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COMMERCIAL,
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort s. Cohen


LI'-rHrooL, May 81, $50.
Business generally has been VEL, 1t
stir in any particular article. Money Is a1aaaat
and seeking employment at less than bank fete.
Consos are higher and closed to-day at 92S G9a24
At Manchester there was both on Tuesday am. To-
day brisk demand for goods suited to the Eastern
markets at full and even improving prices, The alb
of continental buyers however, continues to be
severely felt by those spinners who depend on the
demand from that quarter
Cotton was freely bought during the week, except
on Tuesday but the market remained heavy and il
regular with declining prices. All kinds except the
Fair as well as the Clean Mddling qualities OF Amer
lean. of really good staple, are from sdto 3D. lower
per pound Middling qualities of only light staple
did not realize the quoted prices The market closes
with an improved tone.
The sales were 81 $3.50 bales of all kinds including
1910 American, and 1850 East India. Consumers
took As $40 bales hereof exporters 1850 and specula
tors ITO
The imports Gncludng those calr.ed over from
last weel) reached l0s 55 bales Of Hl kinds, Oh j2J
of which were American, and 55is Flst India.
The stock has increased 50 $50 balcs since last
Friday but shows, nevertheless, setease of 1860
bales on comparison with last y9i" as tollows
NJ! "A 20. &ay q 5s
f. p!iao !sI IsS lss ssS
West India, .................-......- 40 2,77O
Eas, Iuaia Al4o 57fsl
TOTAL ....................b a'z1.,t4057O t5i,21
The quantity known to be low at sea from Amer
lean ports to Great Britain about 2l0d.fa -
against about 5000 bales luis tame ls i ye,tf.
The prices of b "a 5ufats ar al1tlt rs,
those Of Egyptian al I'd. lower thu last essE
American cotton we 4ote as follows:
New Orleans M "Thaas s4ss.S5 i
Middiing Fa1r......,..,,.-........IiIi.
Falr..
The sales today reached 10000 bales withoui
change from quoted prices, except perhaps for FAN
American wanted for export.
Iirea3stuts having been inactive during the week,
and though not generally pressed for sale, prices
lover.
Lard is in only smll demand but inch
value. a small parcel Of American lard
way here via Iirelueu.
sugars are declining in price 0nd difficult O sale.
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LIABILITIES.

By comparing this with the statement for April,
note the following changes An increase in specie Of
SS9,G20; anincrease in discounts of SLOT 46l de.
crease in circulation of $550,993 decrease in de-
posts of SIC AL decrease in domestic exchange
of 1925 ,25G; and decrease in foreign exchange of
500 $50.
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UhiIdfen thfee theH
and 10 twelve old hApce all twelve old
fallfare.
once Of the Master Of Transportation Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, Persons reside In the city and have
residence establishment the line Of the road
tickets in twenty for their personal at
duced rate.
prepared to Goods and Pack
oil Kinds place with which they have
Nou receiving and delivering the Of the city,
T. s. WILLIAMS,
iAS1 II Mater TRANSPORTATION,
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Molasses remained without active demand, and the
coyado at l5s. I'D y cwt d. D., ex quay in Liverpool
P.s-2sth May, at noon-There is a good BUSH
ness doing in cotton this morning and the sales will
probably amount to from 5000 TO 10 GOO bales.
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h SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON

T. bounty LAND AND PENSIONS-oFFICE
M Nc II Exchange Alley stairs nearly opposite the
VII Posice. odiers, Seamen and Transfers who have
l the service of the United States
more disturbance 1890
emf tied of land. Widows children OF
Soldiers ScnmeU and Transfers
land persots Cha maize and procured with dis
L atch ly John PURCELL,
ELS TN II Exchange Alley, up stairs
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CATTLE HARK EFT,

JEFFERSON CITY, June l5 1889
The market is about bare of Hogs, " til moderate
stock of Cattle and Sheep offering Veal Cattle ore
in demand.
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g. y GRF III ATS SIOUTHWEsTERN

Through New York In Four Days
and Nineteen Hous-Ayodng all the Dangers Of the River
And Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis ST. Louis. Chicago. Cincinnati,
Washington, Philadelphia. New York and all Eastern Cities
fwo Days Time Saved !-Only Seventy Miles Stagingva
New Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILR DAD
Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Rarond and
Sims Sutton Dudieys treble daily line of FourHorse Pott
Coaches to Grand junction, Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis snd New York be had at the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans and Great Northern
Railroad Company
The roads in Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
become good and close connections Ade throughout
the whole route
laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
Ha-sixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT 2n SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
~ IL ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

I0X =. =. which will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the train will axe the o'clock morning
trip the city every hour after IL O'Clock until II
o'clock at night
On Sunday 18th inst there will be haihour trips
every sunday from O'Clock until 3.
special trips Lake night by the Hoe Car,
when required. by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Trkin will GENTLY Station when notified,
trips O'Clock F. NJ. Sundays. Fare
each conductors timely notice to
AN
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~ vi of and aHsTsH to AZ
by the Honorable the Second District Cour, of New Orleans in
ton the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Ma
gazine streets TUESDAY, July s. 1853 L. O'Clock NJ,
''i "ys cERTAfS lot Ss Of GROUND together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. situate in the HIM
and Carondee streets having French measure p feet
Garondee by properly now or late Of widow Roman
and the side Baronue street by property late
The buildings and improvements said lot comprise
story brick store slate rooted and opetory frame bnd
2 The slave named ADoLPHE, quadroon, aged about Ii
years belonging TO said succession.
TERMs-For he landed property the purchaser to assume
property dated the 18th day of January 1859 payable II
months after date and bearing n,eres. from date
adjudication cash aud for the slave, cash on the SPOT
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DH'ss.s oova DE Rh AE3'5s2A R5 sHs
TN VERTU dun or,tre de vente rcmdu lie 81
de b as de s pa, s ale o e
procedera lie MARpl de niet 1855 midi Hotel de la
s s .s zee tT' @ camp f'
J. UN TERRAIN, siine dams lie Premier District d. cee
traucaise q pieds de Groi res De
proondeur borne n CO Dc Ia Caroudeet "a prope
du e0 de la Bonne la propriee ejoardhu GU eli
deynt anpnrenant Jean Laurent .,.--,.--.Z,
rouvent consistent en- une maison base bes couvee
en- adoses servant de maSaSG ct ue aison ba e bo
p Lesclave nomme ADoLPHE qharieron, asee denvifon
II ans: appartenans 4 la dite succession
era e paement dun bet de Ia some de s4oo ggran
b. pob que Ia propete snsdeerte date u is de jnvef
1859 payable o'l mos de date e porant inere depus h.
balance du pix dadudiseon complaints et resciaye,
compliant AN moment de ladjndcation. 5.
ie2 10 II q jy5 Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
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DEuxIEXE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE FFU
RENE AUGUSTA JAHAE.
della Nonvee Orleans No Is 453.
I'm vERTU DUN Orltre dc yente rcliClu lie 81
SIXTH DISTRICT oouRr7J. 4 TEERApB WIFE or Y. 9.
ofNew Orleans. 30l5
pY VIRTUE of n writ of ficri f:tclas to me

y dlEee1ed w HoHuTabTe siNTR 0IsirCt TNHFf
Of New Orleans the above entitled will sell
public auction, the City Hotel ommon street between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY. the 25 day Of
June, 1859, al u o'clock Nj
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND In the of this city,
forming Of Flevtas Plant stiun, designated Lot No.
plan made by + Sgrgi III lSi9 and deposited in the oce
Of p 4. Iaresche, No IL Book Of Plan l.. comprised within
Hospital Roebehaye Dorgenois Barracks Said Lo, being
the same designated by No Of square No plan drswI
by Antoine ougeoi, Surveyor First Municipality, in 1886,
and deposited in the office of Felix de Arnas, ie Notary
Public i'll this city.
measures American e. 81 feet lines
Roehebave street 81 feet inch wide in the rear feet
inches and lines in depth tile line which divides
Lot No. of said plan E. SnrEi ard II fee inches
lines on the Ii to barracks street.
Said property teng purchased BIZ defendant fro. Pierre
Hugon by act Of sale dated h February 1888 before r.
E. Laresche, Notary Public in this city.
Seizad in the above suit.
TERNS-Cush on the Spot.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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della L. G ROUN, vs.. SON DI I
NouveenrIeans. J EPOUN-Nu 3.9IG.
FN NERTU dun writ de tieri fncias a
la Nonvee Orleans dams are ci-deSss je pruceerai IL
SANEDI Is de j. IN 1859, midi rIdtsl de IL Cite De
la Commune entire les du Camp des Mogasns la
publque ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN, sue derriee VILE fesant partie
rhabiton Fieyia ct desgne par lie No plan
h surgi lsi9 depose etde de P. Iaresche,
notae public vle sous lie No IL M vre dies plans H.
dams e compris entire les de iH6pa Rochebave Dor
genois u Quarter. lie dit terrain degne lie No
de let No plan dr-se par Antoine ,ourgero yovur
de la mncpate No en- 1856 depose retude de FtS
de .srmas. atofs notai public en- ceite Vile.
l. dit terrain mesure, ameIicue. 81 pes ct gnes
de la Rochebave 81 pieds pouce argeu dams
lie fond, 46 pie Is lgnes de proondenr
qn le separe du No du dit plan de e Sug ct Il pei5
p ct gnes la gns dn cote de Ia u artier
propr ete appareut defeneRr moyn de perau
on qu'il fate de Pierre Hugonn par rapport de
p f. Laresche, noire public vile date du L.
eyrier lSiS.
Saisi dams l'atare ci-iessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de paijudication.
+, L. PARKER,
my25 js3 lo1I rs sheriff la Psrtsse torlGqus.
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gtbish ri tbs Nsrksts.


CREscEEr OyyIcs. No. 70 Camp street. 4
Thursday Morning. June is, 1850. /
CoTToN. =. Holders advanced their rates about ac
yesterday, the strength Of the foreign advices and
purchasers were found for barely 1900 bales. We
quote Middling at 1ll0113e, but omit other figures
for the present.
sfATxNKNf OF COTTON.
Stock hand LIST September, .baIes. 3o48
received since.
received 3esterdsy... 46-l,iH68
I.775o47
exported since. ...,........... 81 ,65l.2al
exported ycsterday............... l,G34-1,6e23B
Dufnt IL 5W I,693oi5
Stock on hand not cleared. ......... 1892
TOBACCO. The sales amounted to 1900 hhds.,
including l64 at &c. Is at ST. % at g. and As at &C.
q H..
srArKMKNT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand lss September 1858 htds BOA
Received yesterday. ................... 1893 5-,717
1851
Exported yesterday. s95 so4ss
Stock on hand not cleared. 8l7s
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CALIFO MA.

To sail on MOND Y, June 90. at s A. NJ.
rEzn FOR CALIFORNIA, via ASPIEWALL
HEf6ft Nnvy Bay) and Pansma-The U. $. Mail Steam.
ship ConpRny's nsbip Empire City. s.
P Griffin command will leave the wharf St Mary
Market numerically above, with the T. s. mails and
Navy Bay, connecting with the U. Mail hip
Havana and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Golden Age Panama. For through tickets apply
the office, 43 Natchez street
iell j. T. BOSWELL 4 co.
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DOME . TIC PORTS.
-
7 f X A s .

TIE AS.
To sail on T THURSDAY, June 16. at 8 A. NJ.
Ere. FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGOR-
HNETT4 DA BAY-SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP CO u
S. Mail I.ne-The su,erior copper and copper
frsened steamship Magnolia j. Fowler commander, will
leave shove carrying the u g. mails For freight
having superior accommodations apply
board or TO -
C.B PAYNE, 81 Car p street.
H-A steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday and
Sunday morning for the above ports. iel3
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NEW YORK,

To sail on MONDAY June %, at A. NJ, precisely.
FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
NMlGIt The United States Mail Steamship Co.'s steamer
.-s.ss. Empire City, S. p Griffin, commander: will
leave the wharf opposite ST. Marys Market, with the o. S.
mails and punetualy above For freight pas
apply at the Office of the u S. Mail Steamship Company
No. "A Magazine street.
ie1l S. DE WISER K CO., Agents.
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RAZos SAN AGO.

To sail on FRIDAY. 18th inst. at A. NJ.
~F<En SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
IN fTIz pany-United States Mail ine-For Brazos Sani-
via Indanoa. The superior iron steamship
Ariznnm, R. Smith, commander, viii sail above car
the United States mails. For freight having
elegant accommodations, apply on board: or to
c. B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street.
copy Of the tariff Of reduced will furnished
to shippers on Application jel0
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& I'm D BIB
Rpi.rnma.


Pere Bonhonrs seriously inquired, whether n,
German could be "a bel esprit2-nnd yet of all
the epigrnmmatists, from Marshall to Punch, the
German Gotthold LEASING is the wittiest. His
epigrams are as numerous as they arc clever;
were freely stolen by Goleridge, and contribute
the point TO many an English Ijokcin prose and
verse. The following are barely tolera6le trans
lations his best epigraIns:-
''TIc's goncat last-old Myers dead"
Last night twas said throughout the city,
Each quidnunc gravcly shook his head
And hall the town cried, What pity"
The news proved false; twas all cheat
The morning came the fact denying;
AndadI the town to day repeat
What hair the town last night was crying!
Another
Quot!I gallant Fritz II ran away
TO fight again another day"
The meaning OF his speech is plain,
He only hed-to ily again!
Aud this by the same author is savage enough
TO have been written by Piron:-
From the grave whore old Gripe-ail, the miscr
reposes,
What yiaitrols odor invadcs all our moses!
1t can't be his 6oayalone-in the hole
They've certainly buried the usurers soul
As "Single-speech Hamilton" is famous for
having made n good Grafton, after which he
never spoke in pubic again-SO there are au
liluIS WHO nave Ieit III lEll Il Single eplSFatn
Richard Brinslry Sheridan, orator, dramatiSt,
and universal wit, wrote the following, oc
casion of the Prince of Wales complaining one
day at BrOoke's that Inc was cold; but, after
drinking three glnSscs of brandy said that he
was comfortably warm. The old proycrh that
zone swallow does not make a summer" is the
basis ofsthc ieu dcsprit:-
The Prince came in aud said twas cold;
Then raised the ruby RUNNER,
Till swallow after swallow came,
When he pronounced it Summer
Erskine, also, has left us his epigram;-
The French have taste in all they do,
While SIC are quito without;
For Nature, who to them gave govt,
To us gave only govt!
on a PALE LADY wtTH y RED.N0sED HUSBAND.
Whence comes it that in Clara's face
The lily only has it's place?
Is it because the absent rose
Has gone to paint her husbands nose?
Kissing CAsUEsTRY.
When Sarah Jane, the moral Miss,
Declares tits very wrong to kiss
I'll bet shilling l see through it;
The damsel, fairly understood,
Feels inst as any Christian should
She'd rather aWfSr wronElthan 40 ii!
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Corner o. Hanover md Pratt SIS, Baltimore
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
IA Extremely low Esr1cen, nov el.,es,Tls;. ,,t

E.iA -&G} - q 81 EfFS'Si.
1T ANING just returned from New York with well
IL lected and very cheap Dry Fancy Goods,
would request the public examine before purchasing
elsewhere My stock Goods viii he found
Sisto the latest styles and guarantee that my prices
lower than those airy other house. Iwoud call parc
uar attention tc Figured Brlliants, woSt richly
ls5c at only 1236t P ID Ducals worth %: at IKE; Light
cold Al Chtnzcs worth 5c at lac, and in pro
portion Musilns and irish Linel will sol Muslin iyortl
ls5e at toe and Irish Linen worth Is at 45c 5UG EOnnes
comprising the --latest styles, all which being purchased
srect from tile manufacturer, Will sell Cle8 than
before LOU HOnneL iLhons; lGn EUccs Flowers
everything appertsinl to the Millinery
branch call the the Trade and
be offered AZ the lowest figures.
ENBTOIDERIES!-If You wisit find the largest, best
and cheapest stock give rae ca aud PROMISE To sell
Collars, sets Of Sleeves and Collars iaus In crtinE
Edsnss at !ess figures than other estabitsinen
2uUn pr Kid Gloves at only STE. worth 81; bpr. Ats
DC worth 2Jc 21n Linen I'm iArrchctS l25fc,
19; inn d" lS2{, WORT: 25:; 125 lii Ettc
at worth G2; 30 do ut Soc, worth superior
a. GEc. worth 81; 1oud while BrI!!;nts l2Lc, vor
ISL; 100 Pull do at 1885. worth 2hc well any other
white such NansonG, both plain plaid striped
pr0portonltev low. 5pnO Dollars worth Q Piece Goods
uits5e for Msrsiant Tailoring Trade, aud Of Which
conhdent have the largest stock in Wheeling, Will be sold
to the Trade nt.less than other House in "heling
can sell them al; and sill ask u!natiou
convinced, of 'ny ability 20 sell Call and examine
your selves. ISAAC PRAYER.
mh2l Sfa
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HATS AND GAPS.

TETEhave on hand and receiving daily a large and
w complete assortment Hats hps, embracing
every variety OF style and price, And in view
ereasing demand for frstcass goods, paid par.
tiSnlar attention to te getting such expressly
atnpcd 10 the wants of
7itl Eastern houses such that furnish
the laeststyles of Hats and Caps ntroduced
And promise that the beautiful as
s2rtmcns, well the qualities
are to be found at our establishment.
Fhr public respectfully invited to cali examine
urstockas wewspare no pains to give entresatsqcton
ieca HARPER & ERO.
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Geo., Geo. 800

~ Having, at heavy expenditure, furnished our Job
ONCE with all necessary materials embracing Type Rules
BORDERS Cuts &C., of the latest and fashionable Styles
to render capab OF executing work equal that of
other establishment in the city, and posses facilities,
the way ofSteam &c, for doing work cxpei'io~y
lllS<ed by other Office, respectfully present our
claims for share of public patronage assuring those who
'trus their work TO that shall wanting to
give entire satisfaction Iuari-'59 div
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

They are the only remedies perfecs adapted for on,rsfc
ann nrtyste 4se With them the parent armed and
pared the FIRST approach oflisease, and can rre+ n
NJ The threshold and keen 1t at bay A tribe of mecin
rightly directed In the FIRST hours
tat which bvdelay only he relieved hv long nd
Gus Of suffering if at ALL With these at hand You
arc not Obliged to await the coming ofilat often ts1f
as we'll eXpereive luxury, doctor; nor to h. ,,Ss NJ
or bisterea or but yourself administer
the simple specific, anil restore the rudY curren F iSF
again to health and iov Tere cannot only no I;nr,
In any case from their but the general ndnsncss
constitution bevon all question, "a most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active. efficient agent for tI,s s,I
remedies eonnirv in tho ITnitoj
AuuFess, DR.. f. sHthiPHREYS.f & CO.
No. 562 BrOalTay New Ynrl,
s8-seld by the Druggists in Wheeling. ph14-ly.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady Of 26 had been trouhcd with for
several months, so to render great necessary
selection Of her fool After eating, the stomach became
aci food rising in her mouth with water, unpens-
ant heavy l0alike sensation in stomach CONTINUING
for some hours frequent headaches bowels
depressed mental condition. Sec commenced taking the
DySest. Pills, morning and nish and in less
cSitlost erg symptom of her disease had vanished,
and she felt Ike heing.
Gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
geston weak stomach, coated tonRuc bad TASTE the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and wlrla- In the
he 80 much rs to render his riding in u carriage,
even mounting ctnnence, quite dangerous After trvas
several things Intellectually. he the Dvercpu Pills
which afforded prompt relief. pill
unpleasant symptoms.
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Ely Trapa! 7Tosou7,o YrnDp.

We hays the Arency Chert's Patent Fly and Mos
quito Trap very useful ana desirable this sea
OF the year. Warranted XIII all the flies neiEi.
III as to s sSo %rs
COMFORTABLE sleep, nndiSturhcd, come and huy.
We have also Just received Chdrcns Toilet Ses-sonc-
thin new n!ce White ehnn, White Stone
sells IVory'and Cocoa handled Cut cry.
Asitis near the time Cor takinan stock ,ar
gains MAJ be had from HOBBS & BARNES.
Jyl0 lis Main
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Fruft .ynra! Rruft .EnrsI

have also kind Of Fruit Jar,-Fnt Glass Green
Glass and the celebrated 'EARTTTESWARE' JARS. The
material Of which these Jars made being vitreous
stone body and the glaze PHre Flint Glass; they are war
rlnted not to absorb taste the of the
received from the al!udinE the
4lons It is absurd" We refer to hundreds In this
city and vicnity who have used them years
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
OUR REMEDIES BY Mani

Look over the list, make IN case Of what kind Won
Goose anu enclose the amount or STAMPS
ne medicine Will be duly returned by mail express free
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JAS. M. DILLON,
1O2 MARKET STREET,
Plumber and Gas E1itt.ar-

z EEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IA Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds
Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles aud Steam
Water Iuages Ift and Force Pumps, Sinks Ht'iu Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hylrants Gam Hose packing
q all TicknessCs Anfrlotion Metal, Barca, TIM
Zinc and Anthony, TRuY
CrucibcIls in the country.
~ Also, PolIy's improved and patent Chain Pump,
wt:cfis decidedly the greatest pdp the age, right
will he sold on fair terul.
Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosive and for con.
ductin pressure pipe for hot cold water, ese
cay FOR deepwes preferable and cheaperthan Lead
p5 sg2
ii - Which can be furnished notice.
SB- 'Egh paid for aid Copper, I2rG88HRR Lead.
nnv19 d2awkviv
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PILES.

clergyman baptist Church, well known in Illinois
writing N IhnYc been for timr sariouslr
afflicted with bleeding piles; nn have my clSc "a
severe oueat me time indeed homeless; hut have uscl
your medicine (Ple Spscfcl, and cnred have no
doubt Won are laying the world under great aud lasting
Obligation"
gsnenlan Of nftyyeRrs, vel and favOrablv known Mt
Oeihi, Delaware cauntv eYnrl, had been marty to the
piles for twenty ye1rs Sometimes from excessive he7or-
rFage, pann suffering he reduced to the verge
the crave For years he had dragged out miserable evs.
tence, confirmed invalid disqualified FOR any business
"El IF, almost burden Itsncnds tn add that had
t- all sorts remes from all SORTS of DOCTORS little
rgrposS H consulted me to and recommend
cd our pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve. and since
scTTnus tI'IG OF ny, Se-
past he had occasionally symptoms HIS c1mpai,t
hut few doses of the Pile pills would dispense n for
medicine. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30

EEIHP FIELD RAILROAD.
Ii frelgts intended for shipment the road must he
"a delivered between the hours ut Z a. M and q n M os
none will be received after hathour. n. SWEENEY,
seplo General Manager.