, threatening to oyerwhelm
and destroy her quite. Gladly she. would have
wept, but sherdared not 1t sounded twelve
oclock,' and Strauss gave the signal for the per.
iolrm9nce ol of the new, waltz. The gay dancers
stood mp, Sophie on the arnl of the hap.
g,y bridegroom. All stood spell,bound with
q, the wondrops witchery of those magic sounds
They forgot to dance, they gazed wonderingly
up at the pale mar. in black, $ hose grieftorn
soul breathed outfits woe through the sounding.
strings of his instrument His6ow moved, with
MS !s heart vent his spirit The bridegroom led
91.-theyd 9 dance dsdance., Strauss follows the
Tying pair with fearful eyes torn heart. They,
dance and dance and dance, and, will never cease.
SasFaqsspayed sai and played and,will never stop
thls wonderful waltz which,so fearfully affects
both him and them They dance and dance:
s;oI2l as played and sd-snddenly the Of his
dead uponthe Roorq Violinland bowliall from
his, trembling hands. and with.a crylof horror
shrleked Sophie u and fell faintiug on the
Since Sophie's death. the waltz is called by
her'name, Strauss loved her till his death. He
too, snow dead, but his charming Sophie-waltz
hyestyet sidiai9 9aigd 49es 5ss 80
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MASONIC DIREoroRY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOf.4Meets Masonic Han,
SosneF MOnrOestrees, thesrA and third Mon
Day evenings of eaehmonth @. W. stqEEs,w. Ms Akss-
a"der Lau0hlta, Secretary. -i 30
wheeling lodge No. 19S Meets as above on
sherst and third Thursday evenings of each month"; n Il
sEEEftISaEh,N Nj ". Peaysos, seeretary.I
above on the second Monday evening Of each month we
sOorf, 4. Pas. WFserson, Secretary.
WaeeiuS &ncNmPment No. 1.-Meets a
sSsveon theJ aFt& Monday evening of each moAt WI
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I(ls000f BOLTS WALL lPAPER-5The beat aSSortfDen
1O9OOO in the Cty-8bout 200 different r1nr
az y siS price from Pip to One Dollars bolt This
want OF good and cheap article viii please cali and 81.
A'a1as aps my s'0'k' f $50. u aARBoTR, Ias o9I;,
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ODD FELLOWS, DrREOpo:RY

evening atthe Hall, corner Of Market and Quincy
NAT RtoHARDsOS, N g.; TaOs. B. M'Rsan, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Seets as aboveevery
Monday evening, DAVID BGYHA, n. o.; jWTslta1a p
4oRetcey, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets asaboveeve.
r. Wednesday evening. wtt1lAn HELlE8, N. O.. .1oha
Salads, Secretary.
Wsssss,1aE lodge as above every
W. D. PoTrs, N. g.; John Taoburn Secretary.
PRnOIn lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. JOB. HGsEL1, NJ g.; JoAa q. Ads,seH
Secretary
w En.iS Tell EqcRmPment No. 8 S4.-BIeets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeacb
month. Joux BADeR, q. P; Glas! Liact Scribe. .ia5
AhrHm's EncamPment No. 1.-Neets as
a6ove.t Erstaudthird ruesday month
"A TAYLOR, C. P; GeoBaird, r., Scribe. TAarch 49,.
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81. HAXMa M.EO.

u. HAYES & co.
Buggies artlesai and light and fancy EorE Of ali
ln9s are now with full stock for the Sprinr
trade Parties wishing purchase are invttet
Ware Room corner Of Market and John streets Wheel
Ing, Va. tsTSbait SrsF Inss'
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING

For the visiting the nub
fish the following list fthe different Churches and their
me and place Of meeting If there any mistakes we
WillmaEe the necessary correction with pleasures:
ST. NdtthcsC'S, EiscopdEian Corner Monroe Byron
reets Rey f. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1O1
clock, evening", Z. - g
ST. Jo's, Eptccopdtdn, Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, RevJ H. Smith, A. H., Rector
services-Morning 101&; afternoon 81; night 71f.
iTss res6gFerfGSl, REV. r. H. wEED, Pastor, Pourthst
etween Monroeand afternoon
Second Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
Third resbyteTa, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tal6ert South Wheeling, Rev. e. WOODS, Pastor serv
morning and evening
Fourth Pres6yteytan Rev A. PAUL. Pastor Mainstreet
etWeen Washington and Adams sS services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street NstaOdist Episcopal, Rev. j. E. wnsox,
Pastor between Quincy; services
morning and evening. r aE4& iif5sfa5
&Orth Street 4Eetaodtst EtscQpdz A. RrorR
corner Market and North sts, North Wheeling;
morning and evening. 7.
chaptt"s Street Iletaodtst 9psscopa1, Rev. T. H. B1Ou-
HoE' Pastor, Chapine street. between Pirs Second
Centre Wheeling; Services morning and evening"
South Wheeling AZ. E. Cdurcs, Rev. j. 8. HAIL,
SstOr; services morning aud evening.
Wheeling lSLGnd CAGpsE on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. 5rtGa NJ
German Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G. HE1w1o, Pastor,
ohapne street. between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ng.
ST. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
B. " WHELAA, Fifth street, corner of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Reformed, Rev. J. T. coLURE Pastor, corner
fMarketand Jefferson Ss seryiCesmorning afternoon
Disciples, Market street, between Webster Third
Centre Wheeling; services 101E in the morning. and
evening.
Eeange1tcal Protestaat Rev VA HE1rEa, Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, astWheeing. 5st
Zion EUGngelicat LMtherfdn, Rev. 2. ZIMMERMAN
St0r Market street, between Webster and Thirds Centre
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Just RECEIVED and NOW Ope5nI1ll- !.

just Received and Now Open. i
w pleasure In Informing friends pairons and
the pubic generally that have Just received our
spring stock of CLOTHS! !CASSLMERAS& q IESIINGS.
oge5eF WIN general assortment of Gents Furnishing
we only ask you examine our
stocEyou viii be satisfied that be excee either
IN the style or quality of the goods Tor sale We
know that our stock consists Edsi0M06Is Goods dnd
GteGP Go0d8 and We are pEepnredto the 70 or.
style second to either East West Of ths
ana At short notice, at Nc
LUZ nam 6t. WHEELER 4 LAEIEf,
-9p4@ Merchant TIllofO.
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Cash Capital 81, 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIREp; l,.t5
WITH A SURPLUS OF 8G5O8,3S7. .ss.
And the prestige yenrs sneoess and experience.
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nc OORREsPONbENTs.

concerning subscription, advertising or other a.
he Proprietors. -
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
hoHd be addressed to the Editors Jointly or to either
them. . iiu-s 3s.. IL = - ~ @
writing for publications will please write
An Observance of the above rules will greatly ohQe ua
nd ser ore prompt attention to correspondents than
eymaN ct t1erEise receive.
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REMOUAT.l

LANGFRIED, substSntiaI Sid fancy Boot and isto
MAKER has removed hs shop opposite his old stan
s near the VerendAh, where he still SoIiciss th
patronage OF the public tending h5 reeommen
itselL.... .[ap9-sml J.LANGRRIEn.
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am HATS! HATS! HATS! =
ASakY, Hat and Cap nnanufa has handa
tlenlen VIII please call and examine Tor themselves.
10, - n q. AVERY, ,i46dSin St.Si.r
uuS1 Wheeling, Va.
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German Protestant Onion Han, Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy; services 10Y morning.
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

s -1I The a
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THE HAm


:, . .e,li'lg.llEE.ss .sLl3Al4Sl1 ElEA I'si
NEW STYLE P A TSE MITE ID FIExIRI
SILL HATSi 500 %
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IUEGDD
IN THE ESGESI5Il4 TAl.
OoIopInlnB the beauty ard elegance the SILK HAS
with the softneaS ot tne PeitAat9lcf II -
y 9epLS 80 e5sssez $50, 81 HARPER Sons.
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St: James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
" WHELAS Fifth street, of Hampden services
morning and afternoon
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- = Z" =. = ONN NN-4NTtITNNAEIN
HATE SoE REoEtvED zHER EkTIRssEcoSD stoCHcT
SSsP 3 z Il .NGa AND. D.sSiUMAI ERJ g. GODS 4
VIHIoH they will sell at greatly reduced prices Tie,
w would beg leave to remind buyers that their "a q
great from fact that il Is aiIos
great sacrlhces they will sen eorreapon
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gsF REgEIv WE'D, tatge assortneht OF ItodRers Bros
~ e Silver consisting of various atyleS o.
spoons Forks Dessert and Butter Knives salt Cellars
LAdtts, caps, a. L1eff1 81. gO01T.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
Oar Table for Nav.

| { GoDEr's LADF's Book"-This old
and highly popular Magazine, has been
received. Asusual, il is extremely inter
esting; its steel plates, and wood engsav-
ings are unsurpassed, while it contains
matter Of vast variety, much
Of whichis chiefly intended for ladies.
The Magazine is well worth the prieoof
supser,p.ion-Tso.l Adafess r. = We
DEE fnalaaeiphla q Fa' )
f PErERsoS' a MAaAzISE.'' This Mag
azine is all the go among the1iadies a.
this time. The hard times has caused
many 70 reduce ttheirex penses. and, IS
this Ladies' Book is published at 81 q
year, il has received masy subscribers,
that would have patronized q more cost
ly work. Address Chas, i. Peterson x
Co, 3o6 Chestnut Street Philadelphia,
e.. ..#5=
The /" LApIRs' HomE MAGAZINE =
This Magazine Is edited BY 4. S. Aulhur
and Virginia i. Townsend. Ii IS pub
" Philadelphia forthe low price of Sc j
year certainly very cheap. It is EN-
belliished with fine steel plate engrayings.
wood cuts, patterns, he. The work is
\ 4 N L. H. Il 4gIa ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
OBITUARY. 6.

) T II
!. p d .. Nednesday Morning, April sastll
at his dsnee, Of typhoid Pneumonia. SAN.
Vel 81. Esssss N III III aged Sd years.
IiIe#s.ef tasea was al native sf Rutsanl
Mass siaa came to this Observation-Disclosures YEA
1878 sYA eSel he has resdsl ever siEcs being q
p atlod lyfty se4ts !; and was Consequently
alilonasttE e eldest of odftcitfzsss
/ lie Yas ~ we'll known to need hny fuf,her
sta tefgFns ID regard Id hisiife, and too highly
esteeE4sa Hpr his Intelligence and moral wsrtl,
% tLeqAITe any eulogipni, Asa worthy and
.pseia isGAszen, as 4 kind and good nsiglib n,
as an aiIoIlest and upright man, he had nd sn-
peTlofsa " hose who knew him vel, can r. iriy
apprasI5te how much the community has suf--
feErd ihhis loss.
= alF, ssllt was the san Of piDus parents and
vas ralassl ri derstriet PresbyterianItrAiniAgs
Inc eilsEt this was manifested iii his integ-
rlty aug lone OF moral charactey, during his
whole lfl4s and also in the settled Character
OF his rellgi0tis views and his high regard ard
respect lpF sacred things. The frnits of ON
ms infes life were not realized until shortly
before lps deAth. For some weeks, and most
prooan hs, be had been under The deep-
est ard kaost serious impressions Ana as he
stated w41e 4 hrst taken sick, had bee seeking
God hs saf flor, and resolved 10 devote his & 81
to- him. khE midst of this struggle from Az
to life ~ WIS stricken by sole sl,ssase,
but the sxfpEk3 we hope, was cotnnIetsd s., Id
heart by 1Ls spirit Of God The savior IA 5
cidusly Tese3led himself to hi \ sepl.S an1he
died N Esace in confident trust in Him.
.- 0rwnI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04

Iinnid Hydro Cartoons Of various com
lpbsitious. frequently mixed with acid
ansl basic combinaaonss These Hydro
Carbons ara bodies, capable Of being
for illun1ilation and also for lu-
#brioation.
5IssAll these discoveries setting aside the
em ploymentIof gas. had very little iEau-
sssnce on the arts. Properly constructed
lamps were wanted 70 burn those oils 50
'itirh IN Carbon, and tie crude tar was
Iiised only. to grease the8wlieels Of wag-
styo4s.s ReiehenbaelS' 8 discovery Of Par
.at1iti and his recommendation Of it were
Almost forgotten. Only when the oils
.and Paraffin we're prepared from fossils,
|aiIsI suitable lamps were invented, these
sdisroveries had their fruits. Now the
Elechnical manufacture Of those iiiuniua-
sling and lubricating bodice made It's on
zttance into life. firstly by Seligue and
James Young We have not at, all in
ayisw in the manufacture ef those articles
|ahe preparation Of certainEchcmical COM
Epppnia, but only Of such mixtures Of
Eahafnieal combinations, az burn with d
lght light and are free fson bad smell
|lffng. oxy gen absorbing matter. All OBJ
generally found in the path#of
INV iaventions. are not get overcome,
bgt There is no doubt THAT the skin and
,afse verance %of our technical chem
Hill viii conquer them, This branch Of
Inapafacture a child yet. Of but few years,
prpmiises to grow fast into s.ropg and
seisoEsous manhood.
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your ledger and your yardstick have
you never retailed damnation by the half
pint, b the poor African, or to the be-
soften drunkard Christian Machanic,
do you keep your, contracts 2-do you
palm of Oh your customers no damaged
material mo Indifferent workmanship ?
--haye ye charged no ,exorbitantsprices 7
And finally, Christians Of al profess
sions and trades. has gout ltoM 90 shone
aa,ong men. ttatthey may see yoer good
faork Have ye SO conducted yourselves
bin business transactions, that your word
IL as good asyour boad?. So fat as you
have failed in53any Of these things, you
/ have fallen short of the true Christian
character, and brought reproachfon The
Church 81 Christ.
love MERCY. f
And ve, my Christian Sisters, the futed
columns Of tlie temple, do ou love msr-
cy ?-haye you always shown quarter 70
the abseht and the unfortunate ?--haye
you inflicted no wounds with yoar
tongue that stings like an adder, and
bites Ike d serpent And, oh, Chris
tan Brother, have you mingled charity
in your estimate Of the errors and short.
comings Of your guilty felIow-man
have Jon given due weight to the infrmi7'
ties Of his tenper---the weakness Of Ibis
nature-andEtfe greatness Of his tempta
ton !? Have you melted out to HMM
the same measure that you would have Il
nHted QUITO you /?
8 WALK HuaBLF BEFORE THY GOD.
My Christian friends, have you nd
spiritual prideno bitter sec!arian pref
udices !? Are you working for that ha-a
nan Institution which you have embraced.
as -FOUR Church--instead Of seeking To-
garner souls fgr Christ 2--Iss there no.
path to Heaven, except the narrow bye
way that you travel? Ny friend, becon-I
tent toWatchh the path that you tread mar
rowVly and closely, 50 that you may be
sufe that IL leads towards: the straight
gate NJ seekinot3to arrogate 10 yourselves
a pr4rogatiye thstSis above the ken Of
Angels, and belongs to God aloue, i. ell
ofdanriiag al men who differ fronn your
theoretical creed Have charity for the
Methodist, the Episeopahan, and the
Presbyterian, aye, even for the Catholic.
the Unitarian, and the swedenborglan,
and pray God ifIthey b. wrong, to make
them see the errora Of their ways, and
above allthings, beseeeh him to open yoaar
eyes, that you may scan narrowly your
own life and COMPENSATION.
We have given aboyefa few of the.
heads Of sermon which ought to be
preached to revive the members Ssof The
Church. When3tha! great work tssdoue
when there is a-class Of men in tie com
muility, who wiz demonstrate not only
By faith, but 81 works, which are the
bestevidences faith, that they are Of God,
godly--when We are made to feel this in
our business transactions, in society, in.
the street, in the domestic circle, then
we will have d Revival, that has within it
symptoms Of its heavenly origin then
Sinners viii flock 70 repentance.
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From Tile Harbour JefEersonianS'
Hon. ,G. JeakigB,

/ y THE following ia an extract Of a3lettet
IfSstnl one Sf Virginia 5 most distinguished
asalesmea, now In Congress, 70 tho cd.
iis SDfI Him regard 10 our Representative,
INV Hon. A g. lJESKtNs. Considering
I.sla high sources from whenae itseanei i
isIinaeSd, 4 compliment 81 which few
ssl bbast Mr.; gESKrNs' devotion to tte
s,asla, and tie g9eat principle ofthe Dem
eAfaAic party, has drawn upon him the
Krath of the AbpIilionisssl sAs a Dem
oegati he is firm and uncofn promising to
tAs sublime truths of Depocrarys and
fifinn HISS a. present is a virtue, when every
4iissftis made b crush the PARTY by d.
SlSSoHs. In jastice to Mr.. JENEras, we
IisAlIish the following.
gfss# Of a lstssrito he Editor Of he .lsi.
tsfsoniidn:
buzz Representative is very atten-
sIYe islways atS his post, and thoroughly
aeaaaihte3 With #hat is going on IN the
IIaatse. Efe> atnaasS deserYaaly high
aas upon his iadse!neht,. great reliance IS
pllass3. He IS oAe1of t:lesnaoss industri-t
oIIs men lever Eneas7z-alwa5 attending
upon the duties Of tleSH ouse neyer alb
sel and devoted to the interest Of the.
GaAstituents and tile greaS Democratic
paf Ha is mpst useful An efficieae
r. stsresAAtatiye,
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Iinrinnati pfadl1fe Nwket.
CrsorssATI, May Ist a84s.

.5
EL0uR-The market Isl unchanged,
wiiIla moderate local demand. Sales at
50 D5@S3 10, for supeffne, aad So 10
@S5T9D. for extra.
WilISK " SalesIoft9oo bbls. 5at 16aa,
800 do, from wagons, at 1655.
Pas0YI ISIONS- Mess Pork II firm,
wiz N moderate demand, and SAILS 500
bbIsssat Il rs. zis
LaFais steady. with sales Of 41O bills.
at lIfl 70 is offered sparingly st this
GRDdERIES There is no change in
theasaaFkst worthy Of note, AMI spriees
mnsSIbs called steady, at full rates.
WAE 1.-THE demand IS full1 equal
to Gin sunply, and tile MARKETS frm.-
Sales a % bushels prime w liite al 9Oc.i
100 good do. at lS3e.. and $50 do
prime Iied at rec.
COM The demand is active, and
price iifm At $40 $8e.. holders general
ly aaAins 30 @4oe,
Oats The markets. web supplied,
and fIs Remand is but moderate at $50
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II P1scAroRrAL.--.EAturday last was gala
dayIwith many Of our citizens, especially
withI abortion Of the " Young Men anta
Maiaeas.v The fishing season being q
iii liaikht,5 4 blue sky and pleasant wealth
al aH douibined to induce them to seek
pisasbuieson The water. From morn 1iln-|
tiIl tibdn, might have been seen skitfs, en- 4
o,.Ihaa,r satar1rraft leaving our shore for
Esos,e tleasarit nook, without the range ri
ths tiosse aud hustle of our village -
Amoaa tie rest, we had the pleasure NJ
leayin 1.-The irksome labors of the sanctuui
tosboulder the implements Of fish war Il ~
sksf2was procured, and with some half
doseb aides and gents, We set sail fol
Eik Esivsr, and after proceeding some
mllssIoSer tle placid waters q that IA
ydtita stream, anchored beneath the
sh4ieof q beautiful birch where we threw
oil darIhoqks, hoping to entiae some q
/" Rlk'b 4 wary inhabitants, even % some
oftu rhsigbbors, who we're on the spot be-
fots III. were doing. But, 10 the chat
teroStle birds (the ladies' il the skif g
cbaBlnnsI the Amy tribe, thatthey forgot
Il E,atl N the delicacies wehad pro.
vEidiiIff item. The ladies', having been
.d;slInnB4.5I;hbtea IL obtaining scaly fishes,
Mill ladertooksto aepk ats. Yes, kind
Wsrp actually caught By their
artfAf sbaile4. and am now, note own
maa Ief. MT san be just as easily led about
81 thdtt !. asEwe we're in hopes to1hare led
= AL vi I1Snntr, -.=--hut dian,tI ~
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Hit him 4Again

see from thelproeeedinss OF The
Hdllse of Representatives., that eur young
aiIsaa sbl ! Representative, Hon, Al GtiJES-
kIas, came down rather unexpectedly up
otl's the notorious WADE Of Ohio. We
caHtIDt bat admire the tact andApoint Of
Mi HSsIs's well aimed tarus:4 in tllus
uui,nskIng one ofthe most INSCRIPTIONS
aboIlgidiiists that now disgrace The halls
ofIeas National Council Hithim again,
MrsaEsSIss! better that than, being kissed
BY ol LFrDpIyqs,-like The man froIn North
CafoIfisa.- Bar5ostr. .J.ly}py ,,ida
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
Charleston Kanawha. May 4sIaaSs.
AZ. B. &P. p. a..

IA ME Comuonwesl Ii OF Virginia, to tie {
= Sheriff Of Kama ii ha County, greeting
We command.yoa that you snuni5n tie Ksna-
~ha Cannel Coal Mining and Oh Msnnfo-
turing Gem pafly, il they be found in your BAL
liANlek, 10 appear before tie Justices cf cur
County Court for the county Of KaEawha,s d
rules 70 be held in tie, clerks Office tkersois
on the FIRST Monday in May, present Month,
70 answer William F. eoshorn and John p.
Goshora, partners in trade. using the htms,
arm agdi style Of ". F, Al. h. Gnskorns Of
plea oftfespass in Tie case ii, sss,tn psit, dala
age $3.50 Doc. And have a There this wit.
Witness, ALEXANDER w. QuARRlkR, Clerk Is
oursa,d court, at the court house of sa ID cGuA..
y, the LIST dayof sIay 1858. aud Inithe SD ysa {
Of cur foundation. A. Av. QU.ARRIEk
Miller,tp. a. ia.
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For Constable.

Being solicited by bis friends, 8. AZ. Mars
ssshorizes ii 10 say, he is a candidate for the
offioo ofscanstable ia the Charleston DISTINCT,
d tho next May election. If.
I MI. JAMrsIA. HERsEBERGER authorizes US 10
announce him as candidate for the office bf
l Constable in the Charleston District, at the
ensaing Spring election.
We are authorized to announce MI. joins
ED. NalrE.s as a candidate for the Office of
Constable inA Charleston District, alt the en-
suing election. III
iH Mr.. GeosaE RITTEn authorizes us to an.
noanceshila is a candidate for the Office 6f
Constable I'M the Charleston District, at The
sssuins7 election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
KANAWHA COUNTY. 3.
For ShariH.

"a. We are authorized to announce M.
WILLfA4 M. EsrLL, hs d candidate foE SHEER
ID Of KanaEha County, at The Spring cleo
ton.
- Mr. ESos s. ARNOLD authorizes us ID an.
nouncs him as candidate for the office 81
Sheriff OH Kanawla County, at The ensuing
slcetioni
{ M. EDtroa. - You area ltlorized u an
nounce Mr.. THOMAS IA. VIcgARs, as d can
}Aidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Kanawha
County, ct Tie ensuing election.
Harch ls, 1853. MANY VOTERS. I
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