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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
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much improved volume Of the H"rNtA-
TroNAL ORsAFi'saT aTheapaper viii not
only beimFrOYsd inhame and appear
akce, but in practical wOrth.S Itwilli
contain al the valuable news and in
formation connected with the temper
ance reform throughout the United
States;i the BritisRn P Provinces, and
across the Ocean and believing that
variety is the spice oflile', we shall
admit to its columns items ofainterest
and utility on all subjects, soithat the
papsrwillibe ONE 50fthe MOS, edifying
and instructive character. 1t viii be
q living fountain Of purity temper d
ance and morality, at which all classes
and conditions may drink without fear
Of taint or corruption; consequently
1t will be one, Of the best and most
profitable family newspapers now pub
lishedsl Now, asit is pretty generally
admitted that temperance periodicals
are the most efficient instrumental
ties that have ever been set at work to.
stay the tide Of fintemperance, we hope.
that no family will be left destitute Of
at least one Of these heralds Of the
temperance reform. Many, Of course,
will be unable to subscribe, but it is
the duty Of those who are able, and
they will be the gamers in the end, to
make small contributions toa general
subscription fund, for the purpose
Of circulating and distributing the
ORGAN" among the families Of
every neighborhood. What be the
gamers ?aq Yes, we would inquire
II ~
Of the farmer if his taxes for the
support Of a whisky-ravaged public,
are otten-fold more every year than
what would pay score Of - Organs"
to be distributed among the poor. We
would inquire of the merchant and
mechanic if their yearly loss by drunk
en- debtors is not sufficient to furnish
scores of the Organ" gratuitously to
those who are unable to subscribe.
The lawyer, although the traffic fur
nishes him occasionally with a case,
yet it is so filthy and loathsome an ex-
cressence upon the dignity and grand
eur Of his profession that we would
ask if he would not be better off, inf
nitely SO, we're all such rotten trash
removed from the pale of his profess
sional duties T? The physician, a larger
part of whose business is in families
where intemperance breeds disease
and death, can testify to the almost
universal insolvency of such patients
in the end, and his own consequent
loss and damage in being called to at
tend upon them. The divine, ponder:
ing over the almost hopeless condition
of the sinner, and yearning to see his
soul converted to God, should remem-
Der that these poor drunkards seldom
come in hearing of Gods word, and
that they must first be snatched from
the hell-hiatus Of the grog-shop, before
holy influences can be made to operate
upon them. Thus we see that every
man, no matter what may be his pro-
fession or occupation, is interested in
having the curse Of intemperance re-
moved from our land. Then, let every
one who is able be liberal and order
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

T Brother Hawkins will deliver lee
ture in this city on Sunday evening. Due
notice will be given of time and place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05


~ melaneholy days have come. OF The yeaIs
osean1s paint, and scruhhing floors securing lar
a'aped , IL tie corners ROOM the ancient dirt
Nor rose at the ather's tread, the eildrehs
Rn NV tie are up and The top
nc mistress calls to and maid TO Weld the room
and mop.
/ ,v,E nov. presented
4si They all upside down. that quiet suite
TO0nls, So
With slops snds. aud and thbs. aud
~, pals aud bToons;
eair tables stands, standing round at skies si,at
:. Sevens,
While wife and lotis NY about like The
heavens
e sP eass and
Ut atill had tahIe piled with
IN ink aud paper all abouts peace in ITS
the women on them fails The plaque on
And thsn vanished ali away, books papers, nj ad
aud now G When he must
NJ. 10 rights,s,
I ne sound Of diving taoks iseard, though The
Arsa .lhspse Is tarfrom stilIs
Re ae CARPET stairs that ofii,
Sss LOT papers, ools. or that all were there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

no more. - ses' OF III the dratyefnow
wishes She ,',S links OF her set This iss aioat
wiz, nef al tho arlor door with hair and can
f sssNsa tucked up and broom III hant deiaass H,
% f e a. snal aud knows fu well there's notIas
20 .aa ton aud drinks his tea. and sncas awsy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
RlYER lnrnnn.r.l

PARRERSBgRGH-Pe, Sfeamsr 6,o.;..
.. ~ = ted " KITS band boxes; Wheat & cbanline
= sks Iassi EAiitchen do do. 4bxs eggs: ii s. IA
s,.i = ale bblsi Gtangle & Co hhds totaecos
WI Robinson % SKIS potatoes: j 81 idhene,, y,
NO ca Logan. Car y Coz bxs; j III Lacy 4
Monument; A Fisher 100 railroad ties
= ilsVe.tSNtt.LE.- Per steamer BalfimoreaJ q
Y Heel ! hid shoulders; Capt n Hoore i lbi.N
9 tiopkins SO les hams, % obis hams, i4s
do beef q w Anderson NJ
Howard y Knox III rolls leather, so hides. Al IsSz
y sAs lloItlsi Moses Ford weighing apparatus
SSlNglNNAn I-i'er steanler Pe,ns,ipo,,;a
~ IN stSasoll p bundles iron, box; D6ane &
Sowglts barrel; $ Baker& Co i chesi, il III
sysals mud and. DsPnfsnrer OF steam Boats
FOR thf iast24 iast atso.eloek.
ARRIVALS.
En,i asss Ssa'es Pttsbprgh
Adelia. ....... Piifsbnisb
Pennsy lyania. Kiinefsit sii J. ciaeiSpaa
Louisville
pintnai. .....S Shepard i. Pittsbufsh
s. Courier Roberts. .... .PafkersbufF
SlsphensB ayasil Booth Sunfish y
iFoqna- or Neil. .Steubemville
DEPARTURES.
SIanlte State ST. Louis
-, Cincinnati
Pennsylyania. .Klinefeitef. I. .PitisbnrrS
buckeye Belle... - :. PittsbuTeh
& 4 y llurnai. Shepard. Pittsburgh
Soutler...s. Rob erts s.. ParketSburgh {
Stephen Bayarl. Booth -. 8. Sunhsh
Nlroqna.. g, Neil. .Steubenyille
STAGE OF THE RIVER. y -
Ar INTERCHANGEABLE etlO inches
- Al PITTsBuRGH-f2sfee feet 6 inches. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

DISC. DoNe.-=We saw yesterday at NJ. j. NJ.
nlOn's Plumbing and Gas Fitting estabishnent, a,
fas bell. designed for the Fourth Ward r uLlic,
School. II weighs $50 .pounls. and has a lbeautis
hiione. 1t was furnished from The maHufactnter,
u Nj. Dillon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

House. CLEAxERs ! listen. To. the waiIsof the tor
trrsd husband and .boardeI. and have mercy on
heir safeings:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

The programme of The performances VIII be
found in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

CINCINNATI MARKET. 1
MAY A III Flour scatce and 5fifm at 7,55a7. co
1000 bbs sold at iadison; Ind. AT 7,3O. Proviss
ions dull nothings o Importance done. Whisky
dull at . market Otherwise inactive, but no
Change nprices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

TaE sDEpicArIox Of The new Masonic Lodge
Rom in Washington Hall, which was postponed
taihe 22d of February, owing 10 the non arrival
dlhe Grand Lodge, viii taIe place on the first Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

A.TRorrlNc MARCH. w see BY. an exchange
nal Miss Trotter Inns been married 10 Mr.. 1 able.
We hope that Mr. Gables raee may be q long one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

GEs Cas- passed through This city en- route foi
washington yesterday m ming His presence at.
lame was occasionett by the sickness and dea,l,s
#. his son-in-law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

LoyERs OF Coon THISes sLould call in at
Nessrs. CAmlK & scnwa koPs,s Bakers and Con.
isctOners. corner of Mum and IL fferson streets.
They sent US yesterday Jelly cake which for
uagai6cenceSf design aud eilence of tasieswe
haze never seen surpassed, One of the nm was
formerly baker at.ihei AicLute House, the other,
formerly baker at the sprisg House, aud their skill
in their peculiar arts evidently OF the first order.
We commend them to all those wishing tirst rate
cakes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

WIrHDRAWaL FROM THE COALITION.
AGAINST THROWING IN TRIMMINGS.



ias cad Of former common cotton very best.
sane odsfs 70 tis s abs tie
an, stoekot Dry Goods ever brought 10
s'' Bsio@ iist or som. of IL, .o,.
iEEefetds rtss==' oIIalsat cents
Asaake1eafss Fine 81 linen ea,bsje d cents.
Aas-Fiae fits, : = = 10 do
Ei,iest French, with tasseis. % DO
t'o'n'ssss-7s sl Law eonnets. % do
Finest misses do 20 So
&5 - ~ AZ IA "a ct DO
Tt,s;,,.s1,s mn. J;,s e1 ~ io, do
do issnrsi St aS
yiie. nes. Tasf' &c inet.s. g g s so
M - 70
TlsEslof cong 81; and secure basgails'
~ III III tx 81 NV 4. ~
Eastern bargain. stose, tis Min.
nesza ess ssssn = 9stes ena 0nloe;
SS,Al, ssels:
anse Eor saeat HON. Cots. no. rs Monroe
So et,'llear Tue Post once, W Wheeling, Va int7
Mamnof,ll a. aft Store
EsprfsIir Tsns'is i on, Tor 10 5a.a
and on o. s ae
esssa al,o
Nom h. Ssr N ny IA ny s
prizes tSs5 ssai!St E
uetaTe Ii g az sh
% hats ass
on e y,
MIX Y: Leg u. l1readtslls Ulcer.
MoTHFR fsA5fss EsS1,pn
HAMPToNss TfNcTGkE TR IL PHaRT III
: = = 8 81 ~ sS1s = sFfs
Resdi the rom endorsed by
=. q a. 90 ss,no,
AZ. SIR: T.
~ lie
5l. z AZ
terhs and tfenibfs Or tie heart wh.e
len It's once Tie family SCENE slsfned ana
as q ssISEs 5sEs
was entirely iciieved! q ~ 3 -
Ss US US q Ess
", sasa s had Ssi al
down, and hal way ankle, 1eected everytef:
bottle olwhiehi healed my
~ ssass s's sasss
again, one OF my daughters was nom severe
ca seIIig every aay sl and beam sSS
to be vel iainiaGsle used bottle OF Tie
her health Ieturned7we Kept her legs gandased With
-. ~,
Mali be To- avail thsmseYes OF
ms fen'ee yonr.. with respeet
EIIzABRTH EDWARDS.
a,..,s..7 ,,tFI IL . 3 -
w Se dn IeIsonaity acquainted
with Mrs and can safely feeomlien the above
statement 10 be. eofTeSt. 10 ,,,,t,,,
S capoa bridge, HsmIshi e co. Va.
tris Delicate laass anu sll please give II
sgs5.-ys - 49, sss.5.ss.ss, 81
r...6f Ns,.as mr.;
3 BsErixcsk - March 3, 1851.
Messrs Moftmes g n wbray-s: entieslen: wish 10
III HalnPton,s ,y egetabe. incttne; ~
days llealth For OF yeatsl was under the
lTesiaels OF .le noas city
elsie, with an affection OF the nerves de-
r,ysd very hene ht from their
good effect Ny health coalln1sd Until sePtsm
5sI whsn my mind
ny
toreon Of and now eer taking three bottles,
g9o9s sna ENJOY health Than Fever
asslbe TO Tie use Of this most Won
- - 5iS Yours, truly, sIARYe a. RIGGS,
20 y feea street.
Hip sLisedse-LafaenessfC ltYsd-4nnpton,S Veg
81 Ieiabie SJ,ineflre : ,fss.Ss =
Rsa ca following extract OF letter dated
- e.
Oil "a HI.!e
III ~ IL ssa ~ - 9ne sue,
Sni SS,f ~ I - vas
M ~, tI,s
unwilling to she became so cooked IN
t1t ss d took her TO one
was sscte anu iie
~ 49, Ie
80 80 ~ 49,
ned n itb ~ sas ~
witch ar t ,SE
No t.sL
III, " sne
ssse III soS,d not 10 ~ ~ shos,
~ ~, ~
Vesea bis a,i on fNS
10 20 ii she soId M en-
sI,5,oE ,TI,e IIttie
:hieSv her
nsn ~. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

Il WAsitlSoros, May q
SENATE - ncIuded. "a long debate ioiow-
\ Gu Tue reading of the Presidents veto.
MI Douglas defended the message rom HE MI.
'ack mace ON NJ by MIR. Brown.
=. Mt. zones oil fennesst asked Nh. Donglhs how
was ,i'at lie could oppose the bill giying land
Tor the benefit of insane and VET he Ia, favor r
i The homestead biila =
nt. Dppgias fused TO answer the question,
anu sald when the me came he would show that
pi.nslpie lad down in the message, il did not
Conflict W ith the homestead hill.
Mr. Brown expressed his regret that Douglas
wonto not plain how teconciIed his opposition
10 the bill giving land for the benefit OF insane.
PERSONS liis advocacy of the homestead bili,
sn'sn gives land 10 The same men. He was AFRAID
Tue senator's reputation would snffs and some
persons would say II was because sane men could
isols anu men could not, that he favored
one. and opposed the pther.
sif. Douglas replied tnftly, and after further
l9,eaie' pending inoton to print the message, the
Senate adjourned.
SENATE, May 4.--Various petitions were nresen.#
.ed against the cal of the Missouri COMPROMISE
Mr. Sumner prssen ed memorial from citizens Of
mn and isconsiu ON the subject fspiritu.
administrations and asking fotits investigation
1 by assiect comm tee. Laid on the table.
MI Johnson l.rssente tesolniion calling 70:
lls report oil the 2plorationl the N. Pacific
aaoptstl. a motion ~ as made tiint 2c0O extra CO.
pies of the Presidents Veto me. sage be nfiut,.
YIN moved that the bject be postponed
until next Monday.
HOUSE, nlies House again went into committee
ont The business biI estabiishtng d Sur
ssyors seneralis Office and guaranteeing donations
10 tiers III territories where the land Is
not takennp.
- y motion of Mr.. Disney, the first sectionswas
SOFAS TO repd thus, that giants shalgbe
glyen,fo every " bite citizen, every ~ ite male
over u years no has declared his intentionsof
becoming q citizen, aud ~ now Bresidentoi
shall TO and sell len said Territory ana
lnue TO reside thereon, oil go acres of land ON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

go, NEW YORK MARKET.
AlAYE4.TF1our advanced l2a tis; sales Mt 8 10
$50, Southern 8; 8Ia9s %. heat dull. Corn,
prices tribe CHER, sales ut ssaS9l. Pork, prices
tnie lower, rs, 75aI4 ,43 Beef unchanged, mode
rate demand atpreyious rae 400. Hams scarce
at Iarllluil snith.a declining tendencynt Ia
81. N. o. sugar ~; Muscosaio A; Havana
white "a. Muscayado lmolasses "a. Linsetd oil
92fa9s, Lard oil so. Coffee. Rio II HI ayaslda.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

TEsTlMoNYoF Guosr.-A trial is now COINS, ON
in Weizel county. Va. for a munleI committed in
1880. tfhe evidence is based mon the testimony
of man who met ghost IN The woods several
times, whichinforned him that an z Mercer, was
hemurderer. We had no ,idea that lie spfrit
r1ppiaag ktna6ael had excluded to the backssooI
Of western VIrginia.@Wdsh SentineI. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
INSURANCE.

The Hltna Insurance Company
OF s I'd mTE95sg 3; !, g9 ,s,s
With a erpetual Charter Capital, an Pdid In, oil
$500, 900.
continues 70 ' ass 8 most tsss
sentteztyd Asent for Wheeling ami yieii!tty.
Inns az q lNINd5HS
AGAINST loss OR DAMAGE
EEB " E[s7s N r5Ss nee
AND TEE
PERiLS OF ~ Az ALTON,
i'1'oTI5S sa'ssTF6 osiss s5s MOE GO
20 ,Agplstc v 7: !!.;srERsoN, Agent
sentlo=1yd Ror Wheeling ard ohioeo.
INSU AlGE.
THE FIRE AND AfARINE INSURANCE COM
PslfSY OF W IEEEING.
GnforpoFdtef 1881.
riss NJ the buildings OF ali
dc trsisf OF Gods
81 pfREGToRs. 81
S 4. q S ssI. $50 ssaas s.si 81 sal!,
5 u !, RoBTs or LIZ f sss.'s'
APpIIsa,ieas insaral be promtly attended
iey VIZ ss OF sssS
asat IN Z E .sas sAass pm
49, s5s;ss.g
Great through lime for the East s. s.
Bsars @ S iss ssia aSs ssns
Tie eatey called The Relay
afH
Il III ss now
Gst " and
f aSa ssn
from places 70 Baltimore,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

y ssisss e RIVER AND w GATHER.
PiTrsR uRoiI, May 4.-Riversi2 q feet Lunch fail
ing slowly. Weather clear
ClscisNATi, May 4g-Riv stationary. Ample
stage of water for all boating p1rpo5e Weather
quite warm aud cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05


4, hsse,ias tn,e3 and arrives al
King he &c in about 20 hours fncinas IN
steenSges. II ~. ls b. 10
p5aeat ssaIse
al the JUNCTION. ana for Pialeipha al Bsl.
tmores bout charge allowed am
Through Tickets nom Wheeling TO Baltimore, (wtl
Washing on S960=to Philadephas Soto be had on
LINE 9gile and OF
Ill., q nlnls
,s.s.s-... ..sE.;-. :.
ssSEsssg Esszssd i
8alfl Seix x 9 OILY, RaiLRoAp;
7ieo daily ttst,s
shs Viii Be- run s ts
Tie Tst train viii leave daily al o. A. NJ Wheeling
time.
eeatsstafdS5 nisbts aAi'y 'iae e
iaasI s. II. FORD. agent
oPSc1al ~ oIlce.
sla wfeeiiig Station November {, 1853. s
ON and aiter Monday tie iii Instant, passenger cal
ng time Tor Mounds willie and Cameron ~ '''s'
Returning leave Game .o5 A. NJ
do Moahdsviie. 10 Cents each way.
ny ORDER tS5,-jss =. sB. FORD. 4 q
-IoS1 = - - Aren't
NO o., S,pr1gg House Eimpor1um M
CLOTHS. cAsslMFRFs AND vFstrfNas,s
New Spin. E.lasl ssr..ln CIR tsooas,
Rpleasure being able TO say to- my old Gust
bean Ii
iaL INC grea
hsyiss essed win lie sale OF COM
Tie customers in the fsshiopabie way MY
oassis ol ~
pALnlA CLOTHS.
Ming Iroct ifess sssE ana bisihess
line and e y s5so
nave fas
hSa Die ana, best as have HI RussrIts
M
Oh The SfiseLeny moanisSS 4s W - tS1ss ssess
s Ss9ys Tess
aS sss ana sS sa
and great
ion UnIsrshirts and Drawers, crassts stocks. sSSgs
6siery u great varist other article suit
Aliihe above named acie iosei m
articles that ian be found al my No Il rTss icis
msi cal " and take ook, and much OBJ gs ysgTs
-z-i,s
ssssl ~ senis sds
OF TO ma room FOR my Spring
,s MAJ y nle Ke9as. 8 R1cR
Es New Savings Bank Store.
-
,,,.,,, 4, M, ~, ~ - -
TIERS oLp fosr
-
Sn
umbrellaf and Sachs at the Market aud
Monroe Streets Vac, in he room rnlerly
cnea as me once and the Lure
very large and tn ely new stock which purchased
and solicit share
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
I 81. E5R AP HIC NEWS
BY the National Line
CONGRESSIONAL.

! Als''RAP HkeF FOR rnkDAl LIZ NrKlLle RNcsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

F7SitszS1 5lElsl
p -lsSszSil SO
5BALTIM0RE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
New Arrangement 8
Iieo daily afs
City, philadelphia and Netn York. t',5
ON and afier Monday lexl, the 231 Januai y, 1885, be
tween wheeling and will be run as foows:
time. 3lis 2 =
jansf u. II, FORD, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

aSSIGNEEsS NOTICE, (
Simeon ID. W. odroyys having, on the nth day or
fori he benetit OF said credit
orss his rcs and and chooses
ton; all persons in ysiae indebted 10 said Woodrow
Al 10 ma imnlcdiate 10 me. and alt
IL order 70 receive any benet under sihd trust within
nons file ter with the proper release ac
The terms of said deed. with the Undersigned
apts s GEO. w 81 GIFTS Asslgnee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

- GREAV EBAKlIAIN. ~ - /
II Will sell my fixtures the best atard
and Ice Cream Saloon in the city, on
feas ohable terms
Esquire at his office or of 50 s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

NOTICE EXTRA. =
Ilaye small stock OF common ling that Twill dis:
pose COST TO ma FOR my Spring
. hif2i - - - ~ -, e 81 RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

Rrcrurrlxo.-It viii be seen by an advertise.
mani 10 day that q. s. Recruiting officer Is now
in The city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

TlKeEIVfsp.-ai alarge assoftment OF Spring and
i II ,rlnser caps OF yatiety.. .s !. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

- lamSnre that the cnitisaf I'D anirefiued people
o. yont noble city will extend TO these very mer
'OIF US aEtlstes q liberal patronage.
n E(lITIS n lNV r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

s.C.RAKERz5asCo Co,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEEEING,yA.
XNIILatendt to the receiving aud delivering or freight
NV and collection of freight bills. ~
0Eiofee at the Store .fl.s ssSE Eoct1S-dtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

FRESH OYor EttS.
Just received ut 81 per can, and Ialted
81 ian31 n N sPARREReE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

.t3sl NEW GOOD ~ 1890
RETT are receiving our new Spring House Furnishing
Goods compl styles of eioh China din
ner dnl tea tesi RIhna and
eandiestieks Forks and Spoons salt with
nngs, coal boxes beautifully artice' for
paflotuse Entry lamps ivory handled Knives aud forks
In sets 81 pieces, and single sets lamps, with
nstrea sna viii larg stock
lofcorDio goods tho country trade, which
we offer Eastern Prices adding only Tie OF
49, Glass Manuia etuTefs Nc. % Monroe 81.
nrT iieaf the Post Office, wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

Great Sale of Furnitlre.
LII Furniture the Mcclure Heusc, this ity,
Offered ut private sale, in lots and At prices suit
and at such time may be agreed upon
Bussels tpeng. bedsteads, hnsk mattrasses, best
Qualities, dressing bureaus, tables wash stansi great
and price hairs, of various qualities, Table
and in aet almost article
most favorable OPPORTUNITY is offered 10 an per
needing furniture and OF quality or description
Invited call and examine TIE
api0 THESPR0PRIETOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

"a Hrst rate article and no mistake. If you not
eve that Is. Just and buy 10 cents.
fl HUN k.st4
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10 ,-yLtVi
Special Notice.
1FFlcf II. 60. R1tLRoLp In

orRck b. fts o.. RAILRoAp Co.. y
st.A ~ Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853
ON and after Monday tie Instant, passenger cal
will leave the Station daily O'Clock p NJ, Wheel
ng time. Tor Moanlsv lille and Cameron $50
Returning leave Game ;. .O5, A. NJ
go do do Moundsyille.. 20 A..
Fare-cameron. 81, 10 each way;
do Moundsyille. 40 eelts each way.
iiy ORDER ss,sf 8 y. b. FORD. Z 8
No ii Ics,,.s.. 3. IiI,,lIa n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

MgSEGl MUSIGl
Swe are about 10 go East again, very
slafge stock Goods, we take great palms 10 Inform
our W ceiling and custom that we will sell from
this day, htafS all Piano and other ] n
sttumeni psie and Musical umelts at first cost -
We hope that musical friends will give cali
and tat late aud large selection OF music; also,
The wonderful redletion prises:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

~ IlYSe NO JOKE.
LIVERY body town is talking about Them what2
.lll Why tile new Goods TO he sure,s at
~ w. ID Motto s. Bros
and tho bargains they selling all VINO go there TO
deal. Try them and you will ever after buy dry
goods at their store. sapt7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

TO LET.
TWO Second story Rooms. tile law office of Nor
gan Nelsnn, ESQ on the count house,
Enquire atthe ii. r.. il. Enefneer's Once;
spi3tstawsw .r.rs conv W u sealis'
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SPRING CLHANING.

-=- ny 4 suFEERiSls.
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q days have come The Tho year
0'seanns paint and floors and securing lar
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MERCHANT 1.AIL0R-s
ING ESItABAESHMENT.

s5 WheeIfng, Rn sss
'F1n0S. HUGHES begs attentio Of his
friends and and the bic gem
orally 10 his newly received and GORGEOUS stock
EGE0THS. GASSIMERES AND NkSftAdSs
adapted 10 Spring and Summer wear
Will executed HE slor est notlce md
IN the most superior and fasilonab bic so le = =
~ Constantly hand, splendi ASSOC ttnent olsf
equ9lto custom WORK.
Pieaset CALL and examine the stock. ep4sSm
n a prime article for sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

NFoFMA TI0N anied or One SACK OF 9 issig. sIr
j. posed to have been nom the landing, in mistake,
on The 81 January, w. I5uilard q Co..,
Aynefson having know OF 1t will confer fasor
iebes s. O. BAKER q Co.