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~De TYLER'S COmPOuN D-xA
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.

ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS. AND
CONSUMPT TON.
fS1H1S palatable safe, and speedy cure WAS patent
i ed in 1887. ard by its astonishing efficacy and
the Recommendation Of thousands annually e,:rrd
it has gradually spread its reputation over nearly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been eu-
l.rgei witauut additional COST, and such improve
Ilen.s male in its manufacture the progress OF
Ele.iicai science has found to be beneficial.
Sold IL Baltimore by j. BALaifIii, of Bai.i
more and High streets, aud BROWN BROS. Liberty
street; Washington b. PATTERSON & N,IRS; talsx-
andri. By H. PAEL; Gsors eto.u By Mr. CIsSEL: LA
gcrstown by ar. AUGEINRAGIn; Frederick. r. J0hN-
sroN Petersburg, Mr. ROBERTs; Pittsburg. FLEMING
3so5- Cincinnati. B. II. MEiEiNGs; Loti1sile, BELL
ROBINSON, ani by respectable Druggists every
where.
The same competition ear he had in CANDY form
ASK for fysrs Gum Arabic Cough Drops; they act
like charm on troublesome cough, and ciesr the
throat aud voice. Price Of the above, l2, 25, and
so cents.
ian 31--tf
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STAPLE DRY GOODS

AI are now opening the cheapest and most CON-
w plete stock of these goods TO be found in this
city sr elsew here Cash prompt creditdeslers are
respectfully requested not to buy without first cali
ing In our place. They viii be shown throug with
pic&sGre aud great bargains offered TO ensure quick
Saiss. BARNES 4 MITCHELL,
Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th streets
mn
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NEH P-:PEh HANGlH9S
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
PRATT G. HARDE ENBERGH,
AlSUFACTURERs AND IMPORTERS,
No. $50, Broadway, New York.
Aars dd.ci to their WaOtesa business, q

d1cs Nt.ci 20 t5sIr FlOtesl busincSs, a
RETAIL ID ARTMEST.
And are constantly receiving ali the new varieties of
Wall Paper and Decorations,
nom the most emneut manufacturers of EUROPE
which With the best styles of An GRICAN production
tney will be pleased to exhibit to aay and ali who
may call upon them, either with view of purchas-
lug or to zee tae perfection this branch of manuf.e
surers he's obtainai- pEIvArE RESIDENCES, HoTELs
PUBLIC BUiL0IEG5, CHURCHES BaNEING HOUSES, STORES
AND OFFICES In any part uf the country appropriately
Pspsred or Decorated 10 Fresco, iarole, or Weeds
Ia superior .aaa1er, BY the b. = Esrkmen ia the
tfsies Vt reasonable prizes and the work warranted
fsS t5-3m
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THE AMERICAN PICK

VNHiS illustrated comic Weekly hich is published
L in New York every Saturday, has now com
mencsd the third year Of its prosperous existence
II has resrhed larger circulation taan any attsm p
OF the kind ever started in America 1t is flied with
Cuts AM Carcature hken.sses of persons and things
snd these alone worth the sub5cfip ion price
which Il ouiy 5! year, Tor which 50 numbers err.
mailed to any part of the United States.
The new volume commenced with the "Remiai;
eences OF John O. Calhoun, By his Private Sscret4
~. AMI will be continued in the Pi1k until fn he'd
whica 1t Will take nearly year to accomp,isH
When the "Reminiscences are comniste1 thev
will b. reprinted aud Published in book f1rm and
copy ii De sent free OF charge postage to eyery
subscriber to the Pick whose name shall be on cur
mail books.
The Pick las become fsvorite paper throughout
the United states. Besides its weekly designs by
of high character, and will clrfy cheerf,Iluess
TO the goomest 'esi1e- Its hga character renders
It fsvorite ia every family. 1t is emphatically
family paper 1t CONTAINS each week q large ouau-
tty Of Tales. Stories, Aneciotes Scenes and With
csms gathered from life Every article that appears
Ia its columns is entirely original ani it has eins
tered around it OF the best writers in the Uni
ted States
The subscription price to the Pi;k Is cnly sl per
snnum, cash In advanca.
CIuos furnished with the PICK at The following
reduced rates:
Cub Of six cH2;e.-......s5 Cub of 81 cop;esss5
Club of Is copies.........io Club of 42 copies 30
Club OF 20 copiss.....l5 Clab of 80 c,pies.... 35
Club Of q copies-.......30 Club OF 75 c,uiss so
Club OF $50 c,sies. 500
To SECURE tie reductions Offered to clubs the
amount OF payment for each Club must be remittal
ut the same time
Thes2 rates reduce the Price Of the Witta.t Illus
trsted Heesiy published on this Continent. to a
mere r@ctloi- mar e2-fn
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
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Litteton, vol, folio, Sc; Piowden's Reports, vol
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Cases in Chsncery, vol, fli,-so; A Collection OF
Celebrated Trials, vols 4to-s2 Smiths Chancery
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Cooper's Justinian, So; Holt Libel, 81 25 Phil,
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GAMBLING IN GREAT CITIES.

= Would you, when thieves are known abroad,
Bring forth your treasures in The road /?
Would not the fool abet the stealth,
who rashly thus exposed his wealth
Yet this You do, whene'er you play
Among the gentlemen Of prev"
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CANFIELD. BROTHER 4 co

20 Ed0in,ore street, corner Of Charles, BlttEors
4 RE daily opening NEW GOODS suc! as WATCH
N ES, JEwELRY, BRONzGs, CLOCKS, VASES
CHIN ORNAMENTS, MUSIC BOXES, fine OH
PAINTINGS, London and Paris pERFUMERY. gen.
uine COLOGNE, COLTS REVOLVING Pistols.
together with great variety OF FANCY GOODS
which are offered on accommodating terms.
feb 20-tf
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MATHEMAriCAL INSTRUMENTS Mrs AN

MI ATHEMATiCAL INSTRUMENTS Mrs. An
S1 DERSoS has just received a supply of Math-
eusucd instruments, of Parisian and swiSs manu-.
,ss' OF thssb"st quality, sets in clsss, and de-
'Ssn-d-curves, squares, scales, rules &c.
- water COlOrs aud artists material. Studies in
Drawing aud Painting
ing
Bristol Boards and DR. iwing Paper -%
Stationery Store, between llth and 18th ste.
mar H-tf
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IN DIAN DOCTOR a..

INDIAN DOCTOR.
i r. q. SPENCER
Offers bis Professional services to the citizens OF Bal
timore. Can cure al; kinds of Cancers-taka them
out without pain, or the use Of apy knife. lie can
cure all kinds Of Fits and Spasms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any other ailnent the human family are subject to-
He stop Bleeding from the Lungs Nose, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. He was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Iniian Doctor who was among the
wild Indians thirteen years
A9- He can be found n. Mr.. Backley's Boarding
uouse, corner Pratt and Charles street, Baltimore,
Md. Eisr If
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"A. kNABs. II. GAEHLL ED. Brfrs
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
~ KNABE, GAEHLE 4 CO., manufactur-
VS tssrs, Nos. 4, 5, $, 9, and IL, Eutaw street,
Baltimore K. Il g. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FEAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for dura abty
decaey of touch, briancy Of tone they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryand Institute in lS4S and ISi9 they have recsved
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts AZ
So of our first class Professors and Ameteurs in the
c,ty who have highly recommended them.
~ PIANOS HIR1D. % lily.
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GEORGE D. SMITH.

RICHARD Il. SMITH. GEORGE D. SMITH.
* ID. SMITH s. CO, Manufacturers and
VI. Dealers in ALCOHOL. CAMpHENE. ETHE-
RIAL OIL &c. No. 81 s. CALVERT STREET, op-
posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Md. :.
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

dNVS END UbIC.
.zEk@ The undersigned desires to 81.
&xEEN3 call the attention of purcha- ssE2Sa
sers to his stock of PIANOS, W
Y Vconssting Of 6, 61l2, 81, and HT
7-octsves, with or without metallic frames. These
pianos remarkable for great power Of tope from
the lowest to the highest notes. with an elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand and received As publish.
cd. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS Il. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
oo 1Q-lv.
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR.
THE subscribers, formerly Of Washington. have
i teksn the STEAM CANDY MANUFACFOaY
AND FRUIT STORE Of Wm. Lanahsn, No. IFS.
Pratt street, east OF U. s. Hotel, High.
street, Baltimore. for the purpose of conducting
above business in all its branches Dealers will
always fad large aud extensive stock hard, at
the tOc"st prices o,is packe in goot order at the
shortest notice. Buyers are requested TO Civ
call before purchasing.
msr Elm IcKOWN = BURNSIDE.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES

SesS.eG The undersigned calls the attention ol
Ns40urchas rs to his stock of New aud Se
como haui CARRIAGES, which be is prepared to
sci! on aecammo iatinS terms.
~ Repairing done at tic Shcrtes. possible no
Ice, and in the best manner.
r. T. CUTTINGS,
Corner of EutaW I'D German sts,
Baltimore, Nd
u. B.-I have purchased the right to m1aufac
ture Carriages with Hubbard's improved Paieut
Springs. Persons are requested to call and exam
inc this great improvement. RTG
fah 16-ym
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
For Warren OuSeS.

fH5, The greatest Wheels ever invented
tsAETk5S for hosting fast and easy with little
i &al labor, having put many hundred ia
Il | rYiAtbe largest warehouses in Baltimore,
III ~ Washington, Alexandria, and Rich
ttESAIIl mond, and nave given general satis-
U@flIA W faction. Persons Will save the ex-
pense in a suort time to say nothing of the safety
MS goods subjec to ia being hosted three or four
stories above his head. Write 10 me
JAMES BATES,
Corner Of Stiles and President streets Bali.
Iron Foundry aud Manufactory of Hosting
jan 2i-6m WLee,s
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zerman'. C.iebrated Tooth Wash.

'INHlS delicious srLicie combines 30 many meritort
Il Gus qualities that it has now become u stand.
ARD faTorte with the citizens OF New York, Phila-
dephia enI Baltimore Dentists prescribe it in their
Practice most successfully, and from every source
The most fatteriag laudstiOns are awarded it.
Indamsd and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
settet by its Use; its action upsu them Is very mid
soothing and elective 1t cleanses the teeth so
thoroughly that they maie 20 rya! pearl In the
shltsn-ss, and diffuses through the aouth such a
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered sx
quistsly sweet It dsinfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and, q consequence,
when these removed the teeth must always re-
main sound
Prepared only by FRANCIS ZEHNAs, Druggist, Phil
sasiphia, and sold by w. III. GILMAN, Wsshin 5ton,
sad by ali Druggists at only twenty-five cents bot
ts fab I-2m
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HOSIERY, GLOVES. &c.

M have large snd full stock of the above kind
w OF Goods, which will be sold very cheap
YEKBi, TEDBS s YERSY,
Curier Of 1 th street and Penna. avenue
mar It-dlm
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CASH FOR NEGR0ES

Cash FOB NEGROES.
NI wish to purchase Immediately large num-
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
0rlslns market for which We viii pay ths highest
c,ih prices. All persons having Slaves for sae will
fnd il TO their advantage by calling on us, at our
Office No. Il Camden street. Baltimore, Md, former
ly occupied by j. j. Donovan. Liberal commissie
paid for information. AL communications prompt
ly attended to.
ian 2I-1v ]. II. WILSON G. H. DUKE.
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Space w.l not permit 70 nanss hasndTeds Of others
e Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt Thomas CAaot, Robert
Gaait, James Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism.
John psrvsil, j. A. 6rifin, John Luxe, Rev. w.
Eskriigs, U s. ", aud thousands othsrs cure1 Of
Dyspepsia, 5crofula, Cough Liver Conplsints Bron-
chitis, St. Vitus Dance, &c. We rsIer you to your
own citIens Call ON them.
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FROM THE HOUSE OF VIZ. T. MCDONALD,
102 Nassau Street, corner Of Ann.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

MEETING OF THE IRoNINIANUFACTURE
AT a meeting of the undersigned. representing
all the firms engagcdip the Rolling Mill and Nail
ing Business in the citytof Wheeling, December
q, 1858, t7yg 's1'.fE
GEORGE HARDMAS was aprointedClIalF;nnn' ana
AANoN KELLY Secretary.
On motion, ii was unanimously Resolved That
however much we moy deprecate the necessity Oh
stopping Mills, as an Immediate injury to our
selves and all parties dependent On, or connected
with themr yet we are firmly determined to adhere
10 the measure, believing that the ultimate sue
cess Of the Iron Business in this city depends upon
our present action.
Ii is, therefore, further Resolved, That we will
never consent 10 give more than So 25 per ton for
boiling whilst our competitors at other points OBJ
tain the same work for IS 90. a-a.,y -.-s.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be sigmed by oil the firms present ond Publshedin
the newspapers Of the city. sr=E....#-. e
I'D 70 NORTON, ACHEsoN & CO., -. /. =
Belmont Iron Works.
JILL NELL Virginia Iron Works.
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON & CO.,
........- Missouri Iron Works.
GILL, HARDMAN " STEPHENS,
.s Crescent Iron Works.
BAILEY, WOODWARD & CO..
LIN Belle Iron Works.
DRAKLEY, SWEENEY & CO.,
Washington Iron Works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

4 New YEAR has lawned. The papers groan
I'm melancholy illusions on the death of the
s 5he. lis obituary las already been written in
housand forms. We leave the dead past 10
lafy its dead. We have to deal with the tOi"g-
20 look upon the, bright side of every scene in
great drama. and we therefore wish all our
rs.rdhs HAIRY New YEAR.
ST iaac Newton, who numbered every star, died
while Winding up his watch. That little piece
n f hanism continued 10 perform IFS task when
che mighty mind W hich regulated for the last time
iis live power was no more part of this world,
So e who survive the dead year, though feeling
i1- powerful impulse given by those who have
gone before them, and dwelling with sorrow on
tl which has melted into the darkness of the
have still active, earnest, laborious duties IL
neil irn amid the present things around them. We
most net for the present and the future-the past
f. ir7strievabie. Let us so act that we may wish
10 rieve nothing. Again, TO all our friends q
10y New YEAR!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

ltARMISo INcENDIARIsM-ATTEMPr TO FIRE THE
III DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY About hall
"A eleven O'Clock on Saturday night, flames
re uiscovered issuing from the carpenter shop oil
l6cLER & PORTER, east side of Market street, be.
veeu Union and Monroe. Our efficient frelnen
enc promptly on the ground, Tut their operations
re erippIed by something which ought never 10
4 allowed to occur in the CtY--the freezing OF the
IL Mugs. With but one attachment the Shl p
vas entirely consumed with quantity OF lumber
ools. &C., before the 6lemen could stay the flames.
The fire was right in the midst OF the lumber yard
n Mr.. ALEX. ]. PASxELL, and adjoining the Office
2hich he occupies os Surveyor and Inspector
of customs for this district. The office was on
-e, and one side Of it much burned, though not 10
3 destruction of the books and papers "nhIn'
one nil. of lumber was considerably burnt. He
vas fully insured.
About four hours afterwards a O'Clock sunday
pornine) the buildings adjoining the jail, occupied
Jointly by Mr.. GEO. MENDEL asa furniture manu-
factory, and Mr.. WM. HAMILTON as carpenter
sbop, were enyeloped III flames, and entirely con-
sumed. with large quantity of valuable turni-
ture and materials for buildings, engine, tu1n-
ing lathes, and other machinery. One OF these
buildings was formerly known as the old "WheeI-
Ing Institute" At one time the greatest constsr
nation prevailed in the neighborhood of the FIRE,
and as The flames approached the jail the cries OF
the prisoners in the cells were long and loud. By
orlef OF Mayor BKApr, those nearest the burning
buildings were removed into another room and
placed under guard. By the rigorous eXertlons oil
our gallant fremeu, the fire was subdued without
burning other buildings than those of MeSsFs. Men
die & Hamilton. Nothing is now left OF these
Buildings But mass of blackeHed ruins and worth
las walls. Their loss is estimated at sS'OoO OF
SO, only 81, 900 of which is covered by 'nsu
rance in the Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance
Company.
These fires, in connection with others o, la.e
of like character, leave not the remotest douo'
that they were the work of incendiarles' anu re-
veal most alarming condition of affairs IN our
midSt-ths existence OF band of atrocious scouh'
drelslng in wait to IRE the property Of
and sgainst whom we have not sufficient protection
We almost shrink from making any suggestion to
nerease the expenses of the city, but Il nign.
tch is the only means Of psoteetion against
5slnrmjY, - .predatops, we think the sooner
we Tie peter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

WASHINGTON HALL.-To-night the grand l,oIi-
hay musical entertainments will be given at Wash.
ngtOn Hall by DumbbIton's unrivalled Me;rOpoli-
an Serenaders. This troupe embraces some of the
best Ethiopian performers Of the age, who have
drawn crowded houses both in this country and
Europe The inimitaLle Cool WmIrE is one of the
company, and would of himself he an attraction
sufficient 10 crowd house TO witness his mirth
provoking iests and burlesques. Their pro-
sramme 10 the night is rich aud varied, being COM
posed aIu st entirely of new pieces.
Washington Hall is the place for amusement
tonight. Go early, or you'll not get seat.
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yIRGINIA-Ohio Gil cult court. November Q, 1855.
Henry Sharp and John Hughs
Return NJ. Hill and others,

rGis cause cSp on tn heard upon the process, &C.
the court olh adudge order decree that
- e IseTred 10 one OF the Commissioners OF ts
This circuit 10 and account of the es
STe oi the Murine, deeeasedI which has come
ntn tS hands OF JOIN Murine his administrator or
Lich has come the hands OF other rson by the
orOr o! said administer, and Tor ms use, Charging Sau
mins with all assets which have come TO shands
or 10 Inc any other for his use ard credit
nistation. And the said COmmi sSloner shall also slate
81 husband or his said wife, in the personal estate
NJ said deceased the real estate OF which the said
on Murine died seized, and the location quantity val
ne and annual rents and the interest thereto which
call return NJ Hill as husband of lis said wife is emit
fic and also 10 and report all specific liens up
o said said Hill said realty aud personality
and their several proTtics 80 - l., an. :.
notice OF the gwen by advertisement publish
81 tnr pur successive weeks in some newspaper printed
in the city OF Wheeling said commissioner is ordele
TO report, &C., o,,,o ,oD,,,r, ,,
caldwell -- ueoz"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

~ bank IN FAIRMoNr.-Mr. Raymond the
native from ). a1ion county, has introduced
tou of inquiry, looking to the establish
1T a new branch bank at Fairmont, with a
,apitsl Of not less than one hundred thousand
oliar, The Fnirmont Republican says "thiS
do 6ent is not designed i'll any way 10 effect the
Il Bank, but is for the purpose OF miro
more banking capital among us-it having
untl that at least $3.50, 900 could be profit
b safely used in banking at this point
81 object in the movement is this: the
! ~ of all the old banks ofthe Commonwealth
in 1857. and it is generally thought they
se re. chartered this winter II so, it will lie
i seasler to procure an act authorizing one of
hk 10 establish branch here, at the time they
n q chartered, than at any future iims."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02
"Heigh hol away we go 80
A.Tidin' ON the snOw.O!

R WEATHER AND RIv R.-on Saturday the
essIher was intensely cOld-the coolest. We think.
q leason. The river continues at good nav
Cd atage, but the total Instructions between
hit Pittsburgh precludes the possibility of nav
gs Above this point, and the forbidting condl-
tiOE the elements restIuins our river men from
starting for below. Navigation is, therefore. al-
most entirely suspended. The navigation of the
streetsby sle:ghs the principal featute in this
inc on Saturday.
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This came on TO be heard upon process and re-
And il is theTeupon by the court adidsed, ordered and
decreed that be referred 10 one OF the sstes
OF this court ascertain and report to me
Court The amount OF specific liens, and their
prioiities on the half s OF ground IN the bl men
lam Gree and their several pT1es and their relative
priotes spec c liens also to nscsTtan anu ep9t
"a in The bill meniioed aso the amount oil the pur'
re- maid for said south half OF said Lot at the
date Of tLe filing OF the compainants BILL and II any has
been paid by yvhom and much has been pad before
md how nuc after OF the filing OF SAID Dill But
before taking such accounts tho said Sha
five notice O tue place or taking the same oy aa
Se nent uubshed for mouth in some newspaper
printed in the city OF wheeing"4 ,.,o 1op,Nc
\ copy-Teste: ALoNNo hO"l t ,,.rx
ECalIWelI1 ..-. % SlSlA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-02

Tue funeral of Mr.. WILLIAM BRAND, aged IS
years, was largely attended yesterday. by the work
men in TIE employ of Sweeney & Son, glass mall
ufactures of the First Ward. The entire works
were stopped, and the la:ge number of men en-
ployed id md shout them, attended the funeral.-
lfr. BrutsI was formerly foreman of the Glass
ForksI1lit has been sick with consumption for
|severs lonths. An interesting and highly affect
ing d was delivered on the occasion, by the
Re.y III Battelle, at the First Ward NJ. E. Church