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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-31
LOST IN THE SNOW.
Three School Children Wander
About and Two OF Them Die.

Reports reached Aberdeen, Oak.
that three school children named
French, living twelve miles east o.
Hitchcock, Dakota, were lost in the
storm, and when found tho two boys
were dead, and the girl, aged
eighteen unconscious and badly frozen.
They had waited ut tho school house
until dark for an older brother to come
after them. and then started out, only
to lose their way and wander in the
deep snow until overcome by cold and
exhaustion. The place is many miles
from RAILROAD
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-31

tho JOINT resolution making an app o.
priation of 100000 for tho payment
to tho legal heirs OF j. II. Fads. Re
ferrcd To Committed OF the Whole. The
House took recess until evening Tor
session to consider private pension
bills. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Tbe Speaker
laid before the House the Mills tariff
bin with the Senate substitute therefor,
together with the Senate request for n
conference. Reed moved TO concur In
! the Senate substitute. Mcmillan rails
I'd tho point OF order that the substitute
must first DO considered In Committee
, of the Whole. and Mills raised the
point that 1t must be referred 10 the
Committee on Ways and Means. Reed
advocated tho immediate consideration
ofthe Senate measure. Mills discussed
the bill, and opposed II. Mcmillan
supported Mills. Mckinley spoke In
favor OF tho substitute, The bill, with
tho Senate amendment. went to tho
Committee Of Ways and Means. Nc
Creary, from tho Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported Edmonds' resolution
! declaring the sense o. the Government
In respect TO tho connection Of European
| Governments with the Inter-Ocean
canal ut the lsthmus OF Darian. The
resolution, after somo discussion, was
recommltted. A Joint resolution was
passed appropriating SOC, 900 for pay
mont to tho legal representatives OF
Jas. II, Eads. The House went into
Committee OF the Whole on the civil
appropriation bill, Tho appropriation
for ascertaing the best method of irri
eating tho arid regions was Increased
from $3.50, 900 to S25c. 900. The con.
mittee roso and tho House adjourned.
aESArR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--Among the
memorials presented and referred was
n protest from tho citizens OF New
Mexico against tho admission of that
Territory rs State. The Senate bills
To authorize the construction OF bridges
across tho Missouri river near Loavon.
, worth, Kan, md near Kansas City,
were taken from the Calendar and
passed. The army nurses pension
bin was taken up, amended, and pass
cd. 1t allows n pension OF $25 per
month TO all properly appointed nurses
during tho lato war (prior to August,
1861 The senate then proceeded to
the consideration OF the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill. Several
amendments were agreed TO. aftor
which tho Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Tho Senate bill was passed increas-
ing tho pension OF soldiers and sailors
who have lost both hands TO 800 per
month. On motion OF Landes, OF H.,
n bill was passed granting the Mount
Carmel Development Company tho
privilege OF drawing water from the
Wabash company. The Senate con.
current resolution was agreed to, pro-
viding for joint meeting OF the two
Houses of Congress on Wednesday.
Feb. 18th, for the purpose of counting
the electoral vote. Tho House then
went into Committee OF the Whole on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The pending amendment appropriuting
$3.50, 900 foi investigating the best
method OF irrlgating tho arid regions
was agreed to. Pending final action
on tho bill the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-31
STARVING KANSANS.
The People OF Seward County Said
to be Destitute.

A special from Kansas City says:
Information has been received here
that many people In Seward county,
Kansas, are on the verge Of starvation.
Appeals have been sent to various
places, and a LITTER has been received
by the postmaster here from Mrs. Jas.
X. Richard 'on, who lives eleven miles
from West Plains, in which she says;
"Many OF us have not sufficient food,
and only few have enough clothes to
hide our nakedness. There is no OPP
portunity for the people to earn any
thing by labor. as there is nothing 10
do and no money TO recompense them
II such were tho case. Children are
without proper nourishment, and the
mild weather alone has been their SAL
vation." The writer makes plaintivo
appeal to the people OF Kansas City.
Seward county is in that portion OF
Kansas that has suffered from crop
failures. and many who went there with
but little money lost their all. and are
now forced to appeal to tho charitable
| for HELM,
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HOUSE

Townsend. from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported the army ao-
preparation bill and 1t was placed tn
the calendar. The House went into
Committee OF tho Whole on tho surd y
civil appropriation bill. A largo mum
Der OF amendments were acted upon,
and pending action on an amendment
increasing the appropriation for in
vcs:.gating the extent 20 which the
arid regions can be redeemed by irri-
cation. from $4,000 to $3.50. 900, the
committee rose Randall, from the
! Committee on appropriations. reported
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-31

Fast Wall Line with Vestihuied Trains
between chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul aud
Minneapolis
Trin~-< 0utimrntal Rs"ute between
Chicago, ,uuucll Bluffs, Oulaha and the
Pacific COa't
Great %a o 10 Route between Chi
cage. Kams" AMI st. Joseph, Mo.
500 Miles of Road reaching all priu-
cipal points IN Illinois, Wisconsin, Minneso-
Ia. Iowa, Missouri and Dakota.
For maps. time tables, rates Of
passage ami freight, etc, apply to the neares:
station agent Of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 81
ST. PArL RAILWAY, or To amy Railroad Agent
anywhere IN the world.
ROSWELL. MILLER, A. ". II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen' Pass. and Tit Agt.
tSy For information In reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE u
ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write to II. q.
HAuGEN, Land Commissioned, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
Only hurried Wire. arc safe.

While Wheeling is considering the
matter Of electric lights 1t would be well
70 give some thought to the question Of
putting the wires under ground. In
number Of large cities the agitation o.
the subject il engrossing public atten.
ton, and the movement to enforce Tho
"burlal" Of the wires has been augment.
cd by the recent fatalities TO linenen
and others who have been exposed 10
the dangers Of the overhead wires,
In IN editorial urging the importance
OF action on the subject by the Cincln.
natl authorities, the TImeS Star, Of that
city, says;
"Thsre arc frequent Crupllons Of saplenCO 10
Ihn effect that nothing Is 10 bC gAlned by putting
electric light wires under ground. Even Nj
EdlsOu has been Induced 10 testify that p4 III
may lu,A IL IuYWalSi mat delSCtlHe insolati9l
refers especially 10 New York, where the sub.
WnYk which have been Constructed arc nOIUfi.
Ousiy inadequate, Of UOIrse II dangerous wins
arc crowded Into close qnaitOts aud c~AFelesslI
laid, trouble Will result. But what excuse 10;
such reckless 6nSlnesSS It 10 pfUper 10 assume
that 4 reasonable caution Will DO exercised.
Wires will 10 put under ground 10 OotlnOdlouI
BuOWAyA, III q manner that Will Insure perfect
safety or u neAr approach 10 H. "a single IAci
IA W0ilh q BhiplOsl Of ArgumenL" Electro
iIghL wires Iu Chicago arc under gt0uhd and
have beOu buIlVd for years. Has anyone eVet
heard lnAt lightning 10 conveyed through Chi
CATu RR6 plpeA or Othet. metallic Substances
AliiuE people % setIlng AtO 70 6uildtngsi l1
OVERHEAD Wlrta III New York aud other cities
have caused d ~ TO Of horrible fatalities aud
IIsinu hAh lost S4,UOO,0D by n ttU resulting lion
an electric light WltO GtOAslnE. a clock wife
caiggIliys UI. any. Elnd Whatsoever attributable
10 pleetfiC wires
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lsso-SUNSHlSG AND NOoSLlGlT-lsso

Another Christmas md New Years An
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that the latest and brightest Of the
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"A MGn" invites the attention Of his
i~nuuisitive boy and girl visitors this
year, to wonders In the heavens above,
revealed by the telescope. He tells them
all about the sun, moon, planets. satel'
lites, fixed stars, comets, and their
movements, and explains the laws by
which they are governed. The achieves
menls OF science in the field Of astronom.
ical research are presented In Ian.
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by all readers. The book f~ascinates,
while IL elevates and improves.
"Sunshine and Moonlight" comprises
l12 pages, %protuSely illustrated with
choice e%ngraYings. Ito covers are orna.
mented with appropriate designs, beauti.
fully printed Ia Colors. Practically, II
d q Christmas gift 10 the patrons and
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will be sent postpaid to any part Of the
world taS also previous issues, II desired)
at the nominal price Of ten 10y cents
per copy, Write your address plainly,
and inClose ten 10y cents In stlnps or
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Despite the lamentations Of chronic
GROWERS, tho predictions Of those who
arc opposed 10 our National economic
policy, and tho grave expressions oil Tho
mon who were voted out Of Office In The
political revolution Of q little more than
a year ago, the past year has been ioi
tho United States one Of unusual pros.
pcrity. All the iacLors that produce
wealth have been employed With better
results than tho most Sanguine could
have predicted twelve months since. II
does not need argument to convince
any one Of the truth Of this statement
Tho evidences arc all about Us, aud
every ono, from the capitalist 10 The
humblpst workingnan, has experienced
the good effects Of tho general business
boom. The year will 60 down In biz,
tory "A tho best In results for the people
a. a whole. In summarizing the year
tho New York Tribune says the very
depression Of which some complain has,
perhaps, In a measure contributed 70 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

SoME Of the brethren in the Demo.
cratic fold are not altogether pleased
with the report Of the majority Of the
gubernatorial committee. 1t fails to
sustain the charges OF fraud and corrup.
ton preferred against the Republicans,
and howled about from n end Of the
State to the other, but simply finds on
purely technical grounds that General
Golf is not entitled to the seat TO which
the people elected him, A great deal
was said by certain newspapers about
briOery aud corruption at the polls, and
it was predicted that the committee
would unearth some startling things. 1t
was unable to do so, however, and nov
those who placed confidence in the
boasts Of the conspirators who CON.
bined to defeat the will OF the people
are expressing their disgust.
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HUNT,TYLBR AND GREEN
Fined $40 and Costs Each for BurRiRg
Frank Robinson.

Saturday afternoon at two o'clock the
hearing OF Buck Tyler, Frank Thompson,
John Proctor, !. A, Hunt, John Reitz,
and William Green, charged with being
concerned in the burning Of Frank
Robinson, at Hunts barber shop, on
Chapline street, on December took
place In the office Of Justice Davis
Reitz, Thompson and Proctor weFe dis
charged, and Hunt, Tyler and Green
we're fined ten dollars and costs each
Hunt was the only one able 70 pay out
and the Others we're sent to jail. The
Hning Of the prisoners was at the sug,
pestiop OF Prosecuting Attorney Howard
who discovered by the testimony tha'
no malicious intent entered into the act
Robinson, the victim was brought II
from Inarmary, but could give no de
Ante testimony because he was asleeI
when the alcohol was poured on hin
and lighted. The burn which at hrs
covered a space six by twelve inches oil
his breast has healed till 1t Is now NJ
larger than q mans hand.
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FOR SALE.

Ten Roomed Brick House, In good repair. cen
trally located, for $1,000.
Six doomed Modern Dwelling on South Penn
street: irstGlaHs location.
Dwelling on North Front street.
Agood W. story Frame House, lot f0x30, OF
TWenty.ninth street, for $3.50.
FRUIT FARM-The best In this part Of the
country, with all the paying vaFletleS. Of fruit
In such proportions that II one should fall Yot
have tho other, with all trees aud vines JUS
coming In 10 bear full crops, Location w!ithlt
sight oil the city; only aieW minutes 70 railroRf
station, telephone, school hOuNe and church. a
rare chance 10 slip into a paying business.
We have Bulldog Lots In all parts OIL the city
located fer Immediate improvement or Invest
ment, ut all prices from sl0 up.
Business Block on Market street for Invest
ment.
aoyeral Small Dwellings that will pay we'll.
Loans negotiated. Stocks bought aud sold.
FOR RENT.
From April /, 1880, Store rooms and DwellingE
q, O. SMITH,
de23 i22O Main Street.
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Tox REED starts out in his career as
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
in a manner warranting the prediction
that he will prove to be "the right man
in the right place." With one sHcep'
ton, he has shown the greatest prompt
ness and sagacity Of any Speaker oil the
House in the appointment of commit
tees. Tho exception was Mr.. Blaine
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Is undoubtedly caused by tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the fbrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
In the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips and wrists. Thousands Of people
have found III Hoods Sarsaparilla a
positive cure for rheumatism. This
medicine, by It's purifying action, neu.
traliEes tho acidity ofthe blood, and also
builds up and strengthens the whole
body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

TuE INTELLIGESCgR this morning tells
about the greatest railway enterprise
ever conceived. 1t is a sure go, and the
consummation of the scheme will mark
the beginning of a new era in the COM
merclal history Of the Americas in gem
eral and OF the United States in partlcu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

A W1FE.nEATER, who is before Mayor
seabrght charged with the third otfense
Of a similar kind, Is let of with q fine
Of one dollar, In cities making less pre-
tentlons to morality and the observance
of humane laws, wifs.bsaters get their
deserts, but in those cities the penalties
are affixed by discriminating judges,
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VALUABLE HINTS

To those who require a shmulant: Buy
the prreHt and the Oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for the latter will indeed be the
most expensive In the end. II you give
II a thought you will agree with me. The
tax 10 the government and the ageing OF
WHISTLES aud other liquors naturally
changes tho price Of first cost, vet l have
on hand, and will sell as cheap as the
cheapest, all kinds. But be advised by
mo 10 buy Silver Age at 81 90 per bottle.
Six.yeat.ol i Finch, Gibson, 0yerholt
and G"uckenheimer al 81 each or SIX
quarts for s.. havo the following old
rye whlakIps now Ia stock and for sale;
lS09lS73 0verholt, lS7S1B76 Gibson,
1870 GuCkenheimer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you can, IrandieS, gins,
Jamaica and New England rims, Cordials
OF all Aavora, wines, both sparkling and
still, aud all principal brandt, can be had
al my place. Also q full line Of malt
liquors, Quick deliveries and neat pack.
Ing arc two Of my established rules.
MAX KLEIN,
e2 Federal street,
dki.vRAR lIGECElRNY. PA,
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The Republicans in the Senate are
right in preterrins deliberative action on
the question Of recognizing the Republic
Of Brazil. A formal recognition should
not be considered until a majority O. 1.-THE
people OF Brazil have slgnifed their as
sent to the establishment Of the rcpub
lie. There is no necessity for haste in
the matter.
Mr.. Morgan's resolution is all right
but 1t should receive decent considera'
tion before passage and not be acted
upon impulsiyely. Sentiment Is one
thing and cool deliberation is another.
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IT is likely that the Republicans III
Portugal will seize the opportunity at'
forded them by the troubles between
that country and England and create the
uprising that has long been threatened
and which received such an impetus In
the successful termination Of the Bra.
lillian revolution. From Spain comes
rumors Of an increasing sentiment in
favor OF the establishment Of Republic,
England is on tho verge Of an upheaval,
and the prediction is made that Victo'
ria's is the the lust crowned head that
will receivethe homage Of Great Britain.
Verify the thrones Of Europe %are4otteE-
ing. Not the least pleasant feature about
all this is the probability that tho revolu.
tion will be peaceful and bloodleSs.
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de2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

Mr., CLEVELAND is nothing II he isRot
a politician, He could not even address
the Cornell Alumni without a references
to political issues, Between the lines. o.
every speech he makes may be read'
"BarkIs Is wiIlin' to try 1t again"
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FaifGOui lPtd HrgtHtGn'
The INrELLIGENcER is newsy and al
ways rcliable, aud those OF our readers
who want more reading matter than the
Wet Yirginian affords should subscribe
for the Wheeling journal. It's BepubIi,
cauism Is OF the Wlde.awake kind, and
tho weekly especially Is an excellent
newspaper for the family circle.
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Good Advice.

NtW7'
While we differ with our contemporary
In politics, we can cheerfully recommend
the INTELLIdENcER 10 our many Repub.
lican patrons, and to our Democratic
readers we will say that 1t is good 10
read both sides Of a question. Verify
this hnlda good In politiCs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
.curslon Tickets to Pittsburgh over thu
pannaVIvnnIn Lines.

Excursion TIcketH 70 TIIIsDuFKH V'VT VI
Pennsylvania Lines.
Holiday excursion tickets will be soil
by The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &St. Loui
Railway Company every day from De
cember 81 to January | from Wheeling +
Plt.sburEh, Birmingham, Pt. Bridge o
TemperanceVille at the rate Of " u
and BY the Pennsylvania Company lron
Bridgeport to Pittsburgh or Alleghen'
at rate Of S2 %. Tickets will be good re
turnisg until January 4, 1890.
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Tyler County Star
Elsewhere will be found tho prospec.
tus OF the best paper in West Virginia,
namely, the Wheeling lSrELLEaENcER.
II Is the most reliable, most w%ide.awake,
interesting aud replete with news OF any
OF our State papers.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
egH!cE O w4TrR Won!

uPFlck OF WATER WORK.,
MARTINS FIRRr, o., December II, ls9,
Sealed proposals. VIII be received a. thi. ogto.
until 8 O'clock p NJ, Of Monday, JanuaTy !,
1850, and Opesed Immediately theraitey' N.
inrAiihinR ahSut Al tors OF Cast lion Wsi.s
aud ~ Valves, Also for laylnR ald pipe i.6,I my
81 miles, aud setting up Iaid Fire IyInlI, AK
Valves. BlRuk lOTmS aud specifications can 4.
DO had upon applicaIion tO'thlS Ofics, ="
BY order VI the Board,
delS - NlTCHVLL. ,ecre,srv
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4 Co.
FOR SALE.

t24l Twenty-four Lots In CAldWelI'S
Addition to the City Of Wheeling,
Bald Lots arc bounded on the north By TWtu'
ty'nInIh street, Oh the east by Fillmore steel Oh
the south BY the lIAndlAn HOmetleAd, AUD On
the west by the h. & U. RAILROAD
Their proximity TO the above named FAilfgAn
renders them excellent GiLes for manufacturing
II not sold in thirty days will be sold al pub
Ito auction.
For terms and further information apply
". v. HOGE 4 Bro.
1900 Market street
Or WILLIAM n. HANRLAN,
Rllb R.W. Cor. ChArline 4 Sixteenth W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

Prssoa County J5lESSt.
Fl Is not necessary to say that the IN.
T~gLLIGRScER IL an excellent newspaper
IN all its three editions-daily, weekly
and semi-Weekly.
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nolldnr E,rnr.Lnnl NM 1l d.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets for the Christmas
and Now Year Holidays al one and one
third fare for the round trip, between
All stations on It's line west Of the Ohio
River also 70 Wheeling, Washington,
Pa, Pittsburgh aud inteLlnndjste points,
and TO Cincinnati and all points Op The
Columbus & Cincinnati, Midland 4 Gin
0lunatl, Washington 4 Baltimore Rail-
Tickets will be sold December cath,
2blh and Slst aud January lst, valid iof
return passage 10 and including January
8, 1900,
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BY paying So in spot cash, you can gel
q diyorCe IN four hours in Japan,
FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KnEE's
GREAT Nerve REsTORRR. No Fits alter
first days use. Marvellous cures, Treat
ise and 81 90 trial bottle free TO Fig cases
Send 10 Dr. Kline, 03l Arch ST., Phlla, Pa
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Proposals.

NUSToM HOUSE, WHEELING, "
~ ", Va, December ~, 1857. Sealed prnn,'
Eals will be received until II m, Drceo GeIFS
1859, for RepAtltpg and Cleaning CARPETS Az
Furniture IN this building, Particulars on ~,
plicIItoa. OdAHLES BllRERruN, Cus,Odi,s,
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STATE OF oHro, Cry OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS County,
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
ia the senior partner Of the firm Of FIJI,
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In the
CITY OF Toledo, County and State atore'
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one hundred dollars for each and
every a Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls atarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me, aad subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Decem'
Der, A, D, 1885,
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Tho Largest and HandSomeSt Dog In the World.
ENTIRE NEW SONGS.
FOR SALE.

Prices, 90 and Is cCnta, reserved seAts, 81 %.
sale OF seatA cnnmCnCes Thursday, December %,
al II A. UnnSAiS MnsiO SinfD. dcA
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WHEELING, DEOEMBER 28, 1859.

sS-PERsOSs wlshlns TO subscribe 70 the DAILY
IsTMLIGESCm cSn do 50 BY sending In thelF or
dera to tho lNTELLlGESCER ONCE on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will DO PunetuSlly served
by carriers,