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tFsou the 11azt:.tI T!ns+ ce,1t t.'opsenes} ,a,
Our quiet md thriving village was suddenly
startled on Saturday morning Inst by:a horr'd
and mysterious murder. a young man oS 1he
name of Iutucs Collins, about thirty Jears ol
are, lately married., lytng about one mile rom
6assrday morning. u enns 10 ils livery Stable
Of C. T. Lincoln, 10 the village, lor no1He ano
carriare. 1t was E.4l quits dark, ane on cross,
iuc tue lower bridge in the most t5les'y se'tea
demanded his money. lie toad The man Ie had
nonc. The man Immediately seized him W tue
cn'iar with one hand, und with the other drew
pistol from lis pocket, aud prescnt,uE II 70 US
breast, said "D ~ ynu, you haze. ana n.st' II
coI1;ns iii. and the man riaed h's pockets tx"
~ ,n ol5 wallet and about four dollars in bills
4 number Of persoss heard the report OF the
firing. but hearing no QUERY no alarm "as gi'.,
en-, and tue murderer escapco. Gon; .ss staStl
ed for the Quinncbaug Hotel. few rous de:.ant:
! Ncf1yc bc reached it. hc waa fonnd " cit1cn
nhose attention was attracted by.h!s' c,otaes
| bc;nr on FIRE. On arriving ut i9e hote,, Luz
wound proved 70 be-aoe1aI casv us VIZ stts,noon
home, where |,e fingered until Sunday afternoon
: issr;nc most Of the time be was nble to con
verse. apd He gires nFet5 eoFIcet account o. tne
afIair' Tic suss he has no sgsp'clon Oh n"! TGs
or INV cause. 1t could hardly hare 1eea .os a. us
VI !a:r ~ h;xanoearHEce wou}d not have tempt
~ ~ snch m outrage The whole transact'on
~ ;n,olxed in the most profound mystery.
Thc town has offered reward Tor tne appts-
bcns;nn.of the murderer, and tnc COUNTY, - W.
c ;ng secured in every direction for us asses':
=. ~7 49, :-++---zi=--e-.---- -+---zi=-- - C-.rxs>so
m..on,e Ifarpcs'~ Ferry Comn7.t'ee'
lcorss.,osaene- ef .As Il Essnssf s,as1aE s9iu It,
!, ,.,;o:. III the uasper'a Ferry Committee
in the Senate alremds fear that the -
H,;i rrove failure. Ar: Mason seit eeI;.'n ~. =
~ ~ fnntset that he was going 70 stassle IN
srhoIe country by, bis terrible des a'qp9ent1G;
|" nro,n;,,cnt Rcpubticans we're Golng 70 ne lmpi'
aatad md no,iticailr ruined. kTtr uosee., - :,
D. Wiz froin tue Ha1,er's Ferry h'ssf'e.' ~ y:
,e othc9 1ay expressed his opinion GRen1 ~ ~
49, IJnnse ihat ~ Investigation would faseal
II aan,.i.;d uiau" for the anFAs1on o' 'oe s'a'
70 1sep J : ...,-.'- ::
Oh ,',,M Mr Mason E7ows u little feartnl mn !
b. viii not 10 abe 10 mike Ills worn koos e. n
- al, thc witnesses sent for md 70 ne ssp'
NJ a. nan, @ card il Richard Healf Of Texas; He ~
IT. e turned traitor alseudy, i Is thought ta
Of s ha rnnJy to make my kind Of eaa.onr >.
I'D ~ hardly believe he will darn 50 psyona :.
Nv W. .ren at last Ar. Mason, like nj 1hte'nEs
'ea nnnn1s st he North, behescs 1nat sGasSiy i:y,
CO. gcor' ,aen wero co9uizant Of Brown q pa.
hat aoI ,h,t even they snppoBea hun neas " -
anu %n .,aycs. iusteAd of ser~ilc ansufrec'e
' I'VE I'VE r. I've hoped Thai The af1stoetau Gen"s an
vii be ready to ta'nk tan =, aoe bso1n, o With IL
l., more complacsneT.
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Tur WEATHER ron TIE WxxK.-The follow
ing Is the range Of tue thermometeF ior me
week, taken By E. l.. o'Hara, apothecary aud
pparnnceutiss, No. 80 West Randolph street.
ccrnrr nf Canal:
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F,nE--The alarm Of fro yesterday morning,
about half.pas. len o'clock, WAS caused By q
Slight fire ia an unoccupied building on Frnnk-
iiu street, GetWcca Lake aud Water streets. for
t,er1g known rs Dntton's livery stabla. 4 lew
nails of water extfueufshed the Gre.
, 1859-12-31

HAPPY NEW YEAR.-Grand
, L F.nrr p.c.s asa Civic Eall "a MONDAY EVEN
I'M jsnussy ,s Il A., Afsnsm* sr.1 81 p1$s.nt %e!
EytrT FIersnu Wit b. usr 4ke this assembly ona of
she mot <a<4n, Of the ssoa During ~ ersan< ese
~ he mana thst ess1 pe,son ~ arsa1
lfrss ns snre tescpt3n. SH nrsto eh2aatffs aAsEtt
l&A IL ~ stcHs.d stcHt: ~ a. ~, MI LASfx3t
, 1859-12-31

prpt1c MISSIONARY MEE11xa.-Thc City Mis-
siou will hold its first public meeting on SUNDAY
afternoon in st. James Church, at 3 O'Clock. A
report Of the City Missionary will be read, and
several addresses may be expected by the city
clergy. The public are respectfully invited to
nttend
, 1859-12-31

3. s. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT counEs.-l1is
Honor 1udge Drummond has given notice to
the bar that no petit jury will be summoned uo'
III the second week in January. The Courts
will be open however, for the hearing Of cases
III Equity and Admiralty, aud The disposal Of
, 1859-12-31
QEf11frdl Notices.

DOARD OF TRADE ROOMS,
II C1.c4oo Ds,enh.r =. 1852.
Tbe Annual Rero,. d the lo4rd Of II te Of the ey of
Gh.caso 1874 viii BE- pahhh.d .st aly ~ 1tnst2
lease WITH The Secretary It ~ - -" - II nnss ~
vi " ,uaIed u tea ts1Ql lua+s p-t hans1ed pss
Win thcr business Es rseteo on ths rad eo 10
te hanlled Ia Immediately. s-SA1LAs' see'stA3'
, 1859-12-31
DEASONS FOR US1N G
G. q e r us
Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

Than Academy q Atde3ne certify tfst Il eanta'ns
IS pss u III ey Psr= Cod Liver OIL
1Jha41 an fat that Oils - b 1s!nNat'
Ad muat b. t.anxto1oAd Into eEauzon ta Us stomach
4LThat in uoott ofthe eaxes IN Which Cod 1lTtr W
rr.abed The stomach ofhe pastnt not T. prper CUE.
a;Ln 70 1n2te efn.s!1s u tho aaouat Of oM Atsn ard
tn,t Ktr and sometimes the Nho!e Of fet OIL ases
ID aad eorseQcanty lnoptta8ise- A!s u e1y
t1a-ed u tae dr.tettona+1 r.,
}d-Thax ny Coa l1es Oh JAY eacz compound q ~
at ssxaf enuuAtnu Of fitaf II 10 contact VIII
quid; which take. p:aee ss soon - s-aAes The 10
MaEn. xhatsIeF lt4 Condition NAY Be.
Fh-Th4tt II ekea tie Phrt:eaa hesttFe Cod 1tver
on 70 b prescribed speae q osher"l.e ny JtiI =
more ellsole he crude e1 beng soLd
=e1ez ia IA s.onsea to aseefEo ss rasus ptesss
q Digestion aad aasalatlon Eaea @ Ae eo1f.5 tes
xsied. Ia condition 10 uaata stanldva vhlea
vaYsa les4tte ease when The oil lndlesied
Tu1 fhA abuse cnnddssan tAa Rap<Etot1tJe ef Q9esu
CoI ve1 Oh ley everth% cruds OIL 70 be Acfno"'sfs
/ Il r. 4 poSttiyY md neunte4 4.ble fAe$. So1d "
| ncl0a&s8,4m FE1ON CO., u lAte kt1te<-
, 1859-12-31

eol!ee.,on Of Tie Kos. r. aa..tal pasts a'E.sss
dc ti4uo Font rez1 tases xsd drtaaas se;nrt fcr
.or4ai Fsrt.ss "a Hup1 CeL1. Ead3 In e2aal. ftse
Two &oTAa.
!. Published BY o1ivsr pi:aea 4 c., 1=tua. =
, 1859-12-31
Nrtn ADVERTISEMENTS,

IL r. SCRlTE3. 4{rertpsy 1sF*. = o@sT;-F-.s
a<Ae,f{ t. ,@+~f.. ~ III as al IL
Ses.Ixs Ftsees Of TIE kanA HA-k N.af-3
, 1859-12-31

TOR SALE-PACKING BAR
REFS. Ctr M.ae. 9cus.a.tlv On hand. Al'". LARD
Kers and Half Barrels,
ur r. 4 sEAvERxS, No. JH Ctark ststet, aed oko
Vt y, H;EE e; SHS x - 4 tt.athots street tts3l431n
, 1859-12-31

.r fntnrrrent Of which will be 1ktdy psos cnteL Ne
TonlG " ste th.t svesy sL!r made A. she sGvs AanH
factorY sut b s.tnk sanp, kuaTafez9
aaa p w IT ~. En..-nter nh ia 1elSb:1+lGtod
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Scales.
P. G. HILDRETH & BRO,
No. 53 Main.Strcet.

Wheeling, Va.
A RE AGENTS FOR II0WE'S IMPROVED WEIGH
IA ing Scales, Hay and Cattle Scales Portable DION
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 400 "a
. VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcuIrEAL Pam, Py7yE,prrc
Nov .: 1855. a frst claEs Diploma awarded hy The
Virginia state Agricultural ScCi"ty. These fcnJcI
have been introduced in Virginia hut two weeks in
which time they lavo received FIRST CLASS D1r1oNI
ana two FIRST CLASS MEDALS and arc approved and
recommended Iy all wlD have examined them. CaIl
nIm SEQ them at -
&c. HILDRETu BROS, a5 sIain st.
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A Reporters Description of Fever
and Aone
[FrQm tho Philadelphia North Americana

[From the Philadelphia North Americana
If our local department has been better
for the past two days than before, it is to
be attributed to the absence of our i!regu-
lar" reporter, who succumbed for FORTY
eight hours to an attack of what in western
parlance is termed the "agur," in the YER
nacular, chills and fever. People who
have never enjoyed Il bout with this vigor-.
Gus affection, have missed series of SEN
sations to which all others are as pig iron
to doubloons. The primary symptoms arc
sense of ''goneness" in the stomach, the
dlaphram feeling as though it were an i'm
perfectly inflated balloon floating amid
space without ballast, altogether in viola
ton of the physiological unities. At the
same time your head feels as though it
were bass drum, with four boys thump-
ing at each end. This for about two
hours, when the chills come on. The chills
are an institution that would, we think,
have more Sorely tested the patience of Job
than all the "hoilsn in the universe. 1t
commences Mt the bottom of the spine, and
slowly ascends until it reaches the brain.
Its progress being about an inch to every
live minutes, the taller tfic man the livelier
the time he has oft. When we say lively,
we mean that the teeth for the time being
usurp the functions of the tongue, and
Chatter necessarily as bevv of advanced
spinstcrs at a country tca-party. The only
sound that can equal it is Pete Norris
race-horsc solo on the bones.
The peculiar sensation of the chill can
be family initiated by suspending n cake of
ice down your back by set OF pullevs,
passing over the ears. Draw up the cord
so that the ice ascends the spinal column
at the rate of an inch per hour, and Won
have tolcraby good idea of "the chill"
Of course it is understood that the cxper-
iment is performed when the mercury
stands at zero, and you stand up to YOUR
knees in snow bank.
After lying in this condition, under the
weight of six heavy quilts-which impurt
no warmth whatever-you have an inter-
val of rest. Then comes the fever, and
you pass through the opposite extreme of
heat. You imbibem gnllon-more or less
of lemonade, and then, worn out with
the shake. fall asleep. If you are in a
cheap boarding house, the lundlady NAV
perhaps send up the servant, with n re-
quest that you will "plcase get up and do
your shaking on chair, as the bed isn't
accustomed TO rough usage" Such things
have been done, and may be again. It
looks rather unfeeling, but it is nothing to
what is endured upon waking from that
sleep. Then comes the misery of the ague.
The cxcrutiating headache, which still re-
mains, is bad enough, but not worse than
the imPotency of ones mdcrpinning, the
limbs feeling rs though every knccpan
had its bottom knocked out. and every
flre-plug one met in the street was stuffed
reception chair, with extended arms, i'm
ploring you to be seated.
IIeaccforth we shall never wish our bit
terest enemy n greater misery than the
ague. Compared to it, all other mMladiea
become mere whimSeyS
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MINED BLooD.-Counting back only a
few generations everybody is related to cv-
erybody. DIR. Palfrey, iu his work on the
relation between Judaism and Christianity.
states that the increase in gcometricai
ratio of the number of our ancestors as
we ascend proves that, after some genera
tions, everybody is the descendant of cv-
Grybody. If we say that there arc twenty
eight generations in one thousand years.
and every man has, on the average, two
children, whoever lived ono thousand years
ago has now considerably more than a
fourth part of the estimated population of
the earth, even if there have been no in
termarriagcs among his descendants
These, of course, there have been. DR..
Palfrcy says: "You and 1, reader, have had
more than thousand millions of progeni-
tors since the time of the Saxon Heptar-
chy. Whoever you are, it is extremely
probable that the blood of Egbert of Eng
land and of Egberts mcanest menial runs
in the veins of both of u.s."
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22. 1853.

even worse than that of sowing dissensions
between the free and slaycholding states
They lead directly to an uneasy and threat
entng condition of the slave population.
When it is declared that the Republican
party is only an abolition party is dis
guise, that it embraces nearly the whole
North, that it sympNthizcs in the schemes
imputed to Brown, and that, numerous
and powerful as it is, it will be the defend
er and the ally of the slave in the hour
when he raises his arm to strike off his
tetters, the way is rapidly prepared for the
accomplishment of the very ends which
are deprecated. Does not the slave hear,
does he not sometimes read, can he not
see, and do these agitators suppose that
they can go on for years with their mis-
representations without touching his
mind? Do-they suppose that four mil
lions of human beings, held in degra-
ding and CALLING bondage, can be told with
impunity that numerous and powerful
party is eager for their emancipation. and
that it will soon be in possession of all the
resources and arms of the government,
when no power on the continent will be
able to balk its designs? Talk as you
will of the speeches of Phillips and
Cheever-therc is no incendiarism now
abroad half so dangerous to the South rs
thc,incendiarism of these democratic DEM
agogues.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble at Odd Fell
lows Hall, corner OF Market
ana Quincy streets.
YIRGTNIUs LODGE. No.

NIRGINIUS LODGE, No. 3.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Goudy, n
GI James Courts, v. e.; j. NJ. BickGl, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE, NO. l3.
Merits every Monday Evening. n. C. Marsh. n G.;
JW. browning. V. G.; w. r. McKclycy, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 80 Germany
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich,
N.G John NJ. Buersner, W c. JOHN SNlAdC Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. SO.
Meets every Saturday Evening. d. II. Rennard
y. IL; II. W. Rciman. V.G.; W. NJ. BcrryhilI, Sec'y
PANOLA LODGE, No. So.
Meets every Friday Evening. L. F. Becler, n. q;
JOHN A Vincent, V. g.; W. l. BlaiH, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPMENT, No. l.
Meets the PIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
Zach month James ". Hall. c. P: l. F. BeCler IL p;
Join trew. s W.; w. p. SICkelvey. Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCANIPHIENT. No. 3I
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
fach month. Charles Lnclt, c. p; y. Stcgcr, H. P;
= i. Hoffman, s. w, c. LNohmeullcr, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 134. GERMANY
ISets every Monday Evening in their HALL corner
o. Iiiih and Vine-Sts- South Wheeling. ]. &. Miller
u Jacob ltZ- V. G.: Peter Zimmcr, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCI ALTON.
TRusTEEs.-I. Cotts, john Hamilton, A. I0rInr, J..
LuSens. j. NJ. Bckel, ]. Berger, G. W. Franzlcim.
-. A. Caldwell. L Corrs President
q. BAIRD. JR. Secretary.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST oFFICE.
Arrival and Closing of the Mails.


Washington, H.. daily. Except Sunday,) arrives at
10 4 VI, closes at $50 p. VI.
Isrkershurg. Oy the River,) arrives Mt 3 A. NJ, on
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. Closes at $50 A. ~.
VoBdiy, Wednesday and Friday.
PaIkrr-burG by b. 4 o. Il r. arrives at G.43 T. NJ.
C1res at C:3O A. NJ.
N.i Train from tho Fast, arrives at 1853 A. NJ
Cees at GAS p. NJ.
Express Train. from the East, arrives at s:58 A. NJ
(1C-.S at 10 \. VI.
Accommodation Train from the Fast Except Sun
1,j arrives at G:43 p. NJ. Closes at 6:3O A. N.
Pittsburgh, Except sunday arrives at 3 A. NJ
Crcs at 10 A, 81.
Cleveland i Pittsburgh Why Mail Except sunday,)
E;rres Mt 1880 A, 81. Closes at 10 A. VI. ~
Great Western except sunday,) arrives at IL II.
Cses at G:3O A. NJ.
st. ClarsvilIe, arrivesNt PM Closes Mt ESQ A. H.
CaIiz. daily, Except sundny.) arrives at 4 r. NJ
G,se- at G:3O A. VI.
Bethany. Vn. arrives Tuesday Thursday and satur-
Iay at II NJ. Closes same days at 1880 P. NJ
R,erSons Station. arrives Saturday, ut p. NJ
CC-,- Friday, ut A. N.
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis
every Monday and Thursday Mt A. NJ. Letters de
signed for it should be marked sOverlnnd, via ST.
Luis.
Tho Overland Mails from St Joseph No.. to Placer
Vile via Salt Lake City leaves ST. Joseph every Sat
urIay. at A. NJ Letters should be marked, Cover
land, via St. Joseph.
Ra>Office opens at 7:30 A. NJ Closes ut T;3O p. NJ.
Oieu on Sundays from to 3P. NJ.
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PUBLIC HALLS.

NelIeon Hall, cast side Main between Quincy and
Masonic Hall, northeast corner Market and Monroe.
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
AthcnRum Hall, corner John and Market
New odd Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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H1-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rntcs
:, 69H early Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
n 10 the space occupied and tho number of changes
AN from transient persons or strong
prescribed by law.
Bpsines: Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year
or 60 Tor SIX months t for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than q square = : ..
, Ihe privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
tile Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
we'll rs all legal advertisements and advertsements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
. %. Advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly. - 60
cases Mt full rates 90 " '
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noylIJ59
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New Books

IN 6W bOOkS.
JUST RECEIVED: AT j. c. ORR'S, log MAIN ST.
- Adam Bcc. ItIyls of the King, (TcnnyponS Iastl
Dr Frenclis new work. GLOSSARY Of English Words;
Life and Travels of Baron humboldt with an Intro,
dnctinn by BHyarl Taylor. KCcollcctiOus Of Tcffrv
IlnmlylE The Roman Question: ITartly Norman: <
bachelors Story; IecOilcctiuns of iliS RcvoIntion;
I'h!k OF the Chess Congress: The Shelby Memorial
Samuel Martin: Ten Years of n Preachers liz, Lr
McibuIn: the Blind Preacher McnIorr or vid0cG TX
himself; Henry ST. SOhI. Gent: My Bril- Book; Poster
and Tea: Prcscotts Works; AlsO general assortment
of Juvenile Books. We have very large variety
OF Stcrosc"pic views ranging in price (nciudng in
strImont9 from s. 500 rcr gctt. Parties furnished
with general assortment iOr 80 cents to 81 pcr even
ing Tho largest and finest assortment Of StatfomeT
ever brought to Wheeling. especially forreta and city
trade Wall Paper from till lst Of january at
cost to- make r.om for Spring Stock Give ua call
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,;n:, District D<p"ty Grand Master for Vesern VTr-
IT;gJ H., ~. ~ y,
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d r. +. b "A a X E II
TREATS ALL DISEASES

StPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To ALL CIIRONIC
~ Diseases-CouGHs. CROuP. CONSUMPTION. INYLUES-
~ T., ASTINA BRoSCHITIs all diseases Of the MOUTH
NOSE, THROAT AMI LUNGS nll SKIN DISEASES nT every
description successfully treated:-IuNnAG0 Lt,NR1R
AnscEsSEs ScRoFU1I, RMEUNATISN, GOUT, NEURALGIA
PARALYSIS, EPILEPSY or COMMISSIONS DYsPEPsTH DYS-
EMERY. DLNRRnGA. The very worst rz,s.s Of Pr 70
cured in short time; also of the stomach Liver and
b"wei; There are many diseases incidental to women
Nh chi1Fen which are treated with distnguishGyuC-
cess All particulars will be given ley letter. Dr. Ba-
kee can prndnce one thousand certificates of his pcr-
iect success in curing
CANCERS OLD SORES OR TT cE,RS IND D1sp,c
ES, FlSTULA OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. SCAID
HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS OF TIE NOSE
Or in any other part of the body.
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
Ot every description, and without the Use of the knife
ofany surgical instruments. These last named tIi.Is-
es cannot be cured by correspondence: thcrcfr, ali
such PATIENTS must place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision
=, Ut. HStkec has made new discovery Ofa 'Fluil"
tat VIII produce absorption Of the "CArARACT" and
restore permanent vision 10 the Eye, without resort
10 the Hllic. All diseases of tho
EYES AND EARS
Arn successfully treated without the se of the knife
or ncetle. Dr. BHakec has constantly on hand ut
his Office an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TTMPANU.AS on EAR DRUMS
Which are suitable for citcrsex and all age-im crt-
ei III hNc minutes Ear TRUMPETs of every tles1 rim
tion also every variety of artificial articles known in
the world-a large assortment Of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
Will NN, the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
meIIt.
These articles are perfectly natural an, adapted for
cIier sen anu can be sent by express any part of
tne world All kinds of fTrusscs for Hernia or Iupturo
of every description. for either scSand TrusSes lnr
ticularlN adapted for females in weak condition ,
for those with PROLAPsUS UTERr
DIR. BaiIkec is Of the most celebrated and skill
inl yhys:cans and surgeons now living His fame ia
known personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed to DIR. BHakec must contain ten
cents. to pay postage md incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases can he treated by correspondence
except those InentiOned which will require his per-
tS- Office hours. from . Il. to4RM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PrT1cE, Io+ Broadway, few doors above Fourth st.
-ISIlL, 2a NEW YORK CRY
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WHEELINO LODGE, No. 12s.

WHEELING LODGE, No. 12s.
Meets first and third Thursday Of each month, ex-
Az @ June July and August when it first Thurs
, VI w Bates. W. NJ, T. H. Logan. s. W, W. C. Halt.
~ " I. Melvin. Secretary, F. 4. Brentnger, Treas
Beans Tyler. > - 80 - L.
,i,n rSsr MNsrEns-I. Coshorn, W. j. Batea, l. H. VIII
hams' F. A. Er~ntlingcr.
OHIO LODGE, No. IoI.
Meets first and third Mondays Of cuch month.
M ~ pGneN W. NJ W. j. Houston. s. W. A j. swce-
G: " NJ JHs- Mckinney Sec, William Wilson, Treas
TyIsr !" Nees"H' : D., Henry OFT, J. D., - Flacl
: %sT p L, M4srrRs-w. p. Wilson. George W. Sights
y j. arden, D. Murray, Geo. DuIty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 1s.
Meets second Monday of och month.
I; IL Logan. H. p. 4. j. Sweeney. K. s.P Rrov,
- eN'Nney. Treas. DIR. G. Baird, Jr., Sec.
CIV FSsF sist, y; R-J GOshOr, w O. Scott, j. g Wheat,
WHEELING COSISIANDARY, No. I.
Meets fourth Monday in eaci, month.
~ ~ j. BAte4 Z. G. L H. Williams C;enl A. j srea-
c N w.. "; r. Wilson, p Geo. Baird Jr, Recorder.
r. HroWn, Treasurer
s.'sF !sF Ec-G"orge w sigbt4, /. H. William. VI. J.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-22
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Wheeling Baptist Church. south side Clay between
Thh and sixth
Disciples Church. Market, between Bddlc and Third
Streets.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. - Friedrich. pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling. Rev. Vim. Heller, pastor.
German Lutheran ChurrlI. Rev. W. Buergemoir,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy, over Intclligencer Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Clarnc Street NJ. L. Church. east side Chnplinc
between First aml Second. Rov. j. L. Clark, pastor
Fourth Street N. F. Church, west side Fourth, be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas M'Leary,
TastOT
North Street NJ E. Church. northwest corner North
and Market, Rev. !. S. Patterson, pastor.
south Wheeling NJ. E. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Row
Tk,Ras Nc 'Clcary, pastor.
t;ernan NJ. +. Church, East Side Cllapline.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. west side Fourth between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Henry K. Wcc,l D. D. pastor
Second Presbyterian Church. southwest Corner
Webster and Market: Rev. n. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church. east side Filth between
Chestnut and Filbcrt, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian CHURCH, east side Main between
Adams and Washington: Rev Alfred PAUL. pnstor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church, west side Market, he
twernJ Jefferson aud AIntiso Rev T. NcIure, pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St Johns Church., west side Main, between First
Nni Second; Rev Southgite, rector.
st. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Fifth and Sixth; Rev. Z. T. Perkins rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St James Cathedral southeast corner IIomDiIap
AFi Fifth: Right I;CY. Richard V WhecIan bishops
Rcy. James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
$. .AIrEunsus Church. west side Market, between
BNilir and Thiri Filth Ward; Rev. Kieus, pastor.