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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-12

As fast as received. will he placed in regular
rotation, on our Book, opposite designing Nos.
and tho gift containing II corresponding No. will
be sent IMMEDIATELY, post paid, TO the sub
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-12

30 Tcnnarn street. New York
Dr. Mursg'- Indian root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines.
Agents wanted In every town, village and
hamlet IN the land. Parties desiring the agen.
cy. will address as above, for terms,
Price - cents per box, i've boxes will he
sent on receipt of ~, postage paid.
bee. II, lSjJ.-ly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

NOTICE 7TO PRISONS H1NYyAG WiIh pd y,5S
,JLPHiECES, '-a -, .,,, I'D ,ro
,nij generally that he hand the best assort-
ment of ceup Wall Paper and Borders in the city, @
r., mice from cts dollar perroll Han aleEs VIII.
match borders only % cents per bolt Be|pul Gla]eu
P" PES ..o in want of Cheap wall Paper, Window Blinds
Floor OIL Cloths &c. will please call At the cheap HnSS an"
s..ts ~ .ss fE -s Main St.. Centre wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

viii sell superior SILK Rol:ES go yards EACH rare
quality sold last $&5 to $50, For OSly
$40 apiece. challenge any EaerchaDt possessing
Judgment about silks, deny tlt these Robss
sold half their value. Au superior article COLORE
POULID DE- ROBES Il DULLES, side stripes, very de-
snb!e colOES and aeigus, and VIII be sold at bargain
They of very recent Importation of large New York
and were bought below Importers cost
Also, jest received about 30 dress patterns OF new styles
iancy silks, vera handsome and cheap -tat-+-
100 BAkEGE, LAWN CHALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and Double skirtF Bhrere Rnes20 yes each such a. SOLD
$40, vii sell 81. ClIally IBhes
excellent STYLE very cheap Pine Lawn Robes AZ onIy One
Dollar and Fity Cents 0pieet; at AEEN: HEYMAH'S,
ap3-:im =. .f...r. AMY l3I NaT st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

pursuance OF deed OF trust from a. 6. osbun and a.
Lambdin and their wives and from Jesse I9Ht1 and
Clerks Ohio county in deed book No. III page
246 expose ssles At the trout door she Court
iosn said county, Wednesday the 26th day of May,
1855 ts following property, viz certain tract orpar
sluste tie side Of the Ohio river IN the
county ONO OF Virginia, estimated toeon
tain one hundred and seVentyYs acres, less, adj
ioinng the lands Andrew p. Woods, South and
East and those Of Philip Rely the Nogth-Heng TIE
land sud ami conveyed by Samuel G. Farmer and
Farmer and their Elves aud by lane EafeF beiH
mother, By deed dated March 3ist, 1856. sssv y
TERs HALKs-a2 24O With interest on 1000 from April
1st 1855 and Of sale be paid In cash day OF
sair day Of April 1859; $50 the ist
day 81 ADF 1861; $500 the 1st day Of April SCI
&272O the lst dag of APRIL 1907; the 1st day Of
6pril 1852 - $50 the day April 1884, and any
remainder on The ist day OF April 1865 with interest on
such remainder p ~ DANIEL q LIST
RpgIld&6td a4t a Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
NEM YORK MARKET.

MAY os.-Flour firm at s8.S5a8, 80 for com.
mon to good State, &4, 03a4,10 for extra, and
$4,50p4,75 for southern. Wheat active at gSa
Corr, las declined; sales mixed at 65H70c; one
cent lower. Bacon quiet; hams sa9c; shoulders
ga. Butter steady. Lard has advanced Is,
sales ii 3.SaI11.2. Tallow steady at l01.4.
Whisky steady at 2Ia2l l-2c. Sugar heavy;
sales Muscovado at 3-4aG So gcifee steady;
sales Rio at / q i-4al1 Ia. Rec dull. Spirits
Turpentine dnll mt 45a46c. Hosin steady at 65c.
Lil.Seed Oil dull ut G2aG3c Tobacco dppress-
ed; sales kentucky at Tai 3 81 t-a7 st .i7a
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NzIIf 3. !. I1!5
q BY THE UNION LINE.
40 TIE Daily INTELLICLNiiIEE
oFFIoE, CORNER MATER AND MONROE sTaEsTs'
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASUI*UToN, May rs
,HousE.-E The House passed the Post Office,
Army and Ocean, Mail Steamship Appropriation
bills, which were reported from Ihe COMMITTEES
of the Whole
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar.
Sevcnty-two Housc and seventeen Senate bills
were passed Adjourned. I.slsq
SENATE.-A communication was received
from the President covering the correspondence
respecting the arrest of William Walker, which
was laid over and ordered to be printed.
mir Seward presented. n RESOLUTION to extend
the session TO The 2lst. Laid over.
MIR. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
Relati6hs, to whom was referred tile resdlntIoh
h0uiring whether additional legislation is neces-
sarv to place power in tine hands OF the execu-
tive to obtai, redress for recent BiitiSh agSreS-
sions submitted u report The resolutions Of
committee will be considered tomorrow SOC
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was dis
cusSed for several hours. The clause appropr-
ating 500 600 for the purchase OF seed, provoked
between Senators EvcTson, oil ha., Bigler, llous-
ton, aud Hale, OF n. IL. Adjourned.
lhHA13 o. WASHINGTON NEWS. r--g
MAY 29th----Thc Union hasH special dispatch
from St. Louis, stating that the report which
reached here from Ltavenwortt;, that Col. Kane
and Able Gilbert had arrived there from Utah,
is altogether mistake. Mr. Garial left Gil
BERT at Fort Bndges. Col. Kane, whrn kIst
heard from, WAS in company With Gov. Cum
miiis, m route for Salt Lake. Gilbert had seen
Brigham Young lSlnIe in Salt Lake City, and
proposed to,rctprn tothnt city from Fort Bridges
on the 10th Of April
| There IS a movement in progress, contempla-
ting c0.Operatior of all the observation-disclosures OF
the Administrators in The 4ople's party Of the
Union The main features proposed by this or
ganizalion, are ignoring all Questions productive
of sectional strife, protection 10 popular rights,
u iudicious system Of internal improvements, a
settled and frru foreign policy preventing the
landing Of foreign criminals and paupers, pro-
Itectorl to The ballot box, and extended rsSi-
dcnce after naturalization.
In the Criminal Court this morning the case
Of j. W. WOlcott, late recusant witness in
Lawrence, Stone 6 Co. Investigation by Special
Committee of the House OF Representatives,
was, for the third time, called up. The conn
sci for defendant moved n continuance of tho
trial, and read letter and dispatches from his
client; the Court, however, refused -topostpone,
aud forfeited the iecOgniZance of 81, coo given
/ jtobis .npnearance > tita.a .sneloElt
The t. s. steamer Water Witch reached the
Navy Yard about noon yesterday, and after Ia
king ina supply coal and provisions, left here
this morning for the coast Of Cnba, TO aid in
preventing British Outuges on American ves-
sells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
-Assfgnee's Sale.

THE following oHe-ed private sale until the hTHt
Il fAouday Eten EUeh Of it - remain un-
sol viii be offered at Public auction At iho Court House,
viz: 40
IS shares Of the Wheeling and Belmont bridge
Company shares Of stock Of The Washington Hal As
socssi,sl Pew No Mathew Episcopal Ch1Tei
LoS 40 1872 and 49, IN Mount Wood cemetT3 Lets No
ls9 $780, Wheeling; Lot No. Mo- 10,
In south wheeling; 40 So Ia the town Of AOuBdsVilei
No. 2 and part OF IS with extensions, in
Vista addition to Wheeling Ma'heW Jeners note
for SI IN the line Of lis busneas AZ cash
pric, demand; 2S Lots Jacobs addition to South
Wheeling OF the city limits and free from city
taxation AID desirable foreheap residences.
For teTns De- apply 70 Jas. r Baker or Henry Iaant,
or Ia named . Lets, 20 Air wu coEanI
near the premises BAKER, fALLANT 3 BAKER,
ap29-tf .lr- Assignee Of Wn. 7. selpy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

==ssT1e a0ct seedthcr has been serious drawback
to the operations of the farmers, many ofwhom
were nearly or quite ready to plant their corn
when it commenced. Since that time the
ground has not been sufficiently dry for the
purpose EXCEPT in high situations, The chilli
ness of the air, after the cessation of the rain,
was uufavorable tO.the young plants, where
they hadrsproted, and most people were dis
posed to congratulate themselves upon their
Involuntary, though fortunate backwardness.
The corn that has come up looks very yellow
and sickly, and will remain so until the wealth
er becomes warmer. The gardens, truck PATCH
es, &c, are very backward, and the common
complaint with all is that '.pothing will grow
except the wheat oats and grass, which new
er looked finer in this country promised a
more abundant crop The wheat and grass
every where stand thicIly on the ground, With.
out any exception, regardless oflocation orqual-
ity of soil. a few days like yesterdayAwill
make the corn look green. and strong for an
abundant crop. - Il = --.t-t
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i.-d- In Hiss q CANIPbELLl, -,#
,.,4- t- . (succEssURsT ". JIIEs'sS 49,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
tss-s s. No. SIS Main street, d4tH

(HTE receiving Sprng styles Of Hats, Caps
w aud Straw Goods, which shcn eoiaPlete viii st4ass
Other stock q the Kind offered IN This city, Our
stock the and most fash enable
styles u Moeskin SIX SON Beaver Cassner Metropoli-
tan. uuusaran, oherou Mario, Kossut, Plantsrs TYR
Citizens and French Styles, which otter pTcss to
suit the presen iug,ncy OF the money nkt. The pub
licHre respectful .AvItd call examine for Ia
selvc5. [apl5l tBLISS K CAMPBELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

PRINTsO0 pieces At only per yard worth 1873 cts
BLEACIIED dCSLINS-I5O pieces fa1 yard vide, and
Ity usns only cents yard superior article Of
Sea Island Muslins wide for SeeutS. SheetngS
and PI;oE case 8iuslns az almost any price. =
CHECKs low prices Bedtieking fret Eats arti-
Gle f6f 10 ceI8 yard. and do 'erEng Bone TGtu" al
only I95S cents per yard, very cheap -
CRASliA good quality for Ony5 cents per ara
IRISH LlNENsA splendid article, WaTTanred an linen,
GISGH4MssaPsriof goods fast color ssarsatsed for
IN crtts. lNfE - EAz
DE BEGEs AND LUsTRES-Some low ass cents
yard; st Eap3-3mJ -- ALEA. HE1MANs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

Local Eeps,-Y esteftay, Yaasla most dull
stupid, doltish day, as far as interesting occur
FENCES was concerned We could not hear Of
anybody's having done anything for which which 'he
she or they" deserved hanging, Or anything
else. 80. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
TO MARRIED LADIES
Agent for the Omitted States and Canada, ~ 500
JOB MOSES
lLn1e l. G. nnldrIn 6 a. \ R n,

~ (Late I. C. Baldwin co., Rochester, n. Y.
N.B-$l,UO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thoriscd Agent will insure bottle, Containing 81 Pills,
by return mail. .u ..af.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN ( CO., in Wheeling, -
u. L. Fahnestoc& Co.. wholesale Agents, PittsburE;
,nond. npea-iyI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
: RIVER AND WEATHER. y 'asiI

ID PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-The Episcopal Com
yeritiou made several Intellectual ballots to elect
an AssistantBishop, were taken this morning.
on the 10th ballot, DIR. Bowman was elected by
the clergy, receiving 10 of majority. The la
itv then voted by ballot approving the selection
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

From lGprs1q0.-=We learns that Mr.. Reed,
the American, candidate far Sherifsin Marshall
County, is elected. The entire American ticket
we learn, was successful. a.,.,,a ID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

re Circuit GPyrfTT6is Court was engaged
Yesterday and will probably be employed for
Two OF three days to come, in the examination
S Witnesses IN the case Of Forbes vs. Wickham.
me oaseIis one OF adultery, and the plaintiff
sues for damages! y u FAtI ~ LIT I
graceful character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
ne Rnr1ic Yrinmrhani.

III,
one BotIlc triumphant.
Mrs MOlit No. $40 Morgan Street. st. Louis having
suffered Tor hires years with Rheumatism and tried many
preparations without elect cured one htr centb"t
r,. x saa Of erIs, "sspooEy. Who 81. !.
suffering the pangs of purgatory' with Neuralgia, for
meutf cured by three or four applications of the
49, - -'1 Eiiy shc I.ItlIc children. -.
Clicaeo was scaldod all over by upSettng kettle
Of boiling water The Arctic Lnimen! applied accord
and in 'sH dayS tg it!S i1 u, sfe NsS Ts
Mrs. George Tyler, Canal street, n. a., had long suf
fere and dlshsMriE eruption on the face
and by the use one bottle
restores $50 . ''' = 'f rHorTiSie r"n,or.
Eugene Mallory Natchrz three years the victim Of
horrible uror neck, which resisted ali remedies
until he tried tile arcti" Imminent Three bottles cured
NM ~ . ~" Woudcrr:,I Gure!arsa .araz
Mrs bedford, Mobile, confined her couch forthree
years with numb palsy, and after being in despair from the
failure OF an other Was cured by the Arctic Linl
Ds1'' - F" ''''' An Gsxplos5on. ~ u
MEMPHIs Tam, Nov. 2Sth, 1851
scads BY the explosion OF steam feienf Induced
mt try BraEs1 arctic Li"nelt The smart
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks was
WE'LL and pHY e XII Jackson
The EsTtl,d see! - ~ ) al !.
wEDSTEI, cITy, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
ORA G. nRAGG-Dear sir; For lnerethau three Gears
had afflicted with nnamed eyesiu an aggravated
degree, and tried various and nostruns
elect Induced by Dr. baum TO try ting Arctic
daughter was afflicted tbs manRerfoF tho same
time aud dorns portion Of Sn9 ss TSs q
eyes nov perfectly sound Thus baye !, with ogG lTo
emrns the reuiaatsn, in my back bswtOGf
yournynuabe renedyin my house. Yours tTnIy,sr,,
wrPs1kp olTT. Iowa, ny an q, lsST :,
RUSSELL with the astonishing he tnentionsr and
know MS s'''t' y J. webster city
Good for An min mist, .o,..,,,n. T.
Inc
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new GOods 90 IInhe HP 90 OFheE

new tiOotIs 70 NIuIiF up % UFUeF
7 HAVE 6ORTeeeiTed my Spring and shlmer stock OF
i CLOTHS, CASSKRERES IND TkS71HGS, Of the
fairies, exceedingly lev
prices, and which prepared to make in the latest
fashionable styles, and The lowest FFets to
which would call the attention Of customers AID the
public genera. Also, large stock Of Ready Macy
I t,ap2O- 49, y. No 81 water 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

RocuRsrER, n. Y, May ga writ of error
has been granted. in the case of Stout, convicted
of killing sbrolher in-law. anSa newtrial will
be had in September. z-usssF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
AMBRoTYPEs

FON TIIEq MILLION!
raE Prices to suit the times, at WYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, Main street oEpo$ne Com, Pictures taken atthis
Gallery greatly reduced prices The public
thathsis the place obtain the best Pictures that
ken in the city.
would also inform them, thot they need
obtain CT u right 10 head
quarters, where prepared to take cheap
tine cheapest. (dccG4) .l.. j. W. WiKES Artist,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
.BUsINEss MoYICEs.

a Ho,d to "candiaatea and to Poters.-The
first warm weather. makes many persons BIZ
llous, and aggr9vates, Liver symptoms in those
troubled'with arrangement of that organ. One
or two of Dr. a. S. Todd's init, Bi1l;6us or
Lfrer Pile, taken in tipe, will ward oil such
tendency and perhaps prevent lingering fevers
and other serious results of neglected delange.
ment; ,T~H. Logan & Co, General Agents
Sold by dealers everywhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

g2c Flood reached its height on yesterday
morning, and theriver commenced filling Enough
slowly. For some time during wednesday
night, the people on the Island ndalong Water
street, were considering seriously the probable
necessity of moving up stairs but the food has
reached nothing like the stage here, that was
expected. There. was quite a number of boats
at the landing yesterday, which was greatly
narrowed up by the high water, and conse-
quently things wore brisk and lively aspect,
though nothing was doing of Importance in the
way of shipments. The Great West, AItan}ont,
Albemarlc and Liberty, were candidates for the
favor of shippers. .......,.-a,.. NJ. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

dorsey 0oo' 3sSEI FIE1L-iCL
Loring's majority over all 9lo, Days major
ity 90. Pembert6n's majority Clio.
JUSTICES ELEcTEpA7 th District, A. MeCort-
ney; 9th, Geo. Birch; Sd District, a tie between
ID. Armstrong and S. Carter. 4..5,,.aaff
CoNsTABLEs ELEcrED.-lst District, McYenus
2nd, Ray; Sd, Iliggs; 4th, Waterhouse; 9Th, De
tibaughi eth, Claytor; Sth, Young M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

1ae 0M Barracks Going.--We are glad to sec
that the charred and unseemly remains of the
old frame house on the corner of Main and Mon,
roe which was. recently destroyed by Grt,
are being removed. We presume a building
worthy of that prominent corner will be erected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
BRA.G Gs ARCTIC LINInEEN.r

This Liutntnt. which thc
the afflicted OF all lands nov rely for relief from
the pnngs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, tout, Eryspeas
Cancer Scrofula, Sprans uises Burns Schs and all
diseases, rapidly SupGrstdng all similar prep
The proprirtOrs give for the encouragement OF
sufferers, following oratum q few OF The
dfuI effected by it during te past few MONTHS Cer
titcates parties named the
propretors ter length precludes publication of
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SETTLEM ENTS.,

AoCoUNTS against parties indebted to the subscri
brrs made out and ready for settlement hy the
first Of rs, Those calling foe their accounts by
tnst time will presented With them immediately theESs'
W.. = : ii, FaecFF4 hU.Att' .As, kko4 > CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

Maroon Escape from DroC0ming.- before
yesterday, a short distance above the city, two
men were gathering timber out ofthe ohiowhieh
had foated from its shores with the sudden
food of water, when the boatin,which they
were sitting capsized, and both tumbled into the
water. The boat soon filed with water and
sunk, and thet % men clahg to a>piece,Of TIM
Der and padded safely TO shore The escape
from drowning was a fgTtnpPte one, as'tl'e water
was high, and the, Garrett sy'iftapd angry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

dJout the B1ood& I'VE have some funny sto-
RIGS about the freshets in the West, but . here
is one from the Memphis appeal, whiehslS a
triAe ahead of any of the others: "Ihe Kate
Frisbee ON herlast trip had among her P pass
gers a gentleman Of Bolivar, who was going to
see friend Of his fifty miles up the river His
business was this; One day last week he saw "a a
nondescript sort of article aoatipg down inc
Mississippi near his plantation; it resembled q :
miniature Noah's Ark, with the hull knocked
off Curiosity led him. to board it, when he
was astonishcd to fiud himself in the store OF a
friend residing fifty miles up the river ne
contents were not greatly injured lie tlea ne
store tothe shore, and started oil to let ms tau
ing friend know where he might ind ms tOS'
place of business
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The Daily Intelligencer.

Persons wishing the Daity Iotelligcaeer, can,
have it left according to directions, for ten ce4ts
ner week, payable weekly TO Luther Rice 40 Z
Oorders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers IS. e.s,5 ~ H..
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
the carrier boys unless they can show authors
inv from Mr. Rice to make collections. .i,s
0aicial Returas.-We present below the
n. - r,t,,rns- from the Iatn aInctiot 1e s-5H 7
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ICaTpetS

rIFaTs a. auA as,oFtraentog Cot
iitltJ ors OH IL FEIIRG, RR CSSELS ILLREElPLY.
Ig6yRAIR. FIGURED STRIPED liza G. 0ARFETS.
Il vim sil 40 sxeeent qnltg IL Carpet Is Per
sad AID 10 superior figured fOL q cents SnpeFfnS 3ply
tsrptt only $40 per yaI.ieaPtF1 man anyt here
siJe Velvet Carpets Foth Tor siS 9aFd, Matt
tpa - Vide only 2seshts yard An e4rA qGality
VERY dne Hearth RuEE over yards long fer eEy $50
seFth n reality g. - taTs-S1t sAhA1s AAtAAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

10. We deqrQf very. little movement u the %ool
business notwithstanding the fact til nat are
now in midst of Sheep Shearing. Items an oI ~
exchanges from different quarters seem % inul'
cate decline of about 10 cents per pound h'O'n
last years prices. sF'ti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

.4. = .CINGINNATI MARKET. &
MAY %. Flour firm and unchanged. WINS
ky steady Nh change in Provisions so far
Small sales OF Bulk Shoulders at 81, packed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

Hickory Grove 81 CHARLES Co. Ne, Nov. 10, isse. =
PROV. o. J. Wo0D-Dear Sir Some time last summer
effects wonderfully Its &c duty % and
afflicted, 10 repoTtit- -a1f -ab5-g I-1 IN y
soD's head for time haj been perfectly
eOvered Eith and called Is said head, m
hair almost entirely NheSl-
friend, seeing NE aavssed usto use your Resto-
raGiSc, did With little hope success
PRISE ana that friends very ReV applications
removed the disease entirely and aud luXnriaht
OfiI4E started HSW TIT Icy
has bly sealpi. and - HEuEaRt eTCp % hair
any other eld. We therefore, and do hereby recon-
Restorative, perfect redy for ali diseases
u tae scalp and haIT,T WeaTe, yOuTsFespeettuIY,
49, -'l---- @ EOR6E W. HIs3GISROTHAaf,
rs - Isl -. SARAH A. HlGGlHnOFHAN.' a4
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

~ q -#. FitJM 81 LOU 10 ....1s %
MAY 2s.-1hc Jefferson city correspondent
Of the Republicans, states that a petition has
been received by Gov Stewart, from citizens Of
Bates and Cass counties, Mo-, asking that mca-
kures be- taken for their protection against
Montgomery Kansas banditti,. who had iDya-
dpd Missouri, and committed numerous robbie
rics and ontrages in tue above nained counties;
and not only that, but were mabingc prepAra-'
tons for more extensive. foray In that STATE
The Leavenworth correspondents of the same
paper says that Montgomery 'soalnen had fired
the town of Butler, in KaIisas, on the 2lst inst
s1s7l't 2 RIVER AND WEATHER. = 'aan
LOUISVILLE May 2s-River stationary, with
Is feet on the falls Weather clai;dy. =
CGNcINSAri, May 2S.-River risen 8 feet o.
inches in the last u hours. Weather clear,
p aPrrTsBltfG, May 2S,ZRfYer5 10 1-2 feet by.
pier mark, and falling. Gather cloudy and
cool. 49,
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