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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
THE REVOLUTION OF CONTEMPT.

The burning of San Juan seems likely to prove as
disastrous to the Administration, which ordered it
al 10 responsible for it, the condagration of Mos
COW was to Napoleon. ITcrOwns and completes
that revolution of scorn-to borrow Lsnartines
famous EXPIRE ssion-which the previous Of Mr.
Pierce and his Cabinet had largely set foot and
so universally urged toward teeming maturity
Just as the tragedy st the Russian Capital finished
the career Of the French usurper, and turned him
down the steep and rapid slope of hopeless, ruin,
has this brutal and barbarous destruction Of
the thriving commercial depot of Central America
capped the climax for Gen. Pierce and his bakers
dozen of a party, and set them swiftly sliding
toward that dread abyss of laundering ard unprin-
cped politicians, where their memory is only saved
frcm oblivion BY the perennial revival of contempt
But we should do injustice to the heroic burners Of
Moscow by any further comparison of them with the
burners of San Juan just much TO the genius and
Prometbean fate of Napoleon BY any comparison Of
him with Brig. Gen. Pierce The two events have only
this in common that they mark the downfall Of two
Generals that they both wore swords and both were
Sefested in their base and selfish plans. But the one
fell like Titan and the catastrophe reechoes in his
tory; the other is disgracefully selfeItiaguished
and ends his feeble and fictitious existence by q
revolution of contempt. The only real point in
the parallel 10 the fact Of burning city In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

and three Judges Of the Supreme Court Oar Mas
catiue CORES pOndent writes under date OF Aug II;
"Wbether the Republicans have a majority ia tie
General Assembly or not IA certain that Dodge d.
s.,eS There wsro but about sixteen Dodge men noa-
rated in the State and it Is known that more than half
them are defeated"
Another correspondent writes thus from D,'ss-
port Aug. IL:
81 believe from the returns received 80 far that Grimes
and p4rhaus Thorngton. will be elected We Opkei ~
large minority in the counties nom which we have re-
turns For Hampstead and Bates they sre the s'rsss
Democratic Counties, but have made greater gaias
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING AT SARA
T0GA SPRISGs. AUG. IL. 49,.

Ii HAVING proposed that Mas Meeting Of the frsDe' Of
Prohibition Be held Saratoga SPRING. .; 70 oock 90 the
7h Of Aus the undersigned heartily sPr-oye Of The sane
md unite u,rg the cooperation and serdlocs Of the Temper
,nce Of the State
This ssberng ell designed 70 In srfer with OF
the action Of Delegate Convention be held IN Anonn %
9Th NJ s.rubsr II Il not to nominate oanddses mr. neore
those already nominated 1t simply designed for mataa 'ne'
change question Of Prom etion Tor ana
addresses lrora able speakers with we" 70
,tule 10 the Temperate. Reform IN the Empire STATE
.pase will be present and address the nesting
EDWARD uELAyAN. CT MILLiAA SS,,,ocn
III nj "a srs0E n. UAVENS
,r-,s Z, MOI sIGH' JOHN N WILDER,
""i' n ~ .-,,,1. Iou n Y STAT, Temperance Society
v,u nnDGE THEODORE L. CUfLER.
JOHN MARSH
If N, Er.eafire Com. AmertooS tesperdnee tnir
ruo.ia < } sTAEEOOK ISAIAH MCNEIL,
AgASA Mccoy.
Ezeeutr, Com. Carsn League Soraog1 County
All p.pe friendly the Temperance requested to pub
lab and invite attention TO the shove call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED
nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.

so.elal pi,pasen 20 The n. Y. rrbune.
SARATOGA, Tuesday Aug 10, lo0i-S L. III.
The number Of Delegates TO the Freemens Goa
yention already arrived is very large. Among them
are Preston HING john JAY. Senator ROBERTSON,
JOHN A. KING and Judge EMMETT Among the out
siders IN town are Gov. SEWARD. Secretary LEAvES-
WORTH DANIEL ULLMAN, and many other notibles.
THuRLow WEED is at home sick. Many Douglasises
are looking on in hopes that false move will DO
made.
st. Nicholas Hall has been secured for the orgsni
zation AZ 10 o'clock to morrow morning. Should tho
day be fair, an outdoor meeting will be held.
The hotels are all full to overlooking, but private
families are making room for hundreds. Many viii
be obliged to seek lodgings out OF the village to NOR
row night.
Ihave heard of no voice raised in favor Of nomi-
mating ticket at this Convention.
Ten OCLOCK-P. NJ.
Among the Delegates present are SILAs NJ. BUR-
RoUGHs Gen. AMOS L. GRANGER, VyUs W. SMITH
and EDWARD poDD.
The proceedings will be called to order by Jos.
BLUNT. JOHN A. KING will be temporary Chairman
Chief Justice SAVAGE is widely suggested for perms-
nent President.
find on inquiry many more Delegates in favor Of
nominating uchct tndE tApcCtcu, Dut tuinh uVt
third of the whole number.
About forty counties have already Delegate, here.
1t is probable that A. c. FLAGG will be permaaent
President, # here. lie has not yet arrived, nor has
Judge SAVAGE. H.G.
SARATOGA, Tuesday, Aug. Is, 1855 p. NJ
Hand bills have been issued, giving notice that tho
Convention will be called to order at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
on Wednesday. There will DO meeting in tho
Grove on thursday.
The hotels are crowded with Delegates to the AniNe-
braska Convention, which is to b. held here. The ma
jory of them appear be against the nominations bat
neither party to be satisfied of their ascendaocy.
All the Delegates have not arrived Ms yet.
Ten O'Clock, P.M-Ihe Convention xi probably meet
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, A. ~ Some OF the Dlegaes
for fusion of parties and for Central Com
mee nterrogate candidates and calling State Con-
veton assemble after the Goth proxmo, to select such
parties as they may deem favorable to their measures.
Others are for blotting known without distinct
party organization.
Among the Delegates notice Preston King, Edward
Dodd, Horace Greeley John jay, the Rev. Dr. Skinner.
Sias N. Burroughs, and several others OF less note.
Among the outsiders the Hon. VIM. II. Sew rrd, who
is on business before Chancellor Waworth T.. W. Lesv
enwonh ID. b. st. John, Thomas Kirkpatrick Luther
Bradsh, Erastus Brooks, &c.
Mr Greeley is to speak at a Temperance meeting the
18th inst.
Itis expected that Woman's Right meeting will bo
held here during the week.
NON-ARRIYAL OF THE AMERICA FROM LIv-
ERPOOL.
HALHAx TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tuesday, April IS, lS5i-l2 o'clock.
Up to the present hour the America, now fully
DUE with Liverpool dates Of the 5h inst has not made
her appearance of this port. The weather indicates
approaching storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

The Board of Aldermen last night concurred in aP
propratpg 800, coo to the Street and Lamp Depart
rnent. Nothing else of interest was done
The Councilman did large business, bat none OF
particular Importance. The building Of a new City
Hall was made the special order for the first day OF
the September session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

Crimes ahead, 1913. Pierce DO, z.
We are indebted for some Of these returns to cor.
respondents at Muscatine and Davenport, who com.
municate to US the Anti-Nebraska victories in THAR
own counties and the belief that the Anti Nebra.ks
party have elected Grimes for Governor and Thorns
ton to Congress in the LID District together with
Legislature Of the same sort; q result which would
insure Republican U. s. Senator to succeed Dodge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

sr. ALBAss, VI. August Is, 1854.
The Wing District Convention met in this town to-day,
and nominated ALvAB SABIs for reelection 10 Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
FIRE AT ROXBURY. MASS.

Bosros, Tuesday, Aug. Is, 1854.
The stable Of O. p. Payne expressman in Warrenst.
Roxbury, set fire early this morning and entirely
destroyed together with five valuable horses harness,
wagons, &c. There is no insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
Wetp;aoork Dailu Grib1at1e.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1854.
To Advertiser.


Tufwyrx, TptRu.y has now c. REGULATION Of 900
eoe. .so sdvert r1t diui. 10 ire r~e
sies creusss does IN ever, STATE !, tae MOI, pIsh
p,o,re. H IL. Farmer Mechanics Merchants
Fsnies ko Tho. who wb TO us<e mir ne. 1907 ne
.or,, ovsr you'd DO veil try THr NEgELY TslbUNL:
limited uunber advertisements are Inserted e. % cent per me-
each Insertion
tp IN tn. country Advertisements inserted a. 10 eeEts Per
hns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

The Wing District Convention which met at St
Adams Vt, yesterday, nominated Alyah Sabin foI
re election to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR DOWNS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Tuesday, August Is, 1854.
Ex-senator Downs, Of Louisiana, died al Crab Orchard
Springs, in this State yesterday. He had been sick for
some time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
MOVEMENTS on THE BININGER GUARD. =

SARArooA, Tuesday, Aug Is, 1854.
The Binnger Guard arrive fro sandy
Hill in the special train. They have been soppiug there
with Gen. Clark and the Thirtieth Regiment, 10 camp.
Three companies OF the Thirtieth Regiment with
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

,Posr-OrrIc DIsrArcH.-We are indeb,ed 70 s,r,e
Deputy Of PossmssterGeners Campbell for letter from
one Of correspondents a, Yorkvis Post Office, New
York County postmaked July 1t conained notice of
temperance lecture BY the Rev. John Miles delivered
On the 9Th Of July OF course the publication of this let
ter now would be Of particular service to the readers
AZ Tax TRIBUNE at Yorkvle or elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, Aug. Is, 1854.
The schooner Echo. from New-York, bound to Sssns
River put In here to-day for repairs having Loot ss nx-
gng, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
Our Agents.

Mssn CARcuL RocKwEtL, MOL North Broadway. sKERs
viii supply our friends In that Vsge with THE rBpSs.
Geoecs La FAVE No 81 Westna ster-st our Aseat In
PsovIpsscs or the sale Of THE TxIsVSE.
hrLLns Co Agents for Of Tax TsIBvxs in
CncAGo.
s.nUsa NICHOLS for the Of THE
Borlnetn.Nt
fasvkk.
W. PMek Nc. q Rsndcphs CHICAGO has TEI TsIsuSr
of sle and wai serve ffiends IN that city
xLniRA - " - -
Nth Tvs rxipuxx ''| 49, ~
F. authorized 10 reseve subscriptions snl advertise
ncss 10 ~ i"esk m The cities Of and BosroS
Our disras n Rock islaad III ana n.,,t "a, oh,,in rar
fsIsvNE OF ~; ~ Ie.rss Bko. Ia Roek fslsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

Tho barn Of Tilghmsn Cobb. in Bedford Co.. Va was
struck by lightning Friday and two negroes and three
hsrses vero killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
IOWA.

We have the following reported msjorities on Gov
ernor which We compare with the Presidential vote
Of 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

Apvtr7rsrsEs1s for The gsy Trune Of TIL week be
handed IL to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

ARKASsas-we have nothing definite from this stat.
but we suppose Pierce-Bor and Legislature has beea
chosen. A. b. Greenwood and Alder. Rust have been
chosen to Congress from the bet and lid D'triat@ No
Wbig candidates were in the field In one of tho DIS
trcts an Independent, announced but to late doubt
less 60 canvass bis District.
MrssouR-rhe teegra Oh announces the election OF sir
Wigs to Congress, and Benton Democrat AIDE r.
johnson.
NORTH CARoLiSA.-Ne have the complete Vo'e 81
Governor, oxcep; from Me Counties emosaeea IN 'A'
with CI;pOmaps :, District Bragg is elected GOvernw
ANe - S..a,, co@-s.
N 81
Wing .......---.-..--.. ~ --------'''-''' .,
Democrat --....---... ~ ''''-''-''''
Total ............-. 20 .....--.''.'-'. IL"
Two United States Senators are to be chosen oy ms
Legislature. to succeed Messrs. Mangum and Badger
Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

NUN-AhhIN ND Ut IIE ANIEhIOA hUU NV
ERP0OL
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH 0FFIcz,
Tuesday, April IS, lS5i-l2 o'clock.
Up to the present hour, the steamer America fully
DUE with Liverpool dates Of the 5h inst, has not made
her appearance of this port. The weather indicates
approaching storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

DEsilI.fRs ANTl-PERIoDIC OR FEVER AND AGUE
CosE brought before the public 1888 already com
nsnds aud attention Uncxsped
~ cLtoxssSR a Co. No. 81 Barclay
CRrsTADoR0s HAIR DyE.-Tnis superb prepare.
ton universally 70 he the reliable DYE
existence IL fails is coloiinE while
posIhment and elasticity the Hair sold whole
eisl ard gpsd CRsTa No. Aston Hou.e
BATCnELoRs HAIR DYE is still the leading article
acknowledged to be the bes DYI for perfectly coong
Has IL applied Tens Of o.
world aim the only reliable Dye applied
privse rooms a. W A. RAroRgLoss 10 zs Brcadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
SusiNess N0tiefs.

Las CURTAINS Lace CURThIHs!-3DO pairs o.
och Curiefs ak'iy damaged. TO- f,e :, ees, '
roh Sb.y Il De LsiDes p "a bsA ~. f..,,-5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
Crimes ahead. 1913. Pierce do. Z.

Total ia Co. 1898 loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

.e Soohe debe Ice Pitcher aud dS7e
he .moapt patronage ED employing tue Sa ns
objee of bsnetlns my egonsts without zoe ies
don h ioin Dou double, toll ana tor o.
ps Coon snd BRITANNIA whnlegae ard r.
tail q the prices the city BY Lvcvs HAKr Not ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
No PAY-If DR.. ToBAs's VENETIAN LIyrGgyT

docs mmedstey Cholera Dyntsr Collie Snari.
used when 6st taken Thousand have certified
curative properties Ii warranted perfectly harmless 10 take
ternaly SOLD BY the Dnsss throoshout the United
DNnbi No (rprtlardl I PIre Is M cen,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

NrRtsoNig preoibdi Chinese Lutlul Washing Fluid,
N ia 4eAissi Innrovsaent yct discovered or savns
i1hoT end ense i washing Clothing dhd lloae Clean
Ing Lihensi end Coilons Wtehtdby tbs fluid Will be
(y,eh ,SrRp nol 10 inure tb, nbdC, Ry6ry lsdy m1y
ssts heJse onthat point, BY soakpga pee Of toll0n
or Hfenln Inc Fluid, ipll strength iot hours vkeh
diiuioi withp rlllons Of water 10 hdfapint offhd,
Ths Cldnese voshlnt Fluid lsworih three tmts ihe
tn1le sypsute Which viii buy enough for aitre nmily
washlnr witch can % moor hours. .if
Manu,clufed and scla by ths nuh,eHher who hafaln'
y ,7r- jas. .kiRLLOR,
Autq tffr No. %, Unlonst. Wheellyg, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
Nntina

uR underslgned having bought out the entire atoek OF
Cbods belonging 10 Melars Wheeler 4 bshni her
elhulT aors would beg cave TO inform nc ellllehs o
Wheeling and Vicinity that 10 Intends calylng on ihe
oceupied by MosaIs Wheeler & Lakin and having OBJ
aned ,he services Of both Of tic former pfopreo he
10 pecaIed 10 make w order every article In ha ne
in tfyc and beat very abort notice,
an yery low ior eah Having atirse stock onhapd nov
ne IA dtternne 10 soli yofj low 70 Ie1lce and
nay p y, ,eC@ gooS S Mn e1ea S wsgrani
10 Ia N recommended or notsle.
Gone one, conio ai
And i've Us cali IaU
Al Mop, Washington Hall.
THO fNIiNN fNINNHIi ~ ]. H NtALbNAN. 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
Tobaooo and Cigarsl l7I
Removal.

b Removal. ,.i..se3 oj ...f
M GcOJALLgNs y KNOX have removed their Hnoit
Nl siis Seek Of Beoh aiA Shes' 10 the new iourHory
'''' Ne. a13, 11aln street,
Anew bmidlfea Noflh Of ihs Merchants Mechanics
bank on s opposite side o ihe street. and dooTs son'h
Of VIM n, Selby's dry good store
1tahkil for he paifoptg heretofore extended 10 the
House tey are coufdsnl ihai with hsir hereased ae
Ties lot dolhS buauesa, nay can onsI % meIohana a
do2s MoCLALLRNs q KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

T77 wv GAPS. staNs3 saf
II, RCsiVRD this day, the best assortment Of Gents,
IL youth's and chldIen's eoi eapsi ever htousht 70
tl,ls atd qualify They cOmpIlIc 10 pan ~ ollowt
iets cloth opera black and whtti &c haI clolh ao
black, dab and gIesh iding, huauug aAd Apolo g
fo tls 9typtisn pyttnnii cdoket caps now alieiei
oser ii tyery oiher descp,loi Or hAto ctn eNipnt
nIli ,, d. hAhFhh {" oVNf 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

fs3 Ingianidns,us Liquid Hsl,DBs.
mo tbes tlrblrt har dya That my be derended up
noa Ne tauchosffuiy iecomnen "a ne above The best
ofeliy Ieeruee sap "a qftlN V ~ AupsIloiill olsi
"a ysisii ~ T.I. LOGAN & CO., Is
m,,Si snths.llslnihheliY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
a sLIohr AIIsrAKE IN TAg PoETII

HBean.y tAsa tpeSeTns4 q s8erHsl ne mpiip
UHA1 reads yery pretlly Indeed, but We ae sure you
wont believe Il wheil you s. 10 f'NifNit
.-,.ttI. w. -, ~ otte df Bro'a. ID a..
ana see the eesant skA aud every new syle OF DRESS
GOODS msnlcle, bonnela, shawla, kmbioderlea, &C.,
whIchIhsy arc now daily eeeyns At their store on Asr-
ktt stfiit, ffia apitl ~ mTl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

l5,s1sI' 1hyo,,5N Iing for tlle ElsHt

+, ~ Great Though Lime for the East, a
VofR Bkiniore and Ohio Rail RoAd ffoni Wheeling 10
u Bathnorc, ala connecting With tlti W4sliniton
anch Ran Road at the lpctlon 0pIelYf ihs kela
ousel Miles nom Halllm0TeI and Win ile X lqdel'
MIA aillno.e Rail Road iladelnlh.
ke sleat tunnels upon Tho ine afo now end
he Who'd load Il In hne condition. oneo the
most ptiurtaqu. and romantic rOules m ihe world q
Tie now and eplendd steamers olthe union hne Wom
ana Cincinnati connect wihths road q Wheel.
ins ard through tickets nom lhc'e places %
WishhSon, Philadelphia, &C., NAY chad lthe agents.
or on ihe boats, .ilgtd ..l,,l. l!tIll.to u :, -,
I6esxress sniiitlainfsayss whsensd az . o'eloek
A. NJ (YAeelng llme) and atfives a Cumbehahp (23l
lnIlss) p and soyig iyo hopIs 70
BiItfnot (3s0 miles y Atb A.M The hctt uottin ma
klH piilagoihro1hl Vi nbOai 70 hou'a insuai9sel
through toaHyof Ass,'leTlr0in''
without thatse. I, ilst i. 49, L 4, a.. ~ ~, e,r
ysttIsflok Al thS Janeion 6ndIor Phllldephlaal Bat
tIuNn, Without sxss4 ePage ,,1a am
''rIodgh Tickets ttoi wheeling TO BinmoIes Swii.h
utitiitte oil lyus oysf tnywhefeon ie Iouleil
kyssbiS,ton 81 60 10 Phadelpllp, eiQ-to hs han on
bard lIssqoIs re eo ,h' 9eo; q sFS Sss o.
Rail Road al Mhtoing(J ID fOhplw
sNin 10 lO,.g 0I 7WM PtRKER. Genl hopt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
NEW SAKINGS RANK STORE.

80 TUE VLU FUlI YFFIVH VFFV9II. 7 % =
HOUSE.
NO Tie etteht on Wheeling sod Vicinity fesllng yeTI
ibaikihlor theilbeolpalronae received iyon YOU
eem h nfop6r dor urineressss Az HeliasniY own,)
10 can yoil tellnu 70 my eortianty eplhnisheihoek
of Boois gh6ts HAS Caps, Umbiolk and usfpctHaehs
al thscofner Of Naketsnd Monroe slietai eelns con-
d,lGt, if6 n6 Safpaiigd ~ Western Vhglnt, and In
nice tndertold by no one. Therefore eateenny ir'
ve yo hll tocalofd e1tmno M siook, AMI ihe Ian
es f sstts 4 will storsiiisi bsco1e the ron of me-
ssssy. the ndrfngoi hore and tie pupil Of afP tote
10 isSles pailcnariy, would ssy. hiye aaIse
quantity ~ Ffshfg Liff lp olns ns,Iv no9g'''
have als6 quadtiiy oidllk tad care haFsls Which
Villssil SelJioW s, b .'d HiipY',, p',t
TocountIy merchants weWollt ~ ilai We 'gu egpur
cate my bla holthtniha ettieip ~ ee.n ",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15
Daeuerreotypes.

NJ RssRs, BRAMBR e TURT0N having laken lhe
Ni Ko0ma formerly oeturledby ~ u Tarbsll @ la'
gueIeah Gallery eoner o. Aan and Bidde atfeeis Cen
ire Wheeing beg leave TO solicit share Of patronage
fom hls frielda ard iho public pilaree, i1ff .s.,
Tey make II rule not 10 let any pictures 20 out but
wat are satisfactory and wtll executed. rll -Nt
Gold aud Silver plliing executed neity
0l-CIdeIa len herc Tor painting wilbe hiserdedto to
by j. Tu,to, 4 BgOihsT. i aiili mr,i-5m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-15

BRIDGE CORNER CTIONBRY, sA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
fINiR uld ralgned hsyint hOpglt the Hrltee Cotnef
coheciionSry opbbstts Tie sidhr6s houis foImerly
isRt hy gi Parteb and g0pily eelaffsd hpd Improved
I, viii keep eon,laniIoq band Al kipde ci eakes aud
oYsTBiisetyta uPihfhs bttt stils.st al. hourr, In
lhe Siloon and 0pniAhsd wholslas aid ietdlbyte can
J W. sssoi.h'a. Of chhstihs SAa aSswyats Toys
on hsnj.
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n NOU-fAhiNuiNoAllNs. l|a
tpHg have this d.yenlered ilao ptunerahlP
lor Inc PuTf0ts u iransselius CQmnl For
WafdlnE busihess underthe stye OF Gordon, Aalhews
ARM Y'''I'T lT 'lIil Ist II ~. B.g0OHD0N,l
f"' 4shi JNO. ~. MATTHEWS, 4
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RnNdovAL.

r IN. .BAYHA hayeremQyed 10 tloir new aud spa
d clio sbriek buildings t3l MaT et street, where they
iBanunoturr and Keep on hand, Ll.l.L
sfT no TIN AN0 SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for sac japan Ware and louehod Futnishns
Hardware Atotle latest styles OF Cooking hiQye Q a o.
wllsell holesali and Retail ttthe thelevrs
market Prices Theft old cusllmers and ihepunleg er-
sHY ateinsiied 10 otaana aytmine their Alcpk. Rrrrt
tlelr lrt IiomIilY oade iCor-
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Centre Wheeling

TYRLils Priasnles Or teoiosys new na enilftly le
yissd ellcn, iliu,trd with maps, p.ilea and WOO
"a soliss6 n lsha 6NiIDE 4 BRO
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IPiANo FoRlEs AND MELODR0Ns,

FIANU FUHTEo AND MtLVUbVNof q
IN TUST OPENED, q hus Rosewoni Plano Poliss gom
J Chlckehng 4 fon'd ~ clury, lud sodafi 4 o.,
Rev OK intln1lnf one l1 VOID ftrQi pt ociaff
tllof uhich aft 81 ia IA ncloy priees'
Aho-tiaIei pishi1io d fflollblp mnils' ~ Vrioa
Now sltAuns q lqvinl kyais.
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~ "a n Holiday Presents
at No. 4 VYnshingIon lIalli Monrse sireei'l
III AvlNG jbstrshrpsd iroin the elsern clues now
Ill oaer fol sale hhe thd complete assortment ol
Wstoler IeNslfy silver ware and Falol ioods.I 0.i
Persons desidg TO purehate arc invited 70 eng A'
afne ny Goods which nideermlped 70 sih q sAf7P
dtsiy q al eoods warranted TO prove esga psfe.
presented. iIfl fifitiif fttN'4 f'HS,l, ~. 80
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quP ma. sirpcd have this tayfornta co.paftrtr-
ltini'sief 6sislDs ardslye 0 o. Baktff CO.. flli
Iileo,tiere is Sltlrtciiaency tud ho,t aoIe but-
fs,fat a. od tland, no . Waiefapet