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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29
BUSINESS .NoTIoEs.

~ InefDertant Gttres-The numerous cnroc
- E:l nave been affected BY Dr.. BAAKEE during
IN Baltimore, have never. been sufss
passed, and each day adds new testimonev to
his skill and triumphs. sEvery form Of SiSc,s ~
no mater how complicated, is perfectly eradi'
Gated from thesYsten, and all diseases 1fstbs8
EYeioRd5 Ear, likewise Cancers, Thrlors Eensg:
ssiistnla, Polypus of the nose, and all kindred
disease" ,,Es are permanently cured, without the
use OF the knife or needle His ConsnIto+;or
Rooms at "a Lexington Street where ali
can see the evidences of the cures be has effect.
eu. All those who require his skillrul advice
ana treatment are requested to be nunctual ne Z
sthefDoctors hours from A. Nj to a p. AZ !
DIR. Baakee will be in Wheeling on Sunday!
Monday and Tuesday, 2sth, goth and son Of
August at the Sprigg House, where he car! be
consulted by the citizens of Wheeling and itss
vicinity, on all diseases. .'si d&w.3i =,
H%A Word IN Sedson.-Such men as Rev.
VIM Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenney, James
&. Wharton, George Mendel, Jacob Amick, S.
D.-Moodrow, and scores of others equally we'll
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentlnger's Compound Fluid Extract
OF Dandelion and Sarsapnrilla, as Blood Puri-
Ter tits nota quack Preparation-but is con-
tinually prescribed by Physicians Ito whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
It will cure scrofula, Pimples, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases, and all kinds ofhumors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
splished by any of the;so-called "Blood Search
sers," or, humbug s.sdiscoveries' Price 81 per
bottle. General "A gents,
= T. d. LOGAN & Co.,
+ and LoGAE, LIST 8 Co.,
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WASHINGTON, Aug 27.ENew Orleans papers
of Sunday have been received by mail. By a
new regulation, to go into effect on the first Of
September, all free persons Of color, arriving
there must Immediately be lodgeain Jail and
remain until the departure of the boat or vessel
on which they arrive. -
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FARTHER PoINT, August .2T,f H. O'Clock, a. 81. s
There are as yet, no gus Of the steamship
Indian, now fullyidue with dates to the 18th
inst. - -
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The NtiO Suspension Bridge.-This struc-
ore is progressing as rapidly as work of its
character will admit Of. The workmen are now
Engaged in wrapping the cables, two of which
,ve already been stretched from tower to tower.
The machine with which this work is done is the
srentlon of wm. K, McGomas, the engineer and
5perintendent, and performs with most perfect
atsactiOn. A portion of the frame work is
80 completed, so as to enable one to form a
srect idea of how it will look when put up.
We notice many valuable improvements over
lie original bridge, which Mr.. McComas has
irOduced, and which r commend themselves
ia glance The estimated cost of the bridge
oE IN course of erection is Sa7, 1000, and the
5perintcndcnt is sanguine of his ability. to
nplete it at no greater cost. The work will
50 managed that the public will not be de-
lived of the use of the bridge for more than a
onlh or six weeks, as the present structure
d be permitted TO stand until everything is
fady for the new one. Although we used to
stulOng very well on the ferry boat plan, we
F5uld lind it hard to do so now, after having
$Ferieaced the superior .conveniences of a
7 dge
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e., Sent to Jaa.-on Saturday Mary Nc.
ts sum violated that mulifarious, compre-
-. We and redoubtable instrument called the
boz S section" Simply this, and nothing
She was sent to jail.
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- I'd, 1egHtttsa.-Jaeob Wyatt, charged With
,, s"n9s us father, samI S. Wyatt, was dis.
sssa oy the County Court Of Randolph, on
-. = - last for want Of evidence against him.
% h0era ell, the fellow took to the noun.
: Ike wolf. 0o'
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,s-T1s Narkrts-The market on Saturday

,g.7ht Aarkets-Ine m una &c on saturday Il
p ~ GAS attended by an unusal number of
psa .s hath for the purpose of laying in the
ssl ,rv supply of provisions and for sight
F'ss The market on Saturday morning has
ssps, /, General meeting place for the settle
S''el = matters business, and for exchanging
aso .,ioos The denizen ofitbe,city, meets bis
S'l'asY friend there, and his city friend, whom
oo' ai mt had an opportunity ofseeingsdoring
&c -. ~ 50 that the place has been converted
l's va. sort Of vegetable Rialto. On Saturday
INV -, s,rly, the whole people of the, neigh..
l NOM, country seemed tOhave ongregatedlin
O0,D .S,n, the market space. Women, hooped
'a ~ s bonneted and nnbonneted, armed
-; -. al, Il, sorts Of baskets, crowded, jammed, and
w s-ls1 from stall to stall and from stand to
..a presenting scene that is not often wit.
s; ;,na.se8 Vegetables Of all kinds were offered
.,' abundance and at low rates. Tomatoes,
I b;rb are now used by every family, were sold
T. ,bir,y cents busheI; Potatoes twenty cents
~ ...k and seveuty-five cents bnshei; Green
Fam ten cents dozen; Apples were peddled
MT At all prices according to quality; Butter
,oId from sixteen to twenty cents pound, and
meats Of all kinds averaged about eight and
IN cents everything, in fact, in the provision
line could have been purchased at rates ut
which no one had right to complain.
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+. PHllADRLPH1A, Aug. GA private dispatch
received in this city from New York announces
the failure Of several of the New York bear
brokers. The failure of Walter Haviland is
said TO be the heaviest
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New YoRk, Aug. 27.-Tho steamer Etna
made an excellent run from liverpool to Boston,
having beaten the American into the latter port
Sc hours although she left Liverpool - hours
later than the American.
1t was enormously stated yesterday that the
Etnn brought no f.es of European papers from
the Liverpool Agent of the Associated Press.
their delivery here having been delayed by the
Purser of the Etna, who neglected to deliver
the bng to the Boston Agent, to whom 1t was
addressed.
An arrival at this port furnishes later ad vices
from Yenzuela. The Liberals had taken La
Gura without opposition, GU hemorning ofthe
1st.of August.
The steamer City Of Baltimore sailed to-day
with $500, 600 in specie, for Liverpool.
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SAyAESAH1T Aug. 2B.- Louis Barne, the
French Consul at this port, died today old
age: He was an old resident of this city, and
has occupied the post of Consul for. the last %
years. asiaf i
/ BoTsoN, Aug. t27-Advices by the steamer
sEtna state that the steamship Africa had mr.:
rived at Liverpool on Saturday evening" the :
18th inst. 80 s,a,ta5 80 =
The steamship America, from Liverpool, via
Halifax, arrived last night Hermas were dis
patched by the morning train, and will be dpein
Philadelphia tonight. -
Elk President Pierce and wife are among the =
passengers OF The steamship America.
NV YoHk, Aug 97.-rbe schooner Beauty
of Philadelphia, from Alexandria, bound to
Providence, was abandoned on thes26th inst.
in sinking condition. Her crew has arrived
here.
AIRASY, Aug. Flora Temple beat Prin-
ICES, on tie Saratoga course to-day, three
straight heats, tune 01s,5i2.sS. 2, 81. - z
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SAcxy1LIE, N. b., August 2G.-The Nova
out delivering the five days later European
news despatch for the associated press, which is
known to be upon their wires for the bulletin
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cTTY DfREcToRY. 3. 3
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
Arrival and Closing of the Mails.

.
Washington. Pn, daily, tescept suhdayO arrsEes ut
10 A. ", closes at 3:3O =. NJ.
petersburg. (by the RivCr.) arrives Mt A. ", on
Ieinestlay. Friday and Sunday. Closes Mt 93O A. NI
Tor,ay. Wednesday and Friday.
PaEershnrg; by h. c. II: R., arrives at e:4s p NJ.
CLg7s al G:30 A. NJ
Nail Train from the East, arrives at 1853 A. NJ
Cr.e- at e:I5 p. NJ.
Express Trnn from, the East, arrives at s:5s A. NJ.
Closes at 10 A.
Accommodation Train from the East. Except Sum
dsyy arrives ut CAB II. NJ. Closes ut G:3o AN.
Pittsburgh, (excCpt spuday) arrives ut 8 "A. NJ.
Closes alto Am.
Cleveland Pittsburgh Way Mail Except sunday,)
arrives at 11;sO A, 81. Closes at 10 a: NJ.
Great Western: except snnday.J arrives at 70 NJ,
CIoses ut Gsso A. NJ, p
St c1airsvflle, arrivesat JPN Closes at $3.50 NJ.
Cadiz. daily, Except Sunday.) arrivesat PM
Closes Mt G:30 A. 81. . s-irss +ss7zts. ..s.+sysl
Bethany, Va arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
dsy, at II NJ. Closes slme days at 1890 P. NJ.
Rycrson's Station, arrives Saturday, at 5 P. NJ
Closes Friday, at A. NJ.
The Overland Mail for California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday and Thursday. Mt Sam, Letters de-
signed for it should be marked "Ovcrand, via st.
Louis"
Tie heOyGrIand Mails from st. Joseph Mo- to Placer
ylley Salt Lake City, leaves st. Joseph every Sat
urliy, at A. NJ. Letters should be marked, @0vcr=
land win ST. Joseph -,'.l .
ag Office opens at 7:9o A. 81 Closes at 7:sO p. NJ
Open on Sundays, from to T. N.
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Es
BAPTIST.

BAHIlSI. EFssrF
wheeling Baptist Church., south stdo Clay between
FiNh and sixth H.4l -ss-. -r 4 E=fT-
Disciples Church, Market, between Biddlo and Third
S"''''' GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protcstant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. - Friedrich, pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. VIM. Heller, pastor.
German Lutheran Church, Rev. W. BuOrgemcir,
' JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. 20
Jewish Synagogue Quincy, over Intclgcnccr Office.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CLnpne Street NJ. Z. Church. east side Chapline
Letwe"n First and Second, Rev. J. L. Clark. pastor.
Fourth Street NJ f. Church, west side Fourth he
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev Thomas M'Leary,
pastor
North Street NJ. f. Church. northwest corner North
anl Market Rev. l. S, Patterson pastor.
South Wheeling N. +. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev.
Thomas Mc'Cltary, pastor. ss=
German NJ. E. Church, East Side chapiine.
~ PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. west silc Fourth between
Quincyand Monroe; Rev. Henry Il. Weed, D. d. pastor
Second Presbyterian Church.. Southwest Corner
Webster" and sinrkct; Rev. r. " Dodge, pastor. y =
ThirI Presbyterian Church. cast side Filth between
Chestnut and Fiiicrt, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, east side Main between
Ahl1uS anu Washington; Kew EAltfed tHull pastor
slL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 81
United Presbyterian Church, west side Market be-
tween Jefferson and Madison: Rev. n. 4cIuro pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church, west side Main, between First
and Second; Rev. SouthgOto rector.
st. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Iifth and Sixth; Rev. Z. T. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC. = z-- g. =,
st. James Cathedral, soUth-cast corner lIampden
Gwi Fifth; Right Row Richard Y. Wheelnn, zBishop
Rev. James v. Cunningham, Assistant.
ST. AlplIousuz Church. SVst side Market, between
Fiddle and Third, Fifth Ward; Rev KicuEh, pastor.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble at odd Fell
lows Hall, corner of Market
and Quincy Htreets.a
vIRGTNIUs LODGE, No. 3.

YIRGTNIUS LODGE, No. 3.
Meets every Thursday Evening John Goudy, N
G' James Courts. V. G.; J. ". Bicl<el, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE, No.13.
Meets every Monday Evening. n G. Marsh, n. G.;
I.W. Browning. V. G.; W. p. McKclvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 50. Germany -laa'
:. Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hlsrich.
NGI John n Buersner, V. G., John SalGdc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No.,59. r.
\. Meets every Saturday Evening. B. II. Rennard.
\. g. Il. W. Eedman, T.G: W. N. BerryliI, sec'y!!
PANOLA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evening. L. f. BecIer, ~ G.;
1"hn A. Vincent, E.G.: W. l. Plain, Secretary "a
ABRAMS ENCAAIPSIENT, No. /. ~
Meets tho FIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each month James NJ Hail. C. r: L. F. Beelcr, H. p;
''hn Frew, S. W.; W. +. McKclYey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL. ENCANPMENT. No. "a. ts
Meets the SECOND aud RouETH Tuesday Evenings of
TCn e month Charles Linclc, c. p; n. Steger, II. P;
f'F. Hoffman, S. W., c. LObmeuller, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 134, Germany
Ncets every Monday Evening, in their Hall. corner
%I Eiith and Etnc-Sts., Somth Wheeling J. G. Miller
N''i Jacob Itz, " G.; Peter thinner, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
IRrsTEEs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton, A. I.orlns,
Lnkens ~ Bickel, j. Berger. G. W. Fr0nzlicini, =
-. A. Caldwell. I.CoTTs President.
G BAIRD, JR., Secretary. 81 s, 4-z -r--s..rs.
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O. Stifel,
-'i .a5 NANUPACTUREE or fg.fE
Tine SHEET IRON WARE.

AND DgALKRiIN ~

Housefurnishing Hardware,
TTAS ON HAND A VERY LARGE assoRTI,iyS7r
III of lTomsefurnislng Goods, a. part of his stuck
consisting Of fine lot Of Watcr-coolera lined with
porcelain: Water filters, Walters, Tclc0nisters Mas
HrdcIges Cutlery, britannia and Black Tin War; Tin
ned and Enameled Hollow Ware. Brass Kettles &c
lie requests Of his customers anil the public gCucr-
ally. particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent freezer If any wishes to Ice; and tho
oId Dominion Coffee Pot makes the best coffee and
soon will pay In saving coffee
Also on iand n very largo assortment Of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, Wholesale and rctaiLr Any
articles not hnnd will 6o pne TO at the shcrtc;
notice and 0t reasonable rrlccA u
RS-FRGIT GINS III Ip.fI2S70R- HAND. +sls
Th0sc III want Of housekeeping GoOla will dO well
to call on him. His articles are Oonumerous to mon.
ton Those wloc cali will fnd most every article for
fitting ont Sftno household. > t.f C. f. STIPEI :,
myss35a74lG Gm No. 1T3 Main ST.. Wheeling. VA.
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TI1tPAN-ra,S q. ~

IlAItANE1iS or EAR DERE-5ES
Which "re suitable for eithersex and all acs-fnrert
c!t i'll five minutes. EAR TRuMPgTs of every tes, rim
tom also every variety or artificial articles known In
the HorL-0 large assortment of beautiful durable
a-s ARTIFICIAL HANDS, sssss
With tile Arm aud Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL.
FEET, with the Ankle, Lag, and Knec-Joint Attach
mcnt.
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for
either sex, and canbe sent by express to any part Of
The world Ali kinds OrTrmssGs for Hernia or Rupture
~ every description, for either SEX and Trlisses mar
tleary iiHtcd for females in weak condition als,
for those with ERULAPSUs UTERT
Dr. Baniee is one of tile celebrated and skill
lul yhyEicians aud surgeons now living Ills fame ia
known personally in every principal city ofthc world
Ail llctterS directed TO D. Baasec nnst contain ten
cents. to pay postage and incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases can be treated by correspondence
except those mentioned, which viii require his per-
sOnal SuNErYisioll. o..
~ Office hours, from. 4. 81: to Pm
1u DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PRICE, 7o4 broadway a few doors above Fdnrth st.
ocIl1. 99 .E-a.l la..-. NEw .YORK CTFT.
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@ THE ABoMINATIoNs OF MEMS Boards AND
SHAwLs.-A, correspondent of the Dayton
Religious Telescope, the organ, Of the United
Brethren Church, is much exercised at the
-prcvalenee Of some Of the fashions of the
~ ~ In regard to wearing the beard, after
attempting to refute all the arguments urg-
ed in favor, of the tolerance OF that appea-
dage, he says -s..4s-. -.s-5s. ...- = K.
"To my mind it savors of borbarism and
a lack ofciyilizntion. To see. ministers of
the gospel sit in time. of worship, and tug
and pull at their boards, like Yankee
maid milking goat, is perfectly ridiculous,
and incompatible with their calling" a.
Shawl wearing is thus disposed of
The, same evil occurs in the ministers of
the gospel wearing shawls; and the reader
will suffer me to rcmind him that these
vulgarafashions ns iazgenerala thing, take
their origin in and diabouthouse ofill-fame.
Hence, the ,black-lcg. wears ., shawl, next
comes the merchant, (for it is to his inter
est to sell them, Next comes the lawyer
and the DOCTOR hand, last tho minister
comes pacing supa the rear, crying, bark!
gentlemen of the; shawl tribe, be. yc not
Aconformed to the world, but rather reproYc
tho world; i, therefore, admonishyou, un=
der. the penalty Of my calling, that you
come out from the world, and beiseparate,
that ye partake not Of her plaques" :, -
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PUBLIC HALLS.

Nelodcou Hall, cast side Main between Quincy and
Nonroc,
Masonic Hall northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroc.
r-nion Hail. west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athenwum Hall. corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows Hail. corner Monroe and Fourth.
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WHEELING,, WEpNEsDA s. No
NOV @ B 3 Il 81 859. 6
Passages s { 81. from q g Beda..pi

81 H,is generally the feminine eye that de-
tects the moral Deficiencies hiddenEunder
the .dear deceit '70f ,beauty.5F Us .si-ssfG 3
Mortal sin is7not Incompatible with an
appetite for mullins, t.l4t5 5af sE85 bjsE -
AEIe (thef carpenter) .hadiSno theoriest
about setting the world to rights !; but he
saw there was a great deal. of damage done
sby building with unseasonedI timber, bv.
sloYenly joiners' work j, and by hasty con-
tracts that csuld ynotslbe fulfilled without
running 'somebody;Aapd he resolved, ! for!
ms part, to set his thGe againstsuch deings.
(. Atoreman, ifIhe's got a, conscience, and
delights in hiswork, will do hisgbusinessf
as We1llas IT he werel partner. Iwouldn't.
give. q penny for alman. .who,wouldl drive a
nail in. slack because he don't get extra,
pay for it. lsri..3s.;z .s.f 81 hs.qsI9z s45a s.
+ II cuts one badly to see the griefyof old
people they've no way f.worling lit off;
land the new spring brings noi.new Shoots
out on the withered tree. g4ba sFs.l saT
lttakes the taste.apt o. my mouth for
thlng9,}When know IIshau hnYea heavy
conscience after 'em.t ge6ira g.a .sslI j.
college mostly makes people like blad-
derst7n7just good for nothing but to hold
che stuff that is poured into them.s Isl,5,g p
You must make it.quite clear to your
mind whichyou are most bentupon--po
ularlty or usefulness s-elsey you may!happen,
10 miss bQth. h.3iga ti.5.5i;fly = am f5 yf-II Ill
l. dare say. now, even a man fortified
with q knowledge oftherc classics might be
lured into an imprudcnt marriage, in spite
of the warning given to. him by the chorus
in Premethcus. liasif..t,ts sEs..l 90 sar
These fellow-mortals, every one, must
be accepted as they are; you can neither
straighten their noses, nor brighten their
Nnorlrectify theirI dispositions and it
is theselpeople, among whom your life is
passed, that it is needtul you should toler-
ate, pity, and love; it is these more or less
ugly: stupid, Inconsistent people, whose
moments of goodness you should be able
to admire-for whom you should cherish
all possible hopes. all possible patience.
/ have seen many an. excellent matron,
who could never, in her best days, have.
been handsome, and yet;she had u pdcket
of yellow love-letters in a private drawer,
and sweet children showcred kisses on her
sallow checks Yes ! thank God, human
feeling is like the almighty rivers that
bless thc,eGrth; it docs not.wnit for beau
ty-it flows with resistiess force, and brings
beauty with it. .. go.
I'VE seen pretty clear ever since I was q
young un, as religions something else
besides notions. Itisn't notions sets tpeo-
pie doing the right thing-it's feelings.
Mn; IRVINE was like q good meal o.
victual-you were the better for Him with
out thinking on it; and Mr.. Ryle' was q
dose o. physic-hc gripcd you and worrct-
ed you, and after all, he left you much the
same.
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Lady Morgan says, in one, Of her. works, 1kss
that 'one ofthe. things worth visit to Paris
the exqIsfte contect ectioncry, SO light. and
tsoperfumed thati itresembles congea "a odors
or a c1ystalisa6o Of The esseaco of s16etflog-
"a. b. u 'ysiS = tSisSt.sl.as
&c; gatsasiiH ID aisIs g.s5tsi4f
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MASONIC REGISTER.
Wheeling Lodges meet in Masonic
Hall, corner OF Market and Nom :,
roe Streets. .5.---t ,i...

o,af, D4Ict T ID;ep4y Gn7d Master far Hestern Vrr-
High Irisst, DR. r. H. LOGAN. s-tl7s s.,5.l..5=.
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I. o. S. NJ.

OLpD01SIoNlI0DGE, No. l. a. !
Me- NsSts every Monday Evening, at their Hall in the
'''''eon ION H'ulqapRlsTi laR4si 8sSts 40 E.lFt
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n ewl,,y II Books.

7 UST RECEIVED. At J. c. 0EES. lGs NAlN 81.
81 Adam RclA Id%Is ~ the King. fTrEtuyp sssa9
Dr. FrOnchs new work, Glossary oi ERsleh NctaS
Life aud Travels or Earcn TIuInll,h, NitA fsEtv
duCtion by Baylrl TayIors Kecpllccttcas n dry
HNTlyn Thr Roman Question: HATtlH SssssNsS 4
Bachelors StoTSs RCCOllCtlohs of tho ReSO1usSrNs
BOhk of tho ChoN CoHgrCsSS Tlo Shelby NensFfaE
Knitting WaTk, hy NFE. harrington: FCSSllc8,lsE -
Samuel Martin: Ten HCArs, of a rrOaohrrs lthS ~
Mclburn, the Rlinl Preacher; MCBetrp of Ni3c., by
limSUlE Horny a. S,thn Gents y sri BOks GoeaSf
BrlthCrsS Tempest and Sunshine; RTCak hAEt, pluEC
and Tea; TTCscofte W6Ikss AIrtt cnerHt
of JuvSuilo Book. VIC haNC ucV NsF laEJr JsRE3sg
0r StCrnScopic views ranging in rTicr ilIiR,hE ~
str1uncnt.) from IS to 800 par sSI rNrtics furnished
with general assortment fer 80 rcta 81 TST
ing. Tile IaTFVNt aud finest RssoTtUaEut uf StatinsC
ever brought to Wheeling cslNallN S Ttail ap eftS
tTaLic Wall Paper from nW 1iR let ~ IaH,saFS -
cost to make nom for Spring Stuck, Give BS 0al,
and suit yourself IN any hing Su Whot IN cur linz
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TERms OF-ADVR77T7TGSIW q q

S0TSPEoLAI NoTIoEs Double the above ratessi r ..r
early Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-,
10 inc space occupied and the humber Of cha1gcs
from transient persons or strang-
Legal advertisements Will be CHARGED mi ttc rn4sa
prescribed by lnw!Q sizat 841b al SEtiTilS y -
Business Cards not exceeding five lines peryear,
OF 70 ior sx months for shorter period nothing
The privilege Of Annual. IIvcftising is limited to
the Atlvertisers own Inmediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other persons ms
we'll us all legal ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements
of auction sales and real estnte sent in by them must
be paid for at tho usunl rates, - 60 y
. So Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be Inserted until forbid ana charged
accordingly. Tlz ,aiS7i III ~ 4,.FasS Il
cases'at full rates. - N-
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
OF Sermons, so cents each. ~! yyApd nov1195D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30
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IN ing ScSIcs nay Std Cattle SeAlSA HcItAhle lh6F
Lover tNnd Dormant Warehouse ScNles iEpa - -
$500.
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Virginia SlEtG APTienIturNl Sce3cty, Thee kaAleN
Which tnc they haNG received TtRsE GAS uAttnAA
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