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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
yhooui,p. (ou.tp, 1nfluenzn.
FOR THF RAPID CukE OF
dis. Coughs, and IlOnrse Hess.


BRoruER AYR: Twin rh,,riuy tity y"ui Poc,0rdi is
ihr best remedy v III
coup cl'lrcn We OF v"ur trater-
the South appreciate Your xii ana commend your
medicine to people. li' Nh ~ hlINi VI ~
AMOS Lsf Esq Monterey. In rites, 3i Ian $50: Il had
a tedious Influenza whuh contn,d IN" do RS six weeks
medicines without I, c finally tried Your Ptct7rdt
by the advice clergyman IN" FIRST dose relieved lie
soreness in my and iub i s. than one Iaf the bottle
made me completely vii, Your medicines are the cheapest
the best buy, and we 's'cm you, Doctor,
your remedies as the i"tr NAV Friend
Asthma or Ehihi. G. and Bronchitis.
MIST NJ AHCH. SRI L. ia, Feb. l. le16
Your Chtrry Pcctprdi i orornnE marvellous cures
in tins section II has relieved several tom aaHhS HhP-
TOMS Of tonu ton and /. ,uing " no has Labor
ell of the iarg tn last forty years
HENrN L. PARKS, Merchant
A RAMSEY NJ. u, Aietn Monroe Go" Iowa, writes,
Srt lS5 During tatrt Of many years nave "hh'l
hing eaual Gurs Poora ioy giving ease and re-
LET to copsuap,l5c patients Corning such rs durable
might add volumes of evlieu but the most c'nv Ihc'
proof the of tbs Icledy l. found IN It's effects
upon tial.
Irtb bah 4, known which cured
many and h dangerous as ls Some n" human
reach bht those the curry fttorat ahfd'
rv,iei aud comfort 800.
AsroR IIorsF NtW York CRY, March d II o.
DR. AVER I.uWtiL; trol iy and pleasure To IN
(Aarrn Fc0ra has lone Tor my wife She
had been five months uud,r tn dangerous symptoms
Cusumption fum ch 40 ad we culd boc"r" gave h
Ii relief She s'caIy talung until DR. Sir'iG "i
where hivr come u a,E!cr, Recommended
n al at your We h liz kindness. as w" do Your
snil 5r she has recovered nat dty SHE j. not vet rs
she used To lHI r"" from Ter r"hsh and Gals
herself well Yours nuh gtaii'ud, md regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF ShelbyNie.
Coasnmpirrs do not GsIair Ill lou have tired Afta thf'
ItriJrdL II made tN Il he best mh'i III
he wmld and all MI Us speak the high merits
al It's NIrtues- Tilld, bhid LoGgr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

4 30 FOX EllE FAIR! IL The UnINCf.nI ffy
4 and thousands are participating IN the ltrtNHts "hrh
affords For the werk The
thl,ug M ,d l., the vi Has To enjoy
,Iy participate the Interesting winch
atc Ia offspring at su, h occasions,
Among ne many attractive which the gathering
Thousands invited, and ever welcomed may b" found the
Uhfharsi PhOtoy rdIhtG Gdtfy next door 10 the II
u Buh, nuhturg, Va, where hundreds OF
1 ut nobl,s IrkS tHlbiui
shoud sinIc Ot thu tsc,"
short aud at that ,ahnoi
i.ut to tctsc,
Cases and Frames of every sly lie and
p!i, Also, LuC Breast lils, FIN
g,r Kings, " atch Seas, Charms, Ac
s lie of the art, at an hours "i tue
dt, ANA in Az Kind, of weather. -. Ii BLISS,
i,t Iut, Practical Pinot ~ l,nisi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

I uhscr her respectfully invites the attention Of tie pub
H., and Cha-cIs particularly, 10 the superior il1
NH VI PIANOS manufactured Inn. \ splendid
IL, Fl INSTANTLY hand
llanus have ,c,v,d Premium u years success
.l,s -.6 aud l. -. the Fairs at American Institute
Palace in competition with most of the eaduS
New FORK hos aud unqucstonaby of
aua!y tone, fun round. and brilliant, well
durability. Halter ourselves approval
rrlhwrcd artists in y,ntuns to- ht our Pianos stand
-aa nnuy others and clua! toany Grand Plan" N
of aud elasticity OF touch comhu,d
iha .,rat.si which very rarely
respectfully solicit strangers AMI
themselves ui the ahoN before asing
H. All warranted
II II ANSEN Manua,iu of Piano Fortcs.
dom W Iifhp0MS, lhi Centre NV Intk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

u
rNIIE will continue tie Gf0rry and tomms""
nj well k,uwn stand, Lately I,
shcarcr the the Market where he Wa Keep
constantly hand iirfe and well s""' ted sincA u Dtf
EIES IIuI OS IAIS &C all ut winch he VIII Hn'rtor
en- All OF prndae, Ia Punttna Gus
tacrs n credit lie respectfully requests his fich
nnI The public hn liberal patronage, aS he Is
,urc { give them sisiartioh . ......
WM. I HARVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
BALTIMORE
ROBINSON'S
MANIPULATED GUANO.

THIS UNEoUALED fERTILlZlR composed Of one half
L best PERUVIAN GUkHO. Que half fine GROUND ROME
and PHOSPHz TIC 0UAAO 10 In condition for imne
icing prepared by and Improved machinery By
pcrfet eombinbti effected r.rlue.
Ing ali To uniform due powder application by drH
otherwise. Is In IN. NEST perfect order And have no
anon In saving ali crops IL equal To any fer
ger ever offered farming community The QUALITY
WILL KEPT PERFECTLY UsIFosh In all eases ard WAR
RANTED contain per cent OF AMMONIA au1 10 20 ~
per cent BONE PHosPliA ~ OF LIME IL put npis
good bag. shing about - lbs each Purchasers vii please
notice that uame h RoBi ASON, branded each bag
N ne other h genuine
NV long and the general satisfaction
he t,,,rs given by sold by III, hope he
Guarantee fns the article represented
vail Keep constantly hand the best PEntVAN MIX
,CAy and which viii sell low any house
IN the city. WM hobINnoN'
Nos and f IInll nRsworh street
Near IIatt Strrci WHAT.
BALTIMORE.
Robinson, Manipnl tied uanos also sold in lbs ~ suit by
follow ing Agents
L. Ne, cit, a .xsndria Va
tiarr..on L. Maignc Norfolk, Va
r. II Skinker a. Go Niehmnnd Va
Thomas Branch a Sons. Petcfsburg, Va
r l. A q. Worth. Wilmington y. Z FEB 13djtna
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

Having sold my entire stor g" Clouds my "ll Nind
ave located o House. opposite ilal Livery
stable Will continue the tr0,rry and t"mHSstan In
Thankful tfiru1S and customers Tor IL" 'cIhi
,vundrd solicit continuance ui
ihc same assuring ten will onrr iltrmcntN tor ash
, keep instantly on hand. mice selection ut CIRQUE.
LIES AND STAPLE DRY GpcpN al a. Corn NJ AL Las
I aud Mil DIAL. j. {. SIZE \ttE.
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

7IRE, lie AMI "a AAs1N iNsa R4t Nt'E =
n lNNtHHuKa liosk flHtt lNslhA>cEJoMiANh II his
company Insurance. against loss or damage ny f" On
Houses Stores. luuacco FACTORIES and DtuCf hht
iufiiuTe, good, ad intlcianAo, eeietA', IN
town and country % the most iasUttor terms
u,ks Insurance the oI all pat'ihs tl M
good aui sound constitution Tor Ac"iur dhi" !
a.,, e lnuii.d period
employ cd ordinary ocenpatbhr "i' ~ 'H9N'"""
r,.t,u.iGsr
ainpau, viii also take marine ri ks from ahdtotHN g."
ia, SY:!uIu 81 southern Ports, at favorable r~tts
BDAKD OF DitiLC IONS
JOiiN ROBIN MCDANIE', Precedent.
JANIS VI. tDHBS, Nltr P't,"i'ht
GLoI.i,t. Is THURMAN Snitt t'.rf"",t.
DlhLL TOkS.
liIi> DIEf TAYLOR, Nm L. ANh+'Hp ~
JANts / .PAi>t, JoHN !, - tt''.
NM. ii NIKAtION, MAURICE =. i.'N"H9hNit
>ANttI H. MtnI>Sry, CuAs K. SLA,1itttti,.
Jas. q. " iLI.iAMN, treasurer.
tLIIp r. WILLS, Scrry.
ok W w. o. 81, :" a, '"hH' Medi,a ESamttrI,.
llr Mrdtt at hth,rc-iu Ia " al nc
At utioc oi uiIus vt,hu.! e't"e" 'ia
no .. 81 :, ana 4 lock T. M t,D I'D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22

HeL Just received an"t"'r Suppy 1t -" 'e""''"
N.,4a uai SIbA wood hl tt'li
SOC universally admired Al t!,s II amt a"
place. BY IA" great shN.ts -! t"'i az,
vr vGiur I''HI aLd 'iirti riva
Che NaIiuG. lie titm,ns / kIs lit! 49, ''"n""'
.4., to tie " hht'
i, tuci, VIM rINat
Ia "a
~ th" -u"k" t't "i'ItF"t
tn-44rtui cooking ltnt- 1t TIA" stove
Its, co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-22
Girni Northern, Western and AOuth-"r-tcr,
NJ ALL ROU T E,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Ia - ,,ss &c -
v7UR Charottes,i lille Staunton Lewsburg and Charleston
II Va Gnyanlote, Tw daily Trans Tor Washing
Hllunore, phiade.p hia New York. Watching Cucin
nali ..eu,>s Iie
Ia, Passenger Train leaves Richmond. daily
6:ia ~ NJ.
Eg Accommodation Passenger. Trau leaves Ricl
da! ), except Suniays9 al ll5 T.. n
Inc b.l5 a lraI connects AT Washington Win the $50
+, NJ !o Is T. VI wth the Old A NJ Express Trains
Washington for the different points above named
u IhrIush Tickets al in Lyuthpag a tho
In Dirr of the South side Radroad Co. o W HokN.
EE. iicNct Agent
10 New York -
}" BALTIMORE. .......................... u 81
Pass nsers tor Washington are t down AT ay Hot" upon
P"Gus, wanna AYci.u, free ui charge
Passenger. leaving l., nehtnrs al $50 By the reg li
Mai rails Richmond with the IL - a. NJ tHl thu-e
by the Freight connolaI"u a. 80 NJ connect
with the J.il +. NJ Train.
Their transported between the De
thu Depot lIo
tui'y Avenue in Washing. thus saving hack
Through Tickets be procured in Washington Pitts.
burg ZanesvIe Dayton, t.luAhus. Obi Decatur Jrier.
de- Indianapolis, Wac mirs. Ind pnaua Luuss 49,
krntcky; Loui Chicago, ac, and ali pats ie
Wet " baggage checked through
1iiOS. DODAMEAD
oty3' nj SIM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
sP EcIAL NOTICES.

HEwPoRr, KY, June :, 1855.
DR. BAKu;-DR HAL1,s BA1sAN the LWaOs Is med
iene which really performs all that PurPOrs to do and
no mistakeI For ave years had the Consumption which
gradually wore upon me TN eoNed to0y bed, which
was and compelled to keep for the last ie '0tAs'
AZ that time all said could net live more
GER hut by the use Of Halls Dalsam have been re-
stored to health attend to business a. usual
feel that SO rdlHaCle a medicine should be known;
WM. WHITE.
THIS Is certify well acquAinted with Mr. White
and OF his case and that the above strictly
true CHARLES CLEVER.
Residence of both the the of Mayo and
Saratoga streets, Newport, Kentucky
For sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
ie22-3w Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
B1AsHuEnoUs PuBL1cATIoNs IN FLoRENcE.-

BLAsHHEMoUs PUBLICATIONS IN FLoRENcE.-
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Bulletm
gives the following as aspecimen Of some of the
blasphemous articles printed aud distributed
about the streets of Catholic Florence:
..Gon fcssion and Profession of Political Belief
of tie Italians, Nay, 1859.
.Prayer for Sundays, called The Pater Noster.
"Our Father who art at the camp ofthe First
Soldier of Italian Independence. May thy
name be praised, oh, Victorl May thy peacef;9
reign come; may thy will be done, "ndeT Italian
Heaven, as it is on Italian Garth; give us back
to day to Liberty; make our Nationality respec'
ed as we respect that of others; guide us to en-.
Joy peace, but deliver from the devouring
Austrian. Amen.
'sSymJol Of Faith, called Tie Creed.'
ssI believe in Napoleon the First, omnipotent
creator Of the French Empire, and of the King
dom of Italy. And in Napoleon the Third, his
Nephew, our only Saviour. who was conceived
by the influence of Providence, and born to lib
crate us
suffered under the Orleans, rcyied, arrested
and imprisoned. Descended from tho fortress
of Ham, thence resusctated from civil death.
''RoSe to the Presidency of the French RePub.
lie, sits upon the throne of Napoleon the Great.
"From there has come to judge the living
Italians and the dead Austrians.
II believe in the constitutional reign OF Victor
Emanuel, in the Holy italian League, in the re-
turn of all Emigrants, aud in the life OF Broth
erhOod eternal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

A LETTER from New Orleans says, by every
conveyance our citizens. a|c leaving, some i'll
saarch of health others in pursuit of recreation,
but the greater part on business tours. A large
number of wealthy planters are on their way to
the seat OF war in Europe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

IT has been estimated that the number Of
private carriages maintained by New Workers
is not loss than rrom $4,000 to 10000 without
including the great swarm of light fancy' vchi
cles driven by "ast" men on the Bloomingdnlc
road in fine weather
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

HUNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE cnumcrates no
less than thirty-cight substances which are en-.
ploycd to give potency, flavor, consistencc, and
other desirable qualities to American Lager
Beor. Among them arc chalk, marble dust,
opium, tobacco, henbanc, oil of vitroI, copperas,
alum, strychninc, and other deadly drugs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

SOME hackmen at San Francisco held umbrcl-
lasabout the door of n theatre, as the crowd
were coming out, while one of them showcrcd
water from window above. The trick would
have succeeded in filling their vehicles if the
police had not exposed it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
l.IndseI,a Improved blood seareher.

The only acknowledged Remedial Agent for Impurty
the Blood tina: does It's thoroughly eectuay, and
without fail! 1t cures
serOfult, CaneerOu, Forrna.tons.
Cutaneous Diseases, Erystpelas, BOtIs,
Pimples on the Face, Sore Eyes,
Old and stubborn Ulsersi scald Head,
letter affections, Rheumatic Disorders,
Dyspepsia, CostIveness,
Jaundice Salt Rheum,
Mer:urIaI Diseases, General Debility,
Liver. Complaint, Loss of Appetite,
Low spirits, Foul Stomach.
EH- BEWARE or COUNTERFEIES!
Sold only by. LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD,
tel7-d&w Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

AN Italian, examining diamonds in iewery
store in Boston, on Friday last, put them into his
mouth to test them, and was detected in trying
to substitute for one of the most valuable
paste imitation, with which he had provided
himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

EDWARD BOYLE, twelve year old lad, was
arrested in Philadelphia for firing several stables,
at different times. He acknowledged that his
love for running with "tho machine" had led
him to find work for 'her" in that way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
To the Be-DrugEed aud Poisoned Citizens
of wheeling mnd Vicinity.

TO the BE Dragged nnd Poisoned CEtIzeus
of wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deluge Of the vilest compounds In
"AlcOhOlIc Drinks" that emanated from
that pest society, the LQUOR MIXER They sold to
you luxury, they dispensed to you Medl-
cine and in either the effect is the
There is but escape, and that Is to use,
luxury medcament, safe and reliable stimulant, sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders certain that 1t has
not been tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under inspection the British Govern
ment, deIIcatey favored (unIfke any other Gn) with
Of the most valuable reetoratVes Vegetable
Kingdom, and by the healthy beverage extant.
TuE EMINENT PHYSICIANS EUROPE AAEaICA not
only It's by the hale and hearty, but
scribe 1t medicine where stimulant is required.
THE will find 1t not only pleasant Cordial,
certain relief suHsrinRs of periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only quart pint bottles all DRUGGISTS,
oERs, &c.
For sale Wheeling Va by 7. H. LOGAN CO., II Main
street. T. u. JOHNSTON, lT6 Market ST., and others.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
myl7-d&wIlm DEPOT, No. ~ BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

Mr. john c. UNDERWOOD, our distinguished
fellow citizen of Clarke County, is in the city,
stopping at tho Sprgg, where he will be for
day or two prior to his visit to the colony of
the Homestead Emigration Company, down at
Ccredo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

AN old trapper recently came into st. Louis
with pack of beaver skins, which he had car
ried on his back more than 700 miles. lie sold
the skins, laid in n supply of ammunition with
part ofthc money received for them, got drunk
on the rest, and kept 50 for week; then got
sober. and started off for another and lonely
trapping tour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

ELEVEN cars filled with Texan cattle, arrived
at Chicago last Saturday, for shipment to the
east.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

Tnp End OF the. worlditcs met in Newark, N. j.,
to declare their disappointment that the general
flare up, which had been so long looked for, has
not come to pass, but were partially consoled by
the hopes of the man who leads them, that the
merit steamer from Europe will bring satisfactory
tidings
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

WAR bulletins take up most of the Empress
Eugenic's time, but the mantua makers are not
entirely neglected. 1t is said that a new sleeve
of her invention, which has attained great favor
in Paris, is called the Francis LIST sleeve; it is
long and wide, gathered by band of the stuff
or Of ribbon which extends its whole length,
and it is terminated by round loose wristband
under which passes graceful pulled or ruchcd
sleeve
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

SEVERAL of the Illinois Banks have been put
rndcr protest their circulating notes, but as
:hey were secured by State Stocks at 90 per
cent on their market value at the time they
were taken, and as State Stocks have fallen
only 2a4 per cent the notes may be pronounced
amply secured now, as the bankers in Chicago
do not discrcdit Bank for reason of its being
protested on its notes, when secured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

slNGUbAb duel took place in Montreal last
week. One of the City Councillors was accost-
ed in the street by stranger, who told him he
was no gentleman. The Councillor offered to
prove that he was, at ten paces The stranger
had weapons, they got into carriage rode to
suitable spot and the stranger was wounded
The Councillor had to use his spcctacles, being
man of advanced age. He has no idea who
his antagonist was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

n o a I . q 81
Bronchitis,
Influenza,
Are relieved in n very short by using the
IIOA Ri o u N ID 3 y l. y y NJ.
1t does not constipate the Bowels,
Its pleasant to the taste,
It Is adapted to young and old.
Price rs Cents.
"WORTI THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
"CanDOt keep house without them"
every POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
can excellent family medicine"
1.-THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
81 prize them N E s ~. n'. g. y sLE.
The above extracts from letters received reference
to la. ToDD's BILIOUS OR LIVER PrLLs, for
liver mpla1nts,
I IN d st on,
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Headache,
Colds,
They superior to any pill In
DR.. Todds pills and Hoarhound Balsam are for sale
II. II. LOGAN & CO., GenI Agents,
mhi5 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
New Advertisements.

~AT THE OLD PLACE,
No. 10, Second Ward Market
A..s s ssqiss % s "aas s9 .ti
market days FoOd supply Of Reef Mutton I ana veal
diSs ssl an s' Ss'' ''yf sfs 8 ILf
Novelty Mills Family Flour:
1eO BbIs Novelty Minis White wheat IHmlS
10y lS received aud for ''s BY No 50 Main St.
ooFER1GEISS M6 BS,Fsls , 50 Z. MA y, dc Vel:
timber aud clear of SAP g"T IsSsvs as M5 s Sc
AtT-sssss S RI: g PG%sF Ssr NO. s 80
80. Just Fs'sI's Go 6Ha aS fs Isle ny 80 Main St.
AL ca,L .. de seS Sst,Sd I EatI [dF
sale lea y 'NO' NJ SSS 8 Main Street.
TTTINEs-5O Baskets Champagne, Chas HeiiseIek Held
w seicE Co.. DE B"nzey and other choice brands
St Julie" Eo Fi S6SS % 'as
WHEELING ATHENEUM.
more Novelty. Rest RtII Of the seasonIi
SPLENDID ACT COMEDY!
BENEFIT OF MRS. @. HENRI
And NEW DRAMA. the
ISONS OF M ALTAl
ON FRIDAY Evening, jane 24Ih. 1850,
| will be performed
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL!
Lady Teaze.. Mr. G. Henri
Sir Peter TeaEie-..-. "9'eF Aee"e
RKnowA Polka Mad. A'y Peters and O. A Lalu
To conclude with
SONS OF NIAIIAi
Mary MeTsdl,l Mrs. G: sI Hem.
81 GzoRI0US BILL FOE SATURDAY NIGHT!
~ BOY BOOK OPEN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Dress Circle 81 cts; Lady
dress circle IS cts Family Circle p CTS
COIOTed Gallery Is cts.
Doors open at ~; performance TO commence ut pre-
ciseIy.
IDURE CURKANr WINE, for ne,IieInaI plrnoses-a fen
| i doE. for sale Le4S 3. FUNDENBERG's.
ID ADIcAL CURE TRUSSES, children aIuIts-an-
jge3 S. FtiNDENBERG's.
Z BARRELS LINsEED OIL on hand and for sale nv
y jre3 s FU%DENBERG
OLIVE OLA few received anal for SALE at
~ je2J s. RUNDHNBERG'S.
West Liberty Academy!
ITTNIE Annual Com Exercises this Tnsu
Il viii TAKE place Monday, Tuesday an WEtlnrs
exercises will examinations the day time
gnal displays deb Rnl Composition
Isl the The Literary Societies Usll he addressed
ley speakers frnm abroad.
TIE public cordially HVIteltn attend.
je2O-'l tW&E:lW A. 3. ROSS, Principal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

TIE celebrated Catholic prclatc, father Fa-
cordaire of Paris, has addressed letter to the
Catholics of France on tho war. He charges
the decline of the Papacy upon Austria, and
says: "If the Papal government has become
unpopular and odious to its own subjects, and
a mark for blame in foreign nations, it is owing
to the pressure exercised on the head of the
church by Austria, and to the degrading scrvi-
tude in which he has been kept, particularly
since 1915"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

TnE New Orleans Bulletin asserts that "our
Young Indies are decidedly too delicate to romp
but they make it up in eating medicine, in being
too sick to get up in the morning, in having
headaches and other aches; and the young gen
tlemun' are almost as fashionable and have al
most as much reason to anticipate their coming
ailing." The Albany Statesman says the lines
of Tennyson's war song
"Realy, be ready to meet the storm
Rifsmen, riilenIen, rillehen form"
are a sort of modernized version Of the time
honorcd song,
ITO market, to market, to buy a fat a. pig
Home again, home again, jiggatty Jig"
The greatest instance Of impudence that we
have read Of, is contained in paragraph in the
Boston Tureler, coming to hand yesterday, re-
lating that Yankee in an Italian city stopped
n religious procession in order to light his cigar
from one of the holy candles.
THE effect of the recent war news upon the
foreigners in New York. is summed mp TINS by
the Hc,wN. "rhe Germans express decided
Austrian procIivities, and discredit the news
The ItaIians. HnnSarinns and French i.r
ecstncies, and bchevi e all"
Or the singular cPndnct of a princess in lenv'
ing hcr landlord in The lurch, New York serb
bier says, rather clumsily,-
"a very dear lady Plccolomfm,
And dear to Capp her hog and hominy'
Dear TO the public dubious singing,
And dear were the bOqnets her friend kept hnglngi
She looked like drOpsicai female Jew SICK,
And scay indeed her scale of music:
One victim still wanlers around the Academy
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A PARALLEL-The Paris correspondent of
the London Globe writes: AT the last struggle
between Austria and France, half century ago,
the drGmGtis persona, WIN performed on the
European boards, tally SO wonderfully with the
corps drumatiQue displayed to public view when
the curtain rose again on the revival of the
same play this month. 1859, that the entertain
mcnt needs no alteration:
DRAM. PRRs., 1870 DRAM. PERs., 1882
Alexander l., Gar, Alexander H.
Fred Wm L. King Of Prussia. Fred VIM. H.
Franz l., Kaiser, Franz Jos. IL.
Plus VI Pope, Plus TX.
Napoleon / :, PrOtagouIsts, Napoleon III.
v Emanuel l., SaYOyRrdI Wet. Enan
Ferdinand l., LazzarOne, Ferdinand H.
George ", frst gentleman in George " acting at
Europe Hanover.
VIvAT VIcrORIA RHGIEAi
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