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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08

SEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED.
buffalo, July Z, 1854.
A despatch from st. Csthsrns's this morning states
that the night express train the Great Western Rail-
road which lsft the suspension bridge last night
horse whereby the two emigrant thro
of ths track, killing passengers and severely
~oundipg ten othsrs, some Of whom win NOT recover
None OF the passengers In the rst class
verely injured and al the employees escaped uuhurt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

transactions limited ST.. 37a13, so formess
LOST for prime. Beei-transaction
are to fair extent, $S12al3 for country
mess-Sl5,2 5 for city do-SI5 so for re-
packed Chicago and Wisconsin. No
change in beef hams-go0d demand
Fresh cut meats Gaa7I for hams-5 3-oa
7 IA for shoulders. Lard in good reYnest
and better prices. Butter and cheese
selling freely.
Stocks-Erie r. r. considerably de
clined. but the others remain unchanged.
Illinois Central bonds GSa. Money in
active,
New York, 18th
Intelligence received here announces
that jerome Bonaparte has received the
same appointment in France as lie held
here.
BosroS, 18th.
The British Steamer America arrived
this morning. Her mails were dispatch
Ell at 8 O'Clock.
PHrLAnrLFHGA 18th.
Letters received here from Porto Ca
beiio report affairs in that country as in
9 deplorable condition. A forced loan of
half million to enable the Government
TO meet existing difficulties. The pros
pect Of the rebels Is fur from encouraging.
IN late encounter with tie Government
force 800 Of the insurgents were slain.
BoSToN, 18th.
4 letter from Locendi. Africa ann0unc-
es the arrival at that place on the 18th
June Of DR.. Livingston, who had been
engaged in extensive explorations in the
interior for period Of y months and
given up for lost. The DR.. reports that
he has not succeeded in discovering any
gold. The statement of his travels is to
be furnished to the Geographical Society
Of London.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
Intelligence has been received at the
Department that the Port Of Tagar Gu
ba, will be closed to all foreign vessels
commerce on and after the LIST Of Septem-
Der.
Col Benton leaves to-day for Mlssou-
ri.
PORTLAND, Me, 18th.
The Democratic State Convention of
this State has nominated William K.
J AimbQH as their candidate for Congress-
New YORK, 18th.
! Judge Edrnonds is seriously Ill at RoX-
bury, Mass.
The race yesterday over the Union
course was won BY Eddy in three straight
heats.
GALENA, Aug. IS.
The returns here from the Iowa cleo
ton, render it entirely certain that Grimes
Wing, is elected Governor by 5000 ma
jority.
Thorington~{ lFhig,) is elected to Con
gress in the Dubuque District, by 1900
majority over Hampstead, (Dem)
The Legislature is Wing and Anti-Ne-
braska by large majority in both bran
ches, and Clark, (Nhig) is repprted to
be elected to Congressin Henni's District.
The result is an overwhelming Anti-Ad-
ministration triumph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
- PROBATE.


b Ilil mater OF the Estate OF Charles Jenauge-
Al dcceased-Go al whom il may concern:
Letters OF Administration on the cStHtc al Charles
Jennings having been issued to PhlRrdcr Judson,
on Tie 7th day OF August, a. d., lc54, and SIX
months being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims lr examination and allowance,
on the Grst Monday OF October, 4. ID. l154, and on
he first Monday Of February, 4 y. 1883, at his OF
fee III the City and County o kerosha aforesaid. a
ten O'Clock \. NJ, Of sntd days, ~, examine
ard adjust on claims and demands Of all persons
against aid deceased.
And il Is hereby ordered that the above notice be
PuniishUn In the konnsha Telegraph, weekly
newspaper printed in The city and county of Keno
sha Tor four SUGGEST, weeks, and also that four
copies % satd notice be posted in te,r Of fhe most
public places in The county OF kruUslla, two OF
which shall be IN the town ri Bristol a3urC said
JON. b. JiLSUN, County Judge.
Kenosha, Aug IN, 1854. w3tS
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k0ENSHA CIRCUIT C9Ckgg - IN
GRsANEEEgY,

Thomas Bull, complainant, vs. John Il. Phelps Celia
Phelps, Frcdrick 4. MARSHALL, herman = Chaplin.
surviving administrator of the csistc OF Hiram
Alden, deceased, and Samuel Thompson, Deas.
= EFORE the Hon. James Z DOottIe Judge of
q . the Circuit Court for the County Of ECnosl In
The state OF Wisconsin in Equity, chambers sitting.
Ii satisfactorily appearing to me that process Of
subpoena Ia appCr and answer, has heretofore been
duly issued in the above entitled cause, and that he
same has been duly returned by Tie sheriff Of kc-
nosha county, not served onthc defendants Sherman
;. Chaplin, surviving administrator of The estate of
Hiram Alden, deceased, Samuel Thompson; ana
it further appearing by the afliduv OF Henry T Fu
Ter that upon dliigeEt inquiry the said defendants
sherman ). Chaplin, surviving administrator OF the
estate Of Hiram Alden, deceased and Samuel Thorn
pson cannot be found in this state and that they are
nonfesident5 of the state Of Wisconsin,
Now, therefore, on motion Of strong & Fuller. So
acitors for said complainant II Is ordered thai said
defendants, sherman ) Chaplin, surviving admins
traitor of the estate Of Hiram Alden deceased, and
samuel thompson do appear in this cause and file
lher pleas, answers or dcnureTs to the bill Of
pilinant Med in said cause before the sd day
oi October, 4. d. 1884, in default thereof The said
Till Of complainant be taken is Confessed agaiust sflji
lrasor ctthc es!ate OF Hiram Alden deceased, ard
Samuel Thompson and each of them.
And II IS further ordered that the said complain
AM cause this order to published in the public news
paper entitled "Ncncsha Telegraph" printed and
published IN the city OF kCn0sha for and during six
weeks successfully least once in each week, the
first insertion and publication 10 be made within
twenty days from tie date hceof
J.k. DOOIITTLE.
Strong &1 Fuller. Circuit Judge.
Comp'lis SOLICITORS S6,lU 6t July IA
nut 4iE I, Ilti
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
European Affairs,

New ork, 18th.
The Americas mails were rece i've
here this p. N. The following intelli-
gence is in addition to that previously
received:
A Berlin correspondent says the Yves
tern Powers have formally rejected the
Russian proposals and made their own
which will most likely form the subject
of a conference at Vienna. Prussia is to
meet the WISHES of the Austrian govern
ment-will monopolizc her army, and
the Vienna Cabinet in exchange have de-
elared themselves ready TO consent to
new attempt at mediation.
The fresh propositions however are
not to be addressed to Russia by the
two governments, but by relative of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
NOTICE. no GEsEDET0Rs.

hENosuA County Courts PEocATE.
EN the matter Of the estate Of David Tower
n Letters OF Administration having been is.8ed In
persons having any claims or demands ag2insi Da-
vid Tower lake Of the town al Whoa land, deceased
are required 20 present the Sans fer examination
aud adjustment before the Judge of the County
Court al his Office in iht City and County Of Keno
sha, On the THiRTlErH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. y. 1854 at 10 O'Clock OF said day, that being the
time limited for creditors TO present their accounts
Il /, fgri her ordered that this notice BE- published
10 the enoSha Telegraph, weekly paper printed
in said City and County, for four weeks succesiycy
and notice OF this order BIO posted in four public
places in the County and one Ia The village VI Bur
lugton, Racine County, Wis, within thirty days
from the date hereof JNO. Is. JGtStN.
June -, 1854. TAI County Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
MAR ETS.
NEW YORK. 18th, > p. NJ.

FLoUR--Less doing this morning.
market, bhowcyer. does not present any
important change. Demann merely for
home consumption. No speculative pur-
chasers for several days past. Receipts
are incpeasing. Sales 200 bushels at
SS.l2b8,5 so for common to straight state
SIS. p for good TO fair do SS5Qa9,50
for common to good Ohio, Wisconsin and
Michigan; Canadian hangs about IS, so
now none in the market.
GRAIN.-Wheat, market firm for prime
samples. with good milling demand
Sales 1900 prime red southern on private
terms-3000 red Miss. via n. Orleans.
81 $500 new Genessee at about pre-
yious prices. Rye scarce, and in demand
at advancing prices. Receipts are dispo-
sed ST on arrival. Sales 81 20al % in lots
1000 at 81 20 delivered. Corn-There
Is active demand for the East and distill-
ing. We notice a better export inquiry.
Sales $4,000 bushels at 76a7o for unsound
for western mixed-S0for south
ern yellow. 0ats-dull, held higher but
less doing, 45a4S for state and western.
Provisions. -Holders Of pork firm
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
Books and Stationery,

/ am now prepared TO furnish all kinds
SCHOOL BOOKS,
in use, and Will supply Merchants and Dealers at a
small advance. My stock Oi
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
is large and well selected and viii be sold 10 School
Libraries for a trife above cost. Blank Mcmorap-
DUN and Pass Books Of all sizes and kinds.
GOLD PENS,
with Silver and Gold eases Of the b5st manufacture
WALL PAPER.
Curtains. figured and plain Bordering, gilt, velvet
and plain as well rs a good stock OF
WHITING PAPER.
Envelops, States. Pencils, Ink, Pens, &c, at
June 90, 81 KINGS BOOK STORE,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

the two royal families of Austria and
Prussia.
Four Russian gun boats were sunk by
two English war steamers, whilst. cnga-
ged in raising the engine Of the Tiger
No attack on land had taken place up
to August lst
PRINCE Gorchakoff with the Russian
army passed the night of the 18th at
Shelara. They burnt two bridges in
their retreat. The Ottomans are follow
ing them.
At Varna the French troops are wor-
king zealously at Qualifications. whilst
the English are occupied in repairing the
fort.
A letter from Dublin, August 4th,
P axis Of the appearance of the potato
hight. which las partially destroyed the
crops in several districts-in Cork coun-
ty wheat never appeared better.
New YoRK, 18th.
The 44tluatic sailed at noon for Liver
pool, with l04 passengers and $623, S3l
on freight
The Arctic has gone down the bay on
trial tip. She WI. return this evening,
nd if the trial trip proves successful,
she VIII leave on Monday for Boston.
The Buttic IS below and Will be up at
half past three.
The steamer Philadelphia from New
Orleans and HAVANA arrived this fore
noon, with dates to the 18th. No news
OF Importance.
Democratic Candidate for Governor.
Judge Bronson, it is said, has con-
sented to run as the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of New York.
E3nbezZIeEncn: Case-p. O. Clerk.
New Orleans, 10Th.
Charles Clement. a Clerk in the Post
. Office, who was recently arrested on
a charge of embeZzleuent has been held
to bail
American Schooner Delivered Up.
ST. Johns \. B.. 18th.
The schooner Ellen, which was seized
by the authorities Of Nova Scotia. for
violating the revenue laws, was given mp
to her owners, on receipt Of the news OF
the ratification of the reciprocity treaty.
Arkansas Election.
Albert Rust and A. B. Greenwood,
| both Democrats, have been elected to
Congress in Arkansas.
Collector at New Orleans.
Washington, 10Th.
The President has appointed Thomas
=. Porter as Collector at Ndw Orleans.
rice 5. NJ. Downs, deceased.
Rail Road Convention.
New York, 10th.
The Rail Road Convention adjourned
sine die last evening.
After the first Of September. over
both routes from New York to Buffalo.
will be SIS for winter season. Freight
for the present, will be Is per cent, with
further advance hereafter.
Bearer Of Dispatches.
Dan'l q. Sickles. who sailed on the
Atlantic yesterday, is bearer of dis
patches TO our Ministers at London.
Paris and Madrid
Deaths in New Work.
The total number of deaths for the
week ending to-day were 600, of which
by cholera there were 2I2; being de-
crease of l32 on the whole, and 90 of
cholera.
Custom House Malfeasancc.
Information has been laid before the
Secretary Of the Treasury, by our Con
sui at Curacao. to the effect that subor-
dinates in the New York Custom House
had been bribed to pass false invoices of
goods.
Democratic Candidate for Congress.
Portland Me-. 10Th.
The regular Democrats of the lst
Congressional District have nominated
Judge Wells for Congress. Mr.. Melon
ald the present Representative Of the
District, who voted for the Nebraska
bill, did not Teceire q single rUtc Of the
CUnysntion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
NANUFACTUREBS C00DS OF ALL KINDS.

GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
1900 Boxes WINDOW GLASS,
200 Packages FLINT GLASSWARE,
zoo do. GItEEN do.
We also deal heavily in
CAMPHENE, SPIRIT GAS,
BRUSHES, TNi<ES,
SURGICAL ENSEBgUHEE NTS,
PERFullERT. PATENT MEDICINES. &C.. &C..
All Of which we have bought in such quontiti, :.
aud given thuir quality such care. TO enable us to
assure the Trade il at We furnish them goods ar
low rs they can be bought in any Western Market.
or delivered here from The East.
Gs7 Goods Carefully packed, and Orders flied
honoraby and promptly.
jane Gth. III. REED & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
Missouri Legislature.

ST. Louis, 18th.
The aspect Of the House at present is,
Wing, IL; Benton. %; Anti-Benton
about the same. Returns Of the election
Of So Senators are received. of which Is
are Wing, theremainderare about equally
divided between Benton and Anti, Ben
ton
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

VEvHIs is the best Cooking Stove in pse. The
g principle is three 1ues. On this stove was re-
ceived the First Premium for the BEST Cooking
Stoye at the State Fair, held in Syracuse, l549, and
in Albany, 1850.
This Stove burns the wood on solid hen rth,
which is preferable to a CRATE, as the CRATES In air.
tight stoves burn out in n few weeks.
In This stove VIC conduct the cold air from the
room bv pipes to the space between the front oven
and The fire plates, where It becomes heated and
lben passes into the oven. An opening is made in
the back oven plate, through which tho air passcs
into the ue OF the stove We secure by this arrang.
meHt:
l. The ventilation ofthe carrying of all gases
so that il bakes as well rs a brick oven.
1.-The heated air passing into the oven greatly IA.
cilifaies the baking, causing a more even tempera-
ture than can otherwise be obtained.
;. By the current Of air passing between the front
oven and the fire plates, the fire plate is prevented
from burning out.
The rapid burning out of the fire plates has been
serious objection 10 air-tight cook stoves. The nie
plate in this stove viii last as long the outside
plates.
The stove is made aud mounted in the most por
feet manner, and warranted in all cases to bake r
fectly.
A large broiIing hearth and most excellent sum
mer Arrangement are attahced 10 this stove.
Balm & BRO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
y cW York Market.

y. \. IL. l.. NJ.
FLoU:-good business done-market
a shUdo Turner; Sales l700bbls S50a856.
for common TO straight state 875a 925
for choice and favorit state S35aS50
for common to good wester 975 for
new Michigan and Ohio. Canadian IN
changed.
GRAlN-Moderate request for milling
and with small supply, Sales 1900 bu.
Slightly heated red southern 81 Gal ,G5.
Rye, limited supply. Goal q.
Corn-Stocll offered small and with
good demand for home use. Sales 3700
bu. SlGSl II for sound western.
PHoTl>.oSs.--PorG less active. 1875
for mess.
Bect-sales moderate extent. Sl2a13
country mess; Il foreXtra Chicago.
Cheese in request Sal0.
Stocks continue to decline. Money in
good demand.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
AWT Tpses


,EtERRE pNE tsFkR III
SAI11AGkS IzS Oke411A
FOR THE RAPID CIRts 1FEEwzI
c.l rJI uns',, NIL ~ r.
SVtSHS; Coltta' iiJaASttSVSss "hVVi1iuS toNeH'
RP0nshiljS NrnUn 3SltIna eYG Can
a.,,..a,,
SH{lpti0h,
e,-,I 49, .s,J ts,',S:, > - = -
- ~ 80. 30 ,.;., ,.,..,.
800, Sorie SO o 81 ~ - 49,. - $50 -
% & s'''S ~ ',--} = c,
, ., - 80 s'G I.1s M
~, rc5: a1, fii H., ~ yt,i $50
mo, -. ma -, - m - -,
Iery over dlstelpI ets which layc parted ,s,cir
Those OF exalted stations are not ashamed 10 testify
to its virtues, bat dcc.4. Il duty and ptoa.arC 10
thus h"1d oct she lamp VI ..eir gtsgGce 10 lhoi.
suffering fellow men.
Witness the .o!owiug:.-
TTrunsla:oal
Eermi.iouyiHt, La, April, 1883
frequent use Of your GERRY I.ror.I IN nv
praflce! and an happy 10 inform You that in no case
nus IL Iai,.d mn have made some signal cures Of
i2iHnsitts ana bIohcinl's with it, and have com
pleteiy cured one case Of Asthma, which Ind with
s5ood every other medicine could employ.
accept or me assurance OF my
dishhguishep consideration.
JULES Cl'AUD eoC@CET, NJ. n,
Late surgeon OF he Royal Marine France.
Extract from letter Of our Minister at the Court
OF The Sublime PORE:
Consiantinople, Turkey I
DR.J. @. AYER:-Dear Sir: The CHERRY PscTo-
RAJ received from you for The Satan has been de-
vered to his private secretary at the palace and Won
viii doubtless heur from il in due season. That Won
were kind 10 send me has been given 10
friends, who have, in many cases, found il exceed
ingly useful.
Yours, respectfully, GEO. p. MARSH,
Minister '.enipoientiaty OF L. $ A. to turkey.
Curacao, March ), 1859.
Dr.. c. AVER: use Your cnEaR .S PS =, ,TS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25
Sell Cheaper

lIiHh any OF us c0NNNtNOIF.
gg Every thing thut Farmers have 10 spare and
sell, viii be taken in exchange for goods. and the
highest possible price allowed tor the same.
He Is confident of receiving liberal patronage:
and takes this method of renewing his acquaintance
with his Ola Friends, and Of Introducing himself TO
his New Ones. tmayI5) Il. B.TONESi.EE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

HALIFAX, Aug. II.
The mail steamer America, from Liv-
erpool 5th arrived last night about 5 o.
clock
BREADsTUFFs-An advance during the
past week Of shilIings on flour. Cd 4 Is
per ~ lbs, on wheat. Is 2s on Indian
Corn. Western CANA -four quoted 32s
a 32s 4 Cd. Baltimore and Philadelphia
32s Cd 33s. Corn 32s q sis Is bite
33s 34s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-25

The steamer Nay Queen was burned to
the waters edge last night below atatcn
Island, while returning from a PIC nc ex-
cursion. Some 200 persons were on
board, all Of whom were saved.
The celebrated barquc Grape Shot ar
rived at this port last night in ballast
The Wing Mass State Convention no
minated Emory Nashhume for re-c}cc
ton
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
New Music Store

! LNVIW-' IkII4S4O -pUVIO Q.
Sign of the Gsrccinn Fri gonum, no. 100
O. - - Mnin Street. r. y F-isi
.zfEs.z-l - J. FlCKIESoN would respectfully an.
sllounCe 10 the citizens Wheeling. and vi
n II 81 J cinity that he has just opened and
Z. n ~ elegant establishment for the sale rvioIims.
Guitars, Vionceos, Plagoets, Flutes, Flies; AccorIle
ons, Banios and Tambornes. Brass Instruments
INSTRUCTION books for all kinds OF Instruments for
singing. 5Ss. -. isi'iI 70 : -
Music forthe Piano. Guitnr, Flute Violin. aso tho
newest Songs DSes eto and the very hest Roman and
Claronets. Reeds, T1nins Forks, also Violin Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards . iFl ss
Flows for sViolinceo and Violin. asly. -!
" ksecers Furniture Polish, for renovating varnisc
turntc, such as Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats amy
descriptions OF Furniture. = ia ~ 7t.7{ r. 3lT5s 2
for sale by the Agent for leber Pittsburg PianOy
n tile first and best manuia in the United States such
as Nuns and Clarks grand and square Pianos, j. b.
hsn's Halletand ALIENS celebrated Boston Pianos,
AfelOdcons. ~ p d ~. - = 5i 80 = =
Aecorleons, and all kind Of musealnstrumentsre repaired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
! Pemberton House.

sszt teFs 2ssI WHEELI NCI, VA. lsllzz.i1 $50 s7}5
w <M.PEMRERTON annmnces to his old friends and
tile public generailr. that located in the com
modous br ok ibuild:sn. formerly known The tSt
Crcs. aud Thoroughly repaired and rctted il, and Is
Pea ed TO entertain travellers in good style atoderate
prices. The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat LandinG, ndMcar the Depot
nore and Ohio Railroad, aordiug passengers for the
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place. Tho
proprietj respectfully invites tile his old
friends 10 his house, and sOcits share public
~ ig,it- $500 p 5-t5.a ss., r. apoO-tE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
5ometIllng worth Seeing!
"A. M, ADAMS

+ NEW WaCLOTHINsGa ROOMS. 80 a
HAVING now completed my rooms am bettcr pre-,
IL pared to accommodate my customers than be.
fore, Bnd atSuChlow prices will aStOnis the natives
CSne miandstry me Remember tha my place is one
useless for to undertake enumerate my stock the
| variety is teo0 A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
.WsIIHEELING 6 "a. WE NEsDAY MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS. I


RoBT FORSYTH. j. r.. HoPKINs.g J.eH. FORSYTH In
=, FoRSYTHS e HoPKINS, .tsa
Ess (Sueeessors to ForSyt and Baker.) M = S
"a ,.s.i !ssEs Forwarding nnh A IS $50,
@ COm3 nm i g 10 m M ere In am 4 s.,
sPR0DUCEiAND Flour al1EALERS,.
& ~ * y - RheeIins : Va. g5ssi = E s. =
TTAy1NG completed our raIgeme ats East and West
for the safe and speedy anil
Produce, we tender our services TO the nnbc, wi
having tIaek running Into and very
somnedioas ND from oihef bull
sGrSote Agents The. l.inore and OH 1'fdfsr
portatioa Line, through direct to hiadelp
M Having car acty store 90 900 tons, no chdrge
will be made for storage when consigned for spment.
janoI So r. - - sis5 isf5i' - 70 H.;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
JVIsl-h tk, llN,Il aR1 likaiI IItS5lt Sg1Es1e a
~ lli1E Manu- W. -. /.
DRUGS. MEDICINES,

I - ,DT1Sa0, AIyILlLtIS~IfN > B. y 81 ,
Chemicals, Perfumery, &c., &c.
~ nfcEds and tile public generally, that pnrchas.
ed the interest of the senior in the business atei
wilteon{inae the same AT the old stand Main
the beray bestowed old firm.
He has Just returned om the Eastern and is now
opening extensive and well select stock OF hn
Chemicals, Perery, Fancy articles &c. all OF which
purchased ster strict personal aud With
scupIous regard purity quality and are oereu
to the public thu most reasonable terms. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
{ Spring. and Summer. @ Clothing.
-. SrTEREEEL .RIGE h ..

- STEPHBNsRICE,N Merchant Tailor, SIS :,
NNOUNCES to his old friends customers ami the
IA public generally, that having business.
e is now reeelSins at his new Store Roonih the sPuG
q Or eve y color, quality and Plain and tacy
CdSSLnERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds OF PESTINGS,
&e recently selected by himself IN the Eastern ciiies
suitable for the sptIng and SIMMER, and which he viii
make up TO order tho ShoTtest notice intIe best
Hla,lsr, and dtsst style, His faEcy DepnFtni IA
embraces Shirts OF every Kind Collars, Crayafs Hand
kereiefs, Cloves Unde rshrts Drawers tocki and
every article kept in GeHtlenens general furnishing
store you want TIE ont call nHead
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

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y no. 22 Main ST., Centre wheeling,
EEP eoistn,nly on hand assortment OF the latest
IN anil most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
o, Parnr, Shop and Cooking stoves Their .tWestsrn
xIrsthian coal slove. cannot be surpassed b7
thing ever int ouced into the city They sold $50
them within the last six months, pssing
take them back fcy did not give satisfaction, and have
neverriIad one returned gs9 ~ s9e q 70 sS1i.f
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style o.
Arch Crates, equal any this city,
also cust Iron Snks variety rticles in lie
Foundry line, HhichiSs be sol low CASH. q
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