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MEDICINES, -
.5n a.so.i9 ~ s9GEORG nS,.Isss q ss1i
= ~, . No 154, 1Ipin street, gs bes .,,l

WEEELlNGVA. -.
II S now receiving LARGE Lotto CARPETS, TUGS.
19AArs.A AND ldATTINcTi7 Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths Of and lsrg
MShoga Framed Looking Glasses. Glass vepiisn
and TRANS Blinds Blind Trinnings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, VarRish HaiTeloth, Curied Hair,
Spring, Seeking Bottpns MahosqnY Stair Rods
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sa& d. BA.YfiA have we'd % thsit new and
and keen onhand q .1sisit.g
- II, TIN AND SHEET 1RoNTwARE, ~, az
And keep for sac Jaai Ware and Hohelold Furnishing
Hardware. the % Cooking stove. al o
when tpey will sell plssaln md the the leprs'
the JNhI ic eE
description ofaftelesin their ELs promptly made
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-18

p.yS AEa ssEtatNEht,aMU MUSIC!t!i@ 5sIG9sg7l9I y
so,. ssHonsbis music in Tho iouows
Eii 81 havesomeing sweet to tell you''y 9i t4' p
-isH Hll could la ay!,'H 1Carfie - 4 1871
Home again" ;;Ahl for ,yings.f ~ ban sssf
ia nile s the stormy sea',,I e,tl. fsss ~,
AZ HPrtnih funna Song, % by JnlIien. -
baasII pray itis3tFtve ''ii tH32
ssfnDIssng,'' Dom tbc ugry, Inother.'ss4q az ~
inte itssj 6 i.J,s nj sis \ 10 II
-A'tHOn1e, sweet home, with variations, DC 3
ksAnda vaffety of yalzess marches, polISas etc
Received hhs morning, two Al eiodeons; on
The way Isoan invoice s,ose which
are ope hne piano on hand 81 oeta,e,
febe2 Slh5ie tiled i5oaltJ. sMEBL6R, 90 Union st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-18

ifas i5Sw z'Dsnin Street Iii727is 'E
iJl JlFFIoKTEsoN would s.fuliy an.
nemee TO the citizens @ OF. vi
Il Hu elegant establishment FOR tile sale OF vioins
Guitars Yiolce6s FIagoles, Flutes, Flies,
ons,s sBanos, and Tambornes. Brass 1natrlInlets tc
iSstfhctfon BOOKS sor an kinds or and for
singing. 9Eianes atE KS
Music the Piano, Guitar; Flute Violin, also,
Songs, Duets, d the vefy best Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings ElIF @ z sLIi
Clafones Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Gutar
Screws Viol.n Eingef Tail Boards -AH ~ Hs'- %
Euws for Violincelo and Violin. lg 'is1gt5A
~ Kiesers FlfIitre Polish, for fehovatng vanished
Furniture such Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. Ia.
Also for sale by the Agent Tor Kieber Pittsburg Pianos
Of the first aud best in the United States
as Nunns and Clarks and Papos = 3, puIr
ms, Haliett and Aliens Celebrated Boston Pianos
Agent for the make OF Cafhard and Needham,s Patent
Ase3rdeogs. and AZ kind Of repaired
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na.isiii9 ~ titsy II efurnfnz y ept-Aghd ltuase
Resulah connections made Cleveland with the
above Railroads and at with the above
S. G. BARKR6pco., Agents wheeiihs.. s.a7R 1aSr7 gu
ALEXSDoYLE, Agent jSteubeISilIe. fhrt ~
ID syXsa4 asH J.. .DURAND, Superintendent. 6E (.
.ssi ;zsa C5 p. Cleveland. 81
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|aJ Mne cling aSaWingsaI ution
IisH Il IL OFFICE .192, JIM IAIN7sTsilfo4
SRsp ltsm SisiSflt m Discount
we'd dsposite irtetsst paid
on special eposite1 bEIB siiW AID div ,bbo1 1hs
,.tJGRrN9ApkEH, ALEx,a saaERss Alex, P4sTos.sAsa.
& s IAs slt sEFsr
|Rn 4 dit9 15dfo sdi hnnMsNKLSoN, ,nPfesfsdh!.I
iNeGoYs TTeasnreraniIisb y5hP .ialz Gaoa2!
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JOHN B. VOWELL.

~ 24 7D1lio7 Streef,
4 g4sa sati 81, " W.HEEELIN(iSs Wa g,--zIs5 EpS9
: DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Z s4f DTE. sT6ffs, rs TEKT MEbiciSks. p 17sif1 :.
Z PERFuMERY, &C., &C., 'syAe hle7s
on hand supply Of fsh end RgEe
Of Tile Bieaicibe8 ave
sed from fhe best easte.n Fouses. GaI5~ giRS 500
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h,lao9 MCCLURE HOUSE, :. y 3
JAMES ARRCI,I,n y I5F2OPRiElTnI3l

H3{Hq Mcl " fSEi AOllSEi,t,s 80 !.
JAMES CARROIiL, PROPRIETOR -
* tQiiib3 esAso ~ WHEELING, VA. ~ - -. sN
been recently eompeted at cost OF over 500 o
the use In thehbest Eastern Hotels and Is
Calculated IN an Iespeets for fFst class Heuse q
Tie frcrrtetor having been engaged heretpo
the best EesteFn Hotels u to his
TO none west east and resi-
AL sbEosa ~ 4tprsf lea,
* Gold and T Full a and IoT saie 6y
y hn3lalo liiha4 saa Agstl odf JAMES BAKER {,
IA hlLs linseed on just Tecel1sd and b
ln(l L9s Gum Ara Bic, ust FeceI yedI by e = p 81
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Notice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

N ot1ce OF otFartnerSnIp.
THE business ofsthe late firm of Warden & Edwards,
will be eolnned by updersigned. atthe old stand
Mair street, under the firm of Edwards Warden
James w! Warden sEg pure hased the interest OF ia
cob NJ wv aflen.L zs. iaFq 81 ihsisns % iA9s
Wheeling, DECEMBER 1852 -. ,.spo,
dee4-tf .sis JAS. w .twhRDKN.' 'ssi'9l
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III hose who are iyeus % the memory
Aof themselves and aid ends, Most efee-
tiially calling without delay I
reoye Rooms al the Of Min and stFees,
Cenre WI eiing; and each those life like Pic
tsites Whieh cannot be oStansa the same degree Of
ez ,.fb ssa;la ssssI.tT typistY
-. orner OF Main and Ridale stTeets. urtstts
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rU.oM PEaIBERTo annoiinees fo his old ffiends and
The gabc that he has located In tIie COM
Charles " and Thoroughly and Tefttcd it. and
Pep edto entertain IN gold style at 0lefate
prices The Pemberton 1siuaed Immediately
on the lending and OF Bali
ttnore and Ohio Railroad, afording passengers
cars or packet boats Stopping place The
prOpreturi respectfully invi title atehl or his old
are 4S5lSft 49, r%'!sfFsF77' aTon-ff-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-06
The Pope's Letter to the President.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The following is
the letter of Pope Plus TX to President
Pierce, referred to in Congress to-day
Plus TX to the President Of the u. S.
lLLUsrRroUs AND HoNoRED SIR, GREET
ING: AS our venerable brother, Caxetanus,
Archbishop of Thebes, accredited as our
Envoy in Ordinary and Nuncio of Apostol-
ic See near the Imperial Court of Brazil, has
been directed by us to visit those regions,
the United States, we have at the same time
charged him to present himself in
our name before yourExcellency, and deliver
into your hands there, our letters, together
with our salutations, and express 10 you in
warmest language the sentiments we enter
tain towards you, which he will testify.
We take it for granted that these friendly
demonstrations on our part will be agreea-
bic to you, and least Of all do we doubt but
that the aforesaid venerable brother, man
eminently distinguished for the sterling
qualities of mind and heart which charac-
terze him. will be kindly received by your
Excellency and inasmuch as we have been
intrusted by Divine commission with the
care of the Lords flock throughout the
the world, we cannot allow this opportuni-
ty to pass without earnestly entreating you
to extend your protection to Catholics in
habiting those regions, and shield them at
all times with your power and authority.
Feeling confident that your Excellency
will very willingly eeeede TO- our wishes,
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PROSPECTUS of the INDFpEsS DENT

Il VOLUME SMITH, 1904. This well known and
widely-crculated journal, conducted by pastors Of
Congregational churches in New York and ,icipit,
has nearly completed its fifth year.
In addition to the regular editorial corps. Rev G
B. Cheever, ID. d., (C.) Rev. Henry Ward Bceehe,
~, Mrs. Harriet T.. Beecher Stowe. (H f.
Rev. G. l.. Brace C.. H. and q" Minnie Myrtle" M
NJ, are all stated contributors engaged 10 writ.
weekly. and will bc assisted 10y most able correspon
dents at home and abroad who will do all in thei,
power TO make this journal an interesting RELIC
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New York Dec lst, 1853
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Washington Gossip.

Marcy is cross, ugly and crusty as short
cake. ..a as araa
One point in Gadsden's treaty is received
with favor, viz: that provision which dis
ehafgesnus from our obligations in respect
rtatmaian laepredati Gadsden himself
is a soat Of Miss Nancy nrh s"l--
Mai, ,Haines, Gen. Armstrong;, sou-in-
law and Armstrong himself are said to
'ha1e 5000, 900 interest in the Sloo grant.
5ss The plundering schemes before Congress
sara thi cker than were the frogs in Egypt
Every day turns up new batch.
s@'fPhe1Softs are but luke-warm in praise of
the Administration. and the Hards are strong
in fheir censure. The Wings call il forcibly
feeble. r.n41 = 90
1t, begins to be thought tlaatsf Douglass
Nebraska bill is pushed in its present shape
it will blow all concerned sky high, and
that those from the North who vote for it
will have leave to stay at home and hoe
cabbages. ..,-., -..-...r..-, RI, ......
,a4 The Sof's say that Mr.. Dean, of your
State, has no authority to commit the Soft
Democracy of New York to Douglass bill
q Marcy and his friends are said to harbor
The IDEA that this whole Nebraska business
,jsa got up to swamp the Administration
s2cIhe Administration is determined to put
dtrOsgh Douglass Nebraska bill before public
'pphfohycowes the timid. You may rely on
this. Its consideration was postponed only
10 drill, the refractory members ! Everett,
PeetGe and others will speak against IT,, and
ekO10 n - 80 i!lJ ss@udE
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Later from Erie.

ERIE, Jan. 27-8 p M-The men that
were imprisoned at Pittsburgh from Harbor
Creek returned to their home to-day.
At an early hour this morning, the people
of the city and the country were astir, and
left town about II o'clock 10 meet them.
The streets were full of people. ...u.
The procession went out about three miles,
when they met the party returning, and then
all returned i'll procession to the city and
marched through the principal streets. ...1
1t was the largest gathering of people that
has been witnessed since the 18th of Sep
tember, 1910. tis estimate that 10000
We're out in the, procession
All passed OFF without disturbance, and
wound up with a six foot supper at H. G..
Sessions Eating5Hoiist at the Depot.
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,dHuRRY UP THE CAKES why don't the
Senate Committe on their :" Gulphin case
make report? We have reminded them Of
their duty, and now we find others coming
TO our assistance. The Cincinnati Enquirer
the organ Of the Locofoco party in Hamil7
ton, in its issue of Tuesday has the follow
ing paragraph:
The " Galphin" Charge.-The special
committee in the Senate, chosen to examine
into the accounts and labor of the present
clerk of that body, are doing themselves and
shat officer no credit in holding back re-
port If the charges are false say so; if
they are true, say SO but don't shrink from
i duty that is demanded by the clerk him
self, the Senate and the people, yvas ,,a1
Why is it that this matter is withheld =?
WAY are not the people informed whether
4hese charges are true or fafse2 Again, we
toLthe Special Committee, Hurry up
the Cakes.'-r[O. S, Journal. 2yNna
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no PRINTERS.-An new

Two PRINTERS.-A new edition Of the Sr,s
l. cimen Book of BRuCEs New York Tyr,
FOUNDRY will be published in September. 1858, and
will be given to those proprietors of printing office
who will send for it, il will be forwarded 10 them
ny mail on receipt in advance of fifty cents for ,l
postage.
In it are exhibited many articles never befor.
shown; there have been added to the Foundry new
varieties of Roman types from Nne-line Picn 70
Pearl, various limitations Of writing, great numbe-
of fancy fonts. Borders both plain and illuminated
labor-saying Rules, and complete foundry Of Ger
mans.
The types now manufactured east from \ new
combination of metal of great durability and ~,
usually kept on hand in large quantities Ever,
fancy font is sold by weight. ard at the printed p-i
ces which are from 10 to rs per cent less than to-
of some other foundries. All other printing mat.
rals furnished manufacturers prices ei.hs-
for cash credit.
Printers wishing to open accounts with me Or
whose dealings have been long suspended, ore re-
quested to accompany their orders with city refer
ences to prevent delay.
Printers of newspapers who choose to publish This
advertisement, including this note three times before
the first of August ls5i, and send me one of the Dr.
pers will be paid for it in type when they purcha.
five times the amount Of their bill from me u! ~,
own manufactures, selected from my specimens
GEORGE BRUCE,
81 Chambers-street, New York
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The following are the ages of the princi-
pal reigning sovereigns in Europe: Her
Majesty Queen Victoria, 81 the King of
Wurtemberg, II I; the King of the Beginns.
81; the King of Prussia, 81 ; the Emperor Of
Russia, 56; the King Of Sweden and Nor
way, SO; the King of Denmark, "A; Louis
Napoleon, al the King Of the Two Sicilies
and the King of Bavaria, 40; the King oc
Hanover, SO; the Sultan, 30; tn, Emperor
of Austria, %.
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The FRANKLIN CANAL COMPANY is Re

The FRANKLIN CANAL COMPANY is Re-
PEALED. .--THE CoNsEQUENCEs.-The telegraph
announces that the Charter of the franklin
Canal Co., is repealed. The Bill effecting
it, passed the Pennsylvania House on Sat
urday, and was Immediately signed by the
Governor The franchise of the Franklin
Canal Co., (under which the Railroad is
said to have been built extended from the
City of Erie to Conneaut on the Ohio Line
By repeating said franchise, the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature mean to prevent the 4 feet
10 inches track from running through all OF
Erie County west of Erie
This design, however, is blocked by the
fact that the Railroad Company own the
land over which their Road was built.
They have fec simpIs in it-an indefeasibe
proprietorship-and not simple right OF
way. They, therefore, claim right to build
upon their own premises bride path a
carriage road, railroad, Or any other con.
Istruction to facilitate their transit from
one end to the other and they claim the
privilege of allowing other persons TO ride
on it also. They can insist, as a last resort
that the Railroad is simply an improvement
upon their own private property-which
they have enjoyed for two years without
molestaton.
The question will eventually come before
the Supreme Court of the United States
Clev. Plaindealer.
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and grant our requests, we will not fail to
offer up our humble supplications to Al
mighty God that he may bestow upon you,
illustrious and honored Sir, the gift of his
Heavenly grace, that he may shower upon
you every kind of blessing, and unite us in
the bonds of perfect charity.
Given at Rome, from the Vatican, March,
81, 1858, the seventh of our Pontifcate.
(Signed,) Plus TX, Pope.
To his Excellency,
The President Of the United States.
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Extensive RoRBERY.--Between z and 8

EXTENSIVE RoBBBRY.--Between and 8
o'clock last evening, while Mr.. o. Stod.
dard was at church, his store was entered
by The back cellar door, and robbed of ne arly
81 400. There was between 81 and SIS Of
loose change in the drawer, a bank draft for
$500, and package containing $l ,3OO.-
Mr. Stoddard had iatended to start early
this morning to make some purchases Of
pork with the money, and as he sleeps in
the store did not see fit TO use such precau-
ton as was necessary, He first discovered
his loss when he returned at 10 o'clock
The footsteps of the supposed depredators
were traced upon the snow from the rear of
his buildng, down to Water street AS
yet he has mo suspicion of who committed
the robbery, By reference to posted hand
bills it will be seen that he offers reward of
800 for any person or persons who will
return the money.-IToledo Blade of Mon
day, ~ #GBMlM
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382
BusINrss-- NfosFt D2}sds9Sv}ss D2 ds9Sv}sst The man.

ufacturing and bGsiness men of this city
are about to suffer greatly for want of mouey
accommodations. Legislation has driven
from Cincinnati all bank capital. With a
manufacturing and business industry pro-
ducing over S50, 100000 per annum, we have
bauk capital of 100000! We now have
a crowbar law and a tax--onerous-opp
against every department of industry,
and operating against every business man
and consequently on all classes Of people,
The merchants and business men have been
sparsely provided with money-through
BanEs and Brokers. The former are now
nearly all out of existence-the latter have
now advanced their rates to Ii per cent, per
month, What are we coming to?-i Gin.
Gazette.
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The entire number of steamships ever
built in New York, is &c, whose aggregate
tonnage is about 100000 tons. Estimating
their average cost at S20O,O00 which il
very low, there have been invested in build
ing this class of vessels Sl3. 5OO.OO0.
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DTED-At his residence in Finday, on the
23d jan, after a short illness, Of innammn
ton of the bowels, Mr.. John S. Van Eman, in
the 36th year of his age Hancock Cour.
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ADuLTERATIoN OF DRUGs, &c.--At tn

ADULTERATIoN OF DRUGs, &c.--At the
commencement of the present session Of
Congress, report from the u s. Surgeon
General was presented, from which it ap-
pears that the adulteration of drugs and med
icines is carried on more extensively in the
country since the passage of the act of
Congress, to suppress the importation Of
such articles, SO that it is now alleged to be
difficult TO procure medicines which are not
either mixed with foreign substances or from
which some portion Of the active principle
has not been substracted by some chemical
process. Thus it would seem that the effect
TO suppress the foreign trade has resulted in
imparting an extraordinary stimulus to the
home manufacture of the spurious commo-
dities. t.-',
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--In senate, mes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--In senate, mes
sage was read from the President, in answer
to Mr.. Cass's resolution relative to the char
acter and mission of the Pope's nuncio to
the U. States. The correspondence shows
that Bedini, the Pope's nunco, on his way
to Brazil, was simply directed to call on the
President of the U. States and deliver let
ter of congratulation, and expressive of the
Pope's kindly feelings towards the inhabit
ants of these States. 4.H
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WOMEN VS.. MEN. .--.WoInen in all coun-
tries are civil, obliging, tender and humane ;
they are ever inclined,to be gay aud cheer
full, timorous and prudent, and they do not
hesitate like men, 10 perform generous ac-
ton; more liable, perhaps to err than men,
but in general more disinterested, more viz
tuous and performing more good actions
than men. In my extensive wandering in
foreign climes, if hungry, thirsty, wet cold
or sick, woman has ever been friendly to
me, most uniformly so. -! Ledyard.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

it is rumored that Hamlin is also opposed
to it, The President and Cabinet are united
in its favor.--LCorrespondent of the N. Y.
Tribune
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MARKEDLY Rev..P. G. Baldwin, near
Gllead, Wood county, on the 29th ult., Mr..
GEORGE HosPELHoME and Miss MANIA BAN
BER. .H r, u..n. ,s.r.,r.s .....
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--latest from Deseret.

News from Deseret is interesting. The
Legislature was in session so, too, was the
General Conference, whose proceedings are
of more consequence. The speeches on the
occasion are very practical and PERTINENT
They advise the Saints to 60 to their fields
we'll armed-to take their wives and butch
er-knives with them, and whenever the In
dians at all interfere, 10 be sure that the saw
age party retires with one less than it came
Extracts from Brigham Youngs addresses
may be found ON another page. They are
always spicy, tindictive, common sensible
and curious. The Conference have re-elect-
ed Brigham as President and Reyelator, and
the Twelve Apostles without dissent to
their positions of trust and power. Ac-
cording to their census, the white population
of their territory is 1914 of which two
thirds are Saints, the remainder being chill
dren under eight years, and unbellevers.-
They have 1873 missionaries, who report fa-
vorably from the United States and Europe,
the Sandwich Islands, South America, and
Australia while from China they speak in
less encouraging terms. There were born
during the past year in Utah, 904 white
children. The deaths of the whites num-
bered $50 The reader will be immensely
edited, who takes time to read and enjoy
all which we publish from the region of the
Great Salt Lake, N. Y. Times.
Mr. Douglass Nebraska bill has been made
the special order of the day for Monday of
next week, and will be considered from day
to day after that time. lHy i.. f..
In the debate on the subject, MIR. Dixon
of Kentucky, said he was a pro-slavery
man. that he represented ,pro-slavery con
stituents, and should do what he could TO
get slavery into Nebraska. He said the
Missouri Compromise never met the appro-
val of the head or heart of Mr.. Clay, &c.
Such language has it's significance, and
should put the representa- tives Of the North
on their guard. The Nebraska bill will pass
the Senate but we think it cannot pass the
House. swfT r. .HT ss.--sr-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--In senate, a mes