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DISSOLUTION

P9rtnership heretofore existing under the name of
L GAY WOOD, CONKLlN & CO, dissolved by
mutual consent on the 22d OF October, 1862. - ~
g u1'i a CAYwOOD,
' a7rf'tt r CCoNKLIN, .
w CLARK.
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nrsICK3 AND AFFLicTED. -El

THE most safe and certain remidy ever known TO the
world for the OF obstinate coughs. colds, asthma
bronchitis blood splitting. liver complaint, wroopins.
cough Group tickling or rising III the throat, de-
bility pains in the side breast, broken constitution,
lrom tho abuse OF caomc and other Causes Is DOCTOR
SWAYNE's coMPoUND SYRUP OF WILD CHEZ
RY; and consumption, aor reached state,
sumed character hitherto onsdered ineurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paIation. Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
and tho only compound prepared by angular
physician is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR. STHAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia. t-ftfs .I ~
For sale 6y-DE. JAMES BAKER, kELLS d CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON & Co wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALL & Co., cincinnatii
and by dealer generally. 4-= sepls
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Mount Vernon.

The Governor recommends the purchase Of Mt.
Vernon by Virginia, and, under present circum-
stances, there are few who will differ with him in
opinion. There is probability that this spot,
-balluwei 10 Americans-the national rallying
point, the spot, the common spot on which centre
the Thoughts, the feelings, and the warmest affec-
lions of ali who appreciate their birth rights, and
yensrate the name to which they are indebted for
their preservation and maintenance; Will ere long
mss into the hands of spectators, perhaps OF
suangers and it is asking but little of the sons oil
his native State that they should step forward and
rescue their country's shrine, the Jerusalem and
Mecca of our freedom, from the tread of.pEolana-
ton which would invade it, and the mercenary
touch that would Pollute it.
Let .it never be that the residence and the
resting place of Washington shall be terra IN
Aibita 10 his countrymen, and that the sons oil
America will have to pay, in order 10 gaze up
upon the spot where respose his mortal remains
through locked portals, and hand 10 the surly por-
ter ns they pass, the stipend, which will permit
them 10 behold the nations irthplace. Let Mount
Vernon never be, as is Monticello, closed, save 10
the favored few whom suIIy proprietor suffers 10
see the (ayorite haunt of its former owner but lei
If be, rs il should be, The free sanctuary oil ma
ton of freemen: let every SON of America feel
+, ere that lie stands beneath his paternal 1907 and
let all her sons gather together there as round the
ancestral hearthstone; and there kindle and re-
yivify the patriot fires of '16, and departthence 10
remember foreTer, that they brethren having q.
common ancestor. II, then, the home and the
,,rsv. of washington belong not to the Union, let
them be,oug to Virginia. Let the State in which
he was born. and in whose service much OF bis
early life was spent, for whom in common with
the Union, he metthe Stern frown of tyranny and
caused the British lion TO bow before the army OF
freemen, let that State 10 whose soil he returned
afler fulfilling his glorious mission, and wilhwhose
sod his sacred ashes lie cOmmingled; watch over
and project his dwelling forever. II possible let
lime "wri,e no wrinkle' on his habitaiion, bullet
it remain ever, 70 meet the admihng gaze of Amer
leans, as it was when the light O. his eyes were
turned upon II for the last tine, ere they closed
forever upon his own America.
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REPORTS OF THE DEPARTMENTS.
REPORT OF THE FosTAAsTER aRNEEal,

REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GRNERAL. 81
The Postmaster General Report is long, able
and business like document. We extract from. it
as follows: $685. - " - e
The whole number of Post Offices intbe Uni
ted States at the close ofthe lastofcialyear, end
ing June 30, 1853, was 23,S20. OF this number
255 are of the highest class, the Postmusters OF
which are appointed by the President. e 4.'l.t
At the present date, Dec. 1, 1858, the total num-
Der of Post Offices is 22,6S8, During ithespast
year, commenced July L, 1852, 1888 Post Offices
were established; 419 were discontinued; and there
were appointed TO Office during said year, besides
the 1898 PostmasteTs 10 the newly established of
fees aforesaid, 5000; $50 upon resignation, 22b
on death, 1872 by change OF site, 81 wbete the
Postmaster had moved away, and 1921 on the
removal of prior incumbents /; being 1861 Post
masters appointed duLing the year ending June 30,
1883. ~ ~
AT the close of the fscsl year, ending on S0lh
June last, there were operation within the Uni
led States 6,6s2 nail routes. Their aggregate
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CO.. Inl,nnnn.a Memo.

We have read with both pleasure and Proht' the.
message of Gov. Johnson, transmitted 10 the TWO
branches OF the Virginia Legislature on MONDAY
last and published in our paper OF Saturday. Ns
n well-arranged and we'll written document lar
surpassing in tone, scope, and execution the late
emanation from our Federal Executive.
.rbe statement which it contains, OF the position
and orosress Of our Stale aars, is clear and salts
factory, While upon no question: on Wmeh ne
s,...ks l. his meaning ambiguous or in any man
ner doubtful Thepublic debt OF the Stale Is snort
of twenty millions Of dollars, while the Stale has
over eight millions Of productive investment 10 SET
off against this Indebtedness and very large por-
lion of the remainder is expended IN works sui
progressing, and which will, when comPieteu con-
tribute their part towards meeting the balance Of
dsb, In this view Of the case, the public debt IS
merely nominal, while the unreasonable adVanla-
ces resulting to The State from the leading works OF
Internal Improvement,i which the State funds are
Icing invested will, apart from any abstract value
ortbe stock, more than remuneTate the State Tor
bsr outlay, by opening up and developing all parts
orber territory, There is yet in the treasury I'M
nenet of tile receipts OF the last fiscal year near
10 ion IunIred thousand dollars, so that the taxes
., III not have to be Increased and may probably be
diminished.
All llre public works are progressing rapidly to-
warls completion, and when completed, it will be
seen whether or not they will produce to the State
the benefits SO anziously anticipated by the friends
of the sytem.
The Governor very properly supposes that the
Legislature should Ie-incorporne the Banks whose
charters expire in 1851 )duhng the present session,
as it would be delaying too much to leave so i'm
portant question open for two years longer. He
is in f,vot of re-chartering them with their branch
pc. for reasons too obvious to be even named The
independent Banks he thinks will act as checks
on the old banks and Diee rsrS1.
Take Governor JohnsoHs message as WHOLE
and it Is well worthy of commentator. 1t is
high toned, unsectiona and liberal in its character,
and shows that he is looking in it to the whole
State. we hope the Legislature will profit by his
suggestions and speedily accomplish the objects
which have calledil together. There is much use
full Legislation needed, aud not much extra time TO
accomplish Tin, and we hope the present Legisla-
ture will set the novel example in Virginia Of COM
ple,ing their labors before their session will expire
by limitation.
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For the Intslugenesr.
The Message

Gn6 44651d6o-
This document will not compare favorably with
the messages Of past Presidents It isgreatly below
them whether we consider It's matisror its man
ner. lis composition is dry, harsh and verbose, in
volved and often obscure. This isperhaPs small
mattel: and Yeti Is not altogether In state pa
1ers and, especially IN those emanating from the
head Of the government, the people have night 10
look for The sober and manly accomplishments of
the scholar, as well os the knowledge and science
orthe civilian and staiesman-and for that dignity
plninness and simplicity Of speech, which gentle-
men Of probity and matured experience in state at
fairs nrc in the habit Of using. 1t is not creitable
to MS as people, to End in such papers, the nom
eommittaIsm and unmeaning geneTnlitieS of the
mere polit,can; nor does it elevate US in our own
or in the ewes of Others; to Undue such documents
with the watch words of party, or the fattering
defamation of stump and buncombe addresses.
These observations are, suggested by reading
the message ofour President, and then expression
S,yts us no pleasure. For though our friends
and our party, ore treated as unwodhy OF Office or
of conRdenee, and are suffering all the TePToach
and degradation, which proscriptive and tyran-
nical administration can heap upon them, yet we
love our country and its institutions. and deightin
whatever adds stability to the one, OF gives dignity
md honor to the other. weprefer even the tyTan-
nv Office institutions, 10 the fostering care and
nyo,gction OF Others Our motto is, sour Coun-
try-rightor wrong" But all this gives no &. cd 3
reason why the conduct Of our rulers, should not
receive at the hands of the people the fullest mea
.n,,. Of observation, and the seveTest scrutiny.
That this message has fallen not only below tie
average. but below ihepOotest of ITS predecessors,
in merit, ought 10 excite in us no surprise, howey
CT much we may be panied that is 50. Nh.
Pierce is, himself ne lsastgf pIi our Ptesdehts'
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nrPOISoNING.n

Thousands or Parents who use VermIfuge composed OF
Castor OIL Calonel, &c are not aware, that while they
appear TO benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series OF diseases, such as savatiUn
loss of sight, weakness oflimbs, etc. I've sass - .a
In another column will be found the advertisement
Iobensacks Medicines to which ask the attention oil
all directly Interested in their own as well as their chill
rens health In Liver complaints aud oil disorders ari.
from those of bilious type, should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
-..Be not decefred, - but ask for HObensaeks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor J. n. HoBENsAcK, as none
else arc genuine. ~ Hs5 .ilz-t5g stidl f' isl
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THE GREATEsT WONDER OF THE AeFg

NAN THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUIN HlNtsELF 10 SILL CHEAP
TO TnE coMMuNrrY At LAReEl yaSsp33
ISAAC TRACER has JUS returned from tile Rast with
the best stock OF Dry Hhd Fancy Goods, Anosic.
ry &C., ever exhibited III ths which he is Offering
at the new aud beautiful building NoS115, Vain ST.
Cbetween Monroe and UHou strees.) at such astonishing
low prices as to cause every w MAY call on
ladies and gentlemen will n 10 their own advantage u
they do SOY to ter tho abuVe ex. larhution 10
His stock being large cuumerate, be viii only d.
rect particular attention TO coee assortment Of the IL
;est style OF PIaids, French IIeripos, and Wool
DeInInes OF every color, BLANKETS, Eun brOider-
feA and all assortment LiHcns, such 'sVer were
seen before. -
To trade he offers particular advantages, as, through
his with tine FIRST importing houses OF tho coum
try he is utlc to cheap Jobbernthe Eastern
Market. rnovil 1sAAcPRAGER' no Main ST.
Jas. H. McMkcHEN is candidate for the sIIERIF-
ATTY at the election to be spring OF 1851. r.
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DIR MoRsE,s INvIGo RATlNG CORDIAL. !
The only and remedy, yet dscoSered fer Cen
eral Debility, Physical Prostaton Irrtabtlity and ali
the rros train OF Nervous feeonsi twill also remove
Depressio Excitement Dislike OF Society, IpeuPacity
for Study or Busness Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-See advertisement. sepl6
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Z classic alSand Math ematical
Z s1sbSf Insfitute. - se,z.s7a

4 SELECT SCHooJ,1under the above NAME vii
a coniTnenee in Centre Wheeling. Wednesday, JAM
nary L. 1854 Its first teacher viii be o. 49,
eTSSuate OF Ihe University yermpht.'s IT TTn DO
open for The admission Of pupils Of all ages ioF me
en and any studies iny be pursued which
cd Recesaay qualify boys IN due time, 10 act psrt
The principal has had much and
thorough training MAJ be IoF
lar entrusted 10 hs care fs as, 49,
knoSyltse OF letter. win have its place and
share or attention. Tho VIII ee sLIet sIa -
in that the order q The seho9room VIII
@ ~, az The ..rea5est qnietfaha plahs-
ant meninabor scholars Will have all necessary as.
hit il will be moi the teacher TO excite
1hoi oS1n minds TO actE0n0 help them to obtain results
for than 10 cram thetr memories Win
ise1s K nd tlrir ears Wi IN words and sOundst
esirous OF having their sons lay ana
well the ground work % their age, ale
The terms OF Tuition win Pc The same as Ct Sthes snl:
IaS tho city, and ledqctio he mace
- will be eopsi eeted a.
entsfe fora whole term and tits absolutely
thsir progress, that they should both enter oesn
ming andatten1 regulhfi through the whole course
fey enter scholars not des nto 10 me
lattet, are not desired - =
cations In the hands the ROY. Jas d. McGabet 70 Mno
jbynevmissiun, reference is raae for all
information about the school.
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REMOVAL.

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the new four story brick building,
No. 1I7, Main street,
vast side between Monroe and Uniou streets where
will be prepared with an eany aud extensive spring
Stock direct from Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased TO have my friends aud customers
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Perninn mnir nre.

This Dyeis warranted If according to directions
to change the hair from any other color tofa beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
5E. WITHOUT
Staining The Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KEbLS & CALD
WELL Wholesale Agents, and by vAi. r. MCKEE
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f.b4 ,JTCri % wM. r. SELBY.
u1J G. etealf VIII be found the above establish.
n,ent where he awaits his old friends.
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yzz-s= ~ philadelphia SaIamnnder
r HI SALANANDERs FIRE AND THIEF
H. kiAugF11 PROOF SAFES "A large assert,
tslSi1,t Z hand, at No IS Dock street, war
II IftI H Tanted equal to any made in the u
~ Essss pnlted States Evans q sNEnts
~ 81 eelGiIy solicit a con eontinasne'e OF
vs S sa' f'as' &VSSs i a Ss si''
NBAlso Bank Vault and 1sieeTs BSrgar Proof
Sales Iron Vant Doors for banks and sto Patent Slate
below are The names few gentlemen Public
situations who have our Sales in use Hundreds more
farmers Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia having le
Safes in use: siss,i ;, = hislzs2yi1t5
s sasa 4sS oo NJ TR4 s
Aichenar & Co, No u South Water st,iE n
. &c knight, cor.er Water and Chestnut sts.j &
s Isi HgS ssfes Phis @
CORPORATION OF Northern Liberties % "a aifs ."@
. Commissioners OF Mcyanensinsj
Southwark Gas Company
j. Wagonseer, Tamaqnai - Il q 10 - VG
State Treasurer q slsey and Trenton Banking Go.
+ Hall, 9Th above cherryand Third and Brown SITS
S2s = + : 5B1ETtmoEr, Juhe1o, 1850. S
Messrs Evans q Watson, Philadelphia Gentlemen
We have much pleasure IL your Fire Proof
from you having saved books and contents cGeetualy
e the fir fire vt1.a,
wharf, on the Schly kll, on tho 9Th Of June, 1880 d
..41o-dly Yours very fFs1alssstEsnl's eUBB1Es
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALTOGETH-
Err EXCELLENT q! .si5ae ts'a.,5.
THE assortnent and stock OF Vesings, Cloths, Cassi
rneres, Searfs, aud other oons necessary agen
tleran's outfit and pow offered tothepub
Itchy sTHoS, HUG HES,fE
~ Shnt9 xtttsNJ ~ -
n. B.-winter ,Gobds and oyercoats in extensive va
riety, and all at INoKEpIHbr Low sfEIcEsiE9 al
FashionAbIesC Iot thing Emporium
s! RICE, ,IIERCEEANT 5TaAlLOR,a ri
a1ss sPRIdG HOUSE., WATER sTREkT. = & ~
now RECEIVING from the Eastern cities splendid
of the best quality which have been SCI
y = FALL aNDSwINTgR. ~ . 5t3 4
Having yvork.aen who cannot be MAKEUP
10 at the shortest notice. best and
test style Hebas also on haaa large variety of Ready
aade cLotfss together with general assortment or
Shirts coitafs, eTayats Ichiels gloves; UNDER
ahiTts and in short every article me-
cessaTy lof wardrobe He would say to one
and all-eome and Judge for yourselves. seP7
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s1SseTt aESssstsSSsNl5 & y -S-s5ss a
Great through Line for the East.
ETNHE Baltimore Ohio Rail Road from w Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with tile w Washington
Branch Rail Road at the Junction CatelY called the Relay
House. miles from Baltimore and with the Philade
phia, Wilmngtonand Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
TAegreat tunnels upon the line arc now completed and
the whole road is in fine condition. pIeSentn one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The and splendid steamers OF the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing, and through tickets from these places TO Baltimore
Washington, Philadepia, &C., may be had the agents
or on the boats, ian1 ~
TheexIess msItIainleayes Wheeling o'cleek S
A. M (Wheeng time) and arrives at Cumberland (2gl
InilesS allowing two hours teEe arrives IN
Baltimore 1850 miles, ut A. NJ the ne4t morning. MA
king te passag through in about 20 hours, ncudiBg all
stOppages. lzs. ltl ls
without charge. .7s =, q, ~ Sc i Z. -
assengc rs and baggage are transferred 10 the cars Tor
Washington the junction. and for at Bal
timofe without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie time and opportunity az all 70 tseir
Through tickets from Wheeling 70 B2lumoTe. (Sytth
privilege ofying on the ,Gouts'g go o9o
WdshingtOn S960- to Philadelphia SlO-to be had on
board Tie OF the Union Line 90 me 9hio SEd 81
tho Ran Road CENTS Wheeling u b. FORD g Mounds.
vile. maj WIN. PARKER Geal Sup'ts
.SIUGAR-20 hide. n. o. Sugar, Tor sale by
OfF TALIANT d DELAPbAIN,
hbvib At6faEdgfEl 90 Main ST.
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IMPROyEp .sH6wERlBATfiS.

~ IsHoNG,s PATENT The subscrl Der having lur,
chased the right, FOR this county, Of Ds6ons,S Pat
ant Plum Shower Bs thu would intOIm the public that he
has eomnsneel the Of them the pest POS
sble Style at Messrs. II Machine Shop,
where Mr.. Varney's Tin SHOP on main street, they
ma Be had ON the most reasopa bic terms etees
This is undoubtedly the best shower bath made ena.
Or tie shock 10 suit himself They can be used
S'st $3.50 " - PETER PHILIPS
r. sPattern Making done on ish6Ttest and
H ost Tss sS:sS fff@'' e eGPY & t5y
On GROSS Goedwin's Yellow,bank, for sale By -
lZSl ono LcGAN, cARRI& Co.
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! T I,I can't Keep HOUSE without 4"

The UNPARALLELED success OF This OIL IN tile cure n dls-
cases in ii0rscs aud Cattle, and even IN human nesn
IoiIy ,scoInirr inre the farming community.
H. rSn hanlIy lie credited except by tnse WIN have been
1 The habit of Keeping their stables AMI houses T
a of pain. sI1erlIg ni'" ""'e' a'' W
tie timely application Of THIS on - .-coDor, +.
RE- ne sure The name sule prupTleDI'
az NEE CHA ST ocEInrt, n. Nis blown in tile side
Of The bottle mud III handwriting over 'he e.
All orders addressed 0lhe JTpT'e" I"V'ut"' -
responded TO- ..,,, ,,..,,.,. ~
Get G'PampRsI OF the Agents aFl see what N'Hs "'
Hcromnlished by tile ut this inctilcine
So,i nv resiieciablc dealers generally, IN the UniS"
states and Cnnnda- Also by
2nn7-SnIn nv tn. LOGAN &. Co., General AGENTS,
NVheeltng at wholesale and retail. Also by j. NJ htee-
land {: Co., WelIshuiehi J. J. & G. Horknsi Elders
vile; Armstrong, Boyer & o., POwhatta ldcsdaM6m
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LAND FOR SALE. -
TwISH 10 sell my farm Wheeling; and siIl seit
IL onliberal terms, Rnl in tracts may be
desired. M. marc ZJACoB.
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LAS. H. McIkc HEN is candidate for tile sIIERIF-
AIRY, at the election spring OF 18Th
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Do!u6u Remember the Old Corner
NTo. 30, WAITER SaREEIs2 Call there and Sc tue
In newly receive and gorgeous stock OF oyeISoshss,
See, admit q, and leave your measured
5rA pdir of P6tiLdIocnS i Le t'test styter
overcoats Coats Pants, Vest, and IN s1lens
awe variety and or eriaI and make always
OIL hand; every garment the hlishE9ent.
senis TIL. HUGHRS, Wheeling, va.
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PIANOS AND NloBINS.

lust opened-one caee OF fine Italian French Vic
ID lins very sbperorq with some very
oineeiIos Guitars, and the very best OF Italian French
and English Violin Strings Tuning Forks and Hammers
Music Paper, Preeeptors kinds, general SICK
the celebrated mapuaetpEYofJ GhiekeTing'o o.
Boston of which willRTTiye day anu
q octaves and will bSabid at Boston prices The
arc now web known an5 feeated that they need no
We respectfully invite the musical
community give call and judge Tor themselves,
the old Music and Variety Store, No % Union ST.
"a hoNef ..es Z. tEsl - -. 9.As. ~ e.no! 1
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g8}4 To Country Merchants. s7=
HATS AN 20 Alp lSLW Ho EEiSAEE.
VITE are now receiving our Fall and Winter stock or
wv Hats and Caps, which will be- we feel assured tho
LARGEST and cheapest brought hecity Country
MeIchans who design purchasing East are particularly
invited to call nd examine stock for we are
the prices ave fully low iii the Baltimore market.
-, SD. HARPER & SON, 127 Main cor. Union.
aug3t - ,AsA ,zSa4L : y Wheeling, Va.
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For IEaItimore, WashIngtOh,5 philadelphia
I. s. sol und New fork q ~ = y -.ld
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
NHE tolls are now charged heretofore this road,
it is desire the Director that aper
rev, nue. tile Company have of preparing the
FOR winter use, and 1t is Of imporanceto aIltat
this necessary be put III the best possible
pair for the public accommodations Without tolls this
eH 1nsa S feNf' so j. H.PENDLEToN. see'y
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HG9IY IMPORTANT.

H4GaA1 44A4E O9A46AS -
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest mprov yet discovered, saving
lahor end expense in Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and Coltons washed by this Fluid Will be
yviter and soIer than if beached ON the grass.-
WAR; not 10 iniure tls iabrie Every lady may
satisfy herself that pOn by soaking plee OF cotton
or Linen in the Fluid, full strength for "a hours which
viii clearly show that 1t must be ely harmless wien
diulei with gallons OF water 10 hat pint OF fluid.
The Chiuese washing Fluid is worth thtee times the
single sXpencc which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in o or hours.
anGiacfuredand sold blythe Subscriber, who baslatf.
s,tS - S-A%NN 80 :, Fff55' JAS. AiELL0R.
AGO No o6. Union st w heelfg. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

$4,000 Bushels Wheat Wantedl = L,
TTAVISCi made arrangements with Baltimore miller
Ill to purchase wheat Tor his account, prepared
highest cash price Tor any quantity that may Of
sr Sacks furnished Tor all wheat purchased
huso9 .JN0. R. MILLER & Go.