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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
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t8.3 a GARD. 80 l'197 -
HAVING disposed OF my Grocery on Main street No y
IL 256 to Mr.. Isaac D. Johnston or ST Clair viii. n,
avail nyse.i OF his oppo, pty to my sincere
TO tho OF my W who have given their
connanee the feeling that customers
anu dealers viii be well al his sfore
ans in the city, in qlat y, price and variety.
Also, would inormthe citizens OF Wheeling and ycii
its that continue the best Family
Ts IN the west at No shington Hail. onroe street
where Will be pleased TO who NAV sive n,e
call. SIMEON ID. WOODROW :. = -
Feb 10. '54-febts o Washington Han Monroe st
M ANrED-A German eirl. 10 cook and do boiisesoTii
w Apply ut this Office. mrf. =
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HIGHLY IMPoRTANT :

HIGHLY IMPORTANT
NJ NELSoNss Premium Chinese Lustrai washing Fluid S
the greatest discovered FOR ayiue
iahor end expense IN shng Clothing and Rouse Clean
ing Linens and Cottons washed by tins Fluid will be
WAER. NJ Ep not 70 iiite ths fabric Every lady
H. iaI point ny seaking OF lotion
Will clearly show that il must puiely harmless yhe
dilute with gallons OF water to half pint OF uid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times tile
single sispenee which viii buy enough large family
washing, Which can be done in . or hours. lsf-s
Manufactured and sold by tile subscriber has late.
ly ichased the right for Ohio eounyt, va
JAS. MELLOR
"A uPf Nos26, UnionSt.. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
10 New Music Store. ~ q =
Sign ef ttie lsreefnn TrERoBusia, No. 100

III AIN street, tssss Il sFila
/ u. FICKIRSoN would respectfully an.
lnounce to the scitizcns OF Wheeling and 81,
= elegant shnent for tho sale volihs,a
Vionceoss Elagolets, Flutes, fiies Aceoile.
first and best make. st34si ~
Istruciioa books an kinds o. and
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and VIOLIN aso the
newest Songs the Very Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. 81 siss iSlss
cafonets Reeds, Tunlng Violin and Guitar
Screws Xioi.n Finger and Tail Boarils 3s 81 ss4
: Bows for Yiolinceio and Violin.
~ leSer's Furniture Polish, fenoyutig varnishcd
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also Tor by the Agent Kieber, Pttsbnrg Pianos
Of the first and best III the United states such
as Nunns and Clark grand and Square Paius Dun
h i's IIalett and Aliens celebrated Bosfon
cent for tc make Of CarhaFdt and Patent
Acc6rlccns, ana all kind OF repaired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
. PeInberton HOUSE.

- = . ll'll.ll VIII KkIlNtf, VA.
Nv M.PEMBBRToNi announces to his old friends and
The public generally that has ceetedin the COM
niodlous br ok budsfe. ornlc Iiy known t,sst
Charles and Thoroughly repaed and rented IT, and Is
rfea ed to travellers IN good style moderate
prices The Pemberon House Is sitnased Immediately
on the Landing and the Depot of the Bal
tMore and Olg Railroad, dior ding passengers Tor the
resectfliy invites tie attention OF his old
70 his house and solies share OF public patron
aye
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
STEAM MTARBLE WORKS

- 5I IIA1NL7 I1AEtBllEi WORKS,
&C MARK sT ST, yHHEELfNCs VA
fTIHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts In the East for the supply aThe and col
tempating the erection Ia would nvifc
the attention OF rShiteets and the public
Egytian. Seias can other Of the fiesi
quail bo sold lowe than any other ESTABLISH
iinent in the west, K ll7 ~ ,@srS
Dealers woad find II TO their adyantare 10 inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. - va
His work IS I'M The most STYLE AMI lie
would invite The attention Of examine lis
stockof Statnafy other work. Monunens Gen.
oaphs fombs. Head stones, DC, and Crave yard
work Ia every vafiey being enabled his superior iaci
any other estab blishmert IN the country - a efT -
Please give acall and examine my work. -
MICHAEL u ROHANs ssff@ b
sfsH s+1a FI, Marble Mason and Vault Builder -
u5Also Calcied PIaster, Hydraulic cenent Piasieri
Casts and Models aud Marietta
at tleIpwest trade prices. 80 z51ti 4 v a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
GEORGE NdBNDHL.


a q ID. BAYHA have removed TO their new and spa
co1 brick buildings, 1871 Mari ct Street. " hero they
nianufac ture and keep hand, -
ssFsa q 8. TIN AND SHEET TbIRONsWARE,
nd keen for sal japan Ware and Houeold Furniahng
the latest styles OF Cooking Stoves
which they hoesae and Rctailat The the
market prices. Their old customers the public ee er
ally are invited to call and examine their stock. Erery
description OF attcesin their r6 tomrtly or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
EsentlInger 9 A.rmstrong.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

DRUliS,7 ,7IVIEDICINES,
Chemic ais, p fumery, sc. 60.
T. N. CHIIH1IsAGI6ERS would announce 10 his
~ and the public genersy, that having purchas
ed The interest of the senior in the business lately
conducted under the sfirm OF j. Crumpacker d SON. he
will continue the the old stand No. 175
and would solicit, and trusts to merit
of thepatronage beraily the old firm
He Just returned from the Eastern cities, is
opening extensive and well selected
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c which
were purchased zter strict inspection ard with
scrupuons regard purity OF quality, are now ocrc
tothe public ON ltha most reasonabe terms Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
Observation-Disclosures

Daguerreotypes
MI ESSRS. BEAbiER & TURTON, having taken the
41 Rooms formerly occupied by Mr L. as la
Gallery. corer OF Main and Bddie ees Cen
[re eeng beg leave TO solicit shaie patronage
irom his friends and Tho public att large. q
Iy make IL rule not 10 let any pictures 20 out but
wLat are satisiactoI! and WILL executed
Gold and Silver plating exeented neatly
Orders left here for signpanting win attended to
by J. TmtoL & lirother. s 3 "a Inroi-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
3, Thomas Il. GIBSON.

q Thomas H.sEibSon,
sP j. ~ NJ B BsE r "A Nd q AS r. litter. se
No. Union 81, opposite G. III. Berry, Rope Store
leave TO his rienda and te public gem
- eta that he Continues 10 carry on the plum hing aud
sas httng branches, and
cts share of publ c pat ronage. sd 5a ~
lie hes constantly 9n hand lead and iron com
water cosets. wash basiis, atee iountans foro
tels water coolers for private Families hot and cold
hStters kettles ietprtafor bleaching all bher
disphie 3 ~ fs5sf
Also chandeliers pendants, brackets. bear lishls.
candle burners, etc. q IS ~ 4 n n gf5ssas
orders place win be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly att ended to. MS i 80
H.. a n orders from the meet with
prompt attention. 55lf = y saud-S5nd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

GAPS. go.
~ EeEivED fis day, the best spat 70
youths, and chdrcn,s elolll esse ss regards
lrie and quality They part eIoih do;
ents cloth opera, olesn - polio
Also. me eya Pyren5.sase
tosether with every osAs 81 ID. IA IfFlsis q 30
i57v rs l baTTes hOaes g Z Tse.d.
II 81 snraT, soda, Eostoni epsse ~As n ~ PARKEK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
WHEELING.
Special Notice.
NEW ARR RANGElTEHITs

NEW ARR An rsGENTEHTT.
s. S;ga:!|s I1I.
Wheeting 70 Cieseiand n 1ssretpe Bopfs,
b cLEHEJAND AND sITzSBURGH RdIRo1D.s s
PROM wRnLsyiLbE
m conneetfo tcfli spEeld side teteef a<agieys
Winchester and Dfurnals
SlfFsa1,t - The steamer Nv INCH Es;.
e Tisis .is. cSes tJ Gee. Gee y. slSosers.
leaves " Wheeling on M NJ u
lll1 the steamer DtuRlIAI, Can't Thos. 10. CaI
loon on Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat1rdays, al o..
clock NJ pFeclsely, and reAc IN time 10
EspFsss ~ II N ths cierstaii4 ana riftsss.sga s
Reltroad. M for z eatssia'.d-
The above steamer eonnsct at wheeling with the
BABPIMORE s. OHIO RAILROA a D;ss
UN10n LIN e or sTEAHHEgs
sssT aS and parsrsbdla
are ticketsd through RON gheeIins. sieu
eiylile and be tween VheeIe ana
The cey land and Fttsbars Railroad connects ii
LKyEIANp, CoL1MnUsl & Ciscis aArI RI iIaoAp.
ard the ~ g3 " ~ ~
z'oledos Ner.ralk and Cleusl land Railroad. &
sl LAKESH0RE RAILROAD, tss
ron THE EAST.
Passengers for cleveland 1oipsbas. ros,Io ne,roi,
Chicago, Racine, Milaule Great wesif Bun
aio. Nagafa sas albany or Bostcn for New York, via
VIII ta this eheap
iffl ~ q sESetnrilfIisy. ilfq 4
Reguar compositions made at Cleveland with the
ssoys Ksilroads' and at The above namea
s. o,sAlssls & GO. AGENTS. vgheeliDs. s3S.s 3
-. = - s15i pTRap fsiaeis
1 IsbzS-,63 iss C.Sk Z. r. r.. Cleveland. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

THE BEST "a Nd CHEAPEST STOCK 8
Spring oods in the city W heelng may be found
~ at = .sss aHeftiy y,ss No. 165 nEain st.. =
IN ad anee most all Dry GOOD Ia city
OF Goods sui liable the pring embracing eve
and qnaity OF staple, ncy aud Substantial fab
rlcs for ladies. lemenss nants wear all
Of which h Offers at reduced prices Determined to
Ter as good sto any house ~ The city, 10 sell
little cheaper than tile cheapest he respectfully invites his
friends ai the public generally TO call and
lore purchasing else ete', No trouble goods
and less to sell them Cali anI scent
J. G. 1EFTLysS, Main st. M
kien2Sdtt g. corner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

N w agcn and u eve Try Store!l
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
Nv lee LING VA fsalt
i nnhseriher would cal the attention OF TIN pubirt
A. his well selected stock OF watcles jewcIfy.
81 yer ware, aud hnSy goods, Which he now opening
His stock In part or gold and silver watches
keys gsards and Chains. .lf. ~
Eyery description OF gold iewelry; ~ sFgstss5
olds silycr5 silver Plated and common spcctacles,
Pure table, tea, dessert and salt
spoofss and butter knives L Sal z ~
/ etc. etc. Il -, 4 q si.s7lTtF z
Port momiaea, pocket cutie ~, scissors; as}st
4VkRy FfHt fazora strors sifs wing cream. efei
fernmefy combs, brushes and gEeat variety OF ncy
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches cloeks
and jewelty. and wing handsomely done.
share of patti onasc Is respee tldlly solicited.
5apdzdte go sslsg = sf5fSs g p BROWN. S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
R.TEs OR ADvERrIsSNG.

kALLsss, " 80, =. =. = = 2 = -.
AZ tty of Wheeling in view of the increased price Of pa
per labor and other expenses expenses
than heTetofnre do agree The follow
ne rates for advertising. and in no whatever 10
srec eSs the rates beiow ten lines or less OF
ssreiI constituting squares rifA ~
Eor ono square insertion 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

o.ly per annum bU
D.'''' or 10 cents per week - 4sitl - &
=, w,.ky. per annu
ms,sx "...,.................... ,od
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

Centre Wheeling
turning out inths Dfy Goods both
4s5ialcy and staple at the lowest prices.
are now prepared 10 show lawns bareges In all
-kmprcideres nantillas, simmer Slawls, &C.,
A9os good assortment OF Cloves, and an 9th.
er articles IN our line too nfion.s
~ Ladies', Ayof is with tan.
Ellis PrIcinIrs Geoegys new and entirely re-
IL ytsed edition, iinatT with maps, plates wood
cuts, I vol. Svo. feb7 WILDE g BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
ns 9iIl}o,s s 3 5tixd resi- g
no 'Pf4YSlUIANS, DRUGGISTS, GaEAiISls

INK undersigned prepared to mnnnfacu,e 10 ordeFs
Flint Glass riiges, Walls, and all otlcr snail Flint
INSTRUMENTS such asare used by and in
the Chemical Laboratory. He invites the orders OF those
using dealing in such atteles thinks lie
ish good article avorabe terms be oh
tafned elsewhere. WIN 3dOBGAN,se -
corner Sixth and zane streets,
cfI7dAvtf7. East sNVhaeliEg 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

Ils1ii q ~ & iIU-PAftTMERSt M n
NHE subscribers have this day entered partnership
il FOR ths purpose ortrausacting Commission and For
xarding blsneas. under The style Of Doane Cowgirl
successors the Cowgirl q, McSwords and A.
s. oahe & Co.. and solicit continuance or the business
of the late firms A. s. D0ANE, -
= J. CoWGILL.
March 13th 1854 sssst1iS miI4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
TEHHfs.

orgIcE-comyr Of Naia and Quincy Sheets
Enl ance from ouiney.si. i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY. f5A-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
faBE und:rsisned having bought tho Bridge Corner
opposite the Monroe House Formerly
kept ny ~ Parkers and greatly enlarged Improved
iit Keep eonstanty on hand all kinds OF caies and
OYSTERS served in the best style, at al hours in
he Saloon and Furnished and retail by the can
and half can. = si25sits - -
s. .nosioitf L .H. ROSE & ERNEST KEEL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

REMOVAL. ~ = u
An ESSRS. C0WGILL & McSRORDss and A. s..
M 9DoANE & Co., have remoyedirom Water street
to of Mr.. Paxton,s. large warehouses Main
street. where they solicit tie continuance OF the avor
their friends ~ 80 ~ eos jalse0 Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

-. * - BAlrisoRk, June II. 1850
essra Evans q Watsons PhiladeIph
@slaye much pleasure IN Fire Proof
Shess 10 the notice OF the publiethe ors we purchased
from you wing saved bots eecfnaiiy
heat during the fire which
destroyed the etire on Arch street
sytat on the Sclinyi onlthe 9Th OF June, 1850.
sepl9-dly RUSSELL Il GUBBINS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

toENCPEs (.
b UST receiyed2 bbs SnuI, small selected bladiers
~ suitable Tor retail trade. 80 :
PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
'. UST OPENED. fine Rosewood Piano Fortes. from
~ chickerng & Sons mandatory, Sodart C. Co
New or, including Rosewood Piano. 6s octave
all OF which are offered at factory prices.
Alsoa large package OF fashionable music, at %, Union
street. ssss iissti s l7fl u -,
Now is the time il youwani a bargain.
sipf305 -, j. AfIsI,LOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
Holiday. Presents
: x1-Ssi .i,,rtorn HALL al0nEoe stPeet.

vtNt; inst returned from the eastern cities. now
III oiJrs Tor sale ano and compies sssertment OF
Te1yeIrv silver and Fancy Goode.
Pessons desring purchase areinytted p c and e1
anliie my Goods, which am determined tose y eF
q aafy ST all goods warranted to god as re
presented. = Monroe 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

!, THE laat running steamer stephen
X IBtsyurd. BooTn Masters having been
re. painted and fe-decofafed, will leave
w heeling Tor sunash ard ali intermedtate
landings zvknY half past clock, p Nj,
For Lreght nassage anhiy on hoard. - sep21
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

The Lutte Of Zion.
COLLECTION Sacred Music. designed for the
IA seOtstlie Methodist Episcopal thuich; consisting
li choice collectiono OF tunes, with most of the old
tunes III together with concise elementary
course; piicd adapted to the capacities or begin
etc assisted BY Rev Il MailIson pastor OF Saint
Joinl,t Methodist 4. hurch, New York.
Also, sulply Meihoiist hymn books, Cahtica Lau
us Christian MINSTREL Hayden,s sacfed MeIodeon,
received and for sale at tine lowest prices BY
q JOHN ii. THOMPSON,
dfc3Oi No 81 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

b .tl33i q .i5 EnEmOWals 500
ATcCLALLENS & KNOX have removed their TVaoEe-
SAFE Stock Of Boots aud sAo, to the nav story
brick building, ~
8a q Nc. rs. Main &frees,
"a few buildings NORTH the Merehants' Mechanics
bank, on the opposite side street. ana doors South
Of VIM T. Seiby g dry good etore.
ThAnl for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident that with their Increased cii
ties lor doing business, they Offer 70 merchants still
greater Inducements for buying thaH heretofore.
do2s MccLABLsHS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
1GACHINISTS' TOOLS.
SIR i FER ce B I2 or H Err S.

6iul,sB er1allSl, ma. -
MANUFACTURERS or Engine Laflles, &C. kan On
hand aud nlake 70 ORDER Slide and Hand Lafhes,
FLAMING Mncnes Drills, other mach fools "a.
geter Iailss wood, slafliIlg pueVa
HANGER 3, and castings of every desGnpfiotL
his Shle NJ being ie diateiy On the Baltimore
and Ohio Rah Oad track we have the best faef es for
shipping machinery TO any part OF the West
Cum beFlahds NJ hierrh %. 1854. So II mr3f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

REMDNAI. -.
T1RANzHBIM & LUTz have removed their wholesale
Liquor store from the sprgg House Buildings to No.
wher they viii, heretofore ALWAYS keep hand stock
the best Wines aud Liquors, the lowe prices
ap5 l3ni. FfsANZH EtM & LUrZ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
JOHN 4. NEWBY,

Alderman 9Th Wortti and Attorney a. astlsH,
lL attend to the taking Of depositions and Of
Deeds, Contracts Leases Persons desironsof his ser
vices in taking Denosions viii please to have the notices
70 as TO take them at his once lie will be found in hia
odiee mostly during the day; from A. NJ. untilTP. NJ
oEncEe Quincy street. between Main and Marset, south
side. ~ ~ ssss, aug26
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

TIME undersigned having bought out the entire stock Of
u Goods belonging TO Messrs wheeier = Laiin, Mer:
ehant Tailors would beg TO inform the czeHs OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends Carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the same room forneriy
lancd the services OF both OF tha former propetoIs e
is prepared make up to order eyery tn hs ne
very low for Having large stock on hand now
he is very low redUcs hs stock and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is chance
to ret good clothing cheap He viii warrant every article
to be as recommended or no sale.
5a fs Come one, come all,
- - And i've call,
AtNo.2, Washington Hall
iap1o J. a. STALLdAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
tIIE subscribers this day entered inta
Il FOR the purpose OF tFasacng ~
yatding BUSINESS, the style of
& Co., solicit OF te e1si5 5Ss q e e
~ y & ~. IS - sJNo n. MATTHRWSp
JNo. L. -AGHEW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
BUSINESS GA BDS.

7I sEo. 81 81 3. EiTfEia c cS a : 70
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05
hbolitioniam q short paragraph res
reetfnl'y dedioated 10 Mfs Stowe.

T A short foua hgo--it uatlera moi
how long, 4 gentleman died il mat
ters not when, o. whore. He left
some landed estate, and few slaves,
and very unfortunately no heirs in the
na'gI'helhood Of his adopted home
II iss not often, however lin this
country ut Ieasl) where q man dies,
and after being buried at his own ex-
rense, leaves something" IN he wrY
# estate, behind him, thai 'theirs' de-
DOT fnd il out, an1 come on to make
aileoIionafe enquiry This was The
case. in this particular case. Some
heirs discovered The fact, by some
quicker 'aaens than tlIeteIngraph, and
they came on, fresh from fnnt abo-
l'tloh state, t0 enquire into tire matter.
The estate was advertised for sale aud
ta nse = brief legal phrase WIS quickly
"@opnd Hp--figllt." Among the
slaves. #Ha Hginau wilh an infantin
Her a1as, tha ehiId of The deceased,
whose aahes wera not yet cold. Must
Il be believed ve. rqnfln0 hvnperito=
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

Tin, COPPER AND SHHEr lion WARE.
The numerous, old customers Of John
Tllano, must not forget that he is still
in the land--living in the very best
locality, the other side Of the Church.
There he may be found in a new and
well appointed shop, ready to attend
to any orders, with his usual prompt
ness and despatch. For repairing and
mending all manner oftb'ngs--pipos,
pistons, and what not Iilano, has not
superior in the State; and when it
comes 70 making spouts, cutters, cop
per pipes for engines, &C., we can safe
ly say he has not his equal,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05

Fresh FRDlT.-Monsieur Bar.oli,
on Lafayette Street, has just received,
such a stock of apples from the North,
oranges from the South. and delica-
sizes from all points Of the compass and
every cline, as never before were put
up in pyriraids in that locality. Bar
toll, is determined to have the best Of
every thing to be had in the fruit line.
To be satisfied Of this, one has only to
call and see for. himself
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-05
LETTER FROM CLINTON,
aeeenns ssf tsae s5nSttsit
rfpsga raAssE n. ~ aBt.H''saff

il4Nfh3t ~, VET 5Ht
En-. CoaEf-D ear 81 -
Mary 9. Whitimore Of New OrI6
who has been remaining with her
latives in this Parish for The last f.
Or five weeks, committed suicide
taking Sl,YchN1ne, on yesterday evt
ming about half past seven O'Clock
During the day she had sent M orde
h. the Drug store for bottle o.
| tSi1Vchnine the druggist haying hn
4 small quantity On hand sent her
only rs cents worth. She again sent
an order for more, Stating that, that
amount was not enough for the pfr
pose she wished il Tot The Druggist
then sent her ~ cents worth more,
which she took ut the time above sta
led. Death ensued almost immeli-
ate'y She was stopping At Mrs
Bells in Clinton, She cal her dinner
rs usual on yesterday-at supper she
said she did not feel ike eating. She
did not even 60 to The table, but re-
NAMED in the parlor. At about 7
o'clock she left the parlor and wont
to her bed room. She requested to
sleep on q nunnel or small bed in
her room, az sho did not feel well .--
There were two other Indies to sleep
in the room with her. Immediately
after she went H. her room, she un-
dressed herself, laid her dress md 9th
er clothing carefully away in her
trunk, and dressed herself rs though
about to walk out and rs appears
got IN bed, and took the amount of
Sfyychniue she had bought, aud hid
the phial Under The pillow, whore II
.vas found, ard must have died in less
tbhn five minutes afterwards. 4 let
ter was found in Der trunk, slafed The
same day, addressed to Mrs. Bell, Tire
lady with whom she WIS remaining.
stating that she desired to be buried
in tho dress she bad on--reqnesfinn
that as little expense 10 incurred for
her funeral as possible She wished
to be buried at CHAPMAN grave
yard, shout two niles from Clinton,
where some If her relatives now re-
pose, but from some cause, her last
request will not be complied with, ns
! learn she is to be buried in this place
II 4 O'Clock this afternoon. In her NJ.
ter 10 Mrs. Boil, alls sail nothing about
her intentions Of committing suicide,
~ u the cause or oauses thht made
her desire to quit this troublesome
world, and enter into nn unknown
state Of existence Sho wis IN the
bloom Of life, being about 8 year9 If
age. Her reputation ms young lady,
was nnbemishad AS yet, | have
heard Of no cause If her committing
the rash aud awful deed IIet fatier
learn IS living in New Orleans
Peace to her ashes. f..
N y. NJ. Harris and r. 6. Dunn
are the candidates for The Legislature
g fiji lhe vacancy caused by the death
4 Eaonldaon. Both Of them are
Democrats "dica in Ms wool."--
Harris ia tic regular democratic nom
ace. Dunn runs on The independent
II Know Nothing ticket may be
mistaken, but think the Independent
icket will run Is ahead The Old
togles are dead. 1He reopbe intend
q rule. Forei4u MocA is below par
Mo1e lnon