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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE COUGHING; CONGREG ALTON

TOss.-"LOrd LOUel he stood at his Cdstse Gate"
The pArson, Ike stood in his pulpit, grave,
And a Psalm he had just read CT;
And the choir had struck the opening stave
When the people ehlmed in with 'coH0h,' cough
cough
When the people ehimed in With 'eor9dP
At length the grave parson arose so preach
off by this cough-chorus set back;
For before TIE COOL man could his .secdnd!y reach,
All OVER the house II was hdck,' shdcE,' h1ck,'
al over the house II WAS tAdek-'
Again the good pRrSon repeated his text,
Ani started his sermon anew;
but SOON he sat down, exceedingly yexed,
At this cough, cough haltibaloO, loo, loo,
At this cough, cough hailibaloo.
The people essayed this coughing to stop,
And Rppease the good parsons ire;
Bot out IT would eondtantly pop, pop, Pop,
Like percussion caps thrown in the IRE, ire, Ire,
Like percussion caps thrown In the fire. mas
Then a neaeon arose. and he said in defence,
OF the young middle-aged, and old;
~ think Parson Jones, that they meant no offence;
But we've all got shocking bad cold. cold. cold,
Bus we've all got shocking bad cold"
III N the parson arose, and he said to his fold,
He thought twas indeed very queer,
That his people should have such shocking bad cold
with the famed hoEaoaind RES1nl so near near,
With the famed ''RodFhoHRd Bdtsdn" so near.
His flock knovIng well what their Pastor 'weI' meant
Were early TO "DRiDGE CORNER" away;
50 tere was from the aid which the bah ann lent,
No coughing the next Sabbath day, day clay,
No coughing the next Sabbath day. so.
Vow good people all, Eho've shocking bad cold,
Which they With to have cured complete;
To "LoOAS's Dare SToRAp should quickly be on,
known IBRIDoE CoRSER, BiAln street street
A. the ven known "DniDar cOaSrn." sIain street.
jan25
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
vignratar in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

ST. Louis, Jan. 24-The Overland mail OF
the slst ult, with YictoIia dates to the 10Th or
Dec, has arrived.
F az'es< River IS open again. The late discov-
cries have increased the Faith In hefiehness Of
the gold fields 80 1eI T8uT i=TsH
A diseredited rumor prevailed in San Fran
cisco, that Senator Gxin would resign his seat
for the Secretaryship Of the Treasury, and some
stir IS noticeable Among those ambitious Of sue
ceeding Gwin.
The Overland mail from Kansas arrived at
Stockton.
"A prize Of SIGO, 600 In the Savannah lottery
was won by parties in San FranciscO.
The steamer Herman IS advertised for sale by
the U. S Marshal 10 satisfy judgement obtain
ed by the crew.
Dexter Brigham, Jr., of San Francisco, failed
for SISs,O coo.
Weather tue. Business dull, Rice, sugar,
and candles considerably declined
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

~ Hqzame Boseo drew a large house last
night. The distributing of gifts has lent anOth-
er attraction to these entertainments. The au-
dience were anxious, Madame brilliant the mu-
sic good, and everything satisfactory, save the
necessary disappointment of those who happen
cd to hold blank numbers. Among the prizes
drawn were two beautiful silver watches. The
fortunate drawers were Master Colts and Mr..
Beeler. The distribution was perfectly fair, and
all express themselves satisfied with it.
To night, Madame will, in like manner, pre-
sent a gold and silver watch, together with
sixty other valuable gifts. All ye born under
lucky stars, so tonight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24--Thc bill reported in
the House by Mr.. Branch, to-day, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, proposes thirty
million dollars to enable the President to con-
clude with Spain treaty OF anuity and for the
settlement of all difficulties, inelud ng the ces.
satOn OF the Island Of Cuba.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

YIScESAES, Il, June -, 1ssS-
and Vend yoar recently discovered Hair Restorative yin
state. for uLomsoeTeT 10 tatI Lave used it
and known others TO that ILsyr, r several ycar
in tie habit Of usng ether Hair Eetcratvt,
md yours vastly Superior any ottr tnop.
trely eleanses head ardra, aud it'll nenils
pruPrr viii any ersons hair the oIsihaI
youthful color and texture, giving u htalA. ssft aud
glossy Appearance AL ths, without deoorrc tie
Ia tht apply orte Lc drcpE. Nouid,
therefore, LIS every cekTc haN
Ing nne eol1r and texture &c ti.elF hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO., Propristars. Si2 BToadWuy, n. v
TIN the great n. Wire Railing. KttsbiifhusEtl IA
Market street. ST Louis, Mo-
And s0Id ~ an good DTuFEsts-
deeS-d,t-WEu-ly-Gz ocfRf-1ul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

NEw ORrEGSs, Jan. 24-At Baton Rouge
the Democratic caucus had made no nomination
for Senator. On the last ballot Benjamin was
dropped. Sandiege of nomination Orders
have been received from Washington for Benja-
min and Sandiege's friends 10 unite.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

eW-Dming Robbery Of Treasury. We
learn FROM a gentleman just arrived from CO.
shoction, Ohio, on the Steubenville Railroad,
that most daring and extensive robbery was
committed in that place on Friday night last
About 10 o'clock on that night the Treasurer of
the county was engaged in his office, when two
farmer looking men, whom he took to be wit
uesses in attendance at Court, entered unan-
nounced. The Treasurer turned to his visitors
and was about to ask them what they desired,
when heavy shawl was thrown over his head.
he was knocked down, gagged and piniOned to
the floor. Tho robbers then took the keys,
opened the safe and left with booty of over
twenty thousand dollars. fourteen thousand in
gold and the balance in Ohio and other Bank
bills. The Treasurer was compelled to lay
stretched upon his back, suffering great sus-
pense and pain, until daylight and some friends
camesto his relief a great excitement pre-.
vailed in reference to the desperate burglary
Telvgraphic dispatches were sent in all dircc-
tiOns from Newark, hence the Treasurer re-
paired for that purpose. Every effort had been
to arrest the perpetrators, but without success.
They had some six hours to go on before the
robbery was discovered, and are supposed 10
have made good use of their time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
Notioe d Dfseolution.

TIVE CopartneFshp heretofore existing betreen the
dersisned, under the hrIn Of Daane Adams, this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business Of the arm
will be settled by Geo Adams, Who IL authorized the
name Of the firm In the settlement Of it accounts.
A. s.. DOANE,
January LIST, 1859. GEO- ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

wA Piekpoeket gets Taken ,H.-A few
days ago, Mr.. John Linwood, of Ohio, was re.
turning from the East over the Pennsylvania
Railroad. He occupied seat in the car near
the door, and after dark dropped into snoozc,
from which he was aroused by passenger in
the seat behind him withdrawing his hand from
his breast pocket with his pocket book in it
He attempted to seize the hand, but missed it,
and the pickpocket Immediately started for the
door. Mr.. I.nwood caught one of the skirts of
his coat just us he emerged from the door. 1t
gave way in his hand, and he then caught the
other skirt, which also gave way, and though
the train was under full Roadway, the thief
jumped off and escaped with the pocket book,
containing sol. In the pockets of the coat
skirt Mr. L. found, however, to compensate him,
two costly gold watches worth 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

PRoE WoorDsnT Sra TetF Iif ksa 5iat.i i IILEng
itpaf hrEeiaI 1ir fftrt uo he lack faTt
Of uy bead almost lost It's eoVslnfn iaet natD Lave
used but hall flt bottles Of ,atd
the top % head l. yell Etuddtd il ITouising ercp
yonng hair and the front Is also receiving btnent
have tried other atoms ith whatever
tank from Tersonal TreomEat neaGvH eau Ia
Your. FssPseifaiy. D. L THOMAS, ND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

Y virtue Of deed OF trust from Guere Irwin and wife,
ID % Abraaul p. DcnoTu1ally, dated 9Th FehruafN,
So and daily recorded in Tie csTl oiee of TIE County
Court Of Ono county, Rook ~, rage ard ~ giFu-
Of order - fe Ccuuty Courfff Ohio crhnfg
10 January sra. IN the ysz[ 1888 npIo ning ne uritr
signed tie deed place
arg, ls o'clock A n q thai dsy. The
% the CotEt House in tie eify 81 Mhet l Nlil cEIoso
10 sale b. puhs auetisD - the hFt y fdr, the s0ufh
half OF lot numbered tl state ne sie-
Of EGu street. Secoud D. ttor stttrf
paFt o. The SAID city commonly siitt CT tie WheslH
1Et5 SALEfoT the drEt $50, casi II hafd snd for
the reIIe a tlle 1Eors, upou cTIIF
iEt day q April, ie59, With afsrt iro tie daY nalF,
AID 70 Be secured b. negotiable note With approved
endor1er.
Tie title to the above property = uaoubisl. and trr
enirnt house ercr;ed re above isif In III
iaHtf ALEEFIf cAIDfFE III, Trasier.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnersP heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm OF J. r Reid, In the Grocery
and Liquor Business and Soap Candle Manufacturing
is this day dissolved b. mutual E.her OF the
partners Is AUTHORISED attend the sesnieRt Of tie
old firm and to the OF Tie firm in making sete
ments. JOHN EEID.
wheeling, Jan. /, 1s5o. EDWARD REID.
heundersigned viii the Whoesale Grocery and
Liquor business tbs old stand % J. T. Reid, No.
Main street, opposite The D. o. r. r. Depot. where h. v
always he found with large sleek OF 6ro-ries and Ror
eIsn and Domestic Wines and Liquors. JOHN REID.
The undersigned having puruhased the interest
In the Soap and Candle inufaet1riuE, VII continue
business the Factory forne occupied hy = p. Reid,
No. Main street, where he will keep supply 81
Mould Candles and all the variety Of Fsmy and Fancy
Soaps that % In general use. EDWARD REID
jlniS-im - u
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January LIST, 1859.

Tae undersigned will continue the Produce CouiIssou.
and Wholesale Liquor busnes, the Warehouse, No 50
Main street, formerly occupied BY Doans Adams.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S rl
Celebrated Female Pills.

Cel60raCed E'emale E1IlS.
Prepared from prescription Of sir d. Clarke, L. d.
a Physician Ez.raordtIaIY to the Qleen. 80 q
This Invaluable medicine unfains In the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the
constitution Is subject. It mOderates all and re-
moves all ObstrustOns, and speedy may be relied
4' TOmARRIED LADIES
Ills especially suited. v time bring
monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent countericis.
CAUTION.
TSsse Pizs should not bstdken 6ytsaales tEs
FIRST THREE R0&ZRS Of pregnancy, az tLsy are
sure 70 bring Miscarriage, Suta any other time tev
are SAFE.
In all Spinal 4Geetions, Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight eerou, PalpiiA-
tlOn Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
eject when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, DO contain iron, eaomel,
antiH1ony or anything huTtful to the consultations
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved. (
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
CLatsT. c. BAldvin & oo.,l RCehsstsT, Ny.
N. B&t,oO and postage stamps enclosed to my su
thorised Agent win insure bottle, containing 50 Pulls,
I By mail. -a-i '1..e
RoT sale by = 7. LOGAN co, in Wheeling,
B. L. kahnestoek Co., Wholesale Age ntg, Pittsburgh
Ptreen, Ladd Co, Wholesale Agents for Va, At Is-
tlo'.1 ap1s7ly
tIOAeES ANODYNE OIL. SlTe cure Tor the piles. Let
4 ihS sufferer Try it and rsioies--fer sale by
ajani9 CHARLES W. GRAHAM. =
lITIGHLY PEsFUMED diyeeriae Ointment aud 1Haaf'-
dine FOR ihs cure and PTsrsaIsn % chsPPsd hands
1 jsn Gs' ''' '' % As c ~ S1 Tsesis;r
HkET lRoA.-s1Osnbefger Juniata $ eet lion,
Galvanized Juniata Sheet Iron, -irrss
80 An numbers received 8. ~ y n,,n,r-,,t,.
q
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tw-Iaat Sta56iag A6ray.-M onahan. one of
the men stabbed at Mrs. Conesey's near Main St.
stone bridge, on Saturday night, is still lying in
anything but safe condition. He has an ugly
cut across the eye. another on the back of the
head, and a severe stab below the left nipple,
some three inches in length. Three or four
others were cut and beaten, among them young
woman named Francis Conesey, but all are able
10 go about, except Monahau. 1t is alleged by
the occupants of the house, that the rowdies,
some dozen or more in number, rushed in with
out the least p,ovocation, and commenced cut
ing and striking indiscriminately in most
dcylisb manner Monahan was asleep at the
time and was dragged all over the house and
finally out the pavement, and while some
were cutting the poor fellow, others were yell
ing "l; him, kill him." Mrs. Couesey thinks
she will be able to name and identify all the
parties before long, and if so, they should be
punished TO the utmost extent of the law
Such rampant rowdyism as prevailed on Satur-
day night should be suppressed in the bud, if
there is power i6 the authorities to do it. No
less than half a dozen drunken rows and COW
ardly, unprovoked assaults were made between
Saturday night and Sunday norning last, and
nearly all the offenders have succeeded in euding
tie officers of justice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

Observation-Disclosures Buckley, on the S.
I'll. r. R, in coupling the cars at the Cadiz
junction, on Thursday, got his head bruised be-
tween the bumpers, and so badly crushed that
blood flowed out of his ears He was so severe
ly injured that his life was, at last accounts,
despaired OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

~ Bonaer and bis Leager.-The latest nov
city offered by Bonner to his half million sub
scribcrs in series of original contributions
from the editors of the three leading New York
journals Greely of the Tribune Raymond oil
the Times, and Bennett of the Herald. Bennett
in Sentimental sonnetsi
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOBESALE fMARKET.

nRooNs-Conmon Slt g 90.
BuTTEE IN keys 10. =
BUugETs-Martetta $2G2,f5
CuEEsK-wsstsrn Reserve Iuc. 3 alss .33s.
CAsDLss-TA!loW moul Is; alp % star 81 sperm 4O;-
CoFEzR-Jdvn iec; Rio ny stl2%. y - II
RLorE-Superhne S+,1oi kAtr- 5,oosSts 5.
RYE-51.
CORE--To-
BAELET-65996O.
OAIs-5Od55. -r-.
FEATHERs-fOds45:. scarce.
Prsf-Slnd 81; Hearings az; Maekerel 40. Sl9.f-
FCRs-Raecoon 30637Lc.
GiS5ASd-55a.6O. = ~ .'. aa
HoPs-IaS, dali -s r.r
LiNE--LouisviHc 1905, 90.
MoLAssEs-NeE Orleans 81; Sugar House 15e.
GoLDEs SHhUP-5S.
NATLs-3H for iOd.
RAGs-2ls356, dull
RIcn--5G5f.
sEEDs-FlGNseed 125; Clover 5f9Isi. sl4a1 =
SoAP-Castile per ID 15Sa16 O. common 5l56.
SUGAAs-NeE Orleans TlilT5 hid. and Z = as bbl.
sSUFF-Scoteh rs; RRppue 22d26.
TEA-GunpoWder 409TO; Imperial 40l65; Hyson S56I0e
Pouchng 26a}3uc; OOlong 35915c
ToDAcco-GtWlsts ~; ave roll 249fs,
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
. AsHINIs EAD-Oic===ss
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

TALK Isnty cannot Exit EiihcEf t-s trad Of
hair then rea the fuli5Eir and 10 you AK fnarct
ersG-ar zrolad each botiie, and 40 onee can DOUBT:
rROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATEvE.
We call the attention q al o:d and yosng TO Ills HoE-
derfal preparation which turns hack rs oElnsi Color
gray haireovers tie head o. the laid uiih lu1uiALt
growreau lac daudTul, -itlLlrF AID al eItaneeEs
erJpii.useauses cnttiuual Tow o. lie naufal tacas
ana ienee, Il ussd =lar crssirE tae haiT uIi
Preserve s co!or = fro n fair tJtTtue CtI
ia al is natural beauty esl n u9z The bald.
the gray Or diseased IN p, 20 ~ - sEry III yruuE
VIII net, tsy Talle tLv IL -is es ts EiisEii
earit b ~fhoEt f. It's rrais cot tie tStsus 81
thousands.
The Prof SooI lEsir Restorative In Seu liz
received NE following letter &c rSE4r to Tie Eestora-
tive, a lev weeks since:
DEF RIVE, cosS., Jelly IS, 1sss-
BIZ LczvenEorth-slr: have been trsuhed with dan
drul scurf ny head for Than ytErr hair
csan Cus, ard hair t1=rthrr. Z in
Mes Haven paptT atout Moods Hair Restorative
called your store Tie 81 Of April last, and
purchased bottie IT, and faEla 10 shffae-
ton u was TIE thing rtuoFec The scrt ans hair he
gan 90 grow i treei elrs % lensth tAsTS
- rds al -. have great fi ia - wish toaeI
tao bottles moTeb BY Mr. Poet The bearer o. ts- luont
know Of TIE Kind Is usd i thiS Place, azy have
= market foT many bottles sfitr u Il knoun ere
Yours uifll Tesieet. ECFus PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

ADRfAs, Nieh., Jan. "a fire at Sturges,
Mich, tEis morning destroyed S2s,0Oo worth Of
property. Insurance $4,000. Grand Rapids
snranee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

FIRST WARD
CouHciL-A. j. Pannell 1879 A. j. Sweeney
220;T A. L. Garden l7l,+ j. a. Vincent 43; S.
l. Bloch 49, Isaac Cots ia; VIM. S Goshorn
80; John Hughes los; I. II. Logan d47.*
AhteT-RdH.-S. g. a. Hamilton 279; no oppo-
sition.
School Trustees. WIN. George 1867 Hiram
Young lG7;. David Campbell rs, d. DOnncl 1857
w w. Holiday 1877
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sweeney, elect
ed; no opposition.
FIFTH WARD.
Ceanea.-George FOrbs sG7;F Z. d. Norton
$780," Henry Echols 2O4; James Wilson $40; n.
Wilkinson $685. Robert Pratt 2G5;* John Roe
mer 1867 WIN. Storeman 943i+ James II.
Stout 1856.
Wilson loo.
school 7sustles.-Jobn Cloudy $685. Robert
Pratt 5Gn;* L. d. Wait 8s9@
School COnsmissiOaer.-M. D. Reed; no cppo-
silion.
FOURTH WARD.
CouneiL-E. c. JefEers 2O0;* Horace Gray
ls4;;+ John Clayton 1872 Henry Crangle 2ls;*
o. j. Crawford 1885," n l.. Dorsey l2f; George
Robinson 100; B. Exley 76; Jacob Hull Ga; j.
U. Bier IS; ID. Hammond &C.
School ITUstee.--I II. Blanchard 297;+ o. j.
Crawford 275;* David Bell 97o%
School CoRmisSeoner.-E Q. JclIcrs 173*
john Gilchrist 100.
SECOND WARD
C0uncH.-Sam1 L. Greer 1929 a. Scatter
day g5;% Phihip Sutton so; scattering SO.
AhisrmGn.-A Wright 1887 n. Crawley
%.
School Trvstees-A. Scatterday l0O;% j. c.
Orr 1O9;$ w. AZ NichOl 66;* w. b. Slack %; l.
Cooper 10. Ialf
School Commissioner.--John Bishop 1915" a.
Paxton SO.
| Ja1u r THIRD WARD
C0uHciL--J. w. Paxton, u. Jacobs John
Kuoto, l. II. Williams, and j. NJ. Bickel are the
successful candidates for Council.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
MATTERS.

.B-1 FEARFUL but Btoodless 4fray.-Yes
terIav afternoon, a. j. Pannell, and James B.
Bingham, of the Times newspaper, met at the
Court House. A few words were exchanged be
tween the parties relative to certain slanderous
articles published by one against the other during
the past three weeks. SIr PanneT seized Mr.
Bingham, some say by the coat collar, and 9TH
ers say by the nape OF the Geek. Bingham drew
pistol, single barreled, loaded, cooked and PR
med pistol, and presented it at Mr.. Pannell.-
Some gentleman then intetferred, the distance
was increased between the beIigerents, and Mr..
PannelI told Bingham that he was a puppy and
was afraid to shoot, besides. Bingham told
Pannell if be &c eated some offensive remark he
had made, he (Bingham) would bore holeiin
his (Pannels) corporosity. Whether the re.
mark was repeated, deponent saieth not, because
deponent desires to be religiously correct
from the natural motives of timidity which a
recital of the fearful circumstances tend to ex-
cite in anything but a stout heart. Anyhow
the weapon was again drawn aud cooked, and
its possessor made move to fire the contents
indiseriminately. The fatal arm was again
checked, tfings subsidized into quictude and all
breathed freer. Bingham took occasion to say,
in the heat of excitement, that henceforth, now
and forever, he was shooting man, when inn
position and personal assault demanded and re.
quired it He would submit to have his corns
trampled upon no longer. Forebearance had
ceased to be a virtue aud single barreled pistols
were to take the place of folded digils.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

~ cold-rhe river is running full of float
ing ice and is falling rapidly. Wheeling ereel;
is closed aud the Ohio is expected to fOlOw.snit,
If the present cold spell confines.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

Mr.. Regain, of Texas, offered an amendment
providing that hereafter not more than 10 cents
lance actually travel in summoning witnesses.
The bill was passed with the latter amend
ment. The House, on motion, went into Com.
of the Whole and took the Consular and Diplo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

-Ga.IH. ..r.. THIRD WARD.
CouHeiL--J. w. Paxton, q. Jacobs, John
KnOto, l. IL. Williams, and j. NJ. Bickel are the
successful candidates for Council.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Saniord's Liver In
vigorator in another column.