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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-06
Call & Settle.

VHOsE having accounts with us are reono ;.
L to call and settle Immediately. We ~,
have our books squared up at least once a ),
ana nope our customers viii see the proprie4
not the necessity of doing so at the comm,i
ment of the New Year.
Dec. SO-St REYNOLDS 4 HIgO n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-06

duplicate 1885, anil that The amount annexed
OF calculated as the presibes
whole land
penalty eh-
House MArhur BY the treasurer
Monday january 1855, being the Oh Day oil s
month, penalty be paid before tha! time
JOEL A. WALDEN, AUDITOR " Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

.s-4 Varl7eL Va" Deserts his Wife and
,, = at riM Git "on1y Nineteen Years
,,.,cL0o saturday last officer James o. IIaw-
;, If this city, arrested, at Triadelpha, a
-. woman named Lucia Berry, upon the
=; ,.,S. Of adultery with one Daniel Durham
~, rery was brought TO town and taken to
tile Of AID Duty, where she gave bail
a. her appearance at the next term of the
,,r,, |, seems that Durham is originally from
r. STATE of New York, whence he removed with
IL. VII. and children to Pennsylvania some
,..,rs a,o There lie became acquainted with
Mis-, Berry, whom he brought to his own house
.,,, with whom he lived upon such terms as to
wit. his wifc's anger and suspicion. About
,,r.yc months ago Durham promised to send
tho iii, away, which he did, and shortly after
,.,r,i. Ief himself, and has been living with the
ro,s woman at various places ever since, his
vif. Being ignorant of his whereabouts. Dun
ham and the girl were in this city for short
rt,e, but his wife coming here on the hunt Of
him, lie bundled up and went out to Triadel-
;.la, W!IC!C HC ISHtCA a IAOuSS, Suu iOG EVC
we,ss past has flnc,cd himself in perfect secur.
iy. Tie officers, however, were acquainted
with his movements, and when the wife APP
pra;ei again, on Saturday, she, in company
viii NJ! Hawlcy, went cut to confront the
husband and his raramour. Durham was not
81 honc, but Lucia was Watching over his
to.>eiold with great dignity and apparent con-
ea; She vas arrested, as before stated, and
l;ypsht into town, where she plead guilty
nd was held to bail. Later in the evening
.1o;her attempt was made to secure Dunham's
crest, but he kept himself out of the way.
The parties are, for the present sGjourning in
.raicpkia. Dunham's house is closed up and
# in Charge of his son, while his wife and par.
..oar are stopping at different houses. Dun.
IN is about forty-threc years of age, and his
rife isaboat forty-four Miss Berry is not quite
il al old Us either Of them. Durham has al.
ays, heretofore, been regarded as a man o.
.a'acter, and some considerable means. His
tc and family have Iatterly resided in Pitts
nsh, and have been searching, almost con
anlyy, for the absconling husband, ever since
|, clOpemeut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
lLlNsLM INSTITUTE.
wHElEII\G

w 11I2E4l ElAN IL. y "a.
4 LARGE and comnOdIous BudinE. iu the central part
~ of the city, being completed, the take
pleasure in announcing that the above Institution will
opened on the FIRST Monday OF September next.
JAMES PAUL., A. M, Princlpal
The CLASSICAL Department will be under the control
of the Principal and will embrace the inoi branches
TO wtt The Latin and Greek Languages nSiuln tie moot
approved authors in each; EocutiC Rhetoric Logic SIur-
al Science Mental Philosophy English Com
position History Ancient and MCierr: GeoErHphy phys!-
cal and F"ical Evidences OF Christianity BblcSl HIsU-
with its Geography and Chronology and Constitutional
Law.
The MATHEMATICAL Department will be untcr tho COR
troll Of the AssocSte and embrace the following branches
TO wiz Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Calculus Tg
Navigation; Natural Philosophy, CheInisrv Astronotnr
Botany Civil Engineering, Photography, Physiology
Bookkeeping.
large and extensive Philosophical and
Chemical apparatus. globes, maps and charts,
modern, have hecn provided varied Interesting
experiments and Illustrations will be given ConuCctTp
with different branches OF study.
II is the earnest desire OF the gentlemen charge
Institution to furnish advantages education equal
those enjoyed in any community and churac
ter OF Youth for usefulness in life.
There will he two sessions Of hve months each In wear
commencing on the trSt Mondays Of September
rEINry.
Rrss TUITION $l5 per for the lower and $50
per Sc, sion for the Classics, and higher kIs
OF Mr. Lockwood (bcinS city ard her.
n'"re resilient Of New York; It may roper to saw
tlat he Is distinguished Rra Of Princeton College
New Jersey. Snd an experienced instructor.
BY order of the hoard OF Trustees.
jy1S-lm q jacob. PreS'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

. Had Dog .ShOt-ycsterday morning a
i@d dog ian into house on Fifth street and
'ok lodgings in the par!or, where he stood,
dining at the mouth and chewing his tongue
Ne most Irighlful manncr Officer Hawley
as "ear at hand, was called upon to drive the
lmal away The dog sprang savagely at the
iHccr bHi was met with heavy blow from
'9seL The Animal then ran out of the house
ri down Fifth street, where he attempted to
'eScve'al parties, until he was followed up by
Be a:iccr and killed. We are assured that 1t
7,a'cal and dangerous case of hydraphobia,
a..a might have occasioned much suffering,
Mir the ptomPtneSs exercised in shooting the
NAL, The dog ordinance should be rigorous
e';orecd from this time forward, at all haz,
rs ana We hope the Mayor will see the i'm
'ia"ce Of issuing an order to that effect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

- sent Cp,-CharIey Lutz, on Sunday last
''0: offended at his landlord, Mr.. Binkncar,
SONG into the street dared the latter gen.
ia" 10 battle i" tones more stentorian than
an Inc parties are both German. Char
. was ''ken before Aid. Wright, who COM
;, ~" HI" to Jail. Charley said whilst in the
'-s '"'I contemplation of Binkncar's char
~ ~. ~ '' MN ashamed Of his race lie accu-
E, 80, l'1a>eT .! having once saolcn a horse
e"I'ieS affected to be so ashamed Of the
>"1' ne announced his intention to quiet
Y hutchmaa."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

q Tie HemhfeId T0te,-Thc Ohio county
en- when full, consists of 80 members There
!. vacancy occasiOned by the death of Mr..
hanson. The vote on Monday week last,
'>I"s the levy. was l4to14. There was
ent VIM. McCurdy. Lewis Steenrod was
SD from voting. and Chas. d. Knox was
Resent. Summary for levy, II; against
II. Not voting, ,; absent l. The vote
saturday, was II for lcvying, and IS against
There were absent VIM. McCurdy, Isaac
and WIN. d. Curtis. Lewis Steenrood
oe; VOTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

;. sa9-z1o Tater.-whot's the matter with
Tue water? is now a universal exclamation and
n"S Gee" for the pass four or five DAYS. Tho
u''ld as drawn from the hydrants has a sort Of
&c" taste that renders it almost unit for USE
-, since writing the above, we have learned from
nr, Hail. the Superintendent, that the peculiar
'as'e Oh the water is attributable to the recent
rams which have ran off into the river iii
water IRON stagnant pools, and from decavyd
vegetation. The water in the river has been
lnPregnated in consequence The river wafer
tastes precisely like that in the basin. as has
oeen satisfactorily tested. Hereafter, the wat.
er will be found as pure as usual.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

The convention was a creature OF compra-
mise, and the African Shave trade was the sub
iect. South Carolina and Georgia wished to
continne ii; Virginia, PENNSYLVANIA, New jersey
and New York, wished it terIninated; New En.
gland was passive in the matter; South Carroll
ma and George finally carried their point of con-
tnuance till the year sos, with the undcrStan-
ding that it should then end 1t therefore be
cumc the vital compromise Of the instrument,
and must be held sacred as the instrument
itself In this view, Judge Douglas declares
himself to be irrcvocably opposed to the African
slave trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

Nrw YomS, Aug 8.-The Herald has the fo.1
lowing special kilograms
WAsuIN"rnN.- Douglas has written 81
letter to JOHN l.. I'riloa, of Stnun,on, va.
which will E.e male pnhic in few days 1t
is in opposition to tie re opening OF the African
slave trade principally on the ground that its
prohibition after certain date was one Of the
compromises OF the Constitution which secured
the acceptance ut that instrument, amd should,
therefore, Ue hcA sacred. Tue letter is sai.i to
be very short and poiatcd,
WAsul&Grax, AG-. 1.-The letter from Judge
Douglas u C1 priion covers two points, ma
luraiizalion and the African slave uadc, suL-
stantialiy as follows:
There can DC no difference in the degrees of
projections accorded by the government 10 uative
and natuialized citizens. Our Constitution re-
cognizcs no difference in this respect. II "a
person can cXpalviate himself from Il !Olcign
government aud swear Allegiance to this, and
Sill owe anything to the foreign power, he is
iii the singuI.r and incredible prcdicanpnt Of
owing allegiance to two countries, without
being entitled to the protection Of either. lie
wonld accord the fullest protection to all ouv
citizens in the cunYcntlo".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

EDIToRS.-E. V. RICE, of I'LL W. II. TuLER KY; s.
Low, OF Va CORRESPONDING EpTOa.-W. s. ITAwEISs, of
Tennessee.
CIRCUMSTANCES, entirely beyond our control, having
~ prevented the publication Of the SyLHs during
session. the American LITERARY has determined
to renew it, under the above name enlarged
beaulcd forrn at the of the approaching
Collegiate Session.
1t shall principally of original articles written
for its pnges and will he devoted to the
coton and che refinement OF taste, their proper weight in
the development of man. Looking beyond any pecunary
Considerations il will claim impress upOn
hearts Of its reacrs those lofty sentiments which
essential to Intellectual superiority and moral subu.y.
And discardng all political SrIf= AMI party contentious,
will enleavcr to uphold and maintain literature
n firm basis
Each volume OF the JouRSH will consist of Ten Numbers,
commencing with October and endng with July. Each
number to consist of thIrty-sx pages closely printed
matter.
TERNs:-stngle Copy, 800 Copies, S6 Ten Copies
Siu. No deduction made for larger clubs. A large per
centage allowed to all who will act Agents.
Address all communications to the
j,27-1m dtw&w Be0.Gnv, H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

- water hel"ns,-we notice large guam
:, ''e'ous water melons and antelopes ly-
- "onl OF the groceries aud CONNECTION ma,
Inherent parts Of the city. One of the
=. s'' modes Of SersiTg up fine, fresh water
-, Is as follows. Plug hole in the melon,
+. ,''uS Oh ITS watery contents may run out,
pour 'n'o 1t some fine port-wine or some
= pace 1t on ice for two hours, so that the
may not escape therefore. Next cut it up
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

AIRANY, Aug. SIT has leaked out here by
what means the famoas letter Of Gov. Wise
came to be published. 1t appears .ls;.. tie let
ter was written to 4 confidential friend Of Wise
residing in Nevy York. That gentleman on
recent visit To Albany, willie in conversation
with some :mcnt5cTs of the regency, found those
parties hostile 10 Mr. Wise On the grounds OF
his intimate relations with EeInaGo " o0d
and the control the cX.Mayor was Supposed 10
have over linn Tho gentleman, who is u high
Is honorable rlan and perhaps not STUART enough
for the imtrigr!.S o.! the regency, incidentally
stated in spirit friendly to tioY Wise thar lie
knew the imputatioms against him to be IN.
founded, but he would not bo credited unless he
produced the proof, whc,cupOn, avn informed,
he showed the iettcy to Ny. Cassidy, oC the
iygnS, in strict confidence who asked permits
sion to lay it before Dean Richnond. This was
denied except upon the solemn assurance that
it should not appear in priut. It is NOW kuo"n
that special copies OF i! were made. /, may
seem strange that the Albany -fii's Is -Argu@,
MIR. CasSiday's paper should decline TO pu6list,
the letter on the assumption that it was for
gerry, while it manilestly was made public by
some members of the Albany regency and pro
l'aby with the knowledge of Mr.. Cassiday
hiu,sciL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

=. -; i" Co@n' Troupe Comieg.-The indie
,'g's .'anaser,-M Monkey Mons Henri will
NC -''"en;enm, Q" Monday evening next,
'"e celebrated Cocper's English Opera
~ WI" Will perform for six nights only.
'''pe c""t;'ins not few artists whose
are celebrated and who are capable of
s'''s the best English Opera in the finest
a .. elective style. Of course they will
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
COMMERCIAI.
WHOLESALE NTABKE,T

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooNS-Co,nmon $34l
BurTER-In kegs 9aIU.
BucEErs--Afarietta $292 q5
CHEESE-Wesern Reserve 7c:
ADMINISTRATIONS mould II; dip .; star 49, sperm 40
CoFF%E-Java lSc; Rio I2G5i2iI "
TwEICE-EHt5a Family G. Extra $50; ssperane S,25
COR%-l,OU.
OATS-4G
ERArHFRs-4O945c. scarce
FrRs-Raccoon 3Og3TITr. @@-|S - 80
GISsASG-5526O.
HaI-cIeysr : ton $780, Timothy $1,000
L1NE-Lousvtile $50
MoL ASS 9rlssns4 10; Sugar House 49,
NAILs-:}AI for iOd.
RAGs-99G3S, dull
RTcE-5k as
S:RDs-FlaXSeed 1875; Glover 5N.
SoAP-Castilc per ID ljGBl6; common 55e6
SuGtRs-New Orleans T1E9s hid SdS5< in Dbl
SNrFE-Scotch 26; IIappee 20 602G
TEA-Gunpowder .Dl@Tt ImDeraI 4O;5 ITvson s55,-n,.
Touching % G}3.c OOIong 35@T5c S'
IHBACco-6t twists ~; Ave roll 249ss
WOOL-UnwHshed from is -; Common washed es tn
81; Full blood extra 80 to IS - "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

" The German RiJ'e,aen were out ycster-
day afternoon, on parade. They marched to
point east of the city, where they exhibited
their usual proficiency in the rifle The Rifle.
men are handsome, we'll drilled and public
spirited company
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

" R061i"g q Railroea .Station.-On Fri.
Gay night last some villains broke open the door
oil the Ilempfield Depot at West Alexander, and
rNmmaged the place over, with the hope of steal
ing money They got nothing, however, but
some inside keys and a few postage stamps
we believe no suspicious are entertained rs to
who the rascals were.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
lIly 'l.rnpa! lgokamiIo Vrnpn!
C. u STIFEY,
Nsa,nnrnctnrer OF Tan 81 shect IRON Ware
AND nEALER IN

AND DEALER IN
HoUSEFURNISHING EARDwAEB
As ON hand very large assortment Of Ioua.furnish
IL ing Goods, part Of his stock of fine 10,
OF "aer-cooerS lined with porcelain Water lterrrs Wait,
sTs, Icacanisers MassCrs patent Freezer Old
Dominion ConecUots, Bird cages. Cutlery britannia aud
Kettles sc. - ~
He requests of his customers the prLic ;tnCrav
pa tie"sr attention to his Water anu DateI
!; ~ one wishes to ERVe Icti and the Old Dominion Coffee
II MAKES the best coffee and will saving coffee
Also on hand very large his own manu-
iNire Tin Ware, wholesale and retail ANY articles nor
on rhn will e made to order at the notice ard
lah'e prices. 800 a.
~ FRLIT CANS -lLFAYS on UIYD
Those iD want Of housekeeping Goods win de-, vii. N rpU
on him His articles meu tioy Those
household. a. + STIrEi' " " I
m! zo-u ohl No. lI3 Main st Wheeling, W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

% S~dae" Deuth-Dr John Logan, of
Allegheny courty, Pa, and father of DR.. I.
H. and W. B. Logan, Of this city, died verv
suddenly at his residence on Saturday last
lie was an old and estimab!e citizen whose sud.
den death has caused universal regret. He
was found dead in an clubhouse on his premises
whence he had gone in perfect health only
few minutes before
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
Jelly GlassesI

NjTEhave just made article putting up J0lss
The shape Is tapcrinS with iudentcd rim arou'i
the top for vi'g the ;arcr. just very article ana
wish all who Intend putting up to cs ard see il,
ErniI JHrS! ErmiI liars!
We have also kind OF Fruit Jar-FInt Glass Green
Glass and the celebrated "EART!IE$WARE'' JARS The
nateri a Of which these Jars made being itrcous
stone body and the glaze IIre Kim; GyAS are war
saned not to absorb ,e Of Jar. 4
letter Just received FROM the manufacturer nndir tic
assertion mai they were poisonous, that ait JdC-
Minus as il is GtsWR." We hundreds in this
city and vicinity who have used them three yexra
with peg tee; satisfaction.
EIy Eraps! Mosquito Ernps!
We have abe Agency for rStrt Fly and AIos-
quito Trap, useful and desirable
son G! Ic Warranted tn Kill III Il nrfel-
brhoot wh" creating '!irt ANNOYANCE. They
also as dc iFic i've 10 mosquitoes. All to enjoy
comparable slvcP, undiSiurbrd come ard bay
We have also Just received Ohdres Toilet Scttsaomp-
thing new and nice; White China White Ston, I.usre ma
and Decorated SpoomS Also, fine assortment OF Rus
sclTS Ivory and Cocoa handled Cut cry.
as 1t is near the time for taking account stock
gains may be lad from NOBNS q BARNES,
~" rs Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

W@1 Word in Season.-such men as Rev.
VIM. Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenney, James
E. Wharton, George Mendel, Jacob Amick, s.
d. Woodrow, and scores of others equally we'll
known, have given their emphatic verdict in
favor of Brentlnger's Compound Fluid Extract
of Dandelion and sarsaparilla, as Blood Puri-
fer. 1t is not quack Preparation-but is con-
tinually prescribed by Physicians ito whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure Scrofula, Pimples, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished by any of the so-calcd BLOOD Search
ers, or humbug "discoveres" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
r. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LoGAN, LIST & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
For sale also in Bethany, Moundsville, Bel
lair, St. Gainesville, WelIsburgh, ard by dealers
generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
PIANO FORTEs-
a. H. GALE On

a. H. GALE * co.
Take pleasure in Inviting the attention Of
artists, Amateurs, aud t,: Public .eneTalv
Il II u II ITO their NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE lust IN
- trodlcsd The growing desire for y S0arL
Piano Forte that shall approach tn In volume pr
sound and, nj the same time, avoid nnCanly appear
ace Of that Instrument. eurr-
GIGS to the production Of such GUSiVcTuu toll
IL rewarded and submit the result without fear COM
petition. " ~
80 Our Pianos all guaranteed 70 give entire satis
faction whether ordered from v any Of
our agents throughout the country soIic. co1tlu
uance OF th"t ronaGe which have a Tor The las,
twenty-five years. a. IL. GALE & CO.,
J=E9-Ay lOI EASF l@Tm ST., New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

LOUISVILLE, Aug Moore, HnIsted & Co.'S
planning mill and humber yard, and FIVE adjoining
dwellings,, Memphis, were burned yesterday.
Loss S25, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

CLEVELAND, Aug. 8.-The body of Elisha X.
Sterling, Il well known citizen of this city, was
found early yesterday morning upon the side
walk, with his skull fractured. He wns proba
bly, murdered. a reward OF $500 has been
fered for the detection OF the murderer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

G7@ Literary Nottce.-Prof Ross will dcliv.
er lecture in MartinsviIIe, this evening, on the
subject of Education in the Presbyterian Church
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

s7@ IEdntcd-We refer the reader to the
advertisement in another column, under this
head
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
cALpwELL g. aRAH .iIG, M
New Wine and Liouor Store.

TIME urdersf.nnI r. snrrtf,,,v -. 1a,o ~ 49,
numerous friends AMI the public generally, that he
this day opened q Wholesale Retail Wine ana Liquor
store, contested with BaI-rOou, No. IS Main street
one door above the Bank OF Whc' ling, where he will
tnty keep" hand FIJI ASSERTING mt Of pure W!ucs, Bran
dies, Whiskies Gin, EuuI, CT ans, Sc.
AS It Is nay "t""ton to keep hoting bu rnre stuff and
TO pay the closest at tnou H. nil orders entrusted me-
hope TO receive share Of public patronage which ear
restly solicit. liylz-9ul CONRAD STROBEl..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

PIrrsnrEG, Aug. 8.-Rlver feet By pier
mark, falling; weather clear and pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09

.gVr. Luther Rice, the gentleman under
=. supervision the Daily Intclligencer is
). limited. will call upon the people soon in
1 o. r,v OF soliciting subscriptions. We be.
=, i far him all courtesy, kindness and plenty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
GOAL M ALTERS.

.e,-7sn Cents Weeh.-1he Inte1zigencer is
WE'D to subscribers in any part of the city
.,;r,borhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
Desirable Farm for Sale

HITAT valuable and highly improved Farm Immediately
adjoining the village Of Cameron on the baltimore *
Chic RairOad known the McConaGGiy .rm contain.
ing 21 in good state Of cultivation particulars
enquire of VIM McConausy, the premises, Gram
gle l. Co., Wheeling.
If sold previous to the frat of September will offer
It at public auction that day, at the village Cameron
iN2'-6w Il CIIANGLE.
[SoundsviIleS waynesburg Republican publish
until day of sale and send bills this office, Insertion
tor collection
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
TrusEea1s Sale

USGGG'S OaIG,
10y virtue OF deed OF trust john 10y me dated
II March oath, 1870, md of in Ohio county
Virginia, in deed book No. 49, page $780, at public
auction 10 the hies bidder At the front dos" Of Court
East half Let numbered (51) Gr-oue, situated on the
South side Of Centre street. in Grahams addition The
TERMS of Galc-Cash. CHARLES W. RUSSELL,
Jy"6-lm fruster
nUPONT'S GTNPOWDER.-5UO kegs RilIr al.i Blasting
~ Powder, with full supply of all kinds canister
made at their mills, in magazine and ;or sale by
iyiq REILLY.
T AzAWDS GUNPO WDEIi.-5OO Kegs itile and Blasting,
IA with full supply Of all kinds Of Canister Powder
made at their mills, in magazine and for sale by
iyl9 At REILLY.
CNHILDREN's Fancy Straw Tats-A l0rfe assortment al
~ ways on hand. ljciJ HARPER & BRO.
I IPPENCOTr BARR's Premium Fire Proof Safes with
powder proof locks Nos o, J. 9 >, :, o. g. 9, To-
and SAMPLES of all kinds OF Vault doors, he found at
the Agency, No. So Main street These snfes
vailed in point of finish ana fire proof qualities.
CAT and them. nly9O
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