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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28
R,CKisGiliM SLATE QtiRRiES.
". Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

TIE ,.kes his tnctn,d ectu ~ ini"rii bngi.
as rhitec sC,,ntrar ar. bud lets frpriet"rs
:. ,rt,,ries W.,c-hnl-,-. &C. ihnt he has
In 4 and -ased quari les in Buckingham Cn W..
~ ,,,c,as opening working the y extensively. IL
es 10 pr,.c, Slate letter "a rluted la answer all
l,n.es thaa any ever heretntor produced tinm the
arres aud will defy campeiii nas 10 its quality With
~, : tie in the United STA imported Tie would
~ ,m the ,iblic tlmt b" las itum Youth zen windy
J consahrlv engaged ia the above business aud yields
=, none In hi, practical knowledge ut Slnte Rock aud
Staring He intends opening Slute Yard, AT he olaw
ing places Lyncburg, Richmond and Sr"lt where
he Will keep "a supply of Slate Ia meet the or
tar. Il this. Towns aud The cauui,,. Srottsv,llr " Il
h, aha CENTRAL AND MAIN DE OF ftom which
l.. will re. uary supply Their points Tie Will hive III
liz employment men ot experience aud kn""Ie ise la
tine business, each place Ia attend Ia ofi'rs ' new
Slnns nr repairing obi toof- linse WIN hive Sn'r
roofs out of repair, eau have en- Immediately nti"med
Ia and probably nut Ia better condition than when hfst
Slated NJ th re- has been much bad sating done IN WI,
by ines pei fenced workmen.
Sneein,,ns of his work be- scen nj the LS hehbrs
Gas ~ rks nm examination { which he requests l'y
,I,o.e wnu,np work in his line.
In .,me cas,- for new buildings he recommends lahs
II ,be place ~ sheeling the roll Stating when Gusts
considerably less.
n -. Letters of enquiry, orders for S'nte Stating
and repairng. will be promptly attend to 10y address
ms him 4 either Of the places al business
dee I9-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28

INHE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to return his
L thanks 10 the people of lynehburg and vicinity
Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
him for period OF more hnn Thirty w rs aud wouli
ask utinunuoc Of thu same to the firm of G. n G.
IL ln iy,ns they intend do nil in their power 10 mer
II The patronage heretofore received.
Jan 10 IA & HARDY
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Ii RIG lay q d.

IL lex WING.
VuNiiE sutSr ter procured 1pl rtNr nll kinds
l. of BRICK LAYING X WORK in Lynchburg
'n it, vicinity, Work entrusted him viii be eAec,l.
ted uhder the >nperiufendenee of Mr.. joln phaup.
whusc well known fieIitN and wokrnu1like kill is IA
suh lent guarantee for faithful execution, and he
hopes will ensure him liberal patronage
Jan IL Is j. BENAGH, in.
EV- Express copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28
BYfELECRAPA.
Photographed 70, the Daily virginian
Arrival Of S5ffk the Atlantic,
Further advance in b. eadstuffs
NEWS wARLIKE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9th. The Atlantic, which
sailed fr"m Liverpool the 18th inst; arrived at
New York to day. Her news is said 10 he war
hAe,out we are not yet possessed of tho details.
Flour had gone up one shilling and six pence.
White wheat was quoted ut l2s Cd
White corn 52s and yellow 5Os per quarter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28
DIS S OLU Ito N.

TIME concern heretofore existing under the style
l. and fun OF Whttcmnre. McNamee 4 Co, is this
Day Jssolye by mutual consent.
H. S WuITTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE.
IAN, G. 1854 G HIlTEMORE.
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SOMETHING NEW.
DISSOLUTION.

,J,HE finn Of NOURMAN & MARTIN is this day
| di.snved by mutual con.rrt. he name of the
s, will only be used ia settling up the business of the
ro,cer, All persons havi' claims against the con
ra will present them for settlement To Thumns L.
Mr. nun and all persons IN debt to the concern will
n.ase com, forward and pay.
l"''"' TuOS T. NORMAN
1 a,l 1854 JOhDA H. MARTIN.
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Tobacco, Tobacco,

A = A GREAT MANA Of our Fra, IDS
L n -eem H. hr under the imp r-si"n TINT ding
Ia discontinue the Grocery Trade IN hi. city. ". hnh
II clue To ourselves To say to them md the public
ally nat " have made snrh mr. augcncnt, M 1 n
still M our old stand, ncn,ly -ppo-itc the
ers' bank, where We keep nrge Sork Of
GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND STAT
DRY 600 IS,
Together with h.rge stock at SEEDS, rurh O.
1imothg. Herds aud Otchard GRASS, all of w'i,i
will sell low for cash, ~ punclua custom,
the usual time. an respectfully invites coniinuan II
the very lberh patronage heretofore extended tm l.
YOUNGER a. SMI1 /
ian gts
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LYNCHBUHG VA.
ID EGS leave cnl the attention OF the Ladies to his
- spicadm assortment IT Six Goods.
90 g 30. -. -. 30 inch snpr. blk dc RhnaSks
- ana 80 inch cxtrn quality blk TnffHs Silks,
BIZ. watcred mud hlk. Broeades nssrted,
Supr blk Axmdnr Silks, far Mourning Dresses,
Blk aud Whine (Plad,) do do
" fretch Grey and Steel cold Silks for sec opd
mourning.
White Brocade- for Bridl Dresses in great vnr,sty.
90 Blue Pink. White aud Straw cold Glas Silk for
evening Dresses
- rlnin aId Brocnde roi'd Silks for .-cond day
Dresses,
8" pmid Silk.. (plaids very a,ge) for Dinner rres-
ms. (.upurb)
French lin, (vcr' superior qual.ty) for r,esaes,
Plaid Fronch Pop ms for do.
Those wanting Silks Of the newest styles and Of the
bostqnltyn very reasonable prices will find i 10 their
Interest cpl and examine this Stuck IL is ve large,
and comprises I" much greater variety then usually
be found In Store
der 81 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28

Showing business Unprecedented IN Lilo Insurance.
The annual dividends average nnrhrl the pre-
MUM paid thu. making thu. actul very law
a few do'lur, pad annually secures hun'll'ds or
lln,>ands to the policy holder
To Persons in LynchhuLg Obtain nrcr,sn', hlnnk-
If Dr. Vim. $. Morris, MEDICAL Adviser for ihe Com.
many hoy - dar I'm
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REMOVAL. d CHANGE.
lMMENSa 4 ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Morris L. Hallowell & Co,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVING REMosED ieto her splendid nv
L L warehouse, entr,nce- \" liz Market, and M.
81 N.rih front Street. opening Ion thu Spring
surtnent al
silk and Fancy Goods,
n al Tor eN"i and variety Il sur a. any stock ever
niIrred in thu murkrt Entering intn thrir new Store
which is ONE OF THE LARGEST IN AMERICA,
with business ot unusual amount already etabi.h-
ed, aid Intending largely increase il, especially with
hose whobuv FOR CASH, aud believing TINT The fan
est system il Job ing ,ood- is Ia have
UNIF oRM RICES,
the, will be compelled -ell much smaller Tr"ht
than possibly be afforded where long credits ne
giv'n
Under their Cash and Short Credit System the
cessity tor charging large profits does island by sci
ling their goods very small advance the Foreign
ohey tn mak" it the interest u every Judge oi
goods, 10 buy upon lhr fnowi"g
TER RMS:
CaSb Buyers will receive >eount of Six per cent
II the mon be- paid IN par funds wilhn 10 days from
date ut bill.
Uncurr u nancy will only be taken at its market
value On the ,lay II j. received.
To merchants OF undpulhrd standing n credit oi Sax
mrpths will be given il desired.
Where money il RENTED in advance % maturity. a
discount at the rate of Twelve pr nt per annum
viii he allowed
TIE, ask from merchants visiting the Eastern cities
the favor ol examination of their stock, being -nts
fed thai they will he convinced that is tor their
interest 10 rny the nree profits that absolutely
tin 10 those WIN give long credits.
NJ l.. HALLowELL, w LIrrLE.
JAMES TRAQuAlR, Il w. SWEENEY,
J. lIALLowELL, Il. II HuTcHrEsos.
inn 2n.d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28

CHAIRS CHAIRS CHAIRS
NEW conc ERN.
1--WE un lersened beg iravr inform the citizens #
Lsnehhnrg and surrounding country. That they have
associated III, m<e,ve. under the siyle aud Of
4. n e. II. Hardy,
fnr the purpose "f conducting the CHAIR BUSINESS
IN Nil is various brunrhr.,a the old stand o e. HARDY
Bridge STREET lew uoors below Pur,is corner aud IN.
tend Ia spare pains to please all who may iasr them
with rail-.
The lGhior partner oil the concern having had some
experience in
House and Sign Painting,
woult shy Ia those wanting such work DOM, they
would d"wcIl To give cal before enrag ing elsewhere
"a ". pro nise faithful exeoufi ion ana prompt perform
anee 81 u work .Gtfusted To
TIN SAFES constantly on hand
~ Rrpa,ing aud re-painting promrtly attended to
c. HARDY,
G. II. HARDY.
N. h.---AIl work warranted good.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28

II hOLDERS of the Ly, chung Hose ana 90
l".@' 0a.e Company viii he held NJ tn NJ
1"s wings bank,nn "Wednesday, the frs ,lay 81
snlry uext, nj rclock, p NJ
Immediately afer the al .rnmrrt of the meeting of
Alorhho drrS, meeiin4 nf the Hu,e Comm ~ will
0f i.tr die purpose OF electins officers. E
R - ilicb & T. WILLS Sftr,toyv
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mpr> al liie iiit III III Ito" w VIZ '''' '''"' u"
Grocery and Commission Business,

NTOTICE IT. f. NORMAN, of thel lie rm o
n Noormnn & Martin wnud inf lm the friends aud
,., rners al Tie late fun tnal h" viii continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
, tho - Il ,,rnd of " & NJ ,wheir lie will make every
srtion 10 give satisfaction 10 his friends, customers
and he public generally
lie vii keep constantly ham II arsc and well 81"
scted etnck Of GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS, &c.
E1 Snecia paid To The sale or forwarding
If Tobacco, Wheat, Flour So.. &c.
io,s THDS T NORMAN
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lWE uNDERSlGNED WILL CON

j TlNUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS III all ITS
I. 1ches, and continuance OF the lbn patron
extended to Whtlrmure, NcNamre = ca.
JAMES MCNAMEE.
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DIS OLU TO [.

TINE finn OF J b. NOWLlN Il co was dissov.
| I'd on the End inst.l, muu Il consent, j Is. Now
having purcl asrd of }. Harvey his interest III
.nd concern is alone authorized wind up the busi
p,., and 10 use the name Of the firm in liquidation
JOS b NOW IN,
la,u,r 1854 JNO. d. HAIRY Ely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28

tutCAT1ON-fho xt -css on If the sub
'run"r' Sci col will commence nn TUESDAY. tn.
" reh'uh'Y NM. REID, in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-28
I,IE TOOL AND

u WTLIINh BUNINENS VIII be 'onIIhU ny THe
,i.hed under the style and firm OF H. y Whit
L; or Brnthrr
r>,as wishing To purchase AGRICULTURAL
~ Is will hrd icir Interest 10 awe US call, as
( ck, No think, Cannot be surpassed in quality,a aud
! Il SUI at prices suit the times.
firm of H. s Viii temme \ Bro, is alone au
a ned settle L affairs Of Whttemole. McNamee
L II. S. WMITTEMOdE,
CA WHITTEMORE.
an /.
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UUC UNDERSIGNED have formed Co
l PaftbeI,h'D under tie -tY.r ot
Nnxyli., a AnnerSOn.

N viii roniinuc The GkOL Eil a LOMMINSTVN
BUSINESS at the old stand If J Is y. win X Co,
where they i'll he pleased TO see cir friends and the
tslrons of the OLD concern
jos. b NOWLlN,
i.nets JNO. & APPERSON
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y H. snN = 1LHs,
A..
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Very Important :!
REDUCING STOCI
Family Butter
NEE riNGOF rs r srock-

! flRkIES ,eahy prime family butter on consgn.
mrnt tor sale by
pu - Is GEORGE. BAGBY.
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WANTED TO lDIkE.-rhe .ub-erihe,-
w wish To hire Tor their work the Va. Y Tenn
i.droad, in the Mountai region of Va, hnraber ~
Irong men aud boys for which liberal hire will Ice paid
they have bad long experience IN the management al
tcgrues and Themselves large uwners Hired M
.Ioes will receive the trratI"" in "veiv i--pe,
tint they give their own. One oi ns seem IL
Lynchburs, an, time, till the 10Th of JaIay u
Washington Hotel, or McCorkle Simpson 4 'nr-.
,fut Mcdaniel Il Hurts They will also buy AMI
lee % IHct~ SCOTT y ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

THE LIQUOR Law IN MAssAcuusEr4s.-The de.
cision of the Supreme Judicial Court that the 14tl
or seizure section of the prohibitory liquor law in
Massachusetts is unconstitutional, has caused
much excitement throughout that State. and tt e
statute is again discussed with v'gor. The Legis.
Icture has authorized the proper committee 10 in
quiEe what changes are necessary in the law to
meet the position in which if has been placed by
the late decision.
Thomas Adams. Esq. sheriff of Norfolk. county,
(Mass.) having sold two barrels of brandy which
he had seized 10 satisfy execution, has beerde-
claTed by Mr. Justice Churchill guilty of1yiolating
the liquor law, fined $40 and costs and ordered 10
give bonds in The OF 81, 600 not to violate the
law for one year, and to stand committed until all
these orders we complied with. The Boston
Courier says that when this sentence was pro
nounced ton Wednesday the I5th inst Mr. Adams
repeated thathe ad acted in this case only in the
disc barge of bis duty sheriff Of the county OF
Norfolk; that he was under $4,000 bonds, and
underoatL to discLarge all the Obligations Of his
othce; and should therefore respectfully decline
10 pay the fne and costs, or 10 giye,ihe bonds as
required Mr.. Justice Churchill then proceeded
10 make out ntittimus, which was placed in The
hands Of Coroner Vose for The comm tment of the
sheriff. sFsf4t1Es fEt1aFf--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

sryraE aALz-The severity of the gale at AL
bauyon Friday. was almost without PARALLEL
One hnudfed buildings were uuroofed, walls blown
down, signs. and awnings demolished, and more or
les damage done to all parts Of the city. The
Journal says: - - .---,--s-s- - .
lhisimnssible TO approximate with any degree
OF eonectness 10 the amount of damage done by
the gale. 1t is large, but falls mostly on those
who are able 10 bear the loss. 1t is singular that
in the destruction of SO much property, anu scat
ters d throughout the city, not a human being has
been killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

DEAra o. rHr Rrv. Da. YOuno.-Ale1auder
Young. D, p. one of the oldest and most emf.
nens.eftPe' Boston unitartan cleIgymen, died at
his residence in that city on Thursday morning.
Dr., Young was born in Boston. Sept, %, 1900,
His father was distinguished printer. who was
for many years well known in New England as
publisher OF the Palladium. an old fashioned
Boston paper of the high torea Federsl schoo..
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p Sometime ago we published an account OF
the capture Of q Mrs. Wilson by Indians, aud two
boys. her brother in-laws. Mrs. W. subsequently
escaped and reached Santa Re. "A letter from
Fort wsshita. TO the 81. Louis Republican, states
thatthe two bossbase beeuIecosered. He pur-
chased Them from paItysef ,Gamanehes The
boys sFeies flse very destitute condition. They
will be sent TO their frends and are now IN charge
ofihs of6csls AT Forts wsshita and ArbpkIe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

TNiss Celia Webster. who, fOr year pas. has
residedou her farm. in Kentucky, opposite Madi-
son. Ind. has been arrested again on a charge of
abdpeting slaves; and, although no positive evil
denee could be found against her. yet she was re-
quiEcd 70 give bonds of $4,000 for her good be.
hayicr; OF thai she should give bonds in the same
nmountthat she would leave the State and never
return. In default of this she was confined in The
BedforajsiE TIimbie county, KY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24
OF AbnAlmofei Nnah1nEt0ns philadelphia
and New \ ork
49, 80: go. lss25

Great through Line for the East.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling e
u baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
6ranch Rai Road at the Junction The Relay
Housed miles nom Baltimore and withtle Phitadei
hha and Baltimore Rail Philadelphia
he great tunnels uponth line completed, and
the Whole road Is In fine condition, presenting Que or tn
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
ne new and splendid ofthe Union Line
louisville and Cincinnati connect this Wheel
Ing and through tickets places TO baltimore
or on the boats. - = I = % e
mail tIainleaves Wheeling daily O'Clock
CIV heeins timel and arrives At Cumberland C20i
meso at7 Pm and allowing two hours there. arrives ID
Baltimore C3s0 miles0 at "a. NJ the morning. ma
king te passage throushin ABOUT 90 hours including
Bagsdge checked OF the eastern POINTS
without charge % ~ 80 = 80 s. 80 .
Passengers and baggage are transferred the cars for
Washington at the Jlnctton and PHILADELPHIA at Bal
umore, without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
pie time and opportunity all points meals
ThTongh tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore, CwiIh
over on the Ioute,9 SS60-to
Washington, S960-to Philadelphia, SIp-to be had ON
hua rd the steamers Union Line Ohio ard OF
the RailRoad Agentsat Wheeling q Bs For d q Mounds
WIFE, maj WAtsEPA RFlEF. Gen,l. SupIt
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PFoiessoar lIorse,s g
InviEornting Rlixir or CoriiaI.


As protector against and infectious disease
there In nothing like braeing the muscular and
digestive systems IL these in perfect order. the hn
frame Is OF strength almost tnpresnable 10
disease The cholera is in progress of Importation
to shores, is the uostImportanee that the
system should be put In condition calculated
its passengers deenated BY the NAL dy.
Is fatal Is that most OF the tenants
have been weakened by poverty and priva
ton. their relaxed e tissues
resistance 10 the malaria the pestenee.
very best the approaching
sure TO have 1t in the spring snmers
Morsss IarigoratiRy Ririr Cordial. 1t will bring
every organ, every nerve, every condition
perfect visor while Its properties Il
neutraize every unhealthy tendency In the fluids OF the
body and purify and equalze the eiieuIaon OF blood
To thoss who suffer from trenblings, hysters,
dyspepsa. liver complaint general prostraion, ioness
Of spirits. any disease inhrty consequent upon
disordered action topdity OF organ the
aty OF which general health depends this preparation is
recommended sovereign and safe speefe-rree from
every minera, Ingredient aud emnentiy conservative
tsnatuTe, Ladies will find II present hep all
disorders to which, their sex is subject.
The Cordial Is put up hehy pint bot
ties Price three dolars per bottle, two i've dollars.
six for twelve dollars. G. H. RING, Pro7rittor,-
192 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists Throughout the United states Canada
and the West indies.
AEents.-wnrxLiNo-KELL d CALDwELL.
crsctssErr-B.SA MRAkLN5S.8
@See advertisement. mr13
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Annabel Lee.


Foes exquisite little ballad of "Annabel Leo
goes the round ofthe newspaper press every month
OF SO, and is quoted by almost Try thauwrites
critical estimate of the authors genius for the
magazines-but invariably in an incorrect persion
The following strictly correct according 10 the MS
wh CHI was handed to US by Poe himself,fiust 1--WE
days before his death.-Southampton Literary Mes-
senger.
Itwas many and many year ago,
In kingdom by the sea, IS
By the name OF Annabe! Lee; =
a nd q. this maiden abe lived win other thought
+ Than to love and be loved by - -. i.i
she child and I was a child = st5H2s4 NEgEl
In this kingdom by the sea, q a -.
But we loved with love that was more than love;
and my Anna bel Lee; a
With q love that The winged of Heaven
Coveted her and me. 2
And this was the reason that. long ago.
1nthis kingdom by the
A wind BILE out oil q c.uud by night,
Chilling my Annabel Ice;
30 tnat her high born kinsInsn came qIa8
And bore her away from met -Il-.g
.Toshut her up in sepulchre siLz a-z ftE
In this Ergdom by tie sea.
The angels. not half so happy in Heaven.
-, went enyytng her and mel Fl ,5g.-f5g.'t
Yes that was the reason Gas all men k:ow.
Tpat The wind came out of cloud, chilling
Mud killing my Annabel Lee. sI7sls f
But our love It stronger by far than the love
or those whowere older than we, - =
or many far wiser than we:
And neither the angels in Heaven above.
Can ever discover my soul nom the soul
OIL the beautiful Annabel Lee. y
For the beams without brfngpz ne DREAMY.
or The beautiful Annabel Lee; F'f'sS's'r
And the stars never rue but see the bright eyes
And SO. All the night tide, lie down by The side
~ nay ~. a,sns, my asrlIs. life and bride.
In her tomb by the aide Of the sea. 2 - s-=ff
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spEo1AL NOTICES.

Ma. Eprroa.-picase ANNOUNCE WILLIAM 81. DUN
LAP candidate Commissioner oethe Revenue for
the county District at the ensuing May election.
mrss MANY cITlzENs.A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

FAsr DAT be Gosefnot Of ASssachusetts has
issued.Ei pioclamsfi6ls setting apart Thursday,
April 6th. as day or tastinr. haHaliation and
prayer, ia fiat State. In fosmer times. Rnday,s.
were Usually selected for Fast days and Thursdays
fol- seiging. - 80. q en-. e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

THE undersigned oaers hiussif candidate or the
Office Of Commissioner Revenue. 10 The city dstro.
at the ensuing May election. ~
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a PLEA FOR Hogs.

nr Hns .. poxrn. s...,.,..l
BE gentle to the new laid egg.
For eggs are gentle things.
They cannot ny until they're hafched
And have pair OF winfs.,
.l;..i u once you break the tender shell.
The wrong you can't redress, 5g5,---,
The yolk and white viii all run out - ).
a nd make dreadful mess - =
Tia but little while at best. --,osiJ,f=7 {
i-et That hens have power TO lay flr.-5f
Tomorrow eggs may added be- So
Although quite fresh TO day = 7i-if ffs- t-isA
o! let the touch be very Light
- That takes them from the Reg;
Thereis no hand whose CUNNING skin 35i-
Can mend 4 broken eyre. 20 -; y ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-24

Sc PHiLADELPhiA. - =
Curtain Warehouse,
III chestnt S Philadelphia opposite The STAT. o,,,
IA i'll HENRY W. sARFORD ID, '- =
IMPoRTER AAD DEALER IN CuRrAIss, CURTAIN Ma
-. TERIlLs, AND RuRNIruRE COVERINGS,
WHICH he Offers Al the lowest market priees,
4 -L.-'- { - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - r..
The stock comprising, in part, the following:
.moroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhiees; IS n =
Do Muslin Do do Pins; - . -
Drapery Laees q Mnslins; do Bands
French Broeatcls, all Arebes IND Pins.
and colors; = Ett5if Cor,ls.. TasseIs f;in,ns
Saun ae iaines; PTinges, Curtain Drops,
qualities on hand il7fz - S eAA
PAINTED IINDovSHADEs.s and HOLLANDS o, an
eolors for shading 49, 49, y" ~
n Persons ordering Curtains will give tn. nieasur.
= niari7-1vddxw "a 49, 49, a''s