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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15

A SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN SrEURENvILLE, OaIo.
most terrible calamity occurred a. the pape; mill
OF Messrs. Thompson, Hams & Sons, shis morniog
about 10 o'clock. rev eel ~hice had been sunk
70 the depth of some forty feet, cayed T., blryug
M. Rcbilson and eis syn, aud small boy named
Sserce. The two hfst nSmei individuals were nc
work nj tie bottom OF the well, aud were about
coming ont, when The bank commenced giving way
at the bottom. Young S,ence wa sitting At the
time on tue top OF the cnrb, about two three feet
down, end wss carried dos with the falling earth.
Up to Zoe tme W. left ,he scsne OF the dissster,
p. M., none Of the bodies bal been reached. Those
engaged IN removing tne earth lanoyed under great
Disadvantage, in consequence OF the dirt cayins in
ard some time Was consumed in getting re .dy and
putting into tire wel large curb, to al TO support
the backs. IL is expected taat the boy of young
Spence viii sooc be reached, be cannot be great
way down. The other two unfortunate individuals
Il Is supposed, are Of the e,tto,n Of tho welt aud
valicus cor-cSrfs Sele ahot az ID their condition.
oousa are Of opinion that they NAV be awe, being
protected b. the frame wosk which surrounded The
sides, but snis seems to rs like ''h0ping against
hope" Two O. three days mast elapse before the
bodies can be reached Sleutcac,e Union, SEPT. 4,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-15
Destruction OF the ROucsx Houss and Seven
Locomotives o. tEae N. Y. Central katisOad,
@tVg t~stCss

Destruction OF uhe Rouc.s Housa and Seven
Locomotives o. tae N. Y. Central HanTOad,
dOe hgstcs.
[Frcm the Daily Democrat, Sept 81
About five O'Clock ThSrsdsy afternoon, fire
broke out in the adjoining the large Rould
House Ct the Central Ra.Aosd s,tusted between
North AID Hudson streets, aad just north Of tho
raj roaa track, and Ia An in reble sa0rt spaae Of
tmethe mes spread thu 1gh tho sheds and through
the Round House, where seven spleDdd locomotives
were staDcDg.
From sbe first it was seen to bs utterly impossib
to arrestth natues although every effort made
BY those ID tbs building and osheIs VIII, harred to
the spot. None OF tia locomotives vera fred up,
aud was, OF course, upns siele to remove teafn,
AID they were ali des.c5yed. Toey we're the Capaa-
da'gna, P,ttsford, TkGyer, Essex, Oregon, siles-
ter and Tempest. Ifey were valued at about ii, 900
each.
Quite number Ct loaded freight cars were On the
track all EXCEPT two OF which were got Of dan.
ger. These destroyed we're loaded wits four.
Tire Round Hiase vas valued q. $20,0S0; upon
which there was no insurance.
There was also . large quantity Of wood, proba.
bly, SEQ cords, tetally destroyed.
The ties on tho ira x burnt, an Il the rails
warped ny tho heat into hoop. /. is not probable
that any tr airs passed last night. The immense
piles Of wood on q Q would endanger q sraiu Ii the
track was Ia perfect orter.
A pa:sesgas trau via Csnandaigua. was le,yinr
tie depot Just as the flames burst ols bnt by slse
time 1t reached The spot II Was cviisnt That al at
tempt TO psss would end 10 the loss Of the entire
train OF cars. At about rhe same 3ma a train vas
que from the east, bu. SUIT. Dutton prudently sent
messenger to warn the conductor Of the DANGER.
It soon up, With eight full Of
who were taken to the oepot - carriages Without
much delay.
The wood sheds were Immediately wesa Of the
Round House, and the fire undoubtedly took from
the smsil engine ussd in saving wood
| The l'ss il about as fo,ozs:-
Round House. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 900
Seven locomotives. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Wood and wooa saeds. Observation-Disclosures. 100
~, 1900
IObI. StS,uvV
To this il to be alaed the two freight cara and
their ccrtents, and other incidental damages sotne
compaoy.
TIE Fire Department made considerable haste {,
reach ,he spot bg.s there was no water % use, 50
tat their goJd iasentions @ere frustrated.
TIE immsnse roof OF the Ronald House stood m
til the heat became intense, and tnen rolled up liko
| parchment and fell with terrible crash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

q" NO. - Main ST., Centre wheeling,
II ERP constantly omhNn1 assortment oil me atest
II and most iinrToved Stoves embracing every variety
of Parinr Shop and Cooking Stoves Their western
Virginall," coal stove, ennnot be surpassed ~ any
ortliem witinthc last siXmonhs, pedsing enseLvcSio
take them hey did not give sats!actio am" nave
never had ono returned p -Nal-.l =.
They also keep constantine hand the latest style o.
Arch iThca Warranted equal TO ANY made ~ this
iron Silks and avariety Of all articles in the
FOur!ry line which will be sol! low for cash ,,,s{
1vGTt - -. 90 -, dEwtC-7u4ug;3!5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
SSszS s55;3;8Is s. O. 1893
ADAM & CO.'S
nExDn EGS NOTTEEi

Baltimore, Philadel.
Mia, NeI6 rIork,5 BoStoH AID the EtSt
TIME public Il, respectfully informed that VIC nave
O. made rangenelhS by Which we shall run r.r.r
..,t fH1t DniIy Express J. .E -i' -,
From Baltimore 10 Whcena via Baltimore and olnv
Easiern aud nom all Cities and Towns OF
the Easterad Middle STATES Mc are nov Prsn 1 :"
bic Goods ges; Bank Bills Specie, Jewery, &C. al
mil speed, ncharge OIcarcul Alcssenserss ,v,tt
ING daily, al O'Clock, a. NJ. Leave BALTlMSkh
and are respectfully solicited to order
.' an 80 VIZ ADAMS IL CO.
OFFICE:-MarIct Street, McLmrc House re,....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
Pennberton House.
WATER street, IEelOw Monroe:

sG1a t''T WHEELING, VA - 10. o. ..r..l, %. 4
m M PENIBERTON announces his old .friehds and
the public generally, that lie has located IN lhccon
Rodious br tx 'butd!-". formerly known as TIC St.
Charles >, and Thoroughly repaired and reftCdit, and Is
pcpa ed to entertain travellers in good style at moderate
on tic Steamboat LHudng and he Depot OF the Bat
tnore Ohio Raiitoad, aordng rassensers Tor me
cars ~ packet convenient stopping place \ nc
urupret NJ fully inviIes the attention OF hts old
friends 10 his house and spcts share of public patron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
: DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &C.,
r III 1JR UDIisACKETs would announce TO his
iGEGsand the public generality that having puTc,aS
ed tho interest senior in the business
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker q son, nc
viii continue the old stand No 10: MIMI ST.
and yvould respectIuy solicit and trusts to mertHcontlp
nance 0Tthc patronage berny bestowed onthe Old firm
He las lust returned from the Eastern cities anls now
oncnim an extensive ana we'll selected stock Of Drugs ami
Chemicals Pcrnmrry, Fancy articles, &C., all OF whitn
we're purchased Ter strict personal inspection lid Win
scrrruous regard purity or quality, and are now oerc
HI reasonable terms iNE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
Look at This!

A LLthose who arc DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
n OF themselves and aud friends, Cando So nOSL eeC
tnaIlv by calling without Gcl1y,at L. Tarnel,S Dasuer-
cOvpe Rooms the of Main AMI Blddie streets
Centre W cling: and procure for each those eke Pic
which, cannot he Obtained with the same degree Oh
Il, ARBIiI1L. DaeIeTfeotYpiSt
aEi... Corner OF Main and Riddle streets.
feta 800 b.. Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
REMOVAG,

a. II BAYHA have reInovedfo their and spa
y clio brick buildmSS, 13I MHTEet street. were lhcy
maItuCacturN and keep on Iaud, % ] =. %. ID
- .'0|I TIN AND SHEET IRON lWAkE,,
And keep for sa Q japan Ware and iouehold Furnishing
Hardware isothe latest styles Of CooHng stove; an
market prices. Their old customers he prnl'r &C.
ally arc invited to all and examine their Stock EFS"
description OF al tcesin their 3Ee crtIy made 10 or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
7T775ZEI-EEx 1ATxTN.
(;Vl-G-l.lS, I'm, q SlAFsILh'7 AeVTN " z ~ y
~ sManufaCGOrY. ...t

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore 2,
@ bestowcd uuon him, the subsc tber would respectful
80 i,rIm his friends and the puhc generally TINT rs
manufacture thu above named ar 1ooS IN
for wholesale and retail very low priccst
lie also keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the most ap
nToycd patte for coal and wood ,., :. - a.! a.;
lob work will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompncss and in style that will
Pe SnsS4 mus F. 4RNEY, nos, Mainst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
. 555s z.o5lN'E}MeBER 1875
: ii B5I:AIltTIMORE.
-.1dI -FcIIoIysgDansousI scd iDIcn, sons OF
GSts-s - Temperance.

odd .FcIIewsg lGnsous, Iscd nIcH' SON" OF
ESFsse temperance.
" land other Society ,Rega11a,
Banners, Seals anil Je15elS, ndIrtaetared and sold
In Gibbs Sp5Sn,ith3 MOI 10 baltimore Street,
30 ,o,,o BgltimOres AId.lg ~ g"-
Is TIL Il tlnert usually hard consists oil
+. I,:Gasslaa I'd "a 4REGAI.1A,
odd Ftoirs'-Gra1dl and Subordinate LodSe AID Eli
I 5Tit l5,i' t7D'l. canipment, !, ,,,re 10. E.. 81
Ma s saagi Past Grand aid other Cheers plain and
ii5adg.q sd 1st a. 81, 4tl and 9TH Degree Parade Re
a4s' S1' Pichy embroidered Encampment Parad
ss;r "a agisgp 500 Re:aIias go "
Nusonic-linights Tcmplar, Royal A-1h, and Master.
80 80 }7Y5ewc!s, Robes, Banners, 81 .OTdS, &G
Sons of ISRlpeT1ILce- Grand ard SubOTdIHa
ivisionS-O Ulcers and McInhers, gu
HI Rcd NfeSdchcS, Past Officers and richly enlbrOluet
Sd Degree " orking and F ESNSqe iKegaila''
orte tafions or9rS or SivGr Gilt or Plated Metals,
peIpiing Knghts'F em T9l 1 G NEPG DhkS'o
rRanuars brogery size stSle and cost adapted TO the
Ious Orders and Societies, orders and De-
signs Banners, when required, urnished fce oil eN-
ponsc showing the styte oTthG sHmewhe flushed Also
ROBES, SASHES,s COSTUMES CAPS: &c.
ComnlSig the largest assortment to be found III the
LODGES, LEN CAMP MENTS,s DIVISIONS AND
a ....,s apgug loa TRIBES ~
arade V6riing Regalia Banners SC, depend up
avtng their orders satisfactorily filled by calling on OF
-. -- M ca, Gii56S. " oAil IL,
S9 a5E& f Nt@ AEez Wheeling, Va oct5-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
,WHEELING.o
.SPIE8NG or GISJ3.
59@7WM. r. SELBY.
WHOLESALE. DEALER IN

--t WHOLESALE DEj4ALhfSe LIN
fUf EaForcTSm & Domestic 1>ry G. Gods, sa5 "a
No. III MUM St., West SIDE betrDecn Monroe ana
s UniOnsts.lo 3iav sz1H
2 ""1''' Wheeling, Va.,,org1Ese
MS NOW in receipt ofhs Spring stock OF Dry Goods
I and Notions direct from importers and ManuRet';
Ters Comprising as complete and desirable stOcknt
goods tcd trade this section as can he onl
in any hOc East West, tOwhch would respect iuy
invite the attention of retail dealcrs consisting al iva
.rr. "a 1rg.ia sgzsaTscDREss GOODS ID . $50
In black silks Olpacas, Porins, lew!ts, de LANES ne
hams etc., with very large stock ofprints o. the host
makes and cOOrs. Also, rhOHHcS, ribbons Innings, au
other trimmings in variety. and ui 900 igatgslG
SIS HgE f-.Faa ~ MEMS WEAR. .- eve
In Cloths cussimers, sattines, nierno cnssimeiess
jeans twccds, and summer cOts also Cptoladcs, Den.
blue drilIs brown linens, linen drills, mMkccns ami
other such goods, avery desirable assortment ALSO,
mems ana palm hats. LeShorn and hats soft
WOOL 1luSh hats etc ;litha full stock OF linen and cot
Ton haggng scqcsa bags buapS, table llaPeFs crash
driIgs, fiCkhgS; Checks shifting, stripes, etc, hrdwH
and bcachcd misis; with agood stock goods
in the t,,,, ,,,-,,sf Ts $50 81.
Ascambrics, aconcts Irish linens laces threads but;
tons, hosiery doves, combs, ETC., in all their
My whole stock wilbe found unsurpassed, as well IN
4%rn,Iy iltlu - SSi - - y w TsELEYloit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

I19t3 ~ Thomas H. Gibson, .,.,f
AND G a S FITTE Err,
No. 5 Union ST. oppOsiteaG. H. Berry Rope store
CEC leave Ills friends and the public in gen
ID era that lie continues TO carry on the plumbing and
gas 1tngina its various hrancbcs aud respectfully soil
elisa share OF publ Patronage. r. .t.r ..glI lul
lie has constantly on land lead and iron rPes, com
Closets WASH basiIis colt water fountains for ho
tells, water coolers for privatc families hot and cold
shower baths hath tubs, lead and iron cuque boxes lead
collins. ketIes reors for b!cactlE aud all otlcr
chemical APPARATUS, etc Factories, etc. tilted n with
disp1tch. ~ - 80. ,,-.;-
Also chandeliers, pendants, brackets, hel'ar lights
X"rders of, at lie above place WIN DC thankfully
ccivcd and promptly ait ended to- ,'r !. ;iaF s-
I;.-AlI orders from the country Will meet with
nrnmnt attention ----- IL 80 - Npe-hnLu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
Spring and Summer Cl ct +:

I Spring land Summer CIoth1ng,.
u STEPHEN RICH, Mercha ant Tailor u ,.jg
~ public generally, tint having cIeommenced business;
he Is now IcceIvug at his new StorSfOol ~ The Sf5IH
OF every color quality, and variety Plain and iancy
silk, Satin, and all kinds Of LbSfIN1S
Recently aeectod by1hmsolGin the EASTERN clties
suitable for The Spring and Summer, and which he VIII
Il lttnP to ordcr at the notice y ne SsSt
cnb,aces Shirts Of every kind, Collars Hand
kcrciics, Gloves UndersNiis Drawers anu
evefvaarticle kept III Gcntlemenis general urnishh
Sinrc Ifsou want HE in the ri cal al
Quar- ers . South roomsSPRlGG HOUSE water Stree
$3.50, Fts+fsTFEtZ.s ,<s1i-IE-+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
GEORGE MENDEI,.

9hi WHEELING VA. ~ -
II SNOW receiv wing a I.ARGELOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING u Also Table and FloQI one
Cloths ali widths and Keeps constantly on hand INlg
assortment or FurnatTc OF every description Git AMI
mahogany Framed Looking Gusscsl Gilss Plates YemtIn
mi TTnnSparent window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, EiDCRS,
NsIorany Vaneers Varnish. 1HalcOth, Curlcd Hair,
Srrins Sackng IOtions Brass and Mahogany Stair knS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
-;Notice OF Partnership.

N M TINOUIC60 OF Z o4 VI1O1 914P,
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden Edwards,
viii he Continued by the udc signed. ut the old stan OF
MniC street under ihc firm name OF Edwards d warden;
James w Warden la y purchased the interest oil ia
cob NJ. Warden.
.'""r'''7 - 'Sff, = ..lCHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
,.1-,C -.. .JAS.INH. WARDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
= n ~ New Music Store ~. Z.
sign of the Grecinn- 'TriEOnTm, No. 400
------- Nlnin Street. ! i

f .-ss.----,- ~ FlCKIEsoN would respectfully an.
57ESs.Ti55 nounce to the citizens .: Wheeling and VI;
1 E n 1cinty that he has Just o!eneu e yio, m"
Guitars Vioinceos, FlagOets, Flutes Fies, AoeoiHe'
ons, Bbnos, and Tambornes. Brass Instruments the
first and best make. 80.
Instruction books all kinds OF InsTumentsiand for
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin also, the
songs, Duets, etc. and the very hest roman a'
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Ciarone Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards, sas &tJ o. H'
lows for Violinceo and Violin -,
A.klcSers Furniture Polish, for renovRtlhg VANISHED
Fun turc such PiaDOss Oabtets, Steam boats OF any
lSO for sale by the Agent for kleber fsDug fIanos
first and best maua Cture in tile United STATES Such
as NUNS and Clarks grand and square Pianos j. H. Dun
h.ls HaIIe and Aliens celebrated liostom Pianos &C:
Agent for the make OF CarlaFdt and Needhams Fale"t
McOdcOns d n O ~ ~ Il .sl. st 4u %. III,
Accorieons. instruments repaired
n tie lowest prices ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
s, IS. ROBINSON. I

- - Attorney at Law, >. n
T.. BE VERIFY, WAsnNgToN C"rTTY, O.,
WILL, attend promptly to collections, NC, III Wash
ington Morgan, Noble, Athens and Mo4roe counties, o.
REFER TO: on, 81 -, -.,-
% slos f4Sn s. Sa ISL S SHoToliS, O.
~ ss e :. G H"Sinso. ZsT .S o. ,r
at saaaGil, Kelly &co. =" "'e'ls' So, '1'
pJ 4RRt@ MiISGS ( Co.. Baltimore ,,,~,s
glotia tWPGltner ,psosu
GOTHAM - sr. s.---rs d: - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

baltimore Pinmo Forte llnnuInctory; t
TE!Je NISEtde BRoTHRR manufactures Of l'oudotr
y Grand and Square Pianos; request the special aten
lion Of female performers, 70 late and imEortsIt I'M,
the KEYS OF the same piano be regulated to or
so fSTii SOFAS to suit thcexact elastic strength Of the
fingers it heing well Inoyvuto erformet that Tho
touch is ortEc rsts Natmportance, II we're vain 10 talk
Of IL tho he not susceptible OF alIce ana
elcsc movement, Otherwise, The inhcTent qualities Ofthe
instrument will remain unknown; Those, who would
oIih possible means OF playing the
nioib Should not fail TO give this invention atrial
See siitesh which may be had frec OF post
age, BY addressing laInIaGtursLs. l+,g,Sp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
. STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

Ia STE AM MARBLE WORKS, slg3
= TIr ,E0Ta &C MARKET ST. WHEELlNG,iVA 1a
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mens in the East for the supply OF Marble, anu con
tic scntiOn rcliteCts, Builders, and the public ge
era to the Inspection OF Ills Stock consisting Or ltaal
Fgynn sienna American and other Marbles OF tho finest
qualities which sold lower Than
dealers would find it their advantage TO Inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -,
His work done in the most eaPoTaic Slyle, anu nc
would invite attention OF purchasers TO examine ms
Statary aud other carved work. Monuments GclI
mis- Head and foot stones &C., and Grave yard
work in every variety being enabled by his ac
tiles supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other establishments iIlthe country .-a-l I'D
~ o N1S-'--T MICHAEL j. ROIAN, ...."
%-.-i Marble Mason and Vault builder. -
nz.Also Cacined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models anu Marietta Grind stones warranted
y 3Lc Lowest trade nTfees. lfis 800 90 I'd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Passengers for Cleveland olumbus Toledo, Detroit ri
Chicago RACING, Ml,ueo tic Great wes'i for Bun
MO NiarAra Fails bany Bostni New York; Hl1 4
New York aud Ee,or New Yorl2cehtra Railroad Line
will iirl this cheap expeditions eonLOltable and pleas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

4sN'H' a"'" Tabs, SRIPLEY & co. sf9s. .r.ut
-at.FIoUr md G m ira PEo q !!ce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
,artragi 81 Light Street, Baltimore
lld ,aghHri iei loREFERENC ES:
C C JaInison,s Esq, Cashier Bank OF baltimore.
D'Sprisg, Esq. Cashier Merchants Bank. ., s t.f.s
TruenGI Cross, ESQ, Cashier Com. & Farmers Bank.
MecsIs, Grcemyyay u Co, BANKERS, BaltimoreaHsg 3i
"a sE1 John Sullivan & Sons, Z" 1890 .. .
s., SC ,IakerSs'C co, swieeltng.9E sai hn''
Ar Jas X Baker. . % ~ q, Errr-G o.. s.a..
MT!EjB SNeartngen, 81. 'S ''"' 80
q5EGaslaAyenc made. on cHsaisrren!s. 20 dee6
JosrpiI CisT,, 49,. o.. s.,. ;;et., John Al. WELLS,
sOFII5liS6uTs, "a. SO Us Of ITelS5Wrg ia.
'Heai. i'' ~ ga GIST 81 WELLS 4tisal
Produce Commissioner Merchants
No. SO SoUT!E HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Partfcular attention paid TO the sale of Flour and
other Produce, itr prompt lcturns:' Advanccsnade on
%Ta.'"' - sarL ueREFrRKNcEs :i5i" aa2H"
Brooks, Tihballs d Fulton,. Baltimore. O. qua
+,S S%S t so% togo issi o do noHaa
SlpguT ElseY 4, Co.atsg DO 4 "a .7L aG.
- s2BruWn a. Kirk rick. Pittsburgh.
NJ, Llues Dalzell sd isniSudo Jul 10 ti-. .'r .'
1'' Dr.. J. G.. Campbell, Wheeling. 4 60. q, CJarH5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
~ Thomas H. Gibson, 49,,

Thankful the onase heretofore eXtended
US, we solicit continuance q tho same. ~,
T. sens iTlilEit % ~ 37l ~ MCCLALLENS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21
ao,snlfiaavg raoTa

,.,,r.l osr5as1r anr so seaa""o7aa 80 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
Ornamental 1ron Uorks.

NETWORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.-The
~ extensive Ornamental Establishment in the
UNITED STATES. $500
The Proprietor has received during this upward OF 100
orders from various the world which all the k.tng
enclosing the GROUNDS and the GALLERIES Of the renowned CRf
tai PALACE.
foKYrHEFLAoE Public Park in savannah eonains le
enclosed with q teau;lial pattern OF WIRE RAILING
AkiDquATe and Fynn Church property Of the CITY Of Char
leson; g have Just been surrounded with WIRE RAILING
Cenete6s Dwellings Public Groanos Banks Insurance Ofees
country among the list Of the subscnbsrs orders
IRON RAILING
EmbrrsnE variety made OF Wrought and Cs Iron snd the
Celebrated WIRE RAILING
IRON BEDsrBADs
OF sud unique design o the chste TO the plAtn
patterns.
IRON FURNITURE
G. insisting Of Tabas Chairs Hsi-rscks Wash ssn1s
TowelSsnds MAItel, kc.
HORSE POSTS
or ard bean'iful design.
WIoKERsbAfs fatenied Celebrated
WIRE FENCE
For Prtes RAiroeds Fsrs L4wns Gdena &c - rod
WIRE FENCE Of the above description Burn Float
Fer countries subject hFes and lnsnGaoa, this Fence in
valuable.
The Ind edition Of New Phase Of the Iron Manufacture"
witch has been gTesy enlarged eonisIs designs explanations
rres the above articles Will be forwarded By the
fuhscriber.
10 Gold Silver and Brouse Medals aud Diplomas hEye ben
aided BY rstfion Proprietor and Aznafseurer
JOHN d. NiCKERSHAM Warehouse No Sl2 Broadway
WORKS Nos %, IS ST. 50 and 81 Lewisst-, New-York-
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Glotbins.

NEN's and BOYS CLOTHING-At Wholesale ard
a1 retail cheaper than ever Tse bed place Men. .a
BlITs No 81 fuonsr Of Godst Aso l,rse .s-ort-
inert Of Furnishing Goods and lndi. ksbSer Cto.hInr
J. VANDERBILT, No 81 Fslton-st
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
and he public N EsnsEa thsf and MONDAY Jan
1854 TIKI 0NE PRICE BOOT ard SHOE STORE No IA (,r-eo
northwest corner 5ssci.y~ viii N even even.
s S.fuTdsys ercepfedl oeosk The
Invited call ed sxsnlne tie sock freely ~ al
prees avs<a..y fKsl A LONG No "a Gr.anwieh 81
ksfth - sorser 81 B.rei.y<t Ny
FASHIONABLE HATS-Just fniked the raost
sFtd4 .rsls sesred Elasaat .ts n.
tcs prize 81 50 usually sod 81 Al.s, |. a. q
Brown, No. IL Csasiss, 4ss< Ssm sullsss
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Gaming acaoemles

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
n Broadway the Pupils who
time during The for Ladies' aud Children
Nedn, and Saturday THURSDAY and SATURDAY sern
al meeting Saturday for practice with band Of music Lessons
oG Gentlemen Monday "Wednesday and fhlrday evenngi
Tlaoc with and Saturday evening Gentlemen do
regular but purchase Lesson tickets and At
tend when convenient lcaIn particular dance While visit
kulOe during the past number Of new danes were
which be Introduced for here Private
ifssous fsmiy classes academies
month exclusively for pupils New Glasses Ladies and Cadrn
all cau.r the first week IN January.
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painis, 1iass, &r.

SUPERIOR PARIS GREENS
~ % BRAND
Thee Greens are Manufactured =; the
METROPOLITAN COLOR WORKS
No 30 ELst l9tbsf- LIST ~ Ssx- YORK CITY
Under TIE direction OF X SCHNEIDER Chemist who h.
sureror is department either In Europe America In ar
fsszSs and dsS bzaey color
equAlsc b. few bands AID surpassed BY none
Orden non the solicited
II n gaTd botl 20 reality antprce
C0E1m.nCati 1Ls shcail be addressed 70
WINCHELL CORNELL Sew-York.
Circular, and ssz pies farIishsd @ application.
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned, agents for the sale
II Of White O1yde Of Zinc 6y the Pennslyysr
Lehifh Zne grrpsrea the
and would invite the pac e0n " the 20 is
Hpertory cshes Il Ae5iess lanzsctnIe
eessfrl competition vi 3 the best Of foIeisr.
Dtss With confidence ob..iuns ar,
supply Pslnt which be found % recraend N
for panty great eols and Uniform vhfsns Prices sad ms =.
sed on the liberal footing
JAMES T. LEWIS Co, No g ws.srSk