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RIcHNnNn. Mnrrh ln-A -. J

q hlIGfHAoSDi March l0.-A .mpioritfs OF
leiGommttteai GU Fedef6I n 9kLEiGns made
report iHsfaror Of 5rSrompftuding thai
Re. border States hold a conference 10 de-
t'rmtte t1eif fiithre action and 10 ot,nos.
,e''rteiOn. W
GxiGoy. Wise slbmi,isiI. 4. ni;nNrily re-
port, giving alist. of demands, rranestino,
t tue, States to giys answer by October iieyt
ma IA tue meantime that every. step be
Iaken to,preservG the peace ftliat neither
the Government nor tho seeded States
shall commence hostilities the Govern
mem retaining only sufficient force In
The turts tOiretaiu the same: 9 20 =
RicHN9Sps va, March I l.l-The Conven-
lion voted o. yeas-to lt nays, thanks 10
Ar. Orittendeu Tor his patriotic efforts to
bring about a just aud honorable adjust.
meRt Of the national difficulties.
U. Summers made a speech advocating
the. Peace Conference propositions.
9 MI. Baldwin presented u minority re-
nort from Federal Relations, endorsing the
Peace Conference propositions; recon-
mendiDg border State Convention at
FrinkfOrt,7 opposing coercion; favor re-
moving all thuses OF present Complaints:
eharges the present Condition OF thugs ON
poliliciaps.a i51s Snt
Mr. WickhHm presented,anotller minoFi-
~ report. opposing coercion, I,FoRos:nQ 4
border Suite Conference atiFfanEfort. and
fhToring the Peace Conference PROPOSE.
lions as fair and honorable adjustment.
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NV QRLEASs, March ll,-It'is reported
qplt Col: BntShus, previously in. command
iM kio iGnnde City, is en- route to take
command Of Fort Brown.
There are no Texas troops in Browns
Vile, but some are hourly expected.
Ile report of Hills dsterminRtioa to
ueteuu : orr .brown, created great excite.
b Large numbers of State troOps are ON
the way to Brownsville, aud other com.
Pautes are organizing for the same dos.
.tinattou. :'l..'s5li = .ti,fi'A' S7Sf
Ile Commissioners took possession of
the Brownsville Custom House.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WLsnIxoroS. Mnrrh hi 1e

s. MAsnlScroS, March IL, 1861.
The Senate resumedstAs consideration of
Mft Fosters resolution to expel Mr.. Wig
fall, Senntor from Texas, and Mr.. Cling
mans substitute declaring Texas not emit
tied to be represehte il this body.
Mr. Epstor raid be bad Offered the reso.
luton neither as al,aPty or personal cues
hopi but had acted in Accordance with his
duty considering the avGWal Of the Sena-
tor He differed altogether with Mr.. Cling
man that o State has n right, under tue
Constitution to goiout of the Union.
Mr., clingman supported his Substitute
~ favor of the right of secession.
= Mr.: Mason, of Va, said the resolution
was clearly for the expulsion Of the Sena-
tor from Texas for what he had said ON
this floor. If i be punishable offence to
nllege a constitutional truth. then the res
olutlon may be well founded For one
he Mr. MPlsonl recognized no allegiance
to this Government; none whatever. He
aYowed allegiance to Virginia, and no one
else. s. lita ~ - ~ SAs
iMr., Hunter, OF Va, regarded the move.
ment 8s dangerous. 7i5fz5i ~
BIZ Without action, the Senate went into
executive session, and subsequently,. ad-
journed. -
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plg-A QuREn OAsE or IxsAx,Tr.-Mrs.

q.
Caroline Ingle, German woman. whose
husband is It blacksmith, doing business on
Market square, was yesterday examined in
The Sherifrs office before Esquires Woods.
Mcconnell and Cots, upon complaint of
insanity, that she might be properly dis
posed Of. Several physicians and others,
aeuuaiuted with Mrs. Ingle, were present.
Her apparent mental dvraugement was dis !.
covered about two years ago, at Which
time she insisted TINT her h1sbbnd had
poisoned her DR.. Bingel vas her physi-
clan, aud she has repeatedly said that that
gentleman had stolen money iF9pI her anil
attempted to outrage her person. She said
Yesterday that DR.. IIingel had broken into.
her house and taken her money--that he.
had also taken her heart out, and had.
power to do other Incredible things. Mrs.
Ingle went 10 Germany not long ago, and
wrote letter back that she had met Or.
Bingel in Holland, and that he had attempt
ed to rob her there. The doctor wastfut
this city Mt the time. The woman also
fancicd that other of her German friends
had perpetrated various offences against
her life aud property, and she tells these
things with such an earuestness, and with.
such an air of truth that it is decidedly
unpleasant to the persons whom she docs
not hesitate to name and denouase. None
of the witnesses could assign any cause
for her insanity She had never been sick
and had met with no accident. She never
committed any violence, aud even during.
the examination talked so very sensible as
to induce many persons to think her ms
sound in mind as any body. She goes
regularly every night aud throws a small
piece of wood into DR., Dingels house.
She f,nctcs that this will, in time, destroy
his influence for evil over her. The hus-
band of Mrs. Ingle is sick and confined ito
his room, aud could not be present. Mrs.
lngle thought thNt the examination. was
simply trial by which it was to be deter
mined whether DIR. Bingcl should return
the money he had stolen, and she seemed
quito sangutue that tho Justices would do
her justice. She was decided to be in
sane, and an application will be made for
her at the Insane Asylum. ''e-t
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The Southern oongress.

AoATG6NERY, Ala, March liza per-
manent Constitution has been .adoDtej, :.
but e, kept secret from all but men ibers, OF
the q Q9ngresS: Among It's provisions the
president serves six years. Executive aps.
Polntments under tile grnde OF Cabinet ON
GERS 7are to hold office during good beha-
yfor, and removed for causes. fastened in
writing. The slaye trade Is prohi6ited,iS
clause was adopted authorizing cabi-
net ulcers to hold seats In Congress. - 1
An net was passed authorizing tile issu.
ance o. million treasury notes. go 7s.sa.
= An appt6priatiou bill for Cutfent expen-
'ses was 'passed, isH = - stoiItP n -
!, I, Tie Secretary Of the Treasury finds no
dtthcnlty in negotiating for as much of the
ipltsen million; loan, AT P4r, as is. needed at
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. BUSINESS N0TTCEe :

RB CkPH4LIc PITTS, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache. -. SEQ
by the use of these pills the periodic at
t"sks of Nervous or Sick Headache NAV he
prevented; and If taken at the commence.
ment Of an attack immediate relief from,
pain 9nd sickness will be obtained. 80
ThSg seldom fail in removeing the Nan.
sea s4g Headache to which females are. so
They act gently upon the bowdls.-re.
moving Costiveness. .Si'f
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fe-
males, aud ali persons OF sedentary habits
they are valuable Us a Laxative, improving.
the appetite giving tone and Tigor TO the
digestive organs, and restoring the hatur-
TEN. ~ III 49, : :. = =.
Far sale by REE6 & KRAFr,
Centre Wheeling.
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81 THLEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, March II Tho Plour market IA
dniI aud prices father weak sulll sales to t6trds
At for superfnE; &a36sg55T IS for pXtrns
aud S3G211z96 for extra hmilyS the receipts arc
Hut4i. Rye Flour steady SILICA U3l< E,,,,TlI
sales Of Corn Meal At S2,ST1S There 8 more de-
nt2nd Tor Wheat, and prices adSanced &C. per bus
sales at q, ,2S for SOUTHERN red and $50 for
southern do, white ranges from 81 IS to 81 so RIVE
dun Ht Bs Sales Of old yellOW Corn at 60 which l.
decline and como new do so. Oats dull al SI6
y NO change In Groceries or Provisions, Whisky
BALTlMoRE, March l1s-Flonr dull; Ohio and How
ard St. - City Mills S.. n heat stead, $ln
- ior rcd and SliOSl ,66 ar white. Corn active
g oS95Ie. Provisions si0Ady5 mess pork ST. Lard
Ss2fe. Coffee active at 121I6tgt<c. WltikS dun al
CINcSNAII. March Il.-Rl0ur quiet; deuaud linz
tGd; prizes unchanged; super s. exfra 8: 10
90. Whisky declnTll to IS3Se with some sSIeS N
1879 No Change In drain; d6lhhhd for Wheat air
and hTm at OSe9SI for red AID SlC8I05 f1r ITiffs
Corn steady at S3c Oats dull ut 26IEc In bulE NJ
depot harley In good demand At mime
Rye unchanged. PT0Visiotts dufetS VERY little "a
manu- audi abSence 6f alks 0fle1nstkbe I,rIcP,
must be regarded nominal; SlTIT rs ,iF nlSss isTI
IL9g9A tor bacon sides aud B19S3S for bniS inslit
Iard Gull a Sc. Groceries unchahgfl, -
[, NV YoRK, March ll.-floDF heavy; sales afSsa
s'ln iur State S5l065,65 for DhtO aud $S20616 61
t1r southern Wheat has de- liidng tttidsney; sles
q SIS'9 Tor red esterli 90 for ghIts 81 IN
e i14 but 4hlSp sie Club CuTa lFlil; tl6 At ca FOR
9Id. yellow; Ss1S@Ipt l9r new, aud 6FsbdI for new
white: Pork heavy ut 81 l2IS fur mesa and kl2so
toF prime Lard heavy NJ o. Sf9l0IS. Whisky Steady
NJ 4tzS9t4ttStt-c4I. tlslh ''-'t'
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.1saV bnB seI.f ~ tllAlPFfffsl ,erftoID
f.NoREoEK, March 9.-Tha ship Victory,
linety.lEO days from CalIho, went ashore
yssts " ne miles South of Cape
Henry, an eopssqneneetof the heavy east
erly igalP,i To-day. The vessel aud cargo
VIII pFe64blIy 5sa totAi loss Assistance
has 1een sent to7hFraC iasa sitfll.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

EI A CHASE APrgR Rordu.-On
Sunday evening Mr.. Louis Mexican, a
bully boy of the First Ward, met a Mr..
and Mrs: Shelly returning from; Church,
and without the slightest apparent provo-
cation struck each OF, them blow, and
jostled them about in very rough man.
ner. a warrant was sworn out aud YES
Ierday morning officers scroggius and ST..
Meyers went in pursuit of tue oRspder.-
They started him up about Jondthan's
Howell, but owing to Mr, Nexican's fleet
ness of foot he was soon stalking over the
graves and tombstones In Mount Wood
Cemetery, on the top Of tho 3htll, and ma
king sundry demonstrations Indicative 6fa
high degree of satisfaction at his, good
luck. The officers slipped along the base
Of tue hill considerable distance, .sup-.
posing that Mr., NJ would come down from
his altitude after while and take the tEiS-!
er road. In this they were not mistaken,
for he didcome down above the Missouri
Mills. where they were lying in wait. Of
ticer SerOggius, by moving rapidly forward
and cOncealing himself behind the houses
and trees, got within a few yards of the
fugitive before that person was aware OF
it, and making sudden spring, came
down upon hun like the American Eagle,
sinking his official tolons into the lunwor.
thy shoulders with an energy which
meant something. Mexican was taken be-
fore AID. Wright and semitic Jail.
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Counterfelt s1O. Note.

= RHILA pPE.l lEprch lltIts-Pe tefs6r9s e.
.psteetot, .extEa, CITES TIE following des-
tt1ption 3. new sp6Fiols so note on .
Giafks 4 dsfosS The centre IL flt nod: I.
girl sheaf Of. graini,a 10 above on the
rights mai. heated hhFil, o haHiRiet, &egr
70 tei6S9 on The ltf,,, This city. 81 iall Of
! Hem and ~ large number of aFrests have
bern lIlde.s vi si,s efssi.r sislfgesz ass sss1;
iI4its55ns 81 zila.sliH -sf .
T. 'slBql.Al EIl.srty Bul RsPeRIei.s l7,s
s -lf9i lreh 1 1.-THE B6tne Senate
has tie bill % FoPealitbe Personal
4 vi ssEs3 vote Of yeas ~, nays 10.
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apa..A M.sr.Kr-dne..s. -pssls.

was yesterday advised that a negro. a
from labor, was going about the
streets llandeuaed. The officer soon hove
In sight Of the colered gentleman, and
seeing that his hands were crossed IN.
trout -Had 5COEFred by 6tH6 zehds of his
shawl from iupder which dangled heavy
sIeel ehaln' felt sure that, be. was on the
Flsllt ,trnek The officer, therefore, uabbed
rue african as he was entering the Union
House, and was scarcely less surprised than
Tue negro himself, when. tue shawl was
thrown OFF, md when the hands were IN
lettefed, and the suspicious chain was
ais '.'e to be nothing more nor less
'hana watch chain. Although the officer
made mistake, it does no discredit to his
PromPtness and efficiency, for it really did
look suspicious.
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@-THE IRnkFaEssrplr Gi1GEsprE.4
~ ar; GrSaney Gillespie; who has been So
JonrRing in Jail some five or six months.
was. released on Saturday evening. So
much liberty all Of 4 Sudden, oyer-balaue-
ed him and he wentEan got drunk on
sunday evening z 9ei1g, drunk lie knock
ssiss sodple or three men down GU the
.ena'9s, aPds fepSsEed himself generally
an unsafe man to be l6ose.. Ofieer James
g; Meyers bgFFEsted Inn, and he was sent
back tojail byzAld. Wright.,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

lBeI1A Russ p4SoeTieoS opened last,
ptghtat Washington Hall to full house.
The Spdieure were highly, delighted as it
PPPq reason 70 be, for the Paaoptison is a
wonderful piece of mechanism, and the
scenes presented are beautiful aud ipsni-
ring We predict for the Panopticons a
great run. t.5 q =
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eeiiS.s 81 n { lisei% 9t.l1
Ipuotis BsF dsti4 hlve 6ssa s6iieiPatti. = :
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REE6 & KRAFT,
Centre Wheeling.


~ REwARnIs OPPRRED for the detection
o. any person rounterfeiting, initiating, OF
tntion OfLCeFhdeest Holland BTiers. The
genuine, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers Il pnt up tnhalf pint bottles only, hav-
Ing tue name of the proprietor, B. Page,
Jr., bloWni in them, and his signature
around the neck OF each and every bottle,
I Thus delightful A4F66.a has been received
by Americans with that faYorw hfch ison-
Y Y! extended to Scientific preparations
When we consider the marked success Mt
tending Its administration, In the most
stubborn cases of Fever aud Agle, Weak,
ness Of any king Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity ~ the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
n II! INDICATION, Costtseness aud
Piles, together with the complete control
exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic.
md Nepraigic Affections, we cannot wonz
Pr ATS popularity. Well may the inval-'
For sale " tn. Logan 6 Co. and Lo-.
- it11iiS y g W. IL 20 j ,-.
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NyH TpRF, March glp.-The steamer
Empire eity sailed to-day for Texas, with
ordtnahse and stores, pnder d Charter from
the Goysrhjnsht,lT =. =. ., = 80 III shf
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e1-AN OLD CoNrIpEsoE GAME.-

E8-Ax OLD CoSPIpEScE GAuE.L An
old gentleman who resides in Poueroy,
Ohio took passage ON. the ]. d. Ford, at
Pittsburgh on Saturday; During the af-
ternoon he fell in with a man on the. boat,
aud proposed taking walt,up town with
him. They soon met a third party, who
presented for payment bill amounting to
fifty dAllars. Sharper No.,I pulled. out.his
pocket book and produced from 1T a one
hundred dollar bill, which he handed 10
No. 2, who said he could not change it,
aud seemingly was on the point of going
OF somewhere to get the change, waen No,
] asked the victim to lend him inv dollars.
saying that when they returned to the boat
he would return the amount In gold
'Gresny counted out any dollars, passed 1t
to SharperNo. i, who passed it to No. 2,
auatiis latter, stating that hs would just
step in ndireseipt the bili,upassed up a
pair of stairs, followed BY his fellow sWind,
Ter, leaving the gentleman from Poperoy
standing on the pavement. The sharptta3i
of course did not return. 81
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R8=AN ISCIDRxF. -The GAINESVILLE GoIF-
rier relates an amusing littie Incl dent which,
1t says occurred between a lady and ,hep
loving lord, at the Central Ohio Railroad
Depot, a few evenings since, The amisbls
couple stepped 70 the doorof hstiekst o.
itoe for the purpose Of prOearing. tickets
for Virginia, oges ths q, O. Railroad. The
wife hesitstea moment, Wlieh her Ietge
f lord, 10 rather emphatic teruis commanded
her to buy hes ticket as she had plenty Of
4 posey; Dent svyygueforyn told hyou
would not 50 back to Yirgtaia, and F,s
not SOiSgl3 Atter many t6Featshtng ges-
lures apd msaaees from the hnsbAnti iiai
which his hand was the pJiueipal actor,
the wife resOlutely boush oas ticket, step
ped % the train, and len her better halls
behind, believing that her. affection was
stronger Tor tie Old boRliiRisoaS Than for
him,-hut just as the train stafiS,i shs F ~
{ psatetl OF 1sr t.ssh5aeg, jrsjUinea ber. has=
hand, aud allowed her bassaSe d, 60 Op
With The trpia; 49, I s''4s "a a
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tLIIGLH

DKSPERSIl4y 9gH g
Liver Complaint, Feve and Ague, 60.
Z WIZ sUccESsPUL. INTRODUCTION AND Use
u rats cplehEatCi Tr:ry has been tie signal 5f
Literal hood of & sailed sII,,r,
u various forms. frum gRart lH,tfIe To g. Ne, siiop
-. !, NeGIi Biitrt6 Y but AnothsE name Tor
I',' aolIls Stit4n0as Elllsy mixture Ehifa
INT the rally great relief derived fr0li Iu minute
uose, one tsasPOoniul. Of urmelicIne. -.
B0ERHANE'S HOLLAND. BITTERS +
sst9bllshsd for 1t reputation which an, 1,t f II
Iat9ns aud cOupteFb its. have EilCl to undermine
q Eegetablg prepsIatou, with barely
-" i,t pure gpirita to presCryeit. -fI
nr; Sne sue q tie genulne dt4iEPint Bottle
Z, - 9edclne VI lOnS.t efficacy for IfrifrfRq
s ht0od, 20 essential for the foundation OF good
@ and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
Two OF three doses viii CONVINCE the alietel Of
iS saiutaFy enects. The stolaeli will ecIiily ne
" stTength healthy action Of The liver. bow.
neal u lie the quick resnlt.l ii ; II ~
For INDIGESTIONt Try
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters
FOR HEARfBURNs Try 5.e5 oans
RoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try b 'I'li'
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, Try -
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try a. s,ao5
q Boerhaye's Holland Bitters
For, CosTIyENESS, Try .a!4H b q e
J. BoerhaRa's Holland Ritters.,
For PILES, Try si i5a5 sfi,I
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.,
IN all Nervous ltlieuhlntic, and NeurRlric ATsC,,
lons Y has IN numerous Instances proyCjl highly
and IN others effected decided cure =
1Sead CarefullyI es3'2i
genuine, highly H5Enuk SE's IIot.
LASS Is put up In halEpIt bottles onIysRpi
at One Dollar per bottle The gteat dsninul
this truly celebrated Medicine has Jnduet1l many
purchasing. s-As' s4iFss Fs' ms
BEWARE OF rAPosTrToSI SEE 7HAT GrS SISE Is M
? AZ LABEL Of EyEET BOTTLE rou scr. 75lFF
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= - - 7
gat closing yspf p life arc 9lgp refid-
S.tq Tw VIZ By ailments which are
trlAipg in themselves and easily cured If
taken in time. Affection of the liver.
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent, They
nattpEall y make the sp tferer rFo6s, irrita-
pie and complaining, and relatives and
friends are forced to bear the brunt Of their
illihumor. The. use of IIostetter5s Ceie--
.brated Stomach Bitters will prove IAN
efficient remedy for this evil! It viii not
,9'lly strengthen tile whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases oflndigestion, Diarrhra, Dysentery,5
and Liver Complaint Thefirss physicians
IN tue country arc loud in their praise of
tion of the Bitters is that 1t is SO 5Raiatable
to the taste that it may be used even as 1
beverage. ftl - =
Sold by all druggists, ye'si
z !. = u l.
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* |H
'hs use OF thess Pils the periodic attacks q
-NsrT0its az SID; ziadqes may be prevented; and II
taken at the eUmneneeraspt II an attaek imneII0tr
Felet rom pain aud 9lekpss4 VIM 10 oLtainsd.
tbs, They seldom Can IN removing me KaG,,a aud
Aeaddels to which females ne so snIJes,...,
Fnssy act Esnily upon ebowsrl;-rvnloyinr CO.
.ARulisl Essissf- =fI
FOR Atterdr9 Nh SSRdsRts Delicate Ferpales. mn,
az persons q akts, they are valuable az
impFaying the gPEsfiis, giving 4oae and
T'90 to the digestive Or1lls and restoring ,b,. ~,
qral and strength, Of the whole sy,tep,.
Ai'S EFllALlc PILl.s are the result or lorsIp.
yFstiEation aud carefully cVnins,sd esfsEIn,sn'.
hEi9g peen In use many years, dprinri which tim,
hey 4ays prevented and relle,sd 4 SSst amour, ~
pau and 81 ceFing from, Headache ui,etl,,r orii.
Of tho stoslueh ~ = ~ S'a's
sS are entirelS Vegetable In their cotnpoSItfou
anu may be taken at all times with Dcr.t ,os,,'
ilLlppt making any change dis,, and Ne aL.nr.
e'y test renders e sasS teeufnS,,,s
ftiG : y s.. =asfsg ana safIq,
.L.ae a.l BEWARE OF. C0UNTERFEITS!
lie senulP' hSYs aTe siGnltlrSs Henry g. spaa-
fi6s T. SIi5iH' asll ~ 81 sGsd-i5a
s9l1 byDr; ISIS 9Ri aiIntlter Dealers fsdIcip,
. Box vii Inc 'sht By mall prsrlri on receipt .,
eaa. iI1 si1R7 II I2E.ri..ss;s cHal&Isss.
All orders should be addressed to AND n
'iseo HENRYlG sPALDINe.
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!, Etsh for some eiTehlaTS Of large 5h5E biIla TO
Gling yppr CcplaiIe Pills mora pafftetIafit befor
ny Ss tom - II you heye anything ftLo kind,
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Miscellaneous, Medical & CIassioai
BOoIESY T, -
M ILL tLIiL.ssB BE- SOLD AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRI-
.Il99kstore OF [deslsl u iOs. o. MILDE.
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OVERCOMING OP W1TRS
" MoSo1W iSFaEer; HnsllEt KSns5s Sixony pew
or and 5tstsiiu. 6f the best which
VIII make up at tho l6WeSCratcs 1si y Is9 -.
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HENRY o. SPALDIIo Pa - = ''A
fietss md enclosed Twenty iiSe cents foF which
sena me ahothSt box 81 your CepliRlie Fila IIen
gre tysiLg t y tFli ffils IsL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

SOneGf my ctHtO4lees, 4ltg D JifSt to severe Sick
1IsldHchs qsq4lly fyyO llsas end aTS1
f'staeH az 2Hs AoatI w sour nllich Srtt hSr.
ii5i la.7rt1ts. -. ) Rsspectf4 llygonFps "a
~ isfgsrii2 u s.ssi i;s ~ tas,ss w.lR.WILKRs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

Ihelossi mid NE cent az /, -,
2oS o. o. SeRl7Ie Rlll3 Send 70 a,ldTes Or nov,
" H. y E9, fipEg, Frank Coz Ohio
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

NJ Spnplete assoEtinSnt Of Gutter df-ti,s, 49,, -.
proved pattstllS fSr sale at the w.
house of .[noyl9l . slIITif & nonn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

I'7oSa he F.a'la,eha Valley Star, Ednqtsaa, ".
: = 70 e !uathha RliIslbe bead
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

ElGE AND co4E1IoB CiGA1fS tCoN-
II srANTLY on hand aud f0r silei 81 2
deea - ......-... W. a. RDMARDS kinRO
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c,p,til s' i e II ' ;sEi n
- - = 10 .ll.lsllg asssiil7sss rs ',
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ITfsDv 4, a., liaAA4aIy ?, .IsbL-I i,h
40 10 fi.[fsrsSfi Syp y -L5sNnq Lut Eiiliir
. - = 9s.' e. 3; u. - D nv III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-12

sEQ1O COFFEE.-l0O bags Prime Green I,l5. Z
III Cphest recsiy ed this day and for ME Nv -Ssi
10, PAAToNs DOGLOE { OGLEitAY.si.l3li
--.- ~. Nos. 80 and 81 Main Il
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HOBBSI BARNES
1NkJOG4D CALL ATERET1O ON to thSlrAss5rtmeut
wv of Ransy5 aItielesy cunastinF of AIeiaiifSti
Landscape and PaFiAu YaslSi B0heniiau; n bite blue
and gilt Cologne Sets; Phn and Gold bap Tta setS:
Toy setH; Taper and Cigar u0ldars; Motto 06ps$
6tesere Ornamentss Card RSestSafS, All siies AMI
Shapea: faHey1 Candle iekAs Match bExes Jewel
boxes &e.s suitable for teautifnI aud eleglnt No.