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NOTICE.-Nr JhNHs o. HUNT Is authorized TO draw or
~ endorse Notes, Drafts ls Cheeksto aec Dra Tor
name all things i'm or
blnesherrby rhfyng and confirming acts that have
taken, hereafter take place. HUNT A HARVEY
Richmond, March q, 1854.
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'4 SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
EDETER lLoRTLLARD Manufacturer, f2 Chatham sfr,>
Heo York. offers for sale the fol owing articles
superior quayMaecaboy scotch Coarse French Rappee
Honey Dew Scotch aud other snuGs Also otacco In
tin foil and papers more particular description various
articles can be known by sending for full price
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
BtNERnfNAND ZoGBAUM Co. No D7 Maiden Ia ne I,,no,
srso VioiSs, GrfriK AccoRDEoSs, sIRSos iSrSr
1870 so'' &C. mhii-6m
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iCORICE &c.-tOO prime guaity, 20. and ~" 100
H bs Crushed Sugar; 100 bbs Mo,sse RUM for sale by
nhe0 .tsyi. f DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
GOMETHtNG ENTuA.-Just received, q lot Of BaitI.
- more BaearCursd Hams and for saic By
LOoKETT PANKEY,
-. f'' urolsrs and Commission Merchants,
nhW ''''s1f''s o's 18Th street, Cary.
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THE AILlNIIti ,tAILiaU WUiIhs ASD lOINDity
nAsUFACTraB Jus WELL KNOWN ID ...I .slUl
--- NCOMPOSITE IRON KAILlNGn

- coiyinE, shall continue 10 receive, large fashions
Bile asorlmSnt Of Coihng and Gtnemtn Punlshng Goods
fer the Spring and Summer o 1851 70 which would cali
ten,on d Merchants and oihep Visiting he city. nnt they viii
md In stock such variety be found In
establishment My prices for which will be found be fully
low assmlar goods can be bought for In any market
HENRY suAFER,
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hoeshhbhTLN0 uAstDnAHE AND FANCY GuODs.
4 O. DERRIAN Importers and Wholesaie Dealers iu
% Hons1eeoaV HrrdrTrc and funey Goods GOf Broad.
y Gallery Silver and Plated Ware Japanney German
low Ware BronIed Copper Goods AppaIa
Tin Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes Mats Rakets RsfirrTa
tors Sporting Tackle, etc.,
eI,l aud nov surpaseS In variety and similar
petition. T'TT'II' ''l1' W % 'O""'
The attention Of Housekeepes and invited to our
stock OF Goods and Prices before buying.
J. a O. BERRfAN
mhit-dy-IPl col BroadsayNY.
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splendid assortment Of kebIy Decorated rro,.. w. :
pron OF which being slightly he offers At os.,r
C99ntry merchants and others want would do vail q.
ns h Stock and terms, at No. III West Main street
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PiYFs DeaIer in Ivory and OF Iyo,,
sV Goods, Murray street, N. Y. oci9-dIy
ENowLEhs q WELLS, Phrrnoiosists and PublIsher. Cn
II ton Hail. No 1Sl New York. ocl9-6m
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NJ pEiTEsaILL co, inNnSe STsfst, New YORK
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ !. ALLEN, (La,e A. n Alien Cc.) fSD and fpt y.
hes ter street. AoRcrlTuRJ Hoarcri IaS
ND hASHSEsT Yn AEP GiEDEs sSts FSsrtnFAs
BoNH Dust PHosFH'TE oJ LnE foupN TIE PI,sTrn AC a
mh11-sn
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2E0 BAGS LAGUArRA coYrEE, receiving for ,.l.. =
- " APP 80 LsErlE, f-n JAS. WINSTON
sR6D nsLs SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, receiving =;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06
Dedicated to the; Editorial Convention Of 1884,
THEHERoES OF THE PENN
nj eoIfi.s I,sIssErsT
Sine e,de,' Zine : = fce.ss I.

q q T. Is - LsNN
Sine esde, sine sangtine7 cieist:-Gclc.Ro
tlh The old time gore ere Ssmstis dawn s't1 ~
tsSayio welded tho sword with mishtiest brawi,Slo
The world bowed down 30 himi >. SatEloiS i,g-y4t
Most potent waved command; a}soi, iaissils &.
tAnalMars, fromih sky Of glory Ahed 'egtss ~ i
q - hislight Ikea brazing brand. lssi ,s4.s so'
HUGTew pale and paer,when
SAT the Morn come Venus ushering In $50 tsgy
The Heroes OF the PEN = 49, a, z
Not with swers and fame these heroes came,
but the saSa ss soul Is w hthousht to tame,
"a 2 Aud tsitlslosc anu fesson's swaytj5 ottR'8
Nor good steel wrought that battle fought IL fsaIsi
was syeFss bright Tie Furnished thought, 500
Not hundred thousand men y &
AoI The heIoeslold Were metoh;iorsoneA "a assoss
OF Heroes ef the Penn ss.sa s-aIz
For WEAPON they WELD, nor arrnor. nor shield
NOR al sSse %Itts snss SoE
.aI.Notpowder, and salla and mint o IRsh0
tSSen Is LhS ssiaS salsa ssye or Kng 5
Is !id nom The toad the setaph spring n.
s VII iSSSa q aoM saG Il
Say yeiesn 70 serr, "Amenl" 4ss5l4 a32lt
sest'Amen and h1Tra =, the people cry, asrs ~ =
.tsssopthe Heroes OF the PeniSs + { IasIiSY
Uponola tombs, those edtacomBssE = HAS
or The dead and, buried time. ~
they lay Us; base Of glogyssS domesE
And rom dsr height directing he fight tsisar,d
They fill the world with ietie re1anight,
~ or eoquenee and song, 1sss IL - y f'rYFi2y
eai Nor burned they lie wit those who die ri-
AT threc scoTe years anu tel gft.sf ~
q But siop1heptles they have buded, sieep,-i5sl
The Heroes or the Pen.
P %o Sst sss isss 81 ga e sew s
Tlefmopyle. iinnio rtal fewl-~, 80 =,
Hurra Tor tile Switzer Tell, 51'-''- t@.1t1
,Upvoice 10 sky the hfaye uracchi!
- Hurra Tor the Pole and Hun! y - ~ s.e
-. For the who made the Great JulyI ~ a1fIifss
Hurra iorgW ashngt ION &. Il 49, -
Yet old Tine Past Would trump at last
81, But hnri ia and hufI1 again. - itHsh teti 20
For Tie heroes that triumph over Time - 90 e.
The Heroes of the PEN Z -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

rWe happe.ed to witness rather q n affecting
scene iFthe Telegraph office instLis city on We'd.
nssiay evening. A gentleman called at the office
and informed Sir. T,ylor ethe ops rpto., with much
trepidat:on, that lie hpd Just learned tat his broth
erAlad l.sen drowned att ederSonvlile, andwlshed
to.inquire az to the-ttuth oil the repurtM:. Tay-
lor immediately communicated with The opera or
at JefersonyilIe5 SLED that the person sup
posed TO been drowned was alive aud we'll.
n9thaEhs shs ris eftont the lefrs Iboat
ia comnanySwlth.um bHlsa short time previously
that from his eye s. aud he left the Of
eeswIth siaculau of thanks 10 lis God, 10 Mr.
Taylor aud to thstelegraphfor thereliel fromthe
iernbls suspense'% hlch'Iad oppressed hlm.-lI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06


PArrEa MAcnE.aPS Mache is becoming one
ole9nn most Importa articles of mann(acture.-.-
IneSery furniture, jeweler's or fancy store, which
articles Of fGIntIEe and 6iontefe Constructed of
panisf Snache. resplenHent Ia alithe richness of
pearl and gold 1sjpicng IN tie possession of
hues which Viva. h rainBow in Amasnihcence.
But the tseSof pap er mache is not cn1fnetl to or
nanentaf orr door purposes 1t is claimed as
TnlIi Bile auxllIsry r. the prchitect.4 in the town
OF bergsqyil russia, is an elegant church, capa-
Die of holding 1000 persons, constructed entirely
statues and all, of papier mache. Turning our at
temtlon 10 Australia, we find hat there too, have.
been reared papietmache thuIchss,2anl not. only
chutc"eS Travelling houses and even villages of
papier mache. fG 49,
There are extensive man Ifact ries of this article.
Dolh IN England ahdon 1Ie continent. The North
western Gazette Confirms an Interesting descrip.
ton OF The process ofmanufaeluIe.E AIt Is made of
rlala glsxwrsppipg RaP et, 1pastedtogether sue
csssNe taye[sf gheIiiIis 10 beLmo1Ided into tBe
iofnl OF solid the paperis ,frstpased on
model OF sufficient thickness. it's then pressed
with extreme power, scht1n Two so that tile model
may be TAKEN out, and tile parts being llueti To-
gethst agallsuFop Due edges. 1t is tlenfu and
filled, AMI polished, and baked vanished, and
baked and vanished again. The last .iaking i'm
pats its black coIof II il is 10 BE inla,d the
pearl and other material are fastened ON in their
layers aud vanishing process srepeated ntil
Inc plaek ASH sInlaId parts present uniform sur,
theu iisheJ, and punt d, and shaded
and the work is fheh niShed. 'PapIer mache fur
nitura being koidsst as ehuglitef than wood.
although tue paper mauts ltselfis2 heavier, more
mpaeB aud qniIe as strong as the ordinary wood.
---Bose! SIour!as stf sIEs EoiiasifE -
ala - Il 1854 faFA frs4H
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A
18th. This act shall be in force from and alter
the first day of June next.
Mr.. Moore offered an amendment of the bill au-
nation than five dollars TO the amount of ten per
cent, on their capitals. S Al
Mr.. Staples ofsPatrick, moved a substitute for
the bill and amendment Of the same purport-ex-
cept some unmpo ftant yariation-withtl The an end
ment. ~ Xss
Mr., Remper addressed the house in support Of
the bill, and Mr.. Staples followed in favor of his
substitute.
The previous question was then demanded and
sustained by the House and the vote being taken
first upon Mr. Staples substitute, il wasrejecte,l--
SO to "a. esss3i - ~ ~ q -
sNtbting near3 'clocksst the House adjourned be-
fore the vote upon Mr.. Moore's amendment.
EVENING SEssioS.--The small note bill was
passed by, and the House proceeded last night to-
consider other bills several of which passed
among them two making liberal appropriations 10
the Eastern and Western ;Lpnatic AsYlumss GlEq
- Il=sE - ,sunt's q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

pJohn Haddockswas shungsat Morrisville, N.
Y, for the murder Of Mrs: Mary E.. sGdgg. on
Friday las. On Thursday he confessed that he had
Committed the murder, and hadoniy feisned insan-
it, with tue hope that he might escaped being
hung os,..,.,, - : :...,La-. ..'.tIss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

MA pohas Mt s. gs,ssN mime is soi1cr,
SET Pm smiSef bic acbslor., cannot marry,
Tor howican1I hopet:o. prevail on any young lady
possessed sof the slightest notion OF oiesty 10
fuIn d Sotnefss tt7,Sl . Ras o7iss y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06
SPECIAL N oTIcRs-
Proiessor HTorse,,

Inyigornting Elixir or Cordial. q
There was time when we ernade to betye that
certain medicines had direct iplsnce upon the blood
The allacy has been exploded. It is now wen known
that is only through its elements Tie chyle and the Sc
cretions that tho character OF tie vital fluid can be
cd, Aorse's Isrtgordng Elfi, the sasniietoas
current by purifying the sSeretons, regulating the
cotton OF the stomach and liver, bowels. II san
Alternative and invigorant andsth
most cures consists in Ing tone
stomach bringing the fuuoons OF every lsordereu or
gSnnp 70 the standard Of inart To- the
enieeblea system mower ana
derins capable of witstanding the external Influences
which had heretofore energand orprostraedi Hence
sovereign, uailins emeLyOr dyspepsia inall its
forms and orpor undue ortc
secretive organsi md for all the ons suspensions
and eScitementsaheh constitute tn, symptoy OF ner
Vous disease When the constitution seems broken down.
thesappete hlet the dsesion ieeble tile nerves nns
strung mind clonded, and The systar, cr6sbed
by pain aud mental despondeney IL will revive
and both aniat strength and The mental enerkes
with degree times would
have been attributed to enchantment as,tE as
The coraplis put up. III pint bot
Ties Price three doars per bottle two i've DOLLARS
SIX ior twelve aolars ~ O. H! RING, PToprittor
49, u Nv. q. Y 1912 broadway, New YORK.
Sold BY throughout the United states Canada
and the West Indies. 2-' ~ s'is-1 4 = II =.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, CALDWELL.
| CIsctssAI1-B. HI ME4KINSSs
/ @-See gudvertisemeIt ~ fhB3 ~ nd fmr3
ssl ssai,.E ,lI'pssli
THE GREATEST, w oNDERF OF pHEAGE
NAN THAT Will RpIS 10 SELL chr ~
ssds ToTne COMMUNITY rsLARusi a.. III Il 1,
1sAAcPRAGEfthaa Jus turned. from the East with
the best stock dry and Fame G Gods. m o.ie.
ry &c, eSerexhbited III this city, which he ii onerfw
at the newahd beautifubulding, Noi O. NJ nj m " .
Cbetween Monroe and Union at sue6 astohisinz
low prices as toeapse eyeIy ono call on MIN (ail
ladies' and gentlemen will andi TO thsIp adyantasei
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rPoISoNING.m.

Thousands OF Parents who yermifuse composed OF
Castor Oil, calomel DC not aware, that while they
appear te beet tho patient, they actually laying tao
foundations for series diseases as salvation
loss ofsiglt. weakness 6flimSs, etc.
IN another column viii be found tic ad men
iobensacks Medicines to which ask tho attention
all directly interested their well ther cil
dren's health In Liver complaints and all disorders srE
sing from those bilious type should make use or the
only genuine medicine, Hobehsaeis's Live, Pills.
G-Bss rot dsestrea, - but ask for Iobensac,s Worm
Syrup and LAYER Pills. and observe each has the sig.
nature Of the Propulsion y. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine s8a .,.al5iil Z, 49,.
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H' Eg'l = gIst IssIg , sl4ssla is,5a 81

CoNLi AsuEs.-Fhe best purpose which coal
ashes can be applied to III town or country 1s-in
making walks-E II well LAID down, no weeds or
andA ORE ntaGie thail brick. - \ q ~ ~ NOS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

agEGoppeE is eight times hehyie: than water; 1T
is converter: into btass5bY inlxtnre with zinc
the copper will bear ianlmering but brass IS not
lnaleabIe. s,s..t.a 30 = ts43t sistiit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

EGFJudge Boorveits of. the Supreme Court of
New York, has decided against those policemen,
who refused o,Fvear lie new uniform andintimat-
edihat the ycould nntleei to wear the badge
they should at 6nce resign - o. G ~, bagis etsi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

uwnen Shakespeare made sPotonius saw that
the appareFoh procl Sints The zna,i. ne could
not have foreseen he ptanks Of Mss Emma snod-
grass! .!Aat.M 2. La-LL. .1...L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

U-Mrs. Roblpson,A the double smurIress,S who
rner, is 10 be tried this week: ~ 49,,
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Tor lsnLtimore lyn.hIngton. PhiIndeIpain
- 90 szs - 81
=. Great through Lime for the East.


.ie Great through Line for the Hast
ME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
L Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Rail Road at the Junction Cately called the Relay
House, miles nom Baltimores with tho PhflaIei.
pha, Wilmington Baltimore Rail Road 10 PhiadeIpIa
The gtent tunnels upon the line now completed, and
e whole road is IN fine condition. presenting OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in tlieiworId.
The nav aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
WASHINGTON, Phadelpls &C., may be had agents,
the boats. ST. z5iisI = TEle -
rheexmess mail Wheeling daily, O'Clock
A. NJ, CWheelins time) and arrives C20I
9 nile NJ allowing two hours there; ARRIVES in
king the passage through in about 20 hours including all
Bagsage checked to any of easternaoInts
withoutcharge .t-a.f1 = Oft-li2 W
Passengers and baggage Transferred tohe for
Washington ut the Junction. and for PIadelpha,
timote, without extracharge. Travellers allowed am
pic lime and points their meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore, with
privilege oflyng anywhere route,0 S60-to
Washington, $500 TO Philadelphia, S10-to be had
board the sean1els u Mon Line The oho ard OF
vile. MAJ 80 WIN PARKER, Gen.l. Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

" Ex-Governor ]. z. Gaines, Governor w.
maker, are in AS asGing on. 70 .gslsa = ri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06
CHANCERY.l SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
james ErazieE,.L. \. - s In the Circnt

Samuel Fraziers Kx'r and oilers lcSulty, ViTESt.
BY virtue decree made in this cause the 9th day
OF 1852 Twill sell al public on the premises
on the eighteenth March. tract OF land
called the Roneys Point Rafnand tavern situated The
National Road Ia Ohio county, about miles OF the
city OF Wheeling CONTAINING about bundled and ffy
acres OF land, store, tavern hguse, dwelling houses
and other improvements. The sale viii be made OF the
whole property together orin PARCELS be found
eXpedient and the following terns Oneourth or the
purchase money TO be paid in monts the balance
IN oLe two and three years; the whole bearing interest
ihe day oil SALE giving bonds with good
security, apdthe title being retained until The
sale will take place at the Roney's Point tavern.
TIE above Is valuable property. The Bcmpfeld rail
road Is located in font OF the tavern and il is supposed
hata depot station may be establish at that place
ian1ots 2 sf leri Z and commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

-6some days ago ..the on Jere. Clemens, and
HQnsaW. p. Harris. had a difficulty and fight in
some hotel in.SNashi1gtcn. SThe public ore now
ehifsd with The 1FF s,ggeq by various
gentle meh' seEatois' Repre- iyes and private
eiuEsasathat Ghe matter "has been settled in a
manner honorable 'cFaiiable to both parties"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

UHon- Peter Moron, member of them York
LegiSlatnre, died at his residence in FishkilI,
Duchess county. on sdnddy last. z
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,,o So S s y NC Va
So 9..ss nc , 4Rog 9, 1864.

ASA: ne ny fbraska Bill-in the Senate.
II QUE teegtaphic dispatches
ltoN tliat the EebraskaBiii passed
Tue 1p rAtutday morning at Eve o'clock. by
a VOC .. RS. IL noes. Senate was in
session u. ght Friday and an angry aud ex
clnns '.s te transpired; which at one time grew
fatnef |4ey kgerousiy personal. sl.s5
'" as4rs glad to see the matter was finally
res sfHed'into Pickwickian sense, and we are re-
j" esathatits settled at last that an ambition for
ie Presidency is not bass, and ignoble. We should
not wonder now. after Mr. chase's clearly express
edopinion, although extorted, that ..the ambition
to be Presidents not altogether unworthy that
some very respectable men. may consent to be
Pfesideht.ts 10 M ~, y ,4tatto ssfl,, ~ 90
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avs HOUSE OF DELEaATEs. 10 W

2ugJE /. ~ & q 4 .;luEsbAY, Feb. 2s, 1854,
conmnnication FROM the Senate announced
the passage OF anumber of bills, of who thefol-
lowing werei taken through their different stages
and passed: s3.tsai = t'a2E as.ns,'' - =
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lGoMMIssIoNERSs= SALE

slANDlEFORs SA1E.5
WISHtoisellmy arm near Wheeling; and Fill selt
onlberal terms and in more tracts as may Be
deaired. n. ts.i.M marc q JACOI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

tg9d5es-E aLB0NNETS. f6psIy zl7yT n
A LARGE and wcllseleeted stock OF Snrins and SUM
mor honlets; Flats AMI ANAL Hats,
Tor misses and children Also, fine assortment OF bon
mt4 AtcNAIR a uRpvrv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

JAS. H. McMRc HEN Is candidate for the SHERIFF
ATTY, at the election 70 be held In tile spris ofls54
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06
NEW MISREPRESENTATION.
DOCTOR wATsoN cARR = soN

DOCTOR WATSON CARR q SON.
LATE or ltoRoAsrows, val.
s,sastit'onsrs q u nIssls5Rs Obstetrics and
TsoEE y over Logan carr & Cos Tobacco store.
BOY WANTED.
ssH S$sisss learn the Con-
mr6f -Msinst opposite Monroe House.
LANDRETH'S3 GARDEN S EDS.
gsp Rs6EiN lsl :; es sppy Of Lsndrets well
e9d retail packages AsS-s choice lot OF Flower
these sredslse The grow OF lie ,EoprIetor who's,
y nus lin
gay label sses sna sS ar.
tos.2-l.1. = sssat Ies 3 psS sd EaaaEs,n .
ElGH'l'kENi MONTHS
st }nsS S fYS Is
that sss ps sHsr s e pay for Goods
DON'T be ashamed hut come along get receipt in
MIRO watehauss q ' sweeney s 10 Johnston 4 co
q $3.50 2 ts-;;7l.7FUR SALE .. ,
psSikABLE brick house, sitnatsd Centre street
p mE2 u q 81 = s. LID Eitf at iiRioser,s..-
american Mutual INSURANCE Co.
k e ist OF. NEW YORK TSEt99
y H.. cAFiFIAL $500 900 a.. ,e,,,,.-,,
All. rAlp IN. CASH AND i.ArpnoysD sEcuarTiEs.]
as o'. Or
Erastns Corning, Esq, Albany, New York;
Thomas Va. Olcott, ESq.,I dow do
7sfhE X. Hinckley, Vice Rest of tas Ins. Co N ~
ButierHe d IL BrOs New orb CITY, = u 49,
30 lsoydS & l.athigg1 dos do ia lF.ss
Daztcr, Miller e Co. do do rssgt ~. !. = VI.
- Messrs. schooley 6 Son, cincinna Ohio; 20
rs 1919 hEIodd d 90 80 40 do - do ts5ls q,
E.s.I. syaIsa
's ~ HinRe &c Guild, .-gt,s- ,Io 60.
II = y tIEoRG 4 MARNICKi President
H.NlH1pLRx, Seeretaryf{s i 80 ~ 5" .,
u The atention of the community is invited 10 this
Company VIII take srisks in city country at 5loyests
rates consistent with safety class dwellings taken
oE oiye years at II per Ct the whole tefns
Applications Ieceiycd by H.
sa5i .a.l 81 is9s 4, o., EHIsRYi Agent, s,s & =
mr4 No e Melodi on buildings, !,
tia;t5 49, , eeDlSSOLUTION.F EIEsTId 77-- T1fT
GSIdoiI Sla Ike & GO ,Ias this dissolved by
f'"'ua' '''sspit0 0E Rct:ISStS RiIPs2SS, ,y
Maieh1s 1851. Sd 81 o. BfANJRR.
.Aligrf44 GCO-PARrNERSH1P.
IlHE have This day entered into partnership
IT, The GII:ose q
wardi"g b9sess, under The syle OF Gordob, Matthews
Co.. aud soeita continuance Of tie business 81
NM ff5f1t g n. ,. GORDON.
.v -a,9.s.rg ~ .JNo. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
| March 1st 1874. = ~ Z II u j "a > n,r4
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pHon. John d. gPheion has been appointed
CleIk,oEtbe Supreme Court of AlaLama, a position
Worth S1soo0lper annum.,s,,t sis osa1isD s9iS>sV
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I ESPRINtil l)h E5sI lO0 Es.T Q q I
ME- have Just opened speodid assortment OF Dress
w Govds the numerous styles AMI qualities caIoll
mrfs'!r's 'sS 'S5tsi"S MoSAIR q HrRvRv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

TT6s steamers are nov T fu6 ming bstweshs
cinnatand Louisville fpr 81 so AMI found. ., ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06

HJohn Cotton has been found guilty of murder
in tile Razoo: lss:, ISclt Court, and been Sen
fenced to- be hung on, The Isl OF ApuIsnext. M
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwIIA.
Mr.. Anlbler moved that the Senate Take up the
bill authorship loan to the anes River and Ka-
nawha Company, for the purpose or Completing
thettide water connection.f Il s 5rT..-r
"A long debate arose thereon, and without vote
on the propositions, s-- 5,sss,st ~, n.
The Senate adjourned.
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.r-fTwo thousand colIers, along the SMononga- I
hela rivet, 4lSayes slrqck for higher Suges:42
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--s--BOY,S- WEAR. y ? Z.
CHOICE selection 6lsnal pldid English and French
"a e9ssmerss.for boys and men's yyear.ft n y ~
mri McNAIR e HERVEY
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sa1OO u14 * slL4OI1IPSUI, t1HiI
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Teas. Wines, liquors, spices, Indigo, Oils,
- Tobneco, Coffee, sugar, M oIasses, -
- z : AND oTIEH GROCERIES 81 h1ft.q
No.45 NORTH Waker aud . North TFdarrss, KS f-s
- Ette 6oors 6eiotg Afeh strest, PHILADELPHl.