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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
IExfssTos ~ Through
zze.skRa<s77 TO BUCHANAN. ~ Two DAYs.I

=z|#E/%#EZI = = = ' - =
- ess Haa PACKET Boafs.by SoonsrHf
ssd Issetbargs-On and HfscF the 18th. our Boats viii
lrase Riehfnobd dsiiy. Sundays excepted, at the u-uai
laiur. 6 ?. n. and arrive In Lynchhurg ! >. . ira aud
In buchanan IN IL hour.
Returning. ienve Bnehsnan Ut ! a. -, eyrJ dny,
except Sunday. and arrive In Lynchburg NJ % '. NJ
Leave LsneibarK D : = and arrive In Richmond IN
- hpurs. ~ time 10 connect with The Norfolk bfris leav
ing ht5A a. y. ana the Southern and Northern Hall
isoad ear. leaving a. 7 a. y.
Passengers Tor Lexington. connect with a ,ihHy Inc
af stagca NJ North River. Returning. leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive IN Richmond IN
II haars.
Passenger for Farmyills. fare ~. Buckingham g H.
iafe 1928; charlottesville iare ~. and stanton, ihre
a.. sil leave Richmond Ia Monday,. Wednesdays, and
tridnys Bants.
below seeeard Of time Of arrival AT intermediaiodi s'
fhnees !:
Loar. Richmond .dalu &c. ri Snndau,. NJ 6 p. N.
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Al ARBLE WORKs-Fagan a Bro

III SELLPIORS q MARBLE SIONE CUTE
TIERS, fFormeiy of Philadelphia Main ct, Lexing
ton, yass B.idgr St, Lynchburg, Va. Main St, Lib.
erty, fs.' sud ST., Salem. Va, keep on hand and.
.as.ete erderst Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian,
No'ta1rn sad virginia Marble Mantles, plain and orna
,nental Mouansents. Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones. Gar.
den Vases c"4uter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, nspdc 70 any size at short notice. All work VIII
be boxed up 60 go sats without extra ciinrge.
One If the firm is an Architect and General Des;gn.
er Ia the Monumental Art, and will furnish any design
from the plainest to the most costly. by addressing a
line To az, aud all work done by us, will give US entire
satisfaction ne any done North or South.
Feb24-dXc6m
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n EW CONCEkN.-lThe subscribers hive thu.
y day associated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting a &c erat Grocery, Commission and For
Earring Business, under the firm and style Of MUIR.
l. j. STRA 1'T'ON. and have taken the house for.
merly occupied by AIessrs Echols & Pryor, next door
10 Mcdaniel 4 Hurt, Main 81, Lynclburg, Va.
We will keep constantly on hnnd II large and well sc.
lected stock Of Groceries,, Liquors, Tanners Oil. Do.
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article US
nally kept in II grocery establishment.
All of Which VIC will sell ON as good terms ms any
house in the place. THOS E MURRELL.
Jan 3-d&cis WIN Il
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PHILIP w v

Dealer in Fancy q $ine.e a.. Go..-
nj AIN Street Lyn, hburg An4 -t- corner gso''""s,
W Curle's new building. f,tnrr g., L. own -. ~ = IN
corner, hegs leave to coll the' 'tfentiog Of his friend, AL -
the public to his large and desirable stock of Snri;as e"l
Sumner goods, embracing every article USUALLY ~ gan ahd
the dry goods lire, which will be offered - up NJ
which cannot tail to please all who NAV VIM, vim
goods at low prices. HIS TREND. and The public n. y
nestiy rc.ques ed to rnii and examin' hi. STOCK a. h viii
afford him ger! much pleasure to exhibit it. -"
ap Its
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FAMILY SOAP.-Eyery boil cume anf buy
J. family Soap. the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS Isl.
Gold or warm waier-either soft. hurd or salt-mal
be used with prrlec success. Rub tile sonp upon III,
clothes and then put them to soak fpr three or fou
hours, then take them md rub them u then rinse then
out. They will require but little rub after soaking
and no boiling is required, rs is usual with other soaps
A large washing can be done in one-third less time an.
trouble and expense than with any other soups know
This soap ia warranted not 10 impure in any why III,
slightest fibre, Or the skin, or anything that it il apple,
Stains, Nc, from any Goods wiilenl LIE lcnst injury
For sale by Hsk. LYMAN.
Mnrch5-ts.
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YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS.,

-
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYscHBURa.
yA..-J H. GADDESS g. FRO, Projectors, (fo,
meriy Of BALTIMORE keep on hand, and make to orde,
81 n -r:E=cn prices. Egyptian and Italian Marble Man.
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones, Garden Vases, Counter, Table. Bureau
and Wash-stand tops, made to any size ut the shortest
notice. Also, door aud window stills.
ANY order, from town or country, entrusted to US, will
Lc faithfully executed with neatness and dispatch at
Aug BITS J. y. GADDESS'& BRO.
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NEW GROCERY aud Commiss,o..

q sIfFU OllI an lNgin,.
" HOUSE The subscribers have assorin,.J - -
selves together under the style and firm Of Dayi. M No..
lin q Co to carry on u general Grocery and Com,;'
ion Business IN the city Of Lynchburg, and hive ,ala.
The house nearly opposite the Virginia Bsnk, wba,".
they mr." receiving a large and we'll selected stocL -
AMlLY GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GO0ns
HARDWARE, HOES. &c, all Of which they will D5i
Mt reduced prizes FOR cash. or e. change for country mn,
duce. ="
They will make liberal advances on cnn.ignmer,.a ~,
pay the highest cash piice: for country pr.luce. Tn,
in tie their iriend- ard the public tradine IN the CITY T.,
give them a call. GEO. D. DAVIS
NJ. Is. NOWLIN
mrh25-i&cifts BIZ NOWJIN-
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MISCELLANEOUS
OCKETs, LoCKETs, PINS &c

OIEAEEfs LuGAETes PINs ~
- The saibsefae.f fezts*ilail, Iaioft1s the public uiot
le hss 1est fsasfBeJ ffen he S.fh With an unusually
large sioek et Degaefresf.peing maisfiHl, etnhineins
7 Frames. Gases 3es II the latest styles and pattern. NJ
soa sssgs stock at lapelets and Pins. some extra nm"
uIade 70 order. which WILDE flied y iih pictures IN the
be.t style offbe art. NJ lov prices. according TO qnniity,
~ Whitehurst Gallery, next door To the Va. Bank.
7. I. GIBBS, Propyteor.
n B.-Pniutings and Pictures of oil kinds accurately
oopi.
Sloo 9nrnisbed At the lowest cash prices.
hb. I6~t. I. Z. @.
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HfEHCHANT5.
-CALAMANDEK SAFES. "a further sup
- pIy escorted sizes Of the Nv orld's Fair premium
!, ~. b ? sAGKgTT


BAhEh -
MERCHANT TAlLORS & cIofHlEho.-ih ne
VA subsc,bers have associated Themselves together
under the style and firm "a nbo'e. and nave taken ,nh'
well known stand al the corner OF Main and Mafnst sts
for the purpose Of conducting the CLOTHING Bust
NESS, 10 all its various branches. They will have IN .
few days an a.sor. nent OF Goods suitable to complete q
Gentleman's wardrobe.
They will keen constantly on land a well selected
stock II CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND ~VEST1NGS,
which they vii make up in the best siyle Of W ork mlnshiP
and TO suit the taste Of the most fastidious. They res
p~ectUlly invite the attention of their friends and The
public to their establishment. as IL is the intention OF
both parties to serve all with everything IN their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
men in general, by which they hope TO gsin a liberal
share Of the public patronage.
SAM'L d BAKER
WI CLAFEY. -
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IRE, LifE AND MARINE INsyR

D. ~NCE.-LgHehbnrg Hose j. Pre- Inspronts y n
p0By.
This Co Epany makes Insurance against loss or d,
rReb Fire, or Dwelling Houses. ctorrs, Tobhcro ? ssS
fies ami other buildings, IN furniture. Gopls. wares AL
nerchondize, generally in town aud eountry,1 on The most
favorable to.as.
Also makes Insurance On the lives of all persons en-
Toying good health, and Of sound constitution for ihr
whole duration oflife. or for "A limited period.
blnves employed in ordinary occupations, viii be
Insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will ALA inke murine risks from and Il"
any OF the Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable
,aics.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Pyeaidtnt.
o +. c. PETERS, pae Pgeaaent.
SAMPSON DIUGUfD. Chief Engineer.
James " CoJbs, Samuel Gadand,
John a Liggnt, Nathan d. Thurman
George w. faneey, ,ohn Otey Taylor,
Williams T. Auderson. William I. Smith.
NARTlN HOLLINS, Tfeospter.
CREEp T.. Wills, See'y.
DR.. +. IL Gilmer,.
DR. Wm. Otwey Oven, Z "eun'f 1""t4"
FehS--dt.
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY, L~ynchburg
II VAs-lrau aad Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mil Gccring. Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally, furnished on reasonable notice, md ut fair prices
The present repststion enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority Of its work, will be fully sustained ir
the cxecuiips C all future orders.
A.. G. DABNEY.
N-Rr-i viii be prepared Cor Gas-Gtting in due time.
nov 93-d&ess A.G u.
GAIT $50 sacks salt received and for sale by
~ DEC liz 3 Z SACKETT
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. UNION COOKING KANGES-T

"a, UNION COOKING KANGES-Thc
1T subscriber has Just received from the North, n few
- more of Pond Improved union Cooking Ran
scs, for wood and coal, which fpr economy and conve-
liences have gained for themselves such cclebriiy-thni
they arc rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
nsants for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping II constant supply of hot
wtter without any additional fuel is upon the most per.
feet plum. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
TobIns. can be attached if desired. Personal attention
gifen 10 the setting OF them. and all are warranted to
operate in the most perfect manaer Thousands of ref
eienees might be offered but nm examination of them III
iie store of the subscriber is sufficient to satisfy every
oe Cd their superiority over any other fixture.
mar9-tf G. s. BLISS.
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TO the Citizens Of the Fifth Con-
greSSiOnal District.


Y a recent act of our Legislature, the counties of
- Halifax, Henry, Pittsylvania. Franklin, Appomat
tox, Patrick and Campbell, compose the 9Th District
The ci.izers of which. and those of the adjoining coun.
ties, are invited ;e meet in Lyhchburg, at the well
known
CLOTHING N FURNISHING BAZAAR,
TO examine the largest and most desirable Stock OF
Spring and Summer Clothing EVER offered IN this section
Of the old Dornii ion,
Just received from our mandatory. a supply Ito
which we shall max constant addition Throughout the
-ea,ob) of seas unable Clothing.
COATS.-Cassimcrr, Casb,nerett, Tweeis, Alpaca.
Cr"ton, Drap-de. Etc, Scersucker. Brown French Linen,
White do. Fancy 90; Planters Linen, Erminet, Linen.
Duck ann other styles "f summer coats.
PANTS of every suitable material. "
VESTS.-SiIk, Satin. Murino, Linen, Lusire. Wors.
ted do; Fancy Mar-eillcs. VIII tie do. Buff do. gold tins
cled Party Vests, silver tinseled, do, Embroidered Me
riuo. do.
FURNISHING GOODS-Linen Shirts fine, medi
pm and low priced Collars, Opera Ties, StoeLs, era.
] atss&iiQyev Socks, Suspenders. &c. farticular atten-
$780, X<Qttis department. and n large andcDmplete
" latest styles of the above goods con.
las HHf6nd. As. SHAFER X CO.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A p~ecifully ask a continuance of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and In
this connection he de"ms IL proper, to hsk all who are
indebted to him TO come forward and settle their nc.
counts without delay.
There ne many claims oflonEstonding. which, musI
close up, ind it is expected that all who know them
selves to b eindebted will pay attention to this notice.
Jim s--1ts &. DTrGUID
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Ready-M Clothing.

OF SUI erIor make and lnisl made expressly Tor city
trade, besides othrls hf medium and ordinary wear, to
which we invite n call from our city aud country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock If Furnishing Goodsi is completeas to qual
iy and quantity. without cuumerpting the various arti
cies. We shall keep constantly on hand all articles in
the different departments of our business.
We present ourselves to the public for a libei oil share Of
patronage, and it shall be our aim, as it is our desire, tn
please all ~ho may favor "a with such, feeling assured
that if attention to business. and To merit success de.
pend upon AN observance of the rule, do unto olhers
rs you would they should do unto yon, we shall MOI full.
April2-ts Il CLANCY.
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Feb Is-u
FREsm SPRING GOODS.

\N/ + are now in receipt al our Spring purchases,
w consisting OF Cloths, Cassimeres. + ! estngs, OF
the first quality, such ma seldom find their way To this
Market, 10 which we invite the attention OF gentlemen
desiring such goods. All goods sold and made up by
~, we warrant TO give entire satisfaction in regard TO
III. tnste md workman sLin. Alan. fine "
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Y UT Us gOOH Iffms rs any
THOS E
WIN II S~TRATTON..
NOPAKTNERSHIP

4 tOPAkTNERSHIP.-Th subscribers haye
~ this dny associated themselves together, under the
lyle and firm nf ECHOLS PRYOR& T~ALlAFERRU.
with the view of conducting a general Commission bus.
mess in all its branches.
Their house is the large md commodio,.s brick tpnp
ineni. recently erected in the rear of of MIR. John Ruck
RS factory. Immediately On the cannl. and nearly oppo
-ite the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arrnnsed tor tho
reception of and storing all Kind. Of produce, u.
we'll as merchandise. A. their la. i, large. and made
secure from Nil 'l-predsti m b . strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently a ran, ed, t4. are enabled to
give sPrc,ot T""rtior IL Ire eale Of every description Of
| nmhe.
every necessary preparation is al so mnde to receive
Lime IN any and all qaantitis. Particular attention
Ill be paid tot - sale Ut IT. article. Cunsignments
ire solicited fr IN those pr-l,a ing such ;ommoditie. for
market. ! They also solicit r"nsIgr ment- of wheat. flour,
;orn meal. ats. as well as every description of pro-
luce
Liberal advances, if required, will always he made on
'onfIgnments in hnnd. Coal, lump. aid ground plaster,
md guano will always be kept on hsnd-orders solicit
81.
All orders for goods from punctual customers viii e.
Give prompt attention.
hoods consigned to their care, tn be forwarded. will
he attended TO with all possible dispatch.
NO charge made for drayagc on merchandise or pro-
luce either by railroad or canal. BY applying them
selves closely to business, T. beng determined to Use ev.
FRY possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
them, they hope to receive the encouragement ola liberal
public. K J ECHLOS, -
WM II PRYOR
-.
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+ ARGE ARRIVAL of Liauorice--

~ 93 Cases Stick and Mass Liquorice,-a part #
the lot ,erv fine stitch. Our manufacturing friends will
please call and look ut it. Just received and for sale bs
marl7-ts Ell IL
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~ superior old Apple Brandy just 10 hand and fu
ale low by MURRELL x STRATTON.
Nurrh1-ts
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eFRAM pHLAnEIi,RH IA.

f PmLApELPHA Nov. a1NJo.mnils this morning.,
Arson G. helps If the well known fipm OF Phelps
& Dodge Of New York died this morning aged "a.
A committee Of Irishmen has been appointed at
Boston to invite Mitchell TO visit that city.
There wns avery heavy gale on Lake Erie last
night. Much damage apprehended as there are
a great many boats out. Insurance on vessels ex-
pred to-day, at Detroit.
The steamer Albany, Capt. Jones was wrecked
on Saturday, ,reat PTeSaue Isle, Lake Huton.i-.
The passengefs were hlI'saved, but the boat md
cargo IA totalsloSs. She is owned by Mcknight of
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MEL EGRAPHICE.NEM s.
By the National Line.
rkLEGRAPHED FoRTHEDAIIYiNTl sLf1GR
FRnMNEMl ORLRANs.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2s:-- he Board OF healsh
.2Il deaths for the eek including, t29 cases Of
cholera, mostly emigtants. q
Edward Carroll, formerly Editor Of. tie Crescent
died yesterday.
Ex-Governor Williams has been appointed to fil
the vacancy in the q. S.. Senate 81 the death of
MI. Anterior Of New Hampshire.
The Falcon from Havana aIriyed at Ghalleston
yesterday. She put Ia tor coal and IS bound 10
New York.
A favorite Spanish lctress attached to The thea
Ire at Lacon was murdered on the 22d by her hus-
band. who committed suicide. The affair IS at
to iealousys y
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nav YORK MARKET.

easier 10 GOO lbls Stnte sold at 6Sta6S7 Ohio
7a7O6. Southern 81 heavy. Wheat easier; sales
2s00 bushels Ge1esee I76, Ohio l69. Corn ea-
sier, mixed 79aSO; white 80asI4; yellow SO IS.
Heef unchanged. Pork Heavy; 100 mess alta
Lard heavy at previous rates 1onl04. Whiskey
Peasier 2Sa2S3, $500 = f.,,. f,s,s q
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STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT by TIE Or
-tESlaA GAN Ar WASHINGTON. So s9.iige
~, RIeHmoSb, Nov Soth. +

The Union OF this morning has. au article up
on the union of the democracy which makes the
remarkable assertion that lSthe Baltimore Plat
form had expressly approved dis-approyed ofthe
campromise. the nominee would have met with
certain tefeati the friends Of the measures OF adj
justment never had strength to elects president;
and this fact ought 10 impress itself with force up
0e the minds 81 dernccla who claim from 5he I'D,
ministral ion more consideration towards The ORR
ginal advocates OF the .compfolliss than they hrs
Supposed Is have received. ~,
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[coMMuNlcArEp.l

Wheeling, Va, Nov. 2sth, 1858.
Msrs. Editors Mot being familiar with the
tTil laws Of our community, would be tTeSpass-
,supon your time too much by requesting, through
Be medium of your columns, answers 10 the fol
5ving questionsls "a, ','S~&N --,>. "
lst Is the phrase ''fteedom oil. speech, "-(which
believe is one of the benefits enjoyed under our
5yernment,J understood to embrace license for
is use of obscene Language in our public thor
sghhresl language revolving to the ears of any
spectabIe member Of any respectable connu.
ayl as,S i.-'.e s'-i. ~ 81 1910 O.
md. If such language il not so authorized,
reuid beg TO ask il there IS any clause in our civ
ecouomy 70 prohibit the use Of it in pubic
ELseS =. ~, & .s fa,ilaa,-1 e,. ...e.a-sts *
MISCONCEPTIONS were suggested by sounds Of this
I,ture which assailed my ears this evening whilst
,aSing the Merchants & Meebapiea Bank steps,
md must have been, not only unpleasant and an
aoyng but disgusting 70 the fsehhgs Of every re-
pectable passer-by. Il y ftfeefE Rari
Answers to the above would oblige one who en-
stans some respiet for lie opinions Of every sins
.ee religious sect, though ~ ''49- Hs-' -
NO ROMAN CATHOLIC, a
We are not eertnih that tits l9lF province 70 sE5
lOund the laws, OH TO decides legal question for
he benefit of our IeaderS We simply reply to
1ur correspondent that there is such a lawoas that
ludel to in his questions, general and municipal.
IS he will find by referencst to the proper authOri-
es.-lED. .1SeoS 2 fi57ft5a
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5heeltng g Parkersburg Packe

g, AND II AittlERSBU RG PAGKET.i
IrS,0% ~ The steamer ROFt Pitt, Capt. J. @.
y ltLs& n July, LWltl6ave Wheeling Ivory Mon.
sae day. Wednesday and Friday at 10 :, o'clock
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock
(. Il. " W So
!. oct6tr -. IS. @. BAKER.4 Co.
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liW1ln "a lITaao. 8.


RoOlkbluuer q, Is1unk BOOK tflunufnctuEet2
No. "a Mopros Street, UP STAIRS. a
KTEQuID inform their and the pub
nieht known as James N, Ewng's and
= nanfRe arc now prepared 70 Rule and
bd praer, olRk books of every descrip ton, music
nnsa1Neas In manner not TO be slrlaA.
and bYpny esta blisllneIt IN the country. 81 81
fcppstaptly band tnient Of blank books
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When this Morissey passed through Wheeling,
relered to his presence and advised him 70 do
0fi,e fighting in future iRsome country which
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STEAMBOATS,.
PopT cTNcINNATT a. LOUISVILLE.

ls4sass y The nav anil splendid Union Line packet
Il A ~ GIsEYloF WHEELING Captain John
4 MdlkFe, win leave for the above ports
j 80 Saturday the Sd inst, at 3 NJ.
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ll)SJ hts22 ID "a II tsat g 4Eesi
F'4l7i ss Notice. IS 5i93 9. ~ ri
NHHR fe llitsd home
after an htSeee OF tour months p9tlt
lis friends ami the PUBLIC
he ~ both Ms usual ep 80
sIesfs LAID etc; hflts teit
with the Tia VIII
81 esi y zOE0lI9sR
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-AlITInMs.=.

Dr. I,iSia On E+fka has been counter
lefted by some uupTjneiped persons ssse
In te the genuine will have the propIieIQt9
fac smile pGsed over INC cork Of and tie tol
lowing words;b IOwH IN the tits it5
"pa. aoksE,s tSviooRATING c0KDIAI, ssfe9f5
~ n! o. 81. RINo RROsRIEToR, M Is =
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90 slfC.INcINNATIs MA RKRr.

[ C1ScrNNATf, Nov 80, Flour heavy this morning
Sales at SIS, 25a5, 80. WHISKY 2l4a2l3. Hogs at.
cents+-theTe is a frmer feeling, the wenther be-:
ing more favomblef for packing, AMI on y few hogs
rin market. Nothing done, in provisions, GroceT
ries unchanged. 10 81 II if,ssje-f sai,i q
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1TAIIAN opRRA nj ,pITpsBJJRGI

PiFTsayrRGiI, Nov. S0th--ATdite' Italinn Opera
last night achieved one Of the greatest triumphs
on teoord. Madame De aYTies and PoggolOni in
La Favorita, set the aulience crazy. l4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-01

inPaovEMENT...-AT Two naiDmotfi "a gas lamps
in front of the M:Lute House wete lighted up las.
night for the rst time, adding greatly to the beau,
ty Of tRisstalsY building. % . s'f - <, .a a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-01

Ma. b. M. Edey has b been elected Teller he
North Western, Bank 10 place of MI. D. g. List,
resigned. Mr.. List takes position in the new in
stitutiOh "The Bank Of The Olty of 'Wheeing." -