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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Tile Best, al the 7gmet-The best White
Lead in the market is b. a. Fahnestock's 1t is
worth 20 cents per keg more to the consumer
than any other Lead. Ii covers better, lasts Ion
ger, and is purer white
The best Family and Liver Pin is DIR. A. S.
rodd's Anri-billious or Liver Pill. tits just
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from disordered Liver or stomach.-
Try it T. Ii. LocAN & Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

The Ane,.tye Roaora6ie. We learn that oui
Bridgeport friends complain that in our report
of police matters, we locate all the rowdies not
known to be citizens of this place, in Bridge
port. The last cause of complaint is the case
of one Washington Porter, whom, they (the
Bridgeporte,s) solem"ly aver is not resident
OF their town, but is deuizen of Martinsvilie
The Bridgeport folks willing to admit that
they have u lew disreputable characters in thel
midst but are unwilling to shoulder the sins OF
ali Eastern Ohio We may have wrongly To-
Gated some bad characters to the dsparasemenl
of Bridgeport, but we assure our friends 1T was
altogether unintentional, and we Shall hereafter
be more careful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
GREAT ATTRACTION!
tn CENTRH WHEEIING

TN IHN IIa1 " n II : ~ ~ - -
ToHN ROEMER having recently removed TO his new
- m, NO. 80 Main street, Tlslt opposite Mrs.
Zaues residence, Centre Mies ling and having now one
Of IN largest and best city, and an en-
tire new goods, which for quantity qualify OF se,
cannot he surpassed by establishments west ~ tue
takes pleasure In Inviting IDS iFeius
aud pui lie general, To give lin an early call 40 ne
ca offer Inducements to purchasers ia the way ot
great reduction In prices O"ing TO thS ateess oil hG
season he has bought many goods NJ nearly hall The Su
urIceR and will seIlhe nearly one-hali hat on have
10 pay ewvr IerrlOTe Ladies' do not delay but e"ine
at ,nr ana examine yourselves AMI you VIII not DC
dsnppai For ILstshce, he will sis good lawns 10.
Il cents; Lawns, worth 20 cs ir ~ &c
nc fancy EnbrO Swiss r. bes In the city iCha-
lies Drainss Bareges Brliants at nearly one
ted stock Grape, silk Straw, Nsapoltan, ard Men ah
Childre's Hats Flats in tile city vt sreaiy reu1 'su
PRICES and thousands " Oitr Artcl'S TOO uhtio "
mention, fct Il die most conf !, losrs 9,
Jry Goods in the city therefore advise all WHO are IN
search of hanisune goods wish to save money 70 give
~ ~ S. 80 JOHN KOEMER,
,ntsi go Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

The pFo1rietoFs ree furnish each ser OF de-
lar Subscription 20 the u + Journal Tor
one wear This1s OF the best ~ = illustrates ptpeTs
csItion enclosed IN ths every
fe me Arctic LinIuent Is pat in - cent - CENT ea
otiee The and ~ bottles contain % and ul
- cent more Imminent In proportion 70 their
sre iechraprst, For sale BY nRABH a. BIkkoAEtt
sOiePropFi 80. Louis No
An gent yYanted every town lu vi lils pfca-
lions hiWays be accompanied BY resp lslnl Eer-
lenees. Fnr sole By LAHGHLlNs& BusHFIElp,
innis:1y -8md&W -iEa General Agents TO- WHEEL. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

n.1., picFsd 8 a ninn by the EaIne Of JACK.
son, railroad employee sd Ss,;nnsl Cir.
o u,,. On the Island, Monday njFlt. n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

SEE advertisement of DR.. sauford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Many wing old Linments udtEiil tFy
ELL them 10 on ~ the best, bus do positively re-
IIis,s 70 purchase them Ask .BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
MEN I, anu take no other. ..-----.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

CINCINNATI MARKET.
,JrSE 10 Flour dull; demand fallen off,
Whisky 22c. Provisions unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

Arriees Of coagress7.eH. rs .,iIo InSiana
more members Of Congress from olG' luu ,,,s
o,s o,bsr. western States were stoIPing at Tue
AIcI.nre House Yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

-, p s., Islallt--rwo young men by
the name Of Love ss', as ., o;r.s mar,
down OF, the Island the MY he,lI circus ps.
s S"" over there. officer ickha,n arrested
, .nan' and AID. Wright impoA'd tine OF hYe
dollars upon each: -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
Dome sites and Foreign Staple

Domestics and Foreign Staple
PRINTs-sot pieees only per lTd. ,seEth ~ ets
bIFACHED afCSI.Ir7k-1ba pleete, fil yard de- and
ven me- only - yard Aisa ~ fNeeif qEnl-
Ity = lfn5lins fsr ory cents As1lof srtic- %
ara PIIlog Mnsins - alllnsi Eny Priea
CHICKS very Low Tiees- Beettnf fTat rate ST..
Gle for 10 cents Yard end do iierFinE Bons TEin" a.
ouiy 125f cents pr yard, vefy cheap
CRASi-A very good Quality for only ennis per Gff
IRISH LIN RSS-A splendid artele, vaTTa1rd Al lHtr
for only IS cents q yard.
efNaBAhls-uPsFior EOods fss' eoeFs suaTanisse fo'
- HFGEs AND IusfREs-sors a. Iow - eruls .
yard; % [apS-sul ALEx. HEIMANE.
NeTT GsOods 60 MIKE HP 60 order
uAVE n6us reerived ms Spring nnd fuhue stack 81
i CLOTIIS Classmates md YA6zEaGS.stf The
uoot dssfrafe strss, uBu lbFef. exceedingly 1r~
prs and h an prepared 70 make up Ia The tst-ft
and fashanati- stisa nRd - the lowest ifss =
which woul q eVFtef1erI aod ~
public In genera. Also, large stock o. Ie1dy 1adT
CIoihing aiEay had ven Os PTiess ca as see
ana No. 81 mater g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16

IaueHLISs / BrsHFTELD Agesf Tor HberinE, = =
sold alsO " r II LoEan = Co.'S tHz.en eeEEs 500
lilfr rarirrh 1u4u-Ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-16
THE GREAT BEAuTlFIER,
ssLONs ussUCcEssTULI.Y sOrGlT.
FOUND AT LAST

sed nans aool nay he EroesPf q siLef anS ga
6reu q aige. nnd beiieFs FoFiFeFy Tesperfully.
- tslRns5l -DAktRl. La1noRR-4 c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-27

A GIFT WORTH FROM 90 CENTS TO 4looo 90
WILL nk sENT I'd EACH SuBsCki1kk On Nh
CEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTIONS MONEY.
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A friend mentioned to US this week
one of the most remarkable illustrations
of decision, in breaking away from long
continued habit, that We ever heard 1t
was in the case Of relative Of his, 4
venerable old gentleman, 81 years II age,
who had been in the daily habit Of using
his pipe and tobacco for more than sew
eDty years. A the result Of mature
deliberation, he suddenly, one day, sur.
rendered the weed and oil its accompani-
ments into the hands Of his family, with
the very emphetic declaration, There,
take 'em away, I've done, / shan't smoke
any more-I won't die with . pipe in
my mouth" This determination was not
in consequence Of any consciousness OF
impaired vigor BY the use of tobacco, for
the old hero had never been sick a day
in his life, had never been obliged to cal
physician, and had never known any
thing whatever of the depression of dis.
easc-bui it caslc from the exercise of q
wise, manly resolution. All honor to 1
veteran of "a who could conquer habit
that had endured through "threc score
and tenr' John Leighton, Esq, Of
Boston, is the man Clinton Couront
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lam fully convinced that millions Of
dollars might be saved in our country ev-
cry year, BY generally pursuing the fol.
lowing method:
Whenever roof begins to leak, and
you wish to reshinglc It, do not take of
the old shingles-put the new ones on
toy Of the old ones-but make use of
six-penny nails instead of four-penny or
single nails. The advantage Of this
method will consist in the following partic
ulars:
l. You will save the expense of re-
moving the shingles.
2. The building will not be exposed
10 vet, in case of rain, before it is finish
ed.
3. The roof will be much warmer
and tighter.
4. Neither snew nor rain can beat
under the butts of the shingles, By hea.
" winds.
5, The roof will last good full one
third longer.
/ have tried this plan, and find it ha'
these advantages,
1t takes no more shingles, no moro naik
ia uunber-only little longer-and mt
more time to put them on, and if done in
. wlrknanlike manner, will look az vel
a. if newly shingled. But it should b
dons before the old shingles are too
much decayed. All the moss, if any
should be removed or swept off with I
stiff broom, before putting on the new
shingles.
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Ea4Mass,aE
NOTICE TO IRA HELERS
NEW ROUTE.
INTO CENTRAL TOW a
CHICAGO, IOWA and NEBRASKA
4BllltE lNolA p|6
OPEN TO ONION GROVE.
Al Miles West of the Mississippi

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, April 2sth. 1853
~ and until further notice, trains will run as
follows: " -
Leave Clinton ut 7.3O A. NJ. and 4.30 p. n.
Arrive at Onion Grove 1000 A. M and 7.30 p. N.
Leave onion Gro,est 500 A. NJ. and 400 y. Al.
Arrive ct Clinton 800 A. n and /. an = n
Connecting with through trains for Chicago
over the Dixon AIRLINE of the Galena and Chi
cage Union Railroad.
Al Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Maouoke
tn and Amamoso.
AL lankee Run, with stages for Toronto. Tin.
ton, Mechaniessiie, Mt Vernon aud Cedar Rsr.
ids. "p
Freight trains leave daily.
The shortest cheapest and most exped,tion.
route from ccstrai Iowa to Chicago. or any M :,
east. -! Pa'
70 An agent viii be at the depot in Fulton to
receive all baggae for Clinton or the Road. which
will be conveyed across the river free Of eiIarg. "
Freight Trains leave daily
NJ SMITH, Eng. and superintendent.
Clinton MAY I, 1883
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A touching case, sayst the New Orleans
Delta, was presented the other day 70 the
consideration and charity Of one Of the
Good Samaritans who now take care Of
the sick, relieve tho destitute, and feed
the starving. A boy WIS discovered in
the morning, lying in the grass Of Clai-
borne Street, evidently bright aud intel
ligeDt, but sick. A man who sss the
feelings of kindness strongly developed
went to him, shook him by the shoulder,
and asked him what BE was doing there.
"Waiting for God to come for me"
said he. "What do you mcan!" said the
gentleman, touched By the pathetic tone
Of the answer, and the condition Of the
boy, in whosa eye and flushed face be
saw the evidences of fever. 'God sent
for mother, father, and little brother"
said he, "and took them away to his
home, up in the sky; and mother told
me, when she was sick, that God would
take care of me. l have no home, no.
body to give me anything; and so ! came
out here, and have been looking SO long
up in the sky for God to come and take
care of me, % mother said he would
He will conc, won't he! Mother neve'
told me lie" Eyes, my lad" said thu
man, overcome with emotion; che hal
sent me to take care Of you YOU
should have seen his eyes fash, and tht
smile Of triumph break over his face q,
he said, "Mother never told me lie, sir
but you've been 80 long on the way =
What lesson Of trust, and how this In
cident shows the effect Of never decciv
ing children with idle tales A thu
poor mother expected, when she told hc'
Son "God would take care Of him." b
did, by touching the heart Of this benev
olent man with compassion and to ths
little stranger.
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Town.
Invite the attention of Farmers, Builders, Me-
chanics, and consumers of Lumber generally,
to their extensive and unequalled selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron. and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec-
tons and purchases.
TWO Fin TtLsN PLAslkG NsEHlsES
)Woodworth's celebrated PATENT are now
running in our Mill, and our facilities Tor man
aJactur,ng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalied in he West We are also en-
tensively engaged in the Manufacture IF
Sash, DOORS, IND BINS.
We can do better by our customers than ev-
er before, aud VIII do our best t.. suit them.
GOTES & DAVIES
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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NBW PEATUuE0..eYIFTH YEAH
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This popular Art Assoc iation, now in It's nth
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Terms ar eabscription.
Every psuoa sending US Thrse Doilars. will
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Also > copy Of the beautiful
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An ele gantly illustrated quarto magazine. Also
| free season tickets OF admission to the Eastern
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sociation. There will also be given TO the sub.
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comprising several Oil Paintings, Bronzes Soup.
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/ Subscriptions will be received up to Jan. J.
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will be awarded to subscribers
/ For full particulars. see December Art Journal
| price SO cents. Specimen copies sent to those
desiring to subscribe, on the receipt Of IL cent?
In postage stamps or coin. Address
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A. II. G. BROKEN,
- CLIFF STREET NEW-YORk,

GLASS 0YnINoED, Hon1GoPATAlC VI
AIS, GRADUATED 1GEA0UAES,
MURS1N0 D0TTLE0, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists. Druggists. Pcrfumers, Pho
tozrxphers, etc. Green Glassware by the package.
liberal discount made the trade. Orders from Coan
Try Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lis ssut
application. u M
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hingles,
Square Timber,
T.afh Go 4, n
1858. summer Arrangements. 1853.
80 80 s sys'sss - g.
Mississippi and Missouri r I

Mississippi and Missouri r z.
nN and after Monday. May 10th, 1858, and
~ until further notice. trains will leave nas-
port, for Museatine Iowa City, and Columbus City
Sundays excepted AS foil ,ws:
LIST Express train AT $40 A. NJ.
"a Mail train at ESQ r. NJ
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
LIST Mail train At SIS A. NJ.
I'd Express Train ut $50 r. NJ
Nail train leave Columbus City at 200 +. NJ.
At Mus atine Junction, for Nueatine, nayen.
port Chicago, and east:
LIST Mail train at 1.o5A A.
Sd Express Train at $500 r. NJ.
For Iowa City, Museatine, Columbus CITY, and
west:
LIST Express train 1T lOlo A. "
I'd Mail train, s:95 T. NJ
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
The morning train going east connects at chi
cAGo JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern af.
tefnoon train: Passengers thereby save all deisy
CoDnections made at Muscatine 18th the re gnIar
packets for Burlington, kcokuk, st. Louis, &c.
Passeu gers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago aud Rock Island
r. Il. trains. for all points east nth and north
Also with the Gaena, Dubuque and It. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct direetsons as to the destination
of their baggage, Also to procure tickets before
| taking their seats in the cars.
May I, 1864. A. DAY Stunt
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS II one az the
bcs literary papers Of the day large Quartz contain
inr TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COLUMNS, OF en-
tersaiaing matter; aud ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
every week.
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For sale by g. BAGLEY, 1t his Drug Store In
Upton.
TPDr. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold BY al dsai
ers In Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet In
the land Parties desiring the agency will addrsss %
above for terms.
Price 25 per box. Ave boxes will b sent re-
ceipt Of ~. postage paid. 2Syi 90
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OF all disease. the great frst cause
Springs from neglect Of Nature . laws.
SUFFER MOTT
When a CURE is guaranteed
IN ALL STAGES OF
CT, n ID ,T u fc Z, G tn az

Sc 9 RET ID Is / a 5 Ell 'e@
elfAnuse, Nervou. Debility, str,osures.
elects Gravel: Diabstss, Diseases OF the
tism, sorofula, Pains in the Bones and
Ankles. Disc eases of the Lungs, Throat.
Himps, cancers, propsy' Ep.iips, o'f f.s..
St. vita's Dance, and all Diseases arisiuG
from a arrangement of the sexual orGana-s
Such a Nervous Trembling, Loss of Memory, Loss u
Power. General eakEess. Dmncss of Vision. with Pc
euliar spots appearing before the eyes, Loss Of Sight
Wakeuiness, Dyspepsia Liver Disease Eraptions upon
the face, Pain the head,
all improper discharges both sexes matters
net from what cause the disease originated however long
standing obstinate the recovery is certain, and
shorter time than permanent be effected by
any other treatment, even after the disease has haied
the skill of eminent physicians and resisted ali their
means Of cure The medicines pleasant without Cd
causing sickness aud free from ury ofbalsan
During twenty years Of practice have from the
jaws of DEATH many thousands who. the last staxes
of the above mentioned diseases had
by their ply scans which warrants m. in promising 70
the afflicted, who place themselves under my care,
perfect and most speedy Secret diseases
greatest enemies 70 health they the first Of
consumption. scrofua and many other diweaa~s. ard
should be terror to the human family permanent
is scarcely Effected majority Of the cases fall
ing into the hands OF Incompetent persons who
~ fail to the diseases hut ruin the
filling she system with mercury, vh-e with the disease,
hastens the sufferer into rapid consumption. ri.
But should the disease and the treatment not cause
death speedily and the victim marcs the disease en-
tailed upon the children, who are born With feeble eons
tutions aud the current of life corrupted by vrus
betrays itself in Scrofula letter, Ulcers Erptiops and
other affections Of the skin. Eyes, Throat Lans,
entailng upon them brief existence Of suffering aud
eonsignng them TO an early
SELFAB USE Is another formidasi.
Of human diseases destructive drain upon She
system drawing its thousands Of victims through few
years Of suffering down an untimeiy grave II DE-
sroys the Nervous system rapidly wastes awav the en-
erges Of life, mental Pre- the
proper development system III sqnars Tor m,r-
rags, society business, and ali earthly happiness. ana
leaves the sufferer wrecked In body and mind prcispo
sed to consumption and train q evils to he dread
ed 1Eut IA narif y. S.l1n.
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I ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES M. JAR.
RETr, Of the N. Y. Lung InfirmRry.--
My connection for past eight years with the above
Institution, rs Chief Physician, and twelve years.
Of steady devotion to the cure OF Pulmonary
Consumption and its kindred diseases, together with
nrivaed opportunities and advantage Of pathological
researchaded not little by perfec, system Of Med
teal Inh lation-has enabled to arrive deci-
sivc direct and successful course Of for the
positive and radical cure Of all diseases of the Throat
Lungs. and Air-Passages. by Inhalation, the va
por and curative properties OF the medicines directly
addressed to the diseased organs and the ntegument
do not advise the Of Medical Inhalation Of any
though consider II usefa, a.juvant in the proper
Of those fearful and often fatal diseases yet
deem II very necessary that each patient should have
the benefit Of both generdi and local treatment The
Of treatment In the above diseases, and the
high character Of the Institution over which have
long had the honor to preside, are too well known to
need any eulovy or comment from me- At the soicta
tion Of many private and professional friends through
whose phanthropc aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported, and aer due consideration
have concluded to make such arrangements as Ill bring
the benefits of my experience and treatment within the
reach Of all, and not conine myself heretofore, to
those only who entered the infrmary, who able
- visit at my o6co. Hoping therefore that the
rangement will give entire satisfaction both to my pro-
fessional brethren and the public, would respectfully
announce in conclusion, that eaR noH be consulted
personally BY letter, all diseases above, and that
the medicines the same as used in the institution, pre-
pared to suit each individual case. Inh aling Va
pors Medical Inhalers, &e. &c, will be forward
ed by express any part of the United States or Cant
das. TERMs-My terms Of treatment by letter as
follows. viz: Sl2 month for each patient, which will
include medicine for months use also, Inhang
vapor. and Inhaling Apparatus Payment follows
SO to lie paid to agent receipt OF the box Of
medicine, and the balance So at the expiration of the
month"; IL the patient be cured is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients awaiting themselves Of DIR
Jarrett's treatment rely upon immediate and per-
manent and immediate relief, he seldom has treat
thirty days Letters for advice promptly
| swered. For further partie uiars address
| JAMES VI. JARRETT. MD.
No. $50 Broadway. cor. Twelfth st. y. Y.
p s.Physlcians and others visiting the city
spctfully invited call at the Inrmary. where many
interesting he witnessed, and our mprorsd
apparatus for the inhalation Of meiicsted ~apor
4 be aud inspected. 3e-m6.