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immense Coal Field in Market.

y undersigned hus l"ased for fifteen yenrs Cal
felI on New Rive, Montgomery C"unty, within
.sy-n miles of the Dept of the Nireinm and
..co Railroad at sew River.
a.. the bpundlcss quantity superiority o. th-
and tlIimute pro6tablencss, to invite attention
for the pun Use of prncuring ndditional aid in
,gqn,cut He will dispose of his interest alto-
!. ar ma g such HngeInrnts as may bn accepta.
,y one who uuy b" ANXIOUS to engage in tie en-
i've His lease runs fifteen years with The undispu
;sIt q. way over the lands, use al Timber. &c.
the privilege secured after the fifteen years ex-
II removing all the Coal which may be raised in
time
prox unity of this magnificent mine Of wealth To
rent Improvement of the State, and being exactly
line f the branch Rail- Road. down New Riv.r.
u,derations which make ii Of ereut vnlue AT
,outd
1, liberal policy which the Virginia and Tennessee
p,ad Company pursuing-by running out arms
4 Development OF the g,eat mineral resources of
4 nh we.i--is another consideration which. viii en-
l, value of the coa.hcds now desire to br ng in
u ket.
communications the sub ect will receive prompt
ion add every facility in making personal observa-
,aorled by the subscriber.
aye appo' nted Jno. B. Lee, Esq, of H. nclburp,
,cri 10 receive communications, and enter into
inns concerning future operation in this cnterp ise
Mr. Lee or myself will respond promptly 10 all
ruaications
va dress is BacL sburg Montgomery County, Va
| gst6comif ISRAEL PRICE.
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The concern of M,LLrn

- ComrroN has been dissolved by mutual Consent
VIM A. Miller will close up the concern--and he may
b,tfound AZ his Office on the Basin. The Of the
firm WI only bo used 10 closing the business
WIN. A. MILLER.
ort 6.dse6w JOHN COMPTON
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w. w Lcrwich a Brother


II Is Their purpose la reht and improve tho House,
Ia make II conform Ia all respects he improve
nents mnde IN modern Hotels. Their Hou will l'r
NEATLY FURNISHED. md atlor an agreeable place
al resort To Traveler and all persons Visiting Lynch.
bars-"hile neither expense trouble will be- spared
Ia mike thoir I BL nmong the most ,umptuous
and elegant in the State
Attached Ia this Hotel il OF tho most COMNo-
DlOuS STABLES IN the city VI ch Is managed by
Two most trosty and experienced OSfLERS.
HE undersigned are we'll aware OF the extensive pat
ronage which has been heretofore extended to this o-
TEL. under tho management of VIM, Lshwch 4 Son,nud
the desire OF continuing aui greatly increasing tho
snme will stimulate them spare 40 cxortions com.
men themselves to the favor of their friends the pub
lie generally.
WM& NV LEFTWlCH.
Oct l.dscip THOS W, LIEF rWlCH.
\ HAek AND foRrER. belonging to us, will be In Mt
tendance at the Depot and Packet Landing, 10 convey
travellers IL tho Washington Hotel, FREE CT ,aaE.
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BALTIMORE, October %.

nj R-Flrmer.
seAr-White, 1873 TO 81; Red, 126 to 30.
Ga to &c; Yellow, 90 to 20.
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: tOMMsssIONER's SALE OF LAND

4
u by authority faierree Of the Appnmnttox Cir
,, Gout, rendered on the 9th Of September 1853, la
The sqir # cumPrcker, Il rs Glass, 4 - sluli
IN t . 18th of November 1853, il fair II not, the
ir day upon the premises proceed TO sell 10 the hist.
Isl bidder, mt pub anerinh, the sZE
valuable Ernct of Land. IL
upon which the late VIM Helm resided, continuing
bout 200 ACRES. Is stu ted in the county Of p
pomattox about II miles from the city OF Lynchbu' ,
In one mile of he Sonh side Rnilroad with all the nc
cessarJ improvements, and good CORN MILL.
The title to the Land il believed be perfectly clear.
ms Commissioners. however, shall only convey such
title as is vested in us By the decree n'oresai il,
TERMS OF StLE.-Six, twelve and eighteen
rnou,hs Bonds with good nersonal security and the
III rctained until the whole purchase money i. pad
Messrs j Shenrer and S. Cheatham, who reside ncui
ltis iam will lake plea in ,howig 10 every ON"
desiring purchase. ....
JOHN TnORNHlLL,
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EOk RENT-The ofhce now occupied by the
l. Lynohburg Hose and Fire Insurance Compony.
Possession given immedatey-Apply to Jehu Will
liama, Jr.. the subscriber.
li.dts O. 7. WILLS.
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l. THE sURRoUNDfNG tOUNTRY-A Gard -
JNO. PURVIS, Aor.. informs his numerou. friends
aud customers TINT he is opening the largest and
magnificent
STOCK OF GOODS
over befo offered them His Ste OK Of American COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS is very large and can
be sold at old price,. The Foreign Goods IN his *
at every variety, selected IN person by OF tbs
best merchants in this couniry, who spent three months
in Europe In the early Iar of the and made his
purchases before any advance IN prices took plars
THE CASH SYSTEM believing IL wholesome,
bot for tho buycr and seller, for purchasers pay
they shall continue do my businessa usual,
eissiveiy tor cash. INO. J. PURVTS.
oct - ifts Art for J. y. Ken. &c.
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DUBL1G SALE OF LAND.-In Pursuance
Il of decree o the Circuit Court of Bedford
", pronounced ON the 9th LAY OF September 1883. in
the Of Poindexer guardian. Pondextcr, ct al
the undersigned guardian OF " m. ID. Poindexter and
commissioner appointed hy The said court; will, the
9TH day Of November, 1893 if fair. if not III" fair
day. nearthe bridge opposite Baemun's Shop sell
at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, credit Of
and three years
CO TisACTO LAND, Ea
.1- lyine in the of Bedford, containing s-
l35 ACRES and % POLES. The lies Well. and
is situated within 100 ,ards of the Va & Tenn r. r.,
and miles from Lynrhburg. About 100 Acus of
the tract ceared-lhe balance is well mbcred The
cleared land though it has been badly worked, produces
we and can be easily improved
Bonds with good persona security will be required %
the pure haSer lor the purchase money-and the title
tanned further security therefor and the land subject
To resale. the event of future pay the Up
pay eht oi the whole purchase money, conveyance
ef the tile. with specin warranty will be mndc to the
purchaser ELIZA NJ. POlNDEXTER,
oet 24-ct4aov Guardian of WIN. d Poindexter
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
- PERSONAL ESTATE In Nelson Comty-In
obedience decree OF tue Circuit Court OF Nelson
County. pronounced ut its September Term 1853, in
the of Dicks son X c., the undersigI ed
will On the 9TH day of November next, proceed on the
premises, 10 sell tde Nc&
TRACT OF LAND -
If Which John Dickson died seized and posscs-cd.
Said frnct of Land il in the County of Nelson about
five miles from de Jame, River and Kannwha Canal.
and nduins the lands of Robert Rivcs Of q. A.
Shepherd, and John Lyon; and contains near 400
ACRES about 5O Acres cleared and in cultivation,
the residue is heavily timbpred.
At the time mud place will be sold THREE
LIKELY NEGROES, and all the Stock Cnltlc, Crop
Plantation Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture
said estate
TERMS-'rhe land will be sold n credit Of six.
twelve ard eighteen months, ia equal inst llmcnts The
personally credit nf six months; ,uch
bonds nh approved security viii be required, and the
title to the land retained as ultimate security. Per
desng to purchase requested to view this val
uaic propeu before the day of sale Shuua tho sale
not be comrl,ed on the 9TH it will be continued the
Sfl of November
WM n. DICKSON, },..,
WM. NJ. CABELL. ! ~"
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WE undersigned having purchased the Interest Of
Nm LeltNioh n Son. IN this long established
aud we'll known Hotel, will hereafter conduct tho
ia a., L.. -
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NEw-YoRK, October 90.

NEW DIRK, October ~.
he Steamer Herman, from Bremen ria Cows,
Intelligence to the II October, arrived to-
She has no later news than that received
81 steamer.
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Sky and Side Lights,

men he is enable to produces (as he has done for
a. ware pa't) those BEAUTIFUL MINlATIRF
use 'ze "i hut dime, or less, to II good sza por
WEBB have lccu aud now, daily pronounced
1or' 10 be among the best specimens Of the Art
INHIBITED in tIii, country, 10y pre.erv ng the eyes
most expressive uf all the features md II bsanf
h"'ns OF the light and stadc, twthou which
can Lc 10 rct .rc or vc, y FIAT one. and grace
sure. making them indeed thing to be desile ed
''ItN aud children, friends and lovers None of
op'iILl shadows, bat living almost speaking fac
al ~cli.
ne stereoscopic or Solid Dagueueotype,
'h admire / by .omr--arc taken in all thcir per-
'-NPecnens Of which have been exhibited by
IT, ltc lat six months.
wing cons htIr without regard To expense. (a> biz
'4 VITA show kept pace with IL the improvements
covered, either in machinery ar he Au,ahd lGty
r'onN httrl MP with cl guuce md comfort ma
"'N dts'r1hlc pluce to while away m idle hour,
''' ~" :" ~ it him, whether they want pictures
-n' ""'yp', and Paintings arcuratel, co,,icd. II.
"" Post Norton Cnses always attended To when
|st.
'''cai" views and private rc-idencc. nrrnrately
'"'inens ct which can be- seen NJ his Gallery
."or t. th.' ireinip Bank
/ oltn al lungs al the dav.
T. + GIBBS Prnprirtnr
"A 'a'ge let # LOCkE1S AND PINS just
wet l'omr cNt,a tnc) md c instantly On hand.
''' b" led nj low prize aud warranted to be
u'., 'rr >uid f,r
| '1', PEG
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rEST NEWS bY TELEGRAPH
Photographed for the Virginian-
Fire in MiIledgeyille, Ga.
vuuyAL OF THE MERMANN.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
relegraphed for the virginian.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
MACON, GA, October 20

~ disastrous fire occurred ut Milledgeyille
lav. There are but two or three stores left
town. The fire broke out on the square OPP
uuson's Hotel The loss is estimated at
ppdrcd thousand dollars.
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OILS
" 1000 gnlls. Weather made Winter bleached So.
lar oil,
1000 gals Weather made, Winter Solar Oil
600 Blcnch" Fail Sperm Oil,
1000 Coal PIT Oils,
Landing per Bnrquc Emily direct from New Bedford
for sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
oct % Is Richmond Va.
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GAZE OF VALUABLE REAL AND

- PERSONAL ESTATE In Nelson Comfy In
obedience decree OF tue Circuit Court OF Nelson
County pronounced ut its September Term, 1853, in
the of Dicks II Dickson, Nc, the uHdersgI ed
will the 9Th day Of November next proceed the
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WHEELING. 4
sPKING or 1853.
, VIM. sELRY.
WHOLESALE DEALER m

~ w 1NIa 81 = ESEEPFI
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, SAT
No. III Main ST., West side, Jettueen Monroe ana
zaG5t sa 5E Union SITS. 80
Wheeling, Va, p 5
t s NOW In receipt OF mis- Spring stock OF Dry Goods
rers. Comprising complete and desirable stock of
goods adapted the trade this section as can be found
in any hou East TPest, towhch would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
q 's- DRESS GOODS. -e a..
In black silks, apacas, popns lawns, de aines gng
hams, ETC., with very large stock ofprints
makes and colors. Aso bonnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF ~
MEMS WEAR! .gr-8
In cloths, cassmers, satnctts, merno cassmelcs
jeans tweeds and summer clohs also Cotonadcs DcIl
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen drills, nankcens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment AsO
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brasli hats, ETC.; with full stock of linen anil cot.
baggng seamless bags burlaps table Diapers crasl
driigs, ckIgs, checks, shrting, stripes, etc, brown
in the EA. SD n
AS Ascambrcs, jacones, Irish linens, laces threads but
tons hosiery, Gloves combs, etc., in all their variety.
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed as well in
MARES 'S> - Hi3'S7 w.T.sELBY.
MoCLALLENS q KNOX, N.
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS And SHOES,
Men nd Boys Palm Hats, Band Bores &C.,
at the nell knoLcn stand
Hr fGL. u u.
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Take Notioe.

ny section ~ Of the Ordnance of the city of Wheel
ID ine in relation the appointment powers ana uuies
ar anitary omnttees and Board Of Health Of tho ely
Of Wheeling, It Is enaoted;
&<That il shall be unlawful for any person, witnoa
ssion from the eourc or Board Health, any INT.
members thereof bring be brought OF 70 alo
or assist in bringing within thiS city one haVIne
small pox Asstic cholera, any other disease IN n
of which shall be prohibited by any ~
the Board or heIh, (notiee OF such order having DSs
sive by SPECIFICATION thereof in any ~
mis- city, unless such person shah use all pesi9ie
S TO prevent tion with the 9S
essd person except and ana Slt
cIsv him her practicable beyont the
SSs a. tie cfty Evefy person Offending the royl-
s hia seco siau forfeit and pay 70 the city rot
80 flan fy than ave hundred dollars 10t
~ stieh odenee-sss =. - - 1921
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NEW FIRM.

MFSSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
3a having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron warc;of T.. g. Cnlbert
E son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
wheeling and vicinity, that they winc9rTy OH
The business OF manufacturing Tin Conper ana sneeS
IRON which they have constantly on land sooh
sssortnent for Wholesale, and Reta very low or Sas;
al persons wshingto purchase would do well to can
ne us at No. 49, Union St, at tha old and well KNOWN
9and heretofore occupied by T. e. Culbertson.
Particular attention paidto repairing. 90
Wheeling Aug. 81. CAYSYOoD. CoNF1IlN cSlO
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
pntcnt Phosgene Gns,

ron B-uRNIN G n THE sA II E.
his Lamp JorProiuetng portable Light q confidently
YIE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aeLl0rm
Gas which is emitted In beautiful Jets from small per-
OTations in Platina. ~ ~ =, q, ...
Gas is generated as it is used, by the heat oftts own
combustion acting the burner, with the Liquid
the Lamp Thus tis perfect and portable
for cTeatirg and burning aerilorm Gas.
Its construction is such, that al ol aee!aent
lis less Liable to get out than
any ohe nd or Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming rs do The Oil and Camphee Lamps and burns equaty
we'll either with or without glass globe or shade and per
feCtly free from smoke oduF.i tss
The opinions or scientific may be rom the iaet
Ihatat the Annual the American Institute; In ls4
SIIVFP was awarded to the Inventor, and Di
poa to the the same twas pronounc
cd the BEST LIGH ever e&htbted 70 the Insttnte
The above for sale wholesale and Retail. by
IS - ~ -, iJ.tFs. DBNI4AAIsdE co.
No. 2S Monroe ST., near The Post ottiee
ssslnf7s - q .F5s e Wheeling, Va
lifl a IL 1iioE slit.. teata Aod-fne1a
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ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

Nm, arrangements 6et,peen heeing, Baltimore, PtIadeL-
ShTg Nelo York, Boston aud The East
NNHE 1ublc a,c respectfully informed that VIC nave
made arrangements by which we shall run
Daily Express o,.
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling; via Baltimore anu r ol9 n
RaIIroad and connecting at baltimore with OUT uiea
Eastern Express 10 all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States We are now prepaeE .
he Goods Faokagcs Bank Bills, Specie, Jewelry &e' at
mil Speed, III charge OF careful MessengsTs 1,RE1
ING daily, at s o'c.ock, "A. NJ. Leave BALTlAlCKE
and others, are respectfully solicited to ordei
'Herr en1 ~ uUSuS III ADAMS & co.
oSHF!FicE:-Markot street, Mcclure House;
VI 80. ,,siis N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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BIG RED BOOT.

VTTE are now recelvngfrom our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments, of the largest aud hest manufnc
ured assortment of3oos and Shoes, for Spring Summer
wear ever offered in this any other market They have
been manufactured to ORDER according TO own dlrec
tions, and intended expressly for retailing To our
regular and all others who may favor with
CALI we can unusually large variety of Boots ami
Shoes which equan quality of material and
workmanship to thuse manufactured in this any part
the United States Our stock will be found to consist, liz
part, OF the folowngseasonable goods: t
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TODD 8 DeVoL,

M 1t1E hL1IL 4A4NN WV ~ 4
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall anu
a Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great caro- and at the very best
OF Philadelphia England, expressly for our whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and al
others who maj with call offer you gooIs
which we uarantee equal in quality OF material and work
mashF, those in this or any Part o1 Tue
United States TODD q DEVIL.
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To ConnIry NIeFchnnts.

Wholesale Boots and Shoes.
n 7T,CT,ALLENS &: KNOX, have commenced receiving
H their Srrng and Summer ortment OF Boos Snoes
ard Palm Hats When completed, they do not esltate u
say that will tho largest AMI best ever onerea III
this market. Id ll.5.,,. 4. ..,.,i,. ~,
To country merchants their way East especially an
eYendc to call; assurance being felt lhst
mon exami nation they viii fnditt their advantage 10
purchase here instead oil the Eastern narkets .t.r
Thankful for the patronaEe eXtendeu 10 leh
they solicit continuance orthe same: ~ :. n,,,,,,.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

KELLS & CALUWEL4I, -
e (succEssoRs TO JAS. PGuLL & CO..
T,,,uor4ers and Wholesale dealers 1n Drugs,
1icdicineS, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c. q
. Moss, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock t5tnes Tong
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the pubic
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring tic Drug business, we take pleasure IN
recommending favorable consideration our
Mess Kels CALDWELL and have no hesitation in saying
that our former customers and dealers VIII re-
ccve attention and accommodation which mas earhea
U. -. LIZ co.
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AIdermnn 4th Wnrdi and AItorhey tt .II.l, HI1..tN.,
Deeds Contracts Leases &c. Persons lesrous OF his ser
vices in taking DPosons will please to have the notices.
them his Office. lie will be found IL his
icemosy during the day; from A. NJ. until7 p. N.
OEHCE-Quney street, between Main and Market, south
side aug26
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NUMBER 2s4
BALTIMORE.
odd FeIIoWs, gIasons, q ed ilIen, sons Of

Odd Fellows, lInsOns, Red IHenS sons of
- @."- - Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and JetVeLs, nranut and sold
By Gibbs g. Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists or
/ alras.alE 81 REGALIA; l--SeT+
Odd Fsiotrs'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and EM.
Past Grand and other Officers. plain AMI
Ht, 1st, Cd, Sd, 18th and 9th Degree Parade Re.
-'e q - Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
.ra.F Efy--7tssgla Regalias.
Masonic-KniGhts Tcmpar, Royal Arch and Master
- % Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Dvisions-O Officers and Members.
Red Men-SachemS, Past Officers and richly embroidered
3D. Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
or the various Orders. Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
including Knights Tempar, Cwith Dirks.)
-f='' 'ts it BANNERS.
Banners of every size style and cost, adapted va
1ous Orders and Societies. manufactured TO orders aud De-
signs or Banners, when required, furnished free Of
ensc, showing the style of the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found in the s.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, tDIVISI0NS AND
s-., 5 TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners, &C., depend up.
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
Rssnia and Banner NJ turers, 7s baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md.
|
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Americans, Pntrsnizc Hour own Manu-
fnctures.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MERICAS SILK, nanuiact turedin into superior and sub.
stantiI articles the various fabrics now Ill use al
ing The curious matters invited to call and sec
the process manufacturing and those wishing 70 pur
silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied on reason
able orms at Gs store, adjoining the Factory or at A.
AJ,ms' l. s. Forbs,, A. o. FaiTchild's, Marsh d. Iay-
iors and O. w HeisIsrs, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 49, Main
Our Fabrics are arrentcd all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals
at the American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
PbISdeIphia and ohio State Fair. We are cons 1ntly
manuIacturg stock is now large and
siIks frngcs cravas handkerchiefs, of white black
plaid figured and printed all the newest styles made ol
silk illed plain. Also Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. -.
Please cali and this important branch Of
lean manufacture Orders variety oisks prompt
ly executed. .s-., ctr. ,z.L+-
T. JOHN WI G1tIL.
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li@T-7S 39I-1-- 95TfTaII Of Gold II ems e
VERY superior article Of Gold fen et sl for
i u pIoSea styts etse VS. e e, p! llRoWN a
/ sale l9S1 ey Nod, Washington iah.
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TrIine Goods for GentIsmens W eai:
<,.,.+.,,,. 1n sTafIorinR Irud FurniShinZ store
: ~ ii57 BuItimOre ST., opposite the Museum.
N0. =" SBALTIMORE,
T., t.nd a large and varied assortment OF
.grSs and ID summer Tsspeetay ,ta the
order Wheeling s Tsnda saS % attention '
Should our aeeeO Of nTy Goods 1 I'll to meet af
o. ou IS the this abtlshment
s,s, UJi !, he to i've safisfaetionin every case
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New Music Store.
Sign Of the Grccinn Trigon"m, NO. 1SO

New Music Store.
Sign of the GSrecinn Trigonum, NO. 1SV
llnTn street.
e J. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
szE@jss9 9uo,lnce to the citizens Wheeling and vi
hs has lust t. oFsnsS Tss sSs rsT Sios hn
Guitars VioInceIos FIagoets, Flutes Flies, Aeeorde-
ons Banjos, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments tho
instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
singing. ,,., /, 1,..,;, .,.o ,bo
newest Songs Duets, ETC., and the very best Roman all"
Itolan Violin and Guitar Strings. i, r, H..
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Vloln anu eHte
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. H
bows for Yioncello and Violin. 49,,
Kieser:s Furniture Polish, for renovuting vanished
Furrufc such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. %, 800,
Also for sale by the Agent Kleber, Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best in the unted Such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Ptanos D. Du
hgms Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C:
Agent for tho make Carhaldt and Needhams FateNL
Aecordeons and kind repaired
fhelnwest prices. .g1, Ill - .L.LLz u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26
R.ANNAN. s. MAGUIRE. +. REYNOLDS
Amman. Mcguire and Co.,

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