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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
Negro Killed

Negro Killed
We understand that Isaac, val
liable negro mar belonging 70 Mr..
G. ~ Steele, was go badly injured I
the steam saw mill, six miles south
east of this place, by being caught
in the machinery, last Saturday, that
be died the following day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

Along the line Of the La Crosse
road, few miles above Horizon,
says the Milwaukee News, is a sign.
board, on which Is painted in large
letters, so plain that he Who runs
may read: As both of you are so
ID poor, don't run ovsr my cat
tie. 4. H. ELxlss."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
A snake mara aanoorou. tban !

A snake more dangerous than the
dreaded reptile with the rattle, was
recently killed on New jersey
farm. 1t goes by the name Of
"heople snake" Its plan is to curl
itself into the form Of o hoop and
then strike, its victim. The venom
OF this thing of evil causes death
in five minutes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
Clothing

Clothing
Nassaner f. Knights, north aide
Of the SqIare, are just in receipt
Of a large and attractive stock Of
fall and winter clothing, which the
propose selling at their usual low
prices For particulars, the read 81
is referred TO the card in this paper
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
Likely Negro for Sale

On Saturday, the 22d day Of next
month, likely Negro Boy will be
sold to the highest bidder, at exec.
utors' sale, at the courthouse do OF
in this place. Any one desiring to
purchase is referred to the advertise
msnt 10 this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

Nslice-
On the 30th Of this month, as
may be seen by the advertisement
in this paper, Mr.. James J. p tits
will offer for sale to the highest bid
der, on the promises, about 7 miles
southwest Of this place, in the
neighborhood Of Molino. very valu-
able tract Of Land. The place is
well watered, has good dwelling.
house, etc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
An American lady is living

An American lady is living in
Jerusalem under the impression that
she is one OF the two witnesses
spoken Of in Revelations, who is 10
suffer death 10 the streets of Jsru.
salem. This is her fourth visit to
the "Holy City," which she styles
"Sodom in Egypt"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

The other day, a gentleman II
ding on the Frankfort (Ky.) Rail
road vas waving his hand from the
car window, when it was brought T.
gainst a projecting plank with such
force as to break it in two places.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

Sale Of Land
On Monday, the 17th day Of Octo.
Der, az may be seen by an advertise.
msnt in this paper, valuable tract
Of Land lying West Of this place,
is to be offered at Chancery sale.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
The Largest Yet

Our thanks are hereby rendered to
the excellent lady Of Mr.. ". c. Sol
ONION, for the largest Yam Potatoes
we have seen in two years. One Of
them measured l24 inches in circum-
ference. We doubt whether any
of our friends can equal it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
l Yankee shoolmsster

A Yankee shoolmaster named
Comstsck turned drove of cattle
into the cornfeld of farmer in
Dubuque. Iowa, and during the
confusion which this act created in
the family, ran away With the far
mef's daughter, and married her.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
WOOLCARDING.

NE undersigned having purchased the
Il Carding Machine at Fayetteville would
respectfully announce to its former patrons
and the pnblic generally that they win be
ready to commence operations by the 18th
inst. Il is our purpose 10 run wagon TO
CamArgo, HalPs Store, and also to Mulberry
and Esqr. Boon's
TERMS: For Carding white wool ter cents
per ID. for mixed twelve, or the fifth pound
toll. Cash or wool will be required for cardipg
iisvariably in advance. We hope our custom
ers will prepare their wool by washing clean
and burning, and furnish one pound Of lard to
ten Of wool, and We will insure good rolls
May 10, 1853. COBB & PRICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

70 -DJings Of Tie City CouHeL-A regular
monthly meeting was held last evening. Mr..
Jacob, from Committee on Ordinances, sub
mitted an ordnance providing That Zane's
Island be detached from the third ward, formed
into separate, and called the "Sixth Ward"
a discussion arose as to the npportionment of
the representation in case this ordinance should
take effect Immediately.
Mr. Bickel, from the Island, said the people
oil the Island wanted TO be organized into a sep
arate ward because they paid money now for
school purposes and received no benefits. The
ordinance was passed.
The ordinance takes effect from and after its
passage, though the basis of representation is
not disturbed for the present year.
The Committee on Accounts reported in favor
oil the payment of the usual number of monthly
and other bills. Adopted after some discussion
us to gas bills, lawyers fees, and water works,
Mr. Pannel thought that the lighting aud extin-
gushing OF the gas lamps cost too much. Mr..
Giaytor thought the Superintendent of Water
Works had too many men following after him.
Mr.. FOrbs intrnated that Mr.. Clayton didn't
know anything about it The Superintendent
made ms returns under oath, and were pre-
sumed to be correct.
MIR. Clayton had eft agin" extravaganza and
had seen the city's money squandered. He
moved that TIC committee on Water Works be
requested to find out what force was necessary
to the Propelling the aqueous machine and
whether it was all right
The committee Oh lights reported in favor of
placing lamp post the corner of Eoff and
Third streets. Adopted
The committee on streets and alleys reported
in favor of the petition of James Rigby aud
others.
The Street Commissioner reported having
fulfilled Councils orders and asked an anppro-
priatiOn of $235. Adopted.
A number OF bids for supplying the Water
Works with coal were read and laid ON the ia
bic. Residents on Zane street, some thirty-five
in number, petitoned for the improvement of
that street, setting forth it's miserable condition
Referred TO an appropriate committee.
Petition of Robert Cummins was referred.
Citizens of Buena Vista set forth tfat the
roads were so bad up there that they couldn't
get fuel to their doors. They asked redress
Thirty dollars appropriated for the purpose.
Residents on John street asked TO have that
street macadamized, or otherwise improved
Referred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

WAsmxGrox, April l2.-Lorl Lyons to-day
presented to the President his credentials as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plehipoten-
tiary Of H. b. Majesty. In doing so be gave
utterancc to thc most profound feelings OF
the friendship OF his govt for that Of the U. S,
and expressed the hope that the ties Of anity
would be drawn still closer. The President
warmly reciprocaied the sentiments. II is AIT
nounced that the interview Of a more than
uslally cordial character.
The impression prevails that ex.Judge Bar.
rel, of Penna., will be appointed Superintendent
of Public Printing.
Ex.Congressnan GroesbeclS, of Ohio, accord
ing to the representations Of his most intimate
friends, has been offered, but declined, the APP
pointucnt of Commissioner Of Patents.
Although the govt has nothing more than
Geographic accounts concerning the recognition
of the Juarcz govt, by Minister McLanc, yet It
gives full credit to the intelligence that Senior
Malta will be received Minister.
The case OF O'Fiynn, the Post Master at De-
troit, about which there has been SO much IN
terest of late, has been investigated. So far Ii
is thought that lac viii resign.
The Republicans intend firing hundred guns
tomorrow afternoon in honor Of Jefferson d
birthday and of Republicon victories.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BKooNS--CUninion s1A g -.
BUrTER In kegs IL.
Observation-Disclosures $2d.2,25.
CHERsk-WesteTu Reserve 1Uc;
oASDLss-Tallow n,oul! II; dip %; star 90;sperm 49,
CoFFEE-Java lSs Rio ley dl3.
FLoUR-Suprrine 1910; ExtTa G,O0lsG,25.
WHSAT-l,VO To ] 30
RYR-90.
CoRS-T5t to 50.
RAhLEY-55.
OArs-52a53.
PEATHERs--iOd i5-. scarce. ,r
FGSif-Shad ga; Ierriugs &C; MackereiNo At9 TO 19
RuEs-RaccoOn 3OG3TIc. "a
GISsASG-55al60.
HoPs-TtGS, dull.
LIHE-Louisviile 1902, 90.
MoLAssEs-NeT Orleans 40; Sugar House 45s.
GOLDEN SYEUF-6O.
NAILs-3L for lid.
RAGs-2gii5f, dull.
RIcR-5abK
sEEDs-Riaxseed l25; Clover COCK.
SOAP-Castlle per 10 l5lSl6; common SOC
SuGAHs-New Orleans T56lsS hid. ss,SJz in Dbl.
sSuFF-Scotch &c; Rappee - a926.
TsA-GuupoWder 4DDTJ; Imperial 40G5; lIyson 35IOc;
'ouChing 25l53'c; OOlong 35SB15c.
TOBAcco-6twls,s l2; five roll 249Ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
RETAIL MARIlET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Nav YoRz April 12-Fiour firm; sales 500 bbls. at
% for State and s6459G 90 for Ohio Wheat dull
sales 500 bus. at ~ 50 for white 81 co. for
Corn quiet. Pork heavy at $lT8TS6DITs5 for mess
az 80 for prime Lard dull NJ ll9ClIH. Whisky dull
95K926.
PHILADELPHIA Aprlil 19-The weather unfavorAbe
business Flour dull and sales says for supeIne and
SSi3I 1882 for extra, fancy At S65I 81 Small
sales Rye FLOUR rs and Corn Meal tat S9SIH Wheat
1900 bush. sold at ~ 1891 SO for and 1891
white Corn in active request; 5000 BUSH yellow
sSc for prime and - for damaged. Oats unsettled and
2G926x.
BALTrIoRR, April l2-Flour steady $6,12H for Ohio,
1928 for Howard street and $5GT5(9O for City Nils
yellow Provisions quiet; Bacon sides OF; Pork sells
$3.50 for mess. Whisky steady at 2Gc for Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

FEDERAL Court-The case of young
Brensing, who distracted letters from the Post
Office directed to Mss Vega, was disposed OF
yesterday, by imposing fine of one dollar and
costs of prosecution. For an indiscretion com
mitted under the influence of a fit of jealousy,
tho punishment is regarded as heavy enough.
ThOs, Kemp. boy about seventeen years Of
age, charged with robbing the mail, of which he
was carrier, between Parllersburgh and Raven.
wood, was put upon trial. The evidence was
all taken, when the court adjourned The ar
guments will be heard this morning. The
Grand Jury was discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

Sent Up.-Two old curmudgeons, whose
names would exhaust the alphabet, found
cutting up certain insane antics on the Main
street stone bridge yesterday, were arrested by
officer Clayton and committed to earn their
bread by the sweat of their brOws and the pain
of their legs They were leaning up against
the bridge, when waggish fellow took their
carpet bags and ran away. One of the old cod
gers started in pursuit, stumbling over, upset
ting, aud Tightening almost out of her wits a
young lady, who was crossing in an opposite
direction
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

ST. LOUIS, April l2.-The river is still on the
decline at this point; falling at Iabont the rate
of inches per day. All the upper streams are
reccriing. Upper Mississippi still has . feet wa
ter on The bar al Dubuque, bat is falling from
there down with feet the rapids. The
Missouri is continually growing shailower aud
boats cannot safely load to d,pth of over
and half feet. The weather is alternately
clear and cloudy with an occasional shower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

W- The Market street suspension bridge is
again open to the public, having been strength
ened according TO order of Council, painted and
rendered comparatively safe. Since the remov-
al of the post Office, it is constantly crowded
with people hurrying in different directions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
Books Books Wall Paps-- &e.

Books Books Wall Paps-- &c.
An now prepared supply te ievsss OF good Iea'is
i Nth aiadst everything ihv Litsfary line 10 tic
Trad fu assortmtui Srsoul and hlauk Rocks
ash every variety Of Etaore NJ g faTt Il 80
Letter paps worth froE - 10 - -
per Legal profession and ~ uAo desire Tie
best article write upon, would az 10 call and
I examine assortment
Ihav= ofthe largest stoel5 a. WALL PAPEI'.
Pirr Gcgstns brought o. tir mar
embracing ToIls aud SO dGrrsl pat
terms, var, ing price from els. 10 $50 Tc
very cups article q G Il forms iy sold ~ $40
and 20 per Toli. nov CGsTnF - e. an - cts
Who his Eais look smoky Ird Glngy vhcn
make aud for tIie Tlouesg
the TraIe-I vii ineuecr1erts that vii justify
giving esn before YuT chasing usevhtrc an now
she TrEUlary appointed Agent for the NSu York Nsc-
dist Book Concern. " having made 10 iurnif
everything BubsheI by Carlton Porter prices
(dcvrre rre) cLhers AID retaii TurriaftrE
then New York. Also, Agctt fcr TIE American
Tract Society and Sunday School Union al - ter puh
LED The sokc icr APFlsts rs
Cyeior,t, Be tons AbTIdgtmtuT n DtbTifrt &C.
only he obtained By fubfelI teu
deliver suhscfib.rs IN IL ely free
OF elar=es JAS. G. ORR, No. nc Msin -.
mhrS \ few DOOR NoEtl. q NJ 4 ~ BaLt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
TRUST SALE.


virtue and N pursuance Of Deed % Trust sHeStsd
~ b John Eott md i4a Its wife, To Tie
Trses, bearing dte TIE sti ey % Junrr IL, and
dy %! record "a the CsTk' oicc % the County Court q
Oio county Decd Book No .oio the bengLt
- tie Grn Of Baisue Co. 81 the city OF rtisdrlPhis
NJ -e az puts aucun tie Court House a.. Ohio coun
Nsgn!s, ths lSh day Il APr l,ig, All he hlos'hE
described uarcri"f rround Uueft street. r The ey
Of Wheeng Ohio county, Virginia, lying TIE South
sle Union be- Forth AMI Fith directs and
j. sfsst- and httnt.d tolluuE-tu utt:
it has frou Union street q about tuenty-sevt f,et
AMI six neles, i width lari, foutlHad -
about h hy-riglt feet, eight foot alley,
and adj tee FEt the let % ro1ud sIeed Ia he sold
ylos nafnei william lupEiuf, and it lns
Union shv SorthNs 81 Fad lot agreed to
be sod % said Hopkins, and Wet ~ith the South side
Of Union tEeet said tIeniy seven &C. sid Fix inches usnee
back saId eight alley about htyriFt
fvt by line right angles z said Union thence
with the said North aide Of said sIELt foot alley tald twenty
feet hes Ae Ncst line Hopkins lot
thence Ttl said vest line to she sinrinLrinr szH-
conveyed -ad John Elliott ny earah Jacob and Iahe
w MITCHELL Of Jno- > Jacob dec q, deed a
ted January @1tt. ISL, duy 81 r-eord II. Above
PROPERTY desirable Tesidsree fgoa ii Mt ioca
zion to the business parts Of t city selling trustee
viii sci! AID convey ouiT such title vested Ia -
Terms Of sale, Cash 81 c. GOOD,
Eihl5-slH Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

s-I t'it 'eere becoming for either philoso-
piers or poets to NEEDLE with Natures business
at all, Alice Cary's counsel to the March flowers
would be quite seasonsblein April
Keep your muddy close, flowers
Nor dare to open your eyes,
For all this month your lover, the Sun,
VIII only tell You liesI
lie will only tell you lies, flowers,
Pretty and undersigned,
For though thls rough and cloudy month
lie knows his mind.
The daGodIl may look at itim
with her bright and angry eyes,
But pinks that with their hearts in their mouths
Must walt for warner skies
'Tis rough and chursh month, flowers,
So heed We my advice,
Else you will wake, to go to sleep
With cheeks cold as ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BmDeEPoRr, Pease Township, Ohio.
nnoo,,b,,, n 1oEc

JUCUIIUUT o, IUUO'
MEssns. 7. II. LOGAN & Co.-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DIR. 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-
pepsr, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel unwell we always use DIR. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAEER.
II. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

EW-Sad Case OF Drogning.-
morning little boy, about six years of age
named Johnny Fitzsimmons, whilst playing
with miniature boat in Wheeling creek, near
Hubbard's Mill, fell into the water and was
drowned. His mother was out washing at the
time, and had left the child asleep in his bed
only few hours before. Her husband was
drowned from steamboat not long ago. Sew
cral hours were occupied yesterday in dragging
the creek for the remains of the child. The
body had not been recovered at last accounts
1t was most heart rendiug to see the mother of
the child sitting upon the bank, watching every
effort of the men, and sobbing as if her heart
would break All were affected by the scene.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

EB-A Desperate Fight IN a Railroad Cur
we learn from passengers who arrived yester-
day morning from the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, that desperate and bloody rencontrc
took place the night tram, short distance
abovc Wellsyille, in which one man was shot in
the leg, and another beaten so badly that he had
to DC carried out and medical aid called. Ii
seems, from all we can learn, that Capt Moore
Of this city, was occupying a seat by himself,
when farmer, living in the vicinity of Sloan's
Station, came up and either tread upon or kicked
his leg probably unintenhonay. Mr.. Moore
raised up and made some offensive remark, to
which the other replied in the same tone. A
cross-Rring of words continued until the farmer
in answer to some epithet, struck Moore, when
tho latter drew pistol and fired twice at his
assailant, lodging two balls in his thigh. AT
this point one two of the passengers, includ
Eng the that was shot, pitched into Moore
and beat him most numerically, mutilating his
face and person without stint The excitement
on the train was most intense during the fight.
and the occurrence was much regretted by the
conductor in charge, as well as the officers of the
railroad company, who know the affair to have
baye been as rare as it was unavoidable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS-

3-Ihe Re0. Nr. Hunt delivered his second
lecture on Temperance last night, at Washing.
ton Hall, where, we may say, at the commence.
nent, that he will lecture again this evening.
The Reverend gentleman was quite severe,
even ferociOus, on the liquor men last night
lie clearly is a divine of the church militant
school, and has good deal Of the old Cronl
well idea of relying on God and keep your
powder dry" in his temperament. He goes in
for prohibition at all events, peaceably, if can be
forcibly, if it must be. He confesses himself
tired of tenporizing policy. "What right"
he asked, "have set of men to carry on poi
sonous business in a community? You won't
allow your butchers or your bakers to sell spoil
ed or contaminated articles? On the contrary
you punish them for it. You wont allow any
trade any business in you midst, save and
except that of liquor selling, to be carried on to
the detriment of the public health. Have these
men a right to poison and vitate the bodies and
souls of your husbands and fathers and brothers,
day by day, with impunity? Is there no law, can
there be no law to prevent ii? If there can be
none, then resort to the means which God has
put into your hands to protect yourselves from
such violation of your dearest and best inter
citg."
1t occurred to us last night that such passages
rs this one quoted, was calculated to detract
largely from the desired effect of Mr. Hunts
lectures. A man may have zeal not accord
ing to knowledge" in the best of causes, and in
the Temperance causejust as well as any other
While we cordially desire the best results from
the Reverend gentleman's efforts, we do not be-
lieye they are to be attained by such extrava-
giant suggestions. We believe that the moder-
ate steady, yet irresistible facts, which arrange
themselves on the side of the Temperance Re-
form, will inevitably carry it through. We do
not believe that knocking in barrel and key
heads, and flooding the cutters and cellars, by
mob law, ever did or will help the cause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

Pr1rsHuRGn, April 12.-Eve.-River IL feet
G inches by metal. and rising Weather wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

PrrrsnuKsm, April River 10 feet inches
by pier marx, rising. Weather cloudy an0
cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
FIR ST SPRING STOCK!
80 Extremely low T'Fices, now Opening n
ISAAC PIRA6sR IssS


ISAAC PISACs EEE'S.
II AVING Just returned from New York with well
and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
request the public examine IL before purchasing
elsewhere Ny stock Of Dress Goods will be found
the latest styles and guarantee that prices
lower than those any other house would call partie
uIar attention brillants worth richly
lsafo, only l2c; Plaid Ducas worth 25c at l26c Light
cold ~ ohntzs worth 26c 5c and other goods in
portion. huslns and Irish Lnen-I will sell Muslin worth
i25e 1Oc and Irish Linen worth IS at 4e 800 Bonneis
comprising the latest styles and which being purchased
dsreet from the nanufscinrs will sell cheaper than ever
before 100 pcs bonnet Ribbons leo Ruches Flowers and
every thing aiPertauing to the Millinery line and TO which
branch cali the particular attention of the Trade and will
be offered the lowest figures.
EMBROlDERlES-If you wish to lad tie largest, best
and cheapest stock give Call and rOtnse TO sell
Collars sets Sleeves and Collars, Hands, eTtng and
Edgiugs figures than any other establishment.
pr Kid Gloves only 5Oc worth i bOO pr Mitis at
1Oc worth 25c goo Linen Ha dkerchie at 25ac, worth
lsa 100 do ISL worth 25e 1s5 HeBsteh HaEerehie
at 81 nc, worth do at Soc worth IS 60 superior do
AZ 63JSe, worth 81; loco white Btilants at rye
is 400 Pun do ut IS, worth 25c; we'll other
white goods Nansooks both plain plaid and striped,
low 5000 Dollars worth OF Piece GoOds,
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trads and of which am
confident have the largest stock wheeling will be sold
to the Trade less than amy other House in Wheeling
can sell at; and all ask is examination and
convinced of nly ability sell. Call aud examine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER,
mh9l 1919 Main ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

CrxcrxxAr1, April Is.-River rose inches
the last 2f hours. Heavy rain with lightning
and thunder this morning; now clear bot suiiry
aud damp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TuR DAILY HNTELLHGl NCER
TnE SICKLEs TKIAL..

oPFIcE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

SEE advertisement of DIR. sanrord's Liver In
yigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-13

LAUGHLIss Z BrsHFTELD AEtnt Tor Wheel
Sold also ~ + IL LssAu Co.'S Fundeaherr.i
gfrts generally. IN