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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21
Financial 14ollemont in Cincinnati.

We published a dispatch yesterday morning,
dated on Thursday, Announcing the failure at Gin
Clnnaii Of oulcOlt & Co.,, private bankeEsi and
shat depOSitOs were running strongly on Bills q
SluIges, and Smead's Citizens Bank,
The CinOnali Gazette of Thursday contains the
following, which may afford an Indication Of the
premonilory symptoms which preceded the 'Crisis'
alluded 10 In our dispatch;
Financial Crisis.
All day yesterday, ThId SlTesl, which is the
Wall street Of Cincinnati, wns more than oEdina-
TY crowded by people, The occasion Of which was
tliOTusl felt by many depOsil0Ts OF some Of the
banking houses, as 10 their sOlVenoy. The small
depOsilOIS, most Of whom ore among our German
citizens, were chiefly active. The banking house
Of Y. Is. Manchester, which was one Of tile houses
run upon, aud around which large crowd WIS
gathered, stopped payment, We IegIet To leOm
that b. r, Sanford q Co, who are CONNECTED with
tie Kentucky Trust Co, which failed yesterday,
also stopped payment.
There is leVeIish stole OF feeling In the city in
regard 10 several OF our banking houses, which is
likely TO show itself to day, aud We hope II may
be allAyed by the evidence which Qua bankers
will show that Jisltust in the sOlyency OF their
firms is not properly founded. -
An extra was issued yesterday, signed John >.
Dye and dated at his banking house, corner Of
Third and Walnut streets, whlchis calculated TO
extend aud foster the fear aud aln:m which now
prevail, We DO not say that such was the PuT-
pose Of tile person who issued H. but such is cal
cu,aled TO be its effect.
In time: oil panic ii swell for the press to hold
a firm position, and not 10 add to the excited state
Of nu6lic feeling, and al the came time to WITHHOLD
nothing which il is proper The public should know
We hone the dis rust Which now exists may OT
temDoTvfy and that our bankers may be AOle 10
meet all the calls witch are made upon them. Out
cutency, through a Vicious system Of legislation.
is IN disorganized and miserable condition, and
many worthy men have suffered in consequence,
and will continue 10 suffer, unIl we have radical
aud thorough change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21
From IN. Albany R.sI,l.r of Monday.

RAILROGD DIsAsTER.-On Wednesday night
last conductor Of passenger train on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, named Hall, was kill
ed. He was standing in the rear OF Tie tram which
WINS Just ready 10 move of in on opposite Lirec-
ton, when the latter, by order of lis conductor,
who was not aware Of Halls position, booked up
suddenly. Tie consequence was that Hall was
caught between the rear cars OF the trains, and so
horribly crushed that he lived but four hours. He
retained his consciousness till the last moment,
and having made suoh disposition Of his money,
properly and peIsontl effects as he desired, sent
for the CONDUCTOR who mistake b dpTOi ell o rrs
tai TO him. But he could not be found In his
Ten, and trouble the poor man had fed. Hall al
most with bis last breath, eYclaimed-"Tell-
forgive himl" Hall was very popular on the
Z nd-and deseYedly so--and llis sudden and
terrible death is sincerely mOITntd by all WHO
knew him. He was, we believe, from Massachu.
sets, and his remains have bee sent home for in
terment, in accordance with his last request
While tile 4 O'Clock. p. NJ, express tT0in Of the
Long ShoTe Road was running 10 rom Cleveland
to EIie, on Thursday, II halted a moment at
switch TO allow Height train TO pass along out Of
the way. As the latter started, We looked out Of
the window OF the car in which We were sitting,
and suddenly saw man with red signal Cog IN
his band, attempting to scramble out from under
the moving lfuoksj but no was too laiel Before
be could escape, the raih nad passed over him, and
his body cut in lWoi We did not lsSTn his name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21
Monetary Crisiu.

The Eastern press has been for some tine past
discussing the financial Affairs Of tile Union, and
predicting alternately pressure aud enSe In tile
money market, Just as the exchange and stock
market happeRed TO 10 up OF down. They allege
that the specie pressure upon the banks (that is
the demandfor specie) is little less severe than in
1887, Yhenall the Banks of the county were COM
PEELED 10 suspend, and account for lheirGacts upon
various hypothesis. We have been an attentive
obserSetofthe course Of sveHlS, aud cannot assent
10 any Of the causes as igned for the alleged pres
sure. ltstems u US easy OfexplonOliOn. twill
be REMEMBERED that the supply Of gold has been
SIO,OOOOOO per annnm gGealer since the emigEa.
ton % California has taken place than hereto
fore, and this would seem rather 10 indicate a
great plenty of gold in the county. Why then
The pTesniTel The answer is two. fold: FiES, be-.
cause the immense traffic In railroad securities aud
stocks has diverted capitul from itSusual current,
andthTown it into the mOnOpOIizing chunnelj and
secondly, and chiefly, because the IanlT Of 1916,
has hldthscOnSiant effect OfinCTeasiDg more and
more layGsly every year the balance Of debt
OgainttUs.
The effect Of the tariff was wHTdel OF OF rather
balanced for the FIRST year or two by the famine
abroad, which called for our bteadSludslo feed Eu-
rope. Now this demand hos been cut OF, and the
gap caused by excess Of our importation over our
expectation has been filled by California gold.-
Even this immense supply is inadequate, TOT sub
tTactins so per cent cost Of obtaining the god in
outfit expense Of emigEant, mining, &c. &C., AID
it will 10 seen that il The nett product Of C,Iro.
nai say 900 900, he sent abroad, the balance Of
trade iS still heavily ugOinst us, tie excess of i'm.
ports over exports for the past fiscal Year. being
about ssO, 100000, thus calling fot s2S,OOO,OOO Of
specie from other sources TO supply the deficit
How long this state Of thihssiS to continue no one
knows, Ills certainly alarming, and all should
BE- on ibeirI uprd. Alreudythe minute guDS' ate
lHas n the East and in The West, every Telegraph
bringing news Of the failure Of some person, bank,
or banking concern. Whether Congress win in.
terfeTe, and by SnluIAIy Legislation check this Ch
siS, remains 10 be seen. The larG has done much
TO ptoduosit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

sTOPPtNo RAILWAY TRAIES Some experiments
were TecsRtlY made in England for the purpose Of
asce'taining within how short distance heavy
passenger, running at the rate OF from so to 60
milea en- hour, could be stopped. -Four expert
InshlsVeIs mhde-iwo by simply shutting off the
steam and applying the brakes another by the same
means with The additional check Of reversing the
engine, and 'OuTth with The still further addition
Of scattering sand upon the track, The results
were that The trains were stopped in The first in
stance in space Of lyle more than mile aud
a hlth--in the second, In mile and one. sixteenth
1.-The third, in little over q mile-Ihs fourth in
little over thee quarters Of mile.
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Diving Gracefully.

We respect those WIN submit 10 the DEGREES oil
destiny wllhOul whining over tllelr luck, OF uOu-
sing those who luye heen moe fortunate.
There uFe sOne unfortunate people who are al
ways frelled by what huppens-nolhing goes light
with lhem--ILsy ME never on good terms either
with their doclur, theiE lawyer, melchOnt, trades
man, preacher, OF cook. Even Tie weather. be II
as il may is bad, and ~ abused, and il the POLITE
cal party 10 which they are attached happens 10 be
beaten at au election, they forthwith pronounce
The country ruined. In contrast with This temper
we like Lle remarks Of the editor Of the PItsbuEg
Union, who chronicles the defeat Of his party in
Pennsylvania in the following humorous styles
Lou. Jour.
When we ate beaten there is some satisfaction
in being well beaten. We have no fancy Tor Eo-
ing down in sight Of land. small majority Tor
Pollock would have forever been source OF an
nOyance, because we would hive lelt that such q
result might have been prevented b' little more
exeEliUn. There has been 10 disposition in our
ylctols 10 play with their victims as cat does with
a mouse. They have not toTmented US in The sight
Of Paradise, and made us realize MooEe's cOncqp-
tim Of "DehOlding Heaven but feeling HelL"--
We have not even got a glimpse OF the GubeEna'
toTial chair, We have none Of tue usual pEenlon-
iiOTy trembling Of the knees that formerly came
over us when a jolly Wing band marched past
singing .#.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

PoisoNlRo CAsE-Deoth Of The Yctim.--On
Saturday 10 IumOTs Of the death OF gentleman
Of Chesterfield, by poison, reached This city, but
we could not obtain Tue particulars. In the Post
Of yesterday, we find the following OH the subject;
A most foul murder, by poison, was peIpelEated
in the county Of Chesterfield, on Monday morning
last. MI. Willis W. COulling, who resides a bout
four miles from this city in the county Of Chester
field, aud is well known 10 many Of our citizens
from the fact that he was engaged in furnishing
them with ice, on Monday morning last arose in
his usual good health and sat down 10 bFeaklnst
cup Of coffee which was handed to him, having
very disngTeeaOle and bitter taste, he replaced II
on the table aud remarked the fact. No one be-.
ing otle 10 account for il, lie proceeded 10 eat
piece OF berC sleak- but had hardly taken mouth.
full OF II when he perceived that that too possessed
the sane flavor Us the coffee he had Just laid aslde
He then threw the meat TO the dog which wasl y
ing in the ya1, and the animal speedily devOuTed IT,
In few moments he died, evidently from tie ell
lects Of pOsOn--appaIently stTYchnine. About an
hour Afterwards MI. Coullng was taken violently
i'll, and before the ilness had PROGRESSED fal, ii Le
came loo apparent 70 bis friends that he had been
poisoned, a messenger was Immediately dispatch
ed TO secure Tue services Of phYscanj but, alas!
too lately sunset, Tuesday evening, lie was
corpse. post mortem examination Of his remains
was had by Dr. Carter Of this city, who brought
the stomach Of the body lese to undergo analysis
to discover what kind Of poison had been used to
cause death. The result Of Dr.. CTS efforts we
have not leaTnsd-but understood that there is
very little doubt about sTychnine having been the
poison placed In tile food. The body of MI. Coul-
ling was inferred OH ThuIsdny morning last by
Messrs. BintoId and otter Of this place. II has
not YET been learned what party OF parties are the
perpetrators Of the fendSh deed, though we are
informed th't some OF the Servants Of the family
arc suspeeied.--Rieh. Enc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

HADA 'WINNISG Way WITH HER.--A w0ywaIl
son Of the Emerald Isle; 'lelt Tie bed and board
which he and Margaret, his wife, had occupied for
long while, and spent his time around rum shops,
where he was always on baud TO count hllnselE
i'm whenever anybody should 'sIand treat! MOr-
gnEel was dissatisfied with this state OF tlings,and
enjsayored 10 get her husband home again We
shall see how she PTOceeds' auao ON.
'NOw, Patrick, my honey, will he come backl'
mo, Msrgolel, wont come bock' is.aa
can wont ye cOme back for The love Of the chill
drenP
Not for the love ofthe childEen, NlaTgarei,'
will ye come back for the love Of mesellP
'NiveT al oil. Way wild ye.'
'Am' Patrick, wOntIhe love- OF the church bring
we backi'
back' i.s
Margaret thought she would tEy one other in
ducement. Taking pint bottle Of whisky from
het pocket, and holding it 70 her tTuant husband,
she said. tWill ys coma for the dap OF whiBkyP
'Ah, me dprlint,' said Pntnck, unable 10 with
stond such temptation. 'ips yeEsell lhagll always
bring be home again-ys has such . iDiniinF tsay
old ys, I'll come home, MsTgoEei,'
NagaTet declares that Patrick was reclaimed
by moral Snusionp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

Destructive PIHE.--A dense volume OF Smok,
was discovered issuing from the cellar OF Mt
Henry o. Morlon's book aud stationary store, OI
Main street. below rhhEl, about half past eigh
O'Clock last night. The cellar wOs full Of Tngs II
which the fire originated. The smoke was so dens,
That The freLen could not enter The building, Ogt
could only throw voter through the CRATES ant
door oil tile cellar They continued To do Iii
Tor neatly an hour without snppEessng The fumes
which finally swept through The first floor, ant
thea through the second and third stories and th'
roof almost simultaneously. The fire commune
cnled TO the lin aud stove warehouse Of McDeT
mott, Clifford & Co., adjoining on tie west side
aud il was also destroyed. Tie china Onh Queens
wa,e store of MeSSrs. Csssiduy q Hopkins, adj
joi ing Mr.. Morton on The east side, and The gro
Gerry store Of Mr.. Halbelt, adjoining Messrs Nc
Dermult, Clifford q Co., were on fire, but wsTt
saved by the cxerlIUls Of The llEelnen who worked
no w.
Mr.. Norton lost everything. Ills safe cnntaine
some Of his books aud papers, but it is believed
that everything III IL was destroyed. His STOCK
wus wOnh S24 900, ON which he had al Insurance
Of SI1 500 IN lhe Preenen's, tile Etnn, one oil MI.
Nuns. and one Of Mr.. PyltEs Offices
MeSsfs. McDemutl, ClilTorl, & Co.. valued
their lOck a. S2S,O60, on which they had an in
suEOnce Of only $1,000. They saved SET eral thou
sand dollars worth Of goods.
MeSSTs, ChSsidy " hopkins and Mr. NJ Hal.
bert sustained some las by The removal Of goods
The bu lLiugs were owned by Sir. Geo. MeH
welheb aud wepEesune were insured in Tue Marine
Of Which he iB president.
Tine fire, il is believed, was caused by spOnta-
neous combustion Of the rags, though Mr.. Morton
had them completely died before they were put
in the cellar.
The total los, by the fire is not less than $780,.
OO0.--LOuisUins Journal, Wednesday.
Another SgRJUs Loss.-We regret TO learn
that Mr. Piske, young man Of much worth, sus-
lOinrd serious loss by lhe fire last night. A work
Oh tanning, filling 800 pages manuscript the labor
OF two years. which he had deposited in MT. Nor.
toms aud wOs on the eve Of huvlng published, fell
a prey TO the names.-Ib.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21
Have you heard tho news from Maine,
MhinN MaiIe Maine

We have not been startled at midnight by The
cry Of fire. aud looked out in dsnuy week he.
fore the election, as we did Ia 84S, at toTchIIgh
procession, miles III length, We hive not been
kept msuspensea week. us we were in 1910, to have
the contest decided by the polls Of Potter of Nc
Kean proving too short TO knock the pelsimmons
Tie business has been done without any Vi thesr
disagTeeable cOncOmllsntS; aud we feel almost us
much surprised and delighted Os u poor fellow sui.
fenng with the toUhaClle does To see The occasion
of his uouble in the ''ioolh carpenter" when lie
supposed he was merely making urepaTutlonso cut
the gum. We have had regular Lopez eXeCu-
lion, and have moi been compelled TO anticipate
its horrors tot any very long period in advance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

Atreuty has just been concluded between lhe
vi Government and The Chippewa Indians, by
which the Indians sell oil their night 10 Tie Lake
Superior cOuntTyi and there is now tract o. EN-
TO 5elIIsmentof over two hundred miles OF Lake
Superior coast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

Mana EOE NEOnAsxA.-The acting Postmaster.
General has ordered contract with Dr.. Nj. II.
Clark, Of Nebt5Ska Centre, fOT once month sup.
ply Of the POSlOficeS atthat place, Pawnes, Dodge
City Fort CALHOUN, Winter QuurteTS Omaha City
and Bellevue, from Fort Ksrney, New Mexico
aud from Council Bluff, lowe. This service is 10
be put in oPsTntiOn Immediately, when the heart
ofmany weary emigrant will doubtless DO cheer
ell by late apd tsgular iidjng from 'hOms."5
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TO be Sold.

CIEYBRAL WelIloeaIetl tots COliyenlsri io,tI
iienhi N ina HenltIeiI R,hT,T W the lpilhl.A
which IL Immediately over The creek tOhtii"
Acres, aud wonld We most deAiAblc Place oIS u,at
Factory or any building requ ring good loom n Si
eTa. Twenty perct viii be takchIn cab a n, ISSSs,
IL one and Two years, with nle eat from lie jsy ~ ".
Also, house Containing four roOmS with kitsl, .L
tie alley end OF The LOT, lisa most tOmlotsN.
aud tho OcaIO Il desiIabie, asIts within 6y, vi
Walk or the most buslneSs latts OF tie city, 'IDWe
Payment Will be taken at 20pet Il. and N. k,,..
one, two and hree yeas, Ror lulhu, iRiorHoS %
TO JOHN DUNNE, MsiSiIO 'ppI
Tly206n - neIidOor 10 ROhlTs RsTS.,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

Coz. PERRY AT HOMO KONO.-The United States
frigats Mississippi Com, Perry, from JOpOn and
Loo ChoO, arrived at Hong Kong on the Esd Of
July. II is said that CON- Perry has secured Ger
tain privileges ct Loo ChoO for citizens Of the
limited States HE.T .'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

POG SALT RWER The editor Of the Cincinnati
EnquiTeThSS received an invitation to take trip
up Salt River. He accept and says;
The above invitation come 10 us by due course
mail. We shall Of COURSE accept 4, and with our
$500 Democratic friends in Hamilton county, soon
leave fUT those sdlubriouS regions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

UTA Convention Of the Independent Anti
Pierce Democrats, of New Hampshire, was held
lastWeek ia Concord, which, among other things,
nominated Gen, Saml. Houston. Of Texas. as an
independent candidate for tie Presidency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

ara woman said Ia police eoutl The oihe
day that before marriage her husband pretended
10 10 much struck by heIb but now she woB eVeTl
day struck by him. QueeToh0uges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

suIcIDE.-Ws learn from the TnpPahannOOk,
virginnn that Edward Clarke, on Overseer living
IN The nsghbOthOOd Of LlOyds Essex county Va,
committed suicides fewday' ago. Religion iSpS'
signed ns the cause, Hls.as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

aFwm. 8. Mckee. late Of the ST. Louis Dem.
OOEaI, died in that city on Friday last James
WinSIOn, prominent Wing politician Of Missouri,
and grnnd son Of Patrick Henry, died at sayun.
nah, on, the S0lh ult. Hs vas member Of the
Missouri bar, and was much beloved and respect.
ed H|I ."r N..
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r1-.seaIed proposals. as the ohpp said when lie
kissed his sweet heart.
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N'renOh LoBgOns.

~ WHO'S LOST A DoG2
ON Monday lPsi, purchased black srenis dog from
bbOy since the lave become stlspiolous that Tho
boy had no good title to tue dog II any person has lost
such dog, they will please call At my sOe shop three
doors south OTtte Monroe House, Main street
gOcis .i5 d JANIS MATTHEWS. (
HAVING REUEIVEUIho new sandard OF WEIGHS
III and Measures am now ready Ut my Auction Rooms
2OS Market St. to attend to sealing all Baances, Steel
yaids, Platform aalces, Weights or Measures, for the
purpose Uf buying and Selllg within tie city Of Wheel
Ine, until tie tint December, ...ttr
WILLIAM HALL, Sealer OF Weights
ocIsitw fhr ohio rOuliY, Va.
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UTSoms6ody saysa wife should be like To'lt
lanb-lendvr and nicely dressed, Somebody else
wickedly ntJs--'nnd without sauco.' grf
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BOGUS MOSET.-The Washington Star cautions
the public hgplnst tie reception Of the notes OF
the ARLINGTON Of the 'Fanners' and MerchanIs
BankE Of Washington Both ore worthless, De.
ing meEv bogus machines stalled there fOr the pur.
pose Of aOoIinsthe county with their ireSpOnsi.
DIe Issues. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

DEATH OF VENERABLE LADE.--Mrs. Lucy r.
~ Thatcher died at ThomaSIOn, Me-, a few days
ago, aged7s years. She was the daughter Of Gen,
Knox, ofthe revolutionary army, and the mother
OF Lieut.. Thatcher, U. S. Navy. She died in the
oldmnpsion erected by her patriotic father, and
where both herpurents tlhe intimate friends or
Gen. wushinglOn) also brgalled their last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

GTIn New York last week, SheIdonP. Church,
a mercantile Ogenl, had verdict Of 5000 dana.
gee rendered againit him in a suit brought BY A.
mos Wheeler, q county msrobant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

:rJ-A man frOn Frankfort lost O, 900 q lhe'Lqu-
isulle fair on Friday last,
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splendid Daguerrootypos.

A DAMS, who has opened fine gallery in HoTnbrooRs
IA block. Main street. Yves awarded the highest prem
In 81 ClaiTsville, tHI.I nIaas
His Gallery is constantly crowded with visitors
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Iho SosrsI VIee-YouhG men woS IS o.p pS sSr,
j or tits 6antCal hsJii, may obl1lS PSSnu5sSTrs ~
eoSTtS Of Treatment are ssS V
sliEht All sommiIcstlpl mus. q Jo5SidsnlioA
reeslSe ihs most plomgi 1Hg g q hRnnpRR. b.
o. As,SSaySSP usiHqSS'fEs f1hlmSIs tlIs. "
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A PATGL PoisoSlSd CAsE,--We lenta from tic
Richmond Dispatch that All icedealer named VIII
lis W. CouIliag, lvingin Chesterfield county, was
poisoned on Monday, tie 9In, by some unknown
person who had inlTOdnceditin into mS food. CUul-
ling snnnIied Richmond with Ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

-lrT6e earnings Of the COvington aud Licking,
ton Railsoud lor the hts week in this month were
s4,lTs 81. 81
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az. 81 OmcerBs sslIt.t4
CTHoAAS TX. BRACE, President.
90 4. u RILEY, Vice President flfnul
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Sec leiATy.
a ' J.. H. BENNEr, General Agent o. Clpelmatl'
dividend OF eight ler cent Tor ne past AK months
declared W. p. fBTkRRoNb . 4. .
Z senIS Wheeling, Va.
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Phrases and rllbsFtu,

Itsometimes happens At the end Of dinner
when Jokes and waiuuts ore claokel together, that
the poieTnily ofsometTile quolaponi y put ipques-
ton aud OF Onoe the wit Of the. whole company i9
set wool gathering.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-21

TWO unfurniehed Rooms 70 lot, and accommodation
for several DAY boardero Enquire at corner Main ana
Union streets. Heno5