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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
cornwaIrs Halfway House, Bristol TarnriNe.

Testimony CT MIR. Ahnct Ei,nss, Market street
above sixth, ooTrOhOTdiive ui .he loacy OF vi.
iisnis' Anti Dysprptic Elixir.
d.. James Williams:
Dear Sr--it ives ne great pleasure to know IN at
you are asau preparing yuur mrhIcIne for the cure
oi Dyspepsia, for many of my SsquaintanceS have
repeatedly asked ne " here IL could he procured,
showing shat had been cured by II. y think
that pUIc IL hA.'Wi, G.cNrpt nt The great henoht
hav, received tfouuti use at your mcuIeInc is
not uuly das sOI. bis may h. usciul To Others,
row make u. For several wears ] suffered from
by sIepsia win ch trcrcaset IL such extent that
my health aud constitution wee rapidly sinking
under IL. | was compelled To resIrict mys,lf to
the most sInple food. even that could not di-
gest ieit Iuts at stTrn III. disnc alton to ex-
ere isr end las yon have It IN your advertisement
general feeling OF DIR ,.rCssion aud ndesc ribabic
WEAKNESS. ~ tue sear Isis, he airing from others
high tetommHn ndHtlons OF your Anti by speptic
Ehxir prouu ed aud used Il with lhe most happy
,fr,I; under Il Inhurn,e Isuguor aud wsarIness
gradually passed away, AID my appetite returned,
winch I could Hrstty with impunity. Ten years
have now elapsed, aud my confidence in the cuIa-
i've powers ct your med Ionc has ou -se incress
cd for il completely cured me when failed to oh
Ia Ia relief fOm any other source.
Very respectfully. yours
ABNER EI.MES
The elixir" is cold IN lottlss al 8 each or six
bottles tor s..
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS,
Che mist and Pharmaoeutst, MOI, south Seventh st.
Philadelphia.
NTFor sale by all Druggist. sei6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
LING, va. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH % 1859

mans ambition pants. There is danger of start
ing with the wrong principles; Of being govern
ed as the world is governed, and doing as those
around do. There is danger OF choosing
wrong occupations How many young man
has made wreck Of himself by doing So! And
50 there is danger that you, young men, may
some of You, have to reap the evil results Of an
evil life. With this thought before me, have
asked you to attend to this truth. Just consider
the plain coInnon-sensc thought, and take it
with you-as you SOW, so shall you reap; if you
SOW the seeds of vicious life, you have got to
reap their inevitable result
In conclusion, the speaker addressed few
words OF eXhOrtatiun and encouragement, more
particularly to the members of the Young Mems
Christian Association in the course of which
he said-YOu will notice a great difference in
the results of mems lives in this world. You
will lind one, when he gets to be forty or fifty
years Of age, exercising beneficial and benev
olent influence. He is trying to 6sa blessing to
society, and he is. There is good in his words,
in the least of his actions; good in all he does.
Another, instead Of exercising that influence, is
exercising just the reverse-stil catering to
vice. II he has passed that early grave into
which 50 many fall, yon find him confirmed in
dishonesty, drunkard, gambler. And thus
you notice that the results of mems lives, up to
certain period, are very different. Follow
them to the grave and ask you if the results
in eternity will not also be different? Then let
US take heed how We SOW, that the purposes,
thoughts, principles, and actions Of life may be
as seen sown in good ground, to bring forth an
hundred fold.
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incorporated lol9-ohalter Perpetual.
Cash Capital $I,OOO,OOo.
ABSOLUTE AND USIIPAIgED.
WITH SURPLUS OF s5O6,3s7 IS.
Andthe prestige ofBs yenrs sneeessaad experience.
AssHrs JANUARY 1. ls5s:

Total Liabilities;
Unse''ied oiaims not due...----. sl7a-s9e-s4
Losses Eqvita5iy -4ajustel and Promptly Paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

JNTEhavc hand and receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment OF Hats and Caps enbracuE
every variety Of style and price. And r view ;ae in
creasng demand for first class goods have paid par
tcuar attention to the getting Of such expressly
ADAPTED the OF Our arrangemenih
with Eastern houses that enabled 70 iUrnish
latest styles Hats and Caps Introduced
Anil promise that the newest and lost beautiful
well the best qualities every description,
to be found At our establishment.
Tie public respectfully invited 70 call and examine
wlspare pains to give enrs
dee9 5. HARPER & BRO.
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Fire & inland Navigation

RIsks accepted terms eonssten; via soteney an
fAlr profit.
Espeeiui nteHtiOa gieen 10 JHsaraHee eS D WELLLgCS
aHd CoEtsls:s, Ter fessH~ ef 90 gsaFs.
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Is at the Office, EyTES NoRNISe, Sundays
excepted. II will be sent by mail 10 any part OF the United
States, at SO per n rnuni, PAYABLE IN advance.
The PosTAGE the Netr iOrb Times. any pidcs IN
tie Etd &ikds - ceHtS quarter "a CdrIHce at tie
DOsf Office trkete u = rereirad.
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Q. =. BROM n,

&. u. BROW N
1aS I1EGN S'sEsEFrT,
lfAitli IA ~ atsv-, C5cfs 1uutirys silver and Plated
- Ware. Fancy Gvous, &C., &C., Wholesale Ertla
AGENT frr the sale q The CfLEhisATED A3EEICAN
MAatlitS. iaarufsrturld b. AFFLEIuS, TlsLI Co.
A gent crth. MLEhLhE & WILSON sLN ING aANiiNLS,
arupuIc his from kt9 loTk with couiirIr
aoGifttf OF -Nclf Rf4rtF OF goods IN h- hr~ Nhis All
be offered price compete With ans Lntfe lu tie
EAtrc. a-I.is-ls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

UPWARDS OF SlI, 100000
or Losses have been paid BY TIE Ena Co,
the past s. ye4rs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

published departure Of every Mail steamer.
Price wrappeIs cents for single copies 81 per
pa yabie in advance
7eras, iRrGsiItiy edtA IN fdraHce.
All letters be addressed the "NEW YORK TIMES,
M Y0HE CITY," mh22
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

WHEELING, VA.
I'VE receiving spring styles Of HAS, Caps,
w and Straw Goods which, when complete, Will surpass
any other stock OF the kind offered in t city Our
stock Of Of the and most fashionable
STYLES AIp-skin SIX soft, B=aver CassimrT Metropolis
tan, Hungarian Obercn, Mario Kossuth Planters Tur
ners aul Fren Styles which offer prices
pTesen tstrifErnty market. The
lie are respectfully Invited call and them
selves [apl51 BLISS CAMPBELL
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II. w. & R. NESBITT,


COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE.
No. so MAIN ST., cast eide,
BETFEEN RIDDLE STREET e MILE AkLEI,
CENTRE WHEELING.
Nv will aud Keep constantly hand all
w Kinds Of CoppcT Tin, Sheet Ir0u Japauuri and En-
ansrd ware Irons Cotire Nils Table Cuiiery, &C.
Also CoonE Stoves parar and Store The latest
an best dessa; all Of which Will sell extreneIy
low price for cash.
Joobtng OF all kinds promptly ATTENDED to-sueh roof
pltting conductor, sPSu;rE valey, &c, &c
Afeles every description in line - business
10 order shortest notice aud on the best
ml4-im T. W. 4 Y. NESBITT.
OAGESN Dice article skirts in mad
1 iy- weather, jist received At
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ARRTVALEoF- THE oIRcAssIAN.

81
ST.. JOINS, N. F., Sept. 27.-The steamer Cir.
casslan arrived yesterday afternoon from Liver.
pool, with dates 10 the 18th, two days later than
those received by tile Vanderbilt
She reports experiencing heavy weather.
She saw the steamship Asia which also sails
ed from Liverpool on the 18th. on Saturday of.
ternoon last, to the southwark
The steamer Circassian has 800 passengers.
Nothing has tTanspired ut Zurich i'll relation
TO the conference
The sailing of the Great Eastern has. been de.
laycd to the goth Of October in consequence Of
the repairs required.
It is reported that the Princess 7Cotilde, as
well as the Empress Eugene, are encientc
The King Of Sardinia has received the depu.
tationS from the National Assemblies of Atodena
and Parma in relation to the annexation Of those
duchleS to Sardinia. He expressed his acqui-
esccncc and promised to urge the matter before
the great Powers expressing the hope that Eu-
rope having recognized the right Of nations TO
form their own constitutions, will not deny the
same right to Italy.
Military movements are continued throughout
Italy, indicating that the Italians are determined
to rely on themselves.
The Spanish expedition against Morocco has
been fixed at twelve thousand troops, the trans.
ports for which are all ready.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lG.-Saes of cotton for the
week have been As 900 bales including 10000
to spectators aud 1000 10 exporters. All
qualities Slightly declined, and inferior grades
are sdlower; the market closing dull Sales to-
day [Friday have been 1000 bales, including
2,OO0 to exporters. The following are the cur
rent quotations: Orleans fair and raiddling z;
Mobile fair l-2, middlIng G7-8, UpandS fair
1873, middling 1874. The stock of cotton in
port is 6l8,OoU bales, including OIL, 900 bales
American.
LtvERpooL, Sept. 17.-Nrarset closed steady
to-day; sales 1000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

MONTREAL, Sept 81. Nonn.-rhe cricketcrs
are just going on#the ground to finish the play.
An exciting ina tch huS been fixed for to morrow.
between the six Of All England aud tile six OF
the United Canada Clubs, by each party choos-
ing five others from among the outside crick-
eters. The English Eleven play splendidiy, and
it. is perfect picture to see them. 1t is be-
in the twenty-five at Hobokon. There were
5000 persons on the grounds, and the military
band played some fine selections. During the
day there were many ladies, military officers
and heads of departments present us witnesses
to the match.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

~ Terrible Explosion on the Baltimore and
ohio Rail,Oad-2hree men Killed and .Secera2
Sayasa.-About nine o'clock night before last
t5e camel engine No. 61, attached to a
freight train bound east, exploded at Cameron
Station with fearful report, almost instantly
Killing three men and scalding ten or tW elye
others. John Harris: the engineer, was getting
NJ 10 start the engine, when the explosion took
place. lie was blown away from his station.
and his head completely severed from his BODY,
James Dawson, the fireman. was standing on the
engine lie was carried, with great violence. an
almost Incredible distance, and frightfully man.
gIed James Winters, II conductor over grades.
was terribly scalded and beaten with heavy Av.
ing pieces of iron. He has wife and family
residing at cameron, an his body is now living
at that point. Harris has a wife and three chill
dren residing at RitcHietown His body was
brought up yesterday morning, encased in a
coffin and conveyed to his late residence, as also
was that of Dawson, which was taken to his
former boarding house in hearse. Dawson
was a single man, whose parents reside in Rom.
ney, Virginia.
The exploded engine had stopped to take wa
ter and to attach another engine for the pur-
pose Of ascending the grade beyond, the train
being heavy one. The usual number of
lockers on had assembled about the Water
Station, and when the explosion took place
about eleven persons, citizens of Cameron, were
scalded some slightly, some badly aud others
dangerously. Jos. Mceks, Thos Fox and Jos.
=CamIort were badly injured by the scaldnng
steam and flying particles of iron John Crep-
son, WIN. Price, brakesman, Stephen Riley,
Nm. Lemon, Ed. Lowe and Mr. Moore were
slightly injured.
y description of the appearance of the bodies
Of the killed would seem almost Incredible. The
arms we're completely torn from the body OF
poor Dawson, and his head was crushed so as to
have 10 more solidity than a lump Of jelly
The clothes were torn from the engineers body,
aud a portion of his head was found yesterday
morning considerable distance from the scene
of the accident.
a man, whose name we could not learn, vas
blown nearly four hundred feet by the force Of
the explosion. lie was deprived of his eye sight
and badly injured. We learn that he has since
died
Among the many accounts We have heard
there has been no direct cause assigned for the
terrible explosion. In fact, the accident has
deprived the public of all who might have given
a reason for it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
IS. Peace reign once more.

a. Doom on 1.-The Belmont Chronicle
is down on the Island Fair Association, for
allowing every species of Yankee catch penny
to interfere with the show inside, and the free
sale of liquor within the enclosure" To our
own knowledge, the sale of liquor was prohibit.
ed as far possible by the board, and the
Chronicle is, therefore, in error in stating that
the Association allo,ced the sale of the article
upon its grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

B-War an Germany.-The Germans Of
bridgeport, says correspondent from cover
there, have recently been displaying their valOr
in series of battles involving almost as many
conflicts as took place recently between Napo-
leon and Francis Joseph. These conflicts have
been so numerous, and followed each other in
such rapid succession, that We have not been
able to keep the run of them. We know, how
ever, that the Mayor and Marshall have had
frequent occasions to exercise their official func-
tO'ts in relation to the parties Finally the old
HeFoincs, the mother and mother-in-law of the
opposing powers, proved victorious, having
compelled the allies to retreat beyond the bor-
de's. Peace reign once more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

:, NEW YORK, Sept. 2T.-phe steamer Moses
IaHlor, from Asptnwall on the 18th, arrived
thls morning, with s., 042, 1903 in specie The
vessel was grounded at the entrance Of the bar.
Dor OF Key West, during an hour Of intense
darkness and storm, in sconsequenceof the light
at the light house at that point, being cxtin.
guiShed. -
The concluding rngetta Of, the New York
Yacht Club, has COME of at last Three
schooners OF the first class and two sloops. the.
Mallory and Narraghnnsett sailed the race. The
prizes were for $50 each, which were won bv
the Zinga aud by the two sloops above named.
AlcAlpine, alias Marmaduke Reeves, the NO.
man swlndler, was to-day sentenced to the Pen-
itentiary for five years.
Aletter from China to the EoeRino Post MS.
Serts that the English fleet attempted to ascend
Tue wrong mouth of the river, while the Chi
nese deputies were waiting for them ut the
right place. The writer also SAYS, that the
commercial men at Shanghai all deprecate the
nasty and i'll advised proceedings of the En-.
glish.
Tie Rerald's correspondent on board the u
5, steamer Powhattan, in letter dated the Sd
OF July, gives the following account of the re-.
lauons existing between the Chinese and the
present American Minister Last Wednesday,
June Both, the Tirquan went in search of an
other entrance to the river RehiO, and returned
during the day with the report that they had
landed with an interpreter, at n small town,
q lluu lItIe 10 give the
Minister'S letter to u Chinese official, when a
troop Of mounted cavalry was discovered gal.
Looping towards them, some thousand strong. =
All hands naturally took to shank's mare as
fast as they could carry themselves to the bout.
They returned aud made report of their fail
ure, which created some merriment 1t was
given nP for certainty TINT John Chinanan
was not going to receive Mr. Ward Yesterday,
however, ut a. NJ, two large junks loaded
with produce, came within short distance of
us aud anchored. A small boat was lowered
iron one OF the junks having on board u Chi.
nese official, bearing an answer to our Min
lSters letter, and Immediately cauIc alongside.
The answer was in=tho highest degree lavora-
Die 1t seems the party who landed FROM tile
iirQuan had beenmistaken for the English In
the cavalry which chased them to their bout
was part OF guard 1000 strong which was to
have escorted Mr.. Ward to Pekin and had been
waiting several days in expectation Of his daily
arrival. The produce present for our Min
lister consisted of 10 hogs, 10 sheep, 81 sacks of
flour, ID sacks Of rye, besides ducks, chickens.
geese, eggs and vegetables in great quantities.
The answer to his letter stated that the Com.
missioner would send pilot to bring his ship
up the river eight miles. A grcat deal Of cor
reSpondence has since pas sed between to otii.
Gals, the English squadron lying in close prox-
unity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

~ Stealing the Bulls.-our neighbors over
in Bridgeport, in view of the numerous hard
cases that are cOngregating there, recently pas
SGD an ordinance establishing a chain gag.
The balls were accordingly cast in this city,
and sent over to the depot They were no
SOONER deposited in the railrond depot, than
some of the worthless who expected to be the
first to wear the ornaments upon their worth.
less legs, stole them, and no doubt pitched them
III the river. New implements of punishment
had to be manufactured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

PHILADELPHIA Sept 27th.-rhe State Fair
grounds were better filled to day than they have
generally been the first day. The entry
book is nearly full, large number Of entries
having been made to-day aud nearly every stall
is occupied. The fair is held on the same spot,
Powelton, ut which the US. Agricultural Fair
was held a few years ago and the arrangements
are about the same. The champion Yacht of
this city, the George NJ Hill, is on exhibition
aud with all her sails set looks quite smart and
rakish. The cattle stalls are occupied by SPLEEN
did specimens of all descriptions aud there are
some very fine full blood horses on exhibition.
The regular playing of the steam and hand en-
gines for the prizes offered By the Society will
commence Tomorrow p. NJ. About sixteen
companies in all will compete horn worth
$3.50 will be the first prize. A steam engine
company of Baltimore have signified their in.
tention TO participate.
The delegation of Pittsburg Firernen were re-
ceiyed this morning by delegation Of the
Philadelphia department, and were escorted to
the Independence Hall, accompanied by Cen
w. +. Small, in the absence of the Mayor, and
rendered them the hospitalties of the city.
The city is crowded with visitors, aud every
train is bringing in large additions
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FOR SALE OR REN r.


OFFER for sale the Mil property known as the
'swoodland Mill ~ containing three OF Burrs with
all the oderni Improvements. There also an excellent
settof Cardng Machines, with additional uSchi-
merry, II required connected mill Possession T
en- Immediately, II requirCd q
Also for sale two each ontainnE over one hun
dred and sixty acIeS, which there are about one
hundred acres cleared ne&ceent good state
OF cuvaiion, with an Orchard and FrLne Dwelling Houses
thereon On the other, there nifty
with good Orchard and buildings.
Also, lot of ground containing about seven In
high state Of cultivation, with two frame Dwelling Houses
ereoni Store House, with underneath bIRcH-
smith shop and stanlug eight horses together
other buildings that All the above property
Is situated within one and onCha fmes the Ohio liver
on Fish Cree Marshall county, the Greek Turn.
pike leading to Bel,on on the d. o. Railroad
THIS is one OF the best locations N Virginia for the
purchase of Wheat and other grain Tn. property is
offered OH tine following terms: .four purchase
money to be paid i'll hand and the balance equal install
ments OF one two and three with date
giving Tegott1 belIote will approved security.
Any persoL purchasing, have the opportunity seed
ing this fall IL required; also be supplied With all kinds
OF ttock Ind farming utensils TERMS
premises j. HORN BROOK
auSll nGWlm Woodland, Marshall Co., Va.
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COMMERCE. A..
WHOLESALE MARKET

w INTELLECTUALLY
BRooNs-Common S3k
BuTTER-In kegs 9GlO.
BUCEErS-AIaretta $2@2,q5.
CHERSE-Western Reserve S4S@9c:
SASDlfS-FaloW mould IA; dip 10; star qS. snerm an
TALLow-lU@3l9. w.
CoPFEE-Java 1Sc; Rio I2b913.
$SEN. - SS''Ss=2''' tN3fa s' 'z0 superhRe
wH3Ar--1.1O9l,2o
CoRS-1DU.
OATS-SS.
EEATHRRs-4Na045c. scarce
FuEs-RaccoOn 3O9STdc : ~ ~ -
(iINs4S0-S594O
HHos-G 49,S ., E ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LINE-LouIsvtile 1,6O
e e9L1ssF Sx,Ss Sugar House 4se
NAlLs-3Af for fOd. - va S.<s $sS'
RAGs-9@S1@, dull
RIcE-595x
SEEDs-FlaXseed 1875; CIover5L.
SoAP-Castiie per ID 1876 c0nmon 561e
SUoARS-New Orleans T5<ISS Lb1 ~ S5SSII;,I,
sSSrFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 22R26 ~ " 10
tsA-Gunpowder 4g@TU; Imperial 4Ndas5. TJ,so o5a-o
Fonchil. 20aSuc; 0olong 85aT5c - ~ N'NS9Os'
jI;SIhAcco-6 twists l2; five roll 24SleS
WooL-UnWAShed from IS to 22 Com,non ,vosta1 o.. -
9Ui FulI blood extra Al 40. ~ eu % 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Unless the Execu-
tive Department Shall arrive, the surveys now
IN u progress in Washington Territory will pro-
claimed limits, including San juan.
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued gen
eral order, authorizing the commandanis of
Navy Yards who have commanded squadrons
to wear the flag heretofore authorized, at sta
tons under their command.
Senior Flag Officer Stewart is authorized to
wear his flag at the main.
1t is said that our government has made
Prernptory denand of China for redress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

ST.. Louis, Sept. 27.-rhe number of visitors
at the Fair to dry is estimated at 3O,O0O.-
There wsre thilty-six roadster stations in the
ring. The famous horse, Silver Heels, owned
by Gen. Singleton, of Quincy, ILL.,, took the
first premium. y large number of Devnm,
AYRSHIRE, Hereford, aud Alderney cattle are
also on exhibition. The prizes were fairly Cis>
t,ibutcd among the various States represented.
The art observation-disclosures much attention.
The Santa Fe mail of the 18th has arrived
at Independence
Atero has been reelected to Congress by
$500 majority.
a serious difficulty is apprehended with the
Indians near AlliSon'S Rancho, in consequence
OF the abandonment Of that lrading post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
T. SWEENEY q SON
No. Is nInin s1rec,. 1YheeIinuv

No. o. Mntn street. Wheeling, Vn.
a RE now receiving their FALL LNP0RT1 TONS be-
ing the largest they have made in Season.
and en5Tacss the new styles Of WHITE GRANTEE or
IK0H STONE CilNA, together with Common White and
Go@"eG g%sensS@ts In great variety Also, large
FRENCH CHINA, Their in separate. 1fu4 Dc
0rdtad ases, C0tognes, Card Bdsets. 7ete 9Ite .tts
Fancy Caps, Mugs, &c. Also, Fine TtbLe CtterY Gas
ters &C. with their usual envy stock of The varl
Gus grades OF Preptd Gut and Plain FLLNTGLASSARE
LodL OIL Lamps, &c. 80
They nNite the attention the will duplicate
prices. AMOS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

ST. Louis, Sept. 27.-The river continues to
.recede at the rate of inches in "a hours All
OF the upper streams are falling. Weather
clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28

a-Go"e ut Lust-George Mcclelland, of
,ne GAINESVILLE IntelLigencer, was married yes
'sFd"y morning to Miss Mary Judkins. They
ssre ut the Mcclure House yesterday, en- 10 ute