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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11

BOYS LET THE GIRLS ALoHE.--At the
late Court Of Common Pleas, Of Guernsey
COUNT, Elizabeth Diilcy recovered iodg-
mont against Edwlrd Spencerof Sl,5oo tor
breach of promise 10 marry.
Lust week, in Mt Vernon. Mary CLARK
also recovered s 200 from VIM Honey, for
refusing TO have the knot tied. s"
At the same time, in Mt. Vernon, John
Athertgn sued Louisa Scott for violating
her engagement to marry him The Judgs
did not take pity on the poor brokcrt-he arted
FELLOW! but dismissed the suit and maIc
him pay costs,
The gals seem to have the 'uck. In our
court last week Mss Susan Foreman got a
verdict Of $1,000 against Mr.. David Smith,
for breach Of promisc.-StarA o., 0 ]
Dsmorra..
At The last term Of the Circuit Court
held in this place, a verdict Of I'D 900 was
rendered By the jury, in u case Of Grim
C9H. AGA inst 4 Mr.. French. Keep lem
"a moving Gdg- Warsqc Dm2crM
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
BY Telegraph,
Further by the Africa.

BY Telegraph.
Further by the Africa
New York, April t.
The correspondent OF the London IimeH'
writing from Paris on the 10th says: prftae
letters state that the Black W afrior altar
vas far from being settled. Il had been
urged on with extreme violence by Mr.. s75tiie
and ut present wears very threatening as-
rect. Another letter dated Madrid, l3tA,
contains these words: II il stated thai iie
American minister has demanded tho recall
II the Capt General aud further demanded
hat the officer who shall succeed HIN, saaal
have power to settle uhon the SPOT, such dir
autes Il tn Black Warrior affair 4 lafgA
sttn, .s also to be demanded, but TIM aiaen1at
is 50 disproportionatey large thatwe iesbe9f
to mention II.
Accounts from the scenes Of tn Late Dis
tarbanees are not satisfactory and ia1sehlsi
* still brewing at Barcelona and saragass1.
Numerous incendary fires had occurred e
til former city
The Russian ship Krozl has been eapalr
ed in the English Channel and tain T.
Partmaath.
Richardson and Bro, tha agents ter IT,
eity Of Glasgow say they are not AFRAID q
tn vessel being lost She had water ier
today, and provisions for 80 days and coal
for 20 and had BIB passengers.
The treaty of closer alliance between
France and England is ratified.
Nar news from tha Danube, Baltic and
Black sea is unchanged
Tha expulsion Of Turks was vigorously II
forced.
tn Greek insurraction assums S tn as-
peet If guerilla warlarg
4 massacre Of Greeks hy the Turks ii
aelafs il reporred, but i supposed aanAt-
all.
Accounts ara sim in yoIac ii relation I'll
tha violation ii Tho Scnia territory
Prince Danise ~ r.Postad to Summoned
Montenegro 10 arm the Turks
The campaign in Asia is expected II BE-
opened in April.
Nesseirode iayors the Greek ilts'greet:oa-
ISIS.
PRS. friday--A dispatch from 0mg p
ella confirms prepiou, accounts The fafks
acre twice successful against sup rier forces
at the passage Of the Danube, bur it che
Ill nee II orders thny rctr2atsd in III linz aI
hsrassora.
/. Ii asserted that Sweden hss entered .n.
Il seret treaty with Rasaia Ia vi.eh sh
bsoiate enactment iorbdliHv more than
fstr shirs nj once 70 enter llarbar, has
besn restored and the same extended -
No-tesy
Hamburger, Marcel 20.
Yesterday faur more merchant vessels
belonging u Russia ~ere captured IS En-
ai5sh cruisers and taken to CaF eahag u.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11

A RENAREAHLE CAsE.--We leave the
readerto determine which Il ost d b. a5.
harrcd, the, singular ingratituie referred t.
by the following writer [wc kuow not ho3
or the exquisite barbarity With he employs
IN its exposure
An elderly maiden lady Of pi-tstield
Mass Sarah Brooks, had hen which flr -
years laid an egg almost every day; though
blind and lame for severl years, she still per.
formed hertask. Bat being At length - years
old, 90 chicken, aud past bearing, this rem.
arkabie len was billed by her mistress
an instance 81 female inErat2,to for s. hich
no PARALLEL can ba found except by those
very familiar With history. An egg dHy
(or twenty four years would have been 676l
cgg--calI ii eoo0--cpmputa th nj by dozen.
at shilling dozen, and some idea may be
formed Of the sharpness and hardness Of the
hatchet that cat eff BiIdy,s head becaus tic
other extremity had ceased to be productive
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.

- Report Of earnings Of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad for the month Of 4.
pui 1854:
From passengers. .S57,9Il IS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11

SMALL Norris IN Onr0-Tha Lcgisia-
turc OF Ono passed bill, before ADJOURN
ing, prohibiting the circulation of tOrcig-
bank notes in that State of Il smaller de-
nomination than $40. W. have a small
bill law in this State but it is wholly mop
eratIc. We presume the same result viii
follow IN Oho.--Checago Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-11

kEgluiDp PAcHA ~ IEssuuAN, The
CHicn gives a history OF Pacha, the Com
mRndcr-iu-C Chief Of the Asiutia forces, and
states that h. is an lrishmau BY birth, that
h.s original name was GUM" and that
he was born in Limerick or thereabgut.
lie il the same person who, during the
hungarian struggle, served with such DIS
unction under The name Of GuYon, and at
the close OF the war, accom- panied kossuth
10 Turkey, embraced the Mos!cms faith
and dJuDrd the urban"
OTsrLEs.-In the list Of patents issued
the present month, Is one to Phlos Blake,
OF New Haven, Conn. fox "improv doysler
knife )" second, one to VIM. II Towers Of
Philadelphia, tor improved mlcAne. for
opening OYSTERS and third gentleman,
Lawson p. keech, OF battimtr mas pa
eat " tor improvement in cooking oysters"
The most improved manner q eating them
was long since discovered, and needs no
patent G9ieRa Ga1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
RIVER rnIpoisrs

n .I.A,IAMURAS-Per Endeap0r. --Crnngle &
~ . lids tobacco; David Acker 20O0 cooper staff.
,.aRKERSBURG.-P Per Steamer Fort PnL-
- 10 II lids tobacco; W Roberts boat load
4 rTno ,i; Doane L Cowgill9 hds tobacco; Talaut
=, chaplain bx mdse; Gill, Hardman & Co 4
M ,e heads, circular pieces, sheets boiler IRON:
H.. u Alkinson 40 doz blue and red buckets; E f
' own boat containing $50 hogs; Crangle q Co
nus Noacco; Pryor, Charge & Co 10 do DO.
I, ClNClNNATI-Psr Steamer Cubic H Berry.
H reels eat ropes A zune 81 hllds bacon; Gill,
t. a'u ao d Stephens, 25 tons pig iron; Ba
H., % % oXS medicine. 12A dcz wash boards; II x
v.l W. ~ doz wash boards; N CrawIey, 40 bills
,,". sHy; Fotsyths & .HoPkins, lIhds tobacco, 80
~, MAINS; Doane & Cowgirl, So bbs lard oil, IS
A., US wtne, do sarsaparila do wine, L do sun
JS; do sap; Craugle & Co, 6 hhds shoulders;
- casks bacon; ] II Steele & Co, IS hills aleS.
a. lice Bros, . htds tobacco, Z f. Peace, SO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

VALUABLE LOrs AT Aucrrov.-F. R Armstrong
EsI, will offer for sale TO- day. at the front door
tie Court House, all that remains unsold oil the
land known as the "Cotts Farm, which has beer
lad atin very desirable aud valuable lots, situa
led within The corporate limits of the city.
On Monday he will offer for sale at the same
place, number of valuable .lots in RitcLietown
FotPaFticuars, we re!er our readers 10 the adver.
aseUents in our column of Real Estate s4les.-
REGULATORS will 90 well TO attend both sales
Sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

SPECIAL ELEcrroN.-on the first Thursday in
August there will be an election held in the 18th
CONGRESSIONAL District of this State, for member
o. Constess, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
uyalh of Nj. Suodgrass. The Clarksburg Register
says that among the number whoahaTe been an
loaaeed as candidates, are Chas. s. Lewis, Suml.
L. hays and Benz. Bassell, ir., of the Demeceattc
ra'F; though we believe it is now understood
I'a' M Hays has Withdrawn from the contest.
iona j. Jackson, ir.. of Wood, has also been
0'oagnients the Wing champion.
we notice that David McComaS and David R.
Neei ATE also spoken of US candidates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

49,, rTTstrRcH AND srEUpExv,LLE RAlLeoAp.-The
- "'S0utsh Jsu'nOi Of yesterday learns that this
SSppaRy have closed with the Messrs. Jones the
r1''aa'' OF the property comprising thirly-two
as'ss aud theferty so long known as Zones Fer
" on the south side of the Monongohela river
1ll opposite Liberty and Penn streets The price
ss'ola'ed is $685. 600, and the papets were exvcut
!sse1'ay. The MeSsrs. Jones will continue 10
,-a Tic Terry until lie beginning Of next year, but
rs aud possession of the lands pass Immediately.
"ese grounds. says the Journal, are designed by
's Company lot water station and coal depot ia
accommodate their trade in that alticle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

NV COUNTEREEIT.-A spurious one dollar bill
unthe Stale Stock Bank or Indiana has made it,
spPearnace. The shading ofthe lne '!.1Siate Stock
B'nt' is heavier and DARKER than in.tlre genuine,
but well calculated to deceive, neverthsless,
Pe.sOns where enc dollar bills are current, will
phase take note-ofthe counterfeit we mean.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL

- ~ W ASIIINGToN, June y.
SENATE-Mr. Chase laid before the Senate a
communication from the Treasury showing the
receipts and expenditures of the Mint Mt Philatel-
phin since March 1858. Total expenditures $780,
GET 81, including repairs. The total amount of
credits from deposits for coinage S35S,S7s
The private calendar was taken up, aud the bill
for the relief of the owners % the brig General
Armstrong, captured by The British in The last war,
rejected. Senate adjourned ill Monday.
HcUsE-Th-l ouSe took up the private calen-
dar, and passed two bills. Adjourned for want of a
quorum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
RRhN TuRK,s IsIANn

BosroN, June 22.--Advices from urk's Island
say that Mr.. Nelson, The American Consul, is still
imprisoned. having refused to pay his fine, saying
lie would appeal 10 his Governments for liberation.
The authorities remain firm, coutending that he
simply imprisoned for assault upon one oil
the Island officials. His friends have advised him
10 pay the fine under protest, but he refused.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

Is an action recently tried in Tie Court of Com
mon Pleas, ittranspired that there is custom in
tie silk trade of what is called "topping," which
means that the outer ends of silk are flequenu!
made of better quality Of silk than the interor.-
Alter the publicity given 10 this mode of impos-
ture, the fair sexwil be apt not Gully to turn every
thing upside down, as has hitherto been. the
custom when shopping, but also to turn everything
INSIDE out. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

cooSFERrErrs.-The Pittsburgh Past says that
The counterfeit SIS on The Manufacturers & Far
MES Bank Of Wheeling, which we noticed the
Other day, circulating in Pittsburgh in large
numbers. The counterfeit is about quarter ofail
inch shorter Than the geuutre, and the words
"AanuIacturers and farmers Bank' somewhat
lighter shaded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
ZEE p HIG NEWS
'1l1s3a By the National Line.
FRtEeF 8 Thei,AllY STElEIekNqFF
sCalifornia News,

-e's oa113orhla4 news.
ARRIVAL ! OF z THE l SE EE STAR OF THE
NEW YORK, June s23d The Star OF the West
arrived here this afternoon, with San Francisco
dates to tile list. IS e a'.siss ~ 2, - -
The steamers John L.sstepheps, Sierra Nevada.
| and Yankee Blade brought down 10 Panama and
San Juan S29s,e00 gold. 49,
he he Evolution in NewaGIepada was still pro-
Ga the e4tll of May, Gen. Leuis routed The con-
stttutonal forces at Csiiguara under Gen. France,
with considerable loss. General F., it is said,
was killed. -
- Gen, Fos;lila ,was raising recruits in Panama,
and was TO leave on The first English steamer Tor
Cluhagena. li'a
Gen. Slosgura,was at Borrnululla on the first OF
June, but would leave in a few days for the city
of Bogota. 81 ~ eiea
The trial Of Dillon, French consul, for violating
the neutrality ended in disagreement Of the jury,
whereupon tnat pros was entered by tile district
Proceedings against the Mexican Consul also
discontinued. = izsg &
The Grand jury had found true bills against
Walker, Snow, and oilIer ofcersof thelaie repub+
| lie oil Sonora. tLli7f sai,f ~
The steamer A!sle was wrecked at Prenta Amas
1.-THE 25th. The passengers and crew saved
The boat is total loss, aud was valued at 500 900
She was owned by Ricau, Duff and others of San
Francesca. 1l 49, -
The brig Donra Mario, of sam Francisco, was
wrecked on the 23d a March. Crew saved.
The trial of Edward IL. Avery for the murder of
SuSannah Russell, on board the steamer Yankee
Blade resulted in the disagreement; of tile Jury,
ond a Eew trial was ordered. :
George Il. Hunt was killed in duel with R.
Hubert, late member of the Assembly.
a few days Afterwards Thomas L. Henson YVES
lnSta ntlY killed IN a duel with a man named Wm.
Meusio.
1t WIS reported at San francisco that the Rus
sian frigate Dana was cruising Off the heads.
a fire on Dupont street, San Francisco, had de-
600.
Dates from Oregon to the 25th of May-no,ldng
important.
Colonel McGanta. President of the Council of
Washington Territory was drowned in Puget
Sound.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

SICKNESS ON THE RlvEa.-The Louisville Cou-
nr says that every boat that arrives at St. Louis
from beIuw with emigra MS, reports some cases OF
fatal sickness on the tip. The Simonds had Two
deaths; the Peter Tellon three or four, and the
Snitan. from Cincinnati. had four, mostly from
choca and diauheo. The wonder is that the
mortality is not FIVE times greater
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
FROM WASHINGTON

June 22.-The President and family have lef,
tie city to pass few daysat Old Point Comfort.
The Washington Sentinel says rulnor is afloat
that the President is about TO give the Governor
ship of Kansas 10 an Hon. Sayeholding man
whosei opinions upon the Territorial bill are un
sound o. unknown, and complains if this he true
that the Presilent will .nuliiy the intent of The
IilI 49,. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
.NEW Y, RK AlARKEr.

JUNE 23.-Flour market frin al 1,20as, 90;
South IN prices easier but not qitotably lower
Than S,76a9.l2. Wheat lower. Corn firm at SEA
S95. Coffee ST. Cotton prices advanced l under
Influence of Steaners' news. WHISKY, Ohio 29i
drm. Pork dull at ll.G2al3,OO Beef firm at
1900 Lard prices easier, notquotabIy lower than
94a94. Linseed oil ~. Sugar. N. o. "a henyy
MolaSses N. o. 81 dull. Alouey marketuncllang-
ed Stock higher.
RIVER Anu WEATHER.
CINclNNATf, june 23.-Rivef falien A inches.
Weather warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

fTae CuBA.--'rhis flne light draught steamer,
Captain Williamson, has been place,lln theUniop
Line, and will ruu-reguIarIy- duriag The low wa
tel, connecting at Cincinnati with the Lightning
Line TO Louisville. The is one Of The best STEIN
wheel Crafts on The Iiver- We are indebted 10 heI
Olicers Tor Cincinnati papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
Nn.LEGisL ArI1RE

rCoNcoRp, June 22.-'rhe Senate has resigned
its shhr. of J ONT Resolution assigning lie first
crJuly for the final adjournment. aud the House
viii ioow.suit The session will probably ex
tend to the middle OF July. DR.. Thompson, dem
ocraiic member, died yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

THERE is much excitement at Cumberland tNId. )
growing out of the explosion of the Parker Vein
Coal Company. The amour, lost by the citizens
there, and by the railroad company, is fran l5 10
s20OOO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

A vrRcrstAw s@: k6LrD. CHARLES c. Grise, OF
Portsmouth, Va, was swindled out of his gold
watch, worth $40, seal valued at $40, and ten
dollars in money, in New York on Tuesday, by
two men who came The s.patent safe gatne' over
him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
Relieious NoLice.

Tic Rev. H. PrrrGs, OF Cincinnati, will preach at the
Fir, Independent Congregational Church, in Centre
NbSer on sunday the o5h inst, at lOs O'Clock in the
porn and at u O'Clock in the evening; and also ON the
iolowing Sunday, at she same hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

TnE Very LAST DopoE.-The last species OF
sul play perpetrated upon the unsophistcated por-
ion OF Gotham, is thu. of gIGeingl feathers upon
the legs of the common fowl and selling them FOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

MASONIC CELEpnArlo>s wilrioke place to-tlay at
Fairmont (va.) aud Cadiz, to.1 We Learn that Q
number of the Fraternity will be in attendance
from this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
hungarlan. Balsam I!

DuCAd1l . 4AoAS dI1n4- Dial dill :. +!
t-->s3Fr The GREiT ENGLISH
G$Et Remedylor Peetoral and Pol
AS9E. /2Sfs=S momary Diseases, still stands
64TFSSka &sF.tN SzaS fSunIivh and unsurpassed,
HN~Y4StE4tSsS$1 tie eiecta curaIiv,
SSSSSssi1s OF thcse most formidable COM
ENSsAATlsSEHLLSzA ,laits now known TO the CT y.
| izcd world.
time IL has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served to establish its pre- eminent mere in all
OF the count y, as the great and
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in tho worst cases OF Pulmonary dsease and the best
attve Of all the sllst toms oil colds cough and lnam
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This Grigltht syInptonOr approaching consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use oil Buclan's
Hungarian Baisam Which heals the affected membrane,
ard es:ores those vital organs, the lungs, sound and
REMEMBER THIS.
Splitting OF hloodalways arises tendency to Tu.
bcrcuous dscase and il cheated, the outset will
sooner or later terminate in death.
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
This distressing symptom or consumption arises from
Inflammation OF the Lungs the membrane called
Pleura or from bronchial affection OF the air passagcsi
either case It IS very dangerous indication oil dseasc
upshapaiy the rEGARIAN BALsAM.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases of Consumption the LIVER always more
less Affected and also tie Spleen, Pleura. and small tes
tines The effect "f the Hungarian aIsam in diseases
The Liver, Unattended by consumption, is speedily
WINTER COUGH. =,
OLD PEOPLE, aud invaids in low OF health, is
most happily affected by the BIlsum II removes all
bid mucus and other foul maIter digestive
organs, and inpars new life 10 the wan and eumciated
system.
Bronchitis difficulty Of b. calming harsl, oongh, slim,
eHrcctoTatot, with all other symptoms caused by
lection OF the AR nbes eading the throat the
arc directly and specifically affected by the this
ta9,G remedy, De warned IN tme we anlicted'nd EN-
TUBERCLES ON THE LUNGS. q
The hungarian Basam is the only remedy which Ia.
the power to dissolve, relies on Tie
ehgs ihctsIine as TINS Is generally esteened we have
assertion That such Is its direct and immediate elect il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

WR.sr BnAoELfr was found at the Fair ON the
Island lost year. 1t has recently been left at our
office, where the owner can obtain it. ,-. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
W1NTER CnuGu

The harsh, dry, hacking, winter cough, which aficis
OLD PEOPLE, aud invalids in low state OF health, is
most happily affected by the BIlsum II all
bid mucous, and other foul matters improves digestive
organs and inarts new life 10 the and enRciateL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
Arrival. ma ps a as Steam bon !.
forthe lqst24 last night at o eloej

ARRIVALS. aEs
Gpba. 49, s..... Cincinnati
E Eel pSe. Moore. Pittsburgh
Alliance -, --------....- Pittsburgh
gastce. -..,..'-----........ Cincinnati
Fort Put: -....... Davis. Parkersbnrg
Nlroqua.. .......-- .Steubenville
Equator. .....-. .Matmoras
Stephen Bayard.. Booth. ..Snntish
DEPARTURES.
Eclipse. ...... Pittsburgh
Cuba. ..........--.. Cincinnati
IuStice... ....... -...... Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt....... -. DayiS...... .Parktrsbufg
Allinncr ...------. CINCINNATI
Htrqua- .-.....Sleubenvill
Equator. .....---......-. .Matan1uras
STAGE OF THE RIVER. 74ss,, n
Ar WmERLNG-3 feet inches.
Ar PirrsnuRGm-3 feet 3 inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
.H n RAILRoaps COMP q ) ANY ~

NOTICE Is hereby given, to all the toeklodeys pri
in Sate municipal, OF the Hempheld Railroad Com
uy, that tue llinstament of five dollars per share, Is
inquired 10 no paid on or before the 10th day oil January
text. amt he like of five dollars per share monthly
let epter, unit the whole amount is paid.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
NYnahinatn,,- "a -Ii.r o. fs53 ,Irln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
JOE PRINTING .

o,,1ob OaiCe, since our removal to new quart
Va ,.s hen enlarged, and improved ~ the uddi-
CO. # NEW materials. In selecting our materials
10" - mace with the fashions of the day aud the
We a Of the public, ami by adding as we are
Os. D,.n,Iy doipg, new and fashionable styles of
cO''',- ,pr as>ortmcut whenever there is an i'm
PEN. in the art, our Job Office has been ex-
pr iato one If the largest and best in The west
r.. ,,,aloy no pets ms but The Lest workmen, and
.,.,,sclally solicit business men, and all 9TH
s who desire Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads. Bills of
ling. Blank checks. handbills, Steamboat bills,
p,ro5lsts, or any other description of Letter
Press Pdnting, to give us a call. feeling assured
,,,r we can render perfect satisfaction both in the
,a ard pnces of our work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24
GAuTIQN

DIR. MOrses 1rvigqIats ordal has been
by umpIinciped peTspus
In utut all The genuine cordial willhave the propre
tors fac sme pasted the each bottle ami the
following words blown lnthe glass =
CDR. NOISES INyIGoRATING, CORDIAL,
c. H. HING, PRornIEroR, y. y"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-24

DIR. Louis Kel1s,|
HAVING resumed the Practice OF Atedtcine, tenders
IL hSproiessioual services 10 the ctLe1s or w heelg
and vicinity 2sFI-1 : : = .
oFFICE:--Mouroc street, adjoining Washington Hail.
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RRONCHIT,TS

Bronchitis difficulty b. eathng. harsh cough a sir
eHpccuTation, with all other symptoms caused by all
lection the ali tubes Ieaing the Throat TO the un
arc directly and ideally affected by The this
niTablc remedy BE warned in time We afflicted a nd 81
Iloy this valuable remedy. IS y -
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THE subscribers win commerce delivering their very
i superior Ice 10 customers this morning
Orders let with themselves either OF the drivers
will be promptly attended TO-
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NEW oRK. Dec, 81, 1873. ep.n.

Safes OF nIlizcs suitable merchants, banks, jewel
record Offices, steamboats,, fire and teT proof
bank doors, plate private families, etc OIL
hand for sale and made order, at the depot 1902 Pearl
street, 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, hy
fsDt 9-ltY 1ap10 ROFiERT NJ PATRICK