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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

Rodman, Ellen Ashton, the Author Of
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LANES,

r BsU R-NsINsGafN II q sam e.
This Lamp Portable Light is confidently
ITlE LIGHT is prodnced by the burning OF an aerorm
Gas, which is emitted in beanu jets from small per.
The Casts generated it is used heat ofits
combustion acting the burner, connected with LIQUID
In the Lamp Thus perfect and potable apparatus
Tor creating and burning aeri form Gas = =
Its such, possibility or accident
from its use is the simplicity Of
ITS renders It
any other kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming as do the oand burns equally
we'll either without globe or shade and er
fectly free from smoke or rodor. fsf3155
opinions OF the scientific may be from the fac.
that at the Annual of American Institute III fi5
SILVER MEDAL was asyarde TO the Inventor, and i
tss q ths Pronoune
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by 81 ss
~ = y. NEIAAf ~ ca. Fl Z
ss., e 9s no. % Monroe st-, near tfe Posi- once
senIa wheelinr, Va
f9E He horss; g; q
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TODD g. oDEWOL,
: AT THE WELL KNO WNt STAND.

Stgn oJ The BACK Mdfnnoth Boot, South End of
sJl ss IN Market Square ~. =
RE now opening unusually large stock of ali and
AWinter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and tho very best
OF Philadelphia and New England for our Whole
sale and Refill To regular customers, and ali
others who may favor with goods
which we guarantee equal in quality material work.
nsshir those amy part ofthe
Wheeling, Sep 81; 1852. y IS
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United stntes Lottery and Ixchnngel I
ya>i SM4LLWOODs d. co.

Lotteryad Exchange Brokers, and dealers in Foreign
fs.t -: t-s Gold bullion, DC, ID "a
BALrIM"RE, MD.
GPECIAL licensed vendors for the Maryland State Lot.
~ les, drawn under the supernendence State con
nssioners appointed by the and by
the legislature OF OfMarylanl. al n ~ ~ II
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Americans, PatronIze Your own Manu-.
tiE.sIEE IIrF 81 fnetnrcs. st4 "a lIl
Whaa1inn Gi11x EIoaf0rxr t'

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
~ stantil articles OF the various fabrics in at
GILLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
the of manufacturing and those wishing to
able at Gs Store, adjoining the Factory, a.
NJ Adams, !. S. Forbs, A. o. FaiTchd's Marsh & Tay.
Richartsons Furnishing Ware House, No. 119 Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrented all pure Silk. and taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver metials,
at the American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
manufacturing and stock large and seasonable
comprising many vaeties-veves, satins vesngs dress
silks, nges, cravas handkerchiefs, OF white black
paid figured and printed, all the newest Styles made or
esttwned silk, willed and plain Also, Shirts drawers
and half hose for gentlemen
Please call and patronze this important branch Amer.
forevery variety oisiiksprompt.
ly executed, 5l.ls.,.- =. I'D! Inf = al -"
ssE .5zf- John w,
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NEW EIRM

- i MEssRs. cAYwooD, CoNKBIN & CO.,
SE having purchased the entire stock ofStoyes Tin,
Copper Grand and Sheet Iron ware Of 7. G; cnibert.
Wheeling and vicinity. that they win carry on
The business Of tqring TIN, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, OF which they have good
assortment for Wholesale and Retail; very low for cash;
all persons wishing to would do well and
heeu at No. Is, Union ST., at the old and wen known
sland here etofore occupied by T. G. Cu1bertson.
tPardcpar attention paid to repairing. = ~ e
Wheeling, Aug. q. rs IS = CAYWooDs CoNKLINt & co
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Dyeing to live II! 3 {. 5s,
FIRTH ISs&nA E..-4z---,5..--.-

Seuenth ST., three doors from DIR. T'appaips,
rslt.si fJl3ss %STkUBENVILLE,f fOHIOst - ~ II
citizens or Wheeling ana vicinity that
they have the In syery
branch Silks Cottons and Wooefs yyarfanted 10 stai,
seiors apparel Goats, Pants, Vests
sI5f Fancy SCoIors ~ ~
shade got up equal new. Ribbons, Shawis,
and the way pressed and
done on The shortest notice, and Uneasy terms.
to receive and deliver articles and paeEhges for Us
daily. IS = 4gi Il
as IS ~ 8 JAS 4. FIRTH {
sfptl5. JOSEPH DAY. II
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sos YEARLT ADvEETtsE nsr snn,Tn "ts m
Pnvltss ar quarter, changeable at pleasure, 500
orc 81 ane Professional Cards, Cper annum, not
exceeding lines i;isr:i discounts ,vii1 Ply IL
,ds e notices and for Charitable
InsdtGt1lonj and Deaths inserted gratutously.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-02

s59 Notice to Housekeepers.
FNEWCARPETsA AT T2REDUCEDP y PRICE
1Heann YARDS.of Carpets at No. 143s Main stree
O,UUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his CT
and the publ generally, that he hasjus return
from tile east, and is receiving the largest best
most beautiful stock of Carpets Hugs; Oil Cloths etc.
offered in this city, embracing almost every variety
ftomthe finest English vevets down to common Rag
pet has been selected with and
enable sell Them much lower than the same quality
goods were sold in this CITY, Those in want of
IN my line will please and select from my stock
yards, with $50 different terns varying In Prii
ron .ae aa,e 70 s y1Ide Z. HARBOUR no.
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!, .McLURE HOUSE, ,tsf-s
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
sss7ek tfiFssH WHEELING; va. t5iJ -. .l.yt
TTAS been recently compile at cost Of over
+ Il and ithe very best style. u contains
the Appliances in use IN the beat Eastern Hotelsand
calculated In all respects for a first class House.
The PfopTietor having been engaged w ons
tie best Hotels Ia Determined to
ctii,iIy solieits their iavor. L.casc
TSfNE and eoarze JUST opensa =.
II np26 iV0WELL'S drug store - 0i'eii t.t sst
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8sp ecd aud snfety!sI.-

~ Sp &C q u n q . NJ 9 y 80 y
as. WASHINGTON AND. WHEELING
..ie sI!RI-JV-EEhlLY EXPRESS! S
HE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels! s,sa eas
between the mentioned and points
This will be emphaticaly SAFE AND SpEEDY ACcoMMo-
DArIos LINE which articles large and small
it. will be carried speedily and safely. The Proprietor
hopes TO secure patronage which will amply sustain It,
and afford fair margin for living profit y
fFsEgi7rl ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. .t,fF
iilIEAVF-Wbeeng every Monday, Wednesday and
O'Clock, each day. ~ 80 r..
LEAVE-Washington every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday,at 10 O'clock A. NJ arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening. .--sts.,,5z - f'1
oFFlc cES:-ln Wheeling after the first OF April 1853
Market Street. above Monroe nearly opposite 'wash
ington Hail. and in Washington in the Mo.ros
Store.i mar26 L. W. STOCKTON.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccian. Trigonum, No. 100
= mn. .sn.nEs Esa.rn1f

.--E1szs-- J.. FICK1EsoN would respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Wheeling and vi.
1-H J H cinity, that he has Just opened and
elegant establishment for the sale of Violins,
Guitars, Volineellos, Fagoets Futes Flies, Accorde.
ons, Banjos, and Tamborihes Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. ,btstt-A 9. s.s{G fst-F
Instruction books for kinds of Instruments for
singing.
newest Songs Duetta the very best Roman
Italian Violin aII Guitar Strings.
Caronets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. =
T. Bows for Violincello and Violin. - '.t -,
A. kleper's Furniture Polish, renovating varnishcd
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also sale by Agent Kleber, Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best in the United such
as Nunns and Cars grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun
hams Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos sc.
Melodeons.
Aecordeons and all kind repaired
az TIE lowest prices. G. f S5ta l5sa 7sl 4sE5 IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-02
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,
- g! y 14l s.lls-s 66 MARKET ST.. wHEELING,V va.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments in the East for the supply of Marble and con.
templag the erection of Steam works., he would invite
the attention rchiteets Buders and the public
era to the inspection of his stock consisting of Italian
Egytan, Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than
ment in the west, - = f.fl " n. ie{F,5.ls
Dealers would find It to their advantage to inspecths
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate style,
would invite the attention purchasers examine Ills
stock and carved work. Monuments Gem
otaphs, Tombs Head and foot stones, &c. yard
work in variety being enabled his superior
to supply this work at than
any other estab blishrnent III the country - ''s
Please give me call and examine my work q W.
s7ss4 .g4 n 40 sts MICHAEL u. ROHAN,a +.
.5-s h s--t,, Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
u5A Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. ist fiafA2 4 y.d
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n ghanl,
KEILS 8 &7CALDWELI,

.,t i, KEILS 81 CALDWELL,
(succEssoRs To JAS. .PAuLL & COY =. O.
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, hemicaIs, Paints, o lis, sc.
No. 80, UNION BUlL LDINGS, MAIN ST. ..55'F3 ,st
HAVING purchased the entire stock, xtnres, chemical
apparatus, &c, OF the firm Of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. AL goods warranted.
Inretirng from tho Drug business we take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration our successors
Messrs kells CALDWELL and have hesitation
that our foaer customers, dealers generally will
ceye that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share patronage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-02
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
a5a $50, 900. Tickets only $50. us1
GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF. MD.
GLASS M
To be dra,Dn, in the city of Baltimore, Nd, o,
'h27it= SATURDAY, MAY, 2Sth, 1883.
..,y.r-- GCuEHTEi q
IS Numbers and is drawn Ballots.

80 90 DO DO 6 g Eish16s, Epiii2ss s IS 800 90
smallwood e. Co., 4beg leave toPresent few Of the
schemes Maryland State Lolteries," believing those
we have selected tile best venture in The lotteries
Maryland drawn under the Pervsiun OF ConIrnsf
elected the State and each ticket STAMPED by
them, (none others being legally
To those who have not the means to or
every week. and those who wish TO venture moro
largely viii find OF greater magnitude ranging in
price from 81 3d. and larger nom SS TO 800 and
packages, from 81 to S240. Wewould parnenarly cal
your attentio packages the most advantageous 70
Inc nurchaseIs as they have about twice the amount
or tickets in pack the costvz: JJ6 tick
els In a lottery charge Sl6 and the owner Of said
to all may be drawn over the sum of
SIO Halves and quarters in proportion tl.i3fts
iEoy as5rize sellers. Will say nothing but
refer the official accounts Of the or the
many prizes sold by Is, acting only as Agents
it Is advantage TO make The best Sc
lection for correspondents thereby gain eTedt
and on eashtng prizes make the most R5o
h and from an Aperience OF IL years In the
er ourselves judgement in selection OF some
- Bank notes or drss seEs9t Bs1s ~ IN. me
United states Ive BY us in paynent loL s
ar singiy or by the Packags Postaee
odd amounts OF chang. Our n1onIlss ette =
all IN ali who desiTe it, free OF saS.S ,,o,,
For good prizes and prorn2I, q q Co.
ordsIsftoi is5ti}a t0 sFsllssz BaItimoIe, Nd.
mas 49, =. -----.----1[ 49, 1[-z--- -----4-
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--r- To Country Merchants.
Wholesale Boots and Shoes

Spring and7Summer Clothing.
aa fSTBPHBN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
~ public generally, that having nenced business
hes receiving at his StoreRoon in the RIIG
OF every color, quality, and variety Plain fancy
CASSLMERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds of HESTYNGS,
&c. recently selected by himself in the Eastern
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he viii
mp order the notice the best
manner, and latest style, His fnHcy Department
embraces Shirts or every kind Collars, cravats Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves Unde Tshrts drawers
every article kept in Gentlemen's general furnishing
Store. Ifyou the in the call .Head
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IfoR sALE[1 file hoTse years old. iSork
-1sts horse. ap2t = stss IS. AVERY.
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/. r.. AMMAN. s. MAGt1RE. p. REYNOLDS
Anna MI aguire and Co.,


A MOTHER lot OF fine Gold Breast PIN. BAR Rirgsa
at st5sEa FsSls p 40 q - o. T. .sBRosgN+s31
ar30 No.4Washington Hall.
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5 TINS list IS price OF Whole tcketS
whoes Halves quarter tickets either singIy b. by
the package, in proportion. @ =lf ,fI1r
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

l 6T Judge THURNAN, of the Supreme
Couri, on last Monday, at Bsllefon,aine,
delivered his opinion in the application o!
the Trustees Of Clinton Township, and
o'hers, for an Injunction to restrain :he
Dayton and Michigan Railroad Company
from constructing their road on The
Turtle Creek route, or any route iha,
does not ionch Sidney--allowing the In
Junction as prayed by the plaintiffs.
| The opinion Of the learned and dis
'inguished Judge was, as we learn from
counsel and others present, a very elabo-
rate and able one. The points held we're,
lsl. The company have no power To
leave Sidney off their line, under their
charter.
I'd. Withou, deciding whether the ll,h
section of the General Incorporation
Law, of May lsi, 1852, would au,horizr,
company 10 depart from ,nts nam d
in the charter, or certificate of Incorpo>
ration, the Judge held tina, this company,
having been Incorporated aud organized
prior to the Act Of 1852, could moi act
under it until they had accepted il as
part Of their charter, which had no, been
done.
Sd. The directors have no power TO
accept such an amendmen, to their
charter,-tbe sole power to do so resting
in the stockholders.
4th. liz addition to such acceptance, /,
IS still necessary, in order to exercise The
powers conferred by .he lllh section of
the act Of 1852, to obtain an order from
sh' court Of common pleas for each
change Of location, grade, sc.
The Judge, deeming it unnecessary, in
the present situation Of the case, did no,
pronounce an opinion whether the unan.
I'nnus consent Of the Stockholders would
be necessary to accept the &C, of 1852,
or whether that act, when legally ac>
cepted, conferred on the company OF on
The court The power 10 change the loca.
lion, so as To leave points in the charter. |
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

The New ADMINISTRATIONS Since
the advent Of the Administration Of Mr.,
Pierce, one thing is noticeable, especially
in the various Departments. The clerks
and Heads of Departments are working
men, attentive to the duties of their off
ces. There seems to be no place for
drones and idlcrs. II was the faul, OF
former Administrations, so far as our
observation extends, to sometimes keep
men in office who VIGOROUSLY neglected
their duties. They drew their salaries
regularly, and the work which they should
have done was fois,ed upon some good
na'ured fellow clerk. All this has
changed. Each clerk is expected to do
the duties Of the desk to which he is
appointed, and censnre or removal fol-
lows neglect. This IS right. Favori,ism
formerly procured appointments wirhou,
regard 10 fitness, and political considera.
tons often kept person in office after
his incompe.ency or inaltenlion 10 bust.
ness was demonstrated. A new order of
things, we are pleased 10 say, is inau-
gurated. Sinecures are abolished, and
he who will not work is no, expected to
feed at the public cIib.-Ndtional Era
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
.. REAL ESTATE 1

DaYrd Cox, Administrator0 r'f
oi Martin Commit, deceased Petition 10 sell
Vs. Lands, &c,
Mn:earet Connect, ct. al.
DI virtue OF an order from the Cour, OF
Il } Probate within und for the County of
Putnam, and State Of Ohio. TO me directed
as Administrator Of the Estate of Mar,rr
Connect, deceased, will offer for sale NJ tn,
house Of M. Rowe, at the town Of Ottowu.
in said county, on
Friday, the 7M dny of October, A. u
1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a, M, and
4 O'Clock, p, m. Of said day, all the title ana
interest OF said decedcnt in and to the follow
ing described Real Estate. (subject TO the
Dower Estate OF Margaret Connect, his wi
dow, in The slme. 10 wit:
ln-lot number forty In the town of
Otowa, in said county of Putram. Also,
by Title Bond, In-lots numbers thir,y.thre
and 'hirty-four OF the Town of Ouowa afore-
said,
TERMS OF SALE :-AOne-thlrd cash in hand:
one-ihrd in six months, and the residue in
twelve months from the day of sale, with
interest on the deferred payments. ami to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
DAVID cox,
Administrator Of NJ. Cunnott, decd.
September 8'h, 1853 64e
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

We yesterday saw the successful resnl,
of a surgical operation OF SO novel and
ingenious character as 10 deserve men
ton in our columns. II was performed
by DR.. Dixon, Editor OF The ScalpeI
upon Mr.. d. HysIop, of this City, for a
cuncer Of eight years standing, involving
the whole Of the lower lip. The mem.
brane lining the lip being sound, the
operation consisted in dissecling off The
diseased part and removing it, leaving The
membrane in its natural place. Then
two missions we're made downward from
the corners of The mouth 10 the chin, and
the skin covering the latter, being Loosen.
ed on each side, was crowded up, aud by
few delicate stitches connected with
the membrane. When we saw il the lip
was nearly we'll, and was perfectly natural
and symmetrical; and when entirely
healed slight scar from the cut on eaci,
side of The chin will be tho only trace OF
the disease, or Of the operation for IFS
removal. l, forms a striking illustration
of the resources Of both nature aud art.
IN. Y. Tribune.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23
From the Northwest.
JAMES MACKENZIE, ESQ,

JAMES MACKENZIE, ESQ,
lOf Putnam couniy, i, will be seen BY re
ference to the proceedings of the District
Representative Convention, for the dis.
lirict composed OF Henry and Putnam
counties, published in another column oil
io-day's paper, is the nominee Of the
Democracy to represent them in the
next Legislature.
Nj. Mackenzie is one of those un.
fiinching and un,iring Democrats the
northwest can claim honor for. Nick.
has. for number Of years, and is yet,
publishing the K,lida Venture, which has
always shown him TO be one of the abesi
Of Ohio's Democrats, and true TO the in
,erests Of The farmer, mechanic and Ia.
borer.
During the pnsi spring and presen,
summer, he took decided stand against
The land sharks Of northwestern Ohio,
who have retarded the growth and pros.
periiy Of this par, Of OHIO more than any
othe: barrier tha, has beon put upon il. -
For this alone should aImos: every hon>
es, man vote for Mr.. Mackenzie. In the
Legislature il may be relied OH he will
ever be in opposition 10 any thing in any
manner giving land specula,ors advantage
over residen, landholders. Such men we
want in our Legislative halls, aud such
one Mr.. Mackenzie will be found 10 be.
The nomination is hailed with much
pleasure here, by every Democrat and
person who is acquainted with Mr..
Mackenzie, or his course during the
many political battles he has engaged
He always dealt hot lead in the ranks Of
his political opponents, but with the be.
lief that bis was the correct ground and
his opponents occupied ground an,ag-
onisic to the bos, interest and welfare of
The citizens Of this commonwealth and
nation.
Henry county may safely be m,-ked
II 300 majority over any man the oppo>
'iiion can bring out. Ills views on all
ocai matters are as the majority Ct The
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