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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
New savings' Bank Store,
HEw 5ArHnoSKD LETrras At the OLD TOsr Oyrrorl

NEW FArHIBoNED LETTERS AT the OLD Post oFFioE!
YiA now reeeVlng and oTenins an unusuauyIa and
/ fsns al assorment OF Roote, Shoes Hats, Hornets,
UnBeaS and Cartt SaeAS dt ihsC OF Market aud
Monroe Streets Wheeling Va In the room iTmely oc'
eued lathe Post once and opposite tho MoLue House
tery large and tnu ely stock which was purchased
ortash from the manufacturers 81 The Noth under the
most favorable circumstances, and oer than to the eit
Gems OF Wheeling and vicinity az reduced prices, whole
ala ad Ielil, and respectfully solicit share olpaO'
deem II usess 10 say much In praise Of my stock. u
n1slfke upt, the peOnle OF Wheeling arc not 20 easily
huhursed BY advorsing pufsj suecit say have any
variety OF mens youths and boys BOois and ShOee MIR
or, slk, molesn, wool, leghon, brus and eiraw bas
boin6ts or die most recent fashions and styles. Also
Soea silpp6A and Callers bot for ladies' mssrs and
ehdien, or the most fashionable style, make and quality
-rall and see for yourselves. r.
Having purohaoed argn stock OF tho above named az
tCies, would respectfully invite country merchants 70
call and sec me, aond me their orders will duplicate
any bills purchased In The eastern cities ior cash .
ans u. n. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
MEDTCTNAL.I
We lTnnhareil Nerve and Rona !

The ITDnbareil Nerve and Bone
LINIMEN at,
PREPARED by. N. H9 CARR q CO.., FROM
I a PRESCRiPT i0N FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHBELlNG,
'N' LATE or MORGANToWN.l. .3
"a basodiF5a he5toaa principle 6st cry ysn5ay aleH
potlrisd, 4 squaliy sueetss6l ~ rsg9ring inter
moi a6eeiioits,o Poistr Whieh " bsahyWV
- Jsrsisr,d' IN AMI pfcHiiar 10 HE 1914
az Ff'' k0kPAPEiL LLNIMBNE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
DR.. Todd's Pills

GAN he'd fresh and genuine Al che following places IN
~ lie city Of Wheeling and vicinity, vEiAt the Drug
stores Of James Baker, Kes & Caidwelli BrentngaT =
Cor DR. y Logan & t'oI Fred'k YohTllng, VIM Mckee
Cot (Ritchieown)J a BTpntlnger (Centre Wheeng(i az
no Shea siTs Of Todd Deyol, market square, end 81
10 prg store OF the proprietor corner Of Quincy and
SeSa tiso be hsd at P Dunn's, Grave orssk, a be-
dllio6'o and Jacob GOOdinge, National ROadI Bend, L
DrayeD west AleHenaria MisonSiIngert, west Wheel
ingt and Hly Lo0uan'G, Bridgeport, Ohio. aaa
Theto pills need no further RECOMMENDATION than ait
trial. they have been IN constant use oT more than
twenty ard fyonWi only give them chance they
win Ok III npelves-tTy them 26c per boHl sc Per
d6fi SEQ nor Frost, tliilf lfe 5g iAn6
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AsslGNRE,s NOTICE.

CtnloOn y. WoodfoW having, on the nth day OF
- Apd Ia, by proper deed conveyed IN trust to tho
undersigned for the beneit OF lbs said WOOdToWSc
ora " he real and personal property and chooses u ao
ilohi ali ATsons In any @9e indebted TO said woodrow
ale ieaulred 10 make immedlate payment 10 me, and al
pa sons atin claims against said Woodrow are required
In receive any benei under sad iTus within
ioll hOs 10 ale their claims with ne proper release ac'
codnq 70 tho terms OF said deed. with the un1etgned
tpIa r GEo w. SIGHTS, Assiglee.
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NOTICE- EXTRA,

Ihivo amall stock OF common ohing that win die
pote Cot, even less, 10 make room for my Spring
'' SsIai p H's A'SN-' s RICR
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Planished Tin Ware.
.TUsT opened an Assormen Mt ofsplenid panshed Ware
combating OF coffee and Tea uIns, chatting Dishes, oys
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sots-'i
beautiful artloe We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public to varied AID beautiful assortment
aud steam Boat furnishing goods
TIIE'' T'T HOBBS, BARNES q co,
HO26, Monroe st, near tile Post once,
L noytOH .f Hf.. Whaling Va
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BRUPTIVE DISEASES.
TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
beat PhyscSs ofour city that In the cure oil Sci onlA,
letter and many other diseases, BRENT'iNoERS EtuD
or SARsAPARGLLA AND DANDELloN Is decidedly
above ali other preparations ltspeaks weheVet
usedI and although have never taken the palma OF hav
nEitrubllshed througthe papers, or appointing agents
lotb6 sale ofit yet we bre almost weekly receiving or
days Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
ttses bypeTsOn who by some chance means have heard
oTIta wonderful curative pOwee. The following i9roma
gentleman or Vermont few days since, who used ltIOr
very serious diseasei-
DeGR OOoToR.
The two bottles ofmedlore got from you
hsnn wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
some more by Express
Yours Respectfully.
la now prescribed By neatly all the Physicians OF oll
city not quaek medicine, for we have made them ae
The component paTtsi and w0nOw say to OIL
sueh a. we have not the olportnityoi making known
10 that Ii IA entirely mes ON all minerals andis not 10
is le5s meomrdtiblo wlhany oil Tie preparations oflo
dine Fowlelis solution, or other properties. IN \, h.
10 be had at PRNOn Laoa, and T. YahTling, anu sod
'''s'' e1''',. BRRNTLlNGRR < ARMSTRONG, \
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. wheeling va
1uly 81, 49, s. H.. sL
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PHILADELPHIA n 81.
Curtain Warehouse, ~
l7i Cht5tni ST.. Philadelphia opposite fe SLATE Houti.
HENRI n w. SABRORD,
lMPoRTER ARD DEALgR IN CURTAINs, CURTAIN Ma
TERilLs, AND FURNiTURE OovERRQs,
WHICH he oieri AZ the owett market briees, %
tsitIps Who'll RSALB IND REFILL.
Tl.t tt0ekeompdelngi 10 part Che iollUwlhp -
gmbtoldolod laee Curlansi Gilt Gorhleesi
no Muslin no 90 rms
Dfibefy faebs 4 Muslinsi DO bands,
fIs5eh gFoeatbllb asdths Canopy Arches and Ringtt
ard oOlOftI gordet Iaeeelsl GiI9pat
Satinde LaneSi FIln6esi Iultnn UTopsi
nsmahkag ~. &C.. /. - 80. Il ~ /. /,
faiS4Sb ItiNDoW sHtDEs, end HOLLANDS oitll
Il. PeYSo6s Sft ttnf Cdrtilht wIi Svetbs mshspre
iofths beeitb and Widtoh ht enife name of window
11f tlts PTlhb no C6ase, jdtsTos ~ iog b
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Saddlers HardWare.

srtf AND COACH TRiMMlNG. 't t.ssr
TUsT of6ned large assortment Of saddeT's Hardware
ID iid Coach Trimming, CoachaTd Leftter VdInish,
Bney bows, Hubbh, SPoEes, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
HoIS Balleable Irons, Patent and En1nieled Leather
sHd used blythe trade TO which nVle The at
ispiion OF tbe public l NJ JOHN KNOTR,
maI3 Old Stand, 1863 Main VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
THE KANE EXPEDITION.

Tie Washington Uaioa has the following expsns-
ton OF the causos which have kept the expedition I'M
der Dr. Kane from returning, as il was expected to
do II says:
"Wben last heard from, it was just entering the
Deris Trap the whal rs call it, at the most north
eIn portion OF Batiins Bay. Two hundred aud six
teen icebegs were in view from the deck OF his little
vessel Through these and unnumbered groups Of
others beyond them he was TO thread his way into
Smiths Sound; and thence, If Providence favored
into he Polar Sea.
IAN afterward was TO depend on the phases ofthq
unvisited region. If 10y boats forced through the
floating ice.6elds, or by sedges drawn by dogs, he
could push onward until he had crossed the great
drift current that sets toward tho Ataniic-that cur
rent which baffied Sir Edward Parry carrying MN
a. far back In the twenty -four hours by its southern
progress "a he Rad advanced over the moving ice 10
AN opposite Objectionable Kane hoped 10 fnd me-
ornls at least, If not the relics of Sir John Frank
lin party. Il is plain 10 those who have studied the
OcCaIic phenC Of the Are-c Circle that the lost
uayis atOr must have been imbedded ia fixed ice 10
the west Of the inlet through which he passed from
Lancaster Sound; else his vessel have yielded TO
this current and their remains are 70 be looked tor N
the track which countrymcn intended TO explore
Tho season Of 1853 uncOmmony open
one. The reports Of the whnlers are unanimous as
10 this and the immense cefelds in tue Atlantic dur
ing the last six months prove the same fact for the
ice which Is encountered by nayigaors on our coast
is always that which wa detached by the Are,ie
Of the year before. Ii Is altogether prooaole,
therefore, IliI the lult COulpuhy VI tho
when they bad reached the furthest north which is
delneaied on our charts, found the way stu an open
one 10 those for whom dangers and difficulties were
calculated things.
"Tbe season of 1854, on the other hand has been
an uncommOnly close one. IL is the declaration of
all who have visited North Bafn during the present
year-whslers, transport ships and steamers undor
The conduct Of British Government ohicers-thet
there was neither hope nor chance for any weasel of
fighting Ler way over the barrier that blocked up
Smith sound.
"This fact explains Why our gsllsnt adyenturers
have not returned as they proposed TO do. At the
same time it furnishes ground of anxiety for their
immediate safety. They are beyond the perhs Of the
polar approach and their stores carefully husbanded
and reinforced by the hunt, will doubt enable them
to live and labor till another SUMMER Their great
risk is the character Of the which is 10
Should that also be a close they may themselves
need the Office of charity they sought to render
10 Sir John Franklin"
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SYNOD oFyEWY0RK AND yEWyERSEY

csrresporse-ce OF The y. I. Tri5-rs
HoSEsDALE, wednesday. Oit -, 1888.
IT, synod Of New-York and New-Jersey met AZ
this place last evening, and wss opened with ser
mon by The Moderator the Rev Gideon " J1d3,
DID ~ the kind OF preaching best adapted TO cor
vct sinners. After service the roll was called, when
the S,sod went INTO the election Of Moderator, winch
resulted in tie choice OF the Rev. joel Psker ID,
Of Yew.York Aftsr electipg Clerk, the Conven'
lion adjourned TO meet this morning 5, y O'Clock
There is large attendance and some important ou'i-
ness is expected to be brought before the Synod. Tbs
evening a sermon i to be preached by appointment
or the connection Of Science and Religion, by De-
Parker. which will no doubt be interesting.
TIE Ministers and Elders are most respectfully en-
terained By the people bere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
FROM THE PLAINS.
MORE PARTICULARS IN REGARD TO THE
MASSACRE AT FORT LARAMIE.
From The Cotaea Biags Bu9Le Oct 3.

Through the politeness OF A. j. Smith, 4. Z. WeIch
and j. H. Seinberger, Esqs., who arrived last week
from the plains, have obtained the following addi
tional Intelligence They left Salt Lake City on the
10th of August. The city crowded with Califor-
mia emierants. Crops were all extremely heavy, and
wht at and oats were harvested. Flour was selling at
s5 per hundred. number of merchant trains had
arrived and most kinds Of merchandise was plenty
and rapidly being exchanged for geld. Money seemed
plenty. An abundance ofraIn had fallen, that rri
CATION had been unnecessary. grest number OF
were employed upon the Temple, which Is 70 be
built of beautiful kind Of red feestone, hewel and
polished. The city wall on one side was being re-
constructed, having been carried away by the water
from cloud that broke over the mountains I'm.
movements in the city rapidly progressing and
some splendid houses are being erected. The manu-
facture Of iron is going on 10 considerable extent.
Flows are got up on short notice large amount OF
sugar beets have been raised and the rem rery was
being put in operation, snG Is expected 70 produce
nearly the supply demanded. 4 paper mill has been
erected and was in successful operation. Common
labOrers and mechanics found ready employment at
from az to s. per day great number Of teams had
been sent out to NEST the coming emigration with
good experienced pilots to conduct the several con-
psnies H. Secretary Babbitt again about 70
prosecute the erection Of tho States Prison. CO H.
pany Of Chinese their wsy rom San Francisco
10 Utah, having been converted 10 Aormonism. Mr..
Balbitt started with them returning to meet his family
bat was taken sick and returned TO the ciiymei his
family and train 100 miles from the city, and the
Hon. Judges Kinney and Stiles, at Bridger. Far
ther along they met thTee BIse Trains OF English,
Danish and other foreign emigranis On their
way 10 Utah, comprising in the whole, over 200
reeons besides many smaller scattering companies.
an the stock or the road looked we'll, and all the
companies were free from sickness and In fine spirits
Grsss and water were plenty rpon the whole route.
Net the uoops sent 10 Utah on account Of the Indian
difficulties back or Green River; arrived q; For,
Laramie few days amer the fatal massserei found
about zoo lodge. Of the Menwecosis band Of Sioux
lwho had perpe rated the MURDER about twelve miles
below AmerleAu Y Z AZ a.
ton, ard also large number Of Cheyennes awaiting
the arrival Of Major Whitfield, successor 20 Major
fitzlsiriek, Indian Agent decsasei to arrive With
and distribute their presents and snnu.es The
eioui had INN edia.ely after the perpsrs,on Of the
murder, seisea upon the preselts irteGied Coz hem
nnch were aging n the s,sfien, but done no fur
,nef nsehief They slege that the murder was DO,
0~"nIses On seccIn. Of The siseup.sd srrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT ST. JOHNS.

To he Editor Of Tfs v. y. Tribune
Sir: am panied TO notice in your psper of this
morning. a communication from Mr.. Chandler White,
rejecting on the conduct of my brother, the Aner-
can Cone u at Newfoundland in the matter Of vessels
dispatched the relief OF the wrecked passengers by
the Arctic. With your usual fairness, arr you
will not refuse me space to qualify your reflections
Oh ny brothers inactivity want of humanity, until
he il he deems ft may take further action. My let
tiers from him are very scant He says: " As the
Arctcs affair engroes me- have no time to write
4" in full" He dates his letter at A. NJ, having
been writin- all night. Thus am without direct ad
vice. The ST JOHNS Ledger concludes q cOmnenia-
tory article thus mo expense has been spared in
the search, and the oxertioOs of Mr. Newman. the
4" American Consul are worthy OF all praise" lSse
the papers Of Monday Mr. johnson gives il as his
opinion, and that of the passengers landed at Sc.
Johns that " the report to the discredt Of the Con-
sui, which appeared in the St. Johns paper origin.
" ated from personal il.wilL' since re lding your
paper, / have seen Mr.. W. ". Gilbert, lope Of the
passengers, q well. known gentleman here, who in
forms me that the Consul did everything that was
possible with the at his control and that all the
papers, save one approved his conduct. The b attic
reports that she boarded by the British schooner
John Clemens. dispatched BY Mr.. Newman, the Amer.
lean Consul al ST. Johns, with orders to cruise in
search for fortnight. All the papers report the dis
patch OF the schooner Ann Eliza, and the zach.
Hawk, by Mr.. Newman, the American Consul, to
save perchanee, some relict of that Inflated chip.
Dces this look like spstby or inhumantyl Nay, nay,
Gentlemen, think you will acknowledge il does not.
/ an, Gentlernen, your ob't servant,
K W. HEW MAN, No. q Nsls.
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CoysEcRArIoS OF rHE BIsHoP OF lowA-Iee
services OF the cOnsecrati0n Of the Rev. Dr. Lee as
Bishop Of Iowa were held at st Lukes Cha'eh ia
Rochester on the 18th, Bishop Hopkins Of Nernoa'
presiding. The morning prayer was read by tue
Rev. Dr. Van Week Of New.iOrk aud tie hSv'
Mr. Uhsrj of Iowa, the Communion service, Ne''
By the presiding Bishop, the Epssle by BishOp Oar
ee.s, and tie Gospel by Bishcp Whltehodse. The
sermon was preached by Bishop EastOern. Tue re-
naming services were performed BY the Rev. Nj
Ashley Of Syracuse DIR. Potter OF Albany, ana
Bi.hups McCroskry and Delaney. The exercises
were highly in.t resting and impressive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

fRox THE PRoyNcEs-Datcs TO the nth have
been received from St John, NIB The boiler OF the
- tug Magnet, lying 8, India Town, exploded on
the 10TH causing the vessel to ILL and severely .cad
ing and bruisipg the captain and four Of the hands
The boiler was new, and no cause "a assigned for the
explosion. Capt. Caleb Moody Of the brig Zeuophon,
Of Portland, was married on the Sd inst 10 Young
lady in Pictou. The nett day be sailed for Phlsdei
phia and on the 5th fell overload of Cause Light
while reeEpg topssils, and WA drowned
Tie legislature Of Prince Edward leland has rsti-
fed the fishery treaty, and adjourned until the l3h Of
February.
Screw steamer Clsopsirs, from Qaebeo for Liver
pool Put into ST. Johns, ". f. on the I'd ins. short
nshI under The comu snd OF Col stack.
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rsnid extension throughout the worc evidenced by
Their establishments and publications, Ia prs liciei
Tia. II would eventually 'riuUph over all prejuices
and supyiscde every other system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

. Thou > hose Temple broad .nd hieh.
The hgiIlsnt lamps o. hcaven uiamei
Nboss si0iy kiBaies % The sky,
Ar8 bftaihss IA even Towers perfume,
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LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THE
FtFrH.Av. BAPTIST CHURCH.

Al q ocloes Yesterday afternoon the Corner Stone
Of TIE Fifih-av Bspiis Chu7uh laid at the corner
At Tbirt>. 6ah.s,. and Fi6b-av., nth appropriate
certm0niss =.
phy / R,Sy,Rp: Readinr saiect portions Of the
Ser;ptures. by the Rev. VI. j. EDDY, PRAYER oy the
Rev. E LArHRoP. ID. ID spi Address by the Rev.
PpaRcrLiUs CRURcH. u. II. .
A hvmp. written Tor the occasion By the Rev ;. ;.
CurriSG, and commencing
. rhou shose Temple broad snA hiss.
The h!iilisnt lamps OF hcaven ul9mei
Nbose glory hgaie- 90 IN sAy,
AID bs,a abe Ia even covers perfume
was sung by tire audience =,
Amer . collection, AMI an address by the Kew y. u.
Voncys the pastor The Rev ). 4. Corey announced
t Ia tbe corner stone would De- deposited copies Of
the SECULAR and religious j0aTDss ut the City, the
Bible. The last Annual Report Of me American and
Foroign Biblo Socie.y, Aonus Report OF the Baptist
Homo Mission sry Society. &c Prayer by the Rev. A.
u EItrERT followed The lRYing of tbs stous, snd
after beuediction the audience dispersed. 49, 81
The church i to be Of brnVn 8 one, IN the Byz1n-
line st,'c Of architecture. The building Is sc By lso
feet with sentcirculsr aps.s 4 by 25feet. Ihere
will be two towers anc spires Ia 'front.' each l92 teUt
in blight TIE church viii he lighted principally from
the roof there being ~nioFs, with the exception
Of ope large triple window the. iront on fltth Az
The interior viii b. DIVIDED Into nave aud esies ny
srs ard arches and there Will DO 40 galisnes ins
ceilings vii DC arched that 81 the nave y to 20 IL
yi5ed INTO three large dnnes oach 81 feet ia diane
ter wbicn viii be- fll.d with stained glass ihe re-
nap poi tons IT the iniolOr an apsis wil he deco
rated In he Highest style 80 art 10 complete in(
church VII cost about S59o00 Tho inferior VII
afford seat, for about 600 persons. Elson Enyei-
bert of this City are ihe architects.
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CAPS.

ID RcRIvRD this day. The best Of Cent?
% youths, and chiIdTes cloth caps ever bronght g
ihs city, having been selected with great care
style and quality They rise in part ioo
Gents opera, whitei gents han
blscI fab ana feeT iiding hunting anil Apoi
Also, the Egyptian Pyrenial cricket g n
together with every oher OF IA ~
mr14 s. SD 2. 2. n -
11 BoYES barre Rhodes g
~, ~ sugar sosas z y PAitlkkk
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"a a card. frG Gn14 a5TEs7Ef-s
TAViNG disposed OF my Grocery on Main street, No.
l7t PIG ID Isaac d. Johistonof St Clair viIle, o.
await OF his opport to retngn my SINCERE
custom; and byvui now ash, behalf OF Johns ton,
nee same feeling confident thai CUSTOMERS
any in the city, quality and yarie ty. q
Also, would Inform the OF w Whe2lins and yctn
ry,s tie So5 Hall, Monroe street.
yyhere viii lie ieased ali who give
calf - Stl SIM RON ID. WOODROW. sssta tsts9 fis
Feb, ~ -iebis Arlington Hall aenroe p. e
I1IaNTKD- GeImsii eirl 20 cook and DO housswoFk
ApPly at his soiIiee Isl .is.. iifs. mn, nrt
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WIIEEI. ENG.

W ~ As is9'1
- -
NMT1sIFI}T II TlSLflt
t. z. =. q e Z Z = :.
= Special Notice.
MTix1T 4 T,r5S a M - sriTTr.RTrrs
NEW TIA ~ e .lsl - y
tszzfssszs7a ss9iss7f q
- 5s - 80 z55 -
A 's4fss''g g sff0sll,'a'' ~. 1 s'f1ss f1e'''s'
on EHRt IN, nm .551SBf n 34 nj m IN
PROM ,g5fI,sfilI:
In ssa.seiies ,sat spssn9s siseaers
bs steaner = E - :
shss ieaass cSPs; %sssiiss SsU; . oa hSGss. Sfss.
e. the stssnsa III Can't sl
oot on ruesdavs TSn,sds and a. = : ~,
ssss; u @er,sssssy. isssa wsssiIs iiap
= RaitSsaa S s Sas sa
Ii5 4 S 80 l 81 IS f -
i The above steamers connect at wheeling with the
n tisloRs- viii y ohlp mn fAlLAoAp
i uNIONtIs1NEs OF sTEA lIEEEs
regular pacss ros Msrefta and
arc ticletcd through nom wheeling, sieu
senyle and nlsnediae landings between Wheeling ana
me cies land and P.ttsburrh Railroad eonneets al
LsysLAsp, CoIuAisusSE CIscissATi RAILAoAp,
Toledo, Nortralk and CIepeL land Railroad.
'ssAee SsaU.ln pos ahr lisasrAstAl', rasr.
j ~ 49, 5 81 Es,s ri lessss j, a
Tor Toledo, petTolI
IheaSo5 ffaeine, nliyanie, " 9 for Bu
W. ra,ls, OF Iot york; VIA
slny s,. ~ oI CENT Line,
llt tiils cileaI, anu pleas
AM route. 81 Is f,ss,i Is. .is;s.s
p.rf..s,.s,..
Regular seprse,iop. esass { with the
4 Steamers. ss7 < = 8 - II
SC: sAKER y CO., gents, lsheelilg. az
- I'D DURaNps
feh23553 &c. Il PR. r., Cleveland.
---- FTII- - - n = =, - =
/ | sl4srs - nOIIlaS pE1.s lTlDSon5a43s 81 kslEsi3
ilssfP5 LiJJiDf Err AN D. GA s. FIs,fTER.
4 M ~ TI.;n -. ~ NJ -,.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-09
HIGHI,Y IndpoRrANT.. !.

NTRLsoN,s Pren,inn Chinese Lnstrai Washing Fluid,
the greatest yet discovered, for saving
labor end exlefse shing Clothing and Hohse Clea
syIiter lan Than " bcached on the gtass
WaRBAsrEp not to iniure ths Kysry lad nlsy
or Linen tfchsth for ei hours which,
clearly show thai IL must bc ely wien
dilute with gallons OF water TO Hal pint OF fuid
The Chinese washing is worth three times the
washing yvhiehcRp be lone in 5or 1ioursa S. i
Manufactured and sold by the who las lats
= Jas. MELL0R, ssler.s
Aupa No. e6, UnonSt.. WheeIins. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-09

DaguerreotypeS. a -.
tNT ESSRS. BEAMER * TURToN,e having taken the
lNI Rooms formerly occupied by MI Us Da-
gueFrean corIier OF Rdd.e atleeis, en
Mleeing beg leave to solicit share of patronage
from his frieds and the public at large. 5s., +
1t rule not TO let any pictures 90 out but
satisfactory and we II executed ~ aa1J D
G old and Silver ting executed neatly
Orders let here for sign painting viii be aiteIash 70
INV 1tnrfnn 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-09

S544 Holiday Presents sas
nj No. a Wnsniuston Anil JHenroe stEeeeff
TTAvINGajust retnrned from the eastern 81
IL ofer ior sale hue and complete assortment OF
Persons desiTng to purchase are tnytsd 70 cal and
aniine my Goods, am 10 Seat es eee
ouaiiy o all goods warranted to prove good
tii3e
40 =. - - y Monroe at. ls9S