davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
PERSIA

From Beyrout January, letter throws some light on
the recent action of Persia From the letter appears that
as soon as the intention of the Persian Government 10 de
clare war against Turkey known the discomfort of the
people broke in unmsakeable waytt at the shah
Councillors fearing instruction, called on the Russian
Minister to give them crHga repetition of the promises
be had been so liberal with in words As the Russian was
either unable unwilling to give this written pledge the
Court of Teheran requested the British and Turkish
Minister TO remain and negotiations BY this NEE
sure peace WAS restored in the capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
THE GREEK CONSPIRACY.

The conspiracy discovered at Widdn appears TO have
been of greater importance than at first imagined Rumor
says that proofs are discovered connecting with the Court
of Athens priest named Ahanasius was the osensibe
head of the conpraors Forty four persons OF note are
implicated in Consantinope-four OF them are Ru'san
officers Important papers have been seized By the Turk
ish police directed by Asrf Pasha and the rsmGcations
Of the PLOT have been traced and followed up through Bal
cara Janina Salonca Smyrna and the principal islands
in the Archipelago. 1t is now considered powerles'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
SWEDEN.
FNTANGLEMEYTS OF SWEDEN IN THE COMING
WAR

FNTANGLEMENTS OF SWEDEN IN TIE tUMINU
WAR
The Swedish declaration of neutrality which has been
published Subsequently that of Denmark is almost identt
cal with the latter with the important exception that whue
Dtumark CLOSES only port-Ihat OF Chrsiansoe Born
bom whore the Danish STATE Prison s'o the vessels oil
til Iecerent powers, Sweden closes stockholm cars
tisns Horton Carlscrona Carsein and Sltoe beng IN
fact tic only ports with any depth OF water IN the vicinity
of the rrobnble scene of action
This acts as virtual prohibition of the whole coast 10
The allied fleets and is favor, disguise TO Russia
The Swedish aud Norwegian press take that view Of the
Gaze and oresee that the restriction will enange sweden
IN ,tual war and that too the side OF Russia Whl,h
h declare be opposed TO their political and historic
s!npstles. ,.r .L,,.-.
Al OF cal report states the number Of cases of cholera
Of Stockholm from Aug II to Jan ~ at lOol5 OIL Which
es72 were fatal The maiady has now ceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
DREADFUL sHIPwRECK-3O LIVES LOST

[
Another distressing shpwreck had taken place on the
Island Of Barre western coast OF Scotland On the hg
of the 9Th ul. the ship W H. Davis from Liverpool for
New ORLEANS went ashore on the rocks Vatersay,
within short distance of the spot where the emgran ship
Ann Jane was lost e few months ago. The w H. DAVIS
became unmansgesble during heavy gale, and in at
tempting to weather Bss Head was driven on the rocks
with such violence that in few minutes she went to pieces
ard al hands except man the steward were drowned
80 IN all Several Of the bodies washed up and were
inferrnd az Natersay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
THE WAR.
OMER PASIIA RESTORED TO HEALTH-THE
OPERATIONS ON THE DANUBE.

Omer Pashs improving in health. Two or three Amer
cans, names not mentoned Wallachian General and
several Swedish and French officers had arrived at head
quarters to take service with the Porte Considerable
enercem. ns we're march from Sophia for Kaafa where
there already assembled army Of 5000 provided
with numerous and excellent train of artillery This
comes from Varns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
THE AMERICAN MINISTER.

In the House of Commons the 10th, Lord John Rus
se stated in answer Mr. Roebuck that the cards sent
by the Chamberlain for the admission Of the American
Minister to the opening Of Parliament BY the Queen were
he same as those cent other diplomatic representatives.
and he did not think any difficulty likely to arise out
of the question az to the dress which the American Min
- i,ter was to appear on state occasions!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

TIE PEOPLES CoLLEGE.-The Board OF Trustees Of
this institution held Quarterly Meeting in Syracuse on
Soop Vice President occupied the Chair Report. from
the General Agent the Assistant and the Secretary were
submitted J. j. De Forest was appointed Librsnsn-
Messu j +. Willis, Of Jefferson. George Geddes 20
ondags, Henry s. Ran isll, of Cortland, and Hon NJ
Stirling Of Duchess appointed TO Ell vacancies 70 Is
Board OF Trustees The question OF location was soa's
cred and several eligible mentioned VII Dc seF
tied at the annual meeting in July. c.,,
In the evening public meeting was held a. the ~
Hall which addressed by the Hon 4 L. fe1ers' WHO
explained the objects Of the proposed Collese' &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
AUSTRALIA.

TIE ship BaIlaret had arrived from Port Philip VIVA
adyces 10 Nov H. aud % 900 Of gold Melbourne
adycts by ths arrival about week later aud sho"
10 Iait.c18r change in the import market Cold proiuc
tor was going steadily. Coal was reported al cape
Patterson but the report believed to be merely the
revival OF an old rumor. From Van Diemans Lana
letters are to the sd of Nov but they contain nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
ASIA

Adyices of 9th January from COnssanhnope nsntlon
that military operations in Asia are suspended Hur'chh
Psshs Gen Guyon had been very successful IN reorgan
ling the army He had been enabled 70 pay up iher
rear, and This circumstance together with the seasonabe
,,rvsl n Disciplined reenforcements had restored its eff
cheney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
No REPLY FROM ST, PETERSBURG.

There are as yet no tidngs of any answer from St Pc
tersturg to the last u!imatvr Of France and England
Nicholas was said to be sck-rith eryspelas say
but at all events he had not any for ten days
Persons even doubt il he lie in St Petersburg at all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
. cen Bond. bod arhsr .d,.rc.s 3 heinr e.rr,nr ns

Bonds hsd farther sdsrced g being currently eses<
Preseut or otsfiors were called.
Unltsd ss5 Y Cent Bonds Is15........... est0 "a
United ststss6 Cent BoEds 1852. 9los
United States Cent Ben6s ls6l........... 100 les.
United Y Cent Ina stoek 1857 -. 1884 7sicp,
Penrsy vaniA Y Sees :, ............... 70 30
Psnsylyan.s y Cent Bonds. iF77............. "a as
Ohio Cents lb'v. ...s................l4 ai0
s.rvl.sd y Cent sterlipg Bonds ..... a. aW
ybsini. u Cent BoD6s 1885. ............ az - AZ
yI,siria D Cent Sterling B0uis 1884. ....,.. a q =
Po.ron City y Cent, 1888 .............. ~ . a.
Ro.ton Civ u q Cent Sterling Bon3s........ lea - :
Nontr,si On, ep Cents 1915. ............ as a "a
Ssw-Orls.p. Cav y Cent Bonds 1876 ..... AZ a ss
Rslv,sere tDeswsrel6 y Cert let Mtg Cow m y . :
c,rinp.i spS 81 Losis7 p Cent. l't Mcrts,sp - q q
Chisaso ard Mississippi q Cent let hor,xase - So a 90
6,s.f Western and illinois II 3, Cens lees &C.. 30 . 81
H,chis.p Central 4 Cent. IL, horfEsr- aisl
pichs,n Central 4 Cert >terins bond....... - 8S
P,nrsylvsna Central Railroad e CenS lsn-... ola "a
Sewyork and Erie A. Cent Is. Mortse los-s 100 6tee
Nv Work ard Erie T. Cent = MortsAse, ls9 % ~
Ss~.york ana Pie 7 q Cent "a Moftzege' ISL. % =
Nsw.york and Erie y Cent Convertible. lssS s1lq 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
American seeurftIes.

report the American Securities eyinc
character throughout the week with fair
generally tendency The chief
aquss bad been f5 Railroad Bonds Hines CenIal Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Wright, Candy ~ Co.'s Circular.

Per EvopaI LIVERPOOL, Friday, Feb. 10 1884
Since the date Of lat circular adyces per Canada int,
our COTTON has assumed more eheerul appearance
Influenced by the large deficit IN the receipts the Americas
and continued small shipments this country speasto
have been tempted moderate
also have purchased freely
The actve preparations By this and the French Govern for
the 5os OF the in the Fest tend much business
ensy allow stocks ualsts
in their hsnd. consequently the business has been freely
bont last FfcaJs although sellers have ebssns<
slight the few days During the week purchs<ss
spinne under the full belief tbs
would wo AZ their such has not proved
the and from the proceedings taken the mills likely
closed for time uns they promise the do
putss
To-day extent amounting 900
bses OF which 900 spectators and importers .be nsks
sgsATs have been freely taken full prices for export snd
hold
amount TO 50 bales Of which s
America Spectators have taken 2Sto and exporters a
esyins 81 so ssles Of al lines To the trade.
The import for same time 81 SIS bales Of which H~e ere
American PRICES TODAY.
Fair Middlng. Ordinary,
HewOfesns ......6ld. yd ydt99a
Mobile ......,.,...btd 5lc- 10 I'D 10
Alarrc .........63d. Sd 20 5fd
ro. taken for oou.uu sc ss:. nSsso Ss;
Total taken for Export lscgs).. H. "a essS %, a,Y o.r
Stock this y....3l4l 10 GI4 eS62 lSSs ~ ss,
Same time Ie5c. .5o4l24 1891 9S@ 'oo< 4Sl eH,tsi
10 Manchester the transactions continue epons
accumulate ueisny cause no e 70 pres
alec there lirfe no change In prices
dnllne noted GRsIs marker u veek mas commas
20 prevail the the demand consned % the lame
FLous l. IS y Dol coRs In limited rsqaess
asaSs; ,ey limited at former Bark 50 bag, Bald
more realized CLoyE1sEGDi 20 bbls the sold y
store RESIN in request Aes 5000 bis siG ossF
for com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

the presen, moment both in the Prrcpaes and pes
ssraba lse32s with $40 cannon OF winch - are o.
large caiber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

Per Euycfo1 LIVERPOOL, 2nd Mo. 10th 1854
The W, aihor La. turned to frost again
Our pc8 Of WHEAT continue small and moderate OF fLek
Ttsssy the trade has been quiet demand bat hod
60 nos eylnes any pressing sfs'Ls 70 sci sss ls IN b s
supplies since the 9th eonss! Of
1879 NDss Corn 80 scks and 400 obs FLoUs ana
thu export Of CORN period 1850 quarters 49,, -,
The feeling regarding WHEAT aud FLOUR which ncf
above reryde this ayq nsrset ana
items the value OF either fon
quotations Of Tuesday The show OF samples was small aaN
Flour prepared to sosn r
quantity NHEars we're firmly held A.,
limited reque and ship parceh PrOcursbs
OATMEAL quiet neglected for local consumption OATS slow ss
ID. TO Id. reduction.
FGYFTAs participated the doll for other feeding
articles. a.,
sTws Of OATMEAL reported sold for ship.
ent to Belfast, about 81 y load Imports fon
abroad since this day week sse wHEAr 1880 Isoin
Com 81. 100 bbls and 100 sscks FLOUs. -.
bbl.. snd 553 sacks FLoUs.
Tb. o.ys currency CErEALEs quote Iae.fs'
fer hne Nbife, l2 to l25 for secondary Canadian l0nE
24 FLous Ohio, Phisdephia and Baltimore al % ns e
warehouse Westerns No ~ t'a TX ship parcels OF eSa
IsDns white 20 &40s; Yellow 4o Si6er ship Fiss
continues ds American old still quote at @
QuERcTRoS BARK-In Philadelphia, heard Of sale
50 bags Baltimore sold privately al auction there bid fo 80
iAsD being scarce on tn. spot brought 81 ass
l7C FOR forward delivery changed hands At 55 cw
BEEE-50 tea Of new "DomnickS sold At lsi sod some
beet
PopK-sOue parcels Pork, of years
packing were oreredst sueos One parcel ss bos sold
Dbl So the hShest bid for o. the finest parcels 50 bbs Of
very EIsra sold at 70 and sbs French ~
Dbl. -
BAcosA better demand ~ asked for small lots Of old and 81
for . - =,
RICE quite neglected go Aacan sod ISL lei the
arrive eco sold at W supposed 49, 0l35Pcv
CsTTos has been active during the week American
Of the nearly sae bat inferior and low qualities Ss
unssable sus have commanded attention although not
quoted dsrer extreme rates were pd The % 70 the sds
reach 50 babes spscusiors took 1850 bales Of which 80"
Sursts Exportsra $3.50 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following table wiz show the fluctuations in Consos
during the week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

books, viz: The Austro-iurklsh quarrcl ABOUT Mon
tenego The necessity to previously treat this affair is
the more urgent il will establish the existence of
concerted plan between Russia and Austria for the
subversion and division of the Turkish Empire, and
the very fact Of England putting the subsequent nego
tatiOns between the Court OF ST. Petersburg and the
Porte into the hands of Austria, cannot fail to throw
most curious light the conduct of the English Cab
met throughout this Eastern question In the absence
of any official documents on the Montenegro affair,
refer to book which has only Just been published,
this subject and is entitled the Handbook of the
Eastern Question" by l.. +. Simpson.
The Turkish fortress of Zablisk on the frontiers OF
Montenegro and Albsnia) stormed by band of
Montenegrins in December, 1852. Ii is remembered
that Omar Pacba was ordered by the Porte TO rePei
the aegressors The Sublime Porte declared the whole
coast Of Albania in state of blockade, measure
which apparently could be directed only against Aus
tria and her navy and which indicated the conviction
of the Turkish Ministry that Austria had provoked the
Eontenegrn revolt
The following article, under date of Venns, Dec ~,
1852, appeared then in the AagsbETger Augemeiae
Zsiisng
"lt Austria wished to assist the Moutenegrins the
block ade csud rot prevent it. Ii the Monenegrins de-
scended from their mountains Austria could provide them
with arms aud ammunition by Csttarc in spite Of the
Of the Turkish feet in the Adstc kustris does
not approve either OF the present incurson of the Mon
tenecrirs Of ne reroptt0a which the Of break
sng oEt "a Herzegovina G"d BoSH,a amSng ts Christians
She has constantly protested sgans, the prosecutions OF
the Christians and that in the name of humanity Austria
is obliged 10 observe neutrality toward the Eastern Church
The last news from Jerusalem viii have shown how fierce
y religious hatred burned there The agents of Austria
must therefore exert al their efforts to maintain peace be
tween the Greek Christians and the Latin Christians of the
Empire.
From this article we CLEAN firstly that coming reyo-
buttons of the Turkish Christians were anticipated as
eeraiH that the way for the Russian complaints con.
cernng the oppression ofthe Greek Church was paved
by Austria and that the religious complication about
the Holy shrines expected to give occasion for
Austria's neutrality
Tn the same month note was addressed to the
Porte by Russia, who offered her mediation in Monte
NEGRO which was declined the ground that the Sui
ran was able himself TO uphold his rights. Here
we see Russia operating exactly as she did at the time
Of the Greek reyolution-frst offering to protect the
Sultan against bis subjects with the view o. projecting
aterward his subec against the sultan II her assist
aIce should not be accepted
TIE fact that there existed concert between Russia
and Austria for the occupation of the Prnelpaiites
even at this early tine may be CLEANED from another
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
Z .Pa1nbertbn Honae.
WnIer 3lteel lloloW 0lonFoP

- Il1t ofWHBgLTNG, va. .l"t. Y" ~.
m. ~. PEMBRRTON anntunoes 10 his old luondP ans
TIE public genelgY that he has located 10 the eSm
iiiOdiOuB brtk buid,rc, formerly Known as the 'St
CHARLES and horougdS repaired and rohttod n and
pitpa c 10 enlsiantavelets iI good Aye atmode.ai'
prices. The PembeNon House 10 situated immediately
on the Steamboat Ladpg and near HE Depot OF the Bal
tihOie aud Ohlh Railtoad, aordlhg nbSesera for h'
ears or packet boats convenient stopping place, Tux
p0prlojr RESPECTFULLY Invites tq attention oi lh Oh
friends 10 bis house, and soelis share or public pST9p
npe ap@Il-lN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
. NgSTGNBRIg N(lIIlCR 9 7T7I77

NFcChBGLGNk 9, KNOX have rsmbytd skelt t2Asii!
NA B6oN dSNSttS d the l,lg ~ btosD
A fey sbpliaiTb Mouth 9lllho blafebaftls 3isthI
hank on tho opp0aite lhn OF the gtTeot and 2onro O
ot VIM ~ Htibyis tirg sJod eor6 wv hlsuq ~ SO
y1baHkMl lor ihe pAFonas9 lsrea9re eEti9 aea "a ~
lies for ddlnE btnssh ith6y ofof 70 nie ll 1h
sisater ildleslneps tQrhnylng tbap hsreioIqlg = 80, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
q .5-l--I7 For- snnfiah. -


-. THH hst Tunprg Steamer Stephen
~ ~ IBnyafd, BOoTif AlaSoT having 3heeH
lIitdl13 To.piinled and rc decorated, will leave
lWhecing Ot Sunish aGd all tEternedlale
iahdingS ktEaY DAY athslfrhd 39oooh P9ma olF
For IreIsht OF naAaaEn 4pply oN bQaL1 leR4l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
M0kinA

TViRB hdti5 bot5ht 6it t5 tbHtS 4l5s 81
,Soas beSggl9g e ts.s55 ihseles S z!
Wheeling and vicinity that be Intends carrying d
Merchant Tall 9rips bnglRssS sane Te9e ~
utcGbed 81 MeEaTl NVheeer q btkin, ohd nLtiIi o.
ianed no services OF bpth ollbe lotar Pgopvllqiq
isii5paisd to nPe6 up 70 oi ger every lrlls " ~
iAthelalSIt el5S aud beat t1AHnt!i atyefg
l3 determined % sell SeIy los to BIZ tefl
make ybopJastbe sFdfg 6p9dh n Now ~ Ielp e,3
10 gst good colhug cheap. Ho VIII t1Yrent even
70 b6 es onIlnohdodi or no taVS ~ isi tta! VI
H. t. Coma onei cone lh, i5f .s4ft Hetft iaffF
aA "er' And i've Us heau,
tsah ,sfAtiNo. 2, WsEhibstDn Ball a9nuletse sisif
hni2 49, l ,l, H. ST TALLliA u
DlSSOLuTl0N. y ,,,,,3F i, ~.
rltHR btrmerbNlp hetetoOTe e3Stliis uhitl tt ascl
i Gordon, ClaiEe q Co., has tMs dAy been ]
llltual consent y 3. COkpQni
OtARkE6 q TllAWs
.Ns!fBlFnls@ hAs NOV. y, R,AHJiRsisNsgo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21

AlC4ALY 1ndPORVANP.
IRTBLSONlS Pfe1ihni Chinese IDslral Washing fluid,
IN Die 3teateyt lGnpyem6nt yeidEcOveIed, rs9ving
labor end expense m washing ling aud House Clea
Ing. Eueis ond CotoHs WaAhtd by this Fluid Will he
whileT ana s1er han than II bleaehcd ontht grass,
WeRRhsrEDuotto iujnCe thu mbriC. Fyory lady may
satisfy herself ntAt poiut ysoaknsa pieto or tOtion
or Linenin tho Fluid, null strength iOr q hours which
win clearly showthat tmust bo pmey h1rmlesst MEeu
/ The Chinese washing Fluid worth three times Tie
Single sxpenco which will buy enough ior alarge dpy
washing. witch can .be done 10 B OF hours, e5..
aud sold By the subscriber who haSlpts
ly purchased the Ifshtfdr DhioaoiinJ VA. 4 ~
JAS. MELLOR,
hnfa .L-l b. ..uI No. % ulIonst.. Wlaelns.R Va. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21

.ftt4 l,u .h4.fff NEAlQNfAA4srf rf ffft.tlL a5Ittl
TiRANzlIRiAi 4 LU1z have Tepioy yea iher Wheles.ls
3fO SSrket SanaTe next 10 Vim, Ilas Auclion Room,
yhet th6y I hshoret0iOrd always keep Olihanda st0ok
d: nc beat Wines and LlPuOrs ~ " prlses y
hp3 d3m, eHANaMslM q LN VIZ lM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21

J--,- III.-y-I -PAhINE EHbHIP, gi5.,,,5 4
r1NE aubscTlbets have this Hay paItueHhP
i ior tht purpose ortTansaoing Comm ssi9palA Foti
wardlpg busiress under tie style Of Dgale & CowgiH9S
s. I0sle Co. and solicit eoilpanee 81 tS sSSllsiS
OF tho lato Arms. %, 49, n,OfNfHi
Mayeli3ih, 1881 M "a s...a ~. 4. 1. mis-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
FaF IlalllmoFs; %q;lIPg,Sg ss,J .a Fhll9aelRhsP
y y !: y, x l.!l.

Bv7 Great through Line ior the Bast,sg lis,
t1NUR baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road rom Wheeling 70
baltimore, and connecting WITH tic WashinklOn
18ho Rail Road the Junction (lbiel called ta Relay
House 10 miles rom Bamure, aud With Tie Philadpl
phia WilmngtOnGnd l'amo Rail- Road to PhadelPtit
he great tunnels upo lhe line ave now f9peted agd
lie Whole road 10 m hne condition, presenting ore OF The
nost piodtesqa and dtonhntlc ro0ie@ In the wo!d' ~
1hs nnw aud BneHild aeanleTs olte UniOn Line from
Louisville and Clntinnatic road at Wheel
ihg and through tickets nom tp,e places 70 HamoIes
WGsbinslon Philhuelphu, &c, may be sp oil the agents.
OF on tile boatss III ~, wv !,
The express .nllltalneayes wheeling AZ 9oelesk
A. MI (Vheellng tmeO aud arrives az Cunhefldno C20l
nesJ and allOslug two hours tbeIel Ives "
lIatInoYe $50 mes,) al NJ, the next morning, na
Rns lie pAssa ihrodshn about 20 houfS iheluDB sll
atOppagea ht u .u .Hfiffull e u Non IL L.I
without charge 'H''. ~ 80 Il. ~. ~ IL.
PossentcTs and baggage are 70 lhe cara for
WBSbiprion al tic Jinctlon and iof philadelphia, a Bh4
tinore, Without extra change T,ayele,9 eve an
pe line aud opportunity at uielf eae.
iTbTon,h tIcteta nom Wheeling 20 B'lumores (wiih
privilege lyug oyer anywhere o TIE route
WnsbInrton 800 10 PhGdelphla, SIO-to b6 had on
ba1d lie steamers OF The Union Gle QhS eEt q
tho Rail Road AEents at Wheeing(l Is. FIHD)& Muunda.
viIh u,a7 we alNVM Parker, tCiAiniy spr'ti Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-21
DaRuerreotYpeR.

M BSSRS, .BEAMER g. III TURTONs having taken The
IN Rooms ioTnerly occupied BY Mr b. Tathellas Da
guorrea Gallery OF Main and Riddle AIeels, ceu
tie NIeepg beg leave 20 solicit shaie OF patronage
from his frietds aud tho public atlaiee. GnasHtfH
They make IL rulo let any pictures 50 out but
wuht are s1tis'aotdIl .and WI lloXtcbiedi
Cold aud Silver plauIg executed neatly tsaa7ata5 Il
Ogfoldels ef here Or eigu painting VIII be attended %
hv g. ruisn, Il l,Iother N. Tfef lntgi-2nin