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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

HATS! HATS AT COST!!1
ROM this date until tho first March, will sell my
stock of Silk Hats at cost, preparatory getting
srge supply in the spring. No 6unbug-ss win
pJs JAMS sou al cost D p" NtioDES ss.u,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

PARrlcuLARs OF THE LOUISVILLE FlRE.--The
ERE on Saturday night destroyed eight houses. and
co. sideraby injured the ninth. We extract from
the Journal of yesterday the following additional
particulars.
The heaviest losers by the FIRE are the heirs of
the late G. W. weissinser, who ow ned the four
houses in Commercial Row, and three on Fifth st.
The eighth house, small two-story brick. was
owned by DR.. Wilson. The seven houses belong
ing to the heirs yielded large rent, but were in
sured for only $4,000 in the Mutual.
Messrs sherley & Bell had lately made large adj
dtions 10 their stock, and their loss is estimated al
$4,000. on which they had an insurance of $4,000
in the Firemensl) they saved all their books and
papers.
Mr. SANDS, the Surveyor of the Port. kept his
Office in the same building. He also saved his
books and papers.
Messrs. Cope. Sargent & Co.. liquor merchants,
estimate their loss at 5000, which they had an
insurauce of $1,000 in the Falls City.
Capt. Basham and Capt. MoorLead each lose
about 81, ouo or $500. They had no insurance.
They too saved their books. alE.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14
THE WAY TO GET a CiOOD WIF,-.
INTENTION CENT? ESIENII

M ORGAN H. GREGG: has i,s. resi,., ,on New
xofk an1 the Eastern cities, the most splendid
er-Rhirts, gloves. and
Sea and quality ever
oruer IN tho most elegant and fashionable Lonlon Paris,
Styles as gentlemen preer, ard the
hotiee 40 one questions positiuu which
holds the IN the city
w enu no ore doubts but that heis the fastest
IL III ms taste and wants He has dis
wheeling Far, which he failed in because f lie immense
press Of business at his n ON which no
nor his mind long enough to attend to
@ but as f6eas his Profession he must
oa with his in that d. IA rtment
continue 10 Serve tie public,' his Enpoiium M Mon.
roe street, abnvc the McLafe louise s''' w -4O
Call aud see for yourselves AID the rest &c eeyt in
Every hody is there, there is loom ana Goods for
more. IL tLeygwill cali in time - :. octSS3n,
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OTICBis hereby given TO all persons indebted TO the
In estate of Thomas Slater, deceased, to make mmed
payment TO John Parker, sgenti aud those having
claims aGanst said estate will them duly authenti
Gated ~ ,o =, settlement SUSAN Slater Ea,r,,
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S26,675 81
S96S.l7S 10
Increase,

Had the Ohio river been navgable for as long a.
period during the past year is usual, the amount
Of business done over the road would, beyond
question, have been greatly augmented.
The transportation eastwnrdly into the city of
Baltimore of the principal articles over the road,
during December, was olIows:
Coal. % .49I tons; fire brick, 60 do; frewood. IS
do; flour, 1877 hrls grain, l.OSo tons; granite
7O7 do iron, 500 do; iron ore and manganese,
I,3l7 do; lard ami butter, 904 do; leather, 1893
do; cotton. 365 bales; WOOL 1l9 do; laEd oil, IL
tons; lime. 81 d.; hemp 167 do: soap stone, 1O9
do. Live stock, viz: Hogs, LISA tons; sheep, SO
do; horses and mules, Al do; horned cattle, 1913
do; meal and Shorts 1879 do; pork and bacon. B.
1874 do; tobacco, 345 hhds.; whisky 2,l76 brls.;
misc, llaneous, I'LL ton>; hay. 65 do. Flour re-
celved from Washington road, during December,
1883, $3.50 brIs.
The falling of in the receips of -four were one
thousand barrels, as compared with November,
while there was an increase of 22.9os barrels
over October. There was decrease of S5s tons
of grain and 81 tons in live hogs, and an increase
of 1874 toms in live horned cattle. 16 tons in live
sheep. tons in live horses and mules, and SO ions
in purk and bacon. The decrease in the receipts
of coal was l,s4S ions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
UsT received, fine assortment of fine cigars and To-
" 10000 spanish cigars eBaltlmore0i g,E'
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Whnrf Mnn1er.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce our old and well known
either, Capt WILLIAM \. MOYSTON, as candidate
Wharf the ensuing charter cleo
ton, and Ublige janI MANY CITIZENS
Air. Editor: State that j. E BIER will be supported
jan5. 800 "2'''aS1.r' - MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

90 NUKE GAPS. .-r
TUSToPe small lot OF superior Silk Plush Caps
a. which will SELL at reduced prices.
ian9 - w RHODES, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

BUSINESS OF THE 3ALrrMoRE AND Ono RAn,RoAD.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of
directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was held on Wednesday, when the following
report of the amount of revenue FOR the past month
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

TThe best lesson 10 teaeh child, is Obedienee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

Loss OF THE GARDINER PAPERs.-our Washing-
ton Correspondence published yesterday, mentioned
the loss OF important papers in the Gardiner case.
1t appears that on Friday last when the attorneys,
engaged in the Gardiner case, now on trial, in
Washington. were gathering up their papers, Of
ter the adjournment of the Court, it was discovered
that the Indictment and the original mining title,
accompanied by several dispositions were missing.
The title is alleged be fraudulent and on it the
DR.. has been indicted for forgery. The defendant
at once waived all objections to the substitution of
ato7y Of the indictment instead of the original,
but as that could not be done in the case of the
other papers, the parties all in quandary. All
the attorneys made oath that they did not know
how the papers had disappeared, nor where they
had gone.
%. Mr.. Key, the District Attorney, was out of the
city daring the day, and there is bare possibility
that he has put the papers away in hisdrawer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14
POII RENT

ROR RENT.
DwELLISa House containing six rooms, near the
N OF Fourth and Union streets.
Applyto STOUkroN, RUSSELL & Co.
janiId1 No 49, Monroe st.
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Notice

;;,S, = NoG1ce. aess.ea;sE
~ hia bToiheTJ. w. MQTTK the partnership com.
On the 1tth inst The style or tho r viii be
w. D.MoTTE& BROTHER. - - FINS
sis als. Second Notice..
LIrersons indebted to W. D. MoTrE are reope.tsa IN
4A 1ISa and settle their accounts Immediately.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

AIdermnn of Ihe list Ward.
Mr. Editor: Please announce that ANA candidate for
reelection. jan4 D. MACLANE
Editor Integencer: You will please NJ sjor
DAVID LEE, candidate for Alderman OF the First
Ward. who will be supported by -...
ianf MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

Ordered, further, That suitable hooks be prepared for
taking said vote (two for each place OF vong) with two
columns one headed "for eense and the other
License and that oils be opened the usual places for
holding election. e W. SIGHTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

Established in 1928.
~-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in the above
House. respectfully invites Western Merchants 10 give
him call uclS-uon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

e.INTERES HING 7NEWSI7 a .
from California. The war between tie
homeln our mdst-itta ,roniths day forward
Ivy u! Motte q Bro, No. 176 Market street
have determined sell their present stuck OF ry Goods
which Is very large and well assorted at
20 a great Reduction IN -is'li
heyinYe everybody! TO Calland look for the comul
MI are assured that thisa not mere but they iTI
eM wye ana nEee wiz Induce them 10 buy del -
los. Sewill'a and T6os Bi1ndsis RAILWAY
Time keepers, IN gold and silver hunting cases; war
ranted 10 perform equal TO watches In The world
hand and for sale at 9 u %. PFRRoWPlS,
dcI9 -. q - Monroe street
TIMOTHY SEED ~
an Blu. prime Timothy Seed just reeeivea and for
w Sep13 JOHN u. MORROW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

NHE undersigned is prepared manufacture order.
Flint Glass yringes, Walls, and all other small Flint
lnStTmne such used by Fhy scianS andn
the Chemical boratory He invites the deIs OF these
using dealing in such ieles he thinks lie i
nsh good article favorable terms be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. ss.t VIM MORGAN, .|
7.t. I'D aH I.e, corner Sixth anil Zane streets,
octl7dawtf 4r-.. Id. rg East wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

INV anu LONVItIt WOIK, giving uII anu tDTlIIIe'
IA hcnEtHe review or The present condition. industry,
aud resources or the American COnederacy; embracing
also, important Typographical statistical AMI historical
Information, from recent alC original s0urCes together
with the ults It The 1850 and population aud
statistics In many 1872. by Baldwin and Thomas,
vol 8 Vo just published, aud received by
janlI WILDE d BRO.
Nj EMoIRnr JudsOn The Life and Labors OF tue Rev.
1 Dr. tudson, hy President WayIaudIof Bronson Uni.
VersiiI just published For lie by
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FRIGHTENED.

b III 16S4SE449GNl6O'-
TIME county tender their respects 10
The maTksmen OF Bell Airand Wheeling, and respect
FULLY request them. when th7y again visit MUunlsvic
with their guns valued S25 800 Tor the purpose
OF shooting party, that they will not be frightened be-
Greene county appears ON the ground to participate in the
arksmen OF e Air aud Wheeling will hereafter muster
with boys and children, he thinks they will them.
SeiVes tho trouble Of sneakng fem sport where
honorable men were publicly Invited.
Que exception TO the above rule glasab over from
Wheeling, who had spunk shoot trial shots.
Wv. an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

1851 .f
Elijah waddle, Esq, Justice OF this county, the
second district having this day resigned his office as Jus.
ticr OF the Peace for Ohio county, to lie effect upon the
qualification OF his successor, II is ordered that wit Of
election be issued for and til election take place and
be held to fill the vacancy occasoIcd ny the resignation
OF said Wadr Saturday the 2is day OF tho present
month TO be holden at the usual place OF holding elections
in said district And is ordered that John English Is
quire be, and lie is hereby appointed the officer to con-
duet and Josiah Morgan, GreemberIy D. RoEer, William
Wadllc, william b. Curtis aud Wi1m Yates, tho off,
to supernIend sail election, and that thcyIhold said
elCCtiOn aud make return thereof ording 10 law
TeSte:- JNO. MCCULLOUGH,
clerk Ohio
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SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY Il. 1854.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09

Il Is ptoyerbiai that corporations have no
saul. The same is true Of all monopolies
for the mass can be no better than the units
which compose 1t. Wheeler in one or ma
ny, solf-intorcs, combined with power will
seek ils own advantage There Is, there
fore, natural jealousy, and liability to
imPute wrong 70 corporate bodies, oitcner
with, but sometimes withou; reason, The
ill.tempor excited IN the traveller by the
yoxat.ons and hindnnces incideui 10 long
routes should come IN for statement in IA
yoF Of companies that manage the great
machines q steam nsyigstIon both on land
and water, II the Englishmaa is never at
T home except when abroad and the Irish
man never al teace excep, when be Is
sighting the Anglican is never siill except
when in u.oiion. lie asks ~ questions
about the safety 81 travel II hc can only
dash ahead At q pculous rate. /, is not
( necessary CO. h.nl % iirs, bat 4 Is nocessa-
~ 20 reach the end u bis journey in the
quickest time. Dividing then the differ
once Of blame beiHeen companies and the
public, there still remains too much ground
+ ior occasional and gr0oas coDplslHt. Il
H. better, however, 70 take lie ~ur,d easy,
and - sc Jostle over rs rough passages,
% weave the laaicrsas snd grave incidents
isio sn smaslng and PToatable s,ogy.
Our company hoiue~ard boual, vas
composed Of al clas.es iram hooded .nian-
. g - the man Of faded gray hairs and Of
al peofossious fmm oi,l cnrneefing 10
e,ua.iy. Il was q rcgmeni cut ou' q the
vafd e. %. Near ihs uighi al. ~ a
s.iori u.Hlsr dsy, be started from tile Cop
Hei II WssAiagion, expecting without
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09
miscellaneous Items.

--hlRs. JrDsoN, wife OF the late DR.. Jud-
son, and widely known for her writings oy-
or the signature Of "FANNf FoRRrsrER,"
died at Hamilton, Madison Co., y. y, lat
Tuesday.
The last hope pegishes with reference
to the safety Of the steamer CRY OF GAS
COW, and her living freight Of some 300
individuals. She Is probably lost with all
on board, and no one survives to tell the
horrid tale.
Tho Governor Of Mass. has appointed
the Hon. Julius Rockwell. Of Piusdeld, 10
the vacancy in the L. s. Senate occasion
ed by the resignation Of Mr. Everett.
Congress adjourned last week for
few days, in order 10 have the Augehn sta
bles cleasned. They need no, be in a hur-
~ about going back again. The country
IL much safer and the Halls Of the Capitol
much cleaner, while Congress is not IN SEES
sion.
-Four Thousand dollars we're refused
FOR BUENs, the fugitive A minion Of the
South writes ,5y authority that The poor
fellow is For Sale" after be has returned
% Nirginih
--LosDoS, c. w, Saturday, June b.
The cara on the Great Western Railroad
nan OF The track near tins place last even
ing, and pitched down on embankmen,,
smashing up the passenger and freight cars
killing seven pereons, 'all n eisss passen-
gcrs,l and seriously iuiuring several o,hers,
-four, Al least, fatally.
--ALBasr, Saturday, Jaas 3d.-The
Albany Northern 2. h. Is again open 10
Eagle Bridge. A tnia passed over tAe
foae his aaruing, ard regular tram for
kgtiAnl and Moaigs4! are 10 stan o. Moa.
day.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09

'''' JAYS 81 80
Ai''' '''As'' ''-' "''- '.''}'l go
s" I" "" 's''"' '' me hoi' '''i !
o - csc 20 @a'9 ia'' s@a'''f
'"'' g 49, Fe}' 49, sa4'H' "'a.a
"'''s - 7'.'e 1'aFa'-i'a"' Previous '''-
Z" 'o' sa'ee Vf'''--" d"
~ ~ " '''' i'7s'4''
wy s"'''a' 'A'' ss'7 ea7 3" ''''s
'''n' ae'.t '..'e "t'rl = see "
r., s..
$500.
n..,....s -. ...,.,..,
49, ,ls.4 i n. IL. ~, 4. ,.,.o,
n NC rs... !. LII,
ia -, ~. i.,.., -. ,e: $500,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09

Jsa.a Wpksim su1 SIZE vc-n moss
h-a,auv mur rel q, Cu'sAeura, T. l., cn
rsiy last. man h,d boom Discharged
nom 49, VS. employ, eal h1 is the sup
posed nurdrer
The CyAa'rshre rfosPrs.aE Nee
IL rce.p,, b,rg teies 's'ea' rs he cS-
peaa-%
--J,r,ae B,n,ptfa ana Die ssn laru'
Jcsanc Napoleon naaspaf's arrived 20
Nee York. on rucsday evening Dom B'-
umore. iacu, B5napirte j. on hi' Wy t.
France. 90 v,s, his cousin, l.aais Napoleon,
he rcigmag Emperw. who hs- invited hia
,huhcr A. cKpcr;. 60 lcaeo in Che next
reamcr fot liayfc, on Saturday.
Father Mathew i. suffering from a
socond stroke q palsy.
1t is stated IN the papers that inEi
tive slave 30 ,ho employ OF Messrs. CLARK
& Pond. m,lera, Of Fulton, IA this county,
sent barrel Of specimen d9ur I, Queen
Victoria. 4 few days siuce be received an
autograph letter from the Queen acknow-
Lodging the rceeip, Of the -four, and cncIos-
ing $500 IN return
Since The above was in type We learn
from Mr.. CLARK, Of the Clark and Pond ut
Fulton, that the barrel Of -four sent to the
Queen, was made at the Mills Of Messrs.
Choscborough at Fulton, aud was the same
barrel that took the premium q, the Agri-
cultural FAIR last fail. -Onrego 7im,s.
--Doron Am DENocEAcr ~ lNpnNA.
The Indiana slate democratic convention
met at Indianapolis, on "Wednesday, and
passed resolutions by vote Al TO H. fully
endorsing the Nebraska Bll aud the ma
uonal administration, and rcpudlatng the
prohibitoy liquor law.
In numerous places the bells were toled
ou hearing of the passage of the Nebraska
bill
Great excitcmen, prevails ut New Or.
leans ~ consequence Of the failure of sew
oral leading houses, among them the house
Of Wright. Williams & Co., cotton deal
crs, whose liabilities are nearly two mil
lions.
james &. Lewis, proprietor of an eating
saloon in Lockport, n. Y, has tame robin
which, until recent incident, has boon "A
beautiful singer. II was kept in the same
room with parrot, which escaped from It's
cage few days since, flew across the room
and alighted on the cage of the robin. The
robin was very much frightened. and since
: that time has never sung note, or acted
like the same bird 1t was before. But what
Is sull more singular, its feathers are grad
ually turning white. 1t will soon be fitted
for place with the happy family in Bar.
nuns's Museum.
-BosroN, June J.-There was consid.
cradle excitement in this city yesterday
on the unor that another fugitive had beer
captured, but it turned out to be unbound
ed.
Quite number Of fugtives have flee
from this city to Canada.
--THE CocuiruATE BANk.-- The Supreme
Court to-day made the injunction against
the Coehituate Bank perpetual. The ba,
paper amounts to more than the capita
stock of the Bank
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09

n.. pre.iuas'F af an ta,gast-5...
ullstie c1y,un . sa s.
aams cfths h-s' irsna hta-
ORE nos in lle is'sol w Cas,
rbs r.yHth riep rer'. View,
fshu. N.
nnnp 3 Fcseui infro
ne1En gIHatr ar,nL th.ts-
t1a disiHm misotn. tbe In,...
Napoleon b sand Ga hsse rvp-.
,r-l nfeoY anl earnestly or iA.
arynna te'oru' attributed ta tt
cans and directed aeainsi tba ST..
onis TIE tprrrn, msuI.a.
cidcd ds APPRECIATION Ut ,hr sal
sucwachmg sritu which has rt.-
iRod ihc AmeHcau Goyrmntw III
clarcd that so fer ~ hss istr.en ..,.
concerned, b should De thr e,..
Nca as in the tast -.ihsi .5
bssod on he faithful obscnbnee .f b.
and vas opposed To attempt on u,s
ans rowcr TO take advantage of d.. f.
ms. Of nc,rhhor to rob b Sits t.,
and rather think that assunn.s.
gwen that Spain had nothing o. a.s,..
Cuba.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-09

A'AtiiiV4ss -NAAV| -'R'''"'
,.-.
$500. ...t. ,r al.
WAN. .e,.. i..tr reasons. ~ Caslrtaa. oa
,s. ash az JaIr. ats land belonging b.
,t,. e.t,ir .hsa'l asi Dc salj.
NlfC 1a-,'s rsiair The Judge VIII
fssr .,.t.n4 sa She a.h uf f1y. why Nr
.,....fI ts l.,.., .. ..,,,-,.,.
CD
Amos Cura estate. We vil also 90
t4r na 10. haut aua piacr. attend to tio ap.
,....,,,..,. a. Al, rs,ft.' nail
--Ftnf.-- iHo dENilinr hoase 81 No.
J-hr O'Rucn Of tli. Village. was buurd
,.s.,.at, A. mn ..-.t.,
. ed about ~ "cleck hy the S"oAc ana ma
barely time, with h- wife, 70 escape. lie
l...t si,y.,st ,vgryih,t,, h, ,h, i,,us,s gurni.
r.
'N'' ''''''''s' aug t''' "' "'N "'-
pe7rcd go have originated spme whore about
tse chimney. Insured IN tic Farmers Com
... ,,..,...t.a. g., s.oo ,,., ..a,
Z cien' 10 cover thc ontire loss--'F JOINS
ta,y Californian.
l.,l1.. r.,,.o,,,,.,r..e.h,-. l..,v ,ot
AMI ,,s..d,be c,n,u,ng and o,h.r rc.cln.
,,,ns
ob vh,, ,h. o-,,,,.o If .o,.l,,. cb,ld
rem TO school Vt ,hc age Of iour or five years
pe,''e "a, u'o9 = Sutiie',i''f u,N'''p@n' =,
,.,ei'..al '9,., ~ '''v f''' ''''' ''' OF '''
~ W.. r...,.,.-. o.. ,h.;.
assembled wisdom. b,ye soon N. The INST
two yoars, TO refuse TO elect State Super
ln'endcn'' aud whereas there are many and
.,,,.,,.,,Ie,,, H.. -, ,.r,ii, ~;
'",,'l'e = 1'-.r,u@''
roal or tho c,islipg l,w rrI,,inc IN III,
superintendent, and that there be enact
ca instead "a" 10 create a ntdie hoard
e., !, - -. -. s..l -.
and specific and imperative duties To Der
form, and 70 dciny the expenses Of said
pau "''u u, auu 70 o'i' u'i'''Si'''u ''oi'uo'
ocs INV ,.x,ng bantinr, nriY;Icacs rt 49,,
VI
The Sentinel learns by communi.
cation from the State Department, that Hon
Geo. 7. Marshis on his way home, and may
soon be expected in Burlington.
H., r,h,, S.,;,h go, An.
- - md FiaarI 60 81 81 -
has ho.p cbosco in bis ni,oo Al, ~ II
p,,,, hoe ols, hoon .,,,,.;,,oi U.
+, ,loco Of A. uoih,oat r.a;o,oa Al.
Smith still retains tho ch,rre - ,,, -,
mng Of the road.
Tho ro.oi,,,, or uo v1.,r,.. g..
J trail cor & ,,o,,hs ene,,c Ian Iasl uo.,
/ sl5,oa1 ho;,o a., ;oc.o,so o,o- u,o 49,.
/ r,snood;nn . ,a.,,hs ., tho ,r,,.;.n. ,a,
t 81 noon, ,.r ., no. CON, oan,in,a,;a,
: of this gain in this same ratio throughou
. the present financial wear TO LIST Julv. 1854
will make the gross receipts of the year. il
round numbers $500, 900.
! Esa.. Of Salisbury. in tins Countv. sbeare,
! ohoul tho middle If Nav from ciqh,oo,
! sn,ni.h morino sheen two vcors old 10
,ho Atwood I,.ooa oa, L,,,J,,J oay s;rt,,
I. fonr pouuds ind .iour ottices ~ fiao v,nol--
i averaging, as will be seen, . lbs, and : OF
o apiece. In the number above stated, Is III
i cluded one buck same age that shearcd :
r ioS' W. ''' 'i'oN nus o'e' N'p' WV
MS o.ier e"''l' anu nus ''au '''' '''i'' i'e'
IS '''"' 'N"''
l. The Shop Of Johns. Watson, in s
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