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EVENING HCh,lnL -CIaSsea nil Ia

Il FENINU bCHUUL.--CIaSseS viii be
- formed for the purposes of practical instruction
IN Mathematics: Mechanical Philosophy Drawing
and other branches Of useful knowledge; the term
commencing OCTOBER 18th will continue three
scriber, at office Of West, Archit ct, I9s Main
street, kichmond. CT N SMITH
4-d1w Arcbitact - Cr
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NLOAKaMANTELETS AND aHAWLs

C-BRE eDEN h FOX are now receiving a splen.
did variety of La@ies' CLOAKS. MANTELETS and
SHAWLS, all OF the newest styles, and a. very re-
duced prices.
oc I2-6t Oh Broad sfraat
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MISS PEGKAM,a sCHuOL-The

vI third session of Hiss PEGRAM's Boarding
aud Day School will begin the first MONDAY. in
October and " i'll continue nine m cnths
No pains will be spared 10 make the school worthy
in all Of the encouragement which
it has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
Pa tment and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to q liberal female educa-
ton.
ton.
Nine BEEAUD viii continue to. reside in Mrs. Pc.
grams family and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Bees- Lettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left school, as well
as for those pursuing the higher academical course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
MRS J. W. PEGRAM,
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON.
wv unIISE AND RIIIINERS

N7M. q DAVID GIBSON.
w HOUSECARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN, MAR THE CORNER OF STH ST Ri HMoSD, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens OF Richmond ana
publ ic generally that they ere prepare d. with the
assistance OF their steam power, and all the most
useful wood working machinery, to execute every
description of work in tn. ir line Of business in
manner not to be surpassed such as Building Houses
Of all dimensions repairing remodeling the same
putting in Store Fronts OF any kind, Shelvngs put
up Counters made, &c. Ia neat and tasteful man
ner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked according
to Geopetrical Principles; Cornices made to suitany
style OF BUILDINGS: all kinds of Mouldnes On hand;
Fash, Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent to
any part of the country; every kind Of Wood Turn
caitectural Wood Carving for store Fronts, and
Capitals tor Porch columns All orders executed In
"A ne al manner.
W&DGI3S)N hope, by strict attention to bust
together with their practical knowledge of the
same. to merit Continuance of public patronage.
OIL. IL i,.S IL IL 81 Inf
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DlCHMOND NJ ALE ACADrMl, "a
IL SELECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCIIOOL,l FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7rH.
II. Il. l.. TIGHE, 4. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on NON
DAV the 18th of September.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind Of every rejecting parent aud such this is
designed to be in the strctest of the word. In
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College ae
well SONG other pupils going into business there
will be vacancies. Glasses for beginners IL
English and Latin will be Termed those ais will be
admitted who are prepared to utter classes already
formed. The course of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticular attention Mr. Otw'd Heindrich is engaged
as assistant in Mathematics, Natural Philoso ply =,
Chemistry, Drawing and German. Mr. Jos hichard
will teach French and Spanish. For further partic-
ulars,. apply after the 18th Of September at the
school-house, to II TIGHE, A. NJ.
au 2s-2m
TERMs-S405O or 500 per session; French and
Drawiug $40 extra.
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NOTICE.-Will be sold, on MONDAY,
~ the 18th inst, at the Hermitage Farm. near the
Richmond College. commencing at o'clock p. NJ.
Of SHUCKS.
TERMs-Cssh. THOMAS n MONTAGUE.
Sale by WILLIAM WADE.
&C S-F&T then ids
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs OFF THE

NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF THE
~ VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY On exhibition, at the store of Mr..
q Nj. WEST, Eagle Square, specimens in the follow
ing ornamental branches:
a case of Wax fruit, and Crystalizsd Basket of
Wax Flowers; euspending Basket. ornamented
with Pellis or Leather work. Grecian and None
chrOmatc Painting. Alss, instructions given in
ri rus kinds OF needle work. Terms, and other in-
formation may be obtained at the store above men,
toned.
Miss NJ. A. GLIB, native Of this city. and well
known, having ceived a knowledge OF each of the
above arts is prepared to imIart a thorough know
ledge of the same to any all who may wish to ie
ceiye instruction The best guarantee in reference
to qualifications. are the specimens furnished. Sat
isactory information be given Of character, e.
if required. 4-dts
A CARD.-Miss j. H COND RE Y,
\ Dress Maker No. IS Main street. over the store
of Mr.. Davit N. Jones, having received her FALL
and WINTER FASHIONS, is now prepared to exc
cute all orders IN her line in the approved sty lie
and at the shortest notice. She would illicit call
from her friends and the public generally.
e
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pOARDING.-I can accommodate four
~ CT five gentlemen with Boarding and Lodging
and three or four Day BoaIdars. Apply to
Mrs BROWN,
on 9Th street, I'd door from Canal street.
ael4-ImK
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NUPERlOk STUCh OF SERVANTS
- CL0THING-GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
700 pieces PULLED Cloths Sattiuets and Kerseys. Plaid
Linseys and Shirtings; 1000 pairs white aud cod
Negro Rtaukets-bought for cash and marked low,
TO sell of rapidly, at the new Cash Store Of
PERKINS Il 80,
Oc6 NJ l4l Eagle SOuare,
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ELECT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL For Y0uNG LADIES Ma urNnv

g E l. IT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Mrs HENRY
Il BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October next
to open Boarding School for young ladies at Ash.
land, in the county of Hanover.
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught. Including French. Latin, italian. Nnsic
and hrawng-in oil of which departments there
will he competent assistants
MIR EDWARD 1RENIFR now a resident in Ash
,and will take charge of the Department of Music,
French and Drawing.
After the present year the School will be removed
to the country in the Deighborhood of Ashlsnd
TERMS-oSs.HuF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For Roard including feel and lights........sI75 90
Engtth bfancoes 40 90
Languages (each) 20 90
Music-P Professors Fees
Use Of Piano..""..........-..... 90
For further information, address
HkNRY T. BROOKE
oc2-ts Ashland, Virginia
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D'ORSAY COLOGNE.-Mr. CHAS. 8.
~ DAWSON, my successor, at the old stand cor
ner of Main and 18th streets has the genuine Dor
say Cologne Water, denticaly the same formerly
made by me. au l3-ts JR WOOD
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EDUCATION.
q L. G. SALTER'S
~ ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MArHE.
MATJCAL kCHOoI FOR RnYa

on CLAY STREET. NEAR THE coRSFR or sEcoNn.
The sixth session Of this School will commence on
MONDAY the 2oth September next, and close the
18th Of July following. wv
The course OF instruction embraces the Latin
Greek and French languages, Mathematics md the
various branches Of thorough Engish education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare no labor
rests Of those intrus,ed to his care. 10 tb.;r nnr
20 less than 70 their intc.itc traini7 e he will
devote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
sHMI.4NsuALLy liz ADVANCE:
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CECOND sppPLY OF PuLlED

NC.-Io
- C'otbs-very superi, r; s bales Blankets very
chean. with large supply of low Woolens, which
nave been purchased In New York the past week
=. al Wa ask, is call from purchasers, to satisfy
,heha' thst We are prepared 10 offer them NJ very
w prices BREEDRN a POY
I2=2f oi Il
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- RUNAWAy.-Sl6 kEhAkD.--
Ran away from the satecrihsr's farm, ID
Hanover, about tho ms3die Of AuRnst. ME-
oR0 nan. named ALkek, about 20 Jsaxe
quick when spoken 10. had mcrstsehe, and email
scar on one Of his laws, walks sishtiy hcw legged.
was sold By Mr.. Swim, In Louisa coupty. about
years ago. will give the above reward Tor ht9 DE-
livery to me. or secured In ia that can 9ss hin.
TEHPLE BLUUNf,
oc ll-6t Ashland Hanover county. w.
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MILLINERY GUODS.-Nilliaers and

MILLINERY GUODS.-Milliners and
1SA others would do well to call at 0OLDGMIT's
millinery goods. You can buy the cheapest Rib
hons, Feathers. Flowers, Yelvets. Sattins. Laces.
Edgngo, Fo0tiugs. and any thing in the millinery
line. 4 COLI SMIT,
&C IL 205 Broad st.
ECEIVIN9 PER "JAMESTOWN."-
IL 200 cartons Bonnet Ribbons, o splendid assort-
ment
$50 cartons best Black Velvet Ribbons, all num-
bers.
Bought at tie late reremptory sales in New York,
and for sale very low.
or
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NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONC ERN.-The undersigned, as Executor of
Vim Beers. deceased. intends to apply to the Bel
videre Manufacturing Company 10 tissue new GER
tificate for TWO SHARES OF the stock of said Com
pany in place of certificate for two shares Of said
stock, which was heretofore issued TO the said VIM
s Beers and which has been lost.
GEORGE WHITFIELD,
sc !-law2mW EXT of VIM y Beers decd.
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BOARDING.


MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
Iva versl vacant ROOMS, persons desiring Board,
can be accommodated. Apply at the corner Of Clay
and Fourth streets. sc 2S- eo0ts
MRS. J. @ JAMES has several vacant
ASA ROOMS. Persons desiring Board can be &C.
conmodated, on 9th, between Main and Franklin
Streets. seZ7-Im
DRIVATE BOARDiNG.-MiSS BID
GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house, corner of Main and 7th Streets end will open
il for the reception of Boarders on the gt of October
next. se25-3m
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CEVEN MILES AROUND JERUSA-
~ LEM at p b PRICES.
Around Jerusalem. Price ST.
IN and Around stamboul. An interesting book.
BY Mrs EDMUND Hornby. LOO
HADJI in Syria; or Three Years in Jerus allen. By
Mrs Sarah Barclay johnson. Is
CHRISTIAN Hymn Book, Sheep, so
Do do do ArabesQue 62
Do do do Turkey. Gilt 70
Do do do Clasp IFS
SEVERAL NV and Attractive Juvenile Libraries
GOSPEL and IFS Il 'ements. By Jas Challtn. 81
UNION Of Christians. BY Walter Scott so
CHRI>TIAH Evidences BY Jas Challen. 81
POPULAR Public atoms for schools and the gene
raj reader
STATIONERY Of superior quality for ladies
oc l2-ts l6l5. MAIN at.
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EEMALE SCHOOL.
HENRY ROBINSON

Proposes TO open, on the first MONDAY in
October IN very pleasant rsom above the syc-
in which will be thoroughly taught the usual
branches OF English, the Latin and French Ian.
guages, and Music on the Piano. Tho terms $50
one-haf in advance the other at the middle of the
session. His daughter, who has had several YEAR,
experience in teaching, will have charge of the
the session.
Il. 3 acquaintanceI Rlcamona is quite limited,
but he fiatters hiDself that an experience in fe,
male teaching in Norfolk and the lower country.
Will ensure the entire satisfaction of those who NAV
patronlso his Institution. He may be found at Mrs
Bass Boarding House on Grace street Sc ,nd door
above St. Pauls Church.
He would also refer, most respectfully to the fol-
lowing gentlemen viz:
Judge HALLIBURTON rr VIM III GWATHMEY
Gov JNO NJ GREGORY Col THOS EVANS
Z II AYLETT, Esq. NAT HILL ESQ
DR. BEV WEXFORD LEWIS HILL Esn and
DR. JN0 W GARLICK,1 FBUART ESQ 2of the
DR. R0BT LYME. firm of Dandridre 4 Hart
q-dtl MinOte0dhfH -
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nlViDEND.-The President and Di-
~ rectors of the Belvidsre Manufacnriog Comps-
ny have declared dividend of ten per cent on the
capital stock of aaid Company, able on and after
18th instant, at their Office
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
II ny Ga,s III
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VOlN AND BANK NOTES.-We will
~ pay the highest premium for GOLD and Sill
YER.
Notes Of the interior Banks will be taken at tho
25-ts CIV PURCELL co.
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EAIR I'm RICHMOND. OCTORER 2arp

l. TO 30rH The Executive Committee have adopt-
ed the following rates of fees as the means
of meeting III. costs Of the Fair. including the Pre-
MUM list of SlUGG0
On all articles contending for premiums, ten per
cent Of tie amount Of said premium; pro. ided fee
be than doiiar--fTuts, flowers and domestic
manufactures exhibited by ladies CT children ex-
cepted.
Tickets of admission for others than members
6fy cents; children Twenty-Five cents.
Mem bers TO be admitted upon showing their GER
tificates of membership to the Gate keepers
&C S-lM Q DIMMONK. Sec,y V CA Soc,y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09
TIE MARKETS.

New YoRK, Dec. s.-Flour dull; sales of
$500 bbls today at So ,25a5, 80 for OhIo.-
Wheat quiet; sales 5000 bus at unchanged pri-
ee$; red quoted at 81, 15 and white at 81, 30.
Corn firm; sales 90, 600 bus at 76a773 for mixed.
Pork buoyant; sales of old mess at SIS anc new
at $3.50. Lard dull at 1l3a1lS. Whisky
steady; sales fully sustained.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Flour dull but unchang-
ed. Wheat very firm; sales choice white at
81 ,35al, so Corn steady. Provisions steady.
Lard; sales of western tierces at IL c per lb-
Whisky very firm; sales at254a2G.
CINcINNATE Dec. 8.-Flour good demand,
partly for export; sales $500 bbls for export
and.S, 500 bbls ut $4,5Oa4,7 IS for choice to fair
extra; receipts moderate. Whisky steady; 900
bills sold at % Ia. Hogs dull; l5a25c lower; f..
GOO head sold at $6,0Oa7,0O, the latter rate for
those averaging 250lbs; receipts 5000. Wealth
er very favorable. Provisions dull; several par
tics from the country are anxious to sell Mess
Pork to the extent of 1000 bblS at 81, so, to be
delivered ln-the last ten days of this month";
Bulk meats declined &c; sides sold at Sc. Lard
lc. with sales of 200 bbls.; the market closed
heavy and spectators seemed discouraged. Lin
seed oil advanced to- 20. The Price Current re-
ports the total receipts for the week at Sc, 900
hogs against 1900 up to the same time last
Season. Money active. Exchange unaItered.-
Weather cold. Thermometer 25.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.-Irade is very dull
Flour is selling slowly at SIS, ,25 for super
fine, and $5,5Oa5,T5 for extra. Rye flour com
lnands 81, and Corn Meal 1925 Wheat in fair
request; 1000 bushels sold at $1,26a1, % for
Ohio and Pennsylvania red; $l,4Oal As for
white, including some choice Kentucky at the
latter quotation. Rye is wanted at soc. Corn
very dull and unsettled; sales Of 5000 bushels
new yellow at 6Oa66c. Oats are steady at 45a 2
46c Provisions have an upward tendency, but
the meagreness of the stocks restricts opera
tons. Sales of Mess Pork at SIS, 25a18, 80, and
prime at SIG. Killed hogs are abundant and
and lie in kegs. Whisky is selling at 2Gc. -.
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COMM ERCI Al5.
DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oPPIcV
WHHELlsG, Dec &, 1853.
I, 100; Family 5,2J; Superfine 4 so.

g1ogs-ExtEa 800 Family 5aS; aupsrane s S. s. 1905
G c0ss.s.llS readily at from IS to CO. &2ff9
0ATs-Purchases made at from as to 4s 3 IL
made at even lower figures ~ ''Hs OeFH
POTAToEs-9O to 100. SIS -5t-H -s..=
O., T9S q Hams ain canvass
Nc Dried II Beef 49, kegOr packed butter i61
GEocERIEs-No change; Rio Coffee PEEK n O. Sugar
In IL hhds s. IN P6is SIC. N. o. Molasses 44c sugar
House SOC; Syrup $50. Cheese &c. - - s4.A
WHsEY- 24c 70 rectifed
1 SOAP 1sD Prfces.-summer
made to wholesale purchasers o : @ sVNts -
STARcH-Columbus Pearl Starch, &c including box
quality. ' ' ons 20 ne
LINE-Loulsvile $ty87; Maryland SNOW White =, n
Common to Extra, 55GG5c per 6bI '- 1859 St'"O
CERST continues without change In prces am, With 1t.t
ed demand at SO 80 per bhI H1St'n t''.
Leather % to 25c; Harness do 20 to ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.

New oRlRASs, Dec. s-The steamship Quaker
City, of the Tehuantepec route, has arrived with
California dates TO the goth ult. and eighty
passengers, who have.m made the trip from San
Francisco to this city in is days, The steam
ship on the Pacific spoke thesteamship Hermann
from New Yorksfor San Francisco on the 2ist
ult, the mail home consequently reached San
Francisco in Is days from this city, notwith-
standing detention of 60 hours at Acapulco.
The. steamship GoldensAge left San francisco
on the goth ult. with $$2,250, oOoin gold and 800
passengers by the Isthmus of Panama. The
road over the Isthmus is in good condition.
Ten thousand letters have gone over the
Overland mail route.
Pen johnson, the duelist, has been acquitted
The U. S. frigate Merrimac sailed for Honolu-
Ia on.the 2sd ult. a cargo of ice had arrived at
Honolulu from Boston in perfect order. Thirty
seven Arctic whaling ships had arrived at Hon
olulu, having cargoes amounting to 10000 bbls;
6 Ships had arrived from the Atlantic at San
Francisco
The ship Lucas from Victoria to San Francisco
has been totally wrecked at Garolous Island
fifteen lives lost.
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vIScESsEs, a., June 22, 1883.
PROF Oh. WOOD: As you about to manufacture
and Vend your recently discovered Hair viii
state for WhomsoeVer It may concerns have used t
and known others TO use Ihave for several years.
been In the habit of using other Hair
find yours vastly superior any other know
TREY ceanses the head Of dandr9I and with months
proper Will restore any persons hair original
youthful color and texture giving It healthy and
glossy appearance and all this, without dscolorng the
hands that apply IT, the dress which would
Its to every desirons hay.
ing line color and texture their hair. q
Respectfully yours, WILSON, KING
o. J. WOOD CO., Propretars. s12 Broadway, N. z /,
I'm the great N Y: Wire Railing Pstablshment and III
Market street, StlLouts, Mo- is63
dec8=d t-w&w-Iy - 90 - EE.s octas-sm d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

w- The Holliaays.-Tn view of the ap-
prOaching holidays, D. Nicoll & Bro. are provi-
ding themselves with every thing in the toy line
that the most fertile of youthful mindsacould.
Imagine, invent or desire. They are also dis
playing large assortment of fancy goods, suit
able forgifts, both ornamental and useful. The
stock is very large, and comprises nearly every
thing in the toy and fancy goods line. Neatness
and gaudiness, costliness and cheapness, grave
and gay, and lively and severe, are all combined
in the selection. The eye of the most tasteful
and the admiration of the most rigid must be
pleased with the beautiful array.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

ST. Louis, Dec. s.-New Mexican mail with
Santa Fe mail dates to the 10th ult, reached
Independence on the 9th. News unimportant.
A letter from Mr.. Yost, dated Albuquroue
giving a summary of the Navajoe war, closes
with the following language: The cry is for
men. Volunteers must be called ont 1 hear
no dissenting voice to this anywhere.
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BUSINESS NOTICEs..

GB Stop that coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseness!
The "Hoarhound Balsan" will do it. Keep
you quiet.in church The "Hoarllound Bal.
sam" will do it. Keep peace in the family!
The "Hourhound Balsam' will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents For sale by
the principal druggists. Il. Il. Logan & Co,
Gen'l Agents.
SEE advertisement. of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

W4 Soinsisb Bsodus.-The Central Ohio
railroad, says the Belmont Caronicls, is draining
the State of Ohio of that much abused quadru,
ped which is becoming almost necessary ofex.
istence to ns-the hog. Every night the Wheel
ing iron horse comes snorting with hundreds
and sometimes thousands Of these greasy citi.
Sens" into BeIlair, for the eastern markets On.
Wednesday night thirty -three car loads of hogs
arrived, which is not an unusual number.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

ST. LoU1s, Dec. 8.-River falling again. All
upper streams, except the Illinois, are on the
decline, and more or less filled with foatingic ice.
Weather turned furiously cold last night, mer-
curry sinking to zero, clear and bright this morn
ing.
PrrrsBURon, Dec. s.-River 10 feet 10 inches
by pier mark, falling Weather clear and cold.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec s.-The river is falling rapidly.
dfull of heavy ice All the upper streams
are receding, and the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi nearly gorged with ice. Weather clear
and freezing very hard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09
ARCTIC "a MTIsTANc

inydlous and Impudent card, recently published by
notice at our hands and although dislike neWSpSrsr
@ and have always avoided thO shall in
ded to s aimed at BRAeGs ARCTIC LINIMENT and TSrT
tlemen dlsIkng their article suppiantsd 40 TsnS
by BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT The card Is too deSuI.
tory for US to follow ssrdn but that Dr. Bragg
published eard announcing that he had further con-
neS9S with the Mustang and would not hold himself
from the use of the spurious article with which
the market was glued DR. BFagR'5 the only PER-
BRAGGs ARCTIC IiNiaENT Is NOW and las a%aTs
business under the style Of BFsg B1rrSTeT and tS
0ny @ Dr. Bragg ever had with it in the n
Since ,nysnting the Mustang, Or Bragg hashad many
years OF experiences and but reasonable to presume
that in his matured manhood he could produce better
remedy than In his comparatively Inexperienced you
wherever II was introduced bears conclusive testimony
been introduced six months, 1t had superseded ali other
linments including the Mustang. meantime Siu-
market put up externally exactly Ike the genuine had
been by Dr. Bragg but as unlike It in lay posbihe
persons who had this detefOrated and nuriouS sT
the the 9 Of M bad Effects under
DrBragg considered 1t to be his duty the matter be-
connectOnwith it, that his adar with which we have
nothing to Do The vaunt of the Mustang proprietor that
amusing to those who know tLeir status The trouble s
ey are too well known Their motive in the card alluded
20 IS they dislike to their CheHpy
preparation superseded by Briggs Arctic Lnimenf a
Notxhstandias this SeS con on
Tered large sum for its suppression, failing in that
are no" expendng much money for newspaper cardS In
the vain attempt TO the public the Arctic Lin.
ieht iature The public easily snlled AZ
9ese suppose and can readily comprehend that
tend they would he the last disturb quiet obliVo
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eortty OF BRAGGS ARCTIC LlNIMEET possess an
intrinsic value capable of positive demonstration and
hence their only hope is In abusing that people
be deferred from trying it. well that they once
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the Mustang In conclusion, thatthe Arctic Lin
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toit BRAGG BURROWES,
Sole Proprietors, ST. Louis, Missouri