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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
Peipher's Line. R.R. Freight q ars
.sASaA BETWEEN
FL Philadelphia and LeWisburg.

The subscriber IS running line of freight
cars TO and from Philadelphia wifh0W re-ship-
menf, and hopes TO establish good business
by prompt deliveries al reasonable rates.
Warehouse in PhIlad. with Freed Ward &
Freed, sll Market street. where goods &c. for
Lewisbura and intermediate points should be
left. THOMAS PEIPHER. Harrisburg
Feb. ., 1859 mGpd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
DR., VI. Fl. WITWCR.

Of Laaca,i,r ctr, (iite cf PhiLadTphia)
where lc ha= been in succ, ul practice for number
Of YEAR. received his rlu,aiiun at thu hrst Medical
Cpilr:. in the Uuit,d statr. and had experience and
practice in the different Host i'as ir several year u
nicinhcr of the Analytical Medical ln-itut" "i Ne"
York.a:d late "a ,ur.con il tho - Navy-Hn'r oters
hprsf q, n. P,ihc 10 d'tsnd dEg pTetesSi'Hai calls
'iIiE Iur.t medicine Away, hand direct from I'll"
best Laboratories in the country and the botanical
Gardens of the World No patent mrlcn" prescribed or
break thu constitution. but Will rcnoNHe the y $
trm from all injuries II has sustained from n' TaI
medicines. Chronic and ificult diseases must h treat
ed upun auaN teal IriuciI which Is L. kn"" anu Hs
certain what disease is is nature and chara ter re-
quire know ledge of the chemical constituent oi every
solid and nui Of the human h"iy-tli' changes ti"s"
solids anl ig.ds are capable oi undergoing 10 fn""
what ncIi,l"s To- cmrioy TO di>easrs requires "A
knoa .c. OF the chemical constituents Of all AGENT
employed in medicines, and if are in p"ss"ssi"no
this Know ledge 1t is possible I" cure any dssras"-no
matter Of low long staning-and leave the patient III
healthy and perfectly cared condition.
Melancholy alteration, that state of alienation and
weakness o the mind which renders persons Incapable
Of ioy ing he pleasures Irf rming the duties Of if
UY-rlF,iA that distressing disease and t!l destroyer
Of health and happiness, undermining th" 'onsutuiI"n'
and yearly carving thousands to uLtmey graves can
must IuplatIrally lie cured
EHEUWlTI>N in any form condition. chronic or &C
cute. warranted curabi": EJsy falling sickne-s,
all chronic and suLJorn Of Female diseases. rti-
cal!y removed salt khrum, and every otscrI' "i
CIc-ratous Piles aud >crUfnous diseases. which have
hafilri all previous mriral kill can be cured ~ my
treatment, hen the constitution Is not exhausted
do say all diseases yes. uHptioHi can he cured
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW
ING OF BLOOD.
will remain in my office on Wednesdays and Hatur-
DAYS, from o'clock A. NJ 10 +. VI, to accommo !Hte
patients from a distance. and consult IN the tn-!-h
aud German ancuage>: will make visits I" any distance
il quirri be addressed by letter, North Prince
555yi '' ''''' '''''' ,''' VI wITMoE,u D.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

lust received al the Lewsburg Boob
81 Store from the late Phlladelphiu Trad,
Sale, large collection of Books and Station
departments of
Sclrnce and Literature; Religion, Law
and PoIitcs; Histories. Biographies, Travels
a varied and well selected stock of MiscelIa
neuuS books Pocket and Family Bibles
from ihirry-tve cents 10 seventeen dollars
Encyclopedias Ladies buns, Gitt books
Autographs, Architects DockeiS for Law
yers and Justices of the Peace: Day Books,
Ledgers, Composition books. Copy books,
Pass books and Pocket Memorandums; Maih.
emaiical Instruments; Visiting Cards; a
large lot of Printers Cards, very cheap
good Cap. Bath and Note paper, from l2l Ia
20 cts. PR guTe; Opaque, Damash, de la
Rue and Buff Enre6pes from 1 10 - cts.
PER p1ck; Blank Deeds and Bonds; large
assortment of SUNDAY School books and Re-
wards; Common School and College Tex
books alIcGys on hdmd.
This stock was bought at very low prices
and Is offered so much below regular pTice>
as To make it an inducemcnt 10 persons wish
ing good Books either for the library. general
reading, or handsome present, to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Special attention ot
SuperInlendenis and Teachers of Sunday
Schools is invited to our large stock of :. S
Books and Rewards always 10 be found on
our shelves. Sunday School Catalogues fur
ni>hed free of charge.
Merchants supplied at the usual rates Of
discount. WILLIAM MURRAY.
Lewlsburg, April 8. 1859.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

following prices for cash.
Gents Calf Boots, warranted, 81 90 to 90
Gents KIP and thick boots, = - TO 90
Gents Calf Caters, IS
Mems shoes, 90 to 90
Bows Boots. -, to = 30
Ladies Caters various kinds, 90 10 80
Ladies Heel and Morocco boots, - TO 90
Ladies' BuskIns, 90 10 ! so
Ladies Slippers. 10 10 l %
Women'S Leather boots. kip, 90 10 | -
Ladies Gum Sandals * OvershoeS - 10 81
Misses 'lealher.kld & Morocco boots e. 10 ! %
Misses Gum Over shoes b2
Children's Boots. Shoes, & Caters 81 10 75
The above goods will all be warranted as
represented.
All kinds of Meas, Boys Ladies' Misses
and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Caters made
to order of the very best material and work
manShip, aud warranted 10 give satisfaction.
RrPAIRISG promptly attended to- Give us
call. JAMES SCOTT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
'L,5lls[yBook Esindery !!

vINHE subscriber having Tcnted the entire
Book Binding establishment Of Norden
\ Cornelius and added 10 1t his own tools, Is
"a ,,r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

Chance for a Good Trade.
HAVE about 100 Cords of WOOD which
i will trade for MANURE. Twill deliver
half a cord of Wood for good two horse load
OF Manure. Persons having manure to dispose
OF for wood will do well to apply soon TO
Oct.6 WILLIAM PRICK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

Hs'lvE!.S- IsNtr,I o
Th- Unanimous favor which has ATTENDED the iutro
ti.r oi Nl.s..f Is " !i-Hn- Family srWIus Machine, %
-iiirirut nt IT'S excellence II l. ueril's- Row
g. say THAI t- -Hl r.rt - becoming ao1ur- tc
-ftti M th, fact ra,utfzrd hy it, e,siui u-r IN
t.uu.auI- - .auIH'~ I every rank ia NE T. t."-r
vl hive I..ts T,:rsiU.I Fl aSaIiu- 10 l'r- -
IL itata-- u ma, not Dee ay- that IL uIity
j. not - q tt.in o. lr solved, tu' .rgiiy -
l-l Tie highest testimony i- constantly offered, r'rhr
min t, v,rllrt v h4- given iL- Instrument 60 N'tr
and rtit l.li.. % trttri-t ty-
This Nagliu- b. ..u.riy,d Jrnoilr l>TIrJir RIG
INil. r.iu.I Ic.ay and admirably adapted tu thr u'-t
perfect warh ut r,rrE t.nI of material. ani. having
lc, Jrct fn % w. year, -f 30 f- most -'1r ing
character Iy E.u..',- lfI I NHsl- tr-Hrr- e Mae
ufartu-r, with lI-tlu h. s'rrr-- t - tr.'v'd that
al tls -rrtt iIu'- ,tu.-l, O. comp ~tr and irari-
cal sewing Machine -at o. aIFio-sheI IN excl
I,urr.
Among tho uua nj ',d advantages it POSSESSES over all
other. ulay u. i.l tie il.O~IU-:
/ It. .imriaity of rous:ruo.u, and consequent free
dom nom drraluemcut and nerd q repail-.
= It. Saupiri faI.lity and ease Of % ration
. It, nnisoess movement
Tho great variety q urpors 90 wi 'h II can p" aT
I!i-I which he achieved BY no other mechanical
ni,au.. And.
D. The pre-, Hiusut BEAUTY and DrEtuLl1I of tie work
Persons ordering these celebrated Machines
from the Central Agency, have only the
freigh, 10 pay irum Harrisburg no charge iur
boxing. An operator will soon visit Lewis
burg 10 show H. great beauties and utility.
Persons wishing Machines will please address
IGm75s1 W o HICKOK. Harri,turg.P "a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
kiVIERE HOUSE,
IENlSBURG, UNION Co, Pa.
Il. G. IsETZEL, Proprietor.

INilS house Is located IN the very center Of
Il the BUSH ess portion Of the town, and the
cnly Hotel IN Market Square. 1t is BY odds
the largest and most spacious in LewIsburg,
and Is kept in the cleanest and best possible
manner. The ROONS are large and airy
BEDS neat and clean. The TABLE is spread
with every luxury the season affords. The
BAR is furnished with pure uuadulterated
liquors bought by the Proprietor out of the
Custom House in Phllad. The STABLE and
ho>,ler will recommend themselves.
The Proprietor, having gone to a great
expense IN re-ftting and furnishing his house
employing at large cost n fr>I-rate Cook
and other servants who are attentive and
ohiiSns-hopes by uuremI'jing attention on
his part 10 receive share of the public patro-
nase'-The public Will please accept the sin
ceIe thanks of the Proprietor for the very
generous patronage he has received during
the four months he has lived in LewIsburg.
RivIere House, Aug. 90. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
g LATEST ARRIVAL
Il from PHILADELPHIA

yINHE subscriber has Just received al his
Shop in Market Square, $1,000 worth
of Boots and Shoes, winch will be sold at the
prices for cash:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
IANHiiCfN MrkEeNIS
ORIENTAL DETERSIsL SOAP.

PHILADELPHIA
IE9NrED 70 GIVE PtEFTgr -fTI.ifrE, y % --s
Will II ELEJN9LD-
dAd olr igsHs fsr.ig arf0r-sd r. mai. s.sd ~,
future y Il at syJ-Hss
AVIAN HAAGEN being practical soap N.s,- a..
having fr The last twelve wears different tine. y
riDu- vt,~ nov offers Il 20 thr public ~.-g
viii save Tllli- LABOR and NuNLI. " ar- -.. %:
it d oui rest upon II, Own m-Tlt- AL V~a-A --
II a iasr trial. and il according 10 a.
found ia each box and il it does not give fun .ais
Il. q tbs money will be refunded.
Among the many advantages over other Was-r.
Soap. the following NAV be- named:
!. Clothes need 10 boiling, and very little ~ Z;
imost articles Uorrl
= one POUND ~iil 20 A. far. f-r any Use. ss he
pounds Of common rOsiH soap, two pounds b.; a.
ly soap.
g. II requires less than one half the time aud lss'
to DO the washing Of family. that r-gur.- 18th B.
best family soap anu l. warranted -: 50 s. g.s =.
fabric.
; For CLEANING Paints -nI remcvin- Gr+az. L. az
Printers lns- II l. unsurpassed NJ ulst~. Er--7
and Fainter will fni it iL,aiGab.v a1t-eir s1-
in- hands, II does not chap, hut gr-4tE s-. ..
skin
g. The superiority Of the materials usy aIi ~ =,
NOT ,oNI uNING ANY EXCFss % tiKAlIEs 4. I-- -
any other known WashIng soap, snd url. .ls,.-F -
test adapted for white and colorrd Cr---- - as
Cambrir> aud Lsces, and Is WARRANTED y ] - LII
TIE CLOTHES.
For sale at all respectable Grocery stores IN tie ely
and ueig ghloTing towns, and Enthusiastically
TRAIN a NrhtuNE,
=. south WhArves.
Sm..5 Between Market and Chestnut IS ,lA-lj
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
CARP T. L :.
TT II. ELDREDGE.
IL. ufacturer, Importer and Dealer,
Carpetings' Oil Cloths,

SC. Being in a bye-s,reet under yerv at
expenses, this House has been enabled af
many wears to maintain the reputation o.. ten:
the CHEAPEST IN The CIiv.
- WarshOuse-io. l:s .Sfrqsri-sry >.-..:
second door above Chestnut S1rce'. >.ra.-
berry is the first street west ot >sc-,. s---s-
PHILADELPHIA 3m7Ij
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

Down EAST INpIANs-The editor of
the Portland Transcript has been on a
tour, with other Maine editors, to the Ar
istOok region. The following brief con
versation with one Of the a borigines,
would seem to prove that the Indians of
that region are making great advances in
civilization
"You Englishmen?"
"No."
"You Commissioners
"No-we are editors"
"Ugh! make newspapers Learned
men-great minds Much lie ! Ugh !"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
a. TELEGRAPH.

CIScrNATI, Peb 1o-Moderate demand Flour; sales
300 bbs $58G95S5 for supeTlne, and e540 for extra;
Whisky unchanged and rather dull; sales 100 bills At
e65, inducing Ness pork unchanged sales 800
tce OF rst class city brands continue to be held at
demand bulk pork 10000 lbs shoulders sold
at 6 nothing in Sides good demand for bacon; sales
POO hhds. at 999ss; sales OF shoulders. Lard
changed; 300 bbls. prime sold II at, 2
at HELIX No change in Groceries; market arm.
REV York, Feb 9-Flour firm, sales 5000 bbls at $3.50
55 for State. Wheat dull sales OF 1000 bus ut 81 90
white Michigan and 1920 for Milwaukee club. Corn dull
Pork steady Lard heavy st 129l2H. Whisky duh at IS
BALTIMORE FEB. 1OPlour steady at 1913 for Howard
street Wheat dull for want Of supply Corn dull, but
there quOtRble change Provisions unchanged. Mess
pork sells at sl975, and prime $40. whIsky quoted
Doc
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The names are not spelled in the same way.

H- Caught in the Aet.-Yestcrday afternoon
a boy named Hug Wier, was caught in the act
of felOniOusIy aud sIyly abstraeting ginger cakes
from a bakers wagon, standing opposite our
Office The baker took the boy by the nape Of
neck for the purpose of conducting him to a
police Office, but the boy seized brick and
shook it violently at the bakers bread basket
After little rough and tumble demonstration a
''yOung policeman he cumed up" to the bakers
assistance and the felonious youth was taken to
Aid. Quigley's Office, where he was fined one
dollar and costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
Trust Sale.

by virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to by John W.
ID Gill, dated October 18th, 1855, and duly recorded In
Deed Il OF Ohio county Court page will
sale at public auction the front door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county Monday the 7th day OF March, 1852 the
real estate in said deed set FORTH situated e hill above
Centre Wheeling being the property conveyed said
3d. Is5l containing about 1874 Of land Persons de-
string purchase will call upon Jno. W. GIL, who will take
pleasure in showing the of Sale Cash The
persons, hoWerer entitled receive the proceeds will
range for time should the purchaser desire it,
upon the usual OF security. will convey such title
as Is vestedin me by the said deed.
feb4-td ]. II. PENDLET0N, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALEs!- Hundreds
of stimulants have been invented and Sold pur-
porting TO be specific in the various diseases
ind arrangements to which the delicate form of
woman renders her subject The result of all
these stimuants has been to impart momeRtary
aetirity to the nervous System, and false vigor
to the muscles; but this relief has been succec-
ded by depression and prostration greater
than before; and the repeated attempts of inva-
lids to build themselves up by these fdlss RENE
dies, have finally ended in destroying what little
vital organization was left. But in using Dor
hare's Holland Ditters' you will find no such
compound. prepared on strictly scientific princi-
Piles, after the manner of the celebrated Holland
Professor, Boerhave. Under its influence eUery
nerve and muscle receives new strength and
vigor, appetite md sleep return, and finally,
perfect health. See advertisement in another
column"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
BY THH UNION LINE.
70 THE DAILY lN'TRLLIGit NGEB.
oPT1cE. ooRNER wATER ANp MoNRoE sTsEETs.
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1o.--The Wing State Con.
vention met here this morning, and is very
largely attended. WIN. Ballard Preston was
chosen President The Committee on Nomina.
tionsirepOrted for Governor, VIM. L. Goggin, of
Bedford. The announcement was loudly
cheered, and the report adopted. The remain
ing nominations will be made to morrow. The
Convention is composed of highly respectable
men, and much enthusiasm prevailed at the
meeting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
1850. SPRING. 1868
JOHN ROEmRn ALWAYS AmEADi

IIAvISG just received 1--WE OF handsome spring
III styles Ladies' Dress Goods which, in addition TO
former stock makes OF the most complete selections Of
Dry Goods the city, which will be sold extremely low
prices CASH Cash buyers particularly solicited
give call before purchasing elsewhere II you wish 20
money At No. SO Main street, Centre Wheeling, in
the OF the building, right opposite Mrs Zaues
Packages delivered to OF the city free OF charge
JOHN UoEMER.
" B.-Any person wishing to rent convenient store
and dwelling, along the 5th ward market, have
accommodating terms by applying The
house formerly occupied and feed store
by John Ohaddoek. Rent moderate.
feb3 JOHN ROEMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
LOCAI MA.TTERS.

sW Examination Of Supposed Burglars
Yesterday afternoon, Herman Levi and Moses
Bloom, two polish Jews, were examined before
Esouires Dulty and Knox at the Court House,
on suspicion of having robbed the dry goods
store Of VIM. Smith in Washington, Pa, on the
night of Wednesday week. a. Caldwell, Esq,
appeared for the Commonwealth and O. w.
Russell, Esq, for the prisoners.
A. B. Caldwell, clerk in Mr.. Smiths store,
was first called. Witness examined chissel
and said the impre On on the shutter of the
store door, which had been pried out, CORES.
pended with the size of the chissel.
Joseph Caldwell, who keeps tavern on the
National road, said the prisoners were at his
house on Tuesday; had been there before. They
said they were going to Wierick's where they
had bill which they intended to eat out
Mrs Wierick-Prisoners were at our house
on Tuesday-they never made a bill with us.
They left on Tuesday evening about 4 o'clock.
Never saw them afterwards.
Mr. Swartzbnugh testified to the arrival of
the prisoners in this city on Thursday morning
about z o'clock after the robbery. Their hor-
ses were quite warm and blowing. Levi took
large trunk away Thursday night and did not
return until Tuesday last. They were arrested
on Wednesday as they were leaving with their
wagon. ..--r-. ,5,4.
f. A. Peddicord, baggage master on the Bal
timOre road, said man who resembled Levi
brought u trunk to him on Thursday night and
said it contained tools 1t was over the usual
weight and charged him extra. He said he
had just como from Pittsburgh and had not been
required to pay extra over other roads.
Officers Scroggins and Wickham gave the
particulars of the arrest of the parties as they
were leaving Calenburg's early on Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Scroggins was asked to tell
whether the key exhibited was skeleton key.
Mr. S. didn't know but Jim Finn said it was
Mr.. Russell said Jim ought to know. Jim also
pronounced the dog buttons found upon prison
ers as unmistakable articles. In the opinion OF
witness Jim was equally Gu Iisit on the dog
button question.
officer Hawley testified that when the prison
ers were arrested and searched they told contra.
dictory stories about sending off the trunk.
said it was the key to his room in Philadelphia
Levi said he lived in Philadelphia, but refused
to give the name of any one who might be tele
grnphed 10 in regard to his arrest Found dog
buttons in his pockets; said he used them fol-
the heart burn and for curing his corns; think
dog buttOns.a good remedy for the heart burn
lasting remedy.
Mr. Rush, a blacksmith, done some W ork for
the prisoners on the day before the robbery
Saw neck yoke this morning at Calen.
bergs which belongs to man in Washington
and which was stolen from there ON the night
of the robbery.
The prisonars were committed to Jail to await
requisitiOn from the Governor of Pennsylva-
mia. Though nothing positive was elected in
the examination the circumstances are sufficient
ly strong to induce the general Impression that
the prisoners are guilty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

W-IaLian "Eriles."-A fellow calling him
self Columbo, and pretending to be an Italian
patriot, has been arrested in Pittsburgh, along
with gang ofothers of his ilk, for swindling.
Columbo was here some time ago and got US to
print some begging petitions for him, setting
forth the distressed condition. of his family in
Italy and how he was, for opinions sake, driven
forth to penury and:wan IN strange land. By
the recent arrests of Italians in Pittsburgh, and
other places a regularly organized system of
swindling has been exposed. The printed papers
which these sponges carry about with them.
and with which they suck up good deal of
loose change from sympathising country people,
are all shown to be forgeries and the names at
tached fictitious They have deposit in Pitts
burgh, of which NJ Senego, is the reputed
agent Their plan of action is stated as follows:
The head quarters are in New York. The chiefs
have the whole United States districted off, and
solicit consignments of Italian beggars, to whom
they farm out Counties at so much per cent on
the collections made. The moneys collected
are deposited to the credit of the depositor, and
then sent to an Italian banker in New York.
From there 1t is taken by the beggar when he
gets as much as he wants, to Italy, where he
invests it to suit himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

w U,yortuaqte Occurrence, Mir. P Kput',
foreigner, met with an accident in front of tt.
Mcclure House yesterday morning, which re.
suited fatally. Heswas lying on the pavement
in an inanimate condition. apparently waiting
for breeze, when Prof Buckhart, the fruit
dealer, came along with his wheelbarrow. The
wheel of the vehicle passed over the middle of
Mr.. P. Knutt, crushing him to atoms. He
would have been planted Immediately, but it
was thought doubtful whether he would come
up in this country. To avoid Miss Apprehension
it would be well to state that the Mr.. P. Knutt
of this item, is no relation to the "Pea Nut
GAL" who
"LIved with her mother up seven pair ofstairs."
In the BoW-WoE.RKEl near the strand"
The names are not spelled in the same wnY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
BUSINESS NoTTCEs.

w Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart.
burn, &C., relieved in u few minutes by "Tar.
rants Settler Orient" "Burnetts Cocoaine"-
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing in use.
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and Toilet articles
generally, Hair Dyes and Hair Restorers, for
sale by t. H. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

NcLurs House-The Mcclure House has
again changed hands, Mr.. Joseph Brown, for
merly of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
latterly superintendent of the Hcmpfield, sue
ceedipg to the proprietorship. A well conduct,
ed and well patronizcd hotel is very impor-
element to the business prosperity of city like
ours. and we hope our people will see the im-
portance of doing all they can to lend helping
hand towards sustaining the Mcclure House,
and all other good houses Mr. Brown brings
with him good business tact, a cordial, agree
able manner, and an extensive personal acquain-
tlnce, three important requisites 10 tucsess-
Heis, in short, agooi man, and is prepared to
demonstrate thathe ''can keep hotel" lfnoth-
ing else, we wish the Mcclure to prosper from
motives of city pride.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

ST. LOUIS, Feb. To- Leavenworth. Law
renee, an old Californian, just returned from
Cherry Greek, brings the most cheering accounts
of the prospects at the mines He estimates
the amount of gold dust in the hands of the
miners, at Denger City, at from $l5 to $4,000.
No sales had made at less than $50 an ounce
The organization of Auabahoe county had been
perfected and public buildings were being erect
ed. The most perfect harmony and good order
prevailed among the miners The population
distributed along CHEEKY Greek, has augmented
to 1900, of which Denver City contains GOO.
PIrrsBunGn, Feb. lO.-River feet inches,
stationary. Weather clear and cool.