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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18
Run OF and Nars,0.0o B.ssatpe.Lon) sa,tllrdayI

Ran and Narsop Eseaps.L Lon Saturday
afternoon, as the Firemen's procession was form
llg- in the I'd Ward Market Space, and while
the street was crowded with men, women and
children, horse attached to an express wagon,
started out of Market alley and dashed into the
crowd TIE gentleman in charge Of the horse
was thrown from the wagon and. dragged some
tenor twelve feet, still clnging to thelnes, but
was at last compelled to let go. The horse ran
a short distance when theswhesls of the vefiIclel
to which he was attached caught insthe tongue
of heavy wagon standing in the street The
animal not being able to drag the load was Of
course brought to astand, and every one wit.
Messing the scene breathed freer.
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Ida & 1Isfdst9gesss 5saIl5a JT9

Sittas 3. Hsliokel and
his Yee ReRring date the 2Qth December, 1855
and the Ohio county, III
BOOK salE sell 20 thS highest bidder
pubic auctions at daor of the COME
yatS county on
property Situated eelnk
20
first sThat lot or parcel land feDnvlSed
liens HaloNf Daniel
Which e rscordedt in HE oerks once Of Ohio eouutaead
cas-; three kN6 81
" square I92l inths Belle Az II
8sGHeGE1lSoTTuE SALE o1FafS
ee0NQt Ehe that lot or
70 SAID Aliens Hall0weI 6yHa deed
rom ShrtE tEes dTted the
Marehs Is4g aud IN said deed
and fronting the side OF Centre mart
being the ing
% the eastern boundary thereof and extending Ces
ire street to the alley at OF tie lot,e'
Isats Of the sale o. this Of
thirds in three equal nstalmeuts, payable interest,"
and eighteen month"; after the
give bonds for the deferred instaenis, aud
1ne 70 be until they shall have been fully paid.
Ihe title believed to be ndlsputabe, but selling
tee1 shall convey only the title BY deed
Of trust. HENRY p MORRI9
ssp2s=tdsa " rssls5-z - ~ cor gTrustee.7
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BUSINESS Nod,IoEs.
ApyERTtsE1TENF.1
NRNkRa Karnnla E1n n.nnE.lna

aNRykea yerallS PartrfdHe
All the articles relating to the CONTROVERSY
between Messrs: Partridge and w kes,ahaSe
been removed from the Post Office, yet since
Mr.. we Ses has expressed a. Discrimination to
keep This bill" Call0ded below at his door
and thus continue to deceive the public regard.
ing this matter, 4 now publish, through the
press, the following article and letters which
have been for several days in the Post Office.
= e. STANTON.
SoHETn1Na ARouT THAT LIE. ''-since Mr..
Wykes has placed a framed article here, fdegos
ted to my special .benetit, | return him the com
pliment, but shall use facts instead of 52ction-s
His article + dispise as the production Of 4
6rd!nless 6tqcEguard, as it's without argument;
containing nothing but low slang. He speaks
of some parties us "little dogs, "Shence Infer
he considers himself q tull groom aQppy. Be
1t So shall not dispute it. a75ast.'S e
The following letters have passed:
WHEELING, Va, Oct 18th, 1858.
Nr. f. Stanton: Sir notice at The Post
Office, this morning, the words THE above is
of one Of my bills. Were these words written
by your ,(signed)
r.
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NEwz oRLEASs, Oct. 16.ZThe Howard Asso..
citation announces that for the past week, the
epidemic shows no abatement Of virulcnce, it
unacclimated. Deaths yesterday 48.
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YOURS, j. II. WYYFs
WHEELING. Va. Oct. 10Th 1875 +

WnEELISo, Va, Oct 18th, 1858.
Mr. j. ". Rykes: Sir--In answer to your
inquiry, as to whether Iwrote those words al.
luded toin yournote Lassua'e gou Ibid They
had reference to- the clause in your bilL wherein
you state you accepted his tPartridge's) terms;
which 4oas not the case. You declined his
terms. The words were cal e;essly written from
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR. JAMES GLARKE,s
NaTa1.,;o.4.SGl T5I,S,....'I5l 3T1!14

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription ef4str u Clarke, II. D.
Is. Phystcian EetrUordind.g to tte Queen.
This invaluable unfalDg in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which female
constitution Is subject 1moderaes all excess and re.
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRGED5LA LADIES vdes
1t Is especially suited. II w bring on the
monthly period with regularity. ~
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterlehs.
.s2.3,S CAUirIoN. 3
Thee Pills RhotLd not be taken sa during Tie
FIRST THREE 3foN2Hs OF pregnancy, ds Neyea
sare to 6rg on Miscarriage, 1sat ay ote, time they
are sqJs. 5s
In all Of Nervous Spinal AEectons Pain in
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papa-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
eject cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, not contain iron, calome
antimony,o or anything hprtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agentfor the United States and Canada. =
JOB MOSES,
(LateI.C Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Z.
N.B-S1.00 and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottles containing 90 Pills
by return mall.
For sale by TIL. LOGAN q Co., In Wheeling,,
b. L. Fahnestock Co., Agents, Pittsburg
PURCELL Ladd Co., gents for Va, at Rich.
mond. ssfs54 ts5,s5s;s la 4sa y = apos-1y
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.OHB AlP sFOIl olASH.

eeHNlE6fNSIEAE9I1s-
81 q HARB0uRt No. g Main St., has Just returned
tns ESst and is his NEW STOCK
YaTiety eyer: offered in ibis city, ias't.s
STOCK consists in paEtof complete assortment of
ugs OILS Wall Paper IYindoR Shades,
satin De atnes Gilt Cornices, Curtain
osus eh tpS Table and Piano Covers, with
sto xSr bss q too e This
and do think that oHer Inducements tint hSV
not before been offered In this city.
Those fnWant of Goods In Ionse Purnshine way viii
please the Old street, and satisfy
that place for Coon and GUAR G6o5s
SeP' rs 81 Is tinjsfs45f %. HARBOUR s
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"2nk'og" Rorse.-on Saturday afternoon
an old man with corderoy patalOons and Scotch
plaid shirt aud cap, was seen to mount horse
on Market street which did not. belong to him,
and ride furiously up the street He was fol
lowed and arrested by officer Lancaster, who
conducted him to aid. Wright's office, The
old man was very drunk. He said he was
James Napier, scotchman from up Glenn's
Run. Itseems that the old man had brought
bay horse to the city and traded with some
party for gray. He continued to drink until
the first thing he knew he didn't know anything
at all, and went staggering round without any
knowledge of where he had left his horse
Coming upon gray horse near the market he
Immediately mounted him never taking the
trouble to examine whether it was the one he
had traded for or not Tne last we saw of the.
Scotchman he was marching about arm in arm
with officer Lancaster hunting for his horse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

Circuit Court-NeCann and Aecormiek
COnOieted.-on Saturday morning John No
Cam, charged with burglary and larceny, was
tried in the Circuit Court The jury returned
= verdict of guilty and recommended five years
in the penitentiary Some three weeks ago
McCann entered several private dwellings on the
Island and stole clothing, kettles, &C., which he
converted into cash.
In the afternoon the case of James McCor-
mick, charged with same offence, came up
According to the testimony, Mccormick gained
an entrance into the. house of Mr.. Hays and
stole quantity of clothing. He appears to be
a dull, drunken fellow. The jury after short
absence returned with verdict of guilty and
recommended five years in the penitentiary.-
The man who 'can succeed in getting through
the Circuit Caurt here without being consigned
to the penitentiary, is fortunate. Thscharaeter
of the criminals offence is a secondary conside-
ration.
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sssas.tss7i S, 0sING OUT
EGW1a eiintne eat, compelled % closeup.
Ntmy b1sns anu mi Seil 6t les
an cost fl116flEaFs! Te Goods have
been my Gteof De BELT
RtEsoI8 whining It TO teiF
asSant4ge to eal and the asin2 4egs8
aGsq store on Monroe street. "a door Sbpys
IN RSpks sPn1aels3eR Strtn imunedIateISe
eeas9-43 RAMsL NIL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

Fact Drioiag. On Saturday last, a fast man
IN two horse carriage ran into the old fash.
Toned vehicle Of atsober, Quakerish looking
countryman, on Market street. The wheel Of
the latter sustained some Slight damage, and the
worthy proprietor was precipitated to the ground
while the fast man continued on his waySnn.
harmed. His driving said the Quaker, as he
went quietly about repairing damages, els like
that of Jehu, the son of Nilnshi, for he triveth
furiouslv
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fHEI MARKETs.

THE MARKETS.
CINclSxAT1, Oct. 16.-FIour dull; nominally.
unchanged Whisky dull, lower and irregular;
sales 500 sb6ls at ~. Upward demand for Ba7
and sides. No change in grain.
Il .NEw YORK, Ort. I 6.-F flour Arm; sales 8, 800
sbbls. at s.; l5a5, 80 for Ohio. Wheat very dull;
nominally quoted Corn declined; sales %, 600
bus. at 69a7 n for mixed, and 81as7 for yellow.
Pork firm at SIG, 4Oa1G 80 for mess, and. IA
1850 for prime. Whisky dull at25c. Coffee
steady; salesat auction to-day of nearly 900
bags at 93a12 &C. for Rio NJ
BALTlMoRR, Oct. 16. II lour-saIe of Ohio at
1925, and Howard at 1881 Wheat steady;
white 78a80; yellowiss Whisky dullat 90
1921. Provisions qIist. sls.if'
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I5BR5Af4f Gus Ar oTsffs 4. TIST-f NFa7sIS5TS5S
III Il = z45,S 81 u 80 3 ~ ~ = 8 -
as 5s'
me tsEo ont,
and an
glys 3eE
sgi n
ION E9s ase "a the
w ss!s 4SN
So. - w. slsS5s ~
ssspss gIa s9s sss, $500 sases
Is ~ ~ Az
osl.. Who
saS ol Raasi 81
~ sse oE Of the
.,,.., Ply q g, q tile Cl1tlefels:
Of boiifn,g e1 9 est9
ing to the sni he Te
~ te s9'lesS5
f!as, sus
n ~ tS on
restored 70 her he % Ssfisai 6sHp.y
Eugene MailcTy, NStshsE OF
s, 40 on sne Esststsd gu tsEnedies
~, !, K, ,;s -.
Mobile 70 lei ssssh tsrthrss
ys1Es 1uF15 pasy aud at!sr being IN
mem, in little ; : i'l ssis -'p'e
dEa Ma iS35 TSsa., Nov. sstS .lss7.
scaded 81 me Of SsS,iSS ane
e Rs E g 4.
che main vas GONE froT tIS hr,,isss "a
we'll and able 70 resume my business. slsS sssss
S,S.ss stssss
..Tsit =. %EEsTSE org. lowe. Nov; ath, 1851
had been afiics ed With an aggravated
daughter was n tse s %
I'm and dnrlnga portion ofthe tms yaeeptrely blind
ewes her
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IOWA ELECTION.

BuRLNGToN, Oct. 16.-Retur1s reported of.
fetal, ten counties in this district show Rep
gains of 2OOisoyer last year.. Indications ale
that CuFtiss isire.elected by ;G00m maj.
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g. Bank stock at Auction:
TETILn be sold ct Public Auctlonto highest bidder
on Saturday the 10Th October, 1855, o'clock
p at the front door Of Court House, In the Gityof
Wheeing One Hundred Shares Stock North Yves.
tern BanleofS Virginia. Sale positive - 5s. n
4 nrERNs Cash. GEO. FL yp1CKHAM,8 s.
octll AuntIOneE
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TIATs& CAPS.S. Avery has on hsnd q large assort.
snt Sf Has and Gaps buying this
IS they will find my Hats and Gaps good and cheap
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Yours, &C., E. STANTON.
Wurr,,Sc n,

WHEELING, Oct. 70, 1868.
Nh. q. StGaton:--Sir: Will you remove or!
erase the slanderous words on the margin of
my bill at the P. o. The authorship, of which
you acknowledge, or will you abide the conse.
quences thatlmay ensue should they remain.
(Signed9 Yours, j. w. WYKEs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

CINclSNArr,. Oct. l6.-lsiver fallen q inches
nthe last "a hours. Weather clear. Their
"a. degs. -aE -
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C1NolNSATl, Oct. 16.2Last night fire broke.
out in the buildings occupied by Powge g.
Pragne, Commission Merchants, Wilson, Store
house, w. Nv. Morgan, Pattern Shop, Columbia.
Street. Powge & Pragne's loss is $1,000; fully
insured; Morgan, $500; Wilson 81, 900; neither.
insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

- X - RA1IAAD Mass, Feb. 8, 1851.
Y ROE. q WOOD 8 IIsvihs eaiizedlhe
GOOD o. your Hair that
fntilnB my sheir growing thin, well In
duees nom Ehes1 resa ana hsarsd e article
youth both Of which + eteced completely.
In the operation have used neGFy thFee p
Yours Sea- az JAMES FRANCIS.
WOOD q Cos PToprie 81 Broadway NeHYork,
s(in the
kst ts,St. Louis Aosi s. $3.50. SO ( ~ 49,
& 4 sse And sold BY al good Druggists. b s.
dee85d, &Nay@fEs q "a . 49, iy1s-am
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FrremGp's ParGde-The fremen's annual.
parade took place on Saturday afternoon. The
tnrn out was not so large as we have seen, but
the iremen never looked TO better advantage.
The procession was composed of the Seventy
Six, Rough and Ready, Guards, and Young
Reds. They paradsd through the principal
streets, accompanied by two excellent bands Of
music, attracting great attention and exciting
little admiration. The design upon the reel
belonging to the Rough and Ready. Company
was beautiful. The bed of the reel was shaped
like large Swan, with neck, wings, sides, &c,
composed of different colored silks, roses, gold
leat and other tinsel In the inside, seated
within bower of green pine or cedar, paper
roses and ribbons, sat half dozen or SO
beauhfullittle girls, from six to ten years Of
age, dressed some in white and some in red,
with gaudy head ornaments, and bright, smiling
faces. The Guards reel was decorated with
small flags, as was that of the Seventy-Six and
Young Reds. The display, taking it altogether,
was mich better and much more creditable than
We expected to see, oSing to thelack Of interest
recently experienced in the department.. Our
citizens, generally, were very agreeably sur
81
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ia 1BBERT'sl LONDON BROWN sToUR-AlIrop's, sFaI-
krks Bass 8 Cos and DiseT' Scotch AIes, store
and for sale by WA. EDWARDhtS BR0kfsst
1ep9 q Corner Monroe and Market cts. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

The National Bank Note Reporter published
by R Wray, Jr:, at Pittsburgh, Pa, comes to
US regularly. 1t lisa valuable aud reliable pub.
LEGATION. Thenumber of Friday last notices the
appearance ola new shin plaster in the shape
ofatwo dollar note purporting to be on the
Commercial Exchange Bank Of Terre Haute.
Ind Leonard Bradley. President; John DUN
ham, Cashier. The Signette has two females
leaning on bank, 3ith water and ships, and
town and. railway and man ufacturersi in the dis
lance. The figures at the4ight and left ends
represent agriculture IS go. {.
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MOURNING g ODs-Our stock OF Mourning Goods IS
complete, consisting Bombaznes, French he.
rinoes, CaShmereB and MouseliDe Deafness Is
scp6a -. HEIsKELlN& SMEARINGEN.
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MORETHAN75oo, oooBOTTLEs
SOLD IN TIE lsI3s @.,ts9
is5 Fl.EWsENGLAlNlD STATES
mo NE 81 II, a r.. ~

rTNHE RESTORATIVE OF PRyF. o. j. WOOD, FOR ne.
storing hair perfectly and neveryet
had Volume after volume might he given roniaI
Of the ori from
you cannot doubt read ase the following 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

No Nore Free Passes. Among the proceed
'ngs of the board of directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company on Wednesday
the following:
Resolved, That all free passes not directly
ISSUED by and on the books Of the president be
Withdrawn, and that instructions to that effect
be given by the master of transportation to the
conductors and thatithe conductors be further
not in the service of the company. except such
as are issued aud signedby the president"
After explanation, and the statement that it
was in accordance with the recent agreement
che resolution was passed unanimously.
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Nan RitLed,-NEe learn. that on Thursday
evening, about dark, a man named Blythe Booth,
residing at Rochester, was killed by falling
through the timbeTs Of railroad bridge at that
place. Booth had been intoxicated during ,he
afternoon, and the accident is attributed to this
fact The side Of his head was very much
bruised, and the skull appeared to have been
fractured Isl
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EG6S6GX6 u az Ss@-tN eHPss .ATEtcle .
BARN to q Is Dpnhana g Col,
a9t Let % 9aEs ffiitt,
tSE He abe, sweet
est, ana ee aI4tele ana
tstatn their before puE.
Echasi6e s. - 81 = 10
Mos dtst and
RsS1ss. - sa4s seR16=tm
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-The Central COMMITTEES
of Kansas has called Free State delegate Con-l
yention to be held at Lawrence November 10th,
for the purpose Of discussing various. questions
connected with the present political organiza-i
cy of the party and considering The question Of.
the speedy admission of Kansas. into the Union
as a free Sthte 81 zs3 g a41sa i5af
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5TSINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-As splendid assort-
" nent Of SIX Cotton and Merno Just received and Tor
sale low, at 109 Matt St. WHEELER q LAKIN, i +
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THE warm controversy between Mr.. Yancsv.
Of Alabama, and Mr. Pryor. Of the Richmond
South, seems have made the latter pretty
good Union man. Nothing less than an exceed.
inelv bitter quarrel could ever have brought
abcut-suCh salqtary result l.o4isrnls IoIfs.s
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zE14LNLSH! n q 81 n
METcALF Sc paxten.s Row, Min Street, is ngen.
Zotfor tile sale lillian It'd New York;
ooAolI, CARRIAGE 4 FURNITURE VANISH and ,riii
sen TO telraei by the New lricea
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WasHRGToN, Oct l6--Ihe Navy department.
this morning appointed all the remaining otti-i
GERS for tile Brazil and Paraguay Squadron.l
The vessels carry one hundred andffifty thirty !
two Founders, twenty one nine inch. guns, be-
sides Inortars
The general Land Office, in a protest fledlini
the name of the School Commissioners of Wa
bash county, Minnesota, against pre=emptiont
and location being allowed upper sectionsl6
and 80, within the Sioux lt.brecd reservation
has decided that they have never 7appro-l
priated for school purposes and are therefore,
subject tospre emptiun as other lands are.
Lieut. ;Iones, bearero the Mexican dispatch
es. has placed in the possession of the State
Department a letter from the U. S. Consul ut
SanlIlouis Patosi who describes the state of the,
country as miserable in the extreme. The re-
port OF the recent battle between Vidaurrl and
Miramon was very slender basis. A
skirtnish may have taken place outside the
walls of-Ssn Louis Patosi gbnt.nothing more,
still less was there any probability that Miramon
had committed suicide E8 i3<t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

tsfSsi CoshocToS, Ohio, Nov. II, 1885,
seO WOOD q Cos. Gents AS j have been enaagti In
aelling your Hair the season. for
your local kinson,l having expsTi.
enced the beneficial ELECTS of 10 Oh.
tain an the State Of OHIO State nthe
fV9eat should arrangement Fas
convinced there Is S0tflg ellrtJ USt6d
ntes restoring t6n hf Ihaye engaged in the
Drug hnsness for several years. and have sold various
the hair but have found nothing
stores sectetve the scalp
ypurS being fully that your restorative is
be, would ke soscugaseyp the
gle OF it, for tsded 1t must selI. Il III 4 -
Yours truly, SIT. sToCKM8N. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

~ THE HAR People have for centuries been aficted
bald the only remedy heretofore known
Professor Wood these dispensed With
have been often Imposed upon Hair Tonics Of tGgr
ent kinds To all such earnestly make the re-
tive there y no of lady who
bald used the head II
curs We know cafeS where hair
rapidly falling In pkIfe.
tionithan IL ever had been before. 2 s
1t Is also without doubt one OF hest articles for keeps
the condition, making soft and flosSy
removing itself the greatest snrs
to all the ills that hair is heir to-. -
1T Is the duty Of every improve personal a
Pearanee though some ways Of
doingit but every admit that beautiful head Of
hairi either inlnan IS object
sreS and there that should be left unted
to obtain Su6h eCoEstd FOad7rS sA1t0edte
Philadelphia. iSase 7se
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w HEELINN, VA, UCJ, II, 1893.
Ar. j. W. Wykes:-Sir: Your note of this.
afternoon is before me, and in reply, 1 beg to
say. shall neither "femove" nor t'erase" those!
cords you allnde TO. What have written, 4
haze s0ritten, and will abide the consequences.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

TO sell theto you the best, but you positively IS.
tuss to purchase them Ask BRACES ARCTIOLfN.
MEM and takeno other. 575f
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.eEo. 2. 3IoKHAaI, Aae!I9nss.fl.
Coal OH and oo "a Lamps.

a.EIsKELL g 7sYVEARlNGEN
WILL OPEN on MONDAY g. TURsDAYs the 4 IttfF and
Wv leth'ofs octobsr7 their second stock; Of t.A
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
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Shawls :ShaWls
q ENTLEMEN'S Travelling shapls, large assortnentfor
NJ sale very 10 W for cash by WiEELER q LAKINi
oct9 Merchant THilors, 112 aIatn St.
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20 - MktPHIs, ERNH!, Nov. 2Sth 1857.
thereby certify. that having been badly bruised ana
Scalded by of Boiler Induced
me try Braggs Lpiment: sinstant.
~ from the scblds, and in avery short time ala
the pain from the bruises. In tive weeks ao
well land able to resume my business. - .fsssf
HENRY N Kill \ res eIek am ltvnAt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

These Skirts are manufactured from the BEST WATCH.
SPRING STEEL and durable elastic any
other yet before the Public. Just receivedby
sep1o MARSH q TAYLOR.
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TI&ASO4lL19lia y - D UN1ASlsatEo
WE10L5I5SAISE6 RETAIL.
B. SHEPPARD, No Main St, corner Of Union will
~ continue 70 keep on hand large and complete 40.
Gensmsn'5 saa qlss Fine sna Coarse HsFkess. Trunks
Yalices, Carpet Collars ,c
would can my stock and crust
strict aud 20 merit 6ntinuance
of the public patronage. = .sss5ss3
All kinds OF airing promptly done, and proper
manner, 4545s 4, u 80 y! b SHEPPARD,
sep20 zs - 181 Main st.
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! SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Iii7er55In
in another column. W