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Is9- The following touohiHy lines were handed
to us by & friend, who ue feel certain has been
advertising in our want column successfully.
We do not intend to place our "poick" among
'he stars, Gas Prentice, of Louisville, does with
his,) by any preliminary remark, but this much
we will say, that if our "pOickal' Skeesicks,
does not WELD Byron, Milton, or Goldsmith
pen, he welded one of Robert Clarke II Co 5
No. lead pencils have bis word for it
to accomplish his effort. Success to Skeesicks,
saI ye.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEwELnY, &c.--
This morning at nine o'clock, Cooper 4
watches, and splendid lot @ Of iowery, at
their auction rooms, No. IA East Fourth street.
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w A TS! W ANTS!!

Ir you wan. a soTvant, advertise in
TIE PENNY PRESS
Ir ron want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to sell anything, advertise tn
THE PENNY PRESS.
lr you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, cVery want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS
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PERsoNAL.- Among the immense crowd of
guests at the Spencer House We find the fol
lowing distinguished persons: Mr.. Carey, q.
s Treasurer, brother and Family Hon. John
G. Rives; Hon. Humphrey Marshall. Mr..
Carey j, in very feeble health, and is on his
way home for recreation.
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oho, au9 peocu W tHe IIcbs hepOTteT, DOK sd, Will
DO attended to.
THAT ITBM.--We rohearsed our tribulation
in search of robbery, In yesterday issue, and
gavo tho as wo supposed but the mat
underwent O legal invest gatIDn this morning, be
fore Mayor Hawkins, and resulted In the acQuttal oil
the deicnd,n who established the f,cts aS we gave
them yesterday.
ACAMPBELL County FAIR.-All accounts from
this fair represent it as q complete success The
crowd is large. and the articles exhibited do honor
to the state. Tn" ftr cOnt'nues hrcs days longer,
and we hope oysryb body will attend. Newport has
already sent a large delegation, a Of whom are
pleased with the character Of tn aud the
dcmeanor of the managers.
Young Huntly, who was arrested for burg
larry, was held 10 bail IN the sum OF $780, by ESQUIRE
Payne, for his appearance at the next term of ths
Circuit Court. Ina bail was given
Two onses of felony were continued in tn,
Police Court till Tomorrow.
The case Of Ssllman was dismissed by the
Mayor, the assault being OF such nature as not tc
warrant binding over.
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Has- There will be meeting of tho Reunion
Club of HerTou's Seminary, this evening, Sep
tember %, att O'Clock. Aprompt attendance
Is earnestly requested to complete the organi-
2ation by signing the constitution.
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10y Telegraph
New York Market.

New YORK, September Alp. NJ.
Flour steady ann hoiher- generally insistius
upon full prices; sales Of gs'0 brls. a, S41i25 -
enpe Tine sat; 81 il7i Is for rxtr. do; SIai40 fI
'up'rnne western; 81 aioC5 Is for common TO goo
extra do a. SiCGh - ior Inferior 10 GOOD shipping
brands extra rOnnd-hOupCi Ohio; markot cOsin-
Stenay Canada Flour quiet; sales of go brls II,
s5ql3 - Tor extras WHEAT firm but essariyo: sale
OF 5000 bushels MOL Milwaukee Cub ~ s 20 foi
Amber rHxas; 81 3OEDl 40 for white Ken ucky; 81 alGt
~ for white western; 81 10 for led Stale 20 for
niXed lndiSha; s ~ r red Long island Ry
seady sales OF 500 bushels at sue and small lots al
NC Barley firm; Sae5 Of 1000 bushels California Il;
GOc. torn continues nrce aud 20. better; sales
400 bushels at NC. for miXsdl wesern o2c for while
southern; 9f9g'c for yellow do. Oats irmer; sales
OF Old state at 3Stli0r new do. ut 46di3c; western
sS@3yc,; Canadian 3363iUc Whisky steady; sales ol
400 brls. at$Hd27c., chiefly tho inside price Pors
steady butqniet sales OF 0 brls at Sl5 60 for ss
$40 IS for prime; SlO@0 30 for rumps S425 tor THU
mess; contracts for loo brs. prime and 900 brIs
mess were ssttled today private terms Beef un-
changedi alea Of 200 brs at S5Gdj 90 for cOuntry
prime; 81 76G57 for do Iness S7Gtl0 for repacked
Chicago; SO 0Gll so for extra. New Beef ha, made
Its appearance; prime mess Beef nominal; Beef Ham
dull. Bacon Inactive. Out Meats firm and scare
sales OF 80 packages at INC. for Shoulder. sAgc for
Hams Lard quiei; sales uf e0I brl5 az l04@nAc
for No city To primo western Butter rules firm a
lt@ 1870. for Ohio, lT@Ac ior. state. Cheese firm
!G9%r. Cotton du l. s.les OF 60 bales. sugar stead
HtSS@6hc. Coffee firm. Molases steady at 3SGS39c
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gff>, Tho following is list Of letters de
tanned br non payment of postage at tn
Po'tollioe, in this city, September 20:
Merritt 1 Drapar New York, Ny.
'essoJ. Edwards, Pennington, Mo.
Joseph II Heiptey, Richmond, lud
Miss Eva n. Heginbothnm, Wiuchcster,O
w. W. Walsh, Ph ladelpnia, Penn
Cameron & Fisk, COvngton, Ey.
HrnNIe W Maxwell New York, II. Y.
conrad Weghor II, PGnnaylyanablrg, lnh
Daniel Evans, l. asall0 III
Piatt q Brother, Now York, n. Y.
EldoTtt Barnits, Jacksonville, La.
y tlollins h o. New York, y. Y.
Miss Emma Taya nam, Crawlnr syillc, Ind
hlisa Sarah s. Lewis Grand nuG, TeXas
GapoNn J. J. Rmbi uson, Mhui & Wharf, --
Or y. Y. S"al, Kuowville, TOM.
Dr. I: 4. Vand.vor, Chicago. Ill.
Mr.. Barbara Holmes, P.ttsburg, Pom.
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MO N ETAR Y.

WEDSEaDAy, September el-8 p.
The Money market remains in the sam
close condio that It has been In for the past three
weeks, wish no immediate prospect for relief
Exchange remains y premium selling rate-buytng
at 8G4O cents
Nochangs In Uncurrent Money.
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Steamboat Register.

Moderator, Dock Orb, do /; Bcsto M
Clipper Louisville; Elien Gray, X lnuwha.
. DEPA kTuREs-Fairy Qneen. Maysvllle Parkers.
burg, M4ais2n Clipper; Lonisy'lls Ellen Gray, ka.
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sEas- The Great Eastern is expected to sail,
on wheels, from the corner of Western-row and
Ninth-street, some time tomorrow. Passage
free.
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JET We were yesterday favored with n call
from Mr.. ! H. Mendenhall, Of the New
Richmond (Ind BrouR Ace, Wo always bid
tho editorial fraternity II hearty wclssue.
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Ez5' Meteorological observations for the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, Optcan, No.
West Fourth street, s'eptember 81, 1859.
O'CLOCK. Barometer, Thermometer.
A. M-"...... ............20 81 SO
" 2N.....-..........,.,....,2ga N 2; rs
6P. .M,.-..................29.S IL
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CITY Nj ATTE RS.

las" Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door
only one cent.
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HOME IN FER EST.

SS1S. III. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No
20 Wet rourth.street.
HD' Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
nor of Sixth and Westorn.row, over Hannafort .
d"ngso Pictures taken and put In good cases f
'wenty cents. Warranted to please.
Wy Those Vest Pattern. n. the Clothine
Emporium of Mossrs. FriN 6 MCGUIRE, No. 25s W.
nu' street, ara Of very lost quality OF goods au.
without doubt the cheapest In market Evory Va,
riety Of gents goods Oh hand and sold at low figure
Give them trial
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCT'0N SALE.-BY Fl. s. MILES
N 4 CO., No 30 Main-stro t-Groceties, Glss.
var AID Wrapping Paper IT ,uc Ion We will sill
T tuRSDsY Y nORNING, Sept. "a, y go'c .ock, a
q II ra variety of staple Groceries, Glassware aud
~ piping Paper.
ALSO IS b xes German and Palm Soap, 100 boxes
Va and Ky. Tobacco, 100 boxes Pearl Starct 10 brs
smoking Tobacco, 10 hh1F. n. o. sugar, 10 tea Rice
70 brls n. o. Sugar. Loo bdls. Wrapping Paper,
sep22 ii. ). MILES v CD. hucti0neers
a UCTION SALE. - BY COOPER &
IA STOKES. Sales rooms No. IA East Fourth.
s,ls Of Gold and Silver Watch,s
MORNING, September - AZ our suction.ro"ps a
large assor ment Of Cold and Silver Watches aud q
splendid lot Of Jewelry. Sale at o'clock.
sep90 C0QPLR y STOKES. Auctioneers.
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H o A r d | n q --- Wanted for q gentle-
ND man, wifo and three children A private
family preferred One large room would suit. Ad.
dress b. D., Penny Press Ofhco. sep22bl
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R0ARDING-Two or three gentlemen de-
.AD string pleasant lace to board In q private
family where there are few hoardera, would DO well
10 call AT No. l0I Lon9w0rth. street, between Elm
and Plum. ser22bt
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BOARDING..

P0ARDING-Tw respectable mechanics,
.ED who are willing to occupy one bed, can be nc.
commodated with board and lodging In rrivat,
family. Terms moderate. Apply at No : Court
street, west Of Wesern-roW. sep22aH
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by Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.l
New York cattle Market.
New YORK, September 81
Beeves dull. Receipts 1900 head; sales At
60,0fc. Swine declined receipts 1000 head; salee
at JE6h6c.
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ES0R SALE SAL0ON-24 Vine. street,
IL one door from Sixth--bar and eleven rooms,
we'll furnished and paUered and doing a q cd bu,i.
ness. Near Woods Tleater. Inquire on tho prem
ises. 4. II. RERLIREH. scp26aws
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n0ARDING--A small respectable family,
HD without children, can have unfurnl. he'd ana {.
menh, with board, IN q private family Apply Mt 6;
Ninth street, between Walnut and Vine. sep2lbs
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'-.s.--.--- - 80 s-- ---. s---a - -s'
FOR SALE.

HN0R SALE-D0G-A fine Newfoundland
n dog, about ono Year and half old. Apply at
No. 20 Gest street. sep2Ils
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CUVlNSTON NEW =,

[Any communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. address Press Reporter"
Boz q, C0vingtcn, Ky.1
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MN0R SALE - SEWING MACHINE-A
NJ handsome encnssd rosewood sewing machine,
O1unt Webstors can bc had at reasonable price
Apply at l3i West Sixth street sepgjlct
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NEWPORT NEWS.

lSubscrlptio ms, advertisements and csmmnnica.
tone addressed to the Pross Reporter" Box 49, will
DO attended to.
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R0ARDGNG-A young man desires to OBJ
ND tain b arding In q private family, or where
there are bn few other hoarders. Terms 10 b0 mo-
derate. Address GL0RdE, at the oalce of tho Penny
Press. sep2lb'
ROARDlNG-A gentleman and lady and
.a-D q few young men can be accom- modated with
board and pleasant rooms at 81 Vne.street between
Front and Second. Accommodations for few day
D0hrdere sepl9.cf
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
DAY \ MATLACk,

50 Pearl-street,
Have now IN store large and select stock Of STA.
PIE and FANCY DRY GOODS, which, for extent
and variety, Ii unsurpassed, viz.
large and general stock Of Domestic
WOclen and Cotton Goods.
splendid line Of very rich Dress Good,
In silks, Deiaines, NIerinoes, and othe
fabrics Of newest styles.
Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestinge, ifs
large assortment.
A complete stock Of White ,Hoods, Rin-
brOideries aud Linen Goods, of ov,J
own importation.
"A very extensive stock of Fancy ami
Variety Goods, Shawls, Hosiery.
Gloves, SC. -,
Rs> We shall be in daily receipt Of oil NJ and de
sirable Goods during the season. md des ire to b,
placed In competition with anS hou Se, East or West
oS an examination of our stock. s.epl9am
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ANANTED D-SlTUATI0N--A good En-
~ ginesr (German) wants situation 10 run m
engine. Address JOHN BlERrES. at this flce.
~
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w wANTED-SITUATI0N-A young man
w from England wishes situation es clerk OF
potter In wholesale or retail store. Address s. n
NJ MS oillco sep2lbr
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" "ANTED--AGENTS TS--To sell desirable
w work Just Published, "Julian's Inferest
rabies, containing accu ata calcuaona OF lntOrpyt
ata, 0, ',s, 9and Oper cent both SIMPLE aud CON
pound, on al SUNS from one cont to $1,000 and irom
one DAY 70 SIX years. a rare opportunity to make
money IN the aaio Of this new, chssp and useful
work. For further information Us 10 sue cess, testi
mony in Ito favor and erns address stampinclospdl
or Apply tod. HAZARD DAVIS, 427 Eiilh.siroot
onL mil
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%I IANTED-SITUATION-As cook in o
Vp private family Reference given. Address
NJ H., Pres5 olce sep22bs
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NNANTED-PARTNRR--A good business
" man, with sOrne capital, 10 a GOOD business
to whom good interest will DO given. Address o.
G. + Press Office sent2hS
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WANTED.

WANTS" SALE" "TO LET" "LOsT,
"FOUND," &C., In this column, occupying tivc line
or less, two insertions, twenty five cepta.
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NN NANTED-ME for clerks.
w bnok.keepere, selasnen, porters, coopors,
for men With large and small capital. Apply 10
HALE 90, Merchants Clerks Rogistry tlIlcc oyl
West FitL.street. rsp9Ibn
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W WANTED-H0USE-- dwelling of abou'
w four or five rooms, ,ly u prompt paying ten.
ant Address u d., Press Oilco. tep2lhs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19

UNTIL very lately the EnSlish-made steel has
enjoyed an almost exclusive possession Of the
American market. So read and so
informed by stecl-nongcrs. 1t has been so,
they say, because it has been supposed that the
English process of smelling, or carboniztng and
finishing their steel, was capable of superior
results to any known, or at least practised by
American manufacturers 1t has been more of
All object among those who use steel in large
quantities in their mechanical operations, to get
a prime article at large price than a tolerable
or even pretty good article at low price
we are told that this is particularly the case with
our Rolling Mill men, with when n superior
article is as much, if not more, probably,
of an object than to most other branches Of
manufacture in which steel is used. Any one
who has ever visited the mills when in full tide
of operation, will have noted the myriad little
choppers or chises, driven by steam with i'm
mense force, and which required to cut the
little iron Stats into nails with much facility
and surety as if they wooden shingles
The wear and tear upon steel driven with the
force that these little choppers are and doing the
amount of cutting Of iron which one of them
does in day, is incalculable Hence it becomes
an object to procure quality of steel that will
run the longest possible time and do, all the
while, unexceptionable work.
And this brings US to the point of what we
have to say. One of our Iron men yesterday
introduced to us Mr.. j. C. Stevens, agent of
Sntus & Co.'S Cast Steel Factory, at As Cliff
street, New York City, who presented us with a
specimen Of steel manufactured by his company
from the Peru iron, which he considers and
warrants equal to any steel produced in the
English factories. OF the general nature and
properties of steel, further than Il 81 were to
be learned in a superficial chemical study of
them, we are, Of course, not qualified to speak.
We call attention to this steel simply upon the
recommendation of couple of our iron men,
who are practical judges-one of whom is the
agent, Mr. j. N. Vance, who will be happy to
introduce it to the notice of such of our manu-
iacturers as may be curious to examine it.
specimen can also be seen at our Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19
TnE peculiar features of the Panhandle coun-

TIE peculiar features of the Panhandle coun-
try, in a political way, nre just now a great
source Of disquict to several Of the ragged,
starved, dirty-faced little red wamus organs
Taking their cue from the Argus, they are annoy
ed, to say nothing of being greved at the spread
ing heresies of the Panhandle counties. They
are exercised to know whether or no Wheeling
sis Virginia city" Whether dad Caldwell"
ought to be hung or transported. Whether Por-
ter is not wolf in Sleeps cloti ing, and especi-
ally, whether or no his Wesburs speech is en-
endorsed by the Democracy. One of them says
that the Wheeling Argus is the only sound in
stituton about here, and per contra, thatit is
pitching into the proposed Republican CCuven.
very ''cowardly" in the Wheeling Times not TO be
ton, like the argus does, and that as for the
InteEIigencer, it's the most heretcal sheet that
ever was or ever will be printed from the days
of Faust down to the ''wreck Of matter aud the
crush of worlds"
These Red WamuS Organs amuse more
than one of Sut Lovegood's yarns, yes, more
than that about playing horse which is al
lowed on all hands to be several degrees funnier
than anything that was ever put in print before.
These red wamus chaps haven't got three
''dimmycratic" voting precinct-and their con-
ceptions of simon pure harmony and orthodoxy
are gathered from seeing long, lank, unshaven,
carrotY haired red warnuses, who cut hoop
poles, grub ginseng, or clip pennyroyal for
living, come up in droves under the lead of some
politician like Albert Gallatin Jenkins, who,
perhaps, has been herding them around a whis-
ky shop for a week previous, and vote the clean
unscratched 'dimmycra,ic'' ticket to manor,
rather, we should say, to red wamus. These
fellows who write and print for such congenial
specimens as these, are we'll employed, indeed, in
reading lessons to such counties as Ohio, Brooke
and Hancock, whose very porters and steve
dores could be sent as missionaries among them
with equally as great benefits as1.supernummary
divines are sent out TO the South Sea Islanders.
These miserable organs great nuisance
10 themselves, and drawback to the world
generally. tits to be hoped that heavy thun-
der storm will come up and annihilate the whole
batch of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19

A CALIFoRNIA MUEAr-If the Murats in Eu-
rope give out, they can End hopeful candidate
for the throne of Naples in the gentleman men,
toned in the following paragraph from the A1tG
Californian of April G:
"a poor, wretched looking man was found
upon the stu eet last evening, and brought INTO
the station house in state of helpless drunken.
ness. He was placed in one of the cells and
laid out upon the asphaltum floor, and at half
past seven o'clock last evening he was attacked
by an epilepitc fit, and but for the prompt kind
ness of the off1cor in attendance, the poor fellow
might have died in agony. Upon inquiry We
learn the mans name is Louis Murat, and that
he is Iineal descendant Of Joachim Murat,
King of Naples under the reign of Napoleon
Bonaparte. lie arrived in this country in $40,
having considerable means and letters OF credit
the former he squandered and the latter he lost.
and for two years he has been common street
hummer"
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SANDS sARsAPAR1LLA.
ron PURIFYING TuR RLooD.

Although serofuIa, CutaneOus seOrbutc eruption
proceeding from impure OF the blood,
ally inherited yet possible for those born with per
fecy living
upon Improper Diet exposing themFelvtS mephc
malaria; from inactive Digestion all OF which impair
vitality of the blood, rendering thickened and In
famed until eruponS break upon the surface Of the
body. In this exiGeney nothing ecaeiOus SANDS
sARsAPARILLA to purify the blood. promote healthy
circulation strengthen the functional organs the stomach
and effect radical cure.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton ST., New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN Co., wheeling by Drug
gstS generality myl5-1W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19

TUE German Republicans of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, in late meeting, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS, Attempts have lately been made
to disturb our relations to the Republican party,
Be it
Resoleed, That we declare our unchanged ad-
herence TO the Philadelphia platform Of 1866
resistance to slavery extension, return Of the
Federal Government to the principles of liberty,
rights between native and adopted citizens.
We pledge our hearty support TO the RepuLii-
can party as representing these principles.
Resolced, That we cheerfulIy endorse the
action of the Republican members of the last
Congress, in relation to the Homestead bill;
and that we consider this measure as of mo
mentous importance to the working class and
free labor in general, and necessary to the free,
healthy, and prosperous Developments Of the
United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19
Look nt .he Dnles of ,he,e Cer,Iaen,e..

WRIST ALEXANDRIA, PrebIe Co., o., Oct. 2s, 1881.
MEssRs. A. L. scOvILL 4 Co., Cincinnati OhiO-GsntS:-
Having sold your Medicines a number years, wish
inform you that many bought
for the LUXGs informed that they think they
their life It's Mr.. Eubank OF Montgomery
far gone with the CONSUMPTION, and his LUSGs
much affected. By the Of bottles he has been
entirely cured.
Mr. Jas Ramsey an influential member Of the Methodist
Church. OF place, has found 'HALL's BALsAM" the
MOST EPPECTUAL REMEDY for diseased Lrxos that he
has used and will forward certificate to that eff
feet II You Wautit.
ada. BAKERS PAIN PAXAcEI is the best medicine and
gives the best satisfaction for diseases for teAih 1t is
commended, Of any medicine trs haze for sale.
Mr. Joseph Wagner very much afflicted with deep
seated pain in the 6reGst, that he could no:
cork the Of bottle Of PanAeea,
he relieved, and by Ay-eent
bottle In fact ueighbOrhood speaks only In its praise
Very truly yours, JOSIAH DAVIS.
~ d. Halls BALsAN-warranted to break up the
distressing cough the money will be
cheerfuly refunded. For sale by
TIL. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
ray10-2w A. c. GOOD CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-19

TnE Cincinnati Commercial, in an article up
pom the Presidency in 1860, says that
The time and place of holding the Opposition
Convention is not fixed, but Wheeling is sug-
gested as the probable place, and the month
time. The Republican National Executive Com
mittee is called by its chairman, Gov. E. D. Nor.
gan of New York, to assemble at Albany on
the 25th of this month, for purposes Of consul.
tation; and we may therefore expect definite in
formation as to the preliminary movements of
the Republican party, looking to the next Presi.
dency, in a short time.
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A SUBSCRIBER, in writing to US from TROOPS
vile, Central New York; by yesterdays mails,
speaks thus of the wheat prospects up there:
The prospects for good crop of wheat have
seldom been more encouraging with us at this
dition to the winter wheat there has been
large breadth of spring wheat sown, at least in
CaYuga county. The variety mostly sown is
that known as the Texas wheat. 1t may be got
in any time from the middle of April to the
same time in May. Itgenerally yields we'll, and
by being so late, escapes the ravages of the in
sectS. NJ