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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-13

BALTIMORE Il CHIo RAInRoAD.-UNloN LINE
We copy from the Baltimore Patriot of Thursday
evening the following report of the proceedings of
the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, at their meeting on Wednesday.
1.-The proposition from the Union Line of Steam
boats. which we noticed yesterday, did not come
forually before the Board, in the way we stated:
but another, looking to a more complete identiti-
ca,ion of the interests Of the steamboat line with
The yai:oatl, was brought forward. 1t was an ap-
p.cai0n for the Railroad Company 10 guarantee
ii. Union Line eight hundred dollars day for
passengers and freight westward, on every day that
the boats belonging to it shall run, SO as to secure
them against loss from trips eastward The subjec;
engaged an earnest debate in the Board, and was
then rejected by a majority of four votes. We have
mol hsard what were the arguments used for OF
against the proposition; but we hope that it will
not, in any way, Interfere with the good under
Standing betw the parties, or lead to any separ
a.5n of their interests.
The Stockholders of the Union Line held Il
Meeting in this city last night. The proceedings
lave not transpired in form to be placed before
The public, but we are warranted in saying that
aeyare favorable to continuance of the line in
amnnner mutually advantageous to Wheeling and
Bl.imOTe.
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Dies being certain, less expensive, and lea
wing the system in better condition. Let all interest
proof from the most respectable sources OF the beneficial
results OF its se together with letters from highly expert
enced Physicians who have used in their Practice and
speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES-P b PeCkham, D. Utica, Y.
l. ID Fleming, NJ j, Canandaigun. n Y
VI II Hills, d, Rochester, n Y.
j FoOte, NJ D, Syracuse, Y
Prof Dunbar, N D, Baltimore, Md.
J C OTrick, NJ d, Baltimore, Md:
w w Reese, NJ u, New York City.
w Prescott, d, Concord, N Y.
Up Newland, NJ d, Utica, Y.
Rev c Beard, Glenn Springs, T.
O5-PamPhets gratis at store.
BRENTLlNGER d ARMSTRONG, Ag'ts,
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe St, Wheeling, Va
Also sold by MlCHEAL DUNN, Mouudsvillc, and by
most of the leading Druggists in the adjoining counties
Letter addressed of Mr.. Curtis Hutch, Aget at
years troubled with Female uter
and all The attending dltcucs at times rendering my ne
most miserable. have had the attendance oil some OIL Inc
best Physicians with but little success; the most they
Could do was 10 Teevea was out OF the question:
For live months before commencing with your medicine
had not been able 10 perform any labor, could walk but
few steps at time, and scarcely went out of doOTs-ln
short, was completely Frustrated, both in body and
mnd and expected to drag out the rest OF my days IN SUI
teTlns and misery. But, reading your advertisement,
induced to try your invaluable medicine called Ute
rnG CahOCOn, the last resort. 1t had not used 1t
week before fit like another woman. Ry the use OF
three bottles enabled to perform all the labor for SIX
III the family with and could walk where in the
neighbnrhoOd without injury. Nothing but of nv
duty to you and the afflicted has induced me to state
to the public. safely recommend the Prcpara
ton TO all those suffering like myself
(Signed,) ARs. SARAH A. BsHoP.
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. q, 1853.
J. Il. MARCIllSI d Co., PrOpriet0Ts,
ug2-Gm. Central Depot, 30i Broadway, n. Y.
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fDWIN 4, CLADAUUn. ~ =, ~
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

VIE Undersigned having purchased the lease and effects
OF mat OLD established house. the FouSrAIN HOTEL.
sed at heavy outlay, now oe their friends and lie
travelling public an establishment second TO nOc in COM
tort and convenience. ~ " ''
The Ladies' Ordinary ind the suites of rooms attached
VIII he found 10 afford the comforts home TO r,mcs
while The sulOn OF the house guarantees quiet renose TO
all its patrons. 1 l "
It's Lac most central situation for the man of business
hclhg III The centre OF business affords convenient ac-
cess 70 all the Railroad DepOts and Steamboat Landings as
any other hotel in the city
IL Will be the desire and pleasure of The prOnretOr tO
promote the comfort OF the guests OF the house.
APPLY CLABAUGH q BROTHER
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By the National Line.
LEGRApHEp FOB TnE pAILYINrELL1G ENoER
INDIAN FRUADS.
WAsn1Norox, Aug.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The Pottowattomie Indians now here, have
laid very serious charges before the Commissions
of Indian Affairs, against their AttornieS w. G. q
G. W. Ewing and Walker; which charges, the
prompt and efficient Commissioner, Col. Many
penny, is now investigating. They gave a power
of attorney to the above agents to receive back
pay, stated by them to be due the tribe under GER
tain treaties, and $4,000 was named as compen-
sation. The bond holders specially stipulated
that this amount was in no case TO come out of
their regular annuities. Lastspring their atornieS
took $50, 600 out of tile Government annuity, a0n-
trary to agreement, and for services never render
3D. A deputation of the tribe have visited the
President, who gave them courteous reception,
and cautioned them against future credulity, and
promises a most thorough investigation and friend
ly assurance on the part of the Government.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT,


BOSTON, august II.
a collision took place this morning on the WOr-
ceSter Railroad, near Boston Junction, between
the regular train from the city TO Worcester, and
an excursion train coming down. When the re-
porter left, IA bodies had been taken from the ru-
ms Both engines were smashed. George Grif-
fins, newsboy on the road, is among the killed.
Mr.. Southerns, engineer, was considerably injured
by jumping from the cars. Mr.. Taft, President OF
the road, escaped with but slight injury. The
cause of the collision is said to be, the difference
of two minutes time in the watches of the Engl-
neers. The Boston train, which stopped for neav-
ly an hour at the scene of disaster, has just COM
in. More particulars soon.
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..side track" diyerging from some suitable pJ n
from their main track to the waters edge-terml-
mating somewhere between the junction CT Rose
and First streets with he river. The location of
switch on this structure will completely secure
its permanency and, through the combination Of
Facilities afforded, will tend to attract large shrH
ments of coal and other heavy freights destined
northward.
AS the work in question has been let to and com
menced by persevering contractors there no doubt
of its completion in time for the opening of the
Fall business.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


DALTIMUNEI mug II.
The train from Cumberland ran off the track
this afternoon, seven miles above Berkeley Depot.
The engine, tender, baggage car and smoking car,
were smashed. VIM. Lantprean, fireman, was
killed, and Charles Lantprean, engineer, who was
on the engine, was badly hurt. The passengers
escaped without injury.
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Decree for an account.
COMMISSIONERS OFyIcE, August 4th,
Stephen Rice, In CHANG

Stephen Rice, In Chancery in
Sthe Circuit Court
George w. Grsham's adn's & others. of Ohio County
BY deree in this cause the 22d day of June,
1883 it is made my duty to ascertain and rePotthe
ton quantity and value OF the real estate ofwhch the said
George Graham died seized, entitled to- together
with the specific lien ifany thereon Also and
an account personal estate of the said George W.
Graham, decd, which has come into the hands OF Viii
liam P. Wilson, his administrator any person by
his order and for his and OF the disbursements
made by him in due course OF administration.
Notice is hereby given that shall proceed the 18th day
OF September 1853, the office OF Russell Ftzhugh in
the city Wheeling to take the account ordered by said
decree And the several creditors of said George w Ta
ham, decd hereby required to appear before
or before Thursday the 18th day of September 1853
prove their claims otherwise they will be excluded
fr1m the benefit Of the said decree
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GERMAN MErmoDrsrs.-We learned from one OF
onr nd citizens yesterday, that the German Metho
dist Episcopal Church in this city, was the first
ooa established in the United States. There are
nov some 5000 members of this denomination in
the different states.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
For the relief and cure Of Suasrtng Females!

1t stands pTe.emlncht
for the curative powers
in all the diseases for
which it is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are ProIBpsus, Uteri, or
Falling OF the Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
sChroniC Inflammation
and Liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
oTrhagc, or FlOOdingi
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Mcnstruation,
&C., with all their aC-
compunyingevils (Can.
Ger excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The CatIloliCOn far
surpasses other rene
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Solid observation-disclosures

MS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age The
i picture assumes all the roundncss and sOdtty Ofliie
lying being Nature is perfectly Knocked even TO an in
TIVlunal ilair Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
9es Jewcry store, Baltimore street. in tho city OF Rnitt-
moIc Also IN his Washington Gallery and will soon be
introduced III all OF his galleries. which may be found In
all the principal cities in the Union.
MI WHTEIuHsT has the honor to announce that he Inns
Just received letter from the President OF the United
states, morning him of the award OF Medal Certificate
Ion. y ~ I'D 49, ~
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NEW YORK MARKET.

August II, noon.
Flour, $3.50 State s5,O6aI8; Ohio 5,l2a31, bet,
ter; Southern So, 62aSS, firm. Wheat, 10000 bu,
Western Sl,3l; Genesee /, 80, firm. Corn, Il, OOC
Lu. mixed 744; yellow rs, plenty. Whisky, I5C
bbIs. Ohio Csc, easier. Pork, mess, 15al2 quiet
Beef unsettled. Lard dull.
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COM7NERC1AL COLLEGE
LOCATED NO. 1877 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE. Mn.

1t W. b. CAMPBELL. J. II, MEREDITH.
CANFIEED, BROTHER, & Co.
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
ii Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the most celebrated makers in London, Liverpool
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept on hand,
every OF which is guaranteed to perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Goblets, Guys, TumbIers,
Casters, Walters SpOOus Forks, Pie and Cake Knives,
Ice Knives, Napkin Rings, Fish Knives, Salt Gel
lars &c, OF new designs.
PLATED WARE.
Coffee and Tea Sets, Urls, Tea Kettles, large and small
Waters-Oval, ObUng and round shapes; Casters, Cake
Baskets, Epergness, Flower and Fruit stands &C.
DIAMOND WORK!
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
Breaches, Crosses Finger Rings full suits OF Diamonds
suitable for Wedding Gifts.
RICH JEwELRY!
This branch OF business is surpassed by any
ablisment country; ha wing wOrken employed u-
der supervision, constantly making new styles
anI by every steamer supplied from the European
factories which enables to give TO our customers tn
latest fashions, and at low prices
FANCY GOODS!
| Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Chess Men, Gard BaS-
kets Cologne Bottles, elegant Vases, Partisan Mar Die
Tables and Work Stands Porte MOnnaies, superior Co.
logne, French Periumercs Rosewood End Leather DTes
sing Cases, English Soaps, Tooth Brushes HAIR Brushes
SUPERIOR ALBATA WARE!
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons, Ladies' etc OF this art
Gle, which is fast supeTseding silver ware
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs, black,
Yellow drab ard white marble do; French Porcelain do;
| richly decorated
WATCH Tools MATERIALS, ofthe best quality CON
santly kept hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience OF customers we have erected
large spacious giving customers every facility for
inspecting our extensive stock Of Goods Adjoining the
retail sales ROOM have fitted UP another room, over
100 feet in depth, for the Wholesale Department
10 Every article from establishment is warranted
to be as good represented.
N@PeTsons visiting BaltimO c, will do well to examine
our assortment Orders from the country will be attend
cd to faithfully and prOmty. -,
GANFIELD, BROTHER d Co,
| 229 Baltimore ST. S. West CoTncrol Charles
Sign rthe Golden Eagle
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NJ, ncgu."-Mr. MOrandi, formerly of New
W. has reftted the Gem in splendid style. See
~, :, another column. A free entertainment
'- n,a siyeo this morning from 10 to IL O'Clock. q
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ror WATER PIPES on LinsIey street are too
.,u This was demonstrated at the fire yeSter-
I,r There is property in that vicinity which
,rs bet;er protection against fire than such
small pipes afford
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,,..,ryprrlrs,-The ST. CIairsville Gazette says
,Ior,e number of counterfeit So bills on the
,.''.baots and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling,
-lt's circulation in Belmont county.
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,,sssrs WOODS, CnApLINE u Co., desire US to
r-utn tler thanks to the several Fire Companies
Attn. CITY for their services IN rescuing the p1op-
r.y from entire destruction by the fire of yeStel-
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Heavy THUNDER SHOWER last evening" miti-
49,, s,mewhat the evils of the hot atmosphere
5-. which our citizens had been groanign all
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

August II.
River stationary, weather very warm.
Flour quiet S4,O5ai,1O. Whisky. 2O3. Corn
less firm, 55a56. Oats dull 40. Nothing doing in
Provisions. Sugar active, 200 hhds. sold at 44a54.
NIolasses 24a25c. Coffee steady, 9laIOc. for good
Rim
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD e. CO.,
CoMMIss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK

No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents IN the United States for
Muspratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Cscbr9el Writing Papers.
Russell '' superior - ''
GrRcsce '' 20 Printing %
Rawns d Sons English Tissue "
First quality UltTamarIne Blue
They also Agents the principal Paper Manufacture
in this country, ard offer for Salc by far the most eX
tensive desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
tactuerS Materials that be found in this Other
cOuntry.
Their business is strictly wholesale, and Writing Papers
sold by the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer al
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices.
Paper made TO order. any size or weight Liberal al
made cOmsignments OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags Hug1-ly.
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c,sr-One of the hose reels of the first ward
,ny was badly broken in going to the fire
''-,y r,,y One of the Hopes leeIs was also con-
',,,,,rIy damaged.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PlTTSDURGH, Aug. y.
River feet 10 inches, falling. Thermometer 90
degrees. Weather this evening cloudy indicating
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In Chancery
In the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County.
III ChanCery
III the Circuit Court OF
NdtIIIIIItI D. UOIIUyI
VS..
4 hraham Pnnnatt Of III

Abraham Bennett ct al. Ohio County.
by virtue decree rendered in this cause by said
Court-Un the 18th day June 1853 the undersigned
Sheriff of Ohio county, and acting Commission.
in the premise will pre- on Thursday, the
first day Of September 1853, public auction tho high
bidder, the door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, twenty five shares o. the capital stock OF
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company, belonging to
said brGam Hcnne and in the bill of the complainant
meutiOned Also nts No. C25 and 2G) twenty-five and
twenty six in & c. Ri'chies addition vhceng also,
lots GO and 10Y nine and ten in saG addition; Also lot
o! French street and north of Market Alley in said
Cltyi Also lot No. C25) twenty-five, in part said
City laid out by Moses W. Chaplnc others; asO lot
No 1SS John street. in said city also, lots Nos. C1
and 12) eleven and twelve, in said d. e. Ritchies
ditiOu said City; asO lots Nos e. s. o. and 10 seven,
eight nine and ten, in square No. SO in the Vista
addition 10 said Eity SuCency to pay the claims
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms of Saie.-A credit for equal portions thereof, at
SIX twelve eighteen and twenyf months the day
of SALE the purchaser purchasers thereof exeCun
said Commits ioner therefor bonds with good security
bearing interest from the 'lay of sale.
WIN. S. WICKHAM,
jy2S-tS53. Sheriff f. Commissioner.
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FURTHER FROM CHINA.

A dispatch received at Lonfion, Just before the
sailing of the Africa, reports that the rebels had
taken Annoy, after severe fight, and were threat
ening Canton.
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ADVERTISEMENTS


Professor Alex. C. Barrys Trlcopherous,
ing restoring "a Strengthening the hair relic wing diseases
OF the skin, curing rheumatic palms, and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines, the repua.
ton OF Barrys trcOpherOus pcrvades the Union The
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry after care.
full examination OF his sales book finds that the number
bottles delivered to order in quantities gross
upwards, during the year 1852, within tre of $780,
900.
1t unnecessary to present length the evidence OF the
wonderful properties of the tricOpherOus when the public
have furnished such an endorsement this The cheap
OF the and the explanations given
ica action upon the hair the scalp, and all
perfical irritation first recommended it the attention
of the people, This all that the inventor desired Ev
cry bottle advertised Itself The effects Ofthe fluid exceed
not be without it. Country dealers in every section the
United States found they must have it, and thus
wholesale trade OF extent hitherto unhear
regards articles OF this kind The highest point
yet been reached and it is believed the this veal
will be a million and half of bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by TIE quantity. Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United States and
Canada Mexico, West indics Britain France and
by J. Il. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. JuneI4dtw&w6m.
LII wishing the Fail sLylc OF SILK Hats, are
IA respectfully invited 10 call at No. 1919 Main
and Union SITS. aus6. S. HARPER = SON.
Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
VIE tolls are now charged heretofore this road,
Il and 1t is the earnest desire Othe Directors that all
sols will attend promptly to paying tolls, without this
revenue the Company have means OF preparing the
road for winter and it is Of importance to all that
this necessary be put in the best possible
pair for the public accommodation. Without tolls This
cannot Be done.
Juy2stf J.H PENDLETON. Sec'y
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V, "'RF IMPROVEMENTS IN WELLsvlLLE.-The
'''s'''Ie Patuot furnishes the following item in
',, sa'u 10 The wharf Improvements going in that
'I ' IN anticipation of the Wheeling and Wells
r,t ne EaII'oil Company, in consideration of the
n nav y, way and free Wharfage for sucn boats as
W5aa tGl IN connection with the Road between
son ing lung and Pittsburgh, from Mr.. j. W. Robert
;r"st lave commenced the construction of an ex-
RoS sss sIoPmg wharf, carrying out both First and
entr. 'gss boldly into the rlver, and filling upth
isnre 81 space lying between those streets-a dis
J ss OF tour hundred and fifty feet-wi'ha good
,ar1sI ' o" wharf This improvement may be re-
:e, as Que Of the most important to Welsyile
o constructed by the Railroad Company, and tru-
dead, such work speak volumes in favor of their
5ro Ira5 acknowledged lberalty While this i'm
4Doss ,ent VIII affoId an easy grade for draying
aad Rties' It will also afford commodious accom-
BUST loF the great amount of shipping which
pston ee be done at this point ON the COM
Tbs o. o. the Beaver and Wheeling Extensions.
gemSna %sIEOad Company Contemplate keeping,
bis imHtnny, one or more wharf boats in front Of
Improvement, and constructing stswitch, % OF
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fla NCY a. ORS
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS.
25O BALTIMORE STnEET

Importers Of English, German end French Fancu
Goods,
III AVE now III store their Spring assortment of Porte
IL MOnnales, Vloins, Percussion Caps Accordeons
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and buffalo Hair
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Work Boxes, Jcwelry,
ETC., etc -
In the Hosiery lire full assortment White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lise, Thread and silk hose
otton hose Of every description, Lisc Thread and Silk
nose OF every description C0Iton Thread and silk Gloves.
Filey a Stewalt's Patent Thread Cotton Thread and
Silk Laces, Silk aud Pocket Handkerchief, Neck lies
etc etc.
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
CITY, and prices low any house i'll country
nIaT24-dWtf -
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baltimore, March 24,-dw1y
A. SISCO,

Nc. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
RALTIl M ORE,
WHOLESALE and Retail manufacturer Of odd Eel
w lows, Masonic Sons of Temperance Red Mensand
other Regalia, Banners, Flags, I-welS, ETC. Military
Goods nf all kinds ap9-1v
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VIM. T. Needs.
Chickering's Piano Fortes

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale of CHECKER. ngs Piano Fortes Tor
IA n tiWesern Virginia, keeps constantly on hand
v 4 Va good stock OF those celebrated lnstTu-
ents which acknowledged by the most eminent pro-
fessOrs music, TO be the best in this or any other cou
ltry These instruments offered at Boston prices
ding carnge; wR general stock of musical
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retail.
u5-Old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos 10 let. Mu'
sic taught at No. &c Union street. ,,,11op
maid IAH. MEtAN"'
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,curyIxd last evening struck the root of
Fast Wheeling, making a startling report.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
No, Washington Hall,

Monroe st Wheeling, Va.
q d. WOODROW informs The citizens Of Wheeling,
D. and dealers generally that he is opening ore of
the best assOrtments of family groceries in the Western
country consisting every article usually kept in the hest
groceries TO EAT and DRINK which will he sold at
low prices as can bought in the city Give cali of
cbarre. my3t