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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
The Daily Newspaper.

In considering the moral significance of the
Press, at the present day, with especial interest
must we regard that most diluSed and wonderful
OF all its products-the daily newspaper. l say
wonderful, for know o! nothing more SO. 1t is
an embodiment IF the time, not only because it
contains the passing intelligence, but because the
most marvellous inventions and StupendouS ener-
gieS oil the time have Produced it. 1t lies Damn
on your breakfast table-open it, and you have
the world as it looks now, daguerreotyped. The
| speech YOU heard last evening is substantially
there; has been read by this time in Connecticut
and is flying towards Iowa. The electric wire has
enabled ito tell you some transactions only a few
hours old i'll New Orleans. The steamship whose
lanterns as You slept came streaming through the
midnight, has brought Europe to your chair. And
what though great aud evil is blended with this
wonderful agency? What though the editors lea.
der unsound or tainted with personalities? What
though there is ScurrilouS attack, and there iy-
ing puttE Here on The other hand are all the facts
of the time and the antagonastic opinions of men,
spread outswith general catholicity. What thu
in one column Turks foul advertisement in an.
other the MORAL sentiment of the time rebukes it
What though quackery promises to cure Pam
dora'S box of evils with box of pills? little
further you may readthe conclusions of true sci
cnce. In short, my friends, | maintain here that
the good overbalances by far the evil, and out'of
this very generality of the newspapers we get the
results which Milton predicted. sThough all the
winds of doctrne," says he, "were let loose to
play upon the eartL, so Truth be in the field, we
do injurously, by licensing and prohibiting 10
mls,loubt her strength. Let her and Fasehood
gtapple; WHO ever knew Truth put 10 the worse, in
a free and open encountera Her committing is the
best and s,lrest sdppressing.' In all these ben-
ded aspects OF the dali iourna we detect the ul
innate benefit, nd the moral significance of Tree
dom. Whatever evil may blend with It's temporary
influences IL is intrnsically the agent of liberty
and it is The first thing which despot strikes1
When consider, TOO. The cosmopo spirit which
II must beget bringing as it does
ests and sympnthies If the world,iI look uponilt
as an instrument of progress, and of hope-a
great social force-a force TO be watched, 10 be
criticised, but force whose impulse on tie whole
is intheir right direction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
nPoISoNINGn

Thousands of Parents who vermir,ge composed OF
Castor OIL Calomel &c not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying e
foundations for series OF diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orlin5s, etc.
In another column will lie found the advertisement o
lobcmsacks Medicines which we ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health III Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Iobensack's Liver Pills.
tcS"Be not deceired >, but ask for Hobcnsacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. y. HoBENsAcK as none
else arc genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

MYSTERIOUS SueorIEe ArFaR,-Mr. N. Mose,v
of Richmond Ind, while sitting in his counting.
room, yesterday, WINS shot at. The ball passed
through awihdoW and stuck near him. The cause
OF tbs singular Circumstance IS not known. and
tt. scoundret who feed tle shot. was according 10
natlafonnont. uodiscoversl-Cin Com. asi3i'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE
Wheeling Cotton Mil

TTNHE sell at Public Auction at the fro,,
i door OF the Court House in city OF WhecIips On
Monday the 18th day February 1851 all tie Ies and
personal property OF The Wheeling Mills CoInanv
consisting OF tie property kr the Wheeling lot-
ton Mills. with OF ground, buildings, enge ma
cinery for spi inning yarns, weaving. hing batting ETC
all in good condt ton and, uM ing order.
These Mills arc capable OF Producing three thousana
yards OF cotton cloth day, and the city furnishes
market for its entire product, is no otLe
cotton mill in the city The present presents Oppor
business. - 9
7s'4ase .Sqle-one 9Th in cash. the residue in equal
payments at six te twenty -four months
with interest from date The pa yNeMiS secured hy
bonds with good security, deed OF ust on the rToU
erty. n - - - 7F
The title is supposed be inlisru;ab!e but will Co.'S
dcisdtd 80 ANDREW WILSON, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
fCHANCERY.3 SALE OF LAND AND ia,
- James Frazier, lutL, =.
Real Estate for Sale

OFFER Tor gale my property located on tue yyss,,
i of Mann street, between Franklin and North xT.y'
unnng from Main TO Water street; Ninety feel ~
Main and hund ed aud ninety weight feet on Wa,e, "
II the whole is not SOLD together within three non
II private sale, it will be offered at Auction ias,ri
parcels Will suit pUrChaseTS-Ihc time OF which Iii,
will be made known. ir a.
also offer my Farm, located in Putney township EEL
county. Ohio, nOItns the liver opposite Boys, t.
aud, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard:
This farm contains between oil and SO acres,-with gol
grated bearing Fl uit OF chard, two Dwelling Houses ono
OF which built last sunmer Also barn goUd CON
ditiom This Farm contains about 30 acres OF COZ, s5
only rs rods from tile river 1'
The Central Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati RAILROADS
are lOea' cd through this Fam
Persons desrOEs OF purchasing either OF these piece. Of
ground requested to call the subscriber his ie
dcnLe IN F1lton, near the city.
deC5daw3nI LOUIS HAYUI
The house formerly occupied by undersigned ON Ii.
above named premises, is tor Any person desitju
to examine this property cando by calling Sir VIM
George, corner OtAIain and Warrington ST Gets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS TO the new four story brick building.
No. 117, n1ntn street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my Old friends custome
to call and examine.
reb4 WIN. T. sELBY.
'GSJ G. MsteaJ will be found at the above establish
ment. where lie awaits his old friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
I'm, o~ Defiance SuInmansier Snfe..
ShhltH GAYEEh'S PATEAT
HlllG ROBERT, PA1PL0L, 1no PT,Inr on Z, r,,..u

SnnlN 49,. GAYEER'S PATIENT.
[ MlM ROBERT 81. PATRICK 1872 PERI. S7P PE7,
-, l.. FORMERLY. 80 JOHN STREET, -
sole Manufacturer in United States or the above
and only reliable Salamanders. both as regardsse
against IRE and burglars Every Safe sold at this
Is under superii
senaehee OF MrCJ GAyLER whose experience or tIyen
S as safe maker together with the many Sc
lssts winch satcso his manufacture have triumph
s IN IN THIS and other cities the subsef
g ne IN commenting them superior to any in lse
they are tile only Sales TO which - s"' " USE:
NIX :. q. sGOFFIN'S NEW PATENT. INIPEN.
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is or can be aprlIed. = z7-777T- - t'
large humble these Locks and cross bars are a.
" use ~ ranks MERCHANTS, jewelers. and
me perfect security they afford against the e
OF tne most skill ul burglars, either or
PowaetIase KEYS, picks drills together with their
and durability combined ave ran
Idly nP1blc estimation and arc CONFIDENT
stated 10 be equal, IL not b 81 :.
9PERioK TO ANY LoCKIN THE WORLD.
Saieslo all lzes, suitable for banks Jewell
srs record me and theft proof
bank vault doofs- plate chests for private ames on
hand for sale, and made order, depot Per
street, door below Maiden Lane, New y otIG BIZ -
f,sert9-d1v as sfgt kis5sssl Ro BERT n PATRICK
on BaskETs Said oflin store and 5r sale by
~ ~ dse9 LIE sgasi KILLS g CALDWELL
10 TIKReEs Rice, Just received and for sale bF -
lt~f9anIs ~ 4a7l6 a. RIDGRLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

GJ-The second trial of Mrs. Mary Jane Pollock,
charged with grand larceny in obtaining the sum
of $1,000 from Mrs Kissane. for the purpose of as
sisting her son William Kissoae 10 escape from
jail. was to have taken place in Cincinnati on last
Tuesday.
To the surprise of The court and the bystanders
Airs. Pollock ana Mrs Kissane were abse MT. The
recog"zance ofaNirs. Pollock was declared for
feiied. 1t is supposed that the matter has be en-
compromised and that the bail-Mr Walker-wil
be Unidentified. a--a7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

DR. MoRsE's 1NvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy discovered fer Gen.
era Debility, Physical Prostitution, 1ritability and all
the various train of Nervous Elections; it will also
Depression, Excitement Dislike OF Society," ncapacity
for Study Business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-See advertisement. sopI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

-7d BiRTns.-TwINs.-TRrp Children were
born in Massachusetts. in 1852. to the number Of
2s'soe, of whom 1926 were males, and Il, 4s2
females, and I2I sex not registered OF this num-
Der 1885 were born of American parents; lo,99l
.ot i2r-ign; unknown 1856. Eighty seven chill
d;en oil the whole number were TWINS, and there
Were four cases of TRlPLErs, viz: one in Hampden
county. all females; one in Worcester, comprising
two males and one females; and Two Others in
Middlesex county, one instance males, the other
females. % 90 o., .''@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
- NJ - TKIIS'V S4J.E

~ % - TRUST SALE. .,.s.
by virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed by Genrse
- Hartley, dated the 10th October 1852 and recorded
IN the clerks Office OF the county comfy in
book page BOG, shall at the front door OF coult
house of Ohio county the o3d day OF JaH1ry 1854
II O'Clock. y NJ, expose 10 sale by public auction the
highest bidder fifty ieet OF tue north end Of lot
one hundred and sixty ti6 In that part or the tity
sale cash. F1fE s. tA
The title TO the above property be inLis
rutabe but selling as trustee Shall onycODEcy title
is i'll me vested. - = - =. -
dc22 $780,. = - AIES ROGERS
O1The above postponed until Monday the 9Th of
February " 5.a.rr4 = iansI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees b. Smith, - )5lnChio
-. -e.tss...r. SCiICuit court
Jane Smith and otber | H., .t.,..s

Jane Smith and other. In chauceTv.
by virtue of decree renel ed i'll the above cause a.,
The 29th day Of October 1853 will, COMM sEoner in
the said decree appointed proceed TO sell. SATURDAY
The 10Th day OF February, 1854, O'Clock, A. NJ at the
front door Of the court house of Ohio county,
tate III The biinehLioned, situated the west side OF
Main street i'll the waT or tho city OF Wheeling front
Ing sixty four icct Main aud extending west tie
same width TO the Ohio ard bJUmcr cassidy
Maln street. on The south by North street. By
the Ohio river, and on the north By line drawn
from Main street tG the Ohio river distance
'eet from and parallel 10 North street. The said property
Will he sold subject TO the dover Claim Isabel Gaden
living bonds with approved security, hearing interest
nom the day of sale. and said interest anEua
nd as further Guilty, the title retained until lie
purchase money Is all paid.
iant9 SheIitf and ID commits siop.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
REAL ESTATE SALES
DESIRABLE RRSlDENGE F0R S,iT

DESIRABLE RlSSlUENGE FOR SALE
FTlIIE HoLsean ground at Iresent occupied bv \ ca
yer, Esq on tIe,yeat side Of Fourth street lei wss.
Union sMd Monroe. 1t contains gasfixtures BAN r sea
Ai, anI. insbed from cellar 10 garrett. ''oAi
II not preyionsly disposed Of it will be offered at p
lie auction at tile front door of the Court House M,
nesday, 18th February next. Arplyto "Fa
Sian1T-1m J.W. PAXrov
sCHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAvrrx
r James Frazier, tho (,,r'.'
Samuel Frazicr's Ex'r, and others. Ic"uuy Vino no
BY virtue OF decree made in this on Tie oI I
OF June, 1853 will self al public auction on the n, e
tleS eighteenth day or March, 1851 tract ri re
called The Romey's Point Farm and tavern situated ta
National Road In Ohio county. about tel miles east M
city OF Wheeling eonaIniDsa bout Two huEdr ed md fa
ACRES OF land, stole, tavern house, two
and other improvements The sale win he nIe ~
whole properly, together iuparcels NAV be o ~
expedeht and on tile following ter one.fourth o ~
purchase money 10 be paid In NIX months. and the
in orc, two and three years; lie whole lca lug
II ON The day OF s1le the purchaser giving bonds with
security. aud the title being retained until Payment ~
sale will lake place at lie RoEeys Point tavern axe
re above is valuable properly. Tie Hcmpfcd nj,
roads located in front OF the tavern and it sut6.
that depot station may be established al that p
W. s.. swiCKHA8I,f- S'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

1.-THE citizens of coyington are moving in the
matter Of bridge over the Ohio river at that place
They say they mean TO have such structure. and
they intend soon TO .agitate'' it by means of mass
meetings. EN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
"The rank is but tho guinea stamp,
"The mans the guwd for a. that"

nor was his proud spirit to be tanned and made 10
play the part of the parasite or sycophant, anJ
baSey prostitute his genius 10 wealth or power
He stood true 10 his principles aud his fellow men.
He sprung from among the people, aud he remain
ed true TO his race. Though Sorely tempted, he
never fal'ered, and died us he had lived an honest
man, Il the sweetest and most darling poet Of
far from ii, nor did he despise wealth, or those
who possessed ii. II was those only who ab.setl
il by making it instrument OF tyranny, whom he
deSpised. He would have wealth only as a
means of doing good, and enjoying life; he want
ed nnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
For ESaItimOrc, VVnsIIInXI0n, kshiI0deIpIii
and New York
49, 5z$zsE:z Szes;zss 80 80 g.

- Great through Line for the East
'I'HE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Il Baltimore and connecting with Wa shinston
ranch Rail Road at the Junction tIaIely called Relay
House, miles nom Baltimore, and vi tn Philadc
nha, WnMnstOna Baltimore Rail Road 10 Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The line completed aud
The whole roadis in fine condition, presenting one or tic
most picturesque and romantic routes IN the world.
The now and splendid steamers ofthc Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
washington, Philadelphia, &C., may be had of the agents
or on the boats. eNF'
The express Iail tlaneavcs Wheeling daily O'Clock
A: NJ CNheeling tnel and arrives Cumberland (2Ol
mleS1 at r NJ ami allowing two hours there,
baltimore C3SO miles, at A. N, the morning. MA
stOprages.
without charge. 5@1 - = ~
Passengers and baggage transferred the cars for
Washington at the Junction and for Philadelphia at BAL
tnore without extra charge Travellers allowed am
pie lime and opportunity at all points obtain their
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, Cvvith
privilege Of lying over anywhere on the route) $s,50-o
Washington, S9,50-to Philadelphia S10-to be had on
board the steamers OF the Union the Ohio ard OF
the Kali Road Agents at Whec:ing(J b. iOunds
vile. mai WM. PARK Err. Gen'l Sun't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
"To hide it in u hedge,
Not for a train attendant,
But for the glorious privilege
OF being iMdcnenilcnt.n

That was Burns. He loved independence, and
though he never possessed riches, yet he had ever
ga proud independent mind," which never broke
until death took him from the earth. For these
aud many other noble qualities hS countIymcn
loved him while living, and honor his memory when
dead. But It is by his glorious lyrics which are
daily sung all over The world, that he is best
known. lie has associated the sweet melodies OF
ms natlve land with undyIns verse who has not
been affected by them? but who can appreciate
them as the native Scot, VINO has been made IA
mllllar with them from his mothers knee, and It'll
which ATE associated the beauty, grandeur, anu
patriotic struggles of his native home.
'tWhat tears dim the eye unshed,
q What wild Thoughts aIter on the tongue,
And 'Auld Lang Syne' are sumg'
What Flora McIvor suys Of Scotlant's music
and song, is eloquen,ly true. "rhe seat of tie
Celtic Muse is in the midst OF the secret and soIl-
tary hills and her voice in the murmur of The
mountain stream. He who woes her must love
the solitude of the desert better than the festivities
CT the hail.
We have tested the truth of the quotation,
''when DER the hills and far ava"
we have heard tue pbroch on "rhe brass OF Glen
orchy," and the coronacl amid the wilds OF Glen
FinlaSS; we have stood by "B-nny Doon,'' and
rested our weary limbs on "Logan's banks and
braes;" we have cross d the fields of Bannock-
burn, ami lost our way among the mists of Ben
Nevis; we have trod .tthe red fields of Flolden,"
anu cools our heated GROW under The shade OF
Wa.lace's Oak. at Ellerslie; we have stood be-
meath the cot wherein .'rhe Minstrel first drew
breath,' and plucked rose from the ruined Kirk
of Alloway; we have gathered heat er bells in
Glon Lyon, and bore them home across the ocean;
we have heard the marvis pour forth '.its wood
notes Wild" and have sat by
"Thc Core that sings the Sea,
Where bonny young Fora sat sighin. her lane,
WI the dew on her paid and the tearin her 'e;.
and we have FELT pleasure unspeakable-aw wild,
melancholy Charm, which, as it warned the heart,
soothed and satisfied it.-Cin. Gag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
NOTICE

...--lf. ..r. NOIlCE.
loNSlTN EES OF g0Ods By the baltimore & Ohio Line
- are hereby notified fiat goods must taken away
rom our DcPot OF charge OF 81 per no storage
labOrrwtII DO Changed
,5 EoHSYTHS Sc HOPKINS. Agents
.. .C e n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
'1' S SPECIAL MOTTO Els.
USE HowEs COUGH CANDY
TO the Public.
Local INSPECTORS OFFICE, +,

LOCAL INSPECTORS OFFICER
tss Port OF Wheeling, Va. ~rII'S
SOME malicious person persons having raised re.
port pretudeial TO the Viloqua that she is not
safe for passengers TO tlavel on In that way inurp
her business; therefore l.h.H
We do hereby certify that we believe she is sac in
every way, for the transportation OF passengers.
49, JOSEPH WooD.
a. NJ. PHIbLlPS,
1ahEo Local Inspectors. &c.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
MAN THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUIN HIMSELF cHIAP
TO THE COMMUNITY LARGEl ..E..
W ISAAC PRAGER has just returned from the East with
the best stock oil dry md Fancy Goods, III oslo
ry, &C., exhibited in city, which he is Offering
at the new aud beautiful building, No 115, 1Inin ~
(between Monroe aud Union srects,) such astonishing
low prices to every WHO OH him Cund
ladies' and gentlemen will find it TO their own al vantage
they do so) TO ter tho above ex- lamatiol.
His stock being too large enumeTatc he will only di-
rect particular attention choice assortment OF the II,
sest styleo E'iaids, French Mcriuos, anu Wool
Dcinincs OF every color. Kinmisets, Em brofdcr.
les, anu assortment Linens, such as never were
seen before.
10 the trade he offers particular advantages as through
Ills connection with the first importing houses OF the coun
try he is able TO sell cheap any Eastern
Na'kc.. tnovI] ISAACPRAGER, lis Mainst.
JAS. H. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty, at the election TO be held in Sprng OF 1854
oct2 ;:td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
That so few lives were lost is truly mar

velouS. IVY '''N'
The town ofBrandon. which has sustained the
gaeateSt loss by the tornado, is situated bout six
nilestrom Mt Vernon. and is commonly known
tanned from thirty 10 forty houses.
During the storm, the rain fell in great alum
dance IN Mt. Vernon, washing way the streets in
some places. 1t was accompanied by vivid light
etnowed, and in several places the train had 10
pass through six inches wafer, for n considerable
distance.
The only stormev occurring in Ohio which al
all resembles the Brandon tornado, is that known
as the Burlington Storm" which visited the earth
i'll the fall of 1928. tis curious that the storm o.
riginnted ct n place called Burlington, near where
Brandon now stands 1t swept over an immense
territory, doing much pecunary damage. and des-
troylng several lives. 1t was not so severe, how
ever, as its savage successor. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
Par. second.

Grand Operate Selection and IFantasia-Crrom .-
y. Julien, with Solos Tor Oboe Opleclile,
Viola d'.NlnOre and Cornet. ston per. 'a-' -
formed by W. LHvisnc, S. Hughes Sthrcurs 90
and Herr KUeng Mayer6esr
songw"Whers the bee sucks, >, from the play OF
"The TEMPEST. ............ Arne
Duo,-two Victims .-.'..i.. sf,1,,,ba,,.-,
THE BROTHERS iMoLLENlIAUER. Z
Poka-'tThc Sleigh POLKA" Obese IiptiSe OF a
sleigh ic and concluding with 'iJordan,s M tE-rIf
a llard road tu TTuveI,' dedicated 10 the {
' HosOm City Guard e&criptloh:I L'invita. .r
ton q cours traiHcau. } Dialogue am t.l-
ntcuS. 4 Echos du bu IPOragc. Le -.rI
ketour... JIlien
SIo, oboc: IN. LGpigale
Gallop-. The Target" descriptive OF a Grand
Field bay and Target Practice. Jiten
SS''DoSIO 81. JULIEN
NJ Tickets TO all parts the Hall-one Dollar For
sic ttckelsons and Melor's Music Stores, wildes
o99k store. and at the Mcclure and Srrigg Houses
IL Doors open at quarter cEoIe5-Conccrt TO COM
nlcncc at O'Clock precisely ' hn30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

REMOVAL. f7FT5s
oGAN, CARR & Co., have removed their stock o.
- wholesale tobacco, SnuH, and Segars from No 81
Moi street 10 the new block brick buildings east side
9 Nain street, nearly opposite the Merchants Farmers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30
Wheeling female SEMINAR.

l. viii Commence
Wednesday,, February Sth. 1S5A
and will continue five calendar months, closing July 7tb
Pupils expected Continue at least one and
no deduction made for absence, except pro-
Icrcs heretofore half payable in al vance and
the rest al the middle or the session ~ '>
MRS. S. h. THOMSON, -
J-h2S PRINCIPAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

= Tins Hoo TRADE AT CrxcrSNArI-The following
estimates are from the Price Current, by which,
ievident that the packing ut that point this season
will tall short of 100000 hogs:
Total lie :eipts for the week, 1874
Previously reported. s79,N56
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dyeis warranted, If according directions
to change tile hair from any other color, to beautiful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-30

e.{AEtFi . = + El6ctIon. : tl G&5A
1HE members the Western Virginia Agricultural So.
city and ndassa Institute are requested meet
Saturday January 2Sth, at O'Clock p NJ the purpose
elG fsnisl S,assrs H. BOONE,