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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29
rwrllton for the wheeling 1ntelllsOneer.l
The Heart,s Alchymy.

.Wa,e1ing the heart whose early howers have died,
Aud with fresher growth Teplenishing the void"
\ But there be hearts that uevercan grow old.
The body may decline; the head be whitening
over with the trosts Of age; the eye grow dim and
but inperfecily express the emotions that ag,tate
and delight the breasti but then there comes
moral vision, snperseding the PHYSICAL which can
find, within, objects as biih as ever reigned With
out, and which can concentrate al that was loved
or lovely IN past existence, around the altar erect
ed there to liallowed affections and cherished re-
miniscences, while it excludes from it all that is
otherwise. iSl 81
1t is one, perhaps the greatest, of the temporal
mercies of a benefcent God, that enables us when
the world in which we move. and have our being
has lost is zes, and its stern realities the promise
that encouraged US TO encounter and endure them;
to create within ourselves, anottet sphere, and to
aorn it with images not the less lovely and atrac-
tive because composed Of fragments preserved from
the idols of the pasta world OF which we are
sovereign; Memory our queen; Fancy our prime
miniser--and whose subjects, our own from Ma
ture, art, poetry and romance, nay often from zeal
and social life, assume the hues, characters, cir
cumstances, and dispositions our own tastes i'll
cline us 10 invest them with, to contribute TO our
qualification and amusement in hours that would
otherwise be unhappy, or drag their slow length
along, uncheered by allurements appeTtaining 10
actual existence. .. 80 IS
What this faculty haG been, and still is, 10 ma
ny, is known only 10 themselves, and to Him who
has seen proper 10 blirg desolation over ali that
once constituted in them, the joy and pride of life
10 render the frail skif in which they had en-
barked their hopes of this world, wreck--per-
haps to show them, in this stern and terrible les,
son, the magnitude of his power, the infnitude Of
his mercy, aud the incomprehensiLle and incon=
ceiyable agency of Being who can
"Ride upon the whirlwIrd, and be pilot,
To the bubble on the breaker - -gz
ELLESDALE, Va. W.B ID.
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nPoISoNING.h

Thousands OF Parents who use vermifsc composed Of
Castor OIL CaIome &c, not aware, that while they
appear to benefit patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases, such salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflimhs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Iobensaes Medicines towhich ask the attention Of
all directly Interested in their own their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and ali disorders ar
sng bilious type, should make OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's LiveI Pills.
not dseeirea,' but ask for Hobensacks Worm
syrup and Liver pills. observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HoBENsAcK, none
else are genuine y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

Ma. PaENTlcE of the Louisville Journal, in
beautifully written obituary on the death of his
late associate Editor, Thomas II. sHREEyE, Esq,
who died last Thursday, of consumption, says:
eve, the surviving editor of The Journal, fe,l
that the prime of life is scarcely gone yet, us
we look back upon long cureer in this city, we
seem to behold, near and far, only the graves OF
neylnen and apprentices that were il our employ
when we first commenced publishing our paper,
are dead, our first partner, second partner, aud
our third partner dead, and our first assistant
and our last assistant are also dead. When these
memories cone over US, we feel like one alone at
IN the midst Of church yard, with the
winds signing mournfully around him through the
broken tonbs, and the voices of the ghosts of de
parted joys sounding doIefulIY in his ears. Our
prayer to God is that such memories may ave
christening and eevating influence upon US, and
fit us TO discharge, better than we have ever yet
done, our duties to earth and to heaven.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

u-J-we learn from the Cleveland PlaindeOler'
that new and dangerous counterfeit has made its
ppDsaranee in that city. lisa sS note Ola the
Webster Bank of Boston, Mass, letter B, dated
august 16. 1853, a portrait of Daniel Webster
surrounded by stars, covers the middle Of the mott;
Bunker Hill Monument on the left hand margin,
and large figure FIVE on the right hand margin
S. Lincoln, Cashier, and VIM. Thomas President
1t is an imitation of the genuine, and well caicu-
lated 10 deceive. s5e-
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CONFECTIONERY, Toys, &c.
Buohan,s Hungarian Balsam.!!

THE GREAT ENGLISH
xS2N y ~. sCSsrSS noliary Diseases still stands
~ GO unri vailed and UNSURPASSED,
| n SH4SA Afas the most efiectua curatiVo
~ = OF these most formidable COM
s4 sSIssl x Splatnts now known to tile CIV
| e. - y ~ SiIizeL world
fI5iI 81 P'fE6tz Ten years OF trial in the u
time IL has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
u sD' f'4i Only REEIABLE REMEDY q
in the worst OF Pulmonary ssase and the hes. Gu
rlYe OF all tho slight forms ol colds, cough ana imam
nation that possibly be used; for hooping cough II
H'' ~ e4u1 SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This frghtul symptom OF approaching consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use Of BISams
ard restores those vital organs the lungs to sound and
"'a''"' S'''N''' REMEMBER THIS.
Splitting Of blood always arises from tSndeEcy to ~;
berculous disease; and fnot cheated the OUTSET will
sooner or later te rmna:e in death.
5.sifs1f5 PAIN IN THE SIDE. saf.sEs
This distressing symptom of consumption arises from
Peura or from bronchial aeetion the airpassages; in
either it is dangerous Of disease
AMI nothing can possibly effect that speedily AVID
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases OF Consumption tbs Is always more or
and s9 q, ire Gse7 plfSFs and ss es
the Liver unattended BY consumption, is speedily cured
= - DsP' WINTER COUGH.
Tho harsh, dry hacking, winter cough, which atcis
OLD PEOPLE, and invaiids low stale OF health is
bid mucous and other foul matter; improves tkc digestive
organs, aud imparts new lie to the wan and emacate
sssteni Z = .., :. :, !. "
Bronchitis, dculty OF brealhing, harsh cough. Shiny
with all ~ d n al
directly and specifically affected by the use Of this add
nrable remedy, BE warned IN lime ye en-
r. TUBERCLES5 ON THE LUNGS.
The Hungarian Balsam is the only remedy which has
the 20 cr to dissolve, and Tubercles the
Lungs ncredjble as this generally esteemed, we have
Tie most conclusive evidence to sustain the
SsserIio that such is its direct and Immediate effect,
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

NAN TIKI VILE AUEUNIR HUI" % 'H''I
THE COMMUNITY LARGEl
ISAAC PRAGER has just returned from the East with
the best stock Of Dry md Fancy Goods, lHOsie.
ry &c, exhibited in this city, which he is offering
at tho new and beautiful building, No. 8, NInin IS
Cbetween Monroe Union sreets,S at such astonishing
low prices every WHO call on himCand
ladies' aud gentlemen will find it TO their advantage II
they do SOY to u ter tho above eX. lanlatton.
His being too large enunerute, he will only d-
ct particular choice assortment oil the Ia
sest styleor PIaida, French HHerinOs. and Wool
DeInines OF every color. Blankets, EmbrOIdcr.
iea, and an assortment Of Linens, such never were
seen before:
To the trade he offers particular advantages as through
his with tue first importing houses of the coun
try he able sell cheap Eastern
Market EuovIJ ISAAC PRAGER, 1l6 Main st.
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AN INTERESTING CASE OF LIFE INsuRANcE.-A
very peculiar case, (says the Rochester Union,)
arising on life policy, has recently been adjudi
Gated in that judicial district. N Osborne, Esq,
at the instance of the late H. B. Williams. Esq :,
procured policy of insurance upon his life for
some 50, 5000, under these circumstances: Several
risks had been taken prior to Mr.. Williams, leaving
for California; by an Insurance agent in that city,
and prior to the application of Mr.. Osborne, Which
was declined. Mr.. Osborne then made an appli-
cation TO New York agency of a British Com
pany, the application and the certificate of the
state of Mr.. Williams health being dated Septem-
Der 9Th. The risk was taken by the Company in
question, and the policy dated Oct. 18th.
Ii so ppened that on the evening of the very
day on which the policy was issued, Mr.. Williams
died on the Isthmus, If cholera, of which he had
been sick several days. The company refused to
pay, on the ground that Mr.. Williams was notwell
at the time the risk was taken. Suit was brought,
aud the Court held that the policy was granted on
the state of facts existing at the date of the APP
.plication. and that the company assumed the risk
involved in The subsequent lapse of time. Mr..
Osborne recovered the amSunt of his claim; and
The company has paid it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

a lorge number OF the mo st prominent citizens of
Troy have rendered to Gen. Wool, prior to Als de-
partu for California, the compliment of public
dinner. as testimonial from his fellow citizens 10
bis bravery and patriotism, as well as his social
virtues and personal worth. The General accepts
the invitation, and names Saturday next as a con-
yenient day.
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neath "a . Member d ceuEress.

y Mr.. BroOkins Campbell, Representative from
Tennessee, who died in Washington on Sunday
as we onnounced by telegraph, was several times
a member of the Tennessee Legislature beating
Andrew johnson, the present Governor OF that
State, at one election. He was an officer in the
Mexican war, and was 40 yearS old. His Districts
Wing. He died of a spinal affection, and leavesa
widow and one child, an infant.
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RRAL RsTATR sALns.
Real Estate for Sale.

OFFER or sale improperly located ON the west sill,
OF Mann street, between Franklin and MOI Iii stfest
6I ming Main wntet street; Sihetynine TssIS,
Main and one hundred and ninetYeght feet on Wate ~
II The whole is NOT sold together within three months
private sale IL Will be offered at Auctfol, in SrS
parcels wit suit purclasers-the time owheh sale
will be made known, 49, = E
j also offer my Farm located in Putney TOWNSHIP p,
county, Ohio ontng the liver opposite Bogrs ie
and, and adjoining lands Of w illiaIl Be nard: '
This farm contains Between 81 and 90 aceaitb roo,
graed bea ing it Orchard. two Dwelling House, SS
vi which built last summer; also, barn in gon5 rop
only 10 rods nom the tlycr. tH'
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati raro,d
are oca' ed through this Fam
Persons DESTROYS purchasing either OF these pieces
ground requested TO call the subscriber at lis
denCe in Fulton near the city. ~
deL5daw3m sast ~ a4 LOUIS BAYHA
The house formerly occupied by the rsgned on II.
above named premises, is for rent Any person desrn
10 examine this property do so by Calling Oh Mr. %
George. corner Of. Main and Washington stleeta.
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Gov. Winston was insugurated as governor OF
Alabama, on Tuesday Last, His inaugural address
advocates States rights doctrine of 5s9; fayors
internal improvements by individuals but not by
the State; and recommends appropriations for ii
colonization of free negroes. asa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

The extensive planning mill of Jsseph L. GarJi-
rer at Bristol, R. l., with two gun and pistol fac
tories and contents and Eve or six other buildings
were destroyed by Ere on Sunday morning last
Mr.. Gardiner is the principal sufferer, and losts
about $4,000, mostly covered by insurance.
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e1rr BOOKS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

JOSEPH GRAVES, No n Main street, Centre
wheeling, has just received well selected ASSORTMENT OF
Git Books, comprising Bibles OF oil Sizes Prayer ana
Hymn Books richly bound IN velvet cataid Turkey mo-
ROCCO. Animals for 1854 Poeca and Prose WORKS. Al
buns Juvenile and Toy books in great variety Of binds
fngs Also good assortment ofexLra Portmonies Pock
et:books, Pen Knives, and toys every description.
All of the above will BIO sold the owesprce. d2li9t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

MuHDEa.-An ARRAY occurred on Saturday night
last, at lager beer house on Bond street, between
Fleet aud Alice Anna streets, which resulted III
the death of u young German named Peter Miller.
II appears that there was ball going OIL il the
house at the time, and about 10 O'Clock a number
Of dsorderly y nng men entered, ana soon gnl mo
who were promptly on the spot, the fracas was
suppressed. Miller did not take amy part whatever
in the disturbance, but leltthe ballroom and retir-
ed below 10 the barro0m. While standing at the
bar, young man named Luke Burns. who was
one of the party that had BEEN fighting upstairs,
entered from the street, and approached Miller
in threatening attitude, with knife in his land.
The latter begged him to desiSt, stating That he had
never harmed him, but Burns rushed forward and
stabbed him in The abdomen, inficting fearful
wound, from the effects of which Miller died on
Sunday afternoon. Coroner Hall held an inquest
over the body, an the jury returned verdict in
ucco1da nee with the facts. Burns was arrested by
Lieulenans Shafer aud Stewart of the night
watch, and committed to iaiIfor further herring
Bait. Patriot.
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Gov. Powell, Of Kentucky, has pardoned Amans
da L. Carter. the young woman who committed
forgery to buy bonnet in Louisville short time
.ince. She was member of circus company,
or hippOdrome, and had excited. sympathy from her
youth and apparent inexperience.
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DR MoRsE,s INVIGoRATING CORDIAL.

The only sure and sale remedy. yet discovered for Gen.
eral Debility, Physical Prostraon, lrritabity. aud ali
the yxrious train of Gections will also
Depression Excitement, Dislike OF Society, lneapacy
for Study Business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility.
etc-See advertisement scpI6
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PoRK CoNrRAcT.-A contract for the English
market, said to have been entered into some time
since by commercial house of this city, has been
the talk for weeks, and various rumorS are afoat
respecting its extent, and the number of hogs that
will be required to fill it. So far as we know any
thing abou: the transaction, our information is en-
tireIy based upon rumor, and as such we give it.
We hear there are two or three houses engaged in
preparing Hong mindless, boneless, and to becured
expressly for Europe. The hogs are slaughtered
at one house, aud distributed to two Others, which
are prepared, and the pIoprietors Of which un-
derstaud the manner of putting up this kind of
meat.
1t is said ten TO fifteen thousand will be required
10 fill the engagements the whole TO be curediwith
dry salt. and boxed up. Thus far not TO exceed
G,OOO or 1000 Of the hogs have been slaughtered,
and perhaps mol more than 10, 600 purchased. The
parties ale now buying hogs at 81, and slaughter
ing them fast as they come 10 hand.-SSt. Louie
Nc1Ds, Dec. II. ..s
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MroRdItor. You will Please announce tho naaeof H
p CHApL1NR as candidate for the office OF City Ser
eant at the ensuing charter election, and obgne voter
of the dc9o FIFTH WARD l.o
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GTJames Dyoa has been indicted at New Or
leans. for being engaged in the eslaye insupecss
iion,'. ia that city last summer.
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Mr. Editor: Please announce Is. NJ. CARR as eandI-
date for the office of Collector of Revenue, at the comn
charter election, and obIige IS ss III -
acos 4 = lie 49, 4! & MANY FRIENDS
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John Murphy who murdered his wireat Fall
River, Md, last spring. by forcing sulphuric acid
down her throat, has, been tried aud convicted,
and sentenced to be executed alter one years il-
prsonment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

UTBishop Wainwright and Rev. Dr.. Hawke
will consscrate Bishop Scott, Of Oregon, at Sal
vannah. on the sth Of january next
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TRUSTEES SALE
s OF THE s-as, .y.5.s
Wheeling Cotton Mills.

TIME subscribe will sell at Public Auction at the from,
door the Cont House in tho city OF WhcGlinE On
Mondaythe 18th day OF February, 1851 all the and
personal property the Wheeling otton Mills ComenT
consisting OF the property known as the Wheeling COL
tor Ms, with four lots OF ground, buildings engine M
ali in good condition and run ing ofder. sSS>'
These Mills are capable OF producing three thousan1
market for lis entire product and as there is no otb.
cotton mill nthe city, The resent presents rare oppo
tunty for persons desiring TO embfrk in the nanuicu.
business. - 500
Terms Of fifth in csh. the residue in eeu.
payments six twelve, eighteena moihs
with interest date The payments TO be secured b.
bonds with good security and deed OF trust the prop
1sihe title is supposed to be indsrutabe. hut viii con-
yey ttls as trustee only nppw w,,sow r1,,...
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PIaNOS AND -VIOLINo.


TUST opened-onc of fine Italian and Fl ench VIC
81 Ills OF very superior quality. with some very fine Vi
oincellus, GUITARS and the very bestof Italian Freneh
and English Violin Strings. Tuning Forks and Hammers
nso Paper RrecepOrS all ktls with general stool
OF Musical Merchandise Receiving. invoice OF Pii
BOSTON, OF which will arrive day Sand
cctavea and will he sold at Boston prices The Pianos
well and appreciated that they need 70
recommendation. We respectfully invite the music,
comniuntyto give call and judge for themselves
the old Music and Variety Store, No % Union st.
novel, t9fsts ~ lef2 JAS. MEJLoR
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Editors 1pteiseree old friends Of Mr- JOSIAH
POWELL and the voters grncny,wIl support him for
the Usfico Of oollector Of Water Rents. deas'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
USE HoWBs COUGH CANDY
n-,l.-.-- . e1TTn,er Rbr,tn

Mr.. Rditorr JAMES NJ. BULGkR WIN be spproriea'
for Collector of Water Rents At the ensuing charter eee
lion by dce7' MANY CITIZENS q 4
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Eds Intelligeneer You will please announce that r. p
sHALeRoss will be suplortodt or the Office ofcy ser.
does, The VOTERS oEsAII. rHn WARDS. =.
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rrsam Weller bus been arrested in ST. Louis.
charged with bigamy. Poor samivell where is
Mr.. Piekwicki
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{TRUST SALE,

OY virtue OF Deed OF Trust me executed by Geors.
ID Hartley, dated the 10th October 1852 aud recorded
In the clerks Office of the county court for Ohio county,
book 81, page 306 shatat the front door OF tile eoult
house OF Ohio county ON the e3d day Of January 1884,
highest bidder. fifty feet orthe north end OF lot number
hundred and sixty C16) in that part OF the city
OF Wheeling commonly called East Wheeling. Terms OF
sale cash.
The title to the above property bel eyed TO be inds
putahle selling trustee Shall only convey such title
de2s ALEX ROGERS.
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BEsToMaN.-A Washington correspondent gives
the following: .if
there are some who think Senator Gwin rather
got the best of you. Col. Benton replied; "I'il
cut Gwin TO pieces, Sir. Yes, Sir, Pllcut him to
piecrs-to pieces, Sir; yes Sir, I'll cut him 70
pieces sir.'' 51E
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For Oity seFgentlt

Mr. Editor. you viii please announce that SMITH Nc
DONALD will ma for the Office OF City Sergeant
by de2nd MANY VOTERS.
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GT-A man six feet high, standing in the middle
of an extensive plain, can see the surface of the
earth around him to the distance ofthree miles on
every side-that is, he stands in circle whose
ing outside Of this circle, could not be seen BY tie
man stationed in the centre. The conyexity of
the earth iuerposes to pseveit one from seeing the
other. 81 (srst yTyf3f7sg 4 o. sl{gsEhE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

JAS. H. MoMRcHEN is .. candidate for the SHERIFF
ATTY, at election to be held in the Spring of 1854.
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Do goa rentember TIE Old Corner
MO IS, WATER STREET? Call there and see tie
In newly received and gorgeous stock OF oVeIeoatln
Iassmeres, Cloths splendid Velvet and other VesEsA
See; admi,e, andleave your measured
5-A pair of PdMEaiocns made in lE finest stye TO o.
DER al hours notice !! -.s .l-s,.f5 t5s..... ID.
overcoats, Coats, Pants, Vests, and Hosiery, in exeE
sve variety, tho finest material and make, alwa'
hand; every garment in the establishment.
sept3 -5GE NH HUGHRS Wheeling, Va.
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I " -IKLO4O44oA4Ub'
HATS AND CAP S-WHo LEsSALE.
NNTE now receiving our Fall and Winter Stoke
largest and cheapest the city Country
ehan;s who design purchasing East particularly
the prices alc ully low in the Bsltmore market.
S. d. HARPER Il SON, 1877 Main cor Union.
aueS1 7-- wheeling, Va.
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Soull 81 Thonpson

wTHoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in The abO1.
House, respectfully Invites Western Merchants to give
him call. del9-d6m
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Marshall and OHIO Turnpike Company
TTNAE tolls are now charged as heretofore this road,
and it is the desire ofhe Directors that all per
", nIc tic Company have OF preparing he
winter use, and it is Of Importance 10 all that
this be put in the best possible re-
pair for the public accommodation. Without tos thi'
cannot Be done. arat- lLTtLL-
Juy2S.TE j 1iIis s.#.. j. H. PEN Sec'y
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MHw ApvRRTIsRMHNTs.
NoFrn WEsrrns BANy OF VIRGINIA, }

Wheeling, Dec 2Si 1908.
tn e annual meeting or the Stockholders OF THIS b9nA
ei he held at banking house in Wheeling on Iuesday
The 3d day OF lanupry next.
l6 election TOR Directors Of the parent nenk, anu
foT Tor each tile branches at WeilsbuIg
ami Jsf.rsonvle will at 10 0clock ~ m''
and close at 3, y ~. - 80,
dcqoM D. LAMB, Cashier
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u , - .VELVET RIBBONS.
TUsT received this morning, very large assortment
i ID of velvet gibbons at low prices.
All who wish trimmings OF any kind win do wen by
calling Al the Store No 1856 Main st., wheeling Va
-deeS III Is 8'tle as JOHN G. HRPTLKY