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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

TurEE Is = tonch Of the eths-iGl IN the
following eztrac; from the opening Of The
prosecuting counsel, in the 81 Lonis Car
stang " Shaw case. II "Opens rich
The evidence VIII show TO yOu that he
gave her valuable piEnoforte, enhancing
the ralue of the gift, and Illustrating his
own thuuEhtfulness. and affection for The
plaintiff, by accompanying the caraau who
WAS entrusted with the piano 10 the house
there to superintend its delivery TO the
pErIor. where II was Io stacd as an article
Of furniture and of ornament Manifest
ing al once Iove-Iike and paternI indu-
ence. he goes himself 10 the kitchen TO
procure the requisite chairs on Thieh TO
rest the piano, while legs and pedal were
adjusted to it, preparatory 10 stRtioning II
where it was 10 remain Ii viii be made
10 appcar TO you, gentlemen. that the gift
Of fhe piauo was not designed TO supply
the plaintiff with merely q suggestive par
IOr ornament, but that II was Intended for
use. the defendant being moved hy wor-
tiny desire 10 secure for his future wife,
who Was 80; only 10 preside over, but also
contribute TO the pleasing amusement OF
his dwelling. every feminine accomplish
ment- II all seems very natural and laud-
able
Besides every costly gift, the defendant
prompted as we may presume by lITelT
affection for the plaintiff, presented 10 her
valuable jercIrr. TO be worn as AZ once IN
evidence Of his devotion, and also badge
of her willing bondage TO her attentive
Suitor. 1t viii be in proof also that the
defendant. observaut and wptchful for
everything that might crafty or be Of ser
rice to his lady, supplied her with gloves
by the box, very kindly coming in his car
rage 10 deliver The article with his Own
hand, OF through that of his own body
servant The rosy, and purple, and Ius-
cious fruit of Tower Grove were sent or
brought as tokens of the constant mind
fuluess Of the defendant, and flowers, too,
beautiful and poetic in their language
speaking universally to ALL but most ex-
pressire when given or received between
lovers. whose quick seusibilities perceive
and interpret the delicate language of the
opening bud, or full blown rose, inter
spersed with sprigs Of myrtle or evergreen
arbor Yit4'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
Another EDITORIAL E1curston.

The Buffalo papers announce an invita-
ton to editors in that region TO make an
excursion to ST. Louis over the Lake
Shore. Cleveland L Columbus, and Belle
fontnine lines. We quote from the circu-
lar
The celebrated italian, Donnetti, will ac-
company you with his musical band, con-
sisting of one entire organ. Triunphal
arches will be erected at every crossing
and at such places you are expected TO
make "cYolution' from spring board on
top of the rear coach, for the amusement
Of the crowds that will assemble 20 greet
you. The Buckeye" girls Of Ohio, the
'.Hoosiers" of Indiana, and the suckers
of Illinois, will stand along the track with
flowers in their right hands, and their
shoes in their left. looking sOrrowfully rs
you pass. y. P. Willis will not be invited
or allowed to ride on the "cow catcher"
during any portion of your journey. You
will be towcd across the Mississippi By
"Green Turtles with soup plates on their
backs. You are expected to return via.
Cairo, where you will partake of ola
lsheesh" a la Bayard Taylor, and submit to
the necessities OF a champagne bath adj
'ministered by native of Damascus. In
return for all these attentions, you are ex-
pected on your return to give grand and
glowing account of the majestic scenery,
smooth track, safe bridges, and general po-
litcncss of all officials, and advise all tray
elers 10 take the Bellefontaine line 10 St.
Louis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

Is one of his pleasant discourses in the
Tabernacle of the Saints at Utah, Presi-
dent Heber c. Kimball gently admOnished
the true believers as follows:
Some who profess to be Saints, and
even Elders, will get drunk, fight and
swear most horribly; their state and con-
dition are much worse than that Of those
who do not understand the law Of God,
and who have not been educated in the
principles Of virtue, righteousness, purity
and holiness. Brethren and sisters, if you
feel willing to do as do, you will stay at
home and let the liquor go to hell with
those that corrupt themselves with it
The only wish l have TO offer is, | wish
there was little more strychuine in it; 1
wish it for the sake Of ali those that will
not forsake their evils; for, i'll were in that
position, should wish was where /
could not sin any more"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

JEwlsH FEsr1rAL.-0D the 18th Of -5SaT
the twelfth month in the Hebrew Fenr-
corresponding very nearly to our month Of
March. the Jews throughout the world,
celebrate the Feast of Puri1n,' 3 festival
which was instituted to commemorate the
deliverance Of their fathers from the wick
ed plot Of Hanan in the days Of Mordecai
and Esther. Literally, the feast is that Of
Queen Esther. s'Pcrim," from PER (Which
means Lot,) being the name assigned TO it
ia consequence of Hannah having made
use of the lot TO determine the time when
the massacre OF the Jewish nation might
be undertaken with the best success.
On the festival referred to. all true Isre-
alites are in the habit of meeting in their
respective synagogues, where the entire
book Of Esther is read, in the presence OF
the congregation In other respects the
feast, which formerly was keptup through
three successive days, is among Jews what
Christmas is with us-a time for JOY, send
ing presents 10 each other, and giving
aims to the poor. By the siricter portion
of that NOW scattered people this feast
was daily observed IN this city nearly three
weeks ago
About the middle of our Easter, they
will celebrate their Passover, on the l4tb
Of NIsa,t-their first month"; and on the
10th Of ZTsAri they viii observe the most
important and solemn day in their entire
ceremonial system, "Tbe Great Day Of
Atoneuaent" On that day those who are
by birthright, children Of the Hebrew
faith will present themselves in the taber-
nacle, no matter how indifferent they may
be to the requirements of their Law at all
other times and seasons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

AYTER the terrible fire in New York on
Wednesday morning, when four tenement
houses were burned, making twenty fami-
lies homeless, and destroying ten human
beings, the scene when the friends and re-
Iatives gathered about the bodies, to dis
cover, If possible, some traces by which
they might be identified, is described as
having been deeply affecting and tragic.
The sobs Of the women, and the more
silent grief of the husbands and fathers,
were enough to move the hardest. One,
approaching the remains of his wife,
raised the cloth with his left hand, and,
gazing silently for moment, pointed with
his right hand to the almost shapeless
mass, and said to the spectators, "There
is my wife; there is my infant; there is my
boy, / believe, though am not sure; it is
all that is left of my family" and walked
away with bowed head and tears falling
fast. This is truly melancholy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
can for the wheeling RePubliean



Ar citizens Of EirsiniB who Wiling 70 cooper
etc IN the support Of candidates Tor Prsdlnsi 'Ia
Vice presideuf opposed the corrupt policy o. Inc
present Administrations 10 FoerI corruption and
I1surIaiion to The extension Of Slavery ~ The Tern
tories. TO the and dangerous T9oiff1s7A asSTlns
1ita. the Constellation 0f f1Tne, carries SlsFsF
into All the Territories Of the United 6tfc7 70 tf'e
Te-npeuinE NJ the African slave IEaoe 70 any IN
fsyu- uf the Immediate Admission q! kRTsah INTO tbt
Union under She constitution recentlE adopted p:
its TsDp1e= 81 restoring the Federal Administration ~
EySTem Of rigid ecnuOEuys and n The principles ri
ITsns-tnn and Jefferson " DIaiutStuiUc invl''isfF
rtte rif1fr uf the States, and defending the sod q;
e~.-T state and Territory laI1est invasion and
Of preserving the integrity Of fs Union. ano tins
supremacy Of the CoIafifptioD and LAVE passed IN
pursuance thereof, against The conspiracy Q! the
isadsfE sectional party ~ rssst the nfsinr1iF
principle NJ established in TINS Government Al the
expense exstsnoe- requested 20 meet IN the
CRY NJ Wr.EH1lSG 10 oclOcE- A H. On v ednssdnE
the I'd day Of MAJ. 1890, Rpiiut delegates to meet
81 Chicago. III, "Wednesday the lGth dEy o. My
n.xt 10 nominate eondidates for President aud Wee
Preddeut VI the United stairs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

Tire Benecia Boy is certainly in fine con-
dition. Mr. Wilkes writes that in his box
ing exercises the American Sampson had
just dislocated Cusick's jaw, while red
bump upon the forehead, which JAG Mac
Donald brought into London, was attribu-
ted to an uninterrupted but playful tap
from the transatlantic giant. These gen
tlemen are his trainers, and probably the
more they get battered the greater their
pride in their pupil.
Tom Sayer5 is described as "loug bod
led" man. with swell featured face" an
"eye freighted with sober, steady thought
and hand which, though styled the auc
tioncer, from its propensity to knock down
gloves itself with No. IS Alexanders."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

A MATHEwATIcAL PRAYER.-The James
vile, Wis, Gazette has this paragraphs:
At revival meeting held in a town
near this city, few evenings since, an
aged German was powerfully converted,
when he Immediately offered, in substance,
the following prayer. 30, mine Colt, do
good to de Methodist peoples in GAINESVILLE
-dey got pig church an pig minister, and
tree hundred pious dare IT ten Metodist
peoples here pray, and de old wicked Tuch-
man conyerte, vat if de tree hundred Meto
dist peoples az prnyi'' we think there
would be a much needed general reform
ACCOMPLISHED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

LETTERS from Connecticut, in which
State an election was held yesterday, de-
clare that we can have no conception of
the political excitement in that State. 1t
is far greater than in 1856, and enlists the
passions and feelings of every partizan in
the State. On Tuesday. the Hartford Re
publicans headed off the Democrats in
their preparations for the reception of
Mayor Wood. The Democracy deputed a
man to proceed to one of the towns on
the New Haven road, and contract at q
certain factory for specified number Of
torches. The Republicans hearing OF this,
likewise despatched a messenger, who sue
ceeded in giving the order on behalf of his
friends about two minutes before the Dem
ocratic representative arrived. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

THE strike of the shoemakerS at Havre-
hill, the second shoe town in Importance
to Lynn, has entirely collapsed. The
workmen have been gradually returning
to their work, most of them at au advance
on old prices, for week or more, and the
majority, finding that such was the ten
dency, and that it conld not be resisted,
held meeting on Saturday evening, and
formally resolved TO abandon the strike,
leaving each workman to make his own
terms with his employer. In the resolu-
tons passed it is stated that the object of
the strike has been fully accomplished,
and that the prices asked will now be paid
by the manufacturers, although they de-
cline to sign the strikers bill of prices
The employers Insist that the strike
has been benefit to them by clearing the
market and improving prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We res,r aur readers to the advertisements
~ u Me--r-- CHURCH DUPONT. No 80
broadway. New York The Blood Food il Of the
greatest medicines Of the age, aud Il rapidly driving
GU, u3 the mnrte; all tLg quack no-truins u modern
time. lie efficacy is great and il superiority 70
justly acknowledge that il lie found frIE 70 -ns
ply the immense and increasing demand for the AZ
tic!e Or. EAIOS's celebrated --Infunrlg Cordial, i
medicine prepared by u regular physician Of emf
in his profession and who has devoted ILL.,
If 70 the peculiar phases Of Irfartile diseases II Is
n, hurnbrg but medicine, which commands itsrf
TO those only who appreciate iI,Lasi.ie1t5,
FIN. Timex.
s[--,1E GSrer4iseH.e7.. Erille4 DIV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

The New Orleans PicGyuns gives
lengthy account of frightful poisoning
case which occurred in that city. A Mrs.
Lemley gave dinner party in honor of
young friend who had just graduated from
the Medical College, and large number
of guests were present, among them sew
eral young ladies. The cook, having
some grudge against her mistress, with
the aid of her son, mulatto boy of seven
teen, introduced arsenic into a dish of
Charlotte Russee. All of the company
were taken sick some hours after the din
ncr One youth died, and six ladies are SO
low that their recovery is doubtful. The
negress and her son were arrested and
lodged in prison. Great excitement exist
ed in New Orleans relative to the affair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing syrup for children te-tiing, which greatly
facilitate the process Of teetng. by softening the
gums reducing all infanission-wu alIay all pain,
and sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers. il viii give yourselves, and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all
See advertisement in another column
aug:sg J9-I yd6w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
To the Be-Drugsed and Poisoned Cit
liens Of Wheeling and Vicinity.

You are orerrun with a deIuEe Of the yiIest
pounds in the form Of "AlcoiDic Drinks that ever
emanated from that pest Of society the LIqUoE NIxEE
They sold 10 you luxury, they dispensed
to you c Medicine, and ia either the effect is
the same.
There i. but way escape, and that is to use,
luxury neJieaInent SAFE and reliable s;inu-
LIANT, sold under stamp and seal, which it
tain THAI /, has not been tampered with. Such
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection Of the BItsh Cow
ernuont is delica,ely favored unlike any other Gin
with Of the valuable restorattves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom and il by far the healthy
Beverage extant.
THE XosI EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EUEoFz AND ATEE-
only recommend its by the hale and bear tty
but prescribe it a medicine where .timuIant is
required
THE REXtLE SIX viii ind it not only pleasant Cor
dial but certain relief in suffering. Of periodical
character.
AsALYTIcAL CHEHIsTs ALL EANEs pronounce it
perfectly pure and restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DQUGosEs,
GEScxEs, &c
FOR sale in wheeling Va. by T. II. LOGAN L co,
40 Main street, T. Is. JOHNSTON, lT6 Market St, and
others
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent
myl5Lo9IGwIim
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

A GENTLEMAN who has been passing
week or two at one of the large, hotels in
New York, says there seems to be a mania
among the lady boarders to come to the
breakfast and tea table with book, in
their hands, but they are never seen to
open it. Our friend was told by gentle
man that he had seen lady bring the
same book to the table for two weeks and,
an opportunity one day offering, his curl
osity vas excited to see what book could
be Of 50 much interest; on opening the
volume, to his surprise, he found that not
one Of he leaves had been eat! We hear
the same affection Is obtsinine ia some Of
the hotels IN our city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

JAMES A. McCoRKLE, the defaulting
cashier of the Peoples Bank, of Richmond,
Ind, was arraigned at Centrcvillc, ILL.,, a
short time since, and the jury empannel-
ed, when the Court adjourned until the
next morning. The morning came. but no
prisoner. He had run away. The Judge
ordered the trial to go on in his a6scmcs.-
His counsel objected and gave up the case
The Court appointed counsel and the trial
proceeded. After the trial had progressed
the prisoner was caught, brought back,
and heard the conclusion of his trial, was
convicted, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for four years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

Or the Boston Boot and Shoe market
the Reporter says-''The market continues
quiet. The houses engaged in the South
ern and Western wholesale trade are fill
ing an occasional order; with jobbers who
sell to the interior business continues fair,
Purchases for the New England trade are
beginning TO be made, but not as yet to a
large extent. The stock of goods on the
market is small, but as the demand is very
light manufacturers are not disposed to in-
crease quantity. Prices are firm, and the
recent advances on desirable goods may be
set down rs from FIVE to ten percent. To-
tai shipments by rail and sea of boots and
shoes for the week ia l5.4Ts cases"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
WARATCHELnR.s HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the World:
All others limitations, and should he avoid
ed if you wish 10 escape ridiCule.
GRAY. RED Or RUSTY HAIR DYED instantly 70
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without IL
jury 70 the Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beea
AWARDED 10 VIZ. A. BLTcHELoE since 1883. and over
$1,000 applications have been made 10 the Hair Of
the Patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIZ. a. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
coior not be distinguished from nature, and ia
injure in the least, however long II
may be continued, and the ilI-eHsets Of Bad Dyes
remeded the Hair invigoraed FOR Life 10y this sPeu-
did Dye
sold al cities and towns Of the United states BY
Drnggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
r. The Genuine has the AID address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each boz q
WILLIAM 4 EATCHELOE.
naLI1-d&Wly lG Bond street., New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
Trustees sale OF tie Wheeling Win
dow Glass Works.

Dy VIRTUE o. A DEED rF Trust. DATED
uly sti- ls5-- fEJ-l E-s~eIi- A-cNfee 1 Go. duly
Es-1lTe Z tie C-e-s ofIsr Of the county u uf-l
sau -lI u public au-T--l. she r ~ door o.: TIE
Court E0u-- Of aid county CD the Er~r Mraisy IA
: pr next Lots Nc - -. -. - and ~ ne r
Ea! l=- u North y i-seis==- i:1rlulirE t- l---V
Glass " or- ard Al tie machinery AID ii7-Jve-s-iA
thereto belonging.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Selling Is
Trustee =FIII Eaz sEsE ride Cziy ve=fs-
EnhI-lm T-C- AIrAFEE- Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03

TIE MISSOURI HON WORKS Lar lion
Rolling Mi ana Ns.l FascE-y- with the valuable
All c-rer4svs Goal ls1ds attached aio5nill, S9TtE
W-sefiIss- F0r further particulars apply IL ?. Nc
COT-nirk. Esg-- PlTJ-hI-El, Pa o.
a.8-rF " , PETERSON. Wheeling. VA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
Books, Stationery & Wall Paper!
JOSEPH d. NUDE.

TsrcCEss1E - vILrE EEn1
WHOLESALE I RETAIL DEALER N NIsCEL-
w LANNON'S, ssbosl Hank B55Es- Statiyl.--y
and Val P-I-=--
Pub!iczti71- q ;H~ American : : Union Prey
feEiAn Boa-i Of Publication ana Methodist box
Concern for saie At Publisher prizes Schra! 1-
niftce= Trustees. &c supplied EIth School Books -
On fEvaEzbIe terms EIs taken in exchange. - IL
cash rEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
Notice.

~ n Miller HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
VI hin JAMS MADAM formerly with ~
Root Fra-l.- UoIe- The name o. Miller AcAda1-
be- Iezr- ---rr1 tt=sr fr7=s and the public
orally t.z; tt-sy prepared C d Hu-e an sign
PaGlT.H-- Glazing. G-si1iri- AID Paper Hanging II
The tc-F manner aud reAs1Iszs.e teC1l=-
Gar Sl7f Hz-k~t street. near tluiury St alxt
Loo. 70 Ctsruocks blAsEs=airi4 shop Give a call.
-zhIElrlH MILLER I AcADAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
Keen il Before the People,

THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED TIE RIGHT
fgr The sale Of Juf.HsoS's Gas LA2Fs i5f The ioi-
Low frr counties Ohio. Mtrsali- Lewis HarTIsii-
N1.I9nEalFa Preston Taylor Marion EarJouF- J.
shgr and Kuuuw ANY psr~1u persons wishing
., bay one Of the ABOVE Counties o. any
Evr n. Chandeliers, stand lamps ~ Bracfets can
do 50 Nv calling On X H. II NOYSIsJN Co
Under McJurc House Wheeling. n
= IA superior article Of Burning fluid coz
SANITY hand ~ @ etc per gallon "I-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
SHARES COULTER HARR0WS
ESg
IyGERSOLL'S Hay PRESSES.

JOHNSON 4 FRpST HAVE JUST RECEIVEI
d from Sew T9F7s 1T o. El-efe~ Coulter Harrow
one q ts be-T implements n Tor EtiS
r.sslv rlz,. -Au sui Al IN consequence Il @ re-
cent arrarre.rguf viii Nessrr. spear f-s1sT The
SCI uTg-s II tie Iu.cf-r-l- Has PTcss---
able 70 sell any size ~ -Ee-a :: lover price. tiilr
tllev have ever been offered u; before
AI-o JCsg Tscc5z-d-
Double Mould Board Plopghs,
The Improved seed srw@T AID several Patterns ~
;-u Plauters ana Gng,ler lot q SUr very superior
SUB SOIL PLDUGB-. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DwEILIyG FOR RENT

81 comfortable and ca-ys-la-IT Dwelling HuUse on
METEar street adjoining tiIs residence - Jeremiah
Clemens Ese Al ylrs--aI occupied ~ itils q I'll
beriz1rl. E=s- It cau=ain- seven Tsls and kitchen
with Wasl- iosSe and bath rom attached am l. vel
s,1-,-lie9 ,zf;h "a and ua.e-- There IF sls1 Ccd
stable and yard with ally e5rrue 3g- iZ-.eiiars
enquire II > i b4tAEA-
sr.-fF NJ. = Nu--,c street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
;, McCIIyTOCK'S

49,. DIR. JAS. McCLITTOCK'S
w. PICTORIAL sYRUP-Are your lungs
weak Does long breath give you pain, Hare you
Il hacking cough Do you ezPectorate hard. tough
matter; Are you wasted with night and want
Of sleep, If o. HERE Is ToUE EEXEDT. Il will IN
questionaJIy save you. Price s!.O0. Sold by LAUGH
Inns BUsHPIELD, Wheeling :. FUSDESBEEG,
Bridgeport, and by Druggist= generally. uh2-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
4mbrOtyDes, PhOtOgraphs. dc.

AEuDEOlt PTS hNtVSi dpit>. ~
40 p WYRE>- GALLEY AND sd EFiH
crow e. rI.7g Ials rl-.s ,l-5L Jas s. s-I
FEI-rs E-r.-rl r gr-r- = Ia d be J. selling ~
.---E,fv ---IuesG prices f,7a -. n time
Icing fully dErr-zls3r4 t--s gallery n -l1= riiy
sEs-l tule= Iii hIIT .-iI - tis -- ike &C. prepared
= take tgs-z- laat-TS- ti4Eu car ls obtained al-s-
= here ~ e5lz--= Ess-lstI- flT t'.a-l-
Photographic c1l7-rd E!tluaT -ztrS c+a-sr- - an
p E.eT5aursi e-a.rl-G-
The rrhif- 5ii r1r8e1a'-r tbs; i've premiums Esrs
uEssfrI=d ~ ks= fa nt IscsuIe- q Ii- tzr-ll=
Eirlas- and sry les ~ lie lAlz FAR o. t5- leland
Ilo-e T-islu- Picture =.lrisil call srly ~ the
lBv T,--55ie make Ercyi a. E--r1Es-lerf-- 20
r.-i.7g-Y- I9-l- 5Tlav- = W =. h:-S,
leFIg NJ. 7s- IatH - Top Il tie HiLL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-03
JOHN ROEaIER.
PURE WHITE LEAD.

FUhE WHILE LEAD.
ID 4. FAHSESTCCKS, for ale cheap 81
u. aF2 GRAHANS DRUG STORE.
CEEDS: SEEDS!-A large and fine zssgrT-
y me1t Of Presh Garden Seeds for sale ~
app GRAH4siS DRUG STORE
TEMP and CANARY SEEDS s.- sale AZ
II app GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE.
nR. TANNERS COUGH MIXTURE.
u The best thing in the world for the cure Of
Coughs Colds. &c for sale II
GRAHAATS DRUG STORE.
APP Sign of the Big Mortar.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincin-
natl.
THE STEAMER COURIER. CAPT.
lsll=s<tzt'MAso~. will leave a. above On Tuss1ay.
- the Sd met, az : +. n TUr freight
passage apply On board OF 70
APP : c. BAKER. Agent.
For Saint Louis.
THE STEAMER EUNICE- CAPTAIN
slllz-tttI7 HcLUEE, viii leave A. above on Wednes
j@===@5day. 5th inst. AZ p 81. Por freight
passage aPpIy on board or 10