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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18


TnE SrEuBENvILLE HERALD says the cold Meth
odist Episcopal Church, in that town, is 10 be torn
down in Marchor April next, and new and ele-
CANT Church structure erected OH the ground it
now occupies. The Herald sayslit is 10 be the
brGg Churchof that city. We are opposed to this
system of tearing down old and time honored
Churches, halowed by the associations Oft past,
around whose affairs fathers and thei, fathers,
offered up players, and worshipped the living G cd
with an ardour and iaithfuIness seldom Witnessed
in these days of their degenerate sons. Spare that
cold Church, where the penitential tear was
rich, perhaps only, rec0mpense for the a5ors of the
white haired Itlnerant; where the Glove FEAST,
and the "Cass- Meetlng'' the great counsellors OF
the soul, gave renewed strength TO the lowly wor-
shipper; within those gra nd and
giand-mothers plightcd their youthful love, and
vowed TO each other one destiny=-one future; else,
when that brag Church shall have been erected,
the charm shall be broken; the assoc alton, the
memory, that delicate, Undesirable something OF
the mind, which endearS old ami sacred things to
the heart be dispelied; and, like Merry the Miner,
in his search alter riches and lis distinctions, at
the rymoment of the attainment of your desires,
you fnd.yourselves insepsi. ly turning 10 stone,
and unlike him, probably without even the power
TO offer feeble prayer to God to burst asunder the
stony incrustment that surrounds you. 1t is SOL
emn thing, that of demolishing old Churches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

In Worcester aifew days since, two children
came near losing their lives by inhang gas from a
: common coal stove They had been left alone,
and the Ere becoming too hot the little boy turned
the danper, in consequence of which the loom
was soon filled with gas The children became
supplied byinhaling il, but being ignorant of the
cause of their sensations they renamed in the
ROOM, When the family returned the little girl
had fallen and was stretched senseless upon The
floor, and the boy was so FAR overcome as to be
unablet TO walk or give any alarm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

> :. e - - HAISl- HATS Ar COSrlt 93eI5Eii1Stt z
IlRoAf this date until frst Of March will sell
stock of SIX Hats Al cost, preparatory 10 settn;
large supply IN Pie spring, htm59gaas viii most
PosttsF sen AZ cost sel so VIZ = -
SIS sA@a'E.sa sg4 = ,qtrss ssfaa7< q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

MARYLAND U. S. SENATOR AND .'rKr1srpr,
The Legislature of Maryland ON tie 11th, te.elec
ted James Allied Pearce 10 the senate Of the Uni.
ted States for the term commencing on the 4tb of
March, 1885,, The Patriotsoys the objection to
the election at this time, on the ground that there
was ne present vacancy in the Senatorial repre-
sentation from Maryland, was properly reg 1rded by
the Legislature as against not only the course of
the Legislature of all the States, but the decisions
OF the Senate itself. and so voted to have NO force.
The election was then held, and Mr Pearce was
chosen by decided majority. There are forty
eight w higs in the Houses Independent of the five
Maine Law Wings from Baltimore, so tina. Mr..
Pearce not onlyreceiyed the vote of all the Wings,
but also five other votes, which it is understood
were cast blythe five Democrats from Baltimore,
who were elected on the Name Law ticket. We
note this with pleasure, and record il as an evi-
dence that the delegates casting the votes will not
be altogether controlled by party, where merit and
faithful service ina public officer, calls for their
appreciation. 4<s
Mr.. Pearce was elected on the first ballot, the
vote standing for Pearce So. for Constable So,
Scattering Q. .t7s9
DR.. Dennis Claude was at the same time elected
State Treasurer, receiving SO votes. while his com.
Petitor. IIr. Jas. S. Owens. received 4s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred on the stage Of
the Pittsburgh Theatre few nights since
The play was 'tMazeppa,'' and the horse piece in
which Charles Foster and '.Black ,Besssp onesr
In one scene, the horse falls, and his rider Z
thrown off. This time Foster was thrown ,fft IL,
the wrong way. and as consequence his head
came in collision with a horse shoe. A niece n
his scalp four inches in circumference was Gu, out.
In the next seene' The play demands blood. horror
and death. Foster staggered on covered with gen.
uine blood and looking very much like a dying
man. de finally fell in a fainting fit. The audi.
ence was electrically thrilled and the .house came
down. = .i5is '1'1N1
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VIM. T.3Waede q

AbUU1kul1luBES DoOIk1 ctmrer,
eNe.s24te Mparos Street, UP STAIRS
w lie IN general that they have bought the establish
lately known as James ~, Swings Bookbinde7y
Blankbo? ID mandatory and now prepared to Rule
Ind 10 order, blank books OF every description music
magazines eiodicals 90, ina manner not surpas
and by any establishment in tho country y,s4esF
4gC0nstantly on hand assortment of blank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

.B.A young man in Providence r. l., who had
avery handsome wife, recently became dssatls-
fed with the attention OF others towards her,
(w1thout cause. of -course,9 and started off and
visited the hospitals, for the purpose OF catching
the smallpox, so that he might give it 10 his Ife,
thinking if she sohuld become pretty well pltted
upon her face, it would have a tende ncyto keep
that he took the disease himself, went home and
died, and the young 1ilow, who did not take it
at all, has since married handsome young man
who is not Jealous. rs tst8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

Fl. = = RIVER, AND. WEATHER. - s .es
PrrrsBuRcH, Feb. l7-River l0AIeet6 inches,
falling. Weather clear and cold siassa
.Cincinnati7-River risen 15 inches. Weather
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

I 6 - CINCINNATI MARKET. lGt3 /;
ts FEB. 17.-Flonr is depressed under the Canada's
news; reliable quotations cannot be given. Clear
Pork IA. 80; Mess, for April delivery Pro-
visions generally dull hisky 22ta2sc. Gull
Gloyerseed s, 65.5ssas6 KE 81
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9. RIVER NEWS a 4.
and DsPaEtnEssE 81 ,s.eam RoaIs.

and DeParturesy or gsteam RonIs.
Forthe iast24 list at So clock.
j, ARRIVALS. Y 80 I
rnilaaelphta. -. :. Grace, :. !. -. Pittsburgh
MineheSter-. -. Moore p pittsburgh,
Iropic. - w -. Pittsburgh
ESI. INIT. Jelly. ...... Parkersburg
Flnancier .Vandegrift. Pittsburgh
Golden Slate .7-77 NEW Orleans
StaaSsn saE.,, Pittsburgh
Yiroqua. O'Neil . Steubel,yille.
s;-s. S DEPARTURES. i.gii
Philadelphia. Grace. -. Cincinnati !
w Moore. 80. Pittsburgh
51 wip;s., y Cincinnati
Fort Pitt. -. Jelly. .Parkersburg
Finane:et..... Yandergrift. Cincinnati,
Soiuen Slate...... .'------..... Pittsburgh
Quaker Quaker City:!.'.... .-------..y. Pittsburgh
ssklpper. :, Cincinnati
stephen -: Booth sunfsb L
Viroqua 49, =. 10 Neil. .Steubenville
g. ''-4 STAGEtOF THE RIVER. F3STfs- :,
Ar WHEELiNe4-i5 feet incnes s-t t5{ a,
ar PiTTsDuRGH-i0 feet inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

H. ssebs,, NEW.gYoRK MARKET. vi h
New aYoRK, Feb. q 1.-F Flour firm at 8, 25as 90;
Southern s,s7a9,o6, easier. Wheat 900 Corn
I,o2.s Prison " Risky $50. Provisions unchanged.
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TELEGRA PHO NEWS
By theI NationaIlLine.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NTELLIGEacFR
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE,
Foreign Exchange and Bxpress Agency

Forelgn Exchange and Hxpress Agency,
ADAMS d CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
HncLure Home, wheelinS.s
'INHE undersigned is sole Agent, in this nJEsA
l. ty, for the sale OF passenger certificates
for cmigrants the cold Black STAR, of liverpool
and New York packets.
These SHIPS regular packets, making the passage in
hafthe time OF ordinary sailing vessels The number OF
steerage passengers m aud there is danger
Liable. >. Z
We sell bills OF exchange drawn at sight, for any amount
payable Bank post town in England, Ireland or
Scotland fsT -ssII-Ff - b "a .srf-l--I :
Persons who to remit money to their friends or
bring them out from the cold country will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate.
augl5tf - = N. PlGaiAN, Agent.
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cAUTloN.,.... 8.

CAUTiON.. ~
DR. MoRsE's as been counter
feited by some uilprincipled persons. iYitsii
III future all the viii have the propetors
pasted over the cork each bottle and the
lowing words blowninthc giass-t ~ yisiis 5sf.E
'DR. MoRSE's lNvIeoRATiHG CORDIAL,
C. II. KING, PROPRIETOR, n. Y"
- tss ssCAUTIoNsBxTRA-
Ss Dr.
lnyigoraiing CordiaE ~ n ~
To counterfeit which is forgery
zae co1atz 4 taiEalg concentrated. In 1snt
5prlo,. 90 rer bottle. two six or ste
- 1883 fsl5s GtsiH. KING, Proprietor,
ssE4gtlH = 1872 broadway, NeNy-York.
Sold BY Drqssists he United states cans
and West indies q .e1riik ID n y
fpstsssf5sis 81 IS GENTS So .s,5trs,
: bsta W7EEIINC;-4Keiis & tealdwei
~ enPfTIssBUIffff BFpthers; $50 : ssE
CINcINNATI-B.sH, Meakirgs, y i u n l5zissF
36aar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hesly & Co.
4sas iiRRLflMaRIff.-s'sS Einhte sssIeAstIwaVi
elitQe ala syt{e1 4tt7gai 10 ~ gi1stsi5l-
- siigQ - sSgfR Sl5sk'es q = ~ So -
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RIVER 1aIPORTs.

PARKERSBURG-Per Fort Pin -TuIlant&
DeIaplain $50 bbIs flour; j Bayless 39l sacks
wheat; AMMAN, Mcguire & Goi14roII leather;-
Dorsey, Howard & Knox 40bbls grease; NJ Riley
25fdoz buckets; JRMiller- & Co IA. sacks corn,
1I2 do wheat, 9 bbls do; G Wilson so bbs wheat;
S. B Winchester 200 empty bbls, 81 bbls beans.
SO do apples, SO do wheat, $50 sacks; F Wood
lO9 empty bbls; Owners on board % ibis apples,
81 do, hogs, and II sacks wheat. s5Skis III
LOUISyILLE.--PersS Steamer. Quaker City,
Ni'Afee Bros bags seed 2 boxes books, Ill3 tres
hams; aFoIsyths & Hopkins, s55 rolls leather, 81
bbls dried fruit, so bags do, % bales hemp, 81 bum
dies skins; F Pearce, boxes medicine, 81 bags
feathers - :, 49, -. q
NEW oRLEAN-Perl Steamer Golden Cate
HK List y Co. $50 hhds sugar 44l fbbs molasses,
l Dbl SYRUP; Reilly, a hl,ds sugar; Donl0n q
Maxwell, 10 bills nolasses, 46 hhds sugar; w i
Robinson, 9 hhds sugar. es-ss t
NASHvILLE-PerS teamfr EEpress. ~ ~ Zane q
Co, 395 tres hams; 2 Pearce. 100 hhds sides; g
W AndersonSS Go. 100ado do, 100 DO shoulders;
TaIiant& Delplain. box rntze ss :.s 70 =
SUN FIsH-Per Steamer Stephen Bagarai--s
VIM. Irwin, 100 bbls flour; Jnoy r: q Coz;
80 bales hay; Owners on board, 200 sacks wheat
140do corn, 5sEsacks middlings, 20 bagsipotatoes;
Hays & Co., 2Oo0 buggy spokes. es
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

DO yous remember the %OLd Corner
MO. IS, WATER STREEr? Call there and sec the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock or Overcoatngs
tassimcres, Cloths splendid Velvet Vest:nssI
See, admire, and leave your measure!
nA pair of PGntGiocns nude the finest sfyle, TO or
DER, al 4 hours noticeII z a. -
overcoats, Goats, Pants, Vests Hosiery in extern
aive variety and of the finest material make always
OH hand; every garment made in the establishment.
.sent3 " q III. HUG HE'S, Wheeling, Va.
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MISCELaI a N;EOIS.
Masonio Assen1bIv


W ,ssa On tls 22a Fsstqa;
,GnIANAtaERS.S
Hon Geo w, Thompson, John II Downs, & d
Morgan II firi ma vid Bell & II
VIM S. .RiGkl@m, 81 Z JWmW Shriyer,Fh IL
J. II. Williams, Il - !, ;5eI W. G. Scott, ..
NJ. Edwards, il. john list, = -,
JsDl.Toll. ~ III; ]. @. Hump, 49, , "
A. Caldwell, - -, y. II. PendletoH.
DR. Jas Tanner, a pannel = 'l'sSI
John r. Bntsf6rd, HON y; Clemens, Il
Or. W. J. BITES, -. IL, r. Va rs, Yprnall,
S. y: Woodrow, ~, 49, WTniT. Singleton,
X. b. Marsh. r-'-NvM II. t'arothGrs,
]. v. Achesohs IS .fsfs = ~ y. Al sNvSrden.
Marcus NJ cNeal,j lSt,ith McDonald,i stGsrs
James .uke, - ~ ID j.. +. Hulliheu, ,Iassti
Thos J.. Ganpbel.saE n james d. tlnsTalam, ia
Drlous kes..ss 81 cant "A. Loring, 35se A8i3
John H IObbsyt Is y MN b; Martin, Il n, sts4
Vim SIG o2llorn john e.. SweariIgen,
Dir "a. CracTalt, siac gl WmMcCoy,I - & sr.i SD
John l!iahop,s IiusII Crymble, fi,9 ,.fE Il
y. Allen Howell 5.ri ~ Ia r.. .Mc Lain. ss s j
Geosw. Sights, so IS James CARROLL j = i5 tt5s>
Thos p Sllalcross, esis r, w. Knox, sts III isjt
MIC. Good, ssa5s5 Jessei'W. N otte, 49, ~.
Wink Newman, t-a.f WIN r. McKee, -. y .-isz.-
J. E. Wharton, 4 L ii James Campbell
George w. Sights, = Vim II, ,Carothcts,
I. Shalcross, ~ DIR j. F.. Hullihen,
- J. II. Penleton, @ = 1,shj J. NJ. Warden 7gt1T
DIR VIM J! Bates - John G. Swearingen.
J. H. Williams. - y 80 i.i q a7ls jan31 I,
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THE INT d IIGBNCER.
no Corre.ponden M,

no Correspondents. -
LETTERS oncerning su.scrinon. adyertisine or 9th
financial business OF the lntegeneer, should be adj
Letters concerning the editorial DEPARTING OF The
per- SHOULD be addressed to the edtors Jointly or 10
Correspondents writing for publication, win please
write only on one side the paper. = :. 'ftse
An Observance OF above rules will greatly oblise ms
secure more pr'Impt attention corIesponden
than they might otherwise times recfSve
The Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more American, in a dispatch dated at w ashiur.
ton on the l4th, says The nomination of Geotse
Sanders as Consul to London. rejected that day
by the Senate by large vote; and also The nom
inatiOn of John L. o'sulllvan as Minister 10 Por-
tugai had been confirmed in the Senate by a de-.
cided vote but was Subsequently reconsdered ind
laid over. a-iis. - - e is5s5,' ar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18
tsa Hats! Hats!! aats!H :
OF 1.-THE LATEST FALL FASHION,. q

.Of aEs LA 70 7 all r6tAos1l0JN; ~ 81
NM ARE manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall IN,
w styles, and arc prepared to supply cur latTon III
ard the public with Hats That cannot
endurance, beauty OF finish and artistic and although
all Hats or the first OF class, they will
nised prices slow those Inferior
vict Aso, large all the diff
etent varieties OF Soft and Felt mems, youths and oh
dren's Hats Also Large assortment OF Friends' Hats
mems and youths, Cloth Glazed, and sk Plush Gaps
els IN or ne Of either Hal or Can viii oSsS
both ss,e and BY the splendid
hy's Dry Gods House, west side Main street. PiF
seni2 'i - ff31 81 - 3Ffsffl ". w. UNISON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

Cure Of Coughs, Vertigo, oft Ven
cradle DIR unans city we'll
Known and whose testimony adds much TO the triumph
HaInpton's Vegetable Tincttrc: ~ 1sia.Fg5tsF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

= Ssi laINGREASEDs Fla GILL les. = 20 )
A DAMS & CO.'S EXPR ESS' delivering hcavy
freigts, sucl poultry. butter, Balti.
mo In twenty hsu's, at g ,25 Per 100 lbs 4}51{
itt.'tt - -st fi'Haf E N. PlGAIAN, Agent, dled
y a1T23 - To- 4s3'4ftl tg-E 43rlS2 Mcclure House
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- 100 t-======--===-s= fssc'1H.s II
s 81 3. FOREIGN NEWS, ~ ..... ga s.
ytLpss9s ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA =.

New YoRK. Feb. 1.-THE Canada arrived at
at Halifax yesterday afternoon. with dstes TO the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18
Tobacco! TobaoooIlg Tobacco!

WE would most respectfully attention, OF Ber-
w chants and ROGERS very large and general
stock nj Tobacco Cigars, SnuG, ec and such other ar
eles egttimalely belong TO fegIlaf
IA Ii 80 WhoIesule Tobncco IEonse. taea
FL Our stock consists OF ., ,Jsstt
st ONE THO sANDl BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands or aud Ss, Pound
:s@ g.; RON e to42 cents insgdhg
3o oh ete ETC.. Also satss
others Als9Tths Old psdem giGr TwtEti Mary
Bei Cherry Ripei the Calitnrl God Bar, etc q
As exclusively enga tobacco irade hay-
ing three extensive houses in Virginia, being the
only regular Tobacco esta blshnent the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous to the ad
vance, we feel confident that can such induce.
tneiits as no other better, and but
equal, either east therefore ask the ner.
chants ohfo, to call
we also keep constantly hand heavy ard general
stcckot SesaEs lso American Srsn.
ish, Half spanish, Ssgars Scotch Snu "a
ladders; also fnf Matches PpaS Of sSfiots
Kinds Pipe Stems and Knives Don't fail Cali
ang23 vi - Z n t. 8. Main street
saDIssoEUTIoN OF l'Go-PARTNERsHIP.
~ sRftasl " f3stff sfSsf3l 30 ,sela ssfnE
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF HcspSs IFr
IN rLEis this day dissolved by mutual conseiit
business OF theod be by the OF
Rushy, Little this into
old stand on Mar ket stieets sti ifjaH
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FOR PORTSMOUTH:

j, For Zanesvil1e: : y
( ogsS8, d. The fine passenger steamer JULIA
Nv, -, 4 sDEAN, Birmfngs master, will leave for
the above place every Tuesday at o.
F=SrrsE7SsfSc lock, PM
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
janis 81 ~ ,Ed8flL q S. q. BAKER e. co.
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reat uneasiness exists throughout all Northern
Italy. Outbreak probable. a new pontifciai de-
cree grants permission 10 import breadstuirs, and
also gives forced currency 10 Roman Treasury
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THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE
Z st'-st ~ Ifcs SEASONAL az s54t it7,4 2 :. II
ITT n. M0TTE & hiiRo,, Market st., have on hand
w gto,, asso tmert seaso,uble Goods lot or
old style etc which they will sell on with
out regard cost, they wish get them
store before the spiing stock arrives.
Come everybody and get goods cheaper than you
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

E4GAh1 1h19O9IANI.t.t s.t COX
E ~; pIemum Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
labor end expense iH sling Clothing and ouse Clean
ing Linens and Coons washed by this Fluid will be
.liter aud softer han than II bleeehed the grass.-
WARRANTED not to itjure tic fabric Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by soaking piefe or otto
or Linen In the Fluid full strength, 81 hours which
Will clearly show that it must DO ely harmless. when
dilute with gallons OF water to a pint fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single slXpence WHICH will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in OF hours. f'fl
and sold By the who has late
r. 80 p - 2 JAS MELLOR, s5If
i Aug9 No. 90, Union vt. Wheeling, Va
q q s1saa PAINT ROOM. -, -, T77---7 .
1T Parkers Saloon, Market street. third atcry. Open
Asfrom 10 to t2 O'Clock and from Q to 4. ~ ~
painted, and instruction given in Painting
and design movie! q =. sa5ssl X. HANNA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

NO MERCURY OR 0PIUM-S0LEMN OATH.
d. Morse having recently heard that some physicians
and several druggists hay asserted that his Cordial con
tanned sleSuIy and Opium has made the following aia.
viz toss druggists supposed II
contained Meicnryof Opium rom Tho singular epeTg
with which, acts ticular diseases ho the
great po% er pain OF he knows e.
state of New York, city ana county ofSew York, IS.
On the 26tl dayof Jute, SI6, personally appear.
cd befJc Andrew a. Miekle, Mayor the city orNcw
Y9fks Meicalf orse, who by being duly sworn. doth
depose and say sublimafo 9th
mercdIial nsedin compromising and mann.
acturng or is eonta medicine known BY lie
name of DR. rating Elixir Cordial and fiat
1t does not contain a particle OF Opium.
Sworn before me, this 2Gtl day of June, 1916.
50 ElTAaH. MlCKLE, Mayor
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,FIG-EIlH ; N - 7, > N q HilfT3
sll aoIs.flisA q a4iaad4Q
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Nofica.

ssy.s5s-. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ~. ~ :
rHE Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the arri
val Of the cars all bills orlading be on hoard be-
ore O'Clock. +. NJ. The Line will responsible
for the delivery of any goods. and viii not pay collect
charges ally goods for which bills OF adng are not on
bnald the hoats before tkeir departure. y mnr31-tf
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Wheeling Female Seminary.

TUE mex! session Of the Wheeling Female Seminary
wednesday,, February Sth, 1854,
and will continue five calendar MONTHS closing July 9TH,
Pupils expected continue at least one session. and
no deduction made for absence, except in Of pro-
tracteu sickness. fssttl-tstr ~ 4a.HlE
TerGs heretofore half payable in advance, and
he rest at the middle OF the session. ss so ~
e. !. s MRS. S, b. THOMSON,
iln2S -t-s q "a Hf.FffFf affEI ma PRINCIPAL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

-ASSIIINEE7S "NUTICE.
LII persons indebted TO Wheeler & Lakin, by book
IA account or Otherwise, hereby notified that pay
ment must be made to forthwith, they having assigned
the same TO ne for tho benefit of their creditors
p jan12 ~ ~ .l.-.7-.. J. H. PENDLEToN, Trustee
NToLANE'S merican " ermlfuge, for sale by co. =
I'VE feh7it So laa- sE J Il VOWkLI., "a Union st
DEN. JONSON'S WORKS. with a Biographical memoir
ID by VIM. Clifford, new ea.1 vol. svn.7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
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AN IsvkLuAnLk AfenIcfxK II is but seldom We find
among the many offered public fortie cure
OF dIsease.
tues We ate able 10 discover, and seduousIy
avoided giving anything that might lead any
one That ac la IN their pIeien.
sons But with reference to remedy aetued
a. household words. knowledge its in.
excellencies It's 10 or lie Ills
~ e aud The scett with which IL may be used We
Tie Nonatel Nerve and Hone Lnent.
Ii III Carr q TO-. from prescription nished by
Dr WATSON Carr MorEs and now OF Wheel.
,tg one q the most eminent u Virginia This
dy which viii pain will properly com.
.ouhded be equally eieacious in Internal alice
lions priieile that has heen successfully deyeiof
u the offspring Of Seetee being mild and sim.
pie IN ms actioi and yet reseaing IN its effects power
t,re Incredible hing the hidden seyvs
aud sci ne weakest infant
II Is alsn by a lie market being
put III in oties twice Us The majority,
Eol ia larger than the largest besides bes more than four
times ohg We commend ito those IN want or
jsiie tilii reulely!