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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
FISHING TACKLE.
American & Foreign Fishing Apparatu,


THE ateniion " Dealer. ani Anglers !. invited
i 10 the sub.eribcr's large assortment Of
American & Foreign Fishing Apparatus
suitel to At rAGr, of,he United s,aie.-eon.
sisIing in pat u the io"wing'
FISH hooks.
O'Shoushncssy OF Duhln Bend; Limerick, with
6lci, dated. ~ ringsd cpds, Spfing Steel C'r-
H.ic; knby River and Tru",. AMI kitlN Sea;
Mackcrl. Cod, iimctick Cod, Nitgini', BLACK
rish; together with many fancy patterns Of Hooks
~ sii0.
GANcED HOOKS,
TROUT HOOKS tied On smell. u SiSr1'-
Gut, Sk aHd Harr; VIRGINIA and Con Hooks,
~ ha,s; rioETBTL Hooks on Bmss AMI Sll'er
Gimp, and nr,ss wire; STAWE HOOKS on oh,i1'
PATENT STRING HOOKS SPEARS FOR
EEIS hND OTHER FISH.
FISHING LINES.
OTrycty si1r AMI c,lpr. made e Linen, Cotton,
SIN. Han, China Twist Paisni lr,idrd STA, Sc.
LONDON PATENT Fly LINES, SiIAWom
Got Castipg Lines.
JoINTED FISHING RODS
ror Trout. Pickcrcl. Salmon, iia'., Perch, auialI
other Kind. ~ Fishing leluliirlI, ini.hcl G'r.
nan N,lr,, Nasg'ci G'Huai Esh7g Rn'iii do.
made With shuu Ipiut. q, caut iu trunk. Zine
Th Rods. FISHING POLES 10 enclose ~
Whlkiug Gaze. CALCUTTA BAMBOO POLES
whole 90 Juiulcl.
FISHING REELS.
Euglish md American. made 81 Bras. or German
Silver; Plain mulupl ing anil ollcA-alI 'iIe'.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
T'ss,. Valaros sud Bi,s Eg,, ri every color and
r1ufn; Mnnpvs Frogs, Worms, losrct.; ~.
~ pstcut Spinning li,is. Spoon upits; Toad.
fnr r,cAcrel, Blss, hlur f,'h, pu'phlu' Ma,A'r'l
jig
Eppg Rttls,i Rri Rtru; Wa rlA.-
Nj Reg, and Jrsiol HaHFisi Tarllf5' Tadb
BH,s. Nl,r-r Get; GHp, iaHHi Ns.r'i
Nuv's; Is-ius ial'g-'', and numerous Other
lri,ig, i'r doe i1g'rf'. usr.
Ibs s'u,c auiJI,s. l,ih Am~r,ran aui Torrigu
arc urust ul hrri m, cNrrr-,l, trr tue aI,rttsrt,
sui d. BE- thu. o11u'rl 10 .rrrIy pu,hasor. NOT
p1l, With tbr r,rv ','i 4a19y ftrf r1a hs rra-sr'i
lrt a'.u with doc cheapest descriptions ui cu'i. o
tLfs uur un thr m,.t it,ur,hIr tsur. TO vhl'r.gly
OF retail MARTIN T.. uR\DrORD.
q li2 Wwaugrnu Nucgi. BOSTON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
FISHING LINES.

OTrycry si1r AMI c,lrr. made Il Lima, Cotton,
SIN. IIair, China Twist. pairni nr,drd STA, Sc.
/ LONDON PATENT Fly LINES; SiAuom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
GANcED HOOKS,

TROUT HOOKS tied On SMELL. 81 S,ikr'r-
CIT, Sdt and Har; viRaISrA and Con HOOKS,
~ ha,Hi pioETRrL Hooks on Bms. ani Silver
Gimp, and nuss wire; SUARE HOOKS on oh'is'
PATENT STRING HOOKS SPEARS FOR
TEIS AND OTHER FISH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
FISH ks.

suite,l to At raGr, ofihe United sIaie,-oon-
sisIing in pat u the lolnNIng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

TIE atieniion ~ Dealers and Anglers Is invited
Il o. the subscTbcr's large assortment Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07
JoINTED FISHING RODS.
FISHING REELS.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.

English and American. made ~ Bras. or Gsru
Silver; Plain mulupy ing anil clIcA-alI sire'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

wv wIEryEGIN, E,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-07

''. Guy vs.. WRIT VIRGIN, Re-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
TEL ID RA PlHITC TlN EWS
y Bythe Nationai Line!
m II \ e ss1R'ApHkp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9CoNGR.ESsloNAL.

''' H' .1soi WAsiliNoTON, ID. O., July26.
SENATE,1phe general appropriation bl was re-
SltleI, ne question pendi6s being Nh ii6nilin''
Houses, Post Offices, 81, at various points east
adopted. aE XXX
II appropriated for Custom Houses and Post OF
lices OF Cleveland, Toledo, and Sundusky, Ohio,
100000 III each case; and IOr Custom HOUSE,
fosl Otllce and Court Houses at Wheeling 0hica-
80 and Detroit SS8. 900 encl; for MOrine H6spi.
tal at New Orleans, tthe present one to lie spll,)
seas, OJOi slor like building at Detroit, $4,000.
Vahous Other amendments Of no general interest
were adopted. aonEn
tlovsE.A-Mt. Letthet moved 10 suspend rules 10
Introduce bill fur Repeating The Minnesota rail-
road Dill-losl Yeas no, nays 60 (not tyo'Ihlrls
mOjoHy0 ~ sor aiHl7 r2r
The House then went into Committee on The
Navy appropriation bill. .t,ar fssss, I
MI. Sellers moved an amendment that no Sea
man shall 1t enlisted who Is nolan American born
citizen, and tlint all commissioned olticeIs, nnd
non 'commissloned officers hereafter 10 lie appoint
cd, shall be native born, aud before appointed or
enlisted, they shall lave given nroUf OF their es
native born, The chairman ruled IbenmeDdment
Jut VI ORDER Dir. Sellers then mtle notice that
he should persist ina sirnilnr ameDhMent 10 every
bill for tie fegulHtlonor re- organization Of the arr
my, 90, Navy COMMITTEES then rOsepnd reported
the bill 10 the House.
The amendment Offered by Genilt Snitlrpto.
hibitin intoxicating drinks in.lhe Navy Os q GeS,
ernge, by either officers orr men was ogreed To-
yeas 81. nays 10. Subsequently this voleYos fe-
conSidervdyand Tie amendment rejected hYihe cost,
ingvOte Of the Speaker OlhstunimporLant were
pnle md The biIl passed. aN's
llMh SingletoDnsked 10 suspend the rules to,eh.
able him 10 Introduce resolution nsking The Pres
iIehtto illotm The House wletIltr, indicated ID
Ills message Of March last, lie sill thi: ks y desire
Bile that measures etaktn to ellNble him 10 pro.
ect and secure the natural rights, honerand inter
eSls, aud whether The proDeness ur The negotiation
with Spain has removed The necessity for such
paYsl06.
The Senate bill regulating pay and increasing
efficiency o(the Amy was taken up, and after Q
short debate adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
nrArn nR miss rI1.1MnRR.

BUFFALO, July 26.---MiSs Fillmore died at Auro'
ra at II O'Clock this morning. o, lett her yes
htlpy 10 spend few days al Aurora, ~ ,nv nigt
she was taken with the dysentOty, sank rnpily, aud
when her father, BROTHER, aud DR.. White reached
her about l0t o olrck ills morning she was so fnl
gone MS TO bt' able to recognize them, and died
Gnlf an hour nlet. This distressing event Gust The
deepest gloom over our entire community. She
wNs 90 years Of pge.
Reports ftoGl tile Poor House say that there have
been large number OF deaths 10 day. Persons
IN office refuse 10 give true reports, it is difficult
10 obtain reliable statistics.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

NEWTON CRAro, Esqr lessee Of the Kentucky
p:niteutiary, was shot at Madison on Friday night,
while on the wharf boat awaiting a boat TO leave
The city. Mr., G, had been attending the ttinl Of
Mss Webster, and from his formet connections
with that woman, caused good deal Of III feeling
,g,insl himself. TIE person who shot him was
wm Randall, who had been residing on Miss
Web'terS place in that stnte, but had oleAve it,
in which, it is stated, Craig was instrumental. =
The ball entered his Juck, inaicting Odangerous
tat mol necessarily mortal wound. MI Craig isal
tie house Of Gen. slopp in Madison. Kendall
was arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

fArAL AccrDENr.-The Argus oflast night says
that yesterday morning tTuesjay) en- Ilishman
uImsd LaHnan, labofet employed in tunnel
On The IempGeld ruiltosd some eileen miles east o.
ibis city. was crushed 10 The earth by the fall OF a
knvy mass oftle roof Of the tunnel. When ex-
tis,led, one Of his legs was found 10 have been
badly broken and horribly nnngled, He was
thought to the city and taken 10 the Hospital where
lie died in less than Eve minutes utIer being laid
upOn the bed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

Hon LIrE-A New York editor says; "a man
who desires TO move in good society here, cannot
DC, 50 short Of $4,000 or ssO,Ooa year. What
supports ones faulty in luxury anil exlrayugance
uptown, must come out Of the pockets Of some.
bo'ly down town. Mr, Schuyler hos only shown
how The thing is done; BUTT remains u be seen
how many are running in tue same cateef." =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

ROrSp DE,p.-The body of an unknown man
%, found on Tuesday afternoon, on Fladlen's
,.ee, on the National Road, four miles from this
civ, by some men engaged 10 moving. He had
hin down under clump Of locust trees. where he
"a, found jug Of whisky lying by his side
tolJ a significant tale. It%asconie by some
that his name was DAVIS. usn man OF that name
bad been missing from the neigLbOshood ct sew.
gal days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

Tier have had fugitive slave excitement in
La Sale, ILL.,, on a small scale, Some Missouri.
ans attempted 10 onest two runaway Negroes
Tkey were provided with free papers. The Ado.
lionisls took their part. and, according 10 IN Alb.
O.ionist print, the negroes were rescued and en-
urlaiuel at q hotel. Several pistols were fired,
blows exchanged, ard brickbats brought into re.
QUESTION. One Of The putsuers was struck 10 the
sgund by stole, but no one was seriously in;
iuTsl, f.. u. AZ HI.u-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
NEW Y RK MARKET.

July 26.-Fuur advanced IL cts. Straight
State 7,OUa7,6O; Ohio s,OOus,60i Southern firm al
S,6Oa9.OU Wheat title higher, Southern Red
| ,70al SO. Corn dull, with declining tendency,
western mixed TOnSi white S0aSS. Pork, Beef
and LnGd firm. Whisky 30o3l. Stocks heavy.
Money fair supply md good demand. Cotton quiet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

al. THE WoRLp's a srAOE," aud all The latest
y,,,s Magazines and literary pupets ayeto BE-
lathe Cheap Periodical Office of Robinson &
No.. No. 4, Washington Hall. a new work en-.
,.LJ "Psshion and Famine" by Mrs. Ann S.
S,ob,u,, just received. Also "1he Pilgrims Of
w,kipgham," by Agnes Strickland, 3a5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

n,,u1vur-oor friend aud tornet school
-. N ". Il. McKEE, leaves in this hiorhingF
~ ",., or San Francisco, where he win join his
"mrr,s hmy. Alost Of friends, and we among
ts,,,,, Fegre, his departure, but eS.eud to ldnl
'r p wishes for lis',beOlnb prosperity and
10 .tAtt' . NIrt ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

Mann or APElL.-An adjourned meeting oi
:, ma Ro,J Of Appeal will be held at The CRY
W. W. 80, office, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Per.
o' w, EeI,ue aggdeved by The assessment Of 1854,
AN haze hearing. s31-H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
RIVER AND WEATHER,

CISclSNATi, July 26,-River falling stationary
Weather pleasant and cloudy.
PIrTsBURUn, July 2G.--River 10 inches :
Weather clear aud pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

-. invite attention to the advertisement OF
u + Ke4ting, who oilers her fine Coufec-
NH' ' ~ in The Washington Hall buildings orsale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
rRnM MAsnlNGNoN.

July 26.-Dr. Jayne blew hims III and house
up last night, bypulIng a key Of powder undeI
II. -Four other buildings were burned. Loss con-
lie was supposed 10 be insane.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

---,,. without on Eastern mail yesterday
n ,be non.Nuiyal Of Yesterdays tfain.-
T %. I,r. pvt learned The cause Ofthe detention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
53Ir -TNTELLIGENOER OF

[NuE INTELLLGENGER OF
W - ken removed from Water
FICh n1 IAfeO's new buildings, corner
street 10 md Quincy streets, one square
Of NAN s. Post Office, one square fromth
from In u Depot, and one square from the
Stssl%REntranco from Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

CRY MoRrALlrY.-TGe, following Is a compari-
son Of the mortality, last week. in the four nEinci
pal cities. or tile total in New York. 6ss were
Children under 10 years Of age; in Philadslphia
ESSi in Boston 50; aud in Baltimore ll9 wete'un,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

CINCINNATI MARKET.
jury 26.-Rlonr firm at Z, l0n1,2O. Whisky 9
Pune bbl lard at &c. GroceTits unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

Strange but True.
w HlLg al the void is advertising ofssllng Goods
selling at such extremely low prices to elicit from mos
every the remark that am, wihstapdlns, selling
ehtaptr Lhdh htrett t.s4tti.i IN. q, ,s-t "
to convince yourselves OF the truth OF this
assertion, lust give me call aud YOU will iply sasly
that my pieps not only compete with these
any other, but are NJ most case lower. r II i q
Just received by Express large lot OF The very hes
and shall 6elIat StI cents
IN 100 : ISAAC ,ii5 Mslnst Ia
Y lees w Between aOnFos tad uhioh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

lT"Whot makes tue milk SO wnrnl" said Bet'
w. one morning. n"Please. mann, Tie pump an
Hle Is bIOke, aud so nissus took lbps water IRON
the tiler. -. -. 49,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
TRF NM BIITG.B SCER.
a5IiasoAY MORNING July e 1855.
- corresp u dents.

,...,,lns su ,scrlption slveI OF %. ON ~
LETTERS Sonsss oitbs inislSeneer' shOud DC al
@s f:S1s'S Sa :! 1S 81
e.. oS.@t. writing for qualifications win plstss'
on one sue bove rules will greatly oblse us,
o. nrn,oI attention TO correspondents
I'd s,eOts, ~ Otherwise some llmes relieve.
b,u ibsi -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

FLoUR.- New Wheat iour from the ChtIIioOthe
Somo) mills, is now selling at retail at $500 per
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
CAUTIoN.'

Dr. Morse's igoaunt Cordial has been eouneTeItsd
By some unpTlnepied persons. l... A.. .ts ataI.
III tut all tho genuine cordial Will have The profile
tors fac Sne paied Of each bottle aud tie
following words blown IN the glass .-.
"DR. MoRSR INviGoRATlNo CORDIAL,
mas O. II. RING, PRoPRikroR, N.r!f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27


TUE NEw SUSPENSION BRIDoE was opened 10
public travel yesterday, and the mail coaches and
a large number of other vehicles, as we'll IS foot
passengers, crossed during the day. as a tempo'
ny structure, it will, tits hoped. be adequate to
The accommodation Of the immense traSel which
ssek|a transit across the riyer though lacking
many Of The conveniences which will he provided
blythe permanent bridge. II 10 however infn-
icIy supeliOr 10 Jerry which has been tried long
enough 10 prove ,he greatest nu sRnee that could
leemplOyed on lie riverotthis point.
TIE width of this new Structure is 10 feet. and
islivdsd into single carriage way Of 9 feet, and
two fOOwOys, each 3 feet ia width, In order to
Prevent collisions ofyellicles, constant co rmuni-
cation will be kept up between wolcbnen OIL each
end Ufthe bridge, by means OF signals. :.
The cos Of the structure will'Ue about IS, 0OO'
falling some $4,000 below tile estimate madeShort-
lyatter the dies ruction Of the former structure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27


TmG SINGULAR SroRMs which we hsSe recently
hidhett, have been playin; queer freaks else
where. Tie Cincinnati Gazette says:
4 gentleman who arrived in this city from Chill
icolle IN Friday evening, informed US that as The
stage was passing rom Greenfield 10 HillsborOuglh
IN The neghUofhOod of PetUrsb1rsh, they were
ovetlaken Of sudden wilma tornado oil wind,
rain aud hail which came with tetTifc violence. =
The hail stones were very lntge, AMI striking the
horses they became T:Sllveand four nf The rnsSel
geFS had 10 gel out and hold Them. In lew min
ules The slpim passed over and the coach proceed
ed onward but had gone bnt short distance be-
TOTE II was Ogain ovettaken With tie storm, the
wind coming in an exact opposite direction, and
I've ton and hail falling in even greater abundance
lhan beloTe. The corn was proslTated and cut ti'-
10 Sheds, trees were blown duwn aud fences lifted
upani thrown across thu rOal. The quantity Of
IAN that fell was ttuly astonishing, our informant
says thai it seemed asif there wasa river over
bead that had the bottom knocked ont. The whole
lasted about twenty minutes. Again they started,
and Oh going quarter Of mile they entered upon
me dry dusty road where moi drop Of rain had ta.
lrn' Men were working 10 The fields making hay
WHO we're wholly ignorant that any storm had Ia
Aeh place SO nigh them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
TRUSTEES.
G.. e. Kirk and VIM. r. Riley, Washington, d. G
GALLERIES 'E.H

BALTIMORE, COS Market street.
WAsHiNGTGN, ii. c.. PennsyIvanla Avenue.
WILMINGTON, n. e., Fayetteville street,
NORFOLK, Va, Main do
.Nua TYNCHBURG, Va, Nlain do
PHrRRSBDRG, Va, SycHToTe do
AIso Arrangements have been ads with the following
co ebratcd Gallo les 10 redeem the certificates, vIti
A. 8 pARR1RIpUe, NJ 80 Monroe 81. Wheeling, Va,
~ GuRNEY's GALLkRY, SO. $40 broadway NY,
@ Do. CuLLiNs Il Co.'S GALLERfEsi
PhiladeIrhio Pa 66 Chestnut stI phiada 100
a. / SpTingGelI Mass Main streets WeslRoiu,
Mass, Collins buildings.
one splendid three story brick House aud LoI in
I;eoTeeiuw,,i b. o. on ol street, second door
froTn RreieTrE vi T., +. i - - 80 ,.IY oOO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

ug-7ht co,Jis u 5at ag. htSaiy esaetanstd. lt~
betnss. q" H., 49,. =, Z. -. ~! ~. as..,'"t
rr'''tt'I s1'yS %. 10. KIM, Proprietor, lls'lih3
asl qt8 isa Broadway, NswYort
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

b. % SABBATH SCHOOL hooks.
Tho GhiId's Cabinet Library, containing *
books bound I'm 90 volumes, morocco backs, letcret
and numberedi price two dollars aud my eenisreI
81 'sett. ttiis 1t'It 20. r Nt- - -it HIH.
Village and Family Iibrorles, Nos aid 2, contain
e ing 81 volumes eachi price three dollars per set,
The Sunday Hcloo and Family Libraries, Nos and
g. containing TO volumes saei price ton dollars pei
set, Jy,i- ut LvI'lr. It .o4a lu Il.
Tho Juvenile Libraries, Nos and 9, containing 10 vol
uMles eaCbi price 1--WE dollars ner SET f,i f-i. ~
Together with great mriety OF miscellaneous books
suitable for Libraries and Rewards Hymn books, Spell
ing hooks Question books, Gass books, Library Records
tie publications of the AElsTsan Sunday School U'on.
Prices tile same as al head Cetatgues lur
nishcd gratis JOHN, n. THOMPSON
les .Sft G..Hsnp.3H 4iiu tl, 81 MOurne at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

& hf., CAUTION EXTRA, 90,
Also observe promissory Note With ne Proprtein,s
written signature every genuine oOtIIe OF VI MoIt@e
Invlgorating Cordial. ,t1l s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

safes OF all Sizes suitable for merchants, banks, jewel
ers, record Offices, Steamboats,, &c fro and lhet proof
banh vault doors, amiliet, etc.
aId sale aud made 10 order, Of the depot, 192 Pearl
street lioor below hidden I@iIe, New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EQUITABLE
-,-- AND, CERTAIN.
WhiIChursrs Dagucrreotype EntcrpriscII!

To II. wIIITBIIU RST has decided 10 TInsecs in trust
for the benefit Of the shareholders in the above
erpllc; OOo worth Of Zealand re sngOI estate 70 he
possible date, alter The sale Of the shares The cerli
Gates 3each, which entities the holder 10 eqiIO
lie share In the witlhn Iamed magnificent collection Of
real and personal property alsO, to OF Witeur rs
So Worlds Pair Premium Dasuerreoiy OF sell or friend
at any time wle when the certificate Is presented at c
Their OF his Galleries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
Burning of the Great Republic!
a-a.f ANOTHER TBIUMcu
ron THE
@ RRIANOE BARESiIiN'

.s. r.tsp NEw oak, Dec. 81, 1853, Q p. ".
Mr. Root a. Patrick, 1872 Pearlstt 'a
IISAR STAT II is with much satisfaction that we beh
Testimony 10 tho realty fire proof qualities OF tile DeRacl
safe OF your manufacture, which we had III use III ou Of
cc at tic Novelty BAKERY 40, 2ii Front rect, which,
with many oilcr bhdi,gs, together with tile mammoth
cppeT ship Tie Republic and other ships. Was de
stroyed by fire. this morning The Sale, containing all
our books papers, money bills Teceiva bic, pol
ILics DO was exposed 10 very Intense heat OT many
hours vlEi from lilo commencement Of the fire, al mid
nlsl until removed from the rufus, while stl hot, 10 YOU
store When opened at p. 81, this day, Its contents
eIo delivered 10 US IN excellent order the looks pa
ers bank Bills &c being egtble they were before
het exposure 10 what consider most sevore ordeal
Yours, respectfully, -. q. e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
United States Hotel,
Chestnut street, above Foarth,
MACHINE BeltlnR.

A LARGE invoice Of Leather Betting nom the cello,
IN brated mandatory OI HOyt 81 others, New York.
aud warrau ted equal 10 any made.
Just received and for sae by
81 JOHN u. 1'APPAN.
RGRuSS ESs. Lemon, whole, alc AMI retail by
- mylO J. Is voWELl, "a Unionst
III my0 80. ,G' JAMES BAKER.
Hat, Cloth, Shoe aud Hair brushes. for sale by
III jelI J. u. VOWELL. 81 Union ST.
$4,000 Worth
fReal and Personal Estate for the People.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

0TAs agent OF the above responsible companies, am
prepared to issue policies upon the most favorable terms
~ y - 4. ..tl H., @. RRRRY, psent
nn9S 70 Main ST., Me0le0n buildings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27
.For NTatamoras. laNa

6fd1Siah . The new aud yght, ~ aIIeeppsht steamer
llfSttR3ilti s 4, !, Ssssl,HipMnRii, t,,,.s
leave for the above anu al intefmeal.
ate lAndllS very Monday, wednesday and Piiday Re
Turning ieaye for wheeling every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday. 20 % fN'' ~ NN
az R0r frAiaIt annIy on board, myl6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26
Hot Weather.

The "memory OF the oldest inhabitant"
extends not to the period when hotter
weather was experienced in this latitude
than that Of last week. The Thermometer
ranged from 98 to 1O3 in the shade. g
In addition tosthe hot weather most
excessive drouth has been prevailing in
this vicinity. Pasture fields and new-mown
meadows look as if burned over. For
several weeks past we have not had rain
sufficient to wetthe ground to the depth Of
half an inch. Unless we have rain soon
the corn crop will be utterly ruined; and
even now we notice corn blades that look
as yellow as if badly frost.bitten.
We are pleased to learn that some parts
of the county were visited by fine rains on
Saturday evening last. We had none here
worth naming.
P. s.. We are just having fine shower
this Monday afternoon.