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A MISSIoNRY DEFIED.-In 1882, Mr..
and Mrs. Todd were sent out as mission
aries of the American Board of the Tamil
people. Mrs. Todd died, In 1885. at
Deviapatam. Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of the
Madura Mission, being at that place in
February last, visited her grave to see if
the monument was in repair. On reach
ing the spot, what was his concern, to
find that lamps are burned, sacrifices
made and prayers offered to this servant
of Christ, and that miracles were COM
monty reported to have been wrought
there! He thought he would put fence
round the grave; but then he considered
that this would confirm the notion of its
sanctity. He next thought of having the
remains removed to the mission cemetery
at Madura, but this would not enlighten
the minds of the people. My conclu-
sion,'' he says, "was to let it remain,
and report the facts to the people of God
in America"
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IeN LETTERS PATENT SE|I'rEn IN Is49-
n /. G'EENACHER'S PATENT HYrRO-
II -. RIO VOL TAIC CHAINS. constructed 10
= '.'-i under the garments, ire the most wonder
u '-'''f ~ TrciicIne aud electricity of the pre-
&C. DAY They relieve. Titi,ou. rain or shock III
ha1taG' G'ou-iv. acute nervous paiil.s-stich 20 head
ca AM iop'Icie, rheumatic pains; tic ioloreauX,
ac and by ilair mild hut continuous and percepti
DIE 'eL'A "h thc body, diseases of years standing
su' 4 a. gout. local paralysis, nervous complaints.
HV'f diSel~r~. Nc disappear a. If BY miracle they
Ma p'n aUril"d will the greatest success in all
tnc IT ufeIdiui Diseases Ia children, commonly called
COZ '"Noi,> IL also M Gases II fethina under diff
GU ies and disorders al the bowels The, nrecptate
r. al> lrin thclr >oulidnS deccmpsse Wdter ; de-
ne ih" Il igut tC sstC; 81 slIt sl,Cye an ttie phe-
M mon oi powerful yOitaIc pile The Instruments
pro .in- h>' effects weigh about two ounces can
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ms llnc"u- usc, and Will last man his life tune
gu 1ins himself. family and friends, &c. against
INA number Ot diseases and complaints In which
Nil Streaming electricity perfectly safe certain,
an wonderful speedy remedy The price of com
PIE cilIu Is from Il 10 81; batteries $e to l250.
llcTelblc a. may seem llIc above taCt>, any per
SOL can easily convince mSelf beforehand, at the
derht. 81 tleiG truth. Ihs importance OF the Inven-
ilo' Ia Been acknOwled:et in America by the Aca-
ueL y Oi Medicine Ot New York, al the CHAINS have
bet applied with great success the medical col
leg TN" City, Bellevue, and w ards Island Hosp
tai BrcpAyn C!ty Hospital, &c; in Europe, by tile
no a colleges VI Physicians AID Surgeons In Lon
dO, by the academies NatiOHdle de Medicine at
"a Is; by the Imperial Faculty al YieHna; by the
No al Faculty AT Berlin, and other scientific istitu
uo s o. thc highest order, including the principal hos
pIi is IA Eurpp..
ne pruprctDrs III pD>Se>siOn of testimonials To
lt sam. rifr;t from ali The above Institutions in
Al ellca and Europe, well of the most eminent
an distinguished u,rIBbcrS oi the profession Ill both
heit pA'Fe>, and invite the public Io examine them
uil aud illustrated descriptions, oHe fir personal
uS anu ON Tor scientific men, Will copies Ot test
mrlIa'>, and number of casts cured IN New York
an Luiop,. may be- obtained gratis al the Office
I'D VII forward, Tree of postag., any part of the
VI ''d STATES. IN answer 10 pre- paid Inquiries COLI
HIdns three cents postage stamps.
J. STEINERT.
70. ,rjc Broadway. cor. Prince ST
Agents ~ Ba!t,EiGfe, r1rss,s CH... Il WM Cas-
PAII. No. 81 V Gay St; IN Wasiiing:fs I'r SruUE-
Nsa corner and Hill stS., near Penn. avenue.
J. err
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TO. THE. TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
f OR HARPER,sFERRY

The splendid Steam Packet CON-
Es.s4As#N CHESS, Captain voLNEY PURsELL,
having been thoroughly repaired and
put IN complete order, will commence her regular
trips between HARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN. on Monday, July 11th, leaving Ritter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west of the Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving at Harpers Ferry in time
for the going west. Returning, leave Harper's
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
O'Clock, a. NJ, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening
Way passengers will be landed at any point on the
Canal, at reasonable rates.
Part'es of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price. -.. .-..t
All packages intended for the Congress to be left
at w. Fl. Ritters warehouse, where all information
concerning the boat may be obtained. --r
Through passage 80.
GEORGETOWN, july 3. 1853 iy 5-eolm+
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.CIRCAss1A. Letters from Trebizond
announce that the Gar having ordered
Lieut.. General Wrevsky to attack Schsm-
pyl in his capital of Argille, the Circas-
SLAMS saw themselves closely invested on
the 18th April by 10000 Russians, with
Sc field-pieces. Partial attacks were
made by the latter on different points !;
but Schampyi, prudently avoiding gen
eral battle, maneuvred to get the Prus-
slams III such a position as TO close up
their retreat and prevent their advance,
and succeeded completely. He then at
tackled them on all sides, and routed them
with great havoc, % gun and an immense
quantity of provisions falling into his
hands. Five batalions of Poles and IT.
regular troops went over to the Circas-
slams on that occasion, and Schampyi SUBJ
sequently issued a proclamation, declar-
ing the Russian deserters are hencefor-
ward to receive bis protection.
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The New York and Liverpool United
states Mail Steamers.

Tie ehi p comprising tIS line are:
The .tii-rtic Captain West
The Pacific Captain Nye.
The Arctic Captain Luce
The Baltic Captain Comstock.
The Adriauc Captain Grafton.
<TH These ships haFsng been hut by con-
.Slsss4sa tract expressly for Government service,
every has been taken i'll their construction,
also in their engines to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers are unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin. sl20; i'll second cabin, go. Exclusive
of exra-size state-rooms, $500. From Liverpool
to New York, fD and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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DATES OF SAILING.

FOT freight or paSsagt apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY s. CO,
Liverpool.
X. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE 4 CO,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these shi ips will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones, metals, unless bills of Iading are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
jy6
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Do % EEszz;;;E -
CHANGE OF HOURS

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after Monday, March IA, the Pas
" senger Train will be run as follows =.
Leave Washington at 6 and o'clock A. M.
Do do at 81 and 5 o'clock P. NJ.
On Sunday at 6 O'Clock A. N. and P M.
Leafs Baltimore at Al and o clock A. NJ.
Do do 81 and $40 min. P. M
On Sundays at At A. NJ. and ST P. NJ
The lst and 4th Trains from Baltimore, and
he I'd and 4th from Washington will be Ex-
and Washington Junction Stations.
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes no
further than Philadelphia the one of Sunday
morning only to Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at A. M. and P NJ except
on Sunday morning. By order:
mar 1S L. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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U The mansion formerly owned and
occupied by the lateJ. Pennimore Cooper,
the distinguished novelist, at Coopers-
town, Otsego Co., has been converted into
q summer hotel.
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Mrs. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY

NJ ''Hc fhdt hath an ear 10 hear let him hcaT." :
BAITIsoRE, Nov 10, lS45.
Dear Madam,-T'he duties 6fmy business have e1-
M sod me to coughs. cold, asthma and pulmonary af-
fec, ions have been deprived of the power of at
,euJ,ug to the duties OF my profession, and should
y Sen had il not have been for the benign effects
OF vour INDICATED CANDY. tried it but few
honrs h,,torc [ began TO reap the advantage of its
atf;.c,s NV cough and hoarseness left me.
'i' MY lungs ARE HEALED,
and nv appetite greatly improved therefore, have
NV Who have experienced tie benefits Of Your vau-
able Cough Candy. 'l WILLIAM HEaCLt!
For sale by Druggists throughout The city, State and
ns,r,ct OF Columbia, generally. jyS-u
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THE EVENING STAR
SEVER-FAELISG REMEDY.
HOL L OW4Y'S OINTMENT
A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AFTER
Ten YEARS SUFFERING.

A CRlPILE SETS ASIDE HIS CRCTCHES AFTER
Ten YEARS SUFFERING.
Csg, r q Es't6r frg9, M Thompson. Chem
ut, LiresP03l, da;ed iHsasi 2Oth, 1852
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
D-gr Sri am enabled to furnish YOU with
3 Iaost extraordinary cure effected by your
invaluable Ointment and Pills, which has as
tol shed every person acquainted with the
suiercr. About ten years ago, Mr. w Cum
uils Of Saltney Street, in thi. town, was
thrown from his horse whereby hes received
yc-y serious injuries he had the best medical
advice al the time. and was afterwards an in
mae Of different infrmarieS, yes he grew
worse and at length a malignant running ul-
Ger settled in his hip, which,se completely
crippled him. that he could not move without
crUtchcs for nearly ten years: recently he
beam to use your Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound. strengthened his
limb and enabled him to dispense with his
crutchcs. 20 thar he can walk with the great
est ease anj with renewed health and yigor
tSign"h J. THOMPSON.
AB0Sr EXTRAORDINARY CURE or 4 DREADFUL
sKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD
FAILED.
he aig. He0r GIiHSjro', d1ted March l, 1852
10 fEO,F>S1r HOLLOWAY.
$ir-Samc tine since, one of my children
va af'iCtesi with dreadful eruptions over the
boy aai limbs. | obtained thh advice of Sc
7e al cUItncn, Surgeons and Physicians, by all
of whom the ease was considered hopeless. AT
lel 9Th | tried your Ointment and Pills and
wi hout cXaEse ration, the effect was miracu-
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W re-to-e'! 10 ! erfect heaith
previously lost l child from a similar COM
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ad pted your medicines she would have been
sa 81 ai>o I shall be happy to testify the
trr,h Of this 70 any Inquire.
tS;sned) J HIRD, Draper
Tbe Pills should be used conjointly with the
GintG,"Ht in mos Of tue following cases:
Ba Le;s. Gout,
B. breasts, Glandular Swellings,
Burns, Lumbago,
81 mons. Piles,
Bi %. Mosehetoes and rheumatism.
Saui-Fles Scalds
Cc'o-bay, Sore Nipples,
Or .sEc- tC"t, Scre ,hroats,
Ciilulains. Skin Diseases,
CT aprel hands, Scurvev.
CCrls. $50 SoTe-heads,
Calcer>. TumOurs,
Contracted Gad Stiff Ulcers
Joints, Wounds,
Ecphautiaiis, YawS
Fi;IlJs.
Sold a the Establishment of Professor HoL-
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doI. and by ali Vendors OF Medicines. through
caI the United States. il Pots, AT 374 c.. SIC,
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Drag houses in the Uuicr end by Messrs 4
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There is considerable saving by taking
tho larger size
y. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
y - "a. --ery disorder are affixed to each Pot.
.ane u
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TIE WEEKLY STAR

win be issued on the first Saturday in August, md
regularly every Saturday thereafter, on handsome
double sheet IL win contain news from all parts
otthe world-Stores, Poetry and Miscellaneous read
ing, making II most excellent family Journal.
CAN BE HAD IN Clues FOR
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NEW YORK, BREMEN,
AfMs AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
1<11z717 STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

The ships comprising this line the W.ASHING-
TON, Captain E. N. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
f. Higgins. ... '... ....l
These steamers stop at Southampton both going
and returning.
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GIRD CAGES, for sale by
- ap Q mo. W BAD IN.
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TA tradesman in the South advertises
that he has always large supply of
leecheS on his hands"
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Varieties.

Ess THAN oNE CENT A cory,
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ELEorlos OF .DrREorORs AND oyEIcEAs OF THE N,
W. BAxk. or VInoluA, AND BRANCHES, OFFICIAL
At meeting Of the Board of Directors on the 6th
inst..JOhn C. Campbell, Esq, was unanimously
se-eIslted President, and Daniel Lamb Cashier fol
! the prsseatisat.
The following is a complete list of Directors Of
thtPareut Bank and Branches:
: bmEcrORs YoR PARENT BANK AT WHEELrSo.-
Lewis steeurOd, John Hunter, Ephraim Pollock
Robert Morrison, John G. Campbell, Robert Gran
gle. James a. stout. Tn. Johnston. j., Archibald
PAUL.
DnrcroRs ToE THE BRANCH AT WELLsBURo-
william Tan, H. w. cFothers, Wilson Beall, Adam
Kuhn, Perry pIattenburgh, Samuel L. Marks, Dan
forth Brown. Jr.
DnEcroRs Ton THE BRANCH AT PAREERsBURo.-
H.H, Phelps, A. N. Williams, B. Spencer, James
Cook, @. J. Neal, Geo. Neal, Jr. VIM. Logan.
DmEcroRs EoK THE BRANCH AT JEEFEEsoNvILLE.
John D. M'Donald, Wade D. Srothers, William
p. Cecil, Jno. W. Johnston, Isaac E. Chapman,
+ Isaac NJ. Benham. Samuel L. Graham.
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures PAR
TICULARs.
BosToN, Jan. Z.

An express messenger arrived from Andover this
ing. Mrs. Pierce is less injured than at first
supposed, and will recover. She is much more re-
signed to the sad calamity, and the apprehension
that she might sink under the affection. is now
abandoned. Gen. Pierce is very slightly injured
only a few bruises. He bears his affection with
much philosophy, but with deep grief. His dead
son was an only child, ii years old Hewas thrown
over an embankment, and fell 100 feet, alighting
on pile of rocks, struck his forehead, smashing
the skull the brain protruded. He died instantly.
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=ADVERTISENIE
Short Creek lands for Sale

In Ohio comfy, Virginia.
V1SHING to dispose ofIny Real Estate oher at pm
vate sale until The 1st day next, my farm
in the County Ohio the valera OF Short Creek
Containing About five hundred aXty This prop
erty is derably located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and hve nom West Liberty. =
The Is In the chest state ofimproyeent, having
large amount ofne plank fencing, and judlcousy laid OF
In fields for farming and grazing purposes There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
bling corn cribs There also four good tenants
Houses There IS eonnmodious barn one hundred
and light long by forty four In width fitted In every
particular the wants ofthe farm, including ample shell
ter for tWelve hundred sheep. q \
will sell these lands in whole or mart, 10 suit the
wishes ofthose desiring to purchase Terms will be lib
eTal. sI551s' 49,
The rapidly dvancinE OF the city OF Wheel
ing the facilities rail road conne6,
about ebnapete6 wit the West and the Sea
board the excellent market now aordedtn Wheeling for
the OF the country render this farm
highly persons wishing to farm probably and
has seldom been that finer Inducements have been held
out to purchasers. l. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. q, 1852.
washington Reporter and Examiner, and wellsburg
u6rallp coy 'Ti-l1l- 3 ~ 4 -safFt
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Even-Jan. Z.
ma sugar 81, dull; Orleans molasses 81, firmi o
hio whisky 25, firm, Pork irregular; Mess beef 10,
25a1 $3.50, finn; prime mess firm and quiet at l9a
20; beef hams I5a2O, quiet; hogs demand 7IaSii
hams l03al1i shoulders 8, steady; Dbl lard lAa
IL, easier; Butter l5al9, dropping: State flour
5, 56a62, and Ohio 5,62a75, inactive; Wheat finn;
Corn meal IS, easier.
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BArnE's PANoGEMA.-we are informed by those
who have made voyage to Europe, that Bayne's
Panorama. now exhibiting at the Melodeon, is a
most faithful and beautiful representation of the
scenery witnessed on the voyage. 1t affords graph
icviews of Boston, Halifax, the Atlantic, Liver
pool, London, the Thames, the Rhine. the Chrys'
tai Palace, &c. 1t is, without doubt fine work
of art, and our readers who may go to see it can.
not but be delighted and instructed. twill be
exhibited this afternoon at o'clock, and also to-
night.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIScIENArI, Jan. Z.
Flour, steady at "a, 4Oa4, 45, with fair demand.
Oats have declined TO SOC. Whisky declined to
1S4a194. Provisions are in fair demand, without
change in rates. Hogs range from Sc to $50
good lots are in demand at 1928. MolaSSeS are in
good demand, with sales Of 500 barrels at 2s4a29.
Sugar firm, with good demand at 4a5A. Butter;
1921. Cheese, dull at SAG. River fallen Is in
ches weather fine.
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The SEMINARY CoNcERT.-We were very agTeea-
bly, entertained by the Concert given last night by
Tie Ladies of the Female Seminary, as was the au-
dience generally. Miss Leighman possesses a
voice of rare power and sweetness, and Miss Bliss
isyery skillful on the piano. Both OF these ladies
are teachers in the Institution, and justly merit the
high encouiums they have won. The pupils ac-
quilted themselves with much credit.
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FROM BALTIMoRE.

BALTIMORE, january Z.
Sales Of Howard Street and City Mills at S5,25.
Grain and other things unchanged.
The steamer Black Warrior, arrived at Mobile
from Havana. The passengers report the small
pox as raging terribly, and many dying,
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BY the National Line.
TRLEG RApHRD poR gAR AlLYl KNcI
CONGRESSIONAL.


HousE.-A resolution of adjournment to Monday
was passed, in order to attend the Inauguration Of
the Jackson Monument tomorrow.
Thirty four private bills were passed, including
one relinquishing to Ohio the unfinished palt of
the Cumberland Road in that State. Adjourned.
The Senate was not in session o-day.
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John E. Reside, Defendant;

=. =
An action 10 recover One Hundred and Twenty Mine
Dollars Plaintiffs TOLL four Stage Coaches be
longing Defendant passing said Turnpike daily
the 9Th day OF July 10 the 10th day OF 1867
and In which suit Attachment was Issuedand returned
levied.
The Defendant not having entered his appearance and It
appearing by satisfactory proof that he is not an
OF this Commonwealth: motion of the PlAinuhs by
counsel ordered he do appear here within one
month afIer due publication OF this order and do what
necessary protect his interest in this suit
copy OF this order be inserted for four weeks
successfully in the Wheeling Inellgencer. newspaper
oshed In the city OF Wheeling and another copy posted
at the front Court House OF this county on the
first day OF the next County Court TO be held
for this county. copy test:
jana X. HlCkMANI Clerk-
TTfTTi1i0 10 IViI: At Rules held in the Clerks Of
nee ofthe Circuit Court OF pleasans county, on Mon
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED-on Thursday evening the 9TH inst, by the
Rev. G. w. Webster, Mr. H. TIDBALLL TO Miss HES
TER A. BALDWIN, all OF this city
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AIrz,as. GILL & snrrn, Of this city, in ctnnec-
tion with a gentleman of Louisville, will, we I'M
derstand, open large Warehouse in that city as
soon as the sUnion Line'' is in operation. They
will also be.extensiveiy engaged In the coal trade
and will add greatly to the demand at Louisville
for the coal produced in such exhauStless guam
titles alongour valley.
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HOME DEP AsRTMENT.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8, 1858.
Reception Meeting.

Tie citizens of Wheeling are invited to meet
at the Court House. this Saturday. evening. for
the purpose of making appropriate arrangements
for the Railroad Celebration.
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Virginia, 10 witt AS Rules held in tie Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit Court OF Peasants GOunYI0 on Mon
day the Sd day OF January, 1858.
TIE President and Directors OF the
Middle Island Creek Turnpike
company, plaintiffs: In assumpat.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phoagene Gas


FoR BURNING INTHE SANE.
This Lamp, producing portable Light fG confidently
az sS tbs Sa1SnS an
i Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets nom small per-
The Gas is generated is used, by the heat ofit own
combustion acting on the 6uTnsT @ tSs
for creating and burning aeritorm Cas-
Its Is sSsa Sss an us
renders 1t less liable TO get out OF
e' s en the o Lamps
WE'LL either with glass globe or shade andPer
The opinions Oft6e scientific bolearnsd from The s
h1t 81 rs As6qn ES as to tie nVeao d 81
poma to the at the same it
Tho above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY
sep17 w. : ..l'-e - = WheeIiaE. VI
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
NS JER;H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully In
yts the attention hfs Of hT S9e the Sss
found constantly hand, large and well selected asAon
msnt T al Ssss IN h from ad Bo
TFunISs, YnIises, Carpet Bags, seotehs Upper
All Of Which are manufactured BY competent MoEkmsg.
Those desiring purchase are requested to call ex
A9 a5TtI ISE 9RinslSsa Main wheeling Va
watches, Jevyelry, Clocks, SC.
Gao. fS7 Main Sheet eg20sitt n. John'tor's Sore.o
q THE subscriber is now opening another nav I and
"a extensive assortment Of Watches Jsselry sloeka.
era assortment Of Variety Goods. toys, &c, al OF
whSh to Rs puIehasss are respectfully to call
as t6ey win find new and fashionable goods at prices al
EveTy article sold precisely represented
watches Of ali kinds carefully and promptly repaired and
"I sep2s ]. T. SCOTT
Prepare! Prepare!
TO DO asonshed At the great difference the cash ayEsm
! makes in tho Price Of Goods
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"a THB FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE shows that ev-
cry proper arrangement is being made for the ap
preaching celebration.-that the proprietor of the
M'Lure House and the Railroad Committee are CO.
operating with commendable energy:
WHEELING, Jan. 8, 1853.
DEAR SIN: Having learned that you had been so
far delayed in the finishing and furnshingof the
M'LuIe House, now under your charge, that you
apprehended you would be unable TO open it for
the accommodation of the Citys guests on the 18th
and 18Th inStS., am induced, by my anxiety to
make every effort for the comfort of our guests to
enquire whether you will be able to do so or not.
Permit me to add that there is a very earnest de-
sire, on the part of our Council and citizens that
your house should be opened on the occasion, and
any eztra sxertions you may make in preparation
will be duly appreciated.
Very Respectfully,
ed- Your ob't Servant,
JAMES TANNER,
Chairman Com.
ToJames Carroll, ESQ.,, Wheeling.