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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
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CLIO. HING STORE.
M Bw ErTRM.
RAUL. GUITERMAN eco

Muscotne Eom0.
of"et"'"h' ohio, Las0He d ChawQ III
RtEERhlNG to tie above, we inform tho mill. -,
Muscatne and vicinity, that we have opened = now
Clothing Store IN this city, by or brother Mr. 7,
lElAgh, III Musoatne. udel the above new firm" ,i,L
TIE important difference, that all cur stock IL f M
oar own 20 Nv LII
lohi SALE MANI FAt'TIRING n, Usr
at ineinnat and that, although all sorts of 81 bi,c
'hNe Elelty advanced IN price yet having now ne
lfoit 10 pay To the manufacturer we .LalI seI Io,
'iig Chtalef thai ever. We are now receiving aid
siifh COZ tih1e To receive d~rng tie easei NC, :, NJ
plies OF '~iSe sup
MEMS And BOYS CfOlHNG
arni hing got DIS, hats and caps trunks and yali.ss
CARPET and leather bags india rtbl en- al al, el,tl
boots AID hoes &c. &c. " NNh 4,
, Inc great advantage we now have in proch,ino u .
best ready made clothing al til. lowest rrtes FL
c'EfdeIt, viii Induce everybody TO examine our a,
ana fashionable stock, and we iromie 10 rs. ali 80
oabIe means so that none shah go away di.sat;s.a
We have engaged the services of an eynerisar,d
pr ctica tailor as remain OF our
MANUFACTURING DEPtRrMESr
And eyelyt ing sold il this establishment 10 ,vra,
70 nj neaier aud to lie made better tIan ,,,,, ~,
lore olefed Tor safe IN Mnscatine in our line.
COUNTRY NJ HAMS
beahhg IN leady-made cotliifg are parti .,o,,r :.
q"eS,ed TO examine ctr stock a. we are prena,sJ ~
qilty as "ell as price, to stll at wholesale t os rt
adVaHaSe u biyels as can lie met with in apv e;tv in
the United States, New York not excepted, -
. RAUH, GUITEliMAN Co
Mnscatlne. september l6 lS53
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CRANE & EVANS

CRANE & EVANS
a RE now receiving a very large and well as
"A so ted stock of GROCERIES directly from
Boston aud New York. which they propose to
sell at ST Louis prices. adding ircig hIage their
stock consists ~ part Of
100 pkgs all kind.20O packages ma, ksrel;
~ 900 cigars, assorted; SO boxes eudlisl;
$50 kegs nails ess'd,, so do hrrrin
100 boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts aud almonds
30 malis cassia Eng walnuls, I'll cus;
10 bxs pepper, sp,cetBraZl nuts, CUR ants;
30 lxS glass 100 drums figs;
so bxs pint f,sk< .Citrons, raIs,ns;
10 casks of brandy ;Pruncs. preserve;
French & Amer Manila corJage:
Wines, Malaga. Madeira.Sugar, of every shade;
Teneriile aud Muscal. Coffee:
Brrndy, cherry; :Moiasses bbIs & | 2 khl
Cherry brandy; Ale;
1000 lbs salaraiu-; .Soau and candles;
100 bbls whiskey, (SEPowder, lead all shot;
Louis Prices) Itosn, pitch, oakun, tar
indigo; madden d alum. Tubs aud Que els;
Fench Mnsurd; ,Casla aud fancy soap
Pepper sauce, chocolates, Matches. ipSlf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Barnu,n i'm Muscatine |!

Barnuln i'm MuscaliMe
A 5 ih is the age e Railroads 8 $500
v and M0,os, The un,ic signed
would have il remembered that il z:sEt XatffNna3
you will
CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
yyou can get more goods and better quality for
your money than any oihe, place above st. Louis
am in receipt Of my Fall stock OF well select
ell goods surh as the Farmer, Mechanic. Labare,
and Gentleman wants consisting of all kinds OF
DOMESTICS,
Muslins Calicoes Sai,inetis
Cassiineres DEFINES Alpacas
Merinoes Comforts Sh8wis
Blankets Linseys Tweels
Jeans. Checked shifting. Canton aud Wool Elan
nels, 81 anke,s, Coats and Pants, Six and Wool
Hstr, Silk Plush and Cloth Caps in fact. every
thing the, is usually kept in dry goods stores. NV
Stock ofGROCERlESis complete, and will eel
nj the lswssl- possible cash prices. Nv stock of
QUEENSW ARE, cant, be brat in price. quail.
nv aud variety. Always on hand good assor-
mem of BOOTS AND SHOES
Call and see At he sign Of ihr Big Red Breech.
HENRY HOOVER.
Muscsiine, September 30 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Doctor J. Fl. Hershey

DESPECTF LILY tenders his pfo,ssiona
LII services To the cilzcns of Muscatine and 81
ciny.
~ DFrIcE--Basem, If FPnns, lvana House
on Mulberry, between Third a. d F.urth Stree, Is
Boards Al The PEI nsy lvanla House
July !, 1898. jy!-lyt
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Dsn's Fell the Wsrld.
BY kLIZA COOK.

Three summers have gone since the frsttime We met,
love,
And still It's in vain that ask thee to wed
Ihear no reply but gentle, "Not yet, love-"
With smile Of your lip and shake OF your head
All how oft have whispered, how oft have sued
thee, Ef7 II 40 fst
And breathed my hearts question Of when shall
IL be-"
You know, dear, how long and how truly I've wooed
thee,
30 don't tell the world that you're waiting for me-
love; SOD
I've planted the myrtle, the rose, and the vine:
But the cottage to me is mere hermit's CELL love,
And the bloom will be dull till the flowers are thine
Pvea ring Of bright gold, which gaze on when lonely
And sigh with hopes eloquence when will it be?'
Tere needs but thy Eyes" love-one little word ony
So, don't tell the world that you're waiting for me
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City Barbcring Saloon.

ME undersigned has npeiiad aud fitted ~ th
'arssar epn,eh'tnl room attached 10 lie
osh''e fi""so where he Is al Ill times rcady 10
ce"mmodat, hls iriemds who may Ga o. hn. q irh
caii. frhiht1 T.. c. NDTrS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
City Hotel.

0rner Nra Aocnue md IHlrd Street, NtSrniin
l0u0.
HIS HOTEL i. n,w read, Cor the a,cor mo.
L daiien Of The public. Il is situated ir The rsr-
ire OF the most h,IsGrss pan If the ry aud eaurrt
BIZ surpassed Tor ,onvencurc aud comfort, The
table will he we'll furnished. CHARGES v,asn,,al IL
Jan. 81 lS53-f W KYLE
IN Is. An excellent sisbI attached Farmers
an be 40 n'inrl win tt'ir terms.
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WORCESTERSHIRE and s 4. Ersalc oy
~ Sept. 80. '53 + SCHENCK.
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Sale Of House and Half Lot
and Furniture.

DUOTS AND SHOES--A lul assortment OF
ID Boots and Shoes at
Oct. KiMBALL'S City Cash Store.
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Marshall & Turner.
DR.. G w. FULLIAM,

4 FFICE-a lew DOCS above The Post O n,
" Scconi street. RESlOENCE-East cad
Fra 900 Nsss6aiRes usA - |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-10
MANUEL MARIA CARBAJAL.
Hayana, March 81, 1854

mo. 3. First letter from The .dnglo- finer.
ifdn Consul
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Havana, February 2S, 1854
Most Excellent Sir-I have been informed hy
Captain Bulloeh, Commander of the American
steamship Black Warrior, that the Authorities
of the Custom house have refused to dispatch
her for reasons unknown to him On consulting
with the consgnees of said shiphere they assure
me that she was cleared at the Custom. house
on the 18th inst. in the same manner as she has
been on her former trips, being expected here
from Mobile on her way to New York on the
26th, that on their sending to the Custom house
to-day (the ship did not arrive till this morning.
for the dispatch to take to the Captain of the
ports to procure the pass to leave the port, they
were informed that the vessel was stopped The
consignees as well as the Captain are ignorant
Of having infringed any law Of the port, as the
ship was cleared in the usual manner, they are
therefore under the necessity of applying to
your Excellency with petition that your Ex-
cellency be so kind as to instruct the Author.
tiles of the Maritime Custom house in this port
to dispatch the vessel in time to enable her to
leave this port to- morrow morning. e
Hoping that your Excellency will be pleased
to accede to the petition above expressed j
have the honor to be with great respect Your
Excellency's IS very obdt. servant, the CONNER
cial Agent in charge of the Consulate,
II, H. ROBERTSON.
His Excellency, the Marquis de la Pezuela,
Governor, Captain General, SupesaS tendent-
General of the Royal Excheauer, etas g., etc,
of the Island of Cuba
mo. 4.l-TAe seereta,y's Jsf@ to The
Consul Of the United States of place
My dear Sir: The most Excelld Governor
and Captain General directs me b Say to your
honor, as l now do, that, on receipt of your
communication of this day relative to the deten-
ton of the American steamer Black Warrior by
the Custom house of this port, he demanded iull
information on the subject from the Admins
TRAITOR General of that branch, who has reported
that at the request Of the consignee Of the said
steamer, Mr.. Charles Tying. he ordered the Com
mander of Tide-waiters to pay the searcher's
visit to the said steamer and the result of that
visit was that she was not in ballast, as the con-
signee said, but that she had 400 bales of cotton
on board /; that after taking the necessary steps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-10

4 lVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
4 DICE CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE Of The
Deasea arising from
aeh as Inward Piles Funess of Blood
q me Nansea Heartburn Disgust Fairness
m Weghtn the Stomach. Sour Erueiatens Sinking
me ~ OF the stomach swimming the Head pkep
breathing Fusrns at the Heart Choking Suocang
men IN LYING Posture Dmness Visien Dsts The
Slgh Fever and Dull Pain the Head
o. the Skin and Eyes, Pain the Side Limbs
t sudden Fues Heat Bnrning the magin
ngf p =, Ey, and Great Of be uay
pared BY Dr. O. NJ JACKSON No. 20 Arch
Their the exceed If aonnled hv
any In the United States the
cases, after skiul physicians had failed = 7s'
Thee Bes wQrtby the
vnes in ne reatoH Dsahses of the Glands
exercising me most searching weakness
digestive organs, they witha pleasant mbsy
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
More testimony from Aabama
brated German Bttera prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON
Pha The Creates, known remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsa
Jhndiee Nervous debility Disease OF the Kidneys,
piCkSONA GREEN, Alexandria, Aa Sept so, 1884, sai We
nave pains to Introduce German Bttera,
y valuable medcinen
c. A ROBINSON, Bellafonte, Ala,
dcnes eventually have large sae it in Ib
M niueh The people have here m
hg patent and that affects the sale
ter and will until it beromsH
e. FOWLER Tuskegee Alas jan 80, 1851, said The
faction those who e,issdt them -
DR. H. P. LEONARD, Fsyete II. Ala, JAN 1b ,5s said
Your Bittera have dsne this YOUTH
e. NJ Hnbber Eq this Ind onths und,
the our best practitioners without relief
doubh the although
menced with the Bers He
perfectly we'll stout" - ~
vangea the similar dis
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
El+5@ ]. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans
OlpAala Auapto
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HULL,
--7----'7 =
TRIESTE.
HdVRE.

EISOR HAVRE.-The A ! fast sailing s5sN
American rhip EASTERN QUEEN, Capt Emery, SsassAxS
loadng will have quick Dispatch For freight
j. P. WHITNEY Il Co., 81 Camp street.
tsr appIY 70 the GapMn on boMrl. faha
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NOR NEW Y0RK.-The fast sailing slsssSS
II brig FLORANCE LEMUEL, Gage maaer, has, = S&8Xs
q engaged Immediate
ap5 GEO W. HYNsoN so f,amn ,trpet
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BRaZOS S.4JNTLaGO.

VIII leave THURSDAY. May 4. at o'clock A. NJ.
HtSOR BRAI0S SANTIAG GO. zGEs.
~ Regular Nav Orleans u. Mail Line sAkAAzSs
% ss new saa masaas. =. 'teamalp lpPERsEVERANCE John Y.
ing very superior saie. aceonniodaons appiytb
d .s HARRIS q MORGAN Julia
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ Shippers should provide with ,e steses bis
lsdlng No other form will bs signed. 555 nps =
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VOLUME VII.
WE w YORK

EyOR NEW YORK. = MERCHANTS Line .ssS
~ The remarkably fast sailing pscket bark GREY &TXS
HOUND, ulhandar maste loading and viii 6ays ins
das dispatch. For balance offreight or parsage annI
ap5 BoGERT, WIf,fJAMs xxx gof,or,h 4
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HsuH NEW YORK-(RegularP Packet ~
Inc very last sailing regular packet pip ORPHAN,
master having most engaged quick
uPA'eh freight Of the bhlk Of bhds apply
J. 7. WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp street,
.- - .5 or 10 EOGERT, WILLIAMS CO, Camp
g For pssssg having unsurpassed sssommodaon apply on
board, a. Post rs Second Disrct. G- II - ap3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-10

E CRYSTAL PALACE Nsw YoRK, 1854:
The jury awarded MEDAL to O. LEIGHTON CO. for the
FrstPREMUM SHIRTS late Exhibitions also A.norab,e
HON for the SEWING ofthe same.
70 full supply always Old Stand Of c.
Il CO, corner 81. Charles and Canal street.
kBr SHIRTS O order in EVERY STYLE mbIs ,nof
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-.LLHERPooE.

NOR LIVERPOOL, The fast sailing ,kS
~ British bark WgODsT0CK, Walker nnsster bas. S&KKTS
ns large portion Of engaged, will quick aispaiSh
Tor Inc above For balance freight Pvops Apply to
= nps u H. ARHBKInGE d co. ST. Charles a. :
Es0R LIVERPOOEA( Takes no Grain. s,sssNN
~ The psw A American clipper shp BOsTONIAN, kHkAP
Capt King opdipg will quk dpateh E i5snEt
af 600 baas Cotton, apply TO HD s
J. T. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp sreet 5
s8- For pssrase apply to the Captain On board All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-10
TAR. WAl SONS CARD Il win use no othe

'rEyWO HU kDRED FINE HORSESH
FOR SALE TR ELLIOTT the iaptic Stshes, 4SsfaSk
has hand, reasonable n-ad g
FINE HORSES among Nhih
Horses Id do ell call The Undersigned,
WHITE GOTHIC STAB ES, running from Unon Psrido
mha If DR.. ELLIOTT. Veterinary Surgeon.
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ESOR HAVRE.-The new a fast sail .aSaA
a. american shp CAMBRIA, Capt Perry. y now SAA
loading will prompt dispatch For freight Of 5VV
S''SD' Pr j. P. WHITNEY d co.. 81 Camp street.
Forn massage plyt to the Captai on oat
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mo. 3.l--Fust letter from the .dnglo-.a
iean Consul
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mo. 10.l-Last Letter from The Cossai Of
the United States.
Havana, s0th March. 1864
My Dear Sir. In the hurry of the moment,
and in my anxiety to get the affair of the Black
Warrior amicably settled in the beginning, l
omitted to take a copy of my communication
to you on that subject VIII you be kind
enough to direct copy TO be sent to me, and
sincerely oblige me. With great respect and
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1854.
SEsefaaGsa's Worlds FnSs. Pre-
msisxnt Shoulder. Brace.

NJ z. 1ss y s ssIsras ds figures Illustrate
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Nv DIR. L. II. DELRlEU, Gra- 1sssysTys
9d duate OF the Web rnary Schools Of France TifaSsa
VIZ EnINhRY H6sPITh for all kinds OF Domestic N Tf
Animals Desirou ing the favorable reception
extended him publ Dr. DElREA has the honor
bshed VETERINARY Sr1TAL,at No Univ
DR. DELRlEN well in this City thoug his publ
Public Hygiene Medical Jt spuiene and from his
his numerous patents will Tract by the will likewise
all Domestic
DR. Mercier, and DR.. Buf gnot ebls
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NO. 5. r. Second letter from The .fngao- gsaey.
iean Consul to HE Captain GeneraI
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fOR LIVERPOOL.-The fast sail sa.sN
a Jog American cippor ship UNDAUNTED, Captain AK&S
For freight u 500 bales Cotton apply % e'pN''i
P.sWHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street,
81 For passage. apply 10 the CApan q an1
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BALTIMORE.

EH0R BALTIMOR E.-The regular IN
packet bark HAMILTON, Captain Driver having
large portion Of ber cargo engaged, will have immediate dateh
ian21 GEO. ". HyNsoN. go Camp street. 8
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E0R NEW YORK-(Hurlbut s. Co.'s ~
JOHN q. OOSTEE, Foster master loading Tost ~
Second District and will have dispatch balance
- BOGERT WILLIAMS u CO. 10 Camp *.
passage q having excellent accommodation gy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-10

ANJk LIVERpO0L.--(T Takes no Grain. IN,
The very FAST calling american shn BRITAIN. 49,
capt Torey il now loading will auck dl4aten
For freight Of 600 baies Gotten spply '4'
L. .s,- - J. +, WHITNEY L CO., 81 esmps.
1aN6
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EyOR NEW YORK-To load at Franklin, .sssassSs
IL La,, yienity.-The sailing PARTHF. T4EES
NON, 1877 regtter, and CHAsTINA i4 ions eeiseI vii
ba Iartaed 70 lead above. ierms, apply to ~
ap7 LII ASHBRTDGE d CO., So 81. Charles u,reet
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E1 E.y DEAD CAT TLE.--One dollars72 Is
GSSAI wall be pail fer 'resh DEAD RoRFE s5x
fsB--S1 COW dell vered at ths New Orleans Bsne ~
Back Works, Washing Avenue the ard
plank read eads to .he yard eb2l ly
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NSLoUR--300 bbls. St. Louis superfne, land
II steamer H. Choteau. For sale by
mhs 5. H KENNEDY CO.. IS Tchoupitoulass
M IIlSKY-40 bbls Old Monongahela Rye.
Wv For sale by S.H. KENNEDY ca, =z
nlh3 pitoulas at.
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S'IEAMSHI PS--SIIIPS.

ef.dLVESTO.N.
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, April "a, at 8 o,cIoes AM u
r ktsOkgfALVESTON,I INDTANorA, ,PORT ,-efsss,
~ i sLAvAcA and MATAaoRDA Bay Regular sSlMlk&M
Eewofeans aud Texas u Mail Line
Ias rev and magnificent steanhp MEXICO John O. Themp
son ccnandsr, VIII eays above ndianoa hd
Layaea w. be landat on The wharyes ii as
gsnt stats-room accommodations, apply 'se' "s S
-4s&S HARRIS a MORGAN, foot Of Julia sreet
W Thlne having established is own Pilot al pa K,
~. hereafter n and under the supervision o ts own
A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

q FAIES fi,c Moss Set per steamboat Persia anl
I61 aorso.r9bS iaiios JOHN lSNoTt.
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IA Card.
uAVlNG d'sposed o. my Grocery on Main street No
Ii PC Mr.. Isaac D.iohnstoH st. clair vile o.
avail myse of this oppo tmiiy my sincere
thanks 10 Tho of ny patrons who have given me their
Custom and would ask, behalf if Mr. Johnston
continuance ofile same feeling confident that customers
any in the city, Equality, price and variety.
Also, would inform the ciiizens OF Wheeling ard yici
its that continue keep OF tho best Family {;
ry's the west, at No hngton Ila Monroe street
where Will be easeh 10 serve ali who may give INC
call SIMON d. WOODROW,
Feb. 10, 'tA-teb13 8 Washington Hall, Monroe St
HAIANTED-A tieimaii firi, cook .id do oIseSyoTk
W. Apply nj this niiice. nirt.
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5elR eInt erton House.
ytrtIt t.,. aftrs.s.a sgeistxv- l,Sntf,.r,f,. Z, .

...9i Nv II EssllB 2NSf.zy " Eatlst u
IN N. PEN RERTON Ahpptnces 10 his old friends and
tiie PUBLIC &c nele iatile has located IN tic col
Gh0lles,i pnt ilogoush,s rrpa red Ietted5 and s
leIa cd 10 IN go9l style aLmotlcfate
prices. The PGniberou House is situated Immediately
on thc stenboat Landing and the Depot OF tho Ba-
th.ofc and OHIO Iatosi, aiIordng pasensers for the
cars packet boats stoping place Tho
proprie5 restetiity inyes the attention OF IFS old
friends TO his honse and sOitcs shave of public Tatron-
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ffALrIHoRE, June 70, 1850.
Messrs. Evans VNatson FhadeErhia-G
W We have much pleasure Fire Proof
Chests TO the notice or pubcthe one we purchased
3iier undergoing heat during the which
destroyed the entire block buildings on A tch street
wharf, on tho Schuyllil on the 9th of June, 1850.
Yours very festtc ctiuliy,t
sep19- -diy .ssr - Russell q GIJBBINS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, NJ e EDlCINES, s
& Chemicals, rfafaexy, &c, &c.
gT H. gKsUEEE kItEs ~oilid announce to his
ed the interest o. the the business lately
conducted under tic iifUi OF J.. CruInbscker H Son. he
wiiTcohtinue the same at te old stand no, t5, Main ST.
and would respectful solicit and trusts TO cont
OF the rally hesto we'd ths old rIn
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities, and is
opening extensive anu well selected stock OF Drugs
Chemicals, R6funefy, Fancy astiees, Sc, all which
were purchased Ter strict AID with
scrupulous reard topuity OF quality, and offered
10 the public terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12

( ,EsAlso cacired Plaster, Hydranlic Cement PasicI
casis and Modeis, aud Marietta Grind stones
at the lowest trale nrices -. - 1 y. d. A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-12
HIGHLY InGPoRTANs

HIGHLY IMPORTANT
NELSON'S Prenlnin Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
In tile gte1tcst Improvement yet discovered Tor saving
lnlor end expense in slny Clothing nd oxe CcaiI.
ing. Linens and CoOns washed by this Fluid will be
winter than il blcaclied on the grass =
w wAnn. not TO iiiufc III, fabric Every lady may
satisfy herself on That oint, by soaknsa pie,e
or Lii enin The Fluid, full strength, hours which
viii clearly show that 1t must bo pun ely harmless. wien
dilutel with gallons OF water TO liza pint of fluid
Tile Chinese washing Fluid Is worth flIree times tue
single sixpence which win buy enough large family
washing, which can be done in or 3 hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who has late
iypu chased tho right for oldocounyt, Va.
JAS, MELLOR.
Aug9 No. ef, Union St. Wheeling. Va