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SPRING Avn 81 -NHEh bIoth,
aud will soon he ready to furnish the com
muniiy with their Goods ut II little lower iig
urc than they can reach in the place. lie ID
persuaded to believe that his selection is bet
ter than usual and while he has failed to get
an overwhelming stock Of any one thing, he
rot little of every thing that is necessary
for a merchant to keep. 1t would be vanity
fer him to attempt t" cmuncratc half he has.
/, is enough to say he has II most excellent
stock of Ladies and Misses ljonnets and Hats,
and Trimmings for same, silk thaIlIcs, Black
silk. and II variety of Ladies' Dress Goods
For Gcntlencu'= wear he has the !atc5t style
of silk Panama, and summer Hats, Doe skin
and fancy CASHIERS, Black and Olive French
Cloths Of every grade, Ready Made Clothing,
French Calf Boots, Pump and Cork sole fine
Shoes, Brogans Ac., Cr"ckery and Hardware,
Falrcll's Arabian l.iniment, and Medicines 81
various kinds; school Books Albums, &c, DE,
Call in aud examine for yourselves.
march n, 1851.
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Land for Sale.

> TRACTS lying in the state of Georgia,
- viz: One in Enbun county lst district, lot
No. 73; one in Union county, section =, Wh
district, No. 1871; One in Gilmer county, see
ton 2i sth district. No. II. For further IN
formation as to price, Nc., address me post
PAID at Louisville, Tenn.
JAMES s. BONIIAM.
march 81. lS5i-jt' 2sS
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u All persons who can defer their laugh
ter until convenient time, should be taken to
the Humane Society, as extraordinary eases
OF SUSPENDED 0ninlaiiONs.'
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w-It has been discovered that feathers
unskilfully cured and put into beds, are
deadly to persons of weak lungs sleeping
upon them.
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Farmers Groceries.

WE are receiving large supplies Of Coffee,
w Sugar Sack Salt, Nails, dc, and it will
be to your interest to call at our corner and
buy from us. {. +. d L. +. GIBSON.
Anril 1ih. 1854.
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One OF THE STRONG MISUNDERSTANDING
the arrivals recorded, on the books at Will
lards Hotel, Washington, we observe the
name of Mrs. Lewis and husband" from But
fnlo
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p. II. KETTLE q CO.,

Who have the pleasure of informing their old
friends and the public generally that they are
now receiving aud opening, at their old stand,
one of the largest and most complete assort-
ments of SFRiNG AND SGW.NER GOODS
they have ever brought TO this market, which
they propose selling Glow down" They have
Ia ID IE $ DIR ESS GODS
Of almost every pattern, such ms Plaid and
striped silks. Baregcs, Chllies, Organizes,
Jaconets, Lawns, Gingiams, Prints ofthe latest
STYLES; also, Bonncts, Bonnet Ribbons, Gloves,
Edgn"s and Lace, De. all of which will be
found new and very attractive.
For the Gentlemen they have all kinds Of
summer Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps and every thing else usually called for,
but which it would bc immpossiblc to enume.
rate III a newspaper advertisements
Give them a call, examine their Goods, and
if You wish TO purchase they feel confident the
prices will suit YOU. April u.
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Miss Mary J. Reynolds has been appoint.
ed Light House keeper, at Biloxi, Miss, at
200 per annum.
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blow Pipes aud EluNing salts

lNOn lry Tests, Tor sale by
L lIuDGIN, WELLS Il JOHNSON.
Jan. -, 1851 C2ercidad, Tam.
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IT IS A FACT ESTABLISHED

And well known that the Arabians attained
II height In the knowledge of Medicine which
caused the whole world to wonder and adj
mire. With them the science Of chemistry
had its birth, and it is, therefore, not at all
strange that n people so emincnily successful
in the healing art, and SO persevcring and
daring in character should, by actual and I'M
firing experiment, discover remedies far sur
passing in efficacy all others. for the cure Of
those diseases incident TO them from their
mode of life The greater part of their time
being spent in hazardous and bloody warfare
with the different tribes, they were subject to
the most violent attacks of rheumatism, par
alvsis neuralgia pains, and various inllamma-
tory diseases, as also the most horrid wounds,
sprains, bruises, tumors, swcliings diseases of
the Joints etc. etc. All these diseases they
were so surprisingly efficient in curing, that
the uninitiated looked with wonder and at
tributed their skill! to the powers of magic. ii.
G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINlMENT is a
composition of balsams and oils, from rare
plants peculiar TO this country, and it was by
the use of the articles composing this great
remedy that not only their physicians, but
even the wild Arabs of the desert were ena-
bed to perform such miraculous cures. The
Arab stecl is world renowned for his beauti-
full symmetry OF form, his unsurpassed speed
and agility, and the incredible fatigue he is
capable Of enduring. Why is it! Because
from the time of his birth his limbs are care
fully watched and upon the first appearance
of disease the magic lotion is applied, and
such things rs confirmed sweeny, pollevil,
fistula rngbonc, scratches, SPAWN, lameness,
etc etc, are unknown. The same result will
follow in all eases where H. &. Farrell's Cen
,,ine Arabian Liniment is used in time. There
fore dalay not in procuring good supply Of
it. for every dollar spent in it will save You
twenty, and great deal Of suffering, if not
your life.
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Bon.ciS 0tsd Hats.

I HAVE Just received beautiful 10, of Bcr
I lets. both trirei and p,s;n. A'so lsrc.
1T of.,Gr-1s. Hat ri al S.rd.. ~hich viii
ell ,hssr FOR CO /. 81. a. t. ". Ross.
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Groceries! Groceries!
WE have just received in addition to our
w present stock
% barrels New Orleans Molasses;
10 " No, Syrup;
90 " New Orleans Sugar;
" Crushed Sugar
" Sup. Carb. Soda;
- No Mackerel;
10 boxes Star Candles;
500 lbs. Chewing Tobacco;
100 Scotch Snuff;
100 &" Bar Soap
All of which we will sell ieetle lower
for cash than they have been cold in this mar
ket. [ap,2l1 McSPADDEN Il HORTON.
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.N'OliCC.

10 WAS COMMITTED to Jail in Clcve-
STA land. on the goth day OF March. n
Eih NEGRO MAN, by the name of An
IN thony, bright copper color, straight
M hair and very black. will weigh n
nU bout $50 lbs, 40 wears old. about 3
SSEsA feet or inches high. The owner
of said slave. is hereby notified TO come for
ward. prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. T. l.. BATES, SherW
Of Brahcy county, Tam.
April I, lsji-,f 2Sy
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Rittenhouse Academy,

rINIIE SummerSession of this Institution will
L commence on Monday, the sth of May
This School has now stood the test Of nearly
five years, aud it is believed that its UNMARRIED
and constantly increasing prosperity cnttle
it to the public confidence and patronage
In the extern; and thoroughness Of instruction
the Institution is inferior TO none in the State.
Large and commodious additions have been
made to the buildings, to satisfy the increasing
necessities Of the School. Tuition as heretofore
! Board ia respectable families may be had fc,.
! 81 ,5Opsr week II. W. Won AIDEHOEF,
. Holm u ILENISC,.
Kingston, Tenn, Arril ~, bit
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FROM WASHINGTON.

w AShlNuIoS, HpFII IL.
The Gadsden Treaty Is safe, as |, tele-
graphed you, that is, it is safe according to
the opinion of some of its friends, while
others of its friends are apprehensive that,
though it may assume form acceptable to
the Senate, it will not, when ratified by that
body, be acceptable to Santa Anna.
The boundary question has been regarded
in the Senate MS the chief difficulty. 1t seem.
ed to be difficulty that could not be over
come. Sectional feelings and views were ar
rayed in regard to it. But am happy to
state that, through the efforts of Senator
Pcarce, Of Maryland, Il new boundary line
has been proposed and made acceptable to
the requisite two.thirds majority of the Sen.
ate. The line proposed by Senator Pearce
was adopted in Executive session last eve
ming This line gives us the proposed route
for II Pacific Rail Road, and is also well de.
fined. How much it reduces the extent of
the territory proposed to be ceded, does not
appear. The Northern Senators who had
taken an unaltcrablc ground of objection to
the Treaty, on the score of the addition
when IL made 10 our territory, were prob2-
bly, DESTROYS of IN excuse to 90 fer the 1rea-
IT,, in conformity with what is evidently the
s''ie'''' S'"''''i'"' "a We eo"'''fy III us ID
'o''
THE OcoEE BAyK.-During the late ses
sion OF the Legislature a charter was granted
U, th ,' ,La iona nn'o - h Il ,n ~ Inls pace
I,st weak and or",risad '' III" n.rI' 'i Lr
tho ee.tion NJ =, Rnsrd ~ Dirartors ' tn,,o,L
nr with , prosiJant md c,.hior ,n r,;;.
Thomas II CalIawav pres;Ioy, "''
Thomas I CnmnhcII r,yJior
D;,ec,ors. Scanned l,onnJn" Tloros II
Galloway Aley,ndrr CIn,~c Vim {; S,r,n
Eu,liJ Watrrhousr O"''''
If is the intention wa u,lorst,,d "a ,,t
this hank in oncrotion ot NJ nnriy Jov r Nv
procticablc Air. C,mnholl who has ,,s;,aJ
an cnvi,ble renut,t;on nc R,nl, oi,;.er h,,
oone to N.w York far tbn ,,urnn.o If ,n,,,r
Intending tbr nrin,inr If pn,rs Sn ,Tho
rontlcm@, cnnnnctoJ 1;,h iii, n,,,r,,.;,o .,
20 wall known th,t II il rnnn.o..ari, far ,,s
tn sneak of ,ho,n in hi, nn,no.t;c, ,rtn
mora announcement If ,h,;r n,,,os ns L,';n',
conno.t,J ,,i,t u,a an, a.,,n;, :, Ill ' .',.
no"assarv t WV, "' fla u",, 10 a;t .".''
%TsrelanJ 49, u INV "'"'0'' '''''''e'''''-
MEETING OF THE TENNESSEE DrLrGA.
r,oy-At moo,,o # ,ho ,r,,ra.s,,a Dara
.,:. .n GU, VIZ " '"I '""e',' ''.''
galion' III the charleston HOTEL on 'he morn
ing of the 18th, Col. John A. Gardener in
the Chair. the following resolutions were
uunonimouslv udoptcJ:
Doso,.oJ ,Ihn, .i,;, n. ,o..,;a ..I :,
A., .eS ;t co. "''i '.'' De'1g''o lenu't 10
'. S AZ "'', nv ra s''He'I , t"e'i
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Z, T. d. I. I. GIBSON have got better
4. TOBACCO 'Aan any BODY.
mar. u, Is;
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ChancerV Sale of Land.

DIlRSuANT to Il decree of the Chaneerv
L Court ut Athens, | will sell at the Court.
house door in the town of Cleveland, Bradley
county, on the 10th day of May next, the fol-
lowing described tracts or parcels Of Land, to
witt The North half of the Northwest quar-
ter of section eight, township first, range first,
East of the basis line, Ocoee district; also,
the west half of the northeast quarter of
section eight, township first, range first east
of the basis line Ocoec district, in bradley
county, each piece containing so acres, rs the
property of STERLING Camp, deutschland sold
for distribution amongst the residunry lcga-
tees OF the said Sterling Camp. One fourth
of the purchase money will be required III
advance, and the balance on II credit of six,
twelve, and eighteen months. Bond with
rood and sufficient surety, and a lien on the
land until all is paid.
WM. LOWRY, G. IL NJ.
April II, 1854. Prs fee %i,jo $50
Chancery Cont al MadiSonriHe, Tennessee.
4. l.. Rogers Administrator.
as.
The Creditors and Heirs of Gideon Morgan,
deceased,
T WILL take the account ordered in this
i case ut my Office IN Madisouyille on the
- iay Of Nav next, when all having de-
mands agains, said estate, (Which is alleged
10 he insolyent, are hereby notified to file the
same duly authenticated.
J. y. COFFIN, c. d. W.
April H. lSJi-:t 800
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MORE FINE SEGARS-I have just re.
vi ceived a large lot Of tie celebrated
Washington and La Fortuna brands, in boxes
of 80 and 100 each, which will sell chenpior
cash April II. G. W. ROSS.
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S,AFETY FUSE, Blastins Powder, Octagon
- Cast Steel Large Manila Rope suitable
for sinking shafts, de- just received and for
sale low, by W. Il. REl NOLDS,
April II. benton.
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l.. Kp(sseSON

is still selling Goods at the brick corner,
whore he is now opening his
SPRING AND Sc MINER STOCK,
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CANDIDATES.

u" We are authorized to announce Gen
| l.. NJ. CAMPBELL, of Brownsville, as a can
didae for the office of Attorney General and
! Reporter for the State.
-; We are authorised and requested to an
nounce WM. +. COOPER, of Nashville, as u can
didate for Attorney General and Reporter for
the State.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce the name OF Hon. JNo. &. GAuT, o!
| Bradley county, Gs a candidate for Judge of
the Circuit Court in the Third Judicial Circuit,
at the cruising election in May
s5y" We are authorized to announce ,Iyo
\. MINIS, Esq, as Il candidate for the Office
of Chancellor in the 9TH District, composed
Of the counties Of Blount, Monroe, Roane,
McMinn, Fentress Overton. White, Van Blu.
ren Bledsoe, Marion, Hamilton, Rhea, Mcigs,
Bradley and Polk.
IL" We are authorized and requested TO
announce d. {. TGEwHTr ESD, of Hamilton
county, formerly Of Bradley, as candidate
for Attorney General of the Third Judicial
Circuit, at the ensuing May election.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce G. W. RowLrs Esq. OF Bradley
county, rs candidate for Circuit Judge. in
the Third Judicial District, at the ensuing
election in May.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce &. W. BRIDGES, Esq, of McSinn,
as u candidate for Attorney General in the
Third Judicial District.
Is" We are authorized AMI requested to
announce SAMUEL TurNEY, ESQ, of White
county, as n candidate for Chancellor in the
Fifth Chancery Division.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce I. Nixon VAN DYKE, Esd, as II can
didate for Chancellor of the Fifth Chancery
Division, at the election in May.
.d.i3" We are authorized and requested to
announce J". W. BELL, OF Nashville. us IL can.
dida'e for Attorney General and Reporter for
the State, at the ensuing election in May.
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at yIqqe yWHEElLING.
sPKlNG OF 1858.
VIM. r. sELBY. "a. yIa
q ALEsyDEALER TN

aos ssWHOLESALEs DEALER IN
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry G Gods H52i>
No. lit lIain ST., West side, betDeen Monroe ana
.,f, Union stS. .,,.l -,fsg' ast
Wheeling, Va, .s. 49,.
Us NOW in receipt or mis- Spring OF Dry Goods
J. and Notions direct from. importers and Manuiactu
rers Comprising as complete and desirable stock OF
goods adapted the tr1de otthis section
in any hou East West TO which would respect fully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
yy.L. u 35t Il DRESS GOODS. zs-frErsI saiIl9l 81
In black silks alpacas, poplins, lawns laues, gins
hams ETC., with very large stock OF prints, OF the best
makes and cooEs Also, bcnpets ribbons, Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And Of '' = = -. -.
z.4E.gt 30 ll.a uHE MEMS WEARS SD 20 q" "
In cloths cussimers aattfnetts merino cassimeres1
jeans, tweeds and summer cloths; also, CotOnades,
MIS- blue drills. brown nens linen dflls nankeens
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Iso,
and hats Leghornand Can'on hats, soIt
wool, bras hats etc with full stock of linen and cot.
ION baggng seamless bags, burlaps table Diapers cras
dri4ngs checks, sl'ttng, stripes eic brown
in the - 'a''i fi5-A 's'' st'' -,
.ilig,gf6l g.is IS NOTION LINE. }a5f,s8 ,'hsaHioi
As Gambrcs aconets Irish linens laees threads but.
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well III
quality and style, as In prices. ..~,.H ~,
mar25 .siL sfgt ug--.F LsTefs31 wv. r. SELRY,
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

b. ed Ilagl -aJ. ~ a J.i BAGGS,Glzyt.. II
- No. 22 Main 81, t.,CeutreiyEheclin.,
EEE' constantly on hand assortment of the latest
and most improved Stoves embracing every variety
OF parlOr,ShoP and Cooking Stoves Their ''Westeri
X;irgtnaI,n coal stove, eannot be surpassed b? any
OF them within the six months rcdsig themselves to
take back Il they did not give satisfaction, ami have
mover had returned D. - b - III gfgl1i 44i@ ~
They also keep constantly hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any made in this city;
Foundry line, which will be sold lowfor eushl.- 5sE
Pa rticular attention will be paid to kinds OF job
dtSIytf dnp
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Spring and Summer. Clothing,
STEPEEN RICE Merchaut Tailor

NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers ami the
IN public generally that wing business
he ia now receiving his Store Room in the SI4G
Waters splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
or every color Quality, and variety. Plain fancy
CASShfERES; Sink, Satin, and az kinds Of TESTTN6S,
&cg recently selected by himself in the Eastern eities
suitable for tho SPiing and snmef and which he will
ma lie up TO orde at the shortest notice, in tile 6est
Ha1reT and 1dtest Style His fancy Depart iii
embraces Shirts OF every kind, Collars ordvats Handg
kerchiers Gloves, Ude rshirts, Drawe nSs, and
every article kept in. Gcptlemen's Furnishing
Store you want the best the i call Head
Quarters South room SPlGG HOUSE, Water Street.
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Pemberton House.
Water Street HScInxy 0annrne

7-. NlI - - WHEELING, VA.
IT Nj. PEN MBERToN announces 10 his old friends and
the public generals. that he has located in tho com.
nndious br ck huid.fs. formerly known the .'St.
Chares,' aud torOGgMy repaire and refted it is
pera ed TO entertain travellers in good style at
prices. The PenIhcrton House is situated Immediately
tic Steamboat Landing and near he Depot or the Hal
tno ore and Ohm Railroad. aTorLng passengers the
cars packet boats convenient stopping place. Tho
nrnpIietlr rcslecrlly invites the attention his old
friends TO his house, and socts share of public patron
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s New Music Store.
Sign of the Gsrccinn Trigonum, No. I9a
Nlnin Street.

Sign of ti,c Gsrccinn Trigonun, no. 100
Nanin Street.
j. FICKIE ESON would respectfully an.
9nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
I 7 4 0cihtty that he has Just orencd new aud
Guitars, Vioncelos .Flngoets, Flutes Files, Accorde.
ons. Bonlos and Tamboines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make re- 80
Instruction books all kinds Instruments and for
singing. . .a. I,-,...--.-- - I.l..l -.
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin also the
newest Songs Ducts, etc, ud the very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings a'.l tseE .-IF.
Caronets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
ScIcws Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
- Bows for Violinceo and Violin. ~ -'-
a. kleoer's Furniture Polish, for renovpng varnshcd
InLc, such Pianos, Cabinets Steam oats any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pitsburg Pianos
o the first and best manufacture in the United States such
as NunS and Ciarh's grand and square Pianos = b. Dun.
h'n's Halct and Aliens celebrated BOston Pianos,
Mclodeons. - ......,...-. s'T7H H"El' 'tEiEE7
a tlelOwest prices ~ IT, s
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-. .,..-....-s.,- ReturninS. 8. -
Regular connections are made at Cleveland with the
uOve Railroads, and at Weil5vilIe with the above amc,
IS e: BAKER. & CO., Agents, iwhecing!s ., ayJE {
ALEX. DOY LIE, a gent, SteGbenville, 'TN'
s@ssa. @ y A"' 20 J!DURAND, superintendent. y i7f
febes'63 .g;pel5ia GaC. zip. r. r.. Cleveland 81
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1858, SS85;ssfz SS85E$5s azssSzzs5 ,,Eg@Sg ID:
~ A DAMS & co.'s
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeing!
t@ a MFADANS5

NJ w g LOTHIN G ROOMS. n !
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
III pared to accommodate my customers than he.
FORE and at such low prices win asonish natives
Come on and try me- Remember tina, my place is one
door above the old corner long occupied by Itis
for me to undertake 10 enumerate my stock
variey'is great IV ie20 1875 : Nj ADAMS
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Notice OF partnership.

- NOGIce OF FdfInefSH1P. =
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden Edwards,
will be continued by the undersigned. at the old stand
Main street, under the firm OF Edwards d Warden;
James W. Warden la Wig purchased the interest Ja
cob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1, 1852. r....-..
.H-r. sAlCHAEL, EDWARDS, JR,
deci-tfr JAS. w. WARDEN.
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Bnltimo ore Pinno Forte lHunufnctory
sT y. WlSE!6 BROTHER, nIanurac turers OF Boudoir
Grand and Square Pianos request the special aten
non OF female to late and important im
the keys or the piano be regulated to HARD or
as to suit the exact elastic strength OF the
fingers, heing well known every PERFORMER that the
touch Is ottEe rst3 ltnportance, II talk
OF fine tone 't the kt "a not susceptible fec and
eestlc movement, Otherwise the inherent qualities
instrument will remain unknNwn, Those who would
ava thcmse YES Of the best possible playing the
piano, should not fail to give this invention trial
See business circulars, which may had post
age, by addressing manufacturers
os lz!ta 81 .7'-l! 4aJ.J. WISE q BROTHER,
rnar26 r-.g ~ IN . .tf-- BALTtMoRE.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS

a5A.iA q Ef s-zE &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA iH
fTNiE sUBScRIIER heying made extensive arrange
i mcns i'll the East for the supply OF Marble, and con.
templating the erection OF Steam works, would invite
the attention Architects, Builders, and the public gen.
eral to tho inspection of his Stock consisting Italian
Egyan Sienna, American and other Marbles finest
qualities which can be sold lower than any other establish.
ment in the west. y 1i'S1- 75'7 - EE'7f1'
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere -iagl 81
His work is done lii the most elaborate style,
would invite the attention OF purchasers examine his
stock other carved Monuments Cen
otaphs Tobs, Head and foot stones &c, and yard
work every variety; being enabled his superior iae
any other establishment in the country. ~: qua
Please give call and examine work. rsisfses
y-3 ..--. d, /. ,lI a., MICHAEL j. ,ROHAN, "a g.a
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
n1@ Also Cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
ut the lowest trade prices. v!d. .2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-03

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
w WHEELTNG, VA
THE subscriber would ca the attention OF the public Ia
his well selected stock OF watches, clocks, ewelry,
silver wne, and IunCy goods, which he is olenng
His stock composed in part OF gold and silver watches,
Evcry description OF gold cwclry;' q. ~ .,.,... ,.
Geld, silver, silver plated and common spcctocles;
Pure stkve table, tea dessert, sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives; 49,, .-s ..,
Plated and German silver forks, Spoons butter knives
etc. etc. 1# IS $50 .Ei a'i9. ..-..
Port nlonnnes. pocket cutlery, scissors; -.
VERY FINE razOrs, StrOps, shaving CTeam ETC.;
Pcrumery, combs, brushes and great variety of fancy
gonds; a l>s-tH - .a"=a 'H
Particular attention paid TO repairing watches, Clocks
and jewcliy, and engraving handsomely done.
share of pat tIonasc is especially solicited.
ap5-dtr. -'s 80 c. p. BROWN.