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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-31

ICORICE, &c.-The subscriber has in
~ store and daily expecting
% q Cases ~ and J" Licorcs Paste.
10 do uF En
ii do Ottoman
do Vegnattelh Stieks
$50 lbs. Prime Tonqua Beans
40 Ounces Otto of Roses.
Ploughs, Feed Cutters, &c, for sale by
JOHN A. ROBINSON
my 16-dts corner (,arv ana W ~,
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VIRGINIA FAMILY BAG ON-<Just
received small lot of very superior family
Hams Also, Bragg'sinew Flour, in half barrels fol-
jy 26 Ed w TOMpKJNS
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CHARLES w. SNOW, SHIP BROKER
~ AND Commission MERCHANT, I'd door from the
corner of Goth and Water SITS on the Deck.
Attends, particularly to the sale of Eastern Lime
Plaster Hay, James River Hydraulic Cement &c
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RRESS GOODS VERY CHEAP
II We are selling Plaid Striped and Brocsds Silla
Rich Hernanis Silk TissueE, Bersges Summer De
Laipes, Lawns aud Ginghams. very low, many Of
them beo1 cost u close siock Of dress Goods
before the 18th Of Auunst.
~ a No. III Earle 6Quars.
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NOTICE no LADTES-W.

have in store lot of Ladies' Morocco and
Kid SLIPS. as good can be made by any body, any
where or at any price, which we bought recently in
this city at auction sale of old shoe establish
ment, which will sell at the unusual low price of
81 per pair which is less than such Shoes be Of
fsredat when bought regularly by at least 53s per
cent
Ladies should not fail to avail themselves OF this
rare opportunity to procure bargain. Call ut the
Ladies' Saloon, IS Main ct.
jyT WHITE PAGE.
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10Y no THE PUBLTC.-Those

10Y TO THE PUBLIC.-ThOse wish
- ing the good things of life, will call and try
glass of A. A. GEORGES CO.'S never failing stream
Of cool Mineral and Soda Water, and few of their
much admired by the smoking public.
Also, q supply of Flnts Diarrhea Mixture which
hiss been so highly recommended by those who have
used 1t. lie 20l A. A. GEORGE l. CO.
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DEV. DIR. DUFF AND KIRWAN.-
HI An Address delivered berore the General Az
sembly Of the Free Church Of Scotland at Ednbsrs;
on the 18th day of My, 1854 by the Rev DR.. DIM
full and interesting account ofthis trip 10 gwen
Also Bedini and DR.. Dun contracted. BY kirwan-
f2tc. Just published. For sale pyx,o@.cro,,.r.
jy % JAP. MOODoO1oL
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my 16-dti

GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING
North large stock of Materials am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
any kind of metal in the best msnner at reasonable
prices, and with despatch
have now secured the services of a number of az
ceilent workmen in the various branches of my busi-
Mesa and therefore solicit orders from ali who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
WIZ hnd Il to then advantage to give cali at my
and Cary.
ia I-h CHARTGQ TAN1TFv
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.--All persons
Ia having cisims against the estate of James Boz
sher deceased are requested to present them, pro-
perry authenticated and those indebted to make pay
nent without delay.
- LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
iyl l-ts Executor of lanes Boeher. dec,d.
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SEAMSTRESS AND HOUSE-MAID

y FOR GALE--One of the likeliest girls 10 ViIgi-
MIA, about II years old. She b > superior Home
Servant and Lsdy'sMaid, .expsrt with tho needle
good washer, and. eonsiderins nor ase, vsfy
good cook.
fox that reason desires 10 SELL She may Be sesn 1t
Mr. Bacon Taigs. ~ Ae-St
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GUNNER DRESS GOODS Ar 1;osi-

~kSot q UT MAN "a (sf1
Three doors below Purcell, Lsdd 4 CO...
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ABORERS WANTED--Ten miles
rod Apply TO CfRIJH KRU8
u 51-as On the vorks
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BANKERS SCALES, 30 Gold Mi
Dne,s, ma Bankeu Scales and Wsighfs for Cnins,
Bullion, &c Bankers Cases. with Lcesa for ole b.
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cA FOR SALE-An elegant, dou-
BILE seat, shifting top CARRIAGE, made
by one of the best makers In New York 1t has only
been used for very short time. and is offered for
sale below cost as the owner has no farther use for
il. Apply to BENNETT BEERS,
Nv "a l25 Main st.
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NEW YORK MARKET

D. New YoRk, JAM 27.-Four, State 9,25a9 81
OHIO 9,25; Southern 9,25a50; market opened vel
ny much improved; the improved tone reported in
our last has been lost in consequence OF private
adyces, and the limits of ORDERS being below cur.
tent quotations. Wheat, holders demand an nd.
vance butt is not generally conceded spurcla.
,sers; sales yesterday of Pennsylvania anu Mich,-
ganat 800, Sou'he 2s45 being tile highest price
ever obtained in this market. Corn, mixed ITO
prices advanced lunder,the influence of steamers
news. Mess pork l53; prime 13, better Mes.
beef 1S4a3, firm. Lard IN bbls 104, better. Lin
seed 80. advanced &c. lion S39a40, nnsettled.-
Rio coffee IL, dull. N o Sugar a. Molasses 2s
quiet. s' 50 ~ l'7iSis ss65lisi'
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D. LAMB.

2 'rHEsASSuLAR'E cLrrsE of the sun 10 ia Ike place
on the 26th of May next is beginning to excite
remarks from the Press. This eclipse will be the
largest that has been seen nthe United States for
a number OF years past. it first appeared on the
End ofJuly, 1912, andsince thenit has returned
thirty one times. toccure,l in April in May
1918, and in May 1886. and i'll return AGAIN in
June 9Th, S72. and on August 18th 1898, which
will be lis last recurrence, anl which event We do
not expect 10 live to see, by any means, Many
now living remember, and often speak OF, the
datk day aoflS06, when the stars shone as at
mid night, the feathered tribe went TO roost, and
the goodIy dsnizens Of Baltimore lt their lamps
and prosecuted their several ayocations by arsifi-
cial light. We had thought that the great eclipse
of the United States, but it appears we had been
led into error. Could not some, of our old cit-
Gems give US description of that "dark day?pP.
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PoLITlCAL MOVEMENTS.

WAsn,NeroN.-The New York democratic dele
gates held meeting lastnight sud decided 10 OPP
pose the Nebraska Till. Tie Softs 10 man voted
10 opposethe BILL, and several Hards also. The
Ohio democlstic members of the House also he Id a
meeting this afternoon, and it rumored that they
decided unanmouslyto vote against the Nebraska
BILL 1t is said thattthe Administration heard OF
the my citing last night, and advised the speech Of
Gov. Smith, which was delivered in Committee OF
the Whole to-day. ,,5a%betS9 sNs0A ~
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coRHserlos.--7-1n the Council proceedings pub
lished yesterday, Mr.. Lambwas made to say he
had voted for all who had applied for license. In
the hurry Of preparing the proceedings for puLlica
ton we rerret that the remarks made by seine
otter member, we've attributed 10 him. and give
place with pleasure TO his correction Of the ,rrcr:
Mn. Eplroh.-My remarks iu the Council las,
evening on Mr.. Wilson'S resolution, are entirely
mis-reported in your paper. You represent me rs
stating that had heretofore voted forg giving IL
cense to oil who applied. l said nothing OF the
kind Inever vots Il ndscrimate.y FOL all licenses.
beg leave to say that never in regard 10 IL
cense OF anything else, acted upon the principal
you represent meas assigning for my votes. i am
not conscious Of having said anything about s.def-
erence tothe will Of the people.'' lido not often
preach on that text.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr.

3 CiNorNsArI, Jan. 27.-Flour 6,75a6, 80, quiet,
parties awaiting steamers news. Provisions quiet
but firm. Bulk sdes and shoulders 4ta54 Gus
Mess Pork 123. Prime Dbl LARD 8. Sales o.
%. Glover seed active $50 now held higher
Whisky 22Ac. SIP s!iils4 - If
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RIVER ANN wEATHER.

P.1rspuReu, Jan. a7.-River I feet inches
and falling.
c,Se,SsArr, Jan. 27.-River fallen "a Inches
Weather clear and cool. @ ..t s{a5..9la.sf
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y DIR . GordoneHarris.

=. -. = A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Lock Infrmary, No. 81 south Gay
W street. opposite The rxcnangc buildings, Baltimore.
practical OF over 90 years enables DIR. II.
eases toolng beem by regular Plysi-
fNns Inc lans OF 9uackery Henay be consulted
luenl ALLY, ieither In person or by letter. -
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter 70 Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md. communications
RENE dies sent by mail to any part ofthe u s.
see ENLIGHTENMENT on fourth page. w apr4-fy
= EofeiSn Exchange, koreigl Exchnn.c.
pERSoNS wishing to remit rOney England Ireland
~ or Scotland In amounts fromG upwards can find
safe, Quick and cheap medium through ~ ..siF
81 Jfit0sl - aEDyv.iRDS SANFORD & co. ~
iFi1s 5t.s5i 4}J 5'sn2 tl', a. N.PIGhAN, Agent
nel3ti.t- .IsiLi.Ils sii sfCIure House.
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1 = y - -
home Offices that they will insure all classes of
freight in all conditions of navigation, and on ali
classes of Goats quarter per cent, we must
be allowed toqueson the safeaess of insur,pp r.
such Offices SItis@ell known that the dangers of
navigation, above Wheeling ore much. create, Than
below, and we therefore assume that the In,urr..
ance Companies of Pittsburgh guard their own
interests sufficiently 10 make their rates larger Than
those of Wheeling. T5ss,5.e- ~ ~ W., ~
We have answered. and. we believe. RENTED
every point which the Journal presents 10 prove
the advantages tosbe gained by shipping at Pitts
Ourgh. The .0utthen ofhs arguments that Pitts.
burgh being the largest port therefore the BEST
and That ire;ghts must necessarily be higher Mt
Wheeling than Pittsburgh because n -.sbrace, of
oonts, or siagle arrival and single de nartu1..
cay represents our. commerce with all the river
region below Suniish and PaIkersburgp 1--WE o,,o,e.
ms language Hrecisely).a We wllltgive him sontes
'acs IN regard TO this "bEace" of boats aud then
Sew hat represents our commerce. s4az n -
wheeling is port Of entry where fo:ty steam
eEs' many OF them the TARGET aud finest ON The
western winters, are enroilled Their aggregate
tonnage IS 10. 600 tons. The nearest port ofen,,v
oelowis Cinrinnat and the enrollmenls at w heel.
ing include all boas owned between the two poiu,s
nall ma way between Wheeling and Cincinnati. and
hat way between Wheeling and Pittsburgh. and
OF course includes those owned along The Big Ka
nawha and Muskingum rivers. We only mention
this TO show the capacities of our port, en in es-
t'mating the number of arrivals, these 40 steamers
are entiFelydadepepdeut of the immense number.
OF arrivals of boats enrolled at Cincinnati, Louis.
VILE, and all nth-nporis below Gallpolis. ,o
w, We will now give something OF the .meagre re-
celpts and shipments of freight at our wharf, and
in doing so deem it but fair 10 present facts that
exist while wewrite or that have transpired since
the appearance, of the articles question in tie
Journal. We call particular attention 10 the So
called Pittsburgh packets, and the boats bound for
Pittsburgh in the following list. and which tile
Journal claims are alt0dys loaded for Pittsburgh
alone. Look and see whether they have notleft
the principal part OF their cargo at our wharf:
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s Ia conclusions we,would merely say that it is
unnecessary for the Pttsburghers TO manifest such
deep solietuie for The interests Of Eastern mer-
chants They have alreody3 determined 10 send
their freight by way of Wheeling, and the tangi-
be evidences of their determination crowd our
steamers, our Depot and our Wharf. If anything
were wanting 10 fix firmly :his determination, it
would be founl in the recent disgraceful me. ting
held at Pittsburgh, headed by the Mayor, to sym
pathize with aud aid and abet the riotous rutians
in their deeds of vandalism at Erie Let our East
ern friends think of Ibis. and they will contine to
act as they are now acting. s.- aa,sl.
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OdSGu W -
awe, must taket the pains toexplode this.''1iH He
takes the loOest possible received at Pitts
burgh and represents it as The Average. We
thought it bnt fair 10 take te average rate, inclu-
ding all conditons, but since he las nerpetrated
little Trick to take advantage fus, we now state
upon the Sey best authority, that risks on caFgoes
10 Cincinnati will be taken here by our oldest and
best Insurance Companies, suchla the %iEktiSe
F,nE AND NJ kisE, the wEsTta Il, the PRoFEcrlo>
IxsunAxcE GoHrAs of Hartford, responsible com
NAMES of over twenty years' standng.at one guar
ter of one per cent, and We are even assured by a
gentleman extensively engaged in business that he
can ret a cargo of nails and iron insured at one
fifth Of one per cent. Be TINS as ii may, we know
that our companies are constant taking RISKS al,
one quarter per cent, that the ed Tor o. the
Journal vii again have TO reverse his table or pay
from his own pocket the SO which he sgrees to
sane merchants If they insure at Pittsburgh.
We do not profess to be as well informed as to
the rates of insurance at Pittsburgh as the editor
IF the Journal, but we do know that insurance IS
business whichaeguiates itself according to the
risks Incurred, ndtle'responsibility OF companies
II he will produce us guarantee from his best
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HIGHLY IIPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
In the greatest yet FOR vine
labor end expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
Linens and Coitons washed by fins Fluid viii
whittier and soer Than tiHn IL heached onthe grass
WsEE.NTkp not to iliilre the fabric. Every lady
or Lnenin The Fluid, full atrengtl 81 which
VII clearly show that Il must be palely harmless wien
dilute with gallons OF water laf pint OF uid.
The Chinese washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single siXpence which will huy enough Tor atarge family
washing, which can be done in 6Or 3 hours. ~ Ia
Manufactured and sold by subsctiber, who
las 81 ELLoR,
sHuge NO 81. uRtonSt.. whreting. Va.
s,pAIFgHi r DOM. S3.ll q ss55I-7I- -
TParer,s saloon, Market street. third Atcry. Open
II from10 to 70 O'Clock and from to 4. Ia =
TPortrats painted, and instruction given In Painting
and design. nov16 r. HANNA.
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VIRGIN1A-ohioo circuit court, NOVEMBER o. 1856
henry Slar, and Ohm Hngis
Return, NJ. Hin and others.

Decree ior aceuuat-AbStfactsE
This cause can on To be heard upon the process &c.
the court doth aud decree that
Il ne one of the Master ssiorers OF this
This circuit 10 take and state personal es
late OF the SAID JOHN Murine, deceased, which has come
which come into The hands person. by the
orl!oTo said administer and for his use, charging said
all assets which have 10 hslanIs
or to tho hands Other for his use
ing him " III all disbursements made in due course OF al
mnstration. And the said commissioner shall nlsostne
all account Of the dStI1butive share said Return NJ Hill
hsha nd Ct his said WIFE, in aad tte personal
OF said deceased and ass the real cstte which the
john died selzcd and the location
ue and annual rents he hieh
sail Return N. HUI, as husband OF lis said wife is emit
tied and also TO asce tain and report specific liens I'M
said interest Of said Hin said and
aud heirseveTal prioriIies. ,-5. J. a -. = -
hutbeFoTe taking said accounts said Master shall
notice Of the same to be given, by advertisement publish
eor four successive eckssn Newspaper printed
in tho city Of Wheeling andsad commissioner is order
~, \ eopy-Tcste: AIoSzo LoRiNG, clerk
.giH ase- - ~ COMMISSIONER oFyIcE, 4.ri. ar
aF 4 December 92ds 1884, h |-4rn
.ttlis=s,s7s1 stns. NOTICE. ttsIH aaa.ss.f gipS
The parties interested in the matters de.
hereby notified, that have appointed Tuesday
the nth day OF February, ISL nj Once in the city OF
Wheeling, the time and rlatc, when and viii
proceed to take the account directed by tho
And do hereby require the production before - of all
such papers, hooks and proofs as may be
sary to The proper taking OF said account. a ~,
= GIBSON j.. tiRANMER, a.
dc.3 Master commissions In chancery
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u = -----
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF. TOBACCO.
embracing fifteen different brands 5'H and 3d. Pound
Jumps from 10 to d cents, Including p. Gfayely b. f.
Grayey Hoandsi tine F. Beehive, Tho, nton Thomas
Jones and Hudsons, Snottsmnn's, rhorn's Ewpio and
others Absolute Old Dtndem OF vi mia Twist; Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripe; the California Cold liar etc etc
AS we ly engaged in the tobacco trade, hay.
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and thu being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF te Atlantic
Cities and having laid in previous to The adj.
vance, we feel confident that offer such induce.
lneiis as no otler NOISE BETTER but e any
equal, either east west. We therefore ask the
chants OF Ohio Pennsylvania and vi gina to give
We also keep constantly on hand hea Wy and gceTa
stock OF superior nrortcd Segnrs Also SrsI
isI, Half Spanish ami common Scgars. Scotch Snu,
bladdes; also int b packs Matches, Pipas OF varioL
kinds Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't h 10 r.I
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARRtS SEQ
saug23 Ia .ls. = . al. r 49, - SI7Main7 sfieet
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Tobacco Tobacco! Tobacco! i! !!

NM would most respectful call the attention OF Mers
shnis and Groeers TO our very large and general
Stock Iopacco Cigars, Snuff, ETC., and other ati.
eles us leGltImately belois a regular :
- - Wholesale Tobacco Mouse. ,tf.t
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COMMISSIONERS OrEIGE,
b mn $3.50

December o2d, 1855. . .ssli.
NoTicE-The PARTIES Interested the matters of the
Tuesday The eth day OF February, 1854, at my office
The city Of Wheeling as the time and PLACE, when and
where win proceed 10 take he account directed by tile
said decree; And do require the production before me,
Of all books, vouchers and proofs may
necessary the p, opcT taking OF said accounts
GIBSON l. CRANMES
deces ~ n Master commits soncr in Chlncery
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In addition to this. we are advised by telegraph.
that the Union Line Steamer yIRorS1A will be
here from Louisville this morning, or before we
go TO press, perhaps, with 500 tons for This port
alone thus giving us. without the aid of the Park
ersOuFgh, Marietta, Evansville, snnfsh, and Kan
awha packets. which the Journal says, with one
other arrival a day; Represents the whole com.
merce Of Wheeling" forty -sepen hundred tons of
freight in three Digs! .a..s.as.
Forthe. correctness Of these figures we refer to
1he mani ests OF the boats above named and the
manifests of the Ba timorea and Ohio Railroad.
And we may as,,well here present. as 0corrobo-
ratire evidence. the manifest taken from the books
at the Depot, of the shipments for three consecu-
tive days. Here it is: va ''
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Delicate females children will frd this great bless.
ing A tins restored thousands 10 Ieulth
H9mpons Vegetable 1T7lcuTe.-CaII and get PAMPHLETS
sas, With the history OF the discovery of wo!e Iul
blood PURIFIER and certificates ef citizens or
rheumatism dyspepsa, ScrOfua. Lvcr general
weakness and nervousness, etc, at.tsEr' ~ ~
n+51For sale by r. FI.LOGAN & Co., Wheeling, Gere-
raj agents. WIN. K. MCKEE, 9th ward aud by Druggists
generally
r. G5-S0id byMoRT1MER d MOWBRAY, $40 Balti-
street, baltimore; and SOL broadway, eyv York5
Price 81 per bottle. s.sft 8Tiy22dayv1v jant6
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~ II N oG1 s. SON las - NJ =. n0'h
Attorneys at law q land Agents,
>. Marshall @. H., Va, MoundspiLe, r. o.,
nv LII practice in Ohio shall aud Wetzei countless
Paticular attention viii he given TO collections and
ap2I-1yltetw 'Ss@S
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~ p l.-t %, SBALT1NoRE, Feb. o, 1852
Mssrs Mortimer d II is with real
pleasure that AM able healing
curative powers OF Dr. Hanpton's Vegetable Tnctue.-
Some time during las. Move mbcr taken nth very
bad and serious cough was advised 10 Liver
Oil, aud did so, but getting better. induced TO
try TiMctureI got bottle, aud had taken
1t ais my cough lett Permit also state that for
HE last 10 years have suffered very RLeua
tsm aud Vertigo confming AZ times my bed. am
fully convinced that owe good lie The
use of the Tiiicturc. and kind Providence.
+ You are my friends liberty use this as you may
think III oper, and believe me, +
Yours. very respectfully, G. DUNAN.
MIL can he any time the Mayors Office.
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BOOKS BY. EXPRESS g ssa.s.
GcoTT,s Bible vols; Little Ferns. for Fanpy,s Lit
y tic Friends; aIr Children. by the
ed edition: Home book OF the Picthresqne; wild Scenes
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
deco .lf fsA.f y ~ sllNn 81 Mnnrne strent
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Yours, respectfully. J. CURTAIN HAY

Cure Of Coughs, Vertigo, of Ii ven.
cradle DR. liuans OF tile city Batmol
KNOWN and who's testimony adds much triumph
llanpton's Vegetable Tlcture:s lai+ay.fs
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Ha.ts hHatslIEHat

B .HoF THE LATEST EA LII FASHION,
Fare now tanuiactuing Hats the latest fall -
ard the public Hats that cannot besurpasscd nG&
our liz ssss fl1oagh
nshed a. rices as con.
feent yaretieso Felt mems youths, and chill.
drensias Also lafse assortment Of Frieds' Hats.
laens aud youths tttotT Silk Plush Caps OF
tic latest THOSE 5obaining good arti.
Gle IN Iie, Cap will assuretly consult
both aud, economy asirg the spIe,td new
Hat and. Tap store, M 1873, doors north of r Sci
sepI2 .4t8 .alfsssss sls b W. W. JIMiSON
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+ GAkRErI"S PHlLADELPHIA SNUFF.
IN HBL:;. host Scotch, in baLIers; q. +.
~ p boxes IN packs, just received and for sale by
N "
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VlRG INlA.-Ohin circuit court, November 20 1888:
7-' ~. 10 ,'4ie5 David Kennedy,

THEFarties Interested in the matters If the oregnibs
DE nj Febrnaf 1884, my olIee in lie civ Of Wheel
ing as The time and place when and where will proceed
reqlre the production before such papers
vouchers and proofs may he necessary he a
king az said account. GIBSON l., GRANAI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-28

FRESH supply OF Cherry Ripe Tobacco just receiv-
deco - 80 LOGAN, CARR & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-28

20 @SNotice.13 - re
LLnersons indebted TO are notified that
IA their accounts Will be ieve cd them oror before
thc commencement Of tie New Year hose having &c.
counts against US wknlease esen Them settlement
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300 nAss Prime Uoilse Jus, rec'a aad