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, 1853-07-23

ARRIVAL OF THE VAN OF THE OvERLASp
IMMIGRATIoN.-The first of the great over.
land army Of the present season, says he
Union, arrived in Sacramento on the 4tb
July, but one day later than the van Of the
immigration of '52.
The party, twelve in number, len 81. Jo.
sephs on the Goth April, with four wagons
and twenty-five handsome horses. They
encountered no difficulty until they bad
arrived on this side of the South Platte.
where they were attacked by about eighty
of the Crow tribe of Indians, who fred upon
them, but without doing any injury. The
party were finally permitted 10 go on, ihs
Indians having captured little Stock
They met no difficulty afterwards from any
of the various tribes along the route.
The winter has been terribly severe, and
for lhirty-seven days beyond and on this
side of Fort Larime, it rained every day.
On the Goose Creek Hills, the snow was
deep and the weather very cold.
The party took the Beckwith and Sub.
lifts Cutoifs, and found traders and trading
posts in abundance at all prominent point.
, 1853-07-23

DIED,

On Wednesday, the 18th inst. at the Residence
of John R. Jackson, Esq, Lewis county, VISA,
ington Territory, G. w. LEWIS, formerly from
Decatur county, Indiana Mr.. Lewis emigraiei
to this Territory in 1859. He wasin the aowa
Of manhood and was universally esteemed By A.
who knew him as possessing every quality .hli
commands friendship aud respect. II will ;.
gratifying to his friends and family to know that
through his prolracted illness (consnmpton) b,
received the most careful attention. He leaves
wife and child to mourn his untimely death.
Indiana papers please notice.
, 1853-07-23

rG~ Capt. LAFAYETTE BALcu returned
from San Francisco on the steamer 10 Port
land, aud reached here on Saturday last
We aye glad to see him in excellent health.
lie will be pleased to accept our thanks for
papers one week in advance Of the mail,
from which We make copous transfers to
our columns.
, 1853-07-23

SSy~ We are requested to say to those
who subscribed to The Cascade road fund,
that they are now requested to pay the
amount of their subscriptions 10 either of
the following named gentlemen ]. K.
Hurd, Olympia; B. F. Yanlis, Mound
Prairie Balch & Weber and Thomas NJ.
Chambers, Steilacoom; LA. Smith, Muck I;
VIM. Packwood, Nisqually; J. Alexander,
Wbidby's Island.
, 1853-07-23

ng. The handsome little slooP, Sanh
Stone," Capt. Slater, arrived and departed
during the week. 1t would puzzle clock
work 10 compete with such regularity
We are indebted to Capt. s for marine ia
telligence and other favors.
, 1853-07-23

Dy- Capt. MCCLELLAN has divided his
exploring party, and is now passing TO the
northwaTd along the base of both sides of the
Cascade range He is evidently thorough,
practical engineer, and his report will no
doubt be of great future benefit to our Ter
rtory and the nation at large.
, 1853-07-23

r@- Bark " Brontes" sailed from the porI
of " Alki," for San Francisco, on the liA
inst, with a cargo Of piles and timber.
, 1853-07-23

Ray The notice to settlers on the public
lands in Washington and Oregon, from the
Commissioner of the General Land ofios,
will be found TO interest almost every ind.
vidual in our Territory.
, 1853-07-23
OlYmpia Lodge. No. 5,

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, -
holds regular communications on the GNH4
first and third Saturday evenings of H=}
each month.
All brethren Of the order in good standing aIe
invited to attend. T. F. McELROY. WIN.
, 1853-07-23

b0~ Thanks to the Territorial Printer for
Oregon, A.. Bush, for copies Of the journals
of last session Of the Legislature. They
present a very neat appearance.
, 1853-07-23

lD The schooner " Willmantic" that
went ashore at Gray's HarbOr last winter,
having been purchased by Mr.. Sayward, is
now about ready to launch. She may be
expected in the Sound in a short time.
, 1853-07-23

Of any pacards upon the walls of Par,
without authority first obtained from the ptr'
lecture of Police.
THE MoRMoNs EXPELLED ERoM PRussu
The Prussian Government has issued Sc.
we're orders against the Mormons, aulhoriz.
ing their expulsion, if they attempt to max.
converts.
- CIRcAssIA.- The st. Petersburgh journal,
announce that the Russian troops have gain.
ed a victory over the Circassians.
, 1853-07-23

u.s. Bark " Success Capt. Coup, sailed
from Coveland for San Francisco, on The
18th inst, with a cargo of piles and timber
, 1853-07-23

Sr. LOUIS REMOVED TO THE COUNTRY
Much apprehension has been felt in ST. Lou
is that the action of the waters of the Mis-
souri,, where they enter the Mississippi,
above the city, will eventually wear away
the Illinois shore 10 such an extent as 10
force a new channel for the Great Father
of Waters, and thus leave 81. Louis some
FIVE or six miles out in the country.
, 1853-07-23

NO. Brig John Davis" sailed from Sc
attic on the 18th inst, for San Francisco.
, 1853-07-23

On Tuesday, the 12th inst, near Font sssila-
coom by Henry MuTry, Esq., Mr.. FREDERICK
MEYER and Miss LOUISA RELYEA, both of
Pierce county.
, 1853-07-23

T. PAEKER, Golfer & Co.'S Express
will receive letters, treasure, &c, until 7
O'Clock this evening.
, 1853-07-23

Hsa- ADAMS & Co.'S Express again place
US under weighly obligations for forwarding'
in advance of the mail, late papers from
California aud the States. They should es
tablish a branch Of their house at Olympia.
, 1853-07-23

pA- Maj LARNED, U S. A., and lady
arrived in town on Sunday evening last,
and proceeded On TUESDAY morning to Fort
stcllacoom, nj which p -t1br Major will he
in command
, 1853-07-23

rfA. The difficulties between Peru and
Bolivia bid fair 10 lead to actual war.
, 1853-07-23

TALL SHoor1NG.--Mr. WV. VAUGHN, Of
Steiiacoom city, shot a Bald Eagle last week,
with a pistol, at the distance of Gfty,four
yards, which measured six feet and eleven
inches, and weighed twenly-thrce pounds.
, 1853-07-23

D- Dr.. JonN NJ. HADEN, U. S. A., we
learn has received orders, upon which he
will shortly leave Fort SteilacOom. We
shall part with him with regret
, 1853-07-23

pea- Bark "Mary Melville" Capt. Bars
tow, sailed from Pcnn's Cove on the 9th
INST, for Sln Francisco.
, 1853-07-23

CABINET SHor.-Mr. D. c. beatty has
commenced the manufacture of all kinds Of
furniture in this place. See his advertise
ment in another column.
, 1853-07-23

re- Mr.. A. W MooRE is q member of
the committeearPoinlcd at the road meet
ing held on the 9lh inst We regret the
Secretary's omission of his name in prepar-
ing the proceedings for the press.
, 1853-07-23

BsA. Brig Merchantman," Capt. Bow.
lin, arrived at Port Townsend on the 12th
inst, i3 days from San Francisco Capt.
B. has our thanks for late plTeFs. -
, 1853-07-23
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED BY PARKER, Golfer s 90
Olympia, July %, 1853,

Beef per ID. 25 Pickles, perjar, 50
Pork, 25 Vinegar, per gal. S0i0o
Flour, per 100 lbs. 90 Salt, per ID.
Potatoes, per bush. 2 90 Blankets, per pr. Gas %
Butter, Ter lb. rs Candles, per ID. 62afS
Onions. per busb 81 90 Linseed oil, prgal. : %
Tallow, per lb. l25 Sperm oil, I5o
Cheese, l21 Tobacco, per 10. 75al %
Eggs. per doz' 90 Soap, l0als
Beets, per bush. 8 so Sheeting, - pr I'd. y
Sugar, per ID. l29 Drilling,
Coffee, per ID. Is Axes, Us
Tea, 75al 90 Hswing ares, 90
Molasses, per gal 5Oa75 Brandy, pr 81. soat %
Salmon, per ID. lOal9 Whisky, " coal 80
saleratus, 20 Gin, ~
Chickens, per doz. 90 Hickory shirts. ~
Sawed lumber, fir, $50 per NJ cedar, $50 pslh
shingles, 81 25 to SIS per NJ. piles, to eenl'
per foot; square timber, to ~ Is els. per iopi'
, 1853-07-23
Notice.

Notice.
The connection of J, J. Beebe with the colun-
bian ceased on the 18th inst, As heTslOfors, n
debts due the Office must bO paid 10 the undsl'
signed. T. F. McELROf.
, 1853-07-23

u Mr.. u E Hicks is authorized to
receive and receipt for subscriptions to the
Columbian.
pSr F. A. CLARKE is our agent at the
Cowlitz Landing.
, 1853-07-23

u The British Iron Schooner "Alice,"
Capt. Vine, sailedfrom this port on Sunday
last for Victoria, Vancouvel's Island, with
cargo of sawed lumber.
, 1853-07-23

10 Brig "G.1y. Kendall, =" Capt D.
J. Cove, will sail to-day for San Francisco,
with a cargo of piles and square timber.
, 1853-07-23

lflhS7 "
Roots, &
10 The St
II. ].
Agents {
sarsapal
ial's and
Congres
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ranseme
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give thei
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July 2
|ORE
THE |
j sale
GOOds "
ces:
Tea, -
sugdIs
Coffee,
Beans,
AfOlasses
Pork,
Flour,
Liquors,
And a
eomprisi
for this
July |
W.
rous of c
in olyml
public, a
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Goods f.
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Boots, 81
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Knives
Powder
Stoves,
Log Gil
Hoes,
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, 1853-07-23

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, NUMBER 2l7
MISCELLANEOUS
THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEAR77SI

The UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTS!.
AAUGHT1LY REJECTED
NE bright glorious Jupiter recined
~ IN his palace Olympus the Goddess Diana entered
an the song OF the 'Cuman Sbya seating sreir ~,
Tue knee ot the indugent God, besought him 10 gTan
her permission TO lead sssT' = SS''s
TIL. .;hf .,,;f. L!gE OF PERPETUAL vIRGINIrYI r-,
1 ConPlSnt Sire assetcd to that Al request
SILKEN BONDS OF WEDLoCK, ...-.
we nnu inc Charming Goddess choosing the inspid life of
spotles Virgin, and in the masculine Ueasnfcs oF tb
connIbiat bliss '''N't - 'tNe ttaPt"les OF
- 'Hsr. Hearenly Form hqughti she Priz.d, 40
ana strangely enough preferred the exploit catching the
seer withhorns OF Gold that fed at the fool Of Mo,t
Farrhasius on the howery banks dark pebble An
drus,' to stateof ~
Domestic happiness, the only bliss
&c ofParsdIse, that survived the fall. s.-
SuG CHOICE although supported by the prestige or the
Goudess Diana, the public is fully assured is reIv an
upo'al 10 the inclinations Of V --a " ~
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR FAMED
LOTTERY AGENTS& BANKERS,
.-f3s b..ga 1PYFER- & CO.,
.,., 4, No. Light Street, Baltimore Md.
IheE are undisgusedy in favor the Untom and their
PIealectlons for both forcblv H.
lustrated ths in the Month 4aIch 1853 as will be oh
by feaang the i09TVng grand distribution or
The Old Established House stil stands unDrecedentea
IN the sale OF Splendid Prizes. -3sf7iTT - H>rts>
SaS,50S, in package of Halves, sent TO Tennessee
S32'0G' IN package OF Or: Tickets, sent TO Penn
SOOOO in package of half Tickets, sent TO Georgia
SiS'6o6, IN package of Halves, sent 10 S. Carolina
$to'Si2 IN package OF Quarters sen: to N Carolina.
$1,000, IN package of Quarters, sent to Virginia
S9,21], in package OF Whole Tickets sent TO Penn
H2SBe sure TO address for handsome Prize
PYFER S CO., No. Light St Bait
S LENDID. SCHEMES
FOR APRIL, 1858.
.(sortf6 D.; = =
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Amcricnus, Pntronizc Your own Manu-.
facturcs. a-.tl
Whee1inp Silk Fa ctoru

A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior
Ia stantl articles OF the various fabrics in at
GlLLS SILK FACToRYi Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited call
the OF manufacturing and those wishing to pur-
chase Silks wholesale or retail be supplied
able at CLIPS Store adjoining the Factory
lor's, and o. w. Heisks, Wheeling, Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. 7l f-
Our Fabrics warrencd all pure Silk, and have taken
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and
comprising many satins vestings dress
paid figured and prnted all the newest Styles
bcstwned silk, twied and plain. Aso shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and this important branch
ican manufacture Orders variety oisks prompt.
ly executed. t-.I nee ~ 81. --.... .I -.
Merchnntable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought.
JOHN W,
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@-The Certificate Prices ofpaeksges of quarter tickets,

CORRESPONDENTS bv Inc
rails after the lotteries drawn.
N5 Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn
There is large Ier centese in those purchascr
VINO OFdcr by The Packnge and the chances drawing
loIr OF the largest prizes the scheme thereby sccG
every instance. "
Bank Drafts or Certificates OF Deposit payable in
uo at sight VIII be promptly remcd 10 those Cores
pondents who draw prizes at PYFER & cos
w -Remember-A PACKAGE Of Tickets, can draw FOUR
OF the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
u5 In order TO secure FOrtunc and the cash immed
ately alter the result know the paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old
tablished farfsmed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lolery Brokers, PYFER SZ co,
ap2l-lm No Light ST., Baltimore. Md.
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New Music Store.
Sign of tho Grccian Trigonunl, No. 100
H,In

--szzz=- J. FIcKIEsoN would respectfully an.
9nounce 10 the citizens o: Wheeling and vi.
4 III @Th f1cnity, that he has just opened and
= " ueegant establishment for the sale of Violns,
Guitars, Violincellos Fngoets Flutes Flies, Accorde-
ons Bonios, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing. 'fi =f-'Et .-E.'4 4 faY .f.sr-T
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute Violin, also, the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin ar.1 Guitar Strings. -.
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, Violin and Guitar
Sclews, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violncello and Violin, @ .-..4,t ,.-
a. klcoer's Furniture Polish, renovating varnshed
Eurritn!c, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture. .fi % --4 ~ n.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber, Ptsburg Pianos
oil the first and best manufacture in the United Staes such
as Nunns and Carks grand and square Pianos J. B. Dun
hsms Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c.
Nelodeons.
Accordeons and all kind repaired
he loves fnric : Z , :
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states Aoltery and RGxchnnse 0nicF.
SM1LL WOOD d co. -

LotTyG and ErcaGnSe Brokers. and dealers in Eore:,
Gold Bullion, IYc,- o..
.. BATTING ORE, MD.
SPECIAL licensed Vcndc the MARYLAND State Lot
~ eres, drawn under the superintendent OF State con-
nsSioners appointed by the Governor confirmed by
the Legislature OF Maryland.
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TERMs OF ADVEKFIsENG.

r, VARY ADvEErrsrNESTs-i square, with the 5oo
sr Ff6 Feh.nssaSIs at pleasure go
Oae 9cA,e P5rosessioDal Cards, (per annun,) not
.Tseding 5ires, & Ply
Tox4 ApvERTIsENESTs, liberal discounts Will pc
made o. E Toces and advertisements for Charitable
.si,nsi6Es and Fire ComPanics inserted gratTtously
and Deaths inserted gratultousy.
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WHEELING.
sPRING OF 1888.
WIN. Z. sELRY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN,

d. WHOLESALE DEALER IN.
Foreign & Domestic Dry G Gods a.
No. IL Main ST., West side, 6etircen Monroe and
@.h Onion SITS. -.faf HPss
.- {. ~ l-d ..E-a Wheeling, Va, -..s
5 NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
Ie,s and Motions direct from importers Manusc
goods adapted 10 tho trade this section as can bc o
~ any mouse East or Ipest towhch would Respectfully
invite the attention OF retail denlcrs consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. N
IN black silks, alpacas popns lawns, de laines
mans. ETC. with large stock prints of the best
makes and coiors so bonnets, ribbons Things and
Other trimmings in variety. And OF z5l - ''> '
d. 7.,,a.,....t .... MEMS WEAR.
IN cloths, cassmers, satnetts nlerino cassin,e,es
JeanS weeds and summer cloths; also Coonades Den.
ms blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also
men men ana Boys palm hats Lcgh9rn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with fuf stock OF linen ami cot
ION nGagng seamless bags burlaps, table diapers crash
oIiiss ucklngs, checks, shirting, strpc< ETC. brown
in the - 49, >" y ~ '" "-'' soo"s
NOTION LINE
Ions, hosery gloves, combs etc, all their VARIETY
MY whole stock will be found unsurpassed as We'll In
quality and STYLE as in prices. 80 '' ~ "
mar25 w IT SEIuv
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NEW FIRM.

~ - MEssRs,. cAYwooD, CoNKI1N & CO.,
having purchased the entire stock ofStoves Tins
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF tx. .cuibert.
S& son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
~ Wheeling and vicinity, that they wilIcarry on
The business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, ofwhch they have constantly on hand good
for Wholesale, and Retail; very low for cash;
all persons wishing TO purchase, would do well to
nee US at No. 10, Union well known
sand heretofore occupied by 6. Cubertson.
Wheeling. Aug. 21. CAYwooD. CoNKIIN & co i
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ncnts In the East for the supply of Marble, and con-
the Of Builders and the public in gen.
Egytian Sienna, American other finest
qualities, which can be sold lower than any other
ment In the west IL
would find to their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. sH57sti H 1sfT
His work is done in the elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to his
stock and other carved work. Monuments
otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot sones yard
work in variety; being enabled by his superior
tiles supply this considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. 500 +
Please give call and examine my work
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder
D-Also Cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices ..r..L.l
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spced and snfety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TIRE WEEKLY EXPRESS,
HE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run
ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT lifl l..fs.,.. .l... .-.-iy.ft
b. s4, Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above mentioned, and al intermediate points
This will be emphatically aSAFH SPEEDY ACcoNMo-
patton LINE, by which articles large and small entrusted
TO it. will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes patronage which will amply sustain it.
and afford fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
-LEAVP-Whceling every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at 10 o'cocki A. NJ, arriving in Washington
. LEAvE-washtpgton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, a. M, arriving Wheeling
O'Clock each evenings Hii5 HiltsilEaH E y S.ttl
oFRlC ES:-In Wheeling afler the first of April 1853,
Market Street, above Monroe nearly opposite was
inGtUn Hail. aud in Washington, the Mo-ros
Store. .i-olI mare6 y p !. L. W. STOCKTON. u
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Notice to Housekeepers.

IN OIlc6 TO dOuSekeeperS.
NEWCARPErS AT REDUCED PRICES.
6 OGO ARRS e OF eerrss at SS As Main
toners and the pubs generally that just returned
from the east and is receiving the largest best anil
most beautiful stock OF Carpets, Rugs Cloths etc etc
ever offered in this city embracing every variety OF
style and quality that be found the Eastern ma rket
from he finest down to common Rag
chased under the most circumstances which viii
enable to sell them much the same quality O
goods were sold in this city. These want or goods
my e will please call and select stock OF over
16oO yards with 100 different patterns varying in price
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NIerchunIs.-
Wholesale Boots and Shoes.
M'CLALLENS &KNOX, have commenced receiving
1Hl their SpTingand Summer Boots, Shoes
aud Palm Hats When completed, they Hesitate t.,
this market ''''7- - 5'7'i l'it77'a l7 = |fSffF-
To country merchants their way East, especially ali
invitation is extended to call; assurance being felt
upon examination, theywl find it to their advantage
purchase here, instead OF the Eastern markets. - ~
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended them
they solicit continuance otthe same. Jia -. tl !
ieb25 y;45, .l.s 4vt sM,CLALLENS& & KNOX.
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8. New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Pntent Phnsnens C

=. .,......l., Fntent Phosgene tsns, -.
foRB BuRNINGI I'm THEsAME.
7hfs Lamp Producing portable Light fs confidently
i5 Recommended sitperioT other use.
rIE LIGHT is produced by the burning Of aerrnrm
Gas which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per-
forations in Platna = if sts it- iiinsi lat
The Gas is generated it by the heat ofita
combustion acting burner, connected with the LIQUID
In tile Lamp Thus IS perfect portable apparatus
Tor creating and burning aeriiorn Gas. ..3i ~
its such that all possibility OF accident
from its is entirely and the simplicity OF
its renders less liable TO get
other kind Lamp 1tTequres cleaning and trim
nils The OH and Lamps and burns equally
fectly free from smoke or odor. 4--.sssii
The opinions scientific may be learned nom the fa
that Annual Fair American Institutc IN 1a
MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor. and D
was
cd the REST LIGHT ever exhi bited to the
The above for sale holesals and Retail, by 8
Rs-2f.s s5islsIsf DUNHAAf& co. F7l1zi
No. % Monroe ST., near the Post oiFee issa
selrt7 -siaate 81 ~ a. Wheeling, Va
NOR LIZ fine horse. years old. Alsoono work
horse. ap2i s.AyERY,
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VIM. Ii in e Ia n ma
Shirt Ma n11fa ofJrar
KELLS & CALDWELL.@'

L..a.5 (sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & co., ~ ~ ..
importers nnd ~ WholcsaIe dealers i'm Drugs,
la /. No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. - 5lt.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures chemical
Ill apparatus, &c. OF tho firm of James PAUL &c. would
solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted -.i--Is - 80
1nretirng from the Drug business, pleasure
recommending TO favorable consideration
Messrs kels S CALDWELL and have hesitation saying
that our foaer CUSTOMERS and dealers generally will re-
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this Wen known house large share of patronage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
sPrlng and Summer olothing.

spring and summer clothing.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNoUNCRS TO his old friends and customers and the
N public generally, having commenced business
he is now receiving at his new Store Room the
HOUSE, dter Str et, splendid assortment CLOTHS
OF every color, quality, and variety. Plain fancy
CASSHdERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds OF HESITRGS
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern Citios
suitable for the Spring and Summer and which he will
manner, and latest style. HIis fancy Department
embraces Shirts OF every kind, Collars, Cravats Hand
kerchefs, Gloves Undershirts, Drawers, and
every article kept in Gentiemen,s geseral ps
store want ne Ss95St ot fdIS at
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