Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-03

/ city Council There was an adjourned meet.
ling last night. After reading the minutes. the
Ebnnds of Amos Wright and S. c. a. Hamilton.
Aldermen, the former of the Cd and the latter
J. ;of the list w ard, were read and accepted.
The Mayor then announced the following
4 Committees.
0aiG,ys1iaaaees -BleSsrs Jacob, Peadleton
|, JAS Wilson. Finances. Knote, GoshorD, viii
/ kinson, Sweeney. nta--W ilSinsoT, Go.
lcil, Greer. Water W0rks-Bickel, PANEL
Scltterday, Jeeffers and Hubbard. CoaL Bu,lks.
Clator and Cecil. Fire Departnaent--
Bickcl, Sweeney, Clator, Hubbard aud James
i Wilson. Real Estate.-Kuote, GosIlorn and
j Pannel. Elections. Arthur, Jetfers, Norton,
Jas. Wilson and Exley. Lights.-Sweeney,
Scatterday, Arthur, Britt and Cecil. Streets
and Atteys.-Cotts, Bickel, Scatterday, Britt
and Hubbard. 1arkets.-Scatterday Panncl
and Greer.
/ Petitions and RoRsOnstrances- Ex-
Hey and Cecil. GTades-Jas Wilson, Cots
| Dillon, Britt and Clayton. Observation-Disclosures.
Sweeney, Greer, Pendletonand A. WILSON, an
peats-Pannel, Scutterday, Dillon, Exley and
| Norton. Whnrres-Knote, Norton and LETTERS.
The City. Sergeant nominated the following
Deputies: LIST ward, Washington Deffenbaugh;
I'd ward, JAS o. Hawley; Sd ward, Joseph Lam
caster; 4th ward, Edward Clator; 9th ward,
Mathew Pearle Mr.. A. Wilton asked a division
of the vote on these nominations. When the
nomination of Mr.. Pearle came up, Mr.. Colts
stated that he hud stabbed man once, and he
therefore moved his rejection. Mr.. Hubbard
stated that such were the reports; but that he
had been assured that Mr.. Pearle was now an
| honorable man.
Mr.. A. Wilson stated that the feeling in tho
| 9th ward was against the nomination of Mr..
Pearle. On motion of Mr.. Bickel, the nomina-
ton was laid upon the table.
On motion, it was agreed that when the Coun-
ell adjourn, it adjourn to Saturday next; aud
it further agreed that the order of the meet
ing be the report of the Committee on Salaries
and the election Of minor officers of tho city
service.
| The bill Of Mr. McCourtney was ordered to
be paid. The bill of j. Thoburn, for Sanitary
purposes, was referred.
MessrS Goshorn, Norton and Hubbard (, ere,
| on motion of Mr.. Panncll, appointed special
committee to report as to Salaries.
On motion of Mr.. jacobs, it was
/ ORDERED, Tint it he referred to the Finance
/ Committee to inquire and report whctherit is
1 not expedient to create Special Board, COM
! posed of citizens of Wheeling, as well as of
members of Council, to be called "GOmlniSSiOn-
erS Of the Sinking Fund.- /" on which Board shall
| devolyc the powers and duties of the Finance
Committee or Commissioners Of the SINKING
FUND. Also, to report whether other duties
and functions may not be properly assigned to
such Board
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard the Committee on
L ACCOUNTS McTG OTueTeu 10 report Ile MuOlS CA-
penses of conducting the late election, and each
item therefor, and report at the next meeting.
On motion. the Council adjourned.
Country Merchants will find a complete as
sdrtment of Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye
StuffS, Brushes. Notions &C. &C., at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store of Z. u. Logan DC Go. Sat
isfaction warranted in goods and prices
Messrs. l.. & Co., arc agents also for DR.. d.
S. T0tCs colebrlted Li1er Pills
They have for salesal the pGp~lar and reliable
l'trade at the lowest market rates.
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!, which it is one of the greatest preparations or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted, as experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gen
orally the first cause of consumption, but de-
biIinted system, caused by the improper action
. of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs ut the mercy of this
disease, because the liver has incapacitated
r them from performing their proper actions Of
| throwing off diseased matter caused by cold.
Thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases of the lungs
There is not in the world n better liver rene
dy or cure for debilliated system than DR..
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in large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is offered as a tried rem
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