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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
Mrs. Partlngton's Last.

$50 our neighbor GuzzIe, has been arranged al
the. bar for drunkardice;'' said Mrs. Partingtoti,
and she sighed as she Thought o. his vile and chil.
dren at home, With the cold weather close at hand
and tile winds intrudng through chinkS in the win
doSs and waving the tattered curtain like BAN
ner, W here the little ones stood shivering by the
fain; embers t'God forgive him and pity themp'
said she with a tone oil voice Hemulous with emo
ltion. u,
vouledthe residue of the paragraph, and laid the
paper in a pan OF liquid custard that The dame was
ur.patIug for thanksgiving, and sat swinging the
oven Ioor 10 and fro as 10 fanthe FIRE that crac-
killed. and blazed within. fsti3s 9'tiH .
1.Baiied out, was te7' said she; "well should
think II would have been cheaper TO have pumped
HIM out for when our cellar was filled, aEter the
city fathers had degraded the street, we had to have
it bumped out, though there wasn't half so IN 4ch
in il as he has swilled down. She paused and
reached on the high shelves Of the closet fort the
pie plates, while Ike busted himself by tasting the
various preparations. The dame thought that was
the snnlestuuart of cider she had ever seen.
GAS regards this mutton custaEd, said Mrs: Per-
tingtons as she held up the spoon. with which she
stirring the preserves and letthe treakle trc-
kls back mo the kettle N roo plnesS,
and stirred it again till the little yellow eyes that
bubbied on the topseemed 10 snap and win at Ike,
who sat whiting q stick and looking intently at
the operation, illhis mouth watered again. HMut--
ton custard! and she smiled as the idea stole
across her mind, like the shadow of cloud In
summer over green meadow full of daldelionl
blossoms aud; butter cups Some new regiment
for sick people, dare say; but hope it'll be BET
ter than the custards that widow Grudge,used to
make for the poor, God bless Sem, with one egg to
quart OF milk, aud sweetened with TnnlasseS, and
thought that heaven itself was too small an enume
ration Iorwhat she had done. but mutton Gus
taIds.'' i'o i- ~ - - !l- = issiat ? ss
.sIti Martin Koszta,' g said Ike who had read
the name TO her lnthe PostOf the individual who
arrived on Wednesday 'Kosztaj the Hungarian.
s'Well,o continued Sic, 81 migh t have been
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

TEMPERANCE IN TENNEssEE.-A bill 10 ascertain
the will Of the people of Tennessee in regard to
the restraint Of the sale Of sprituous liquor isnow
under discussion in the Senate of that State. The
bill makes provision for submitting the question of
"prohibition' or ono prohbition' tothe people in
January. 1854. and seems 10 be intended simply TO
ascertain Tue will of the people on the subject
rs no act of legislation is made to depend the
result ~ .15 10 z.ls1a ssslf -.f COG 70 .9sis=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

vrRorsrA GOLD M1Mao.-The New York Ez-
press has been shown some specimens of ote OBJ
tanned from the mines of the Gardiner Gold Mining
Company. on the Rsphahennoek river. The ore,
it is said; Is extremely rich, aud will yield full,
average OF $50 per ton. The specimens were far
teyOnd this estimate. This company Is now per-
fsctly organised, and intend operating on alarge
scale. ,s..,jfe u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

r7r.rhe New York Herald aud the Courier and
Enquirer; think there has been treaty between
France and England, in relation to the Affairs Of
the east of Europe! Iftib isTeaIly true,lit is of
much importance This treaty Is said 10 have been
fo,med on the 18th November, 91raa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

SALE OF SPorED PouLTRY.--About 5000 lbs.
OF dressed chickens, in boxes, were received at
New York from the West, q few days ago, and ac-
cording to the Tribune, after remaining upon the
dock two days, Washington market Spectator
purchased the lot for 500, or sixteenth of cent
per lib. The poultry, on being unpacked, was
found in Shiny, tainted condition, on the verge
of putrefaction. Before being exposed for sale II
underwent process of being manufactured over
"a process well known by the knowing ones
This is accomplished by soaking the poultry in
alum water, which ivests it of the slime and APP
pearanee Of decay, and restores 1t to an apparent
ly fresh state. After undergoing this process the
poultry was offered for sale, and in three days the
entire lot was disposed off from the sale of which
the Speculation realized profit ofover $500. Poul-
Try that has undergone this process turns black
(where the skin has Leen torn ofI,) after having
been exposed to the air short time. The Til
bune adds that immense quantities of spoiled pork
and beef are sid 10 that city. alter undergoing
that process. OF course. all persons using ii en-
danger their lives and health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

ALExkMpEa NJ. c1AToSs Esq. who la,ely as
sumed his duties as United Suites Consul at Havana
has resigned that office on account of ill health aud
returned to Mobile. MI. i.tt4M Il. RogERrsOs,
formerly American Vice Consul atthnt port, is at
presen. the acting Consul. 40 ata q
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE

lI1I VII'-1
TO THE COMMUNITY AT LAROEii
ISAAC Prayer has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF DRY nud Fancy Goods, HHOsie.
ry, &e this city, which he Is Offering
at the now and beautiful building. No 115, 1EninBt,
Cbetween Monroe and Union stees,S at such
low prices every WHO call on
gentlemen will find it TO their own advantage IL
they do 500 to u ter tho above eX- lAmation.
His stock being TOO large to enumerate, will only
rect particular attenonto aehoce assortment OF tho IN
:est styleof PIaids; French 8EerfnoS, and Wool
DeInines OF every color, BlnnketS, EnabrOider.
les, assQrtsnt Linens, such as mover were
seen before
To the trade particular advantages through
his connection with the impor ns houses OF the
try he is soil cheap Eastern
Market. [novl1 ISAAC PRAGER, ITO Main st.
~. LIZ. q. o.. IL. z.
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A MoDEnN URrAu.-The Dayton Gazette says
that Supervisor Of Roads in one of the upper
tow nships of This county, wishing to decline the
honor of second term, sign, fed his wishes in the
following card, posted the placeof election, last
fall:
the undersigned would take this methed to In
form his constituents and the voters of -town-
shep montgomery county ohio in general that he is
NO candidate for amy Of their respective ofeces
proyideing he could be triumfenuy elected because
he intends to retire from public life lreain with
respect your umblc SUBJECT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

DIR MoRsE,s INvIG DRAFTING CORDIAL.
The only sure aud safe remedy yet dscovGreu fer Gem
eru Debility, Physical Prosraton lrritability, and al
tae vcrous train twill also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike of Society, lncapacity
for study or Business Loss Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-See advertisement. 49, sepl6
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The Ohio Democratic Convention is announced
to meet at Columbus on the 7th of January, in
honor of Jackson's memorable battle of New Or
leans on that day, n1sl6. The 9Th dayof Janu!
,a,y, 1854, will occur on the Sabbath. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

STEAMBOAT suSx.-simou, No. 2, sunk miles
below Rockport, Mississippi river. and cannot be
raised. Value 5000, insurance $4,000. Al
so steamer Australia at the head of Hat Island not
far from Cairo. Worth $4,000. Insured in Pitts
burgh for $4,000.
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MIR. RTCHARD 8. HICKELH

2 MR.. RICHARD 8. HICKELHIER,
DRoFESSoR OF Music, would respectfully nnnIunce TO
tho citizens OF Wheeling that lie is prepared TO give
Instruction the Piano, and in vocal music He viii al
the French and Languages. The very best
italian and German methods ami instructors for music
will be uNed. ,,,s- - b.
Tho best references given from the
East, where he has been engaged as teacher.
Further information be obtained at the music store
OF SIr. ]. Fickeison, 199 sMainst dc27d1m
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Z Yonts ttaly,


THE WAY THEY DO lT.-speaking of the grand
tunnel under the hills at Cincinnati, the Gazette
says: s -
About 100 feet OF lock is now perforated, oil
which 500 feet is excaYated down, 10 grade. In
one part ofthe ledges the stone, which is principal
ly slate, ishard and hinty in the tunnel, but
conveyed to the light and air, crumbles 10 pieces
AS the tunnel progresses, temporary roof Of hea-
Wy plank is erected, which. however, is removed
as the arching is completed. The contractors have
had as many as twelve hundred handsin their en-
ploy at one time-one half working in the day
time, and the remainder al night. The cost of
powder for blasting, averaging $1,000 per month.
The process Of blasting is as follows; ~
r. ga hole is drilled some seven feet into the Tock
and charged heavily with powder. A slow match
is used to set fire TO it. When the charge isrendy
the laborers collect together behind ledge rocks
aud the match is started. At FIRST there is dumb
noise, and then loud roar, as of heavy artillery.
The pieces fly in various directions, and the tun-
mel is flied viii fresh air sent down thtouEha large
hose, by a windmill, or the workmen would sufto-
cate. While the pieces are being removed by one
gang Of men, another set are drilling for another
blast" m -
AS soon as The tunnel is completed the shafts
will be walled up So as to serve as ventiletoTS-
The contractors are con dent that their work will
be ready for Tie cars in the Spring OF 1865.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

uHector Jennings, OF Sgndusky, has been no
tieed by his attorney iuLoRdois that he is undls
puted heirto one half the Jennings estate in Eng
land--about $50, 100000. 9oe
So says an exchange. Wonder if its true. s. Z,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

UsThe Collins Mail steamship Atlantic, Cap
tain West, left New York at noon on Saturday for
Liverpool, with IS passengers and s5sS,s7o in
specie. Among the passengers were Hon Thomas
d. Seymout. Minister TO Russia; and Hon. John
Y. A.ssop, Minister to France. ga5a ,r
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NEW ADvRRTIsMnGMIyTs.
1F0FND

i7FSF7FSD
gnu or yyss sonnd by a young man attending
NJ - ~ m tQSnsssy mornine OF the 18th OF this
Information eau6 had coneerning It ~ calling
- n 4 rassl cody and cid rye this ONCE.
ss-.sSsS q, o tsSI;TS
S1s n IT'S run ttEENl. q, . 1.,..,j
and yelling on w heel.I II, NE ~;
ioEfent, Ror inquire a. sas
flee. " 4s-Ss--l
.=------=--==---- m = - IS,,I@I Il 2,
- IA0 = 0p44OHs -, ..,...c
XHI F. tile undersignedI Dry Goods dealers OF Tue
w Wheeling. having " tered long enough lron t ~
foolish iactce OF stftmnln
kinds ui GOODS resolved that aLer the hEsL aay
OF lat fy, 1884 to tue the sara
Hpafticpar, Pa : ~ ~ ,1SSsrar9 - = y
y ia. n f,
STONE 8 3
alcAlR Sshh5s,k " IL. sisi5, III isfs fff
Ai.sA lilsYA 10 ~ Sstn9nLVS
w IllIA GoollhlIfi. ~ IN - ~
w D. 81 81 sS s}sIa E-
IIElSfL:i.li e = o., ! ~ ~, &c E1En0pstt
MARSH teE YAOks1 ISAlAh SsttiAs23sstss:.s
2ianaovI1i (, s s-=4s.,-s =
cNiA = s. WI ~ " ~ lie new ityr story
5Sa i si SsSst % sses aa s9ss 70 'p9 nsS Sc
IN, 3, ,ss ~ 4 Mochnnfes
a lew .. Ls ami . ,loors South q
3ga1nIHt on khe oIposItS sue " sl i
OF to The
for me t5 sf ipcressed taei
tyL aS .,S nfer TO merchants sii
greater Inducements Tor buying t1an x KNOX
:. de28 le..---. q. slNL- ---H4GG1a LLt-4s.2 =
az 3 Motto ,,..5 a.s,,5 l,.g, $
vii nease ca ythOut
stoe o. anfl ali eons hav
nelay anu Hake tI n,eS he same
ing claims asgillst the "a 9uses WIZ PieAso' W
i9t Aauhuatlont s3tt sys. :, ,.o-g
b dec23 I-4Ll5Ili I'd 4lGGLAhblst." g 49,, 4. T.,
toms times e&lclenceu any oie " tG aa ~
cause of alarm Unon the tect
y the oldest and most iuyelel OF C4ssp
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dsas' fHE 8ofEKs OF ARns.7

Rda integencer: You viii please announce thu Il. 2.
sHAIcRps ssDtrg9ytsa of'hff once sfelIy Fsf
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sPRc1AL NOTICES.
USE HoWRs COUGH CANDY!
CnlIeetor n Vtnttr Relits

COlleetor OF NEatss Atenes ~
Mr. Editor. JAMES 81 BUEGER win be supported
for Collector Of Water Rents, a the ensuing ohaFter
ton by ds21. MANY clE W..
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Mr. Editor, You win please announce tsat SMITH Nc.
DONALD will be supported fol tie City Sergeant
by de9Td MANY VOTERS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
GA , OF TIKI 90 .-.-l4
lWhaalinp Cotton MILF

NH suBscrihe teitlsella Public Auction at the front
door OF the Court Hnuse In city of W herlinr On
Moidaytle 18Th day February, 1851 all the es and
personal n orc The Wheeling Cotton Mills Company
Consisting or tho proper H the Wheeling IOI
ton Mills with four lots OF ground, buildings. ma
cinery ioT yaris weaving making battling, etc,
all in good cond ttonFl no rum ing order. ~
These Mills are capable or lIoducing thee Thousand
yards OF cotton cloth per and city tradc furnishes
market for its entire product, and there is no othe
cotton minhe city the present presents rare oppor.
tuntI o persons esiIng embark in the manufacturing
business. i-..ti. s.5,
7ey7as o One nth in cash, the residue in equal
payments at six, twei twenty mouths
will interest FROM date: rhe be secured by
good security and adeed of trust prop,
1.-THE title is supposed to be ihdisputabs hut win con-
vey a title az trustee only. " 81 f--t W > Il
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tpThe editor Of the New York EDening. Post
is poet, and judged poetry; In Q ipte mum.
ber the following article In that line Appeared:
The Salem Freeman makes timely extract from
the poetey If "a Hosea BigloWSsA written half a
dozen years ago, that ,.il]s' q Ai.tt''
''Be dont valiy principle moranen old eudb
!, There are not many who will deny that the fol-
lowing is true picture ofnthe, Attorney General
seen. G. Is adfGfls ANA Il mlh, g.. II
leR been on all sides that gives piece OF Teifi
lll but s0nAtsteIicy still WIN part OF his pilIl
~ Ho,a beln true 10 one partyand thai i1 hlm1ell.
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aIE'T BOOKS FOR HoIIDA Az 7EsFlE3 TE'ss

e5 .Sic.Hf 9..t ---=7,st ln9 $50 fglas. asti
JOSEPH GRAVES. No. n Main street, Centre
Wheeling has ju4t received we'll selected OF
Git Books, cumprtStlg Bibles OF all sizes, Prayer and
Hymn Books richly bound eatan TprieSno-
rocco Annuals forIs54, Political and Prose, works,Al
buns, Juvenile Toy books, in great variety OF bnd.
ings Also good Assortment ofextra Portmones Pock
etbooks Pen Knives, andtoys Of every description.
AL OF the above DO sold at the lowest price 42t:9t
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Editors Intetigercsr: The Old friends oriMh JOSIAH
POWELL and the voters generally win suppOrrhlm for
the sics OF Collector Of Water Fslts.3 ~ Gis2s'f
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GsThe Connecticut river is crossed by ice, and
the boats have suspended tier ttips tfoIdfor
ft,a ,a,sou sficti Efsfti.f
$50 e.-,Se'' atifsitft 3 lfill-
uA spinning wheel nearly two hundred years
old has been placed in the agricultural rqOusat
"A bany. Is 81 a.
/ GIT Ohio Legislature meet Columbus on
HE End ofnezt month. 9
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HEAv1 Ropnrnt % MonrE.-rhs safe Of the
Jones Manufacturing Company a Dadmpudyille
wo-Oesler county Mass, was broken open on
Thursday night and robbed Of 100 in small bills
tunder s2O'4l Of the Mechanics bank Of YNoroes.i
lea. Areward Of $500 il offered for the money, OF
an equal pereentasf toE any part Of the amount.
AiFrLLlBusrER, At EIGVAEk!--A Among the pa5<en.
gers on board The steamer Crescent which stopped
at Havana, Is 1saals on Bar lets Trip 1roin NeW
Orleans, Essths flifbdster Col! o'tihral a prIes
was set on his head afset ne esptais d Lopez,
aud .sgainss him there is standing Ssntenes Of
hiia tlaneft iifizfs
aaAth. al-tiess .4s--N NOV aaltielia sliIls
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MOOR,S PATENT OLhSP BROOM.

MOOR'S PATENT CLASP BROOM.
) THISis new and useful improvements patented 9th
July 1852 recently or exhibition al the Crystal Palace,
New York IT. has every advantage over tho common
It's peculiar advantage is that any ono oN ming handle
and clasp may any time have broom at the most
trifing expense. ft.s 20 vi
lnvesment, better opportunity cannot be found The
subscriber who Is the exclusive agent for the disposal OF
ali rnsrid Rights for this valuable Improvement is stop.
ping days at the Monroe House, where he is pre-
pared exhibit different qualities OF broous and trans.
FER any unsod Territory on reasonable terms.
All Communications by mail promptly answered.
dc2T'2t j TRBADWELL.
IL Al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

MIR. Editor. ploase annodnco X ~ RIt aGahdi-
date for tho ONCE of Collector OF Revenue coming
cBsrtsr election, aud oblige ssta sse ~ &
does ,5.9l55 & 1871 - OIL MANY FRIENDS
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/ John r. Miller g. Co. -
ETTE hand well assorted stock OF all kinds of
Ivy mill feed, baled hay oornand o7tS-aso choice
brands Of extra flour, which deliver prmptly tocls
TONER'S and those who will kindly pAtronze US, of
charge We have few straw cutters and aheels
left, aud intend TO Of full assortment OF agricultural
fmplenlentsi in the snring. dc24
FtfEF - 9 CHEESE. = I1sIs,E p 2 AZ
6O BoxEsprime w. r. cheese, Just reed aud sale by
'ONJIdc25 5.5'., JOHN r. MORROW
- D IfIaf B IPaRKER'SI SALOON. 90 2 QF3.a
MAKE, Cyeigfng so poindsO will be for sale by the
Y j pound q de2f ff5sffSs tsa5TM PHRKERft3 ~
q LII kinds Of Toys and conrecltoner " iGst reed
IA do24g T VI PARKER !
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.Att.sAasa. tsstaths4ssfMal
ROlRn WA N'TRD

BOARD WANTED. ,5 -, 81
tn advertiser wishes board htnsei, wife and
child in respectable small private family. Please
nd iress imrediateiy, Box IA at tho Wheeling =. o.
lec21.tr I! i. ~ n 81 l.ltlI.Eltl n
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BRIDGE STOCK AND Gas srocK

nrp = ronn LIT ~ 90 III q,
ID Wednesday the 2sth inst, sell at public auction
the court house OF this county commencing at O'Clock
p NJ thire thousand dolla OF stock in the Wheeling
& Belmont Bridge Company, and fifteen thousand dollats
of stock in the Wheeling Gas Company.
]. w. GILL, & Elt
Afa GEO. F0RRES,
fLS a. s. HALLoWELL, SCom. ~
81 ID. LAMB, II 4
Jco1 s.a-s=ff --t S. RRADY.
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
and the desire ofthe Director
ettend promptly TO aytng tolls, as without this
the Company have means of preparing the
road winter and it is Of importance TO AL that
this necessary be put in the possible
pair for the public accommodation. Without tolls is
cannot Be done. Russ b. go rl'1.l
IulN sss .LgJ H. N.
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'-,s59t.SS; DISSOLUTION.
THE firm oil Becker, v eillet& Franzheim Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. An persons having claims
against the firm will present them to heir successors
FRANZHEIM LuTz, for payment, aud TO whom all per.
indebted to the said firm will please make Payment.
.E2ysti Htf slis.- BECKER, WEI LLitR &c CO.. s.
Wheeling, Dec. 81, 1858 dce7st
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PIANO0 AND YIULINo,

PlANU0 AND YlOIlN0IltL
lust caee OF fine Italian and RI encli Vic
81 Ills OF very superior quslty with very fine vi
oincelOs Gua,s, and the very best OF Italian French
aud En.lsh Violin Strings. Tuning Forks aud Hammers,
Music Paper PHecepi all Kinds, ytha general stock
OF Musical Merchandise Reeeylns an inv9iee OF Pta;
BOSTON which will arrive to day tomorrow and
Tcetaves, and wt1be sold Boston The Pianos
recommendation, We respectfully fnyfte tho musical
community To- give caltad judge Tor Themselves. at
the old Music and Variety Store No % Union ST q
nnv0I r las MRIJ0Rs %
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THRUSH SALEI7 :

10y virtue OF Decd OF Trust 10 me executed by George
I'D Hartley, dated tile 18th October, 1852 aud recorded
in the clerks office Of the county court for Ohio county,
book page 306 shall at the front door OF the court
house of Ohio count lie 23d day Of January 1884,
highest bidder fifty the north end OF lot lumber
One hundred and sy 6161) in that part OF the city
OF Wheeling commonly called East w heeline Termsof
sale cash. =
putabe. but selling astrustee shall only convey title
40 d L 3 ~ ~ ALEX. ROGERS
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SUN OF mq found By young man iL stt cE 1E
naTket on HednesdAy morning, oil tne IAN OF Ins
Informal eau concerning It ~ GUMS
on lori, pEsURSIIELIl, WeAtA leIander, "a ueSeaAW
HSE Argos copy aud charge this otdcel
AZ M8 FOR RENT.
SkNEW and rbnvenieAt Dwelling on Wheeng i y; ~;
IA i6rfent Rotdfther lormatioh inquire Al shls ~
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. : ID. - j., H. PENDLBToN. sec,y.
TO Country Merohants.

10 OOuuGIY U6IUuduUB. =.
.H-A rs AND CiAP3s-M HOL ESAIL E.
TATE are now receiving Faltand Winter stock O.
w Hats and Caps, which will be, we feel assured tho
Me CHAINS who design purchasing East, are particularly
invited call examine STOCK, for certain
the prices al luy low IN the Baltimore market
s. D. HARPER IL SON, 127 Main cor. .Union
aur3f - s Wheeling, Va.
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JAS. H. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty at the election to be held in the Spring OF 1884
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Thomas Hughes =
HIGAIY lMPORTANT.

I.t HIGHLY 1MPOETANI. "
Premium Chinese Lustrsl Washing Fluid,
N the greatest Improvement yetdiscoVcred for saving
labor expense in shing Clothing aud House Clean
ing Linens and Cotons washed by tins Fluid will DO
winter aud softer shan III beached on the grass.
WARRANrED not to injure tbs fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself point by soakpg Pete OF lotion
or Lieni the Fluid, null strength, Tor 81 hours which
viii clearly show that it must be PuI ely wien
Tie Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sixpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
and sold by the subscriber, who has lats
~ pun chased tho right for Ohio eounyt, Ya.s
: N fT,,-1l - slI= e, jas MELbOR,
Nh. 2f Union St. lHleellng. Va.
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Do gou renaen6e TIE old Gorner

DO you Ten5en1 Der the Old Corner
MO. So, WATER tsTREET2 Callthere and see the
IN and gorgeous stock OF 0vereoatlngs
Cassimeres, Cloths splendid Velvet and other Vest:nSs
See, admin Q, andleaveiyour measured -
pair PandisS.s made IN ne tsi Style TO Or
oyereoats, Goats, Pants Vests, and Hosiery, extern
sfVe variety and OF the finest material and make always
OH hand; every garmeltIndelfn the establishment.
sepI3 5f TIL. HUG HES, Wheeling, Va.