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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES
ID r. C. II + T. S e VI A Ms PILLS

ID r c II + L NJ A IS PILLS,
Prepared By Qotne,ig, L CAsessmau, NJ. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients u these Pills are the
result ~ long and extensive practice They ore mild
IN their operation and certain in correcting al iucga-
lariurs Painful Transformations, removing all obstructious
whether nom cold Otherwise. headache pain n the
side. pslpaiiou Of thc heart whites On nervous adec-
tons. Mysteries, fatigue. pain u the back and lmhs Nc
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption ~ nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Chccscuaus Piui are invaluable. they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies vhoha,
been disappointed n te use " other Pills can place the
utmost confidence 800 Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing di
that they represent 90 do. ,...
There Is one condition ofte f,laql. svsir % i-lieA
nc Pln cannot ha flten without producing PECi-
LIAR RESULT IhctoHait.0l frerreato IS PkEG
functions 10 normal condition. that crea fls rcDr0dt
rre poncr OF nature cutuot ressf IT,
Wauan,cd purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious Explicit directions which should be- rr-L
accompany each box Sent by mail on enclosing 81
the Gcncrd Agent.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in The United
States. RIB. IIUTCHINGs,
General Agent for ihe United States
loj Chambers ST, New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should he addressed
ID Sold by $. z. REDFElp, Montpelier, VI il93
PowEBLBss roR Evu-PorExr FOR GooD-wh,n
pain or Inflammation is present, and Brandreth's Pills
are used they az scae upon the humors which
the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation, and remove
them from the body This quality Of alone seirns hold
and causing the expulsion Of depaved humor possess
ed by no other medicine For Bfandrclhs Pills operate
solely upon those impurities which surround and affect
the tissues and organs affected By disease BY natural
affinity, hey seize these huwors because their hie q
beoc Tint Of the surrounding part and expe them from
the body Young people cannot, but middle aged and
old people can in measure, appreciate that medicine
which being used ia Sickness only upon the cause
Of disease and which has power except upon those
humos whose produces every pain, and whose
removal removes every disease. Whatever organ
affected, there, these wonderful pills penetrate, ana re-
move impurities from thus preventing settling Of lhe
humo's, because they removed from the body In
rheumatism, feyers peurscs pains in the side dyspep
sia head aches cosuyencss asthma colds coughs sore
throats piles ulcers, bols they give immediate reIiei
and taken early prevent organic disease Maladies'
pronounced beyond human SKILL have yielded 90 their
influence and millions Of human lives have been saved by
their timely use. On hoa important in sickness to use
that medicine which only exdngushcs the disease and
leaves no evil effect behind
Sold at DR.. Bandrcths Principal Office, No. 29i Can
al Street New York, and hy L. T. Pierce and Fred ~
smith Montpelier. W.T. and by all respectable dealers III
medicine. 65O9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11

90 The following ccrIuI ne lium George Alexander Lewis
Esq. u the ROYAL Mail steamship ''Arabia
Royal Mail Steamship Arabia.
East Boston. Aug. ~. 1852
Peter lawson, Esq, Dear Sir The bottle OF your
NERVOUS Curative, which ynu s1 kindly scut me. has
fairly sci mc roy feet again for which beg 20 return
YOU my beat thanks.
had been Ir some DAYS suffering greatly from rhcu.
maisn in my cft leg particularly tho knee much SO
that could NOT move without assistance, and, when
changing my position, had 20 have the leg lifted or set
down had also been unable 40 get sleep 1r several
nights when Tuesday last you gave the bottle of
Your "Ncrous Curative" and although the limbs were
50 sore that could not bear any pressure still. after
the INST application slept suuudy, and the morn
ing could bear 10 have b lny leg wcll rubbed have
continued 90 improve since, and happy to say, avn
nov able Co resume my duties. determined never
10 De without bottle VI ynur "Ncrvous Curative" with
me- and shall take 20 keep mv family ia England
supplied with It lo that ihcy may enjoy ts benefits as
well myscf With every feeling 1 gratitude for your
measurable discovery. believe me- faithfully YOURS
(sigueI) GEORGE ALIEN X LEWIS
Second Otiecr Steamship ARABIA"
Laws0u's NERVOUS Curative" fr sale by the Agents,
NJ $. BURR co, % fremont ST., Boston, aud by All
Druggists, AZ ~ per bottle.
Sold in Montpcirr oy FRED Z. SMITH aud L. F.
FIERCE G577
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11
DR.. WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY

A"t Nh'4Nhitu success that mas attended the
ton Of this Medicine in Coughs, Colds. Asthma Bop.
chia affection, Diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs In
cipicnt Consumption has induced many physician, Of
high standing 90 employ it in their practice many Of
whom advise Of the fact under their own signature
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY RECON-
MENDED BY PHYSICIANS
AunuEN. Sept 8. 1883
S. W. FowLE & Co..-Sirs II most chcerhly sda
my testimony in favor on he Bdsam We have used 4,
Colds and esteem n most valuable remedy and have
recommended in various complaints ~ This nature with
invariably happy results W b. LYNCH, NJ. D.
MANSFIELD, Tfo0A Co, Pa. Aug 1855
Gentlemen Having used In my practice, the last
four years, Wisiars Basam n Wild Cherry With great
success, most chceriuly recommend 10 TO those icod
with obstinate Coughs, Colds Asthma &c.
II. D. MARTIN. MD.
Cars VINCENT y. T., July n. 1855
Gentlemen Alter using Dr. Wistar's Balsam fog A
long mc can say, dom Icpa atcd observations. ihat
regard 10 as one of the best Kind 1f Cough medicines
and take great pleasure in recommending &c 10 the af
hicied w. n. WEBB NJ. D.
BHowNyiLLH, y. y. July IS. 1855
Gents Having sold Wistars Balsan Tor two years
past, snd having used the myself with great sue
cess, checrfuly recommend IL TO all who suffering
with Asthma of Consumption. A. A. GIBBS
Prepared by S. ". FowLE & co. Boston, and for
$. y. Rcdheld Fred + Smith, L. + Pierce. Mont.
peicr George Nichols, Northdcld; Gleason hastings
Co., Waitsfcld Clark Comngs, Morctown; A H.
Bigeow, Barre, G.. W. Avord, ACT. plainfcld. A.
BEAMS, Marshhcld Gates s. Holden, Middlescx J. NJ
Henry & Sons, Waterbury G, j. sheldon, Stowe and
by dealers everywhere. 6GG1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11
STILL ANOTHER.

- ALBANY. n. Y june 8, 1859.
mr. A. j. GREEN, Highgate, Vt, Dear Sir-You will
ieeoeot when In Albany months since, Of present.
ing Dr. Herrick with bottle Of your "Mots Hair In
goaIor for his daughter, trial It proved The best
PREPARATION we had her use Please send me dozen
bottles Of the fifty cent size.
Yours mn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
LOOAL wi A-TTERS.

y- The Noon and the Gas Lig6t.-Night
before last was curious sort of night. The
mar in the moon when it commenced to rain
went back in the house and closed the door upon
the darkness without, and did not notify the gas
folks here, with whom he occasionally acts in
concert. The gas folks, relying upon the prom
ises of the moon, as distinctly set down in the
AImanacs, supposed It'll to be shining, and did not
light the lamps. The consequence was that we
had no light on any subject Those members
of the convention from the mountains and the
backwoods who so forgot themselves as to in
dulge in too much grog, went stumbling and
cropping about through the streets, arm in arm,
inStnetirely feeling ahead with all tours to keep
out of the cutters. The gas campany wasn't to
blame, because they have no contract to light
the lamps when the moon is expected to shine,
and because the dazzling light would only have
rendered the foggy darkness more dense, and
acted Jack o:lanterns to lure the murky-
hesded swabians into worse places than they
were able to find in the blackness, even by the
assistance of experienced pilots If broad,
bright sun should have flashed out in the mid
die of that night, Linden would have seen
another sight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
by TELEGRAPH.

EBw YoRr Peb 1s-Cotton buoyant; sales OF $500
Ec. Upland mddnE Flour buoyant sales TO- OOt
bbls Wheat dull sales OF II 900 bus. At S13Oi4O TO-
western; sales Of red were made 81 $50
quie sales s50O bus. s0s2 for yellow Port
unsettled; mess Sl1bN0D1SO6 Lard firm at I1fGl2I.--
bacon quiet 5g sides, and Cyclic. for shoulders
Dressed hogs heavy at sSSs. Hides buOyAnt Tobacco
quiet Tl2c. TAlOW heavy 119Ri2c. Wool quiet hui
drm sales $4,000 lbs OF fleece 5c for three quarter
full blood. Whisky dull at &c. Sugar quiet IT lose
Spirits Turpentiae dull. Rosin 1rm AT Tl9T6.
CSCIsNATI Feb FLOUR less rm ged; spec.
ulauVe demand fallen on Whisky unchanged but closed
duh prices tending downward Nothing done In Mess
Pork lard held higher under the news from England
buyers offer c; II q and upward asked Good demand
for meAtS; lbs. 65f shoulders
aud sSAsfor sIJes Fair demand for bAeoni sales l3G
hhds At 73S9S9j$ for shoulders and 9iS for sides
very dull and prices nominal. Sugar and Mo-
lasses dull but quOtRbly lower. Coffee firm. Money
full Exchange the east very
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

tB-7ae Sunfsh Aprder-A NeD Pdase-
The end of the sunfsh tragedy is not yeti
The murder of Miss Isaphene Allen is yet en-
,velOped in mystery. Martin Troy has been
tried aud acquitted. He proved complete
abb. He was at church and at home during
the whole of the Sunday upon which the girl is
alleged to have been murdered But the evi.
dence adduced ON the trial seems to duplicate
certain Miss jackson, who has been secured,
and is now under arrest at Sunfish Her exam
ination will take place to-day, when it is ex-
pected that witness will testify to having
heard Miss jackson confess to knowledge of
the murder, and she will be held as an accessory
before the fact The Sunish people are greatly
excited. All sorts of rumors are aaoat, but we
prefer to wait until they shall assume some
show of correctness before giving them curren-
cy. Troy is regarded as insane, and will be sent
to the Lunatic Asylum at Columbus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

WGsuISGroN, Feb 1S-The ball to Lord
Napier took place Mt Williard's Hotel last night.
The room was handsomely decorated with flags
Of all nations. AT the end of tho room full
length portraits of Victoria and Gen. Washing
ton were suspended. The ball was opened by
Lord Napier and Madame Van Limbaugh, and
Mr.. Seward and Mrs. Conrad as their visavis.-
Gen. Cass and Lady Napier inferred the room
together. The supper room was open at IL
o'clock. Col. Orr accompanied Lady Napier
into the supper, followed by Senators Mason,
Gwin and Seward, accompanied by ladies'
Lord Napier accompanied Madame Sartigies;
Count Sartigies accompanied Mrs. Gwin
Twelve hundred people were present.
The President to-day transmitted message
to Congress as follows:
To the Senate and House Of Representatives:
The brief period which remains Of your pres
ent session. and the great urgency and import
ance of legislative action before its termination
for the protection of American citizens and
their property, whilst in transit across the 18th
mus routes, between our Atlantic and Pacific
possessions, renders it my duty again to recall
this subject to your notice. have heretofore
presented it in my annual messages, both of
December 1867 and 1900, to which beg leave
to refer.
In the latter state that the executive govt
of this country, in its intercourse with foreign
nations is limited 10 the employment of diplO-
macy alone, where this fails it can proceed no
further; ii cannot legitimately resort to force
without the direct authority of Congress, except
in resisting and repelling hostile attacks; it
would have no authority to enter the territory
of Nicaragua, even to prevent the destruction Of
transit and t. prot ct the lives and property of
our own citizens on their passages; it is true
that on a sudden emergency of this character,
the President would direct any armed force in
the vicinity to march to their relief, but in do
ling this he would act upon his own response
biIity.
earnestly recommend to Congress the pass
age Of an act authorizing the President, under
such circumstances as they may deem proper,
to employ the land and Naval forces in pre-
venting this transit from being INSTRUCTED or
closed by lawless violence and in protecting the
lives and property of American citizens travel
ling thereupon, requiring at the same time that
these forces shall be withdrawn the moment
danger shall have passed away. Without such
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

New YoRK, Feb. 1s.-The sutjoined article
is copied from the leading editorial column Of
the sun Of to-day. Mr.. Beach, the editor of
the Sun, is one Of the projectors Of the n. Y.
Associated Press, and its present Secretary. He
may therefore be presumed to be well posted in
the matter about which he speaks so decidedly
and his testimony ought to put at rest for ever
the many ISLANDERS afiOat touching that AsSOcia-
ton and its general agent:
Various parties interested in telegraph lines
are now before the Massachusetts, Legislature
by petition seeking to obtain special privileges.
The committee to whom the petitions were
referred. have held protracted meetings to hear
the statements of the interested parties, and it
is believed that the committee will summarily
dispose Of some Of the schemes which are got
ten up rather for individual benefit than for the
general accommodation Of the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
TRUsl,kEs.a nALR.


Y virtue Of Deed OF Trust from Joseph o. Addison to
ID bearing date the 9th day OF September in the
1855, duly recorded In the office OF the Register OF Coffee
county in the State OF Tennessee shall sell public
The 18th day Of March, 1859 at the front door Of the Court
title and estate o. the said Joseph Addison, (beng the
undivided moety in fee simplex Of In and to certain tract
parcel Of land containing thousand lying and
being in the county Of Coffee in the State OF Teanesee
and which Is the OF land which conveyed to
the said Joseph o. Addison and John A. Scott by AonZo
utchns of the State New York. deed duly recorded
In the said county of Coffee, bearing date the day OF
April 1855. Selling trustee, shall convey TO the pur
chaser only such title vested In the said deed OF
trust. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
HENRY X. LIST, Trustee.
GEO. z. WIOKHAM, Auctioneer. febS
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COMMERCIAI.
WHOLESALE MARKET

" WHOLESALE NJ Ark Ell.
BRooNs-oommon ak q ~.
BUTTER-In kegs 10.
BUCKEr5-MArietta S292,25.
CuERsE-western Reserve lue;
OAEDLEs-TalloH mould ~; dip 70; star 2S; sperm co.
CoFFEE-J4vA lSe; Rio 1903.
PLouR-suPertinc 500; Extra 550G6,,s
RYR-S0.
CoRE-I5.
B4kLEY-65.
OAIs-5t6l55.
PgATHERs--4Od4Ge. scarce.
PLsH-Shad 81; irrrugs 81; MackerSl No. SIX.
RURs-Raccoon SU93I&e.
GISsANG-S5a6O.
H1Y-coyof E ton $780, Timothy 100000.
LIHR-LousVile 1,50R2OO
MOLAssEa-Eew Orleans 40; Sugar House A5c.
GoLDEE SYRUP-6O.
E4v4L saI,oR1s-!T9rpentineT 10; tar s43s8s,l
RAGs-9@c35f, dull.
RIcE-5s5T.
sEEDs-Plaxseed 1875; Glover G@eK.
SoAP-Castile per ID 1876; common 556.
SUGARs-New Orleans 7H9S hid. sa1S1I In Dbl.
SSUPF-ScOtch &c; Rappee 2292G.
TRA-GunpoWder 40CG7U; Imperial 40965; Tyson $500
Pouching 2593nc; Oolong 85915c.
ToBAcCo-6tWIsta l2 1--WE roll 249sS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
1859. SPRING. 1859.
JOHN ROEMER Always AHEAD!
1859.

HAVING just received five cases of handsome spring
III styles Ladies' Dress Goods which, in addition to
former stock makes OF the complete selections Of
Dry Goods in the city, which will be sold extremely low
prices for cash. Cash buyers particularly solicited
give call before purchasing elsewhere, II wish to
save money At No. 35 Main street, Centre Wheeling, In
the Of the building right opposite Mrs Zans
Packages delivered to Of the city free charge
JOHN ROEMER.
n. B.-Any person wishing to rent a convenient store
roo and dwelling along the 9th ward Market have
one accommodating terms by applying to The
by John Chaddock. Rent moderate.
Eeh3 JOHN ROEMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.--River swellcd one foot
Yesterday, now rising rapidly with 1GI feet to
Cairo and clear of ice. Navigation resumed
ON all upper streams, the Illinois being open to
Peoria with n good stage Of water. Missouri
open to St Joseph and Upper Mississippi TO
Keokuk, and clear Of ice. 1t rained hard the
greater part of Wednesday night and all day
yesterday Clear and springlike this morning
with mercury at 60.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

W Railroad Dsteation.-The express train
from the east yestesday, due at 10 o'clock, did
not arrive until five in the evening. The de-
tention was Occasioned by heavy land slide at
Barracksyille.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
TRUST SALE

IlY virtue executed by the Hemp
ID field Railroad Company, bearing date on the 4t day Of
September 1855 and record In the clerks office OF
the County Court Of Ohio county in deed book 40,
county, first Monday Of March at 10 o'clock
the following piece parcel OF ground living Wheel
and within the limits of the city Of Wheeling, and
bounded foloWsto wit: Beginning for the at
stake the Quincy and Fulton Streets East side
Of Fulton street. thence with Fulton street
81 hundredhs of pole to the East line of Baltimore street,
thence with the East line OF Baltimore street North 81 deg
3:T5 poles stake in line with the South side Of
Chestnut street, thence North 81 deEs East 20 poles to
Wheeling creek thence down said creek with the meanders
II degs. West SO poles the North side Of
Quincy street. thence Quincy South
81 degs West l9 poles to the beginning containing three
three roods. This ground lies Immediately above
the Dstiery property in Ea Wheeling Selling as Trus-
will such title is vested in by said deed
Of trust.
JAMS '''>' JAS. PAUL. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

w lfr. and Mrs. Hat, lady and gentle
mand of color, live in WHAT'S known as the old
jail, or rather they kind o. stay there, living and
existing, in the opinion of some people, being
anything but synonymous. Mr.. Hall is neces-
sariIy absent from home good part of his time.
He was absent yesterday morning, aud Alexan-
der Drayden, specimen of ebon lechery, knew
it Alexander availed himself of the absence
of Hall to tempt Mrs. H. from the course of
fidelity which she had entertained for her hus-
band; first by terms of endearment, then by
slandering Hall with "falschood. cowardice and
low descent" and finally by lucre. Mrs. Hall
grabbed sausage cutter and would have cut
the rascal off even sin the blossoms of his sins,
had he not scaled the fence and put himself out
of reach. Mrs. Hall was virtuously indignant.
Mrs. Hall wanted Vengeance, With check sup
posed to be glowing with insulted modesty, an
eye flashing fire. and form quiyering with an
ger, she burst breathiessly into AID. Wrighfs
Office and told the story of her wrongs. Aid.
Wright fined Drayden three dollars and costs.
Mrs Hall was satisfied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

wTAe Ohio took sudden swell yesterday,
and got on great high. There were twenty.One
feet in the channel last evening, and the river
was coming up and going down in perfect
flood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

e- Washington's Birthday.-From all parts
of the country, we notice that preparations are
being made to celebrate in becoming manner
the twenty second of February Nearly every
one horse town in the country is to have its
celebrations, but here no arrangements have
been made to honor the day that gave birth to
Washington-the man who was "frst in war;
first in peace, first in the hearts of his country
men," Can we aot devote one dav to the mem
DRY of him who knew no north, no south, no
east, west, but was a patriot and Gnion-lov-
ing citzen1
1t is generally conceded that the people OF
this country have too few holidays. We are
almost criminally addicted to the mere drudgery
of life. We live to work, and work to live
Our reasons of relaxation from toll and care are
'fikc angel-visits, few and far between" And
We may ask, in all seriousness, ifit would not
be well at once to add to the number that day
which commentaries the advent of the immor-
tai Washington. Let it be a day of rejoicing
and still season of deep and heartfelt solem-
nifty. Let the minds of old and young be called
from the cankering cares, and especially from
the frivolies of life, to profound consideration
of the teachings and acts of one whose life was
a magnificent example, and whose words of far
seeing wisdom are solemn warnings to guard US
against the evils to which we are exposed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

VfycENNEF, IA, June 2, ISa3.
PROP. o. J. WOOD; As you about TO uanufaetuTe
your recently discovered Hair Restorative, will
EhomsoeyeTit nay cSuctTn that have used IL
others ithat have, for several years.
in other Hair ReSoratVtF, ard that
yours vastly superior any other know. II en-
trely cleAnses head dRrdTuf, with months
proper will restore Eersons hair to tie original
youthful color and texture giving Il healthy SOFT and
glossy appearance; aud all this without diseolcTing the
hands that appy it, drops EoaId,
therefore, tSeveT! desTOus baV
ing fne color and texture 10 their hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. j. WOOD L CO., PropTistaTs, Gl2 broadway, n. 7,
Gin great Wire Railing Establithnent) and ia
Market street, St Louis, Mo.
Aud by all good Druggists.
decS-dt-E&E-ly-R5 oet26-Sn
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Trnst Sale.

Y vira. Of deed OF from George irwin and wife.
ID 70 Abraham ?. Denormandy, dated seth FeeruaEys
Court county Book II, pace S5S ard b. virtue
on IA order 81 the County Court Of Ohio county, MADE AZ
It's January Term, tie 1879 ntng the nnder
signed the said deed Of trust In place Of DE snld
AuTnhau r Denormandy, shah the 18th day Of RebTu
ary u O'Clock A 81 Of that day At the ffnt door
ofte Court the city Of eslng Virginia.
70 sale By public a1etisn 70 the lst bddrr the South
half ofIot sixty e2 situate the East side
N Eo street Second and Division Streets at
part Of said city commonly alled Centre wheeling
TEntfs or RALH-PoT the Grst e, cash Ia han and for
the FesIdne Of TIE purchase money. upsn credit until the
Isl av of APRIL 1882 with from the day saIs
and % be scared BY negotiable note with approved
me tue aboVeproPery e undoubted, and there u
convenient house erected unon the shove half lot
f.nt4 ALFHED CALDWELL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19

DErRoir. Feb. 1s.-Republcan State Conven-
ton met in this city yesterday and re-nOminated
Geo. NARROW, of Kent, for Chief Justice Of SUI
preme Court The Democratic Convention met
here to-day and nominated Alpheus Fetch, Of
Washtenaw, for the same Office.