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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
From the Belleyille Gll.J Aly., Aug. %.
4 Gu, ions StoLc.

We are informed by Mr. Martin Andcr-
son, al old and highly respectable citizen Of
this county, that a gentleman named Utley,
living Oh Sugar creek, Clinton county, Iii
nois, has in his possession mad stonc,"
said TO have the power Of curing the bit. or
mad dogs, by simply applying it to tho
wound. \ few weeks since a little giil, who
was severely bitten by n dog that exhibited
unmistakablc symptoms of hydrophohia,
was taken to Mr.. uucys for the purpose cf
receiving treatment The stone was applied
to the wound, and, strange fact, it seemed to
| adhere tightly, almost burying itself in th.
flesh, and after remaining in this position for
a short time, gradually released its hold and
fell oIl,-having absorbed, as is said the po..
son The stone was then placed in vain
milk and water, aud suffered to remain until
it was ready for another application. This
was repeated until the stone refused to ad.
, here, when the patient was pronounced Gu
rcd
\ boy also, who was very slightly marked
/ by the teeth Of another dog, was taken TO
the same place, for = similar purpose. The
stone in this instance, however, would have
no perceivablc effect. The boy, too, retur-
. ned cured,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

Boyle Roche was the droll of the Irish
House Of Commons. Indignant at receiving
small bottles from his wine merchant, he
took occasion TO suggest to Parliament that,
by law. "every quart bottle should hold
quart" One of his invitations to an Irish
noblcman was samusingly equiyocal. "lhopc,
any lord, If ever you come within n mile OF
my house, that yon'll stay there al night
Nor was his rcbulic to his shoemaker, when
he had the gout, whiting in natural humor.
SOB, you're precious blockhcad TO do di.
rcctly the reverse of what desired you. !
t1ld you to make ono ofmy shoes larger than
the other, aud, instead of that, you have
made ono Of them 'na'ier fhan the other, the
very opposite"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

aud admits a member into any Council in the
State.
\ NEw pREss--lIr. Stephen Brown Of
this city, has invented useful and very in.
gcnious printing press for the printing OF 4
different colors simultaneously. We went
to his room the other day and examined n
neatly constructed model OF his press, which
isindscd perfect beauty to look at aud a
curiosity to see in operation. The mixing
apparatus and the general principles of The
machine are so arranged that four colors
can bc printed at one Impression, at The rate
oiabout 800 impressions in IN hour.
And not only can different lines and let.
tcrs be printed in various hues, but so per.
feet is the invention that one letter may bo
printed in two, three or four colors or prin.
cd in one color and shaded with another, all
with the some impression.
!tscons,ruction is very simple, there be.
ing less Of complication about il than we
lind in other large printing presses now in
use.
Mr.. Brown is practical printer and has
spent consil rablo time and labor in getting
up this new press. He intends to make ap.
plication for apatent Immediately. Tha, his
labor aud ingenuity will be rewarded as they
deserve to be, we have no doubt.
His Invention will, "take," being one
much TO be desired by printers. Syac&e
J5F.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16
DANIEL LEAHY,
Rs0t 4 Shoe Manufacturer,

On UdJisoa street, aorN oJ' Gt0ter G tooEs
aCo Block,
ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 his numerous
IL customers, and the public generally, tor the
liberia patronage he has shiihertorccciyed-haH
lately enlarged his store, Is determined bv punc-
uaiity H htilue qii orders, and by using the best
ui materials and Workmanship, to inertia coninu
uncc of the slInr.
Always on hand, large assortment Of ladies',
misses and chdrens' boots, shoes, aud CATERS,
OF the newest styles, and made TO ORDER.
Repairing done as usual. May 2O-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-16

This card is carried in the pocket book
aud admits a member into any Council in the
/
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

.-.. WASiIINGToS, FeD. s, 1854.
SENArE-Mr. Chase concluded his speech thus:
'if the compton, Sc of 1850, which uffirnS and con
tnueS the Missouri compromise, is 10 be set aside,
then away with all compromises, away with all
compacts between north aud south, and let US re-
tuin 10 the. ancient policy of combining slavery tc
It's limits within the States, guaranteeing that
slavery shall exist in any territory oil The u S.
Should aay man be deprived 81 his life, liberty or
property without due course of law. He quoted
from PInckEey prophetic picture Of the destiny
OF this country, to be diverted only by strict ad-
herenc to plighted faith and honor. He then eIo-
quently appealed 10 all 10 stand by the solemn
compact anu piIghted faith Of 1902.
The great crow present continued in attention
| until the speech was closed.
Mr.. Badger moved that when the Senate adj
journ, it be until Monday.
Mr.. Mason-I hope mol.
Mr.. DouglaSS-We can get though with the
| bill To. morrow.
The question was then taken and lost-yeas 10,
nays 55.
Mr.. Dixon got the hoor and the Senole adjourned
| until Saturday
WAsuiNGroN, Feb. An session to day the Ne
braSka bill was taken up.
Mr.. Dixen having the floor, spoke III favor of the
ill, and coniended for the justice OF the provis-
ion which repealed the Missouri compromise, and
opened the territory alike 10 all clizens of the
Just determinations against slave holders as 10
his right 10 carry his property into the territory and
that vast majority OF people from all sections oil
the country we'll as the committee who report
ed the bill. believed the prohibition Of the Missouri
compromise was wrong and inconsistent with the
principles OF the compromise of 1850, aud ought
| 20 be iepealed. lilo. ...t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
Return NJ. Hill and others

-Uccrcc Tor acCUunt-A bst act
This tn be heard upon the process, &C.
he court oth adudge order and decree
tt e!erred to OF tho Master Commissioners of this
This circuit TO take and state
late OF the aid John Murine, deceased, which come
into the hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator
Which has come nO the hands any other person. by
oTIoI d: said administer aud FOR his said
administrator with all assets which ha 10 lsllands
the hands U other for his credit
Ing him III all dish easements made in tlus course ad-
minstration And the said commissioner II
account oil the dlstrbutive said Return Hill
husband CT his said wife, in aud personal estate
OF said deceased ami also the real estate OF which said
John Murine died seized, and the location quantity,
AMI annual rents thereof, and he interest which
said Return NJ. i hls band OF is said wife is ent-
tied and tain rrpor. specific up
said interest of said Hill sand realty personality
md their several priorItics.
before taking said accounts said Master shall cause
notice OF the be gwen by advertisement publish.
four successive weeks in newspaper printed
the city Wheeling said commissioner is ordc ed
TO report, &c.'' . ~ $780,.
/ lCaldwel] deca3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

MEssRs. PENDLEroN & BRoruEr.-The carl If
this excellent and popular firm continues TO occu
~ place in our columns; and we again take
pleasure in commenting them 10 the confidence
and favor of Western dealers in Tobacco, Flour
and Produce generally. We have the best author
iy for saying that all business entrusted 10 this
finn will be attended 10 with promptness, fidelity,
anJ to the profit of consigners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06


RIVER MArTERs.-The rlver here yesterday was
at stage of feet inches.
The Keystone State, Pittsburgh boat, came
down on Saturday with only 40 tons of fre eht and
received about $50 tons at our wharf, for ST.
Louis.
We have seen letter from the commander of q
boat which has been lying at Pittsburgh for several
days. stating ;ha: after making long and despe
rate effort for "Trip" She has been unsuccessful
aud lnquiring what we can do for her at our port
Come along, we guess we can load you, and have
plenty left for ''few mere of the same sort.''
BY the way, "those fleets of steamers" which
The Journal tells us about, which ale always at his
wharf loading for all the Western and Southern
ports. are becoming ssmall by degrees, and beauti
fully lessH'
The Union Line packet Baltimore left on Satur.
day for Louisville with a fair load.
Destruction OF STEAMERS At ST. LOUIS BY THE
IcE--Dspatches from ST. Louis state that the
steamers Garden City, Asia, Excelsior and ST Agnes
sunk and destroyed by the breaking up of the
ice at that point
This is the only intimation we have, later than
that by mail, OF the condition of the Mississippi
river, from which we infer that the ice has broken.
The Pittsburgh Journal says the Garden City
sured as follows, Western Office ST. co. Citizens
$1,000, and Delaware Mutual $1,000. She was
owned by Capt. H. Price.
River IMPORTS
CINCINNATl-Per steamer CheUoit.-DorSey,
Howard & Knox, % sacks flax; w. NJ. Berryhill,
l lot furniture; ]. C. Harbour, L lot do; G. w.
Anderson, 2 pkgS mdSe; Forsyihs & Hopkins 1853
tres hams, l6 hhls do; NJ Crawley, 10 bbIs coal;
]. II. Stout & Co, so do alcohol; Amman, Magui.e
& Co, 25 hxS soap, do candles; NJ. Reilly, 8 lids
sugar, 40 bbIS moIaSSes; H. K List & Co, &c hhLS
sugar, IL trc rice, 249 bills molasSeS; S. G. Baker
Il Co. It's bbs molasSes; Warfield & AtkiSon 100
bblS do. W."
LOUIcVILLE.-Per steamer BGLtimore.-For
SythS & Hopkins 1923 hhdS shoulders, 395 tres lard,
53I bbs do. III kegsdo, 80 trc hams, 40 lids sides,
bbIS whisky, bxs cigars, Sc trs hams; Cowgirl &
MSwordS, so hhdS hams, 500 tres lard; B F earce
SIS bndlS leather, 10 do saddle trees; Pryor & Clark
S bbS oil, 10 do dried apples; McAfee Brothers &C
hhls tobacco; Tailant &Delap'ain2 bbs; Dorsey,
Howard & Knox 100 sacks clover seed; Jas Baker
l Dbl oil; John Fisher box, Jonn Knoe IS pkgS;
RcCrangle & Co, Ibis hominy; Vim NJ Berryhill
% pkgS furniture; Patterson boxes; B & o r
Co boxes P E linn / 9 sacks ground nuts; NJ.
Bckle Go.
STEUBENV1LLE-Per steamer YirOqua.-Jno
Mathews 200 bbls flour; Cowgirl & McSwordsS 81
sacks apples, bbls lard IL kegs do, 16 bbls but
ter, 16 do clover seed.
PARKERSBURG-Per steamer Courier.-Tal-
liant & DeIaplain TOO bills -four; G Robinson sc
do, ]. B. BayleSs, skif and sacks wheat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

FrRE.-At eleven O'Clock on Saturday night, a
fire broke outin the hay loft of the rear (brick)
building of the Western Stage Company's stables,
corner of Fifth and Centre streets, which in few
minutes consumed the roof and most OF the com
hustible materials i'll the building. The flames
were then speedily arrested by our fremen. All
the horses released and the coaches and the
harness saved without material damage.
The fire was doubtless the work of incendia-
lies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

CoRREerIoN.-EitlIer our reporter or compostor
in copying the NANTES: of the steamer Baltimore
her last arrival, omitted some of the largest
items. We make this correction aud re-publi.h
the manifest because we stated that the Baltimore
brought over 500 tons of freight and 10 show that
there is no discrepancy between our statement and
the manifest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

BARREn-Us, IF Yor PLEAsE.--There are few
things in the many little things which make nm
the sum total of human comforts, more difficult to
obtain than good barber, one who shaves YOU
nicely, smoothly and in the 81 ortest possible spac-
of time; and we know of no one who more com
pletely answers this desirable end than Mr. Mich.
AEL RtTE' in the basement of the Sprigg House.
His business is charging, while rough. hacked and
unshorn faces ere diminishing. We say to Linn,
'Barber-us, all the time, if you please"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
DE. Gordon Harris


.nFFlCE-BaltimoIc Lock Infirmary No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings, Batnol Q.
practical exIerience OF over 90 years enables H.
to insure sotid and speedy in
cases. which have TOO long been yielded by regular hysi
Clans te hands OF QuuCkcry. He may consulted con-
iiden!ially, either in person or by letter. . -
S Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DR. Harris, Baltimore, Nd. All communications
codemtfGk remedies sent by mail any part 6rte s.
See advertisement on fourth Iiuke. aPr4-ty
Foreign Exchange, orcisn Exchnnae.
pERSoNS wishing TO remit money 10 England, Ireland
or scotland, in amounts fromf upwards can find a
safe, quick and cheap Medium through
ASA iin7Jt p EDWARDS, SANFORD & Co.
suI nafH :tiHl- i.f ,7-1E N.PICfSfAN, Agent
ne13tf.aHJ .lgE .-.ltau.T 90 Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

Ma. McMEcHEx's lot of Valentines will be
found hard to beat. He will not offer any of the
hobgOblns'' for sale. but tue real fancy article,
of ali prices to suit purchases
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS
Wm T Meeds.

BooLbinder Sc Blank book NInnnfncturer,
NO. 24ai Monroe Street, UP STAIRS
w GUILD respectfully inform their friends and The pub
Wv iiS In general that they have bought The establis
ment lately known JAMES N, knyiDgs Boekbnae aud
ian and are now prepared to Rnle ana
periodicals, &C., IN manner not TO be surpas
anu 9y any esta blis,uemt iii the country. o.
Constantly OIL hand assortment OF blank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
VIRGlNlA:-Ohi0 circuit court, November 20, 49,;
.+r, David Kennedy,
William Cree aud others

DtCIce loF accOunL-A Distract.
THIS cause to be hea upon the process
turn thereon, C. 4eag it .H.s-
And is by the adjulsed, ordered
decrecd that this cause be referred TO of the aster
cOmmi s1oners OF this court to ascertain and
court the OF the specific liens, and their respective
nriolities the two half lss Of ground in the bill
liam Cree and their several r titles, and their relative
to the spec es; also to and
the value of the buildings tho south lalr said
81 in the bill mentioned AID also, the amount OF the pur.
chase money paid ior said south halt of said Lot,
date OF the filing OF the compliments bill, and any
been paid, by whom, and how much has been paid before
and how much alter the date OF the filing OF said bill hut
before taking such accounts, the said commissioner shall
We notice OF tue time place OF taking the by
verttsement published for mouth in soma newspaper
printed eo 1s e!fs a. toNzo 1oRNc
lCaluwelll - a.f.8- clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

MISUNDERSTANDING & Brother have an assort-
ment of all sorts. colors and sizes of Valentines. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
DESrRIICI.INE FIRE.

SALEM, (Mass.,) Feb. 4.-rhe extensive enam
eled leather factory belonging 10 Charles Gould
North Salem. was burned last night together will
large building adjoining, occupied as currief
Shun. -----. ------ --.- ------ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

INK ALARM of fire about quartz. past one
O'Clock, yesterday morning, was false.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
HIGHLY IMPoRTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid
the greatest Improvement yet discovered for savins
labor end expense inwa shing Clothing and House Clean.
ing Linens and Cottons washed by thus will
winter and softer Than Than II bleeched the grass
WAERANEEp not to iiure ths fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by soanga piete
or Ltrentn the Fluid, full strength for 81 hours which
VIII clearly show that II must DO puI ely VIXEN
= The chnese washing Fludsis worththree times the
washing, which can be done in or hours. %
and sold the subseriber, who has late.
~ purchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va.
80 n - JAS. MELLOR,
Ause No. 2s. Union St, wherhnggvS.
- PAINT ROOM. q. Is ~ -
II Parkers Salonn Market street, third story Open
N. from 10 To 10 o'clocs and from2 to4.
Portraits painted and Instruction given in Painting
idesiEn. Pogls r. HANNA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
Wheeling Female Seminary.

T1iE next session of the Wheeling Female Seminary
i will commence
"wednesday, February Sth, 1854,
and will continue five calendar months, closing July 18th,
1851 +I7 ~ r.
deduction made for absentee except in OF
tTaced sickness. F
TerEs heretofore-one payable in advance, and
the rest at the middle OF the session.
MRS. S. u. THOMSON,
j'nos Principal.
100000
Ale barrel Stares and Heedings tnamtsd.
7 pay twelve dollars thousand for good white
Staves 81 inches long, nches wide clear Of sap
and II inches the heart-one third be headings 20
ches long inches wide clear OF sap 1t inches the
Ieart delivered the wharton railroad depot this city
GEO. W. SMITH,
jluo0 Wheeling Brernery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
Holiday Presents
o. Washington HALL, Monroe street.
William II. Dorsey and others
nar raa FIR account hSfrart.


This to be heard upon the process and
turn thereon, &c.
"An hereupon the court doth adiudge, ORDER and de-
be referred to of the Master commission
oTthis take and state person
al OF John Murine, deceased, which has Into
the hands Johnston Murine his administrator which
has into tile hands OF other by the order
OF said administrator and for his USE charging said adj
minstratOr with all assets which may have his
hands, or to the hands OF any other person for his usesnd
creliting him with all disbursements made in dine
OF administrations and said commissioner shall also state
account OF the distrbutive share OF said William II.
Dorsey husband OF his said wife, in the personal estate
said GceaSed and also the real estate OF which said
John Murine died seized, and the location, quantity. val
ue ami rents thereof, and the interest thereto,
which said William H. Dorsey as husband OF his W &c, is
entitled; and also ascertain and report all specific liens
upon said interest said Dorsey in said realty and per-
sOmalty,
before taking said accounts, the said Master shall
cause notice Ofthe be by adve rtisement pub
sed successive weeks in newspaper print
in city Wheeling. And said commissioner is
dered report, &C.,
A copy-TeSte: ALoNZO LoRISG,
CCaldwell =..tU s-.s-. clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
December 22d, 1853

THE parties Interested in tie matters foregoing
decree are hereby not fed that have appointed Tuesday
the 9TH OF brnary 1884, at Office III tile citYoi Wheel
ing, as the time AMI place, when and will proceed
10 take the account directed by the said do
require the production before such papers boOk
vouchers and proofs be necessary he proven
king al said account. GIBSON L. CRANM Err lrst
dc23 ~ rtI.,,..~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
BROKE JAIL

fa..N BROKE JAIL.
CoNcoRp, N. H., Feb. 4th.-Sx prisoners esca
ped jail last night by saving OF the iron bars OIL
their cells. They were awaiting sentence 10 the
Slate Prison. ssa u. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
CoMNtsstoSIR's OFFICE,
December 22I 1853.
ATHTNT@NS

The parties interested in the matters of the foregoing
the 7 day OF February 1854, my Office in The city o
Wheeling, as the time and place, when and where will
proceed To take the account directed by the snid
And do hereby require the production before OF oil
such papers, hooks vouchers and proofs may be
sary to tho proper tnking or said sccount.
GIBSON l. cRANMER,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
DWELLING HOUSE BURNT.


ALBANY, Feb. 4.-The dwelling OF James Parker
of Oakland, Mich, was burned recently. Four
children persisted III he flames. = tf
PITTSBURGH & SrUBENVILLE RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-TLe Virginia House of Del
egates yesterday reversed the report Of the commit
lee against the Pittsburgh Il StubenviIle Railroad
Tor the night OF way across the Panhandle.
-tf SAILING OF BEDlNI.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 4.--Bedini sailed to day in the
Atlantic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
iNntice

LLpersons knowing themselves indebted at the retail
stole OF McClalens & Knox will please ra:l without
delay alG make payment Of the same; aud all
ing claims against the House. wIplease present the
Immediately for liquidation.
.Fdec23 Mct:LALLENS q KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

t.. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
a IF December god, 1858.
OIlCE-The parties Interested In The matters the
fol esoing Decree hereby notified that have apfont
cd Tuesday the 18th day OF February, 1854, at my office
in the city Wheeling the time and place. when and
where will proceed TO take he account directed by the
said decree And do require tile production before me-
of all such papers, books vouchers and proofs may be
=73.flf 7'aE'll GIBSON l. CRANMEp,
decoS afs. Master commits sioncr in ellancery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
GENERAL NEWS

l He uGtulIS Vi Udlllc OF little, on the Dam
ube, show brilliant victory for the Turks. The
battle lasted five days. nd the Russians were COM
pletey disseminated, with loss oi 1000 men kill
ed. Two generals were wounded on the last day
The Tur also attacked The Russian reserve, tlri.
wing 1t back on krasovu, with immense slaughter
on both sides. The Turks afterwards destroyed
the Russian Notifications and returned to Kaafat
The Russians were erecting Notifications ut Sabas-
topol and have extlnguished the lights i'll all the
houses.
The Porte made essential notifications to the
note of the Four Powers, which the latter pro-
bounced satisfactory and Immediately sent it 10 ST
Petersburg. Tie Cars reply was not known
wien the Arabia left; indications however were,
that lie would immediately withdraw his Elnbassa-
doris from France and England, AMI formally de.
clare WAL All Europe is awaiting with trembling
anxiety for the answer of the Car, which is hourly
expected, and which will determine the question
of peace or war with France and England.
The Bank of England has raised The rate Of dis
count TO per cent.
The greatest activity exists in the French navy
yards. Every ship is ordered 10 sea, and S great
is the activity that the operatives are WORKING on
Sundays, and new levy OF seamen has just been
made.
There is great scarcity of food in the Roman
States.
England is Strengthening all her coast defences.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

,IHt -.i CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-The river has fallen "a
teet since noon yesterday. Weather pleasant.
Flour quiet at 6,5oa6 80, BUYERS holding off for
steamer. Whskey 224o224. Provisions dull and
heavy. 100000 pounds bulk sides. at 81, and 800
tierces. No Lard9c Glover seed less active at
5,85a5,90. Cheese SaS4. Moderate demand for
sugar, and molasse, no change. Better feeling for
coffee, hut no sales. o. p 49, a3 ftl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted 10 us arc he eby notified that
N their accounts will be deve, ed them OIL or before
tho commencement Of the New Year. Those having nc
Ir0O + IJEISK mi e, n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-06

The property belongs to Mrs. snnborne.