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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

anI By deputation Of the people OF N. princ'ph
ity. 70 either bay annex plsee Il undef tue pr"
lection Of the United States Government oa' ,ne
application was dismissed o. entirely imprschcsoe
one and was even t-eAfed st the time with ridicuie
Since that time no renewal Of negotiations has been
attempted and the noise which hs been made over
such an insignificant circumstance mounts TO the u-
nensiors Of an absurdity. The official announce
uent Of the AOaiepr only needed to perfect the
farce.
A Msrseilles Journal announces that CHS Imperial
" Hshness The Prince Jerome Napoleon Benaparte,
lste of the United States Army now sous-heutenant
in the til French Dragons. embarked at that city
three days ayo 10 sin bis regiment row in the Cri
mes 1t is true that Lieut. Bonaparte hss resigned
bis position in the United States Army, that he has
been ps,uralzed Frenchman, that he hiss accepted
the appointment Of sous lieutenant in the Dragon
service the came grade which he held 81 home and
the. he ia entitled 10 the title Of Prince but be has
not vet been made member of the Imperial Family,
and is IN no way placed in the line of succession TO the
crown, although it is anticipated that after short
period Of service he viii be incorporated into the fam
iIy in that relation The Marseiles journal Is there
fore premature in its announcement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
PERSONA.
calamity.

The Rev. {. II. Chaplin has been in Massachusetts,
during the pas, week, fulfilling some of BIS engage
uept. before lyceums in that State he lectured st
B.oOkhaven last evening.
The Rev. Thomas Whit:enore Of Cambridge had
a slight pSraytic attack on Sunday last, bat his
fIierd. confidently hope he VII recover thefefrom at
an early day.
TIE Hon. S. P. Chase Of Ohio. addressed very
large audience at Gslena, Illinois on the al'' inst
exposing the popular sovereignty humbug Of Cas-
& Co. ard giving Interesting history Of the MARI
ssioz Of tie Hebrsaks bill through the United States
sebste.
70. Pittsburgh pspe-s snoogooa =, is,ia Of Fed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW AND
STAR OF THE WEST.
S2,ooO,0O0 IN GOLD.
DREADFUL MASSACRE.
Twenty-Five Americans Pertshed from Thirst
no r1prxcs OF THE YANKEE BLADE.

The steamship George Law, Lieut.. Fox, L. 5.
n, Commander, arrived at this port yesterday.
She left AspnwAll at 6. o'clock p NJ. on the
18th, in company with the steamer Falson for
Havana.
Sheexperienced succession Of strong northeriy
gales since passing Cuba, with heavy sea.
The George Law brings the California nails OF
Sept. 30 81, Oc2, 6s4 in treasure on freight, and
sos passengers brought down to Panama by the
steamship Sonora which left San Francisco in
company with the Yankee Blade. The latter
vessel had not arrived at Panama up to the time
of the departure of the George Law, from Aspin-
wall, and fears were entertained that an accident
had befallen her.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Fran The Aig Cditfbrrid. SEPT ~
During the pat fortnight business has been very
animated, and Urge amount Of goods nave gooe
into consumption. A more bUOyant feeiing e1nn 10
business circles. than has been noticed ior long
period. With prudence and management IA uede
between tie Atlantic ports and Caiornia ihe voice
Of complaint ns-d not be heard, and when II 70 once
bushed all viii wish il may ever continue 80 FOR so
49, ,;ra bas the old story Of hard times been told,
tbsf rav be considered almost premature TO speak
~ ar irrn,oyeuent lest Il may be deceptive.
IN mars of the State the news is encouraging.
WIZ ,he mines still yield profussy, the agricultural
i;..s end forth their wealth in grain and other
.odncts of the soi. Thu climate lie peculiarly favor
sbIe 10 the farmer inasmuoh lie can definitely de-
lend on the proper kind Of harvest weather. Ever
!;nee the commencement Of the harvest season,
We have been exempt from rain, which gives ample
time for the careful curing and preparation Of fruits
OF the soil H.. market.
Were it not for this exemption from rain there Is
no doubt vast amounts Of grain would perish each
season IS farming is carried in some localities 50
heavily, that long period Of dry weather is neces-
cary 10 insure the collection and preservation Of the
orops II wen known and conceded by parties IA
nilsr with the farming districts that this hs. been
most prolific for all kinds Of produce and that
disesse Of any kind in grain or vegetables is wholly
unknown.
Smut has, 70 certain extent, been found IN wheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Luman B. Trip, the Wing candidate for Treasurer
of westches.er County is requested to state whether
be does o., does not intend to vote for the Wing state
and Assembly tickets Ten words viii safhce, so
that they be spoken soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER &c. 1854

er:cx Lorens, Esq. old and highly respee 'ei ei'-
zen. be Wa one Of the most extensive stss and non
manufacturers in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

The steamer Corte, connected with the Star Of the
West having left San Francisco on the afternoon OF
the 3Oh ult and arrived at San Juan del Sur on the
18th inst.
The steamer Yankee Blade and Sonora, which LEFT
San Francisco in company with the COres, had con-
jointly with her $50 passengers and $1,000 900 specie
on freight.
The Accessory Transit Company's new steamer
Victoria, Capt. Gardiner, arrived at Punta Arenas
on the 18th nst in perfect order, and has proceeded
I'D the river 10 take her place on Lake Nicaragua.
On the night Of the 18th the Star Of the West spoke
bark Martha Clark, from San Jusn del Norte bound
to MOBILIZE portion Of the crew SICK but wished no
assistance.
On Thursday, 10Th inst of Sand Key Light ex-
char ged signals with The ship Windfod Scott bound
sosth.
The Star of the West arrived at Key West on the
afternoon of the 10th for Goals and left the following
morning at o'clock. Since leaving Key West en-
countered heavy and severe gales from Northeast
and North.West compelled to touch at Norfolk for
Goals Left Norfolk at o'clock, A. NJ, Goth.
The ship during the severity OF the weather be-
hayed exceedingly well, and her seaworthiness was
the theme Of admiration among all the passengers.
TIE Isthmus was very healthy and the Transit
route in excellent condition.
The British steamship Peytona had arrived at San
francisco from the Sandwich Islands, being the piO-
reer of new lire, with full cargo and 81 passen-
gers portion of the latter arrived here by the Star
Of the West being the first who ever arrived at this
port travelling the entire distance by steam.
She brought intelligence Of the long missing Arctic
ship Enterprise sent in search Of Sir John Franklin
We are indebted to Z. ii. Mitchell, Esq, Purser
of the George Law, to R. Lord, Purser of the Star
Of the West and to the Expresses OF Adams < Co.
and Wells, Fargo & Co. for California papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

The steamship Star of the West arrived at this
port yesterday.
She arrived at Punta Arenas, on her outward pas
sage on the morning OF the 18th Oct, and left on the
following morning for New-York with $50 passengers
and $500 600 in specie, consigned to Charles Morgan.
The following is the Specie List BY the Star of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

sAxuKL L. JoHSsos was nominated for City Judge
the first formal ballot, having received Il out Of
50 votes.
ETHAN EsTABRooK was nominated for Controller
by reclamation.
THOMAS J. GERALD was nominated for Auditor on
the frst formal ballot.
JoHs S. MaeKAr was nominated for City Treasurer
Oh the first formal ballot.
JoHs TUcKER was nominated for Chief of Police
on the first ballot.
JOIN w. BRAIsTrD was nominated for Collector
Of Taxes for the Eastern District by scclamstion.
The Convention then adjourned after appointing q
Committee to wait upon the candidates.
WlLLIAMSBURGH-
TEMPERANCE CONTENTION meeting Of the
friends of Temperance was held at the Hall Of the
Sons of Temperance in WILLIAMSBURG, on Thursday
evening. 1t was called by the Executive Temper
anco Committee for the purpose Of selecting suitable
men to be supported at the ensuing election Reso'
lutions adopted in favor Of Mr. Clark for Cover
nor, and Mr.. Raymond for Lieutenant Governor
Committees were appointed to select candidates Tor
Assembly City and Ward officers, TO be presented at
a meeting TO be held on Monday evening next
Word Nominations-The third ticket for the -Four
tenth Ward is as follows Aldermen-Caleb PINK
John Linsky. sopervisor-J; ii: Mum. A;sessot-
Commissioner Of EIcise-Jas. II. COggswell Con
stabe--Owen DENIM.
NETWORK STATE.
WING NOMINATIONS
Cayuga-Treasurer, HORACE T. Cook; Justice
CAIEn WIsEoAR; Judge in case Of vacancy FAY
ETTE G. DAY; Superintendent, MORRIS NJ OLMsTED.
Herkimer.-Treasurer, PETER Z. PRIME, Justice,
G. G.. BURROWS.
Onondoea.-Assembly-4. j. V. II. CLARK
SteuJen.-Assembly-l SETH B. COLI.
Svfolk.-Assembly-1 PHILAsDER X JEssIsGs.
XXYth Ditrict-Congress, BENJAMIN PRIsGLE,
re.nominated.
kim District.-Co Congress, JONAS A. HUoHsTos
Of Delaware County.
XVIIIth Dtstrict.-The nomination of Mr.. HoR-
TON for Congress has been mainly Endorsed by the
Wigs Of Montgomery and Schoharie.
SOFT SHE'LL NOMINATIONS
XXVtk District.-CODgress, GEo. II. MIDDLETON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
Important TRUST Sale.


I(YvlrIue " Deed OF Trust 10 me executed, by M
ID Carly rO,rysOn, will offer 70, sale at the GLASS
ITO He II welsburg, on THURSDAY the 10Th day Of Dc
iOber, 1884, the iOl owing plOpeTiyi
very large lot OF M0ilds, Tools, Pots, POtm0ulds
aud other Imp emenls, lot OF grourd PhOiscs two sew
erul lots ., Kings Geek and Zanesvle clay (ground)
LnL uther things aud matcid used IN tho manufacture OF
Glo swSre, Another large lot Of Glassware, consisting
Of ROtes Flasks, JAYS and Walls. udap ed 10 USE
LOT OF I'D iron cord wood. OF lumber boxes, barrels
coal burned sandsones Also horse dny cart aud
harness, ard one gtey horse An Inventory OF allwCh
property, In detail, together with Its appraised value
he In the Clerks Office OF the Brooke County
Court. #f .#.
The sale VIII commence at 10 A. NJ, OF the above men,
tOlod day, and continue lle CATER nom day TO day
until the Whole Of said propertyis sold lies amount
Ing to ten dollars o. less will DO required 10 BIO paid for
before The articles cmOyci hut all sales amounting
to more than ten dOllas will he on credit siXnUn,hS,
the purchaser giving bond and good security secure tic
payment
II may be necessary to- advertise the Glass House for
rent and 10 remark that II, with the furnaces mOulds aud
tools all ~ complete order for Immediate operation,
that sale IN the lump ofthe above mOuds tools pots
clay, &c. may be made,
soPSl3t o W bANGFITT, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
State Fair.


Many Of the newspapers are still in error rs 10
the dayon which our State Fair commenced II
being of,ths highest importance that the public
oil distance particularly. should labor under no
misoonceplion in regard to this matter, we again
repeat th,l Tlssday, ne 3lsi Of October, Is tho
Day which iyBegins-and will continue for four
days. ats
i. The Smpies preparations are being made lorib
and from whalige learn fun all paris Of the
State, our belief Is that It will be one the most
attractive and interesting exhibitions ever held 10
she South There win DO loo, We predict, such
crowd Of people here, as Richmond has never seen
beloVsa-pN immense and overwhelming gathering
Of The iil,ons aud sinew" Of the StOte--of the
''solidmen" Of the OLD Dominion, So II every
bJlyWahts To see every body else, the Fair IS the
place TO come tO-Ond II strangers wish to see an
dssemblags Ofltue ViTsininns they must attend al
so-fJt political conventions, and the like, Is not
the place to fpdthsm, In short, we ore going 10
esa glorious Exhibition, and every citizen in
State ought to be present II he can. Would
JtW6llfog all the railroads to reduce their
hOlfpTloo on the OOOoSiOni We throw out
gssdon, and express The hope thai II may
Nldbon, believing thai the Roads them
,illbsthe gaineTsby ilSas well as the pub
6ieLnoNd Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

SINGULAR ocCURRENcE. al Worcester, Mass,
Tuesday morning, Ms, MorlLa Whlcomb was
lonnd dead in her bed at the house Of her son.in-
law aud by her side was the Iifeless corpse Of het
Rraudehild, sged seven months. Mrs, Whitcorab
kad taken The cBIldi6heT bed ia order 10 assist lis
mother in weaving ~ but ills supposed that she
expired suddenly III The night from heart disease,
with which she bed been some Inns afflicted. Al
the lilns OF hef death opreaTanCes indicated that
he. arm Tell ACROSS tie face Of the infant aud alit
sliaened IN death the child was unable TO exlFi-
cate itself, and was smOiheIed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
no be Sold,

q EYERAL welIocaiel lots convenient to be ni'nitd
- DepOI OF tile HompRrlL RailTuad. IiA PopeI
which is Immediately over the creek, contains over hue
Acres, and would he most desilublc place OI Mile
sold eiihe In the whole or III small lots to suit Tuh.
eTa. Twenty per Ct WILDE taken incask aul the blirs,
H. one and two years. with ipihte rom lhe DAY Of E
Alko, house containing four rooms with Kitchen Md'
good well Vi water. The house, which is or wood Is W
tile alley end or The lOi, most comfort bic dwe'iE
aud tic location Il desirable, as l. within five mngl
walk or thu most business parts OF the city.
Payment will be takei at 90 per O.. and the ba'iRI
one, two and three Yeas. Por mIlhnr inIOrmaiionTfl
10 JOHN DUNNE, Market It,
mY26;6m next door 10 ROlian's maTblsrH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

iugThe ofiol6tIsponel Tie lnIstmsnlS in New
Yosk Coz Inc pest week, shows that there was 4
total Of sI9, Of which a Wsysi from tne ehOlsn,--
Wh1S, thsielOtes there has been 40 ilcEsaseof is
iaths GIdhd toIal over that Of he Pta7iou1 week,
there bee been decrease inths mortality BY ohol-
smof 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

eaUABRoN TO GhEYrowN. -.A dispatch from
..siinglOn says that Il has bseR determined BY
q administration that The nSee Independence,
Captain Martin, now lying in New York haTbbr
nsorly ready 70 sail, shall 90 to San Juan do Mic,
arasua, BY wss6f making decided manifesto.
tiod dsalbit ths British Mosquito protsStoraie.
she viii bsaccomnanisd there BY one steamer at
least, els itlt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

DEArm on Amir RoTAL.--1'he Washington Star,
speaking Of the death Of this somewhat celebrated
aud eccentric PersonOgg, says:
For the last four OF FIVE years she has been out
and about very little, owing 10 her increasing III.
RrmilieS When about, however, her tongue went
nS be(oTe-nlwoys 20 as 10 attract a crowd Oiwon-
leTeTs around leT. Vehement aud violent IN her
anlipathieS, and the expression Of them, she was
equally warm IN her friendship for those who she
favored, though from hsr peculiar way Of manifest
lnp her likings few indeed, cOurted her affection.
ale regards rotllehoul Of ueTdeath she preserved
sllthe peCuliaHleS Of thought, temper aud man
neIs, which at one time rendered her SO famous
lhrOugbouttle lund.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
TRUsTEE,s SALR-

10y virtue o a decd OF Trust executed 10 p,Ar
ID ps JlIeTs, lor tho hereh The Nor NSl.
UT Yigiha, shall proceed, ON NJ Onday tie sb Hsk
ober ItXi at tho front FOOI Of lie Court tone, W
county 10 sell TO tile highest bidder for cash ~ Oho
property OF 80 much iorCO az may be nctes,y,
No, n In t4tli tquLo OF The city OF wGsrlrs ia Sl
Zanes addition thereto, Supposed a. measure Al ~. SoA
on street and IInnllg SaSk l2 frCi also Tie wt,t M
Terms Of Sue- cash. such lille Ony Will Ne rts,,
iaVesled I'M MO by the said deed OF lVsl .sFo"s.H
deed book "a, page SOs, nths CleTSs OSe Of Oh so.
ty,8l IF .1t.r d. LAMB,
SenOM -. - j -------- TTuiht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
New
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
Promlurn DnEuorroOtypos I

~ ADAMS, from Washington, D. O., would re-
" speCtluy inform tile citizens OF Wheeling aud vi
ointy, That he mas opened Gallery in
IloRHBLOOR's NEW BLOCK,
(Rrst foor) Main street, where he has fine light and
every aciiytOr making Frat Cass DIguer sotyPe'. Mr.
Gas i've silver medals aud seven diplomas vii attest al
dinorott Fairs, aud have excited the admiration aud
eonlmendalion Of the Press generally, throughout the
United States. Those interested who would like TO eco
the perfection 10 which the AIT has attained IN Washing
ton aud Eastern cities, Invited 10 call and examine
specimens.
Call aud see the wonderful ..H
6tereosoopio DagueTreotypes,
which rake picture stand out with such holiness and
soldty that you can hardly realize that tits OIL fiat sur
ace,
B"GALLBII BS-HOrnbrooks New Block, Main ST.,
Wheeling, Va, aud Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~
aud 9th streets, Washington, d.. g. sep99
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

r OF No. o. in block 90, nlipmPhsn street, e6HhOE
and runi Ing back 100 TO an alley, This is Ohs Ne
best siutSd lots In the city tor residence and I a.
OF one half or 1t. as may hest suit lie purchaser
POr Information eng ITe atthisO iiee OrOl We BIOS
my9 rr SAUSTM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
EXCELSTORII

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock of Goods ever brought
60 this city Cnn be Sect ne
NO. IS CORNER MONROE AND WATER sTREETs,
wheeling, Yn,
'TH0S. HUGHES begS to assure his p1trOns and the
public generally that the above statement is ii eIaly
truei and TO convince themselves that this IL so, Ii they
will caa his store they win see Tho most beautiful as
sorlment OF superiiuo rse .l
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
CRAvATs, CLOWNS, HAEDKERCnlEPs, no
slRRY AND NOTIONS GENERALLY,
igI N N ec5Is t Sss,rS nv IenS ilSi NV ~ Ir,Si
nation 10 TO st but at the present season the condition OF
the eastern markets Is suc 10 nsue my doing SO, In
Consequence OF prices being considerably reduced. SO
that my lendS may rely upon getting the beat Of bar
gains. only request OF them 10 favor me with call,
aud inspect my very splendid stock
TIL; HUGHES, cor. MonTOe and Water ais.
aanto Vh .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

GJMr, vesPusinn Ellis, the prospective editor Of
the American Orgnn,' KnOw-NOthug paper,
soon 10 be published in Washington city, las adj
dressed letter 10 the editors Of the Washington
Union. The following is on extract;
"The Billingsgute abuse and jusuiticnl msEep.
resent0ton OF our party lave characterized many
labvred essays which have recently appeared in The
Washington Union in relation to the principles Of
our party, and they have created no surprise with
those who understand the true cause Olthe eroiie-
msnt by which your nerves aTe being sIatleTed.-
Few men can look with nhilOSophic eQuanimily
Of temper upon the prospective loss Of political
influence, power, aud gains! But let that point
pass fOT The present."
Mt. 3. we learn has been an active and ener'
getiC member Of the Democratic parly heretofore,
ant formerly represented the county Of Accomac,
in the Virginia Legislature, as a Democrat A
Democrat at the head al the Know Nothing Ma
tiOn,l Organ, does not look much like il is Wing
concern, us The Democratic papers Of this State ore
wont to shy. Furthermore, the Know Nothing
nominee for Mayor Of Baltimore is a Democrat,
and the AmsTiean informs us that two thirds Of
Know Nolhings in that city are Of lie same pulit
icul bias Rich, Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

In pursuance OF Decree made on the 9th Jay Of JGy
1854 la The above named cause, viii SELL on The
Uses TO tbs highest aud best bidder, on Monda tie lab
day nr clober, 1914, Tie tract o. land II The bill 'ld
aLOiningihe State line CUnlRing about Two llundpl
AcEs, more or less, aud beng The sane plOPerIy q
which the Rev. iOhm RTlce ued seized
TERAs OF SALB.-One fourth OF The purchase money 10
be paid cash on the da sale aud the residue al
aud two years, tile purchaser giving bonds with sPprOd
security, bearing interest from day al sale and toe Ute
will be- ctaiued unlIthe whole pnTChaSr mole Is P
il .-U Nm s. wlCKllAM,
ivt4id Sheriff OF Ohio county
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
b HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE 5H9'

THE undersigned oners Tor sale his HUvsR and N,
Market street eaM side, between Mon De I'D nv
streets The TOT "A feel front; with SOOh bIk jSS
ling hVpSe aud out buidlnsS
Il viii BE- scd low aud on accommodating tenn, a.,
POsscssloR sIvehuDy time aIertAe FIRST o. OSlObVr
Ggr kHquire Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

aJ.The Adsusta (Ga.,l Chronicle Of Wednesday
last gives the names Of abCut tblr1y persons who
had died al that place Of yellow fever during The
preceding week. This mortality Is greater than
representedby the Telegraph reports. The deaths
on Friday were 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
Wantad

N" ~. WduUUFI' ||"T- N
A SMART active ROY. No irish need apply. En-
IA 4uire at this Office OF at my Haskell store market
square. r
fens0-1W L., MOONRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
WnntAd.

'ruTanSs, pia5Iara ana LTnlilnrs,
A n the " Olht Savage Iron WOks. To good work
IA men, sobersnd peaeeAble men, regular .emPloymeN
will be given. None other need apply.
Apply TO lie manager at Tie Works sep3c-2w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

a-rThe total number Of deaths BY cholen OF
Pittsburgh up to Saturday last, was $50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

.#H#. PROPOSALS go
NNTILL DO received Till tho It'll Of october for taking
w down the Lancusteran Academy building and for
lhe purchase and ICn oval OF tile materials thereof.
NJ. II. HOUSTON.
SepS0 u. ALOB, ..
81 rs. rATgus CUny1 H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
ADMlNLSTNAI0 R'S SALE

is Shares Wathinetcn Hail O.,
II WILL sell at Public Sale on rLul,J,H HS'oek
j Jane IleXt, Fifteen Shares wH,dNsi6p p,s hdAyot
longing 10 tile estate Of H. Iluss, deceased Ne
est bidder. 4t-s Nhsh
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ml2J JN0, T. HOlSFORD. 3sr,.
August. s-. ,it. t''-.-t. "hSlI q
GSTThis sale is postponed to S'rt 4l o ig@sil
rT-Tlle bovO sulcispO'lpOltd until ii, ls1 'g;la
OclOter, 1874, Cd -a --,| ri.I r.. " wa aJ VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
Fl Fresh Meat Resnmed.

TOHN E0EUKL ER. iniorns his Old iCnls and Gus.
toners that IN accordance with his u lnl CUslOm Ito
his resumed slaueisllng with tile commencement OF tho
cold weather. aud will attend naket, at his Old sldd.
No II aud 49, with mesh NE IT. the very hesl tie IuntTy
a0o Ala, all kinds OF COrnVd beet picked pork,
and smoked Inoals. Oc3.dm
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inflammation oil tho lungs or the membrane called lie
Peura, or from brOnchlul aeellUn or tile ait pI.s'ses III
either case Il is very dangerous indication dnes
The cause OF this syMPlO should be removed atoNe-
3nd nolils eau effect that object SO speedily a"