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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
Defiance Solamnnder Safes.-Fsobert M

PATRICK the sole manufacturer in United Ssates Of
he above celebrated safes aad r. c. Gons impenerabe
defiance locks and bars the best safes
Nned in the world Depot No 1872 Pearl street. one door
below Maid Zen lane, formerly 90 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

MEDICAL CoNvESTroS.-The National Medical
Convention viii meet In st. Louis TO- day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

What does IL Matter, Reader, II Your Hair
IL red grszie rayf CRISTAD0RoS Excelsior Dye will
II in Eve minutes There shade Of
black that does not lie ptrdu in this preparation and
ccEi.ns deleterous ingredient Sold and applied ~
Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

Rees and Co. will soon have Facilities
taking coo twer five cent daguerreotypes daily.
and novel machine being constructed expressly for
hew German pr, cess which will surpass anything yet
pied In the business 400 pictures turned out yes
day. REES Il 20. and s. Z. HOLMES, 1856 Broadway,
block above Taylor's. formerly of $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

leo muslin curtains sold at great reduction from
porting prices also, 500 gold bordersd and Transporter
shades hapgings gilt cornioes upholstery,
jerks, impor and manufacturer. 456 and As Pea
stra,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

retail at Isl BroRdway-Thos Faye. Gate Of Thos Fave
Co. 4s5 Pearl street and formerly Of Pares Faye s79
Pearl street has opened depot at 27 Broadway al
rectly opposite the City Hall. fHOS FAYE CO. 2s7
Broadway, opposite ctj Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

remiun pianos, with without the @olean, with II
trsmes and circular scales Horace Waters pianos, with
sgonsl scales and gold strngs: Hset Crunstons plan
gof the old firm Of Haet CO.. and justly entitled to
the repu ion of the name Gberts boudor who
sale and RETAIL at prices low at tho factory Fine paI
T. rent hand pianos at great bargains from $50
$50 HORACE WATERS Pianos 333 Broadway
A few new pianos for sale on monthly payments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Baldyvin'a Pate,
organ double bank mclodeons; s. D. and H. w. Smitl
celebrated mcodsops In power briliancy, and swcetn
Of these two makes excel all others they are
only tuned in the equal temperament. Melodeons
all other styles ALI at wholesale retail prices low q
the factories. HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

Batehelor's Hair Dye In still the Leading
article all Acknowledged 10 be the best dye
perfectly colorng the hair the II Is applied Tens
Of thousands in all parts Of the world proclaim only
reliable dye known. Sold At BACHELORS, Z33 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

for $50 for $40 for $50; $75; for 81
one for SIZE &C.. &c; also one Of T. Gilbert and Co
oleap pianos oetaves, carved legs fret desk
mouldipgs, which will be sold very low.
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

2o5 Broadway corner of Fulton street Pictures can
he obtained this gallery for 50 cents and 81 and bot
pictures than met with elsewhere for those prc
BRADY galleries. 25 and 800 Broadway, offer great
facilities for the production Of fine than
similar establishp ent in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

est and better than the best-We ready to exhibit
and sell sewing machines of various patents prices vary
ing from SIS to $780, according quality perfection
he machines. Call and examine them.
l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

able of information my claims to the &c wing
chime may be found In the able opinion lately given by
Judge Sfragne 81 BOSTON in suit against Singer
chine $50 called printed copies Of which may
once or iy mail by forwarding postage stamp The fol-
loving Isl LIST Of licences under patent Of 1896 viz
wheeler. Wilson Co. Grover, Baker Co. A. Bartholf
4 D. Howe American Magnetic Sewing Machine Company,
Dorcas Sewing Machine Company New York: J. Nichols
j ". Bean uunt, Boston Mass; Hood, Battell Co.
Worcester. Mass Messr Woodbridge Keene and Moore
Lynn Mass Charles Durgn has longer license to
make use or sell Swing machines under patent 1t
has been revoked and surrendered
ELIAS HOWE, Jun'r
Patentee Of the original sewing machine No. IS
street, Boston, and 35 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

Patent HydfO-E Itctrio Cmhsh Ufht6 ma
Factory removed SO hte streeThey all
AFFECTIONS rheumatism neuralgia palpitaons, epilepsy,
uterine diseases, etc. Recommended by the highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

80 Bowery selling royal veve,s at 1885, 49, and i5s ia
JeTi! g. So los and lis elegant ingram carpets,
TO per yard English olcloth eight yards wide
and stair carpets very low. Call and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

just received 30 pieces rsh English medallion centre
piece carpets With border royal velvets tapestry Brus
sells with gnihcent sale and patent
unparalleled low prices at HIRAM ANDERSON's No gs
Bowery Please call aud examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

The Little Broadway Hat Establishment
KNOX notwithstanding his establishment No. 533 Bros
way is not very large furnish the best hats at
cheapest price Of dealer in the city Cali and Judge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
Upholstery Goods,-seIIInu onron Az

tPHUisttfy VOous'-SeIHhg on on ACCOUNT OF
removal thirty cent than cost French
paper hangngs lace and muslin curtains cornices beads
tases satin de lanes guimp loops French and gilt
dow shades Stock he closed by the 7th A. NJ R.
DAVIES, Upholsterer, 397 Broadway.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

,mCE-Comrt CT Main aud Qniney Streets
t,ree tom Quincy'Si.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Removal.

NToDLALLRNS " KNOX have removed their Whole
m sale Stock Of Boots end Shoes to the new four Roy
No. 113, lInln street.
A few buildEgs North 0i tic Merchants ~ Mechanics
bank on the opposite side OF tile street. aud doors South
OF Wm Z. Seby's dry good store. sf, ,f..Ll,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended 70 ihs
House tty are confident that with the Increased he
lies or dOiui busness they can Offer 10 merchants SUI
greater Inducements for buying than heIeloiDte. 49,
do2s ~, MopLALI,RNs g KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
N ADAMS q CO.'S N6dres's
1854. $3.50 G. 1854
iRRInE-licl.iIrc lIollao.

= :
TOR spcody btl sae conveyance nj meeliidt q papl
~ naes paicels bank mites specie, gold, ill change
slncal messengers, leave our oiee daily, for 9lPSTS
dc East Eulo1e California aud Australia Also -
EoT pittsbufgI and all points IN tho CieYeatd and
wssyIc Railroad and Cleveland aud Toledo Rail'Oad
lhroush to ChlcagO. ,s .at.g u. % b.,s,,4A -
ibtSia6 fo clnoihnatI Loulsylllo and ST. Louis.
Fur alihno,o and alirons on ~ altlmore and Ohio
Railo d. and nom thence connect With 0grHlest hast
orn Exmcss To Philadelphia, New Y0lk aug lioStoh,
we collect notes, drafts, or accounts afu bls on 90
livery oil ,iaIceis, and mako prompt ielu'ils M v
iRXpress Tor Kaktdaily at o'el0ek, A u. l9 i.HHs
u do Tor west do do A,N.t tlH
do forPittsburg do do 4. .,,,Ll !
Our ArIaDg9nelils are now complete Tor TIE ueNerNo
pAoA's'S s''u '''O"''' " - 20 ADAMS & Co.
pto,,,N. Agent api7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

L .ai.'l l'' '" ia. bt. OO-Ng WIN
i y, L. COCHRAN, MICKEY & Co..
MANUTAGTuRERs AND wnOLIrALE DEALkRAM M
'f-'' Straw Goods,
IIATS. CAPS, FLRS, 1IiLLINERYGOODS,
pnBRELbAs, AiBHoNsi AspIs, AaTITIciGL FLOWERS.
No, 4 Hamilton Difii9iHg, Blrelay GiresL
de3idsnn oYYoiite NE Asior Hone, NEW YORK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Motioa

THE Undersigned, having bought out the entire stock o.
4 oods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler & Lakn, Nor
chant Iallots w0ud beg cave TO INFORM the oiLes ol
Wheeling lId vicinity tlat e intends CARRYING on lhe
Metohsnt Tailoring business IN the same room formerly
oceuped by MessTs. Wheeler Lakin, and having OBJ
laned the services OF both Of tho former proPeloisl be
pierAied to make n TO order every article ~ s lno,
nilaialeSt syo aud best mano al very short notice.
and very low f0r M Having large sioekon hand now
bU Determined TO sell very ioY, 10 reduce hSAoek and
make room ior tic Spring Goods. Now Is rare chance
10 g6i good oohlpg cheap he wilwtrfani every article
10 10 a. recommended oruo tale' 4iH ~ p
Come one come abb iHfU flN FOB Ittl fr
And I've us call, III. M t .aa If
hnip i'. S1't1 % JgIlsTAgIMAN2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
REMOVAL.

A6l0NN AL. .t .HUHr Is +
II & d. BAYHA have removed to their new and spa
81 clio brick buildings, t3i MARI Street. whero they
Inanuacturr and keep on hand, II1
TIN AND SHBRT IRON WARE, ~. !.
And Keep for sa japan Ware and Hoteold FURNISHING
Hardware. Asothe latest styles OF Cooking Stove all o.
Sca tney wiIsel Wholesale and Retailatthe The le" rs
market prices. Their old Customers and the public per
ally are invited TO call aud examine their stock. Efrru
=, Cshinity
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

7T7IU A LARGk ASSORTMENT
N gents dress Hats, pearl and black, PTussian, lnga-
II ham, Paris. Young .fmeTieN and lonlon ltalS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
RethrnInR. -.
% Ihoinas II. Glbsonl 2

TIIIIH ~ 'IhOinaB II, TIDBOui 2
PLUMBER AND GAS FFpTBBt d
No. U,,fon st obposiie C. m. BhETy' Rope store.
RGsieave toihn Ills frends and tllc phblio lnsol
ID epl thathe continues TO carry on the pun nig s91
elisa share Of publ G patronage. l. ,
Ho hus Constantly oil iaiidt lead aud iron plpes com
mon and pdtent hydranls cisern pumps, bath boilers,
water closets, wash basst cold water fountains ipt no
tell water coolers for private families hpt anu SO9
shower bats both tubs, lead and Iron enque b9Nes ePu
eonhs haers kettles, etOtts for beachng ahd all oeI
tlenpcal anparstus, eto. RoooIes ec. hiled up WIN
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, belar lights
candle huTneis, etC, ' -,
AlorderBle at tile above place VIII be thahhuly o
lived aud nrOmHtly Rtt endrh 70, tpHf . NJ III.
llnrouint btietttbn ~ U'iFf iIf ap0-BmI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Corrartnerahip.

TlIR unle, ,siencl bayo thls DAY ornind engauncr-
sbh tist lie nlns and style 81 81 g.. Ratqr Coz ahd
S9Ii soSii he Steamboat hsepgy apd oit Slolo butl-
less n ti,e Oh sland, No. % Waier9l lrcet
YlggiIl litEa s;s9,l ss,l ,lH4issst' i.ssSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
10, 20, YlIYls
BACHfI fIpHS, ,gl

b,ddhfont ,,is Ligtjt Hfdf; Dre. aItgl
nm ,e ,yIsbnaR baif dye tat may 30 depended up-
on. No eaneheefluly ecommead The above; The beat
6fcily reerense can 5e gyen e. . " Y oye1
eeS' e,S ySsinIs si'is S1 ~ '.f tn. LoGAE& 4 Co.,
nlsr3f Sole agrnta 10 thkeliyl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

.Hnfi bottIGs OF Louden's ceebTalel Family Aedi-
.UNJO cines Thc oWy agency 10 the clly!i ~
Thete are The best Family medelnes nov ~ paeH 6elng
perfectly sole, aud willepei used 10 tle dlreo
np9s 81 Union siIeet. agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
oApS. II

ID RCElVBD this DAY, the best assortment oi Gs9ls,
A yOutlSs and oldlena cloth caps, ever pIouse. -
MS city, nvng been selected with grcat oaIe rs
STYLE and quality They COMFY iil pqft es
Gents cloth nieTo, black and whtf 6ent7 hal o
black, df6b and greenu udhs, honh8 ana AnylO VAt;-
Aiso tbe 3eytan Ryiemiai crichetoa q lew eIuelei
together with eyeYN olhsr dessI 2fBeR q s9SS
mrl4 RI y, nAia n y l2gl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
BIGHnY INFORMANT

IL.
NJ ELSON'S Premium Chinese Buslral Washing Fnld,
the sTsateat IniprO discovered Tot savis
end hi va shng Clothing and House Clean.
ina iinenS ana Coitone washed by tis Plid Will be
yReT and soiier nan than II bleavhed on the gidss.
WARRa HtEB not 70 lluie Tho iebn9n Every iady may
or Lnanin the Fluid pil slrengtl, lVr 81 hours which
fI SLOW tktt II must bongey harniess, wten
Si11sI III Gallons Of Vatd ito iaG pint OF nud
The Chinese washing puld iawotlhthtee iipea Gle
single syrenee which VIII Puy suogih loT large gplly
t,asbfnr Which can be done IN Oor hours,
ana bold BY the s1bscrber, Who haSlan'
ly mn, sbSsed the Ieht fot Ohio r0nlyts Va. a1cl
.'IFu''''- III - JAS. MELLOR,
,o Att No 90, UnlunSt, Wheeitss, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

"a Z s.e ,34 ssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Wheelnlg and AallesvlIIv iino. 7

.alaal ~ THE fleot and fine now ! aiiS-lh
it.l J steamers of ibis Line wl .sssEass1sh
leave Wheeling as i0llowsi l.i NJ .Iig
AhgLtA, CAPT. Gallagher, every "Wednesday AT, Aih
l'OhEVOtT, % Henderson, eyory PridhyalH AVN
DAN iNVRRS, Capt Ayers" Sunday T,A.H'l y
FOR freight Qr pasiage apnlyi 70 4 ,t,t, 90 4
ar All heights will DO rcoeye0 free Of charge ~ " O.
Bkkef & Co.'s wharf boat shippers Canthpat any Tine
TO ne wharf bosi,', ~ L.,.-sa Llll plr3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
New Watch and Jewelry Store
Rom, No,4 Washjngign Hqh Monroe Sts

Roam, Ne, 4, Washington Itql, Monroe STA "
'WHEELING, VA Js.it.,
NTE suhsctiber would ca oPtientoll Of lho ppDlOO
his well selected st0ekO" watches, clocks, jewclTY'
sIyerwOlo, aud hnoy goods, wleli BIO y now olehS Z
Ills stock Is dlnpatOl gold ana klNog WaVOhes
KEYS g-ards and claims. -I III. N.l .IaUy ri|
Byery deseuiptUil of gold dieweryi ..5
God siIve, silver plated Aid common srettaelesi d
Pure silye lgble tea dcsseri susar mustard ana fo
spoons, ard butter kulvesbf tugHrtf g. .rB s.,.l
Plated and Ger nal s Vci forks spoons pnlleI KNIVES
utt ,olc. iNt.Ai At ~
foit nohnabs, pocIcttutleiy srissursfu ua tl 90
YgRY YtgE raEors, stiops, shawn cream, elel
Pcrmnery, combs, brusioyand geat variety Of laIol
g06ds
Particular attention paid to repairing wol0hos, clocks
aud Jewell >, and engraving handsOmely dono. lll
ap51dtf FN'F Up. Brown
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

For sunfsh.

- THB fast running Steamer 9tepten
tftaN9, u VguYnrdt liOOTT Master, having heeii
klts8tf3d1 ie.painIed aud iedecO1icls will leave
~ lWheeling lor Sunllsh and all iEtermedl9ie
landnss kvRRY DAY at ltalI past 3o'clOok,P 7. hl
Porirelght or rassege apply board. y l--I soPSl
Ger lnIIlnoEGi ai,Sa Y MHSa Wv s.SI SER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Phomas Hughes

HtNi ip 90 Thomas Hughes
HAS returned nom the Eastern cities with the finest
il u stock OfilfN Ii .sI N.tll. -lHlu NNl ..i p"
10. CASSINiERBS, CLOTHS, VRS'nINGS,
aud Gems oioH gsHsrdy, that has ever been exhibited
In lie cyi he nyitea Tie public 20 give him call and ~
spect his Goods His sassoflmen Is uedfIon tic chOl
cesI oTtne Nc6 YORK md PHddtPd hdrkets. Call tOh
y TO sec and admlTe--and call edriyi 3l 9lIi Iult
= -.,I = . No 36, corner Monroe and wWersts.
sepia Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

M .sH -5lraC CU-PAtIN EhSnlf.y1t 1t"saF
rlR subscTiboTs have this day entered iutup9rtneTshp
or tht purpOse eOTttansaoting Comm. ssi0n and toI
wardihg Business under The style 0i Duato q Cowg as
stccessos TO the flns or Cowgirl ~ hpSwopls aud A.
s. Doars & Co.. and s1lict eopiinuaree ot iS 9'neSs
y y" i''''fh'T77'a I']'ai- @l J'CowGfLD
March 18th, 1854 bItI n 3noIt b'u1 Nlmui
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
otYpea.

a TkssRs i0E1RgR Z TURfoS, having taken the
N Rooms formerly occupied by MI l.. Tarbeli Da
guonean Gallery, corner Main and Bddle aeels, Cen
tie heelng, beg leave TO Solicit shaie Of patronage
from Ills lreids und tho public ntlaise. t"'
They make Il rue not 10 let any pictures so out but
wnat arc satiSaet0Il sand VIII executed Efgif 8aI
Gold and silver plating executed neatly ,rI d.
len heTe for tgn painting will bU attended, TO
by j.. Tnttoifds BTolhor nell mi9lSnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
ISjiTTEAM MARBLm WORKS,

Saddles, HARNESS., Trunks, &c.
fS,,-ay JERiH. y. SHEPPARD wouldfesreetni'ly In.
kA form his fllsnds aud tho public. that he has
SyS moved his osab iShment 10 No, t3l, MainSiIeei,
corner ortnom, Where Will be found autly on hand,
IaIce and well selected tssuflnknt OF all articles IN his
line consisting OF Saddles, BEidiea, lLurtleaS,
Iron frame mud Wood box Vrunhsi VnltseH,
Carpet Rage, Scotch Upper unI Hog skin
COIIura, lIdmcs, NYhfPs, &C., ,eSC., &c'
AZ Oi which aie Manufactured by cOmiHttnl w0rklen,
Otths best materials, and will be
1hn'e desiring to purchase requested to calland eN
atnne IOr themselves at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Tobaooo and Cigars!

VNTMi LAUOliIlN, Notice Main street. nus among HI
wv large assortment the following articles-
b. I'D 1eQQ Culauellocls9Ia
1910 La Eoisl
1000 PnnsadU
1000 gISdWed0 IntFfuN 3Ht
so j. 1000 el Dorado 1.fH '.aI'. Ia|Hiha
. olOo LsproietolOn clprsI Ifla, sr.aH itt
1000 Puuclea IF ... .UI It .lf #
1901 FLORES Habbana
Base 8 Boxes twin b htOthers tobaceOi-
II 10 Virginia sa.i .hL
suQ .... .. .H......
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
George ~. TiugIe. 99hn All

lsllu John r. Miller g. Co.
VNT tave on hand eSetssorttd stock OF o Kinds Of
wv mill feed, bal'd hSyl eorpMq oltszals9 choice
toner's aud those who win kindly ratrOntes, free Of
ltlarge We have few straw cutters and corn sheleis
len, and Intend 10 oleh tul assortment OF agHcul 81
!nipIenents i'm the sprlng q r.lIl .IHTId dce4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
ID0O IBS. wool lwinei
lOOOiO 1000 lbs brOom = HI.
!. ~ \ sLIaIIT b . NIsTAKE IN IaE p0EIII I

~ pnBl4a.y trtsithnaaorii,d Il ddoinsd NE modP 3
rTHAI reads very retiy Indeed, but We aIo sure you
il won't believe L when youBe 10 Il.t itfl
W,D, ~ Otte g. Bros. ...,.l .
and zee the eeeant Sks aud every new style OF DRESS
UOUS, manlos, hUnnets, saNSls, kmbtoideues &e.'
which they now daily leceVnB al telr slore Vll Mer'
bet strcet ..- l., ,....-. .,I pWlI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
% ~ MACHINISTS" TOOLS. 'l1
II n o. IN NJ M N u

~ 1th w ~ 10 q u 1t " ~ " h y,
,Cnlnberlnnd, HGd, a-i i4 @t-l8
NTANUPACrURRRSOl Ol Engine LsihesI DO, keep on
M haud aud make TO order Slide aud Hand l9ihes,
pfdUg Machines Dtllls bn1 olh6r hacnieS' lOOls to-
gether with laihes for turni wOgd, shang, pqeys,
hiiisa s, aud ebsthgs OF every leserption
This establishments beins imIolisely on Tho lllBoro
and ohio BaOad tack, we have tho best facilities for
shlpping nmchibery TO any lart OF the Vest iqlfHp
CumbeIlapd. Md, March 90 iSd, mrSi
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-24
.RNOrEg0SeeS' SeSIe.

TVfIE sale of the goods and effects of the late N firm of R. CALENDER x CO.,, under the direction of JOSEPH S, CURTIS and BARzILLAl HuDsoN, having been expressly authorized by a Judge of the Supreme Court of this State, the public may rest assured that no further delay in the sae of this property can possibly take place
 The goods in the Stove Store recently occu. pied by R. CALENDER & co. No. 6S State street. will be sold at Auction, commencing on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1854, at 9 o'clock A. M.
 h this stock Of goods may be found the lar. gest assortment of Cooking and rarlor Stoves, patterns ever offered in this State Brass and Copper Boiler and Tea Kettle Bottoms; Brass Kettles, hammered, stamped and rolled; Hollow Ware, a great variety of kinds; Stove Brick and Stove Backing; Force and Suction Pumps, of various patterns Portable Forges., Registers, and Stove Ofname nts Platform scales; Spring Balpnces and Steelyards; Clocks, Eight Day. 30 Hour and Marine; Wrapping wine and Carpet Yarn; Writing and Sand Papers; BrIt- annia Ware, such as Cnffee Potsa and Tea Pots, Lamps and Candlesticks. Tea Kettle Tips and Drainer Feet I'm and Globe Lanterns; Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs; Copper and I'm Wash Boilers; Mo!asses, Milk, Oil and Fluid Cans; Japanned and Plain Tin Ware; together such store. Also great variety ot goods not usually kept by stove dealers.
 This s the largest stock of Goods of this kind ever offared for sale in this State, and the at,en' tion of Merchants and Traders is particularly called to it.
 GF Sales positive rain or shine-to continue every day until the entire stock is disposed of
 B. & ". HUDSON, Auc.'rs.
 Hartford, Aug. P, 1854 H
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-24
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In South Farms. l7th inst, of putrd erysipe- las. Mrs. Urana Treat, relict of Mr. Eli Treat, aged 75 years. She was much beloved and | respected by all of her neighbors and acouan- tance.
 In Salisbury, 18th inst, Silas Reed, aged 75. In New Haven, 1Hh, Deac. Jabez Backus, aged 66; 18th, Lucy, daughter ot Rev. Dr. L.. Bacon. aged lS.
 in Amenia. Huh, Samuel Boyd, aged 7s.
 DIED, at Lnchfeld, on the 18th of July, Mrs. LUCY PARMELEE, one of the oldest and most respected comnUnicants of St. Michgel's Church. The duty of writing her obituary would undoubtedly have found willing per former ere this, had there been resident Rec. tor. In the absence of such, a former Pastor of the deceased, who retains an affectonate recollection of her love and kindness, can have the privilege of recording a tribute te her memory. As with the holy Psalmist, SO 1t was with Mrs. Parmelee. God taught her from her youth and, when she was old and gray. headed, He did not forsake her, but gave her power to show His strength to this generation. Here was the pety to which, beginning early had growE with her years and, at the age of mure than three. score aud ten, it had ripened so as to be most beautiful 10 behold. Habits of religious reading and devotion, love for tn e | House of God and the ordinances thereof, a sober heavenly y-mindedness, united with uni- form cheerfulness, a hlomeless walk and con. versaion, with unfeigned humility. aud unre. served dependence on the merits of an atoning Saviour-these were the leading features of her character. It was such a life as we often read Of in the records of holy women of old i; and such as the Church would always form, fits principles and ways were always followed as strictly as in the case of this departed saint. The house where we have oftep seen her ven- erable form and benign countenance, shall long attract 10 il our pilgrim feet and the amber where she died must always be a privileged spot to those who witnessed the scene. From calm sleep. apparently one of accustomed health, she was suddenly awoke, at midnight, to meet the last enemy and in less than an hours time, but not without hav- ing the most devoted attentions of vigilant daughters, and utiering for herself the prayer that God would receive her spirit, she slept in death. having breathed out her soul in perfect peace.
 "Night dews fall not more gently to the ground Nor weary, worn out winds expire so soft" We are told that "blessed are the dead W ho die in the Lord;" and such, we numbly believe is the case with her whose memorial we have so imperfectly written. Calendar.