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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

failed. 1t has resuscitated the feesoil party
1t has given them consequence that has al
ready begotten impudence. The snake that We
hoped was killed is only scotched; the genial
rays of public patronage have warmed it into
being; its vitality is palpable; it win creep for
a time upon its belly, till feeling the full con.
fidence Of restored power, it will rear its snaky
crest and strike its deadly fangs into the bosom
that nurtured it. Such we sincerely believe to
be the true end Of the vitality given to this lately
PROSTATE and unprincipled crew.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

We copy the following from the Richmond
Enquirer of yesterday. We fully concur in the
opinions it expresses, and commend it to the
attention of our readers:
The President and the South.
We suspect the whig press will find it diff
| fcult task to convince the country that the ad
ministration Of President Pierce is wanting in
regard for the rights Of the south. If the cab
met even were disposed to temporise with abol
| itionism-an absurd supposition-the sonth has
an impregnable bulwark of defence in the in
| flexible patriotism of him who directs and con
trolls the policy of the administration. Ii is not
possible to impair the confidence which south
ern men repose in the irmness and integrity Of
President Pierce. His principles and his cour
age have been exposed to every sort of tempta
ton and trial, and it is absurd to suspect that
he will manifest either fear or treacAery when
his personal honor, his position before the couA
try, and the respect of posterity, will be the
forfeit of any compromise with abolitionism
field of political promotion. He is above the
petty ambition of intriguing politicians. His
object now is an historical fame, which he can
achieve only by consistent adherence to the prin.
ciples of his past life, and by upholding the in.
tegrity of the Constitution, and by promoting
the best interests of the country. To suspect
him Of disposition to countenance abolitionism,
is to assume that he is wanting as much in
common sense as in good faith.
To those who pretend not to find in the past
life Of President Pierce sufficient guarantee Of
his fidelity for the future, we would make this
suggestion await the development of the Pres.
idents policy in his message to Congress; and
| if you do not find there abundant security for
the south, then tell the people that the country
is in danger. For our part, we have as much
confidence in Mr.. Pierce-in his determination
to maintain the rights ofthe south--as if he had
drawn his first breath on the banks Of the Sayan.
nah, and was the master of his hundred slaves.
And we venture to predict that his admins
tration will amply justify our opinion. Before
many months the country will have On explicit
declaration of his policy, and we hazard the
prediction that, in his message to Congress, the
south will find every proper assurance and
guaranty. ..E .,...
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
OCTOBER Is, 1853.

BR- Mr.. H. X. LUNDY, bookseller, Bridge
street, Georgetown, will act as agent for the
Sentinel, in receiving subscriptions and adver.
tisements.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

D6rWe are requested to announce that dur
ing the remainder Of the present month the
President will receive visitors only on Thursday
and Saturday Of each week, between the hours
of one and two o'clock, p. m.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

We copy the following from the Richmond
Enqairer Of yesterday. We fully concur in the
opinions it expresses, and commend it to the
attention of our readers:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

To BRING THE DROWNED TO LIFE-Intended to
be put in eUery mans hat. Immediately as the
bodyis removed from the water, press the chest
suddenly and forcibly downward and backward,
and instantly discontinue the pressure. Repeat
this violent interruption until pair Of common
bellows can be procured. When obtained, into
duce the muzzIe well upon the base ofthe tongue.
Surround the mouth with towLor handkerchief,
and close it. Direct a bystander topress firmly
upon the projecting part THE neck, (called.Ad-
ans apPle,l aud use the bellows actively. Then
press uponthe chest to expel the air from the
lungs 10 initiate the natural breathing. Contin-
ping this at least an hour, unless signs Unnatural
breathing come on.
Wrap the body in blankets, place It near the
fire, and do everything to preserve the natural
warmth, as well as to impart a natural heat; if
possible. Everything, however. is secondary to
initiating the lungs, Send for medical man i'm
Avoid all frictions until respiration be in some
degree restored. VALENT.aE MoTT,
sug. Gen. of the American shipwreck Society.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

RAPID EXECUTION OF MUaC.---Dr. Lardner, in
recently commenting upon the speed of seventy
miles per hour attained on the Great Western Rail.
road, of England, remarked, that at that rate OF
speed the engine 'coughed' twenty times in a sec
ond-a number impossible for the ear to separate
and distinguish. Now, under tie direction of
great leader, we have heard forty violins in the
corda of an overture firmly attack passage of
idty play them perfectly together, es il by one in
Strument. each note being most distinctly appre-
ciabIe by the ear. The effect on the audience
was electrical, exciting to the list degree Hap
pening to have watch in hand at the moment,
we calculated the speed ofthe players, and found,
for twenty second, three groups, or twenty-four
notes second, were played by each. Thus, in
each second, they play nine hIlLdted and sixty
notes, and IN twenty seconds, or one-third of
had asinge one OF these notes been misplaced,
highly cultivated and naturally susceptible ear
would have discovered and been displeased byit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

LEAP At THE Falls OF NnGARA.-We have re-
ceived asirguar narration of narrow escape of
life at the Falls OF Niagara. Mr.. E. v. Wilson,
of this CITY, went to the Falls with party, and
among the number was Mrs. N. L. Piper. The
lady, at the time, was labonng slightly under a
species ofinsanity. Immediately upon her arrival
very desirou5 10 see the falls; and standing
on the Canada side, at about twenty feet from the
falling sheet of water, she slipped her arm from
Mr. Wilson, and made rush towards the preci-
pice. He rushed alter her, aud inst as she was
going over, he caught hold of her dress and by it
held her dangling in the air. The dress gave
way and she fell upon ledge of rock, 1t a dis
tanee Of twenty feet. AS she thu lay, Wilson,
our narrative says, with great presence of mind,
looked fcEa soft place. and discovering that q
quantity of loose earth was lying on the rocks, he
Immediately jumped down on it. He was Just III
time to save her from going over the main preci2
pice. BY the aid ola pair of long lines belong
ing TO team closely, they were both dra .yn up
together. They both suffered from some contlI-
sions, butneither was seriously hurt. These cir
cumstances took place on Thursday last.-To-
TOatO CoEOnist.
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REMnuA1-

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building,
No. LILY, nniM street,
west side between Monroe and Union streets, where
will be prepared with an cary and extensive Spring
stock direct Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine
reb4 VIM. t. SELBY.
nJ. G. Metealf will be found at the above establish.
nlent, where he awaits his old friends. -
Lroxs KAruA1soS This invaluable article cradi-
eating nandru curling. Identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all be the best discovered We
should think the ladies' would try it, certainly Price
e5 cents in large bottles Advertised column.
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sPsoIAL OTTO ELS.
aFsICK AND AFFLlCTED..n

THE most safe and certain remsay ever known to the
world for tho cure oil obstinate coughs colds, asthma,
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling or rising the throat de-
ty pains the side breast, broken constitution,
from the abuse of caomel causes, is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY consumption, amer it has reached state, and as
sumed character hitherto considered incurabe, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paration. Rcmembcr-the great Original wild Cherry
PREPARATION and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate of
DIR. STHAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale 8y-DR JAMES :5AKERj llELLS j. CALD-
WE'LL; and PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh BURDsALL q Co., cincinnutii
and by dealers generally. sepl9
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n.pn1snNIMG N

Thousands of Parents who use Verminge composed OF
Castor OIL CaomcI, &C. are aware that while they
appear to benefit tile patient they actually laying tne
foundations for series diseases, such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness oflimss, etc.
In another column will he found the advertisement o
EIobensacks Medicines, (Which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their well their chill
rens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type should make or the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
m."Be not deeeired, but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are penufne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

TnE Coat TaApr.-The Pittsburgh Post says it
learns that there are about two hundred and TWEEN
ty pairs of coal boats already loaded and prepared
10 start down the Ohio upon the first rise of the
river. Estimating each pair of boats to contain on
an average about eighteen thousand bushels, the
aggregate amount of coal now awaiting favora-
BILE stage of water at Pittsburgh TO be shipped
thence to the southwest, would reach nearly four
millions of bushels, and realise the sum of three
hundred and sixteen thousand dollars. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

TnE HoME OF HENEr CLAr.-Ashland, the resi-
dence of the late Henry Clay, containing $50 acres,
near Lexington, KY, was to have been sold at auc
ton on Tuesday last. At an early day, it belong
ed to Daniel Bone, whose fame is intimately as
sociated with the early history of Kentucky, and
whose name is coupled with many of the thrilling
and fearful legends of Western adventure. Col.
Nathaniel Hart who fell at the battle of the river
Raisen, afterwards purchased it, and it subsequent
ly descended to Mrs. Clay, whose maiden name
was Lucretia Hart.
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A ClxcrvNArt JUDoE1N L1ABo.-The Cincinnati
Commercial of the 18th says that Judge Joseph
Dana, was arrested on the Friday previous, at his
residence, 8 miles from the city, charged in con-
nexion with several others, with extensive forge
ries ofland bills. He was in Jail awaiting exam
iuaton. He was charged with altering the re-
cords of several deeds of lands in the recorders
office, and with forging several nromissory notes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

DINNER TO JOHN NJ. BorTs.-A public dinner
was given on Monday evening oflast week, at New
ark, N. j., to Hon. John Minor Bolts, by large
party of his personal and political friends. There
were about sixty persons seated at the table. Col.
A. NJ. C. Pennington presided. Mr.. Bolts made
an eloquent speech, and commended that the prin-
ciples OF protection to industry, Improvements of
rivers and harbors, distribution of the proceeds of
the public lands, and other questions which the
wing party has heretofore supported, yet vital
Iy important to the welfare of the nation; and that
the wing party really lives to support them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

nThe forgeries of Mr.. James G. Forsyth have
been traced back as far as 1s47, during all which
time they have been artfully covered up by fresh
issues of paper. In 1s4s he gave bondsthe in
terest on which he paid with exact punctuality
up to his flight. 1t is also discovered that he had
forged the name ofthe Cashier of the Kingston
Bank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

MARrLAND.-Hon. John wethered has conscnt-
ed to run as candidate for Congress in the Sec
Ond District, composed OF part of Baltimore coun-
ty and Kent, Carroll, Hartford, and Cecil counties.
The district was some yeas ago ably and faithfully
represented by Mr.. Wethered, and we heartily wish
him success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

THE FEvER AT NEw ORLEANs.-It is estimated
that there have been altogether this season, 1000
cases of yellow fever at New Orleans, of which
ut least $500 proved fatal. The Howard Assoc-
alton has taken charge of $500 cases, at an ex-
pense of from s14 to SIS each and up to 9Th inst,
the contributions received amounted to s99, 900,
although it had been notified that $4,000 had
been subscribed in different sections of the coun-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

MORSE,S INVIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only and remedy yet discovered fer Gen
cral Debility, Physical Prostitution, Iriaby, and all
the vGrious train eCtons; will also remove
Depresson Excitement, Dislike OF Society, Jncapacty
for Study or business, Loss Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-See advertisement sePl6
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Kel1s g. Caldwell,
WHOLESALER DRUGGISTS


WHOLESALE DRU GGISTS,
No. 80 MaiI street, 4 doors 6eloic Monroe,
wheeling, Vn.
A RE now receiving the heaviest and most complete
~ stock OF articles i'll their ng brought 10 this
aud wing superior advantages i'll ;heir purchases
confident OF successful competition with any western
house.
Their stock comprises in part
100 lbs. American and English calomel;
10 8 Blue Mass;
80 OF. Sulph. Qulnine;
100 drs. Suph. Aorphia; -e'
90 lbs. chlorOfOrn;
so OF. Nitrate Silver;
60 lbs Opiumi
bbls cream Tartar;
800 lbs. TRrtaIic Acid;
600 carbonate Ammonia;
30 baskets Salad Oil;
. casks Sal Soda
1000 lbs Super carbonate Soda;
200 gro. Matchesj
1000 doz Ground Mustard;
s4t 900 lbs fGinscri
100 . Cinnamon; II.
300 Allspice;
10 bags Pepper;
20n lbs cloves;
1000 Extract lockwood, 'AIoma Mills;'
30 boxes SaIeTatIs;
30 CARROTS Snuff;
500 lbs Red Lead;
20 cans Adhesive PIasters
200 Dbl Clipped LogwUod;
200 lbs Honduras cOchinea;
3 Indigo;
10 boxes CASTLE Soaps as- +t- ~
cases refined BoraX;
-l bbls Gum amphor; -
10 EPSON Sails;
case OIL Lemon, 60 fbsi
I = BeTgamOt, 10 his;
Cinnamon, SO bsi
% lbs Sweet Almonds, PHTej
90 miats Cinnamon.
D-Ail goods warranted. Every description or Glass
ware ut manufacturers prices: sep2G
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PoroNAC BRrDOE.-The bridge spanning the Po-
mao river at the Point of Rocks is nearly finished,
and is opened for transit. The superstructure is
of wood, 1,4OO feet long with double track, rest
ing on ssYen stone piers and stone abutments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

sESrxNcED.-Boyd and Fish, who were concern
ed Tobbing the Did maiden ladies near Fettemnn,
Va, some time since, were tried last week in the
Circuit Court Of Taylor county, found guilty and
sentenced to thee years confinement in the peni-
tentinrr 81 ~ y. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

'The Information of our correspondent is Incorrect.
on morning papers in tho United States where two
hands required employeesure engaged
on an average, about double this time. ED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

UMvERslrY OF VINO siA.--The new Hall of the
University has been completed, at an expense of
2 $4,000. which is shout $50. 600 above the Orgi
nal estimate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27
Notice to Contraotors.

DRoPoSALs will be received by the undersigned until
ding part or 9th street. from Union street TO tile sou; oiI
OF the stone wall said street Also, for setting curb
and paving with bouders the side OF Maj
Space, 9th ward from Sd street to alley G.. Also, pa
wing with limestone tho alley between Hamnden and Quiz
cy streets, from It'll street To the alley Also
setting curbstone tho east side st. Clay
Lindsey SITS, and the north side ofLiudsey ST. mol
Sixth TO the alley ncSt cast J. AMICk,
sep24 'sa slt4 Street Com'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

HORSE-SHoERS WANTED.
ONE Horse Shoe Turner. and one Driver or Floorman
procure permanent situations good wages at
he establishment of w. &c J. CHARNOCK,
sep24d1w Market street, Wheeling
baltimore Patriot and Pittsburgh Dispatch copy each
amount Of 81 and charge this office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

81 : o. Among the latest victims of the epidemic in
New Orleans are Geo. W. Frazier, native of
: Virginia, and John G. Preston, Of Abingdon, Va.
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srJ-oa he l9th inst, ninety-odd thousand dol
Wers paid Outbythe Northwestern (vu.) Rail-
upany. on account of construction.
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a-zrammany Han in New York, is famous. of


late, for little else than .uproars and rows. This
fact was forcibly impressed upon US the other
day when in old Tanmany endeavoring to get
sight of the Elephant, we had our COINS villain
ously tramped upon, our ribs nearly stove in and
onr hat. like the Frenchman's, every much smash
uo," by the boisteIous crowd which seemed to be
following theI example of the IWomen's Rights
Convention held IN another part Of Gotham.
quiet, orderly meetingin Tammany Hall IS one oil
the wonders Of the world; but it seems that that
wonder has transpired. The Tribune OF Saturday
SAYS ''the Soft Ratifcstion meeting at Tammany
Hall last night, very respectable very order
By, but not very numerous, nor very enthusiastic.
TWAS IN Tanmany, but it was not characteristic;
there was no row, no hustling, no scrouging, no
uproar, no fight, no choking down, no crowding
ofthe platform, no hosting upon it. In fact, in
spite ofthe attempt of The Satanic to rup its
sboulder-hitters and eye-smashers, all went off
peaceably and tamely."
Wonderful! ProdigiousI That meeting ought
10 have marched to the Crystal Palace. 1t would
have taken premium in New York, sure.
JuDoE MAsoN.-The Richmond Examiner says
that it is doubtless fixed fact, that the Cabinet
Mason the French Mission. 1t hints that there
are great many 'hioubting Thomases'' at the
South who will think the Democratic organization
was going to smash if Mr.. DIX was appointed TO
that Mission, and it hopes that Judge Mason will
strengthen their feeble hopes by accepting the Of
fee, and defeating the appointment of Mr.. Dix.
The Examiner states that the JUDGES now dan
gerousy ill with severe bilious attack; but hopes
he.will stsoOn recover and enter upon mission
opening vast field for usefulness and distinction.
uTGen. o. Hinton, the celebrated Ohio Mail
robber, who was arrested some two or three years
since in Ohio, and Afterwards released on bail,
and left the country, forfeiting his bail bond, has
been arrested in California. He went first to Gu
ba, then to California, and afterwards to Oregon,
where he kept public house for some time
Lately, however, he has been sojourning in Cali
fornia, under the assumed name of Samuel G Cor
don, but was reco gnizel by former citizen of Co.
Iumbus as the veritabe Hinton. 1t is understood
that he will shortly be brought back to Ohio fol-
trial.
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Z - ,SleTlfo Of Ohioro,.,
iNR IS.n -CdI . ----1s.-ooeolntI

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust exec1fte1 - =
~ 9aoke, on the m Of November. A. D., IS 16 y lS
county of Ohio, State OF virginia in Iaa} SoGT ort
pages 263 ami 2s4 VIII proceed to SELL ON S No
9TH day Of ss9ember next between Tie 6oafS az V
bidder, an Upright Steam Engine conpIe;e sS 1as hG
all its parts bengthe same engine formerly
brewery, in East Wheeling Ssea IN sHithhs
The sale wiltake place at She Wire JYor,,o,
Co Centre Wheeling where said engine is in stoIe
apg25 WILLIAM OTruD,n..
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WILLOW WARE, DC.
ESnaIfet Utn1noFftlviI. 81 ~

-H3lIHIAUG :
1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market Alley.
EaE unders gGed takes this opportunity to extend to
his friends heartfelt thanks for the liberal
tronage he has received sSce became resident this
city and begs leave them that he will still
nue to manufacture every description of willow
tan wae being fully confident that bystrict attentionto
business he will patronage
c ho is determined nothing shall be wanting on his
with can where they will find large assortment OF the
above wares constantly on hand including chldrens ag
too NUMEROUS to mention, wholesale and RETAIL Is
5eOrdefs promptly executed.' L. MOONEY
NB-Old baskets neatly repaired aug5
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LAND FOR SALE

1.-THE Pittsburgh Journal, wasbin,tAA. 2 WOODS
Caz Repu5can copy each TO the amount o
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Dancing Academy.

Professor Alex G.. Barry's IrIcop S+sssrT
or SIedcated Compound.fo beantIying @
ing restoring, STRENGTHENING the haT, sIier
OF The skim curing rheumatic pains and heen III fep1
wounds Bounded by geographical Incl Tinou IL
ton OF Barry,s trcopherous pervades NC raio
sales OF the article OF atc years have sr e
that almost exceeds belief Professor nIber
bottles defyere 10 order in quantities OF nom G a ofs
upwards, during the year 1852, was withih -
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TIlAR-aO e. Tar just received and for sale by
il TALLANT q DELAPLAIN,
sep26 90 Main st.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Just Received.
A ND for sale. BY. J. Bi YOWELL, 81 Union street;
N Bazin's Extract, for the handkerchief
IS Uul0gnes MI siZes
fi - GeJuine beef Narrow;
CTysta'Ilnei for tho hair
BaEin's bMeet neented Honey Soapt
mlliIafy Shaving Soaps
Z" LILY white, gilt and plalni
Chalk balsi
IirOp Lake,
Payaons lndelble Ink
Ivory Tabets
BaEii's Mzle,nuL OIL Soap;
Genuine hcnr's Oilt
Court Plaster, blacl and flesh,
MeakimS Clcliuhs 1roTatisei
Sha wing CrcIn, large and smaIlI
Tooth Brushes large aud snhltj
RousselI's Tooth PUwderj acc
Bufra'o horn brushesi ls.ss ~ e.a
Shaving .. all kindsi
Rose Tooth Faster
49, CLOTH brnshesi - ~ 81 fa5Ai
l1a7in,s Floating Soaps
Charcoal T'onth Pastei
India Rubber court pasteri
Lead Pencilsi --e' ~
Neon Fun; BREtn's Lip Salve. !, st.s7
Also full ass jrtment OF Porte Monies, ETC. Sept
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aRNOLD's PATENT SASH L0GK 7Sssss
, T. GLASsCoCK win be around putting on a..
window asteings which have ever been ne beat
dows Orders LEFT at the Post ose, or al onr e win
Centre Wheeling, cast side OF the Market HoSa
promptly attended to. -fSSuss' VIII B:
iy6-3md T. & T. p. GIAsSco,,
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FOR SALE

I WlsHto sellmy farm near WheellS.. -,
onliberaI terms, and in one or more ssa Bin seit
destre1. mars =. y mar be-