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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
COMMITTEES Room, !

AsHlNGToN, April 24th, '54
To At Hon. II. C. Dodge and G. ".
Jones GENTLEMEN:-Youi communi-
ca,ionoi the 22d inst, has just been re-
ceivee-you call my attention to certain
extrads which you quote from circular
le.,sr addressed by James w. Grimes =
to Nc people of Iowa-connec,ed with
the Cuberna,orial election OF that State.
TIe emarks OF Mr.. g., so far as they
are pplicable TO myself are wholly
wijhut foundation. here notice one
ofIilem as a sample of the others. Mr..
g. avs: IL abhor the sentiment an.
nouced by Senator Bu.ler--thas Iowa
wptd be more prosperous with the in,
suhiion Of slavery than with her indus.
irins and patriotic German population. y
| hye never said anything which could
athorize such remark! and | think
tlts it will be seen that this gentleman
hh INDUCED more in the license Of at
tsu,ion than disposition TO consul, the
if,hful s,a,emen; Of fact-I presume
Unjust presume) sha. he never read my
Irmarks made iE the Senate, upon the
|oly occasion on which Ispoke of Iowa
Ii connection with the institution ol
|,avery. II would seem that Mr.. g.,
ad found il more convenient to rely on
sumption than to consult accurate in.
formation. The remark TO which | al
Jude will be found on the 6.h page of my
speech delivered the 25,n of Feb, Last
and is as follows:
"Some Of my friends had supposed
that. in playful reMark which made
l assimulated the Germans
coming from Bremen and other ports oi
Germany to the black men, and regarded
them as equal. Ny intention was sx'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
MEDICAL NOTICE.

A. d. WOOD. A. HAWKINS.
WE would respectfully inform the
w Inhabitants of Ouumwa and Vi
cinity that Wood and Hawkins have
formed a copnr,nershlp in the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery, and are prepared
10 attend all calls in the line of their
profession.
Punctual attendance and reasonable
charges.
One or both may be found at their
office. or nj their residences when not
nbsen, on business. DIR. Hawkins resi-
dehce-,hree doors ives, of the County
"rreasurer's office on Main Street.
WOOD d wilkins.
November 24lh 1853
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

RAGs.-Rags are small things and not
worth much in small quantities; but they
are increasing in price. as paper.lnaker
take delight in telling printers. House
wives who have an eye to economy will
find themselves proftably employed, if
they gather their waste cotton and linen
rags for the paper maker. There are
heaps of them thrown away. In the
present demand for them this can hardly
be afforded. Save your rags for the
paper. maker.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

LABOR is HONORABLE "A man drop
ped shilling III the car. As the floor
was covered with straw, it vas no small
job to find it again. The seats were no,
crowded, so i, troubled no one for him
to hunt for it. At it he went. You
would have blusheG to look for a shilling
in The slraw-he did not, but he looked
in vain. Passengers soon began to
smile. One said, .let it go, it is no,
worth the hunt" "Bu, i. is the interest
of dollar for two years." said another.
He could have for it the use of twenty
five for a month";" said third. "Pshaw,"
said fourth, ''it would buy a scant
lunch; h;"-~or only one drink of brandy"
said the red faced man in the corner
at would buy yellow covered novel; -
sighed pale lad; ",wo loayes of bread
for the starving children" said latter
ed. wizened mother of haggard boy,
who in his hunger thought how many
fire crackers il would buy him.
"i'll mai give i. up yet" said the
seeker, "l'vc nothing TO do on board, and
! might ms well be looking for it as moi.
II is the price of an hours hard. sweat,
ING work. | struck for an advance o.
as much last month. and into the
straw he plunged again. Labor is hon
orable. We thought the more of him
for the search. but the moneyed man al
our elbow. who was thinking of the shil
ling he shrewdly got out of the same
grocer not over honorably an hour ago,
turned up his nose. and mul,ered as he
pulled the strap, "ra,her small business,
~. Y. Times.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

W Frantic and passionate happiness,
in which We lose our own selves, will al
so darken the "Reminiscences OF these we
love. But when you are fully conscious
aud very tranquil, your mind is open
to peculiar sympathy dead friendships
and loves rise into life again.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

TRANSITIONS OF DEcAY. have often
observed that the more proudly man
sion has been tenanted, in tine day of
It's prosperity, the humber are its inhab
itanss in the day OF its decline, and tha,
the palace of the king, commonly ends
in being the nesting place of the beg
gar.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
Esclry.R. Rgcndershota,
II TTOR ~ II .A.T l. "A NJ

, oTTUMWA, IOWA.
:" Ill. attend to business in tbs Courts
w Of all the counties in Southern
Iowa, and in the Supreme Court at Iowa,
City
~ Persons wishing TO purchase or rent
land or town property. are Informed that
he has the agency and management OF
much good property both in Town and
Country.
March, 10th, lS54.--ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
JNo. d. DEvIN.
I. JAS. d. DEVlN
j. & j. Devin,

ATTOR RNEYS AT LAW,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
:" ILL practice in the Courts Of Wap-
w clio, Jefferson. Van Buren,, Davis,
Appanoose, Monroe, Lucas, Marion and
Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of long residence
in the valley they win give particular at
,ention to Securing and collecting Claims,
sale of Warrants. Entries of land on
time, buying and Selling Real Estate, Set
Element of Titles, payment of Taxes &c.
February 10th 1854.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

gCo.ton growing has been success-
fully tried in Australia. One planter re-
ports profit of over go for the pro-
duct of five acres.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
Botanic Physician.
DR.. r. Ri SII,

DIR. E. RU S Ii.
HNENDERS his services to citizens OF
Ottumwa and vicinity. Office one
door north of the Recorders Office, Main
street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
March Sd, lS53-tf.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
ID T. N Tt S II,

HAVlNG permanently located in this
Ii place offers his services to the citi-
zens of town nnd vicinity. All work war
fanted. Ladies waited on at their resi-
dences if desired. Teeth inserted from one
TO an entire set, either by means of springs
or atmospheric pressure. He may be found
at the Union Hotel" on the lst Monday
in each month.
= Dec 18th, '53.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

The SEASON IN ENGLAND Tho
weather in April was as cold in Eng
land as in this part of our own coun-
try.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

,. a. Mc'cLINTIcK. J. r. CAMERON.
THE undersigned having formed CO
D. partnership for the practice of Medi.
cine and Surgery. tender their professional
services to the citizens of Dahlonega and
vicinity. Office adjoining the residence OF
DR.. McClintick, where they may be found
at all times unless absent ON business.
McCLlNTICK & CAMERON.
Dahlonega, Dec. 18th, '53-6ms
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
J. L. TAYLOR
J. WILLIAMSON
Taylor & Williamson,

IO-PARTNERS in the practice of Med
" icinc. Office and Residences on 2nd
street.
s,Ottumwa, Jan. 5th. "a.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15
Business Cards.
Friendship Division, No. SO.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

M EETS every Monday evening at their
Nl Hall on Main street, at 6a o'clock,
p. M. Brethren of other Divisions, who
are in good standing are invited to attend,
JOHN MYERS, Jr., w. p.
A NUDGE, r. S.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-15

Hon. A. G.. DoDaE and G. w. JONES.
Now why did they no, address their
note to the Representatives. from Geor-
gia? Were they not in attendance upon
Congress, aud could no. an answer be
as easily procured from them as from the
Senators of ,ha, State! We're they not
assembled every day under the same
roof! Dothe Senators from Iowa ignore
the existence Of House of Represen
,a,ives! ls their position SO exalted that
they could not address the Representa-.
tives wi,hou, diminishing their dignity!
Or did they know that a response from
them would be altogether different in its
character from the rely of the Sena.
tors. lmade no statement in relation tc
the Senators from Georgia, but ! did
charge that Representative from Geor.
gia expressed the opinion before stated.
l now reiiera.e the charge. The opin-
ion was expressed by the Hon. Alexan-
der H. Stephens, Of Georgia, in the pres
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
BEDINIIM RosroM.

BosroN, Feb. 1.-Bedni arrived in the civ YES.
terday IN cog, and stopped al the house of Bishop
Fitzpatrick, on Federal street. The German pom.
ulation heard Of his arrival and secretly prepared
10 burn him in effigy. About midnight, 500 per
sons, principally Gelmans,i assembled ON tie com.
mon, when huge effigy oil Bedni, crowned with
Cardinals hat, and clothed in scarlet and purple,
as brought by dozen men. 1t was speedily uf-
fixed to one Of the ide boards on the a.ee elm,
ma hre applied, ring formed. and burnt amidst
tile shouts and cheers of the crowd. The straw
had been saturated with alcohol and made great
blaze. ~ ~ TIE On, n 'F5 - -
- The crowd then proceeded 10 the residence OF
Bishop Fitzpatrick, where the Nuncio was saluted
logna," DC. The crowd subsequently dispersed
without any. Interference of tie police. Its u n
derstood that Bedinileavesto day on the Niagara
for Liverpool rs s4-g.' frlr ''7'SSf =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

This care on to be heard upon the process, Co.
the decree that
tt ne referred to the Master Commission eTs OF this
his circuits TO take and state the
late of the SAID John Mune deceased, which has come
into ts hands OF join ston Murine his or
which has come into the hands or any othe
wit all assets which have TO hsans
or TO the hands OF other his credit
And the sail isaoneF stll also state
an account OF the share said Return Hill
husba nd his said to The personal estate
OF said deeeased and also tho real estate Of which said
John Murine died seized and tile location quantity val
e and annual rents thereof and the interest thereto which
sail Return 81. I'M, husband OF Is said wife Is emit
tied and also to repor: all specific liens nm
on said interest OF said Hill III said and sonalty
and their several priorIlies. i ..gf{ s5f ~ - .
notice OF the TO be by advertisement publish.
ed for fur successive weeks In newspaper printed
in the city OF Wheeling and said Commissioner ordeI
80 ~ ! py.--.3Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, clerk
III CALDWELL dec23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

THE LECTURE on'Tuesday, evening at Washing
ION Hall, by the Rev. ALExANDEn CAMPBELL, was
atendedlby the largest audience which has greeted
any of the course delivered this Winter. This
Eminent Lecturer was listened TO with profound at
rntton, and fully sustained his high character as
logician and effective speaker. 1sl.H le,
Horace GREELEY. of the New York Tribune.
will deliver the next lecture of the regular
at Washington Hall, on to- morrow evening.
Subject-''Reforms and Refurmers."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
DIED.


.sss H. 81 DIED. aaa~ - ,7sg5
IN the city Of New York The sls ult twenty!
FIRST yes s q his age CHARLES W EoFF. soro Dir.
The deceased was at the time of his eatha student
Columbia College, New York His love of literary pur.
SUITS aided bya vigorous active Intellect had
for him high position scholar; and the amabiy of
his disposition combined with purity OF character
propriety Of Department rarely exhibited in one of his
years, wonio hin the esteem and affection PROBES.
sors and students of the college. ,s>-si.:.- 81 U1
Our beloved young friend calle upon yield up his
liC far from home and his kindred but the eye OF his
Heavenly Father him. and friends
near. to alleviate his suerinss anto encourage
and comfort his spirit. it from Time into Eter
nifty. tu5 5lsallI uj.5l, ,frsass sf I,.,-.s,sl M,
His acted and family oonsoled by the con.
vieon, that the corrupibe bodies those who sleep in
Jesus shall be changed and made like his own glori
Gus body 10 gsa7'7'b seer 9ff ~ 'a al., e7 n1 3
"Rlessed the dead WHO die in the LORD; evcn SO
saith tie Spirit for they from their labors s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

The EXAMINATIONS at The Fetna'e Seminary YES.
Eerday was attended bS throng of gratifed spec.
satoEs. The successful. operation OF tus institu.
tion under the iudiciousl management of Mrs.
FHoNFsoS. is subject of graduation on the pari
pf our citizens generally. The examination will
be concluded to day a->t ~ 3-"a' s.--,s. 10 !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

ARRAY AND PRonABLEa MrnDEn.-we learn
bot quarrel originated few days ago. in Cadil,
pho. between two neighbors-Haisby and Dent
esPecins the privilege oftying clcthes.li to
Pc fence between their lots. The parties met on
aturday night last, in bad feeling, and Harshy as
Ilabted by Dent-mortally it is said. ~ .'s!l.al
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coNxisstosrR,s oSSrcR,
9 December god. 1858. !

The parties Interested OF tho forego ng de-
the nh day of February 1854 my Once in the city Of
Wheeling, the time and place, when and where will
And do the before OF all
such papeTsS vouchers and may
sary to Inc proper taking OF said secoult. IS, !,
: lsss * IS -, GIBSON IT, ,C;IfA INNER, g{t J
does, a ~ q Naster cenrnss ioner IN ehaneery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

AccrDESr.-A little son of Mr.. John ]. Yarnall,
the Sprigg House, was Frustrated and 9consider-
ply, though not dangerously injured by horse in
buggy rapidly driven along Main street Such
pid driving in the city is very reprehensible. ::
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DESTRuCTIYE FIRE.

MONTREAL. Feb. 1.-The Parliament House nd
buildings at Quebec were entirely destroyed by FIRE
this morning. The fire originated from the fur
mace. The buildings were insured for 100000.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

CrNctNNar', Feb. "l.-River has fallen 6 feet
Weather warm and pleasant .tgrss..a...a,.
PrrrsRuRcu, PeL. 1.-River5 ftet 10 inches ant
falling. ,s " ea Their clear and mild 3'-
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BosroN. Feb. 1.-The steamer hns sailed and
Bed'nis name is not on tie list Of passengers. l,
is doubtfulif lie be in the city. 49, 05'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

WHEELING ASp LoUrsvluLE.-The receipts of
Eight at Louisville from Wheeling are now mu Oh
rgef than those fnm any other port, as appears
Dm the manifests in the louisville pspers. ~, Il.
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MARRIED.

at Hanging Rock Hampshire county, Va, on the eve
ing "f the aoth January, by Rev. W. H. Foot, MORGAN
L. OFT, of Wheeling and Miss VIRGINIA. VANCE,
eldest daughter OF Col. cHAs RLuE. N - 3z3s.9s5
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BOOKS by EXPRESS ~ "a ialte
GCoTTiS Rihla. vols; Ferns. for Fanny,s Lit.
- tie Friends; Mr. Chi the anfior
ed editioHt Home book OF the Petpresqpe; Wild Scenes
md Song BiIas supply lust iyel and sale BY
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W Wi lam cree ss and others In. elaneer'

cause came on 70 be upon the process and re.
turn thereon, C. g;3 .4yrsa.- - n ,..- IS,
i'AnI is theTcupon by aduLsed, ordered and
decIeed that this cause be referred OF the Master
court to ascertain and report the
court the amount oil specific ens and their
prolities the two half Lots ground in the bill
liam Gree and their several pr and their relative
to the speei lies also TO and renor
81 nthe bill aud also the amount OF the
chase money paid said south hall OF said Lot
date OF the filing Of the eomplaipant's bill, and il any has
been paid. by whom and how much has been paid before
and how much alter the dale OF the filing OF said bill hut
before taking such accounts, the said shall
give notice OF tue time place OF taking the by
vertlsenent published for month in newspaper
printed in tho cityo Wheeling. z .5a,.,s;..i lus
lGalawel1/ 5-5fl,. 4gs r. III; X X :, clerk
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NEW YORK MARKED

NEW YORK MARKET. .al u gs'5
Nav Yonk. Feb l-Flour, State IS, Sass, o6;
Ohio S9a9, 25; Southern 9,00a25-easer. Corn,
mixed goal OO; better. Whisky, prison 2si cts,
easier. .oi '.gg.u, ,0Las 3fo..u5 !tsra.lqs5 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02

Observation-Disclosures - to record, as we do
p-day III our obituary column. the death at an in
PitutiOn of leor1ning IN New York, of young and
rOnis.ng Of Or. ions Eopr Of :lis city. :, "
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cINc1NNArIN lARKEr

s CrNciNNATr, Feb. Flour quiet, at SO. 90
Whisky oeclined TO 234cts. PROVISIONS steady
Bulksides and shoulders 5n6c. Prime Dbl lard 81
Clover seed 1918. ai-aat54a ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-Wm.T.M Needs,

BooIlbindersN RInn1k book Manufactured.
No. 248 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
ouLD RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the pub
wv lc in eenera that they have bought the Establish
ment lately known James 81 Ewings Bookbinde yand
ia1 y, ,h Az ae am
periodicals, in not to be surpas
anu oy nly establishment IN the contry. ns8. igd
Constantly on hand ali assortment or blank books
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DR. GordonGHarris,

"A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE. 2 = 'I "A
nFFlCE-RaltimorcL Lock lnfrmary, No, 81 south Gay
street opposite the Exchange Buildngs, Baltimore.
practical experience OF over 90 years enables DR.. n. p
70 insure sotnd and speedy In class Dis
eases which hay too long yielded byregular nhys
70 tue ands OF Quackery Heny be consulted
.hden.tally, either In person or by letter.
Persons at distance cured ut home by addressing
lettor 10 Dr. aaIis Baltimore, NJ d. communal
remedies sent by mail any part ofthe u S.
See advertisement m fourth page '5.69 apr4-fy
Foreign ExchnnSe, nroreisn ExchnnYe.
DERSoNS wishing TO remit oney 70 England leland
i or Scotland, in amounts fromE upwards find a
safe, quick and chcu medium thu ougli 1i l9 %. NJ
tsaPsrsf EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO.,
L9I--a Atsl A'isGphI fttH N.PIGMAN Atent 10 81
net3tE glje4s54I rlTgdf7dssn II M Clure House.
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7HIGELY IndPoRTAN5

TELSoN'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing E1utd
the yet disco ycred Tor savns
labor end EXPENSE m washing Clothing anu H6tse Clean.
wher and soiler Than than il hlessled tho
sStisy herself onthat point BY piet Or
or .I,I lLSsnta Tie Fluid ~
dilute gall9ns % to iS'r apfpt Of fluid
The chhese wa hlpg Fluid Is worth 81 the
single sxpehee which will enough Tor large
washing viii Oh be done
and sold BY the substTiber who lbs lhtn9
ypaI'aassa tAs for ohis sSpREs ron
OfAueq - No. 26s Union ST.. wierns. Va
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IEAUT'FUL WEATHER. Yesterday was as bright
balmy as Maystlay. Every body seemed to
fOy the blessings of such delightful weather. q
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5lt ia EE CommIEsroSrRs oTY1cE, !
81 qi zt aszba pecembei r22d, 1883 ,isi55 F.

Eraties interested the matters OF the foregoing
decree are hereby that have appointed Tuesday
the 18th February 1884, at Office in the eityoi Wheel
ing as the time anil place, when and where
totae the account directed by the And do
require the production before oln papeTs books
vouchers ndproots may be prorerts
king AZ said account y 81 BSoN sLEdGRANME R. =
dc22 Muster
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LLnersons at the retail
IA store OF Acc 1allens Knox, win eatf
delay and make the same; sons hav
against the House will the same
TO- ~ 3 8. q LLESsiSs KNOX
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VALUABLE Let FoR SALE.-We invite atteu,io,
70 the advertisement sem. ola very valuable lot of
fered for sale by Mr.JAs.Y. ParrERsox.
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VlRGINIA:-ohio circuit court, November Still, 1853:
'+7a John Aiken, \ HsHiTsf-


decree for account-A bstract: ~
This cause came TO be heard the process and
turn thereon, &c. IL L III RlE5I ~ u
And tereuron the court doth adiudge, order, and
cree thatlt be referred to one OF The Master commission
ers othis court TO take and state
Al estate OF John Murine. deceased which has Into
the hands OF Johnston Murine his which
has come into the hands Of other by the order
OF said administration, and for his charging said adj
hands, to the hands any other person his
crediting him with all made in due
an account OF the distribuye share OF said William H.
Dorsey husband his said we In the personal
John Murine died seized aud the loeaon quantity.
aud Annual rents aud the interest theTeto,
which said William H Dorsey husband of his fes
entitled and also TO ascertain and report all spec liens
Sonalty.s i 81 l--a4Ls n. - e = IN;
But before taking said accounts. the Master shall
cause notice ofthe be Civ pub
lfshed for four weeks in print
ed In the city OF Wheeling Ana said
dered 10 report, &C.,, ..s L. ,F - 80
CcaIwelll p .-ls95 5.eF -. N -, 80 - clerk :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
ore me, this o6th day OF June, 1876.
AZ II. MICKLR, Mayor
cAumoN.s

Dr.. MoEsI's INvIGoR CoHDEII as been counter
feied by some ullprfncirtea Re, sons, s.as 5lt %
HI future all the geMuin have the rtetos
sime pasted tho cork OF each bottle, the FOL
lowing blown in the glass ai5a 20 500 e
s'pR. MoRSE's INyIGoRATING CORDIAL, t-fts2 sl!g
gTp9 c.H. RING, PROPRIETOR, II. "
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iTVoGN oARRSl arc now receiving 600 boses Of
IL pdee 10 HEIR former stock
renders their assartment very general and 81
the western world rtenaTiy requested
local and eaalnigs oir stock q dees
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Tobacco! Tobacoo!! Topaooo!!I

wv would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer-
aud Groeers to OUT very large and general
Giles rs legitimaley belong to regular NJ T5l :, y
yIfiWho1eEnie Tobacco H ouse.t, = M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-02
RfVER llIPORTs

CINCINNATI.-PerA rubio.-S H Stout6 Co
100 bbls alcohol; Dorsey, Howard & Knox. Il
bbls do; Pryor, Clark & Go. Is rolls roofing pa
pei; McAfes Bros. 500 Kegs lard; 'CoPlan q KEYS
Per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Clark d. Co. los hhds
bacon, IS bbls lard. mn Ea-5I ~