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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28


TU>T OPENED the largest and varied assortment
81 Of SIX Sslrfs Ties FOR GehtieInen found in
this city for sale low for rash
nh25 wIIEELER LAKIN, No. 1O2 Main St.
OsIEitfA lGrse st1ek VI six, Liqvn, Isle Thread
II and Gotten Half Hose for sale low FOR cash by
raii'5 WHEELER Z LAKIN.
I ! NDER SHIRTS ASn DRAwERs.--SIk, Gaus, seriuo,
~ IdAe Thread and Cotton undsThifts every quality.
sk, GAus, Meriun Linen and Jeans every quail
~ for sale low for cash by WHEELER LARIN,
uh25 No. Ice Main 81
' LoVFsi GLOVEsi GLOVES !-whe and esro red iltd
NJ Dssskn- Beaver. Cust0m-made sax N-A9oi!san, Ise
1hread Linen ise Berlin Extra aud Cotton Glov-s Of
every Assription. Also superior bot Of Buck Gloves
suitable for railroad employees for sails lo for cash ~
EheJ WiIkELEt Z LA!1IN.
DOCKET IASDFlF ECIIIEFS-AI large stock u silk and
l. Linen IIandkf3 OF every STYLE ana quality,
low for cash BY WHEELER 4 LAKIN,
mhs9 No-lc9 MuiR 81
NJ ARsEILLss StIIRTS-A large plain white
VI and fancy c0iOred Marsaile ShiFts
cash BY WHEELER LAKIN.
.mhEo 40. lt2 AiAin 81.
ENMBROIDERED BOsoMs--A small lot OF superior
II French Embroidered Bosou hlrs fsr sale for
cash hy WHEELER 4 LAKIN,
EILl0 1U1 A II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

No. 3AO CAAEsS1NU II - - A-AhA
PhIIndeIPhin, Pa.
THE undersigned hereby announces 10 The patrons q ,e
'FTankn,n aud the public generally, that he has be
sole Proprietor % tie above named uol having
tile entire interest of former partner, lanes
H. Laird Assumed the Fhole - the House
assisted by SIR. Isaac G. Chadsy late Of the Untd states
Hotel % this city.
This House IS in excellent order having Thoroughly
renovated within the past season. and eXertons vii be
spared comfortable aad pleasant home for the
guests who shall favor him with their patronage.
With desire 20 more fully accommodate the merchants
the dining has been arrar ge
10 o'clock II. NJ Introducing ue small tables
salts facoTy carried out by o.
popular Hotels sections the
The hours Tor meals are as follow, via
breakfast from 80 10 o'clock A. VI.
oinuer from 10 o'clock z. N.
Tea frGIn q 90 = o'clock -. "a
supper IrOm 40 o'clock u VI.
the discrimination Of Proprietor FTlnk
I'm hal! be second q Business Hotel la the Uniou and
by close attention and due regard for she accommodation
Of the guests he hopes liberal share OF
81 Coaches viii be In attendance at all % the lines, 90
convey passengers TO abe House Pare - lor each
charg,dD
Pic IF Bolrl has been rsaueedt to Oas Doilrr a4d
Fifty Cst.ts PER dry
I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Tnr Honorable Daniel Cady, of Johnstown,
Montgomery county, u. " awoke last Satur,
DAY morning entirely blind, He had had a Sc.
verc pain in his gre It toe and in his temples
few day previously.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

NEAsLY eight hundred thousand dollars, prin-
cipally in american gold, were taken from the
Emperor Souloque as lie was on the point of
cnbarling for Kingston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Two Americans, neof them from Richmond,
Virginia, while in Cuba a few weeks since, visi-
tee the spot where Lieutenant Grittcnder, of the
Lopez expedition, was SHOT. aud erected a
marble monument to his memory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Tar Massachusetts House Of Representatives
has passed bill empowering the State officers
to purchase The old family mansion once occu-
pied by John Hancock. An amendment pro-
hibits It's occupation as the residence of the Tx
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Nus HAYES, of Fort Edward, who pretends to
have lived for the last two years without food,
turns out to be an imposter y committee of
citizens was appointed to watch her, and have
made report in accordance with the facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

UsIEti.-A llrse ROCK u SIX LIqrn, Isle Ihrcnl
nii75 WHEELER 4 LAKIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Az Americanha been arrested in Vera Cru
on suspicion OF being spy for Miramon Iii
alleged that he had Si5o,uoO to Bribe the com
ulander Of the garrison.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

VIZ. occupy a large portion Of our space to-
day to tbeexclusion of interesting matters, with
a letter from a correspondent at Fairmont,
chiefly in reply to communication which
appeared in our columns some time since, from
Harrison County in this State. Inasmuch as
we published the first, it is but just that we
should give place to this reply. The letter is
well written, but with the limited space at our
disposal, rather longer than we could wish
Read the political paragraph a. the conclusion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

ArToMEY-GrSEnL Back has given his
opinion 70 the Secretary of War. deciding that
conrts martial have no powor to compel the at
tendance of witnesses not in the military service;
nor has any court or magistrate power TO COM
pei the attendance.of witnesses for the purpose
ofmaiing dispositions to be used before courts
martial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

nd iaost varied assortment
GehtleEnen, % be found in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

AuGusTA, Dec. 3l--The morning train
from Macon ran of the track two miles from
Columbus. The fireman and wood Iasser were
killed. q. W. Smith, engineer, had his jaw
broken; no passengers injured.
The morning train TO Macon, ran off at
Adams Mills j. II. Miller, engineer, fireman,
wood passer, and Conductor Smell were killed.
Several pasSenges were drowned; names yet
unknown; about n dozen were saved
SECoND DISPATCH.
ACGUsTA, Dec. Silt is supposed that thirty
persons were aboard. John Peck. one Of the
hands on the train, brought ihe Information,
and he is somewhat confused regarding tue de-
tails Further particulars are expected.
[rurRD DISPATCH
The train going to Macon, having on hoard
90 persons including the employees, fell through
= bridge when 10 miles from Columbus Sew
enteen persons were killed. The following
bodies have been recovered: Miss GuIce and
sister, of Salem, Ala; VIM. II. Smell, train
hand; lady and three children, OfTexaS, names
unknown; two ladies, Of Columbus, Ga, names
unknown. The other bodies have not yet been
recovered
Among the killed it is believed, Were Thcs
O'Brien, OF Charleston, :. C., Miss Laura West,
Miss Gorgia Yanness, Miss Celeste Sharp, be-
lieved TO be cyperians, and W. p. Dapee, Of
Houston county.
Twelve persons were saved They are Dr.
Walker, of Columbus, Ga, DR.. Phillips, Of Ala,
5. w. Blake, Of n. Y, Conductor Smell, gen
tleman from Texas, gentleman from Alabana,
and four others whose names have not been as
ceriained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

.s3-After so long time-sfter so much
warm weather, SO much rain, mud and discom.
fort, it has at last showed not here, to be sure,
hnt up North "ThO Gothamites," and the
City of Bro'herly Love"-ites, SO the papers
tell US are sleigh-riding and enjoying themselves
immensely. We feel sighted. Why could not
we have snow, and a sleigh-ride as well as
they, instead of this eternal and interminnblo
mud, Snow, as an institution, seems to be get
ting out of date in this region We believe,
however, that right well gotten up snow, such
II snow as we used to have have Sin the days
that are forgotten" could be appreciated now,
and might have as good run as the Ok Horns
or even the chronological lectures.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
d. II. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 4GI Vine street

ViScESsCs, IA, June 90, 1859.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you about TO manufacture
and vend recently discovered Hair restorative, VIII
state, for uhomsoever may concern, thatl have
and known others TO use hat IhaYr FOR several years.
been In The habit OF using other Hair RestoTatyes
hud yours vastly superior to any other
tirely eleanses the head Of dandTu and viii
proper will restore any persons hair original
youthful color and texture, giving It ealy son and
glossy appearance; and all this, without disco!ornE
hands that apply It, the dress which drops would
therefore, recommend its every desirous
ing line color and texture to their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietars, sis Broadway, n. Y f,
lin the great N Y. Wire Railing Fstablshnent and ia
Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
And soid by all good Druggists.
dee3-d,t-w&W-ly-Gs1 oet2G-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

R-z2e Druid Or Horn Players.-This
company of ancient, odd looking musicians per.
formed last night at the Atheneum, and gave
general satisfaction. Their music is of novel
character, wild and unnatural, something that
everybody ought to hear once in their lives
Iney give another performance tonight, and
we hope to see full house. Little Jamie is
Certainly prodigy in his line, and Master VIII
lie will win favor with all who see him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
HOLIDAY BOOKS. &c.

3 I An NOW OPENING % The and
fully selected % Eooks Portfolios Aibuns Writing
Desks, &c, suitable Tor oidEy frsScis, hruaeht
The city Books ranging IN prize from penny 20 svnty-
Ave dollars. ahicli may
cts elegantly bound: T. 4 Poes Poems OF The I9h
Century, "Lala Rook, Lady Of the Lake. 'Gray's
sy Campbeps pleasures Of Hope" Soldiers Tear"
Mrs Haie's celebrated Woman elegantly bound, &c
various ANIMALS: these VIII nd Goolrch's ''Wo
~ Beauty aud Hrrosn," coniaspiug
cravings hieke Is Psye'ogy frederick .A~ q r, Asg
Of Cavalry, ''Sir Walter lsuti=h times" %
E2lani Baker, "Isahrl Orsine Bsneref's r., iIuh
Milers works, Spur-rou's Sermons .Aut1crat % the
breakfast Table" -Courtship OF Miles saudl-H Ill Of
If0neleIloufs Works.
JUVENILE WORKS OF these have = greater variety
than before, lrbrars the single copy;
these would leniion "Aiinserin. Chi dreuf
and Hush" "Story Is Darling Nelly 'tiaHt killer"
and ell Of \ l. Is Books, Parlly Book, - t and
way Rolio EooSs, Doth series; Leaning TuuL, TAX
aud Ac Gc Colored Toys OF almost every description.
mus, Gresy's, American Trac= soeIeiy PEesy terrain
and Methodist Almanaes-
Baet Cannon Boards, Chess Men and Boards: almost
style bad quality Of Stationery akc yCur
selections before the assortment is broker.
JA3 C. OR,
dec1F doors North Il 81. 4 81. Rank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

- Singular Detection If u BargLGT-The
Ety tkat Unlocked tie Nyste,y.-A genteel
Young fellow was arrested over in Bridgeport
on Thursday, charged with robbing the store
room of Cleaver & Brackem, of Lagrange, some
week or so ago. The charge was sustained by
circumstances as follows: The young man who
gave his name as Leroy, was very anxious to
accompany the troupe of Ox-Horn Players, now
in this city. lie had solicited the principal of
tie troupe at a point mp the river, to take him
On trial. The principal was not prepared to
give him decisive answer at once, but made an
appointment to meet him at Bridgeport on
Thursday. On Wednesday evening Leroy ar
rived in Bridgeport; and put up NJ the Labelle
Hose Upon retiring to bed he left his boots
4 "a stairs to be polished IL handling the
boots ulc artist vino applied the Lacking, dis.
coyerel large brass key concealed in the Ii.
ming which he gave TO the landlord The neA,
morning Leroy came Down s,airs, and the first
thing he did after putting on his boJts ,as to
feel for the key. Ii Vas gone, of course; the
landlord was applied 20 aud soon produced the
missing article, Leroy remarking as he received
it, that it belonged to a church with which he
was connected. This circumstance, from its
sinsuIarity, caused some little talk, though it
would have passed by unnoticed in other re-
spec's, but for the accidental appearance of Mr..
Cleayer, of the firm of Cleaver & Bracken, who
sustained the robbery above referred to. Mr..
CIeaver asked Leroy to show the key, and it
was Immediately shown. Mr.. CIeaver recogniz-
ed it by several mmistakeable marks, as one
he had missed on the night of the burglary, and
upon CHANGING over the elegant person of the
sly Leroy, he discovered that individuals entire
apparel, boots and all, to be that for which he
tNr. CleaveD had paid his own good money
Leroy was Immediately arrested. taken before
Magistrate and sent to the ST. Clairsville Jail,
and ii is thought, he will finally bring up, for
season, in the Columbus Penitentiary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

s77- Going into the Grocery Business.-Yes.
terday morning an omnibus horse got out OF
h's place at the Mctcalf House, and ran up into
tie First Ward at a wild pace. He performed
the feat OF knocking down fence on Madison
street. wheeled about, came down street, and
ran into the grocery store of J'F. Sangston,
rushing behind the counter, and making sad
havoc among the barrels, boxes, provisions, and
50 forth. They had to tear away the counter
in order to release the frightened animal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
ARCTIC Is. MUSTANG.

.
\ IN rrgS s a ,,i.l sss 70 s a. sas
controversies, and have Away avoided tvna Nc shan IA
ded 10 5 airas a. BRAG5s ARCTIC LiSIHhNT. very
evidently has pscsfnidry orEin ilee gsisTsate4 rsH-
by BI;AGG's AkCTIC LINININT. he card dssai-
s-ee- VII ~ Nsss,, "a md net foId Iissslf re-
sPonsbs for IL deTorgd quality, az tor the injuries
resulting from the spurioUs article With uhsh
s5G Of ia, hat having ans asiss in he Hresis La
BRACES ARCTIC LiNISiINr Is nas ard has always
business und'T the style Of bragg hnroWss ssd the
pie faci that ke invented r.
Since iayeatluE the Mustang, Dr. BraEE hsshaa many
la-rred uaanhcoG be could produce
remedy ,han IN his comparatively ias5PereHesd ySt'h
EheTeHsr u was iHiiodgGsd btss eore!ns;yc tetuisny
that saeh vas the fact Eorv ehe Arctic LintasEi lad
been inlr0due,d Elk InoHs, II bad superseded ~ ctirr
IHinents, iReludlHg the Mustang L. DE aEiHe sFE-
TiCus article the Mustang made IL appearance In he
naIss., pe' up sHtrasliy s1asiy ne '.s ssiats La
persons Sho had used us JetrIr=ici srd rreus ana
Gle OF the Nusuns, eoupiaus IL had ssets, under
The mistaken iaPressioa that Is 81 ~ r9fTisior II
fore the u5r In card auoueiaF that he had fuIiler
nsiIrs ~ ID Ti- - n ~, Yr.:sts tist
taey well known = the husHe-s eorfHHify is rect
shey are too sil knouu The motive in ,is cara aIudei
transported; they dislike oIearIy usds
preparation sgPereeesd BY PraF-- Aretie Lnitai a
article 80 greatly is superior but which tly arsst 10 erI-
slider failure Aesus=aaiis ths sreetatioi, hey q
fer=d large for rs Suppression, ane isls ia ist
are iofef inr tsNsIagcr cAFeEs
abe yzn attempt persuade the lic ttat tr Arctic Lin
ment is failure The public not 20 easily EIlsd a.
-ese geuf-llru sEFoss, and readily erElpreiend u a.
u % sgra fagre tttse perscrs
tend, thsy oui sr the las 90 =tEIb a qnitt ehlyiun
Tie lzc- b. readily erccrsi1 Eiar tt ahmed The
prosperity % ,=ir 0vE .rtee- aH sen ti'y h Ter
es kaoE that article ihc suiGfaElzl
ebTty 0l EisAGGS ARCTIC LISIALNI. rossfss
intrinsic value capable OF positive a. rton ara
ElBce their ouly hops Is 1is4ug 10 that people
b dsterr from trying ~, we'll assured tst ~ ly
tested las merits, sy could BE inctd
the ll--auE In eouelsct. clam tii as Arie In
la-t 10 doe be-t article cucFei 10 Tie Hute, ~ % a.
y rLaltly tFE- ltaf le
- H. BRAGG. 4 BURROWS.
prourietgE-. L. Miss sri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

~ Detention.-A large tree tumbed in up
on the track of the Hcmpfeld Railroad, yester-
day morning, and prevented the immediate
passage of the train from Washington. Two or
three hours of 4 detention was the consequence
The late wet weather has occasioned great
crumbing along the lines of all the newer rail.
roads
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
Tilden & Co.'S Fluid Extracts.

LXrRACfS OF Aconit@ Arnica, Beidonna, Bittsrsveet
II Blackberry Black Cohnsh Black Heltbore Boodroot,
Euchu, Buchu Comp Buckticru, Butf-ruut, CaPseum,
Chanoulc, Cherry, Cherry Comp, Cneiona, Ciarhona
Comp Coccun Root and Seed, CoumIo couium, Cranes
tl Cubehs, Dauielont Dadeiion Comp Errot. Foxsye,
Geuuan Comp Gil-rr, eodensea Hop, Horthound, IIy
oscIuus, Hsdfarrea CEnabis Indcts Ipecac Jaap Lo-
bella, Mandrake. Maeo, o1u Aqueous Peppermint Pink
too Pax Root anu soura, Poppy, PleuIsg Root Prekiy
Asa Princes Pine, luf.-si, Eatamv Ehel, Rhci Aroma
Rnr aud SIENNA, Ene, rapaTla Comp scllcp. S-nekr
seEna Sqais, nils Coup suEea IVA Ursi, Nalsri-
an, witch Hazel.
TILDEN s cos sUeAE COATfD PILLS Pro,o, Iodlde
OF Iron Fills, Canah indieus Pills, $; nafia Ana PMS,
Comp. Catartc Fs Eiu= Pill, tpecac and Opium
(Dovers PoSdeF) sao nitrate Of Bismuih Plls, Caonei
Pills, &c.
TiLDEN cos Pooks OF Formula, are all Ieut al 8.
Fundeuberg's Dug Store, No. Washington Hall, and
which othe Extracts and Preparations TTden
pany will be constantly added. For sale wholesale and
retail Deco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

ST. LOUIS, Dec. sl.-Overland mail dates to
the third arrived last night, Five passengers
left San Francisco, three of whom stopped at
Fort Smith.
The roads from San Francisco to Red river
good, thence TO Upton very bad.
Accounts from the ella river mines continue
favorable.
One station on the route was robbed of its
entire stock of mules by Indians.
The snow and ice has nearly disappeared I'M
der the influence Of the late warm weather.
There was collision between the steamers
Dickey and Uncle Sam, seventy miles below
here, last Wednesday night The Dickey was
damaged to the amount Of 5000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

sY- Presemtation.-The operatives ofthe Bel
mont Iron Works will mike public presenta-
ton ola fine Bible and Prayer Book, to the
Rev. T. II. Munroe this afternoon, as token of
their esteem for him as a minister of the gospel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
~ Today is the beginning Of the new


r.lr. While the whole newspaper world goes
oil this morning in grandiloquent splurges and
,,,tstic strains on the occasion, we beg leave to
suggest, in a modest, unobtrusive manner, that
This is an appropriate time to quit chewing to-
bacco aud to leave off indulgences in all marco
tic, and stimulants that tend to destroy the ner-
yols system and weaken the intellect, and be-
cloud the brain Perhaps we could get some
thing of in the melancholy line about the hopes
that were blasted during the year that took a
trip into eternity last night, and might succeed
in convincing our j1yial readers that all flesh is
grass. But we propose to let bygones be by
cones. Let the dead past bury the dead"
Those who have suffered and grieved for the
loss of fortune or friends. let them say, sweet
are the uses of adversely" and try and become
better men and women. If you have any bad
habits, resolve this day to reform them. Ifyou
have any bad children, spank them. II you
have any foes, forgive them, and bury the torna'
hawk If you owe any debts, Especially to
this ofice,) pay them for the sake of clear
conscience, and if anybody owes you, forgive
them as NC sometimes forgive our debtors,
and watch out that they don't getinto you again.
With these remarks, " as the lawyers say, the
LateIligeacer sort o changes boats, and sails on
down the stream of life with stout heart, and
full confidence in the continued favor of an APP
prcciating and generous public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

80 -Dfssolution.-By notice in another
column, it will be seen that the firm of Doane &
adams in the liquor and produce business,
has dissolved partnership. Mr.. Adams con-
nnues in the business, and hopes to deserve the
patronage of the public at large aud particular
y all old customers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3I.-Extensive prepare
tons are being made by his friends in this city,
to give Mr.. Douglas a suitable reception on his
arrival. The City Council have rendered him
the use of the Independence Hall for the pur-
pose Of receiving his friend
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

81 The enterprising firm of Payne & Co.
advertise the receipt of more variety goods,
blank books, gloves, diaries, and those indispeu-
sable articles on rainy days, umbrellas. In
making New Years calls this morning, our lady
readers should drop in ard look at the splendid
variety displayed at Payne's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

FIRST officer of the shin WayerIv and Nj
Weeks, the second Mate, who Were condemned
to ten years imprisonment for endeavoring to
suppre S mutiny, in which many Coolies were
killed, have been liberated by the Spanish gov
ernment, through the intcrcessiou Of Mr. Dodge,
U. S. Minister at Madrid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

cy-The North Street NJ. E. Sunday School
celebration at the Athneum on Thursday even
ing realized the sum of fifty dollars, after pay
ing all expenses. This will be devoted to buy
ing a library for the scholars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

New YoRK, Dec. 3I.-Cotton closed steady;
sales 200 bales TO day. Flonr dull; 5000 b6Is
sold. Wheat firm; 10000 bus sold Corn quiet;
sales 10000 bus, 800 bus at 77a7Ss for mixed
Pork heavy at Sl7a17. 10 for old mess, $I7,G2!
for new mess and SIS, so for prime
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l.-Nothing done in bread
stuils to-day and quotations are nominally I'M
changed. Mess Pork closed at SlT, 25al7 80
Lard lOIall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. Sl.-Mr Webb, n baliff,
was shot dead at noon TO day, By man named
W. 4. Choice public meeting is being held
at the Court House to determine whether the
law shall take its course the murderer be inn
mediately hanged. The mob are now assailing
the callboose and the excitement is intense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
Treats ALL bIsEAsEs FREE 0
soFCHARGE

Lar. He devote partIcui-r afsutdn
% AL ska dtsel-esLuIba-o serufla. Is seui-
and ehEonicl ScErsl-ia Pa aiysiz- lfy D. spusia.
Piles and al arrangements q the Stomach LseF and RoH
eisi AID also 20 AL ehroae rale dsases Special
ton VII BE- giTen 10 she treatment q
BYE AND EAR.
without the Or the KATE Needle. and he has cau-
stuty on hand excellent asEotn~rt - ezuil.ul Arts
cla Eyes, and ryrnpGnuus, E1r Drums, suitable FOR
either and all a=ra-iuse-tca 10 I've n-uuteE.
DR. BAAKEE has tna3e discover Al FIuIs hat
vii produce perfect asorpticn e CaTaE1cT
- Re perfect vision 90 the Eye without the q
d. bazkre produce thrlsand certificates
tala or Tuners o. description and without
the use 81 the knife. Special made
with Dr. haakee for the aat named is
eas-s they E require his and attention
Dr. Baakre 4 Of the sklfu eelfhFnted Sur
EeoEs and Plysseans noE living lis fame per-
toraiy N nearly eVery principal city the
lters directed 20 Dr. Haakee ten ceuta fuu
distance correctly stating o. their .eafr
shan Dc PROMPTLY ansWereds and pate
pondsnee EREE OF CHARGE ice b. urs from : a NJ
. , p n Dr. RAAEEE.
Ne - LEXINGTON STREET,
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