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A NEW YATU19T.
Important TO al! Interested IN Private or He,,A..
Mills q ". LOr'S
yriRcntial Patent 1Gill Dr..

1 WOULD inform all persons Interested IN a
] business, that have secured lai,p, G..
Mil Dress which rs have abundant c,rtis,-.,
from gentlemen ot the highest character si
have Witnessed is operations. has proved. sun.
s,-les lbs ut least one hundred per cent, an, ~
mill dress that has ever been tested. TIL =
movement consists in having the running ~
provided With curved dress, and the s,no,s.'
stone dressed with u straight dress. The s,r,.,'
dIess when pa, on mill stone where the low,
stone runs, i a little trgcn'ial. In large ~,
.toic the angi, varies To suit the size of the s,1.
In all eases the drnught on the running stop. !.
greater than on the stationary stone
An persons are mrwarncd irom using Or
ringing upon hi, patent wiihou, as,hor,,
from inc.
Persons who may wish to purchase right. 4
counties or state, will find me IA, Jcilcrson a,
absent letters lvn at the fost"ihcc at thu, phs.
will hc forwarded To- me- when leave hr /,
interior q. W. 10y,
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Black ~ssaith nud Wns~w shop
&. T.. HYNSON,
Agent for N. Z. Outlet. New Orleans.

VIII keep constantly on hand II good assert.
mcnt 81 the best LIQUORS and WINES ever
offered for sale in ihi. market al Nav Orlean.
prices, with freuh, a,kh.
Tho~c wishing to furnish their Bar. would do
well TO call, and examine before visiting The city
ar purchasing elsewhere
IurntfN .th \
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LIDtLpU & SCUAFFER.
MILL AND FURNISHING BUSINESS.
'l'llE undeisigno'i having purchased The -upo
] rior water mill, heretofore known a- hc
Lawrence Mil situated nbout sis miles
NORTH WET or MARSHALL.
take this I'cihca Of Informing the public hat
they are now prepared 10 grind corn at ihor,
notice. The meal ground at thi. mill Is Of >u-
peror quality, rs mahy living NEAR and remote
from It's location can testify.
TURNING
The rroprclors being mechanic, arr a.,
prepared 10 execute With dispatch oil Orders in
Furniture in their line.
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
in addition to the rla'rc they win coniiuuo
~ heretofore to supply their customers with
any articles Of FIRNirl NJ, dcsircd. Of their
eva manufacture. OF their shop IN Marshall. Be
ing determined 10 supply the wants Of the puh.
he with everything in their liar without DELAY.
at the lowest possible price justified las N" mar
hol They 4ocit liberal share Of patronage
which, from industry and strict attention ,o bns.
iucss, they trust win as a sequence follow.
IT ppltll 4 SCllAFFFR.
Feb, 2, 80. IT,
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A vAtSMrIHX

No Gales NJ love 50 you -end'
No hidden fame discover.
glory in the name Of frisnd
And nov. while e~ch fond .ighlny youth
u.,eat. his VOWS II love and truth,
At,r,s, tn TN, advice ot mine.
With .ausi,,, choose A Valentine.
ls,v., ma ,,r fop. who love. bIn.clf.
", Ia ,lv ,,s~ ,.uy fc,,. Obtain,
, a., ..s
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FRI II TREES.

'Nlif. undersigned cnn now suppl, from he.
nursery near Marshall Texas. fmi tpc- of
every Kind, via Pears, dNurG aud un pear stn,k
Apples, Peaches. Ncctarncs, Aprculs ,luincvs.
l.lmis AMI Cherries. OF Gmps,m ,s ol,oirc
collection. Orders received hefor December con
be ill'od in any quantity Afterwards according
io circumstance,
JOHN 1T Moan.
Ma.hlll Grpt. o I-as
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and are prepared TO IN orarf for either SIZE at sho''
s.o'sr
fs cor,,a einrs-. power ~ production, casY mana
GINS and sp,ittng these Engines pHFsrNs many 81
,a,,tss.- over the ufsitr.r ffrincs hf-i having a
ho,l., set IN irarSr. they Re away WI, the necessity
OF ,rs.vn OH rnd stack chimney which often o'-i
i,sIf Tie pfirc Of al ElTnr ~ nidk they are OH
coaslsgct-d hal they eAtnsni' al Ne SPARK -i"fr
t.a,tur The smoke pp- thereby avoiding ~ henfri
from IRE f'--alc th-r rurpacinrs. snd sinii'e con
,,ul, lion 10 no, render tr bari. 10 rft oel # -
raj, for ec0Tany And durability tA~y csniif
c ,ura...d, requiring uuiy one halfcefd e Haod
To- run one Of ten hofr- power, Ten hours,
Y'u~ II tie small .zr y DOW running on tie PiAuia
tio,, 81 A. G. WHISKY fsa near Henderson, Texas
Several oi the larger si1s ar % sacees.'ni
at ,srious points Rel itrf, aud aa bayou Iarri'
and " a-iaa riNef. Addtr,s, -.
j. y. BRADFORD,
lIandsboro', Miss.
o. 4 7. HARRISON, office Of Wright
Allen & Co. New Orleans.
Msy "a. So. No So ly
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DO hercug cqtiA that ] have had q "
Lo,s late patent Mil llrcss put IN my bon.
Min Of sixteen nJh mill rock of Broom, nal,
so ;l..k Cherokee county, Texas. and i, gioms
3 be-he,s OF ruod meal ID 2omnmtr.
nR TT RIcnArpsoS.
Eu-h county Texas. Nov. 20, y.
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Queensvasc aud Glassware.

loEclhor with all articles usually found in 1t,
ro''s hon.c-. Purchasers are very icspcc,ulI'
requested (" call aud cNaminc my Goods AMI
Prices all Of which win be on,le,l at very lcv
prices
NOV. ~. -. G.. II. rIkE
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Aasntnistratsr,. Notice.

A0o1tmtseratOr's Notice.
E1-rERS of Administration were granted
IL TO thu undersigned on the estate el E,liz,
t:ccg tccea-pd nj The November term, \. D.
lsis III lsiiss The 9th 'hsy tlwrrf) n the
county court pertaining 10 tIe estates Of dc.
ceased persons, This is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against said estate to pre-
sent ii~sn within TIN time prescribed by Jaw
AMI those indebted to make Immediate pay.
ncnt.
r. $. SMITH, Admir-
January :, 1859 l, Ct
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Wha1 bsassA ~ education do you
hsvc shle1y IN ysu school.
I w~Uuw brans'l,, Atr--tl,e master has
osed up almost whole willow ,rs.
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w U NNAY 1NETITUTE
WlTIT IND FLWIIT.
pslaylr otlNtx. Te<,.

NlltE the manag. mont Of Rev JOSH \
I CLARK and NlRGll NJ 1T BOSE. as.
sisted by other Teachers
Music S2i. Rates Of Tuition per session. 0
- and 20 dollars. Board eight dollar. pcr
mouth, in advance, ar nine ut the end Of the ics-
sion. For further narlirnlar- aldfo.. either Rev.
Joshua \. Clark or Virgil VI puho-c. Coll,.
Vile INhur t1aaty Texas
November D sis %
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Encourage Southern Enterprize.

BradimTs Portable Steam Hnsme'. ""''
ufaclured al Uoadsboro .NississipPi
WE are msking or .evrfsl sites OF tnsi"ss i"f
w to. ~. Of Planters, Va
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FOR RED RIVER.

r1>liE MN and light drnight Steamer NOR.
/ MING LIGHT, WM DILLON, Master.
4. H. Dt\lENY. Clerk. viii leave for the
above and intermediate ports on every alternate
Saturday.
For ffcigh, or passage apply on boarl OF TO
T. II. BRINIO\, Agt
January q. 20 >ol9.H
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TH Is 10 Gently that | ain foreman Of b.
Hp. min mrtory. g. ". 10y has put n
rat,ft mia .iuu. ,lr-, un fourteen mch TO-,
aul it will grind fourteen bushels Of gool rs.
m unc hour. which supas>f, anything in IT,
way 81 IA mill stone Dire. that have ever ~
m ih- ctmaNv J " Moer
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RIO se.o

! J. Pearson and Wiz IS. r Stith and VIE.
THE STATE OF 1ExAs.
Coan,y Of Harrison
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sen,irsr lIl STAGE LINE.


FROM u,rsnslL TO JEfrEE-oN. DANGER
nEu MOUNT rlFA~'Nf ~" cLNRhs-
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VoeDo Y0a MUSIC.


" ua&px r, xogKls.
fsse thee cell ~ part forever
~ vgsets an INV In vain
Fate deesre- that w must sever.
Nc'es u mrct on Garth again.
Nhsv pAies Mn bessA aho,e u~~.
Othsr besfts nay sc-h thy shrine.
~ ~ other e'es will love thee
whh ~ cosslan~y n mine
~ fasrwsii We part for~er
~ Fsssess arr now In vain.
rsts Afcrees that We must s,c,.
Ss'W n sseet on earth again.
Fare the veil
Lib tlr saaA,u ~ thr al
LYNN stih our parting Ai..
In ~ - srvrsss trial,
osstA - pag y equal this.
~ ~ wss1A \ aow A-tsrs the,
Espsy eliDs 70 r~m II will.
- sithaa ~ isssl that bofc thee.
DR. foad hsan will love thu silt.
is9lnasvsa--Aw ~ ass~v~s'
Anssxvts - - h vsia!
- lpes0 ~ ~ nsst ssvss.
&sA = oss = esrsA asajs.
Noos lhsr wsai,
e--~>--n>--= --I.-------
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N4cuy Orleans Advertisements.
paper-llanging. raiiis, GLASS, ana
water ColOrs.

Nerraan's. Reeres 4 Sons, Ackfr'aa" s,
and DsJorne's
,,.r .-,.i,-l g., t,,-. .f9,k OF ihc above rn'os-,
,n ,,l.. AMI ~ Mahogany and RnseN ''d Dye,
,snh iosk. ani keys Aisn, 1efman 'ol'rs' '' '1"''
and harss iur 1850 iintnt
Oil ouirrs 10 irhe-. i.ngihh and Am.ncah
Can, t.ls ff nffIrsii trsfnss ui 6alu g. '+''''
Canvas in rolls from 81 90 a chas ~idri
S,rrichrr. Tor trntas,s. % all ayes
~ dna Tur sasir aif o. rel bar r-'ff-it.
l6n pant sud tefn.h brushes nii HNsi
~ paeksgrs seie am silver leaf,
lNu bundle. iuich tn~ihl. white and yr'!un
Tia fH ia sheets and haaks,
1ns,l II ill iiIr u.ul' riiIfs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
All FAD OF ALI
A LIE x. II 4 Y NJ A NJ

No. l$7 Main Street,
HAS received and opened his entire stock Of
II aud ytry desirable Spring aHd summer Dry
Goods 90 which the particular attention e evry ont -
invited TIE stock consists Of, In part, folloEHs
cases superior Prints all styles and makes Al reduced
prices \
aud "a collars
case ! French Chln,1ss. OF the Iate., designs.
IL cases OF Hezshrd Nusns, very superior goods, At
all Igiees-
Of Iri.l, linens among vbish arti-
Gle At only % cts. yard.
150 pieces styles LANES and Chaiits, in which
oar grcatsr bargains ihsn ever before.
So pieces Of and desiratle Dress siks, Plain and
Fancy. Ia lirht and dark cnlers-
fill assortment MI color, % Lnpins al wool he
LANES, the very best quality ard ~ ~ cheap
NeTl ire Bnmta1nes, aisn tNe black Dress Goods
called .CA1lISE CLOTH, a-tirlr to-efher With
large stock Of Val nernrrs. br Bsrrrs, NohAr Dasers,
Dueals, six Fnled furrals, etc. etc, TOO Numerous To
MENTION
several straw Bonn, eoior,d and plain white the
latest Spring Fashions.
loo Craps slsvl.. all cooTs prices, In which
otter extraordinary haTEHln- viii sail quality
White Grape Shawl al onlv hve dollars.
About go New spriBs ShAHls Of far more desrabr styles
% pieces OF NEW CARPETS, consisting BrrsuSIis,
Tapestry, Thrrelr, lnErau, Ray CaTet,
to Ne call the particular attention Of those
ing Housekeeping, tier With large stock Of RuFa,
MHt-inrs- vt-., At rrestly reduced prizes
In addition to the foregoing complete EafOTtmcni ~
all goods belonging 10 tie Dry Goods Trade, which
ifold 70 ton, to all OF which call special
re- Country IIeTChunIs VII ind It TO their ~
Vantage to call before elss here
being hLs tie market had the seleC0u and tuvinE
entirely Tor Cash. procured Ich Los in rTratr quantities
af az reduced Irrrs than County Ne rhauts,
therefore, knowing the advanced IEices
we'll ForriRn Try Goods, all improve this opportunity,
convince themselves Of thv above and favor uith
cary call ALEX- HEYMAN,
CTS No. Ia Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
COMMERCIAI.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooNs-COmmOn 4l4 q ~.
BUTTER-In kegs 10.
BUcKETs-MaTietta S2C92,25.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve loo;
CANnLEs-TalloE mould Is; dip %; star 23.sperm TO-
OOFEEE-JavI lSc; Rio l25F l9iB.
RLouR-supsrine $40 Extra s,OO9si9S.
WHaAI-l,VO to 20.
RYE-90
COXS-S6
BARLRY-65.
OATs-52ES3.
FEATHERs-4uIS t5e.scaree-
PUls-Raccoon 3O93T5fc.
GINsASG-S5gGn.
HOPs-i,dS, dull.
LLMK-Louisylile 5000
MoLAss SIS Orleans 4Oi Sugar House 45e.
NAILs-3k for iOd.
RAGs-9S231<, dull.
RICE-5a5X.
sEEDs-FlaXseed 1875; Glover 69G5<.
sOAP-Castie per lbl59t6; common 5l96
SuuARs-Nsw Orleans ~ as hid. ss8S1a in bbl
SSUFF-Scotch &c; RAppee ~ 926.
TRA-GunpoWdeT 4J9TO; Imperial 4OD65; Tyson 35CDIOC
'ouching 2593uc; OOlOng 35dI5c
ToDAcco-5 twists 49, ive roll 249ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

~ Tho Wells5urg Ferry, SO far as it pre-
tends to be a concern for public accommodation
ought, we think, to be voted nuisance. We
expressed this opinion once before and further
experience of its negligent and selfish indifier-
ence to the public convenience has assured
Us that we were entirely correct. They cross
the river just when it suits them, and their con-
venience, we notice, observes very wide mar
gin between the up and down arrivals on the
other side of the river. To travellers who wish
to cross from the Virginia side We would say,
be at the landing at least an hour before train
time on the other side
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

tW-FIae Spring Raia-We had lively,
rafting spring rain yesterday morning, during
which anlimmense quantity of the aqueous
huid must have fallen. The cutters were trans
formed into rivuets and the sewers into cas-
cades+ 1t was surprising to see how green
everything looked after the rain. The grass
blades and leaflets seemed to have leaped from
their prisons at bound. We fear that these
healthy rains and bland, inviting days are only
smiling upon and fiattering the frail flowers
and that after getting the pure things cOaxed
out, GOODNESS and blasting neglect will ensuc.
In other words if all kinds of verdure don't look
out and have an eye single to its prosperity and
glory, it will find itself the victim of misplaced
confidence. SIGH is life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
BY TEI,EGRAPH

PHTlADE1PHIA, March % There is very little demand
for flour the market dull; extra fan-
Il 1915 superine $s,25 and fancy ut S7T6
Rye our firm At S4aI5E. Corn meal wanted sales lCIJ
bis Penna. 50. Corn bush s"ld yellow So
Oats dull 5t15j whsky steady; sales 90 bbls az 2G
u Ohio and rs; Peuna.
BALTIMORE March 70 Flour unchanged. Wheat has
Adeinlng tendency; sales OF white 81 400 50, red
S4Sal55. Corn duh 1871 for white yellow sells
ses3 decline OF &c. Provisions dull. Whisky quiet
Coffee firm at 1l1fa12 for prime Rio.
NEw YORK. 29-F"ur declined; sales 5000 bbls
54Ua5 50 for state and S65u6I5 for Ohio and t62t
6,l for Southern. Wheat very duh and quotations
nay 192c lower Corn quiet At 9Oc. Pork heavy ST.
els for mess and 81, S7l3 for prime Lard dull Mhis-
ky du. ut 2TJ[c.
cIS,ISNATI, March 99.-Flour nominal; demand
Whisky dull az 242iA. Provisions dull and unchanged
10 hhs. bacon sold 9 and 40 bbIs lard IL. Moth
ing done in barrel bulk pork, and prices nominal MOn
ey Unchanged; exchange on the East q premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
CALIEORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GRANADA.

NEw YoRK, March 30 The steamer Grana-
da has arrived, bringing the remainder of the
California passengers, together with the treas
urc, amounting to upwards Of 100000
Advices IRON Panama to the 18th. The
sloop-Ofwar Cyunc bad arrived there, having
touched at various ports on the South American
cOust
Gen, VIM. Walker sailed for California n the
Golden Age.
The Cyane sailed on the 10th for Realys.
A revolution had broken out in the Mexican
States. Chiapa City, of Conritan, was taken by
assault and many lives lost. The insurgents
were meditating an attack upon other places
aud the GuHtemnliun forces had been dispatched
to the frontier to protect the property situated
there.
Dates from Valparaiso to Feb. 18th had been
received.
The disturbance in Chila continued Calde-
ra and Copil,O were in the hands of the rebels
Talca was also still in their possession, aud
they Were making formidable opposition TO the
govt troops, who were besieging that city
The cities of Some Conception aud Talcapauhas,
which had been in the possession of the revolt
ers, had been rctaken.
The difficulties between Peru and Ecudar still
remain unadjustcd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

R-A Remarkable Fict-There is an old
lady living in the First ward, now seventy years
OF age, who has resided in this city fifty years
and has never been in dry goods store in her
ME nor inside of the market house. She has
been in good health most of that time, and has
moved about not unlike other people. She has
no peculiar aversion to entering these valuable
institutions, but it has so happened that she
never saw the inside of one. She has always
permitted others to select for her and expressed
satisfaction at the result We doubt if there is
another person living in civilized community,
especially wOmanJ who can with truth say
M VIVA We have recorded of the old lady in ques-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

B-Aa Assault and FTns.-Yesterday on
old man, pedlar and Patriarch, was going
aboard steamer at the landing, when Peter
Bender asked him what he had in his boxes
The old man, whose name is Nimrod OKelly,
replied that it was none of his (Peter's) bust
siness. few violent words, and perhaps a
blow followed, when the old man threw sharp
stone, striking Peter on the cheek bone and in.
tiieting deep cut Peter then set upon the
pedlar and beat him over the head aud shoul-
ders with an umbrella drawing several drops of
blood from as many little wounds. Bender
was arrested aud taken before Aid Duty and
tined twenty dollars and costs, which he paid.
o'Kelly was about insdtutiDg suit against
Bender for damages.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The superintendent
of Public Printing has given a contract Of 5000
reams of Cong essional printing paper, to
MesSrs. Wilcox Co., of Philadelphia.
There are now SO coast parties in the field and
nHoat, vix: ON the Atlantic coast 10; on the
Gulf coast IA; on the Pacific coast of the United
States 6.
The Washington Republican Association is
making preparations to celebrate JetfersOn's
birth day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTELLEGLNCER.
oEgIoE .ooRNER wArER AND MoNRoE sTREEEs.

CINcrSNATI, March 2y-rhc steamer Nat
Holmes, bourd from Pittsburgh 70 St Louis,
with one hundred and fifty passengers, mostly
smigrants for Pixies Peak, collided with the
David Gibson, bound from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, with a cargo of sugar and mOlasses,
opposite Aurora, indiana, last night. Both
unk, and the cabins hoated off. Fifteen or
t senty supposed to be lost on the Holmes One
account says that only about one hundred were
saved. The Gibson had but few passengers; all
opposed to have been saved Two or three of
the crew are missing. The Gibson was owned
here, and valued ut SIS, 600; insured two-thirds.
The Holmes was owned at Pittsburgh, and val
,ed at $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

New YnnK, March 2y-The steamer Empire
City has arrived. She left Havana on the Goth,
with q portion of the mails and passengers
brought by the steamer Illinois, hut transferred
in consequence Of the accident To her machinery.
The steamship Grenada was to leave the same
day with the treasury and the remainder of the
passengers and mails.
A letter dated at Panama on the 10th inst,
says that the OuScly treaty was ratified and de-
finitively signed by Martinez, and trans
mitted to England on the 10th inst, in the
steamer from Aspinwall for Southampton, Eng
land.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

W- Great Steamboat Disaster-The bust
ness community was startled yesterday after
noon by the announcement that the steamers
Nat Holmes and David Gibson had sunk by
coming in collision below Cincinnati, on Mon
dav night. Our telegraphic dispatches con.
firm the loss of both the boats, together with
their cargoes and twenty passengers, mostly
cmgrants to Pixies Peak. The announcement
will fall with a saddening effect upon shippers
here, the Holmes having departed from our
landing on Friday with something like five
hundred tons of freight, principally Wheeling
manufactured articles She was crowded. we
remember, with emigrants for the gold regions,
many of whom were from this neighbOrhood or
surrounding country, and great anxiety will
be felt for time, to hear the names of the
missing. The Holmes was n good, staunch
boat, probably worth $4,000. She was owned
at Pittsburgh, and we learn was insured here
for $4,000. Itis the greatest disaster that has
happened on the Ohio for long time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

~ The Wheeling papers state that the peo
pie in that city are to ship ice thithcr from Bos
ton. One thousand tons for sale in Erie are ad.
vertised in our columns. Men must be daft
that would ship ice to the Ohio river from Bos-
ton, when there is an abundance of it in all the
ice houses around Lake Erie, and canal and rail-
way both open to Pittsburgh Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

LEAvENwoRru, March 29.-The election came
off yesterday There was but slight opposition
to the Constitutional question, which was car
ried by small but decided majority.
A nOlle prOsequi was entered ia the case Of
Charles boy, and released from custody, he is
now in this city DIR. boy was held to bail in
$4,000 for trial at the next term Of court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

ST. Louis, March 2y.-Riyer rising again Mt
this point. The upper Mississippi aud Illinois
are falling and the Missouri continues to swell
rapidly. very heavy rain storm prevailed all
yesterday afternoon and last night. Weather
clear aud cool this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRlDorroRr, Pease township, Ohio.

IUNIISIIITI, UIIIU. =
December G. 1858
MEssRs. I. II. LOGAN Co-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for Dr. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure to say to you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com.
plants. have used them in my family for lG
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pepsia, about 10 years ago. and when any of us
feel mnwell we always use DR.. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JosHUA BAKER.
7. II. Logan & Co.. General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists Todds Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of Dr. sancord's Liver In