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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19
HUSBAND. WIFE, & YOUNG LADY CURED!
~ LFi' PACT, SPRARII y ~ i5l. {. i3it
ti HAnnFtvittt, AIlelho1Y con "a. t.ltl

"r' - 4 Blay al, fei2 +, 4 u ~
10 Metifi Aoiffn,ff Il uoir tnliiep
10 Dl. HajhplGnt Vegetable IineipIe Fllh 70 lnlotn
y6uthtt wd4 tltn Siek Oh "a dAy o. (sneart laltf
will h ion 81 ~ stomach, b0Utlf tnd tdOefa "a
wss altl,ded 81 l6pfspl9sl pbYaelsnp MAJ Han
Two lh6lillt-6ilt6 little " no eject kheWlr
easgvl tle geat tus ip Rmlton'l l9pi onl
bottle which my vile had l0ken two ye9re r Il
eamitO the sOr thai Would te 20 il0fa ne;
doiue tom my but tTI iq eng eal
lapy 10 lnIofhi sou hat lad not tske 1NQ d3ft be-
Iuo letits powerful lUueco upon nv eolesl. hnNo
confined uali Tho TinouIei aud ln now able % leaye my
0QmI and cen eat any eQWniO del without lnfeh eOn'
venienre Oh n essuld On ny oOt1leh. .. . ~ 4.
Tic addicted. or lheif ilieHaS, are daliy Il. M
10 learn OF The BIeat virtue totc 10 10 tue qt
HauptUn'h.
Ie&ie EEL tOSeud you several eeriIh U l1 d4Io
10 her TooIIof ~ months, with ltaso Of ne had ~
letting the brain . =. &c..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

SAILING OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
NEW YoRE, Oct. l8.lhe steamer Canada
sailed Tor Liverpool wilb 70 ppssengets0n9 $780,
000i in speoie. Among Tue passengers wds AIoli.
bishop Hughes mud Bishop 'rirOn.
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Mammoth Hat Store.

I.-.NN = All EtlAulou IuI 1907
y EVXRY has on hand, and u IoCeiVing one OF the
- sitI est and best stoes OF Hats end Csps that has
aver Onehed In this city He Is also constantly
uaotufgs every deaorpuou or hat and cap now 10 use,
Irou 100 very beat material and workmanship ard sold
Ntnrlce8 that cannot ALTO please.
am asO receiving la lnlporiaons OF k1blorn man
nlIcred Hats aud Taps, which win b tnd low. Also.
aTes assortment or ehidrcns Fancy Hats and Caps and
Ladies' killing Hats, carpet bago and nmbreaei ell d
which WI no sold CtQap,
H--Hats aie 10 order on Tie ahOlisl nouee.
S. AVERY, Hoa 40 and ~ Aain q:
sep6 Wheoing We
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

mn'',R fi@ aas S i oary s.sll month
WHO wheat HeNtFn RnDliiy AelOur, Csos
fNHE subscriber has Just ieeeiVed Oh sale
III 81 barrels lsookwOod's EXtfO Fioun
~ 90 do FfaEeFs do
40 do do extra Family Flour
900 bales frat quality Hay ,as,!,.,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Dor, 49, Flour steady Of z, 0Oi11O. Whisky
49, Germ, CO. Nothing doing in pToyislUns.-
Sugar 6a0i. Fair demnud iUr Uieess OF 10,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

TnE TuRV.--A match came on on the Union
Course on Thursday between Don and Whale
bone, miles and repeat to wagons, tor $4,000
ihe face was won by Don.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

whselIns, oslober ls, "a. II -.
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THE hyd om1senisa valuable discovery torproleel-
ng e eel iIOn damp OF cold, aud therefore preyenttye
q m:v Lug tsoases, pilout any E6totsytr,
The Hydromascni The form OA sole, and worn Inside
me 9i OF 9hoo llp meaieaisd character b powerful
luiidOio tc diseste.
For gontlomop Il win 30 found agreeable, warn, AMI
70 Yearn OF laipieit weather tho
pul cannot become wet TIE ydlomagenis insefied,
Lades may wear The shcst sOed bUolt or shoes M tho
iost Indictment weather with impuDiy, while Consuml,-
v, % eFslont among The young Of our country, nay
bsllyAlied by ilair senelnl adopon Thsyrplilelyep
ocede over shoes. le tho a.ler tie feet 10 pe-
sufe very unhealthy manner aud. besdes, not
dae4 Qua wear To Nedoluans In Icy weather. like India
fuhner Wilde the latter lilo leet 10 oppear OK
sme areq The HydIomaeen, being elc thin 0llce Of
orkpre4led peculiarly placed Inside dOca not noleata
we s5o 81 Tho boob eatss Tie lOol 10 ppleaT undy
10 Gil qran lhqy extremely valuable, - they
to8e w exercise VIII comfort aud healthy eaeot1. Their
eHepss u so siishl a. 10 scarce need nenton besides
lbOae WhO pattUite them VIII ind ther Yearly doetoy6
tiiis mach 3imitthtd Merebt
"a the Hgdfunagen II heeOnnB more Known, lie oale 10
increasing 20 IN almost Incredible extent Last year IL
tonaol, ManelSsen RlImligham, AyerpoolD GLASGOW,
lecde, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp Humburgh aud Rerlins
our sales geached ,7S2l6o aifs reOrk SOSs Tho year
The number VIII lar tuynass tliat
ask tho Faculty thelT opinion Of ther vauo az pre-
venleVe for coushs colds. bronchitis asthma, aud con-
sumption
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

31VN 45AQAot S.Av ~ - 49, 80 y +,
NTAYGBR & CO. keep constantly on hand a lull supply
Nl OF Meats, Vegetables, aud all klini 1 froyeiono
AID Pioduce Tor families and boats Butter and EesS
No. 10 water street, formerly oesurcd as the fremont
HOuse.
, ar floats wlllAr Il 10 thelrodyantPse 70 call,
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Po'OER. John Reeckeb clerk Of the Court
Of Woodufr co. KY, has been discovered to have
forged paper 10 the amount Of 900, and hos Ned
70 pats unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19
No. / super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERsUs .GUANO,9

-
VERSUS .GUANO,0
FNHIS valuable eTtEeT been used for several years
In England and OthoI pats Of Europe, and next ~ GU
buo hO DIS the highest ak ~ popularity aud The extent ~
which II Is used among RaTners Its Introduction III this
country by tie subscriber has been more re6ont but tie
PROCESS II las made IN Tho estimation Of tie public has
trial Of three years investigation OF Its merits IN which
time here has been very many scrupulOus experiments
made by The most scientific ngroultultsts and various
Clubs Committees, &c, side BY side Peruvian GuohU, a.
It's relative value compared Will the laer aud In uiosl
instances preference gwen 10 the "Eunor Phosphate Of
LimeI SCc tenOrtA M ieturhed will shortly DO placed
before tile public which will convey more Information
than the subsCTber feels disposed to Oer as The manu-.
iacluIDr nj the present moment.
la obscal composition Is Of that nature 10 at once AZ
ford food aud nOuTshment 10 growth OF all descriptions,
ITS basis being crushed giOund Bohes," tie efficacy OF
which already well Known aud appreciated,
which arc dee0npostd by lie addition Of one iiih their
weight OF Sulphuic Acid, ~ which due pI0puT
tlon OF Guun0 and sOaie Vi Annonia the a.ier Ia one
tho most e1oenl agents IN the best Peruvian GuaO.
found suitable 10 an Soils warranted pure aud genuin
aud when maturity to be 0dnd as ecoclous here
preseutgd.
Pamphlets Will no forwarded on application n the sub
soTbeI OrtO his agents, Whole anrs ave 80 follows;
MesssIa, AcGiuder & Sons, Richmond, Va.
itu do Rowleti, HARDLY & Go, Poleisbhrg, Va
do BOfmn 4 McCeau, Norfolk Va. iit
do q. N Stewart, kaq baltimore, BID.
U. b. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
seP25 RiamsbuTah, Long Island, N. Y,
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~ loyal LeuefS I'dfent.
THE HNDR ON AGEN,
OR,
.WATER. PROOF, ANTE-C o Ms UAlPTIYB
CORK SOLMS.
AANgRA.ooyqa.Ep sY

Principal Wgrfhoust, 100 Mood sifesi, CheaD.
aide, London, Engllnd. Amrfient Eotabhoh.
msnts, S5 DIM sfrrei and i02 Nassau a., Nelo
York, q. s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

NJ x, MONROK & TO-, having taken tho Wheeling
IN and Rrhnkn Cotton Mile, lOcAIedin THIS city, arc
ponped 70 supply stordesa The lowest rates ior ~
aud o. Sheolngs, Cotton Vans Cotton Warps Cotton
rwnes Cotton Chain, Covorlid Yarns, cotloa Fat
tings etc JAMES KNOTT,
iytf Superintendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

TTAVINC purchase ID tho above establishment from my
Ill btOtter, lshol always keepon hand fIesha q
coee selectlOnO Family GrOtoresi ana hope TO tetnF
the patronage VI tho old Customers my brother and
many now onOs as win tive mo call, knowing do llu'
they shall not 30 away unsatsfed, u.
Vtr.,.it., lima oatb 1874 I.IIIEfr tan 4
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paw Your Taxes

Tax Payers will remember That the clty toxeSiOr
1854. were d1q the irst day OF jane VIII call upon
alt the citizens sOOu, aud hope they VIII oepTeaiehtO
P'y ~ ". q. sCorT, Collector
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ki1aDAf r6k ~.
- pthlufF Eito, I,ifs 6sndarine Tnsuranco %

AlHSN3Nt 3Slt p 4ilkq qPAl4 ~ Alla 4AtNtonooC 60
M ~ or LYNouBuRu, VA
fIef tl5 jRM RANKIN AGENT
OtFlcR-atsavlps Bank, corner Main eud Biidie
W tlTeela,
ialA,lt Wheeling. w.
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NOTIOW

THHsiockho,ders In the HempReld RnllTOad Company
arc Icquesed to capo Dr. James thelr
~ WIN. HART C3RB, af
supQs.tmd 'rTeS4uyer, :
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Dyspspsia, RhsamdtisW, Sereft,la, Cough dbih
uld, ConSaaphon, LiVer Coup 5iRlr
W TRtl1H rs NfgprV .,.t,-. y 81,

TRUTH 10 Ml1hI.N I'm 81. Ni J.. Nt 4
IAio yon sekf Beware or limitations i-ssf fag hlWFe
pleasanltid safe remedy mayindiee e0untoIlolilng
medicine must have merit, aud gee nl1Ti too 10
sand tho test or public opinion. No art oil puna eanBa
yaile M9rthiesS e. sP 70 keiP W a. tpol
good hedhlle viii live, betoqio rorar aDe t4tnd
ils sales yea after yslr e o. poh: he re
pie Ieadlly md out its tirlges and ~ 0I pts
paper "a cad slfeSdit a living wilnt tiffyl l6iho
cure medIell6 ha6 made TOT III Is OF tnofs G5th thal
uhS newspaper GdVeTlltlng.
inptOol 81 what wo taY above, We 10 ct you 70 Hl-
isns Psgti z'gsiers and ils elect q,
Of Rheunlisni Of esht yesrs eahdingI all other tsEe
WIN Id' S oldham, tlsto Of tbs Custom dwsilhs
No i9S Pine q, Of nylpoI great dehy, pormauently
w Is, 6chaol9F RSq ona of the Oldoht and
mort hGy cured Of great Sital,a
JarTe( Piummet, i53 81 BPtppre ST. sn1eel intensely
years WITH hp dopeto and neTclTlal rolmtllan CURED
aiter4ll olhgr renSiies had fAiled. gIra'
space VIII not permit @ Ise hundreds 81 other' az
e0 w. GOodiich Capt Th6bsC Ool, RObt. G6ult, Jas.
ShJyths cured Of hepmttsni " y l0H - III
John porVnl, -. A. liIhini John Like Row ". klt
ridEo NAVY Aid thousands ohpIs eurod otDy1l4p9
sla, hoOnia, cough, liver equulnihi hTQlnltu saint
yiIus' Danes' &C. we P9 on
fDR. 4ANPfOM, ~ tutlior O ihlt NtS liinpsGh'si
Vegetable NiIel0te 90 u lt oQh io4I apod htlti 20
that will % seeptntil iSpOi aarsle gQl gP % inP6ss
y - Z: }lUEBRsps % shli Wifi 'sRs ts.p,7
- slrsnd psnpAl,IH SS.A'l.,l ssi " ,AsFsas
cures, II y !. IL ..-f
sIsssi sssii.J ysRs ~ aFSaa, siIa,rd, ssdsy
DCH'I vi !, SeR fStp SNowt2As s.66aIiaor1tl
~ Prize 81 p8r butOe,il u l-ft 4 II ~ f3l+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

HUHI UIIIEs
TWO unmrnished Rooms 10 lei. and ACCOMMODATION
ior several day boaTdeIs RnquIe al corner Maln and
Unions streets sep96
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81 Hst RlRSIh lNFASHlON.
ID RoEiVHD this day, few cases Of Beehe & CO'sNew
~ York SILK HAS, Of tho Fail style, Come and Sc
SSSiS eaa5N s. D.lHARpgR SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-19

~ rrrss ~ MU l1EuOs
A o, PARTRlDGE 'espccliully Informs his patrons
~ aud the public genemily, that the light being most
favorable al thls season. no will give particular attention
during this month aud next, 10 taking The enesees Of
youni children every rleas DAY between the h9ui'
81 ~ aud B. 49, mfl4
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TO LOOK OUT BALD hBADEIl TX
Non bottles or storr's Chemical lItr lnvigotator
OOO, Tor bAdless aud gley hair.
For sale wholesale anl retall by
mTO = b. VOWBhh, 81 Union nj.
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Oh DOZEN Shaker ~ 9Onsi
Ol 6blrrels Cider Viheggrl
10000 pounds bacon, just received and for saIe by
e2i iAtRIDGELRY
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MnRm MmW ROOT
NOTIOM

NOTICE. H5s
LTAVING this day sold out my Grocery Store, ontbe
III west sd6 OF tie Old Market space, In the city OF
Wheeling 10 ny hiolheTi Andrew holdrew, OIL persons
Indebted moi BY buck Otherwise ute here
required 10 close The SAME by note or Otherwise as
determined to settle up my old 6snes9 az spetd
possible. JOHN MULUNkHsi
Wheeling, June Goth, 1854.
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VTT 3 ave Jeee cling our new Hprng House t3LMPllhg
IVY Goods eomnylinS new styles Of Rleneb Chg pig'
nor and Tea t6tei rtaua and Hver pRfo WeeifAlpll p
anas ia and codeo utna sugar bowls butier eooeg9,
caldeatekA Forks end Spoons salt frames WI gest y
hgs, coal boxes beau ltCoalet, q new article ioI
naIl6i use Ehliyanps, ivOry handled Knives and
In tqla OF 81 ecea and Hela solar lq lamps WIN
uslfes paper aud GLASS aades together With ee elQe
oeoHmon gooda adapted 10 Tho country trade Al oiWhich
we oer Of Raborn Prices adding only Tue enaIenco o.
lmhsnOIlhtl0v. HONBS, BARNES q Cos
Glass Manufacturers, NO. 81 Monroe 81.
n,rT near the pOat ONCE Wheeling
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Family Bibiesl
nv y have onh4nd complete assortment Of Family
,sp9a CT & c. L. wICKHAM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC!
Tremendous Gale.

0aE ~i.sr - BOSTON. March 20.
The gale Saturday lasted "a hours. doing
immense damage ia this city and viriniiy -
Many buildings were unroofcd aud chimneys
blown down. The gale was very violent
down East, accompanied with snow.
The Boston Atlas has returns from 204
towns in New HsmT shire. which give Baker
7s5 m ,jnr,iy. The maturity in the State is
about I.40O. The Democrats elect l4S rep.
resentatives, and the opposition l54.
.agffETOHe ALBANY, March 20.
= There was a terrible gale yes erday and
immense damage, done in the city, Fifty
buildings were unroo!ed, including factories,
fuundries, school houses. ml lis, passenger de-
pots, a-y lums, and innumer bile c. imnevs
and walls blown down or injured. Nearly
all Of the chimneys in he lily were blown
down .,r injur d. There was a complete pan
ic among the citizens. and all Of the work
men fed the shops. Many were Injured. bu,
none killed. The damage is immense. All
OF the trains and boats were delayed.
New YORK, March 90. p. NJ.
Accounts from Troy and Utica show that
the late tempest Vas very destructive. and
many buildings were blown down. roofs blown
OF, chimneys and walls demolished. Al
Troy 4 man was killed by the fall. of a
chimney. The tower OF ST. Patrick's church
was blown down.
- New YORK, March 20.
The Crescent City arrived yesterday with
Havana dates to the l4th. NDIhing impor-
.tsnt has insnspired si' ce the seizure Of the
Black Warrior. That vessel Is still in pos
session of the authorities. and tn" officers re-
-nnin on board the steamer Fulton.
Nothing OF the steamer Pacific yet.
1.r t-,ah- HARRlsBURG, March Is.
ra Mrs. Susan Biglr mothpr OF the tower.
nors OF California and Prnnsy lvunil, died this
tmorning, at her residence, in Delaware tow q.
chip, Mercer county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23
DAILY lJOU RNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

-Tbe telegraph wires were declared
up yesterday noon. and Evansville in tele.
graph communication with the whole coun-
try. A large number Of private messages
had collected during the long delay, and at
the time Of writing il was doubtful whether
the newspapers could be attended to before
to-day. We hope 10 keep our readers suppl.
cd with fresh dispatches till another spell OF
Dad weather or flooded streams. 81, -.
THE card Of DR.. L. n. Naghel, Dem
u.:. will be .foundin to-day's paper. We are
assured by those who have known DR.. N. a
long time. that he is Dentist Of excellent
reputation, and q gentleman. He is visiting
this city At the solicitation Of several families,
and will remain here but q short time
Those desiring his services, may find him at
the Pavilion, or he will wait upon ladies at
their residences. Ha. 't-ar3
i---Gen Sam. Houston passed here Tues.
day morning on the Pike Sorry we did not
get to see him, and tell him about that horse
trade he once commissioned Us to make for
nm. suousI 8rFEfrsess
The weather cleared off yesterday
morning, and business At once resumed its
usual animation. eHr
- The Northerner arrived AT nearly ten
O'Clock yesterday morning from Louisville,
having been detained by fog. We thank her
officers for papers. $3.50.
THE Upper Mississippi is low. and no
siser-ported. TIE Illinois and Missouri fall
ing. ' .l,..-i. '.i F..
We thank friend. in California and
Oregon for full files of papers sent MS by the
,last steamer. Where Is sold Mose," our
California correspondent!
- Night before last was very foggy and
dark. and con equently the regular pack t.
were detained beyond their Usual time.
- We learn from the Louisville Journal,
that the steamboat Fawn, while Coming over
the falls Monday evening last, took fire in
her meat-hous", and the boat was only s'ved
from destruction by the exertions Of her OF.
>hcers, who succeeded in throwing the meat
house overheard. Great alarm was caused
among her passengers. The boat sustained
no other damage.
80 We are indebted to Mr.. Colburn. Of
the frm OF Colburn e. Hershbrrger. for a
lsrge package Of very late New York papers.
Mr.. C.. has been making large purchases Of
Dry Goods in the Eastern cities. and brought
ladies should not delay in calling.
THE splendid steamer S. F. ]. Trabue
arrived here ear y Yesterday morning. from
New Orleans, and put out nearly 400 bbls
molasses, 100 bags coffee. and god deal
other freight. She brought dates Of the
1s,h .--.---- = " ~ ---L-- y
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CINCINNATI. March 90, NJ.
The river has :all.n 3 feet since SATURDAY.
noon. The weather is line.
Flour is dull and we hear Of no eales.-
Whisi y Gle. Nothing ioiny in provisions
aud the arket is languid There is u good
demand tor sugar 0 hhds changed hands at
Ala 81. for common tn prime. SHE'S Of mo-
lass. 1T 22d 23c. Cloverseed has adva need
to SIS 20@5 IS.
.ecta PIrrsBURG. March 90, NJ.
= The river is stationary with 8 feet water in
the channel. Weather cold and windy. y
LOUISVILLE March 81.
Ropa-5OO coils rope at7sc, deliverable in
New Orleans. .fa
Flour 100 bbls at IS 25s6 SO. gt1ar,,
Groce. ies-2O hide sugar ut 4Is4{c.
Hogs-S50 head fat hngs, nj 80 DO gross,
deliverable next DrcenIber, within twenty
five miles Of Louisville.
Professionalism bbls ness pork at $l2 20,
and 81 tierces No. lard at 7ac. =. E,
New ORLEANS, March 90.
Rio coffee-s les for the week 10000 bags,
M silly ut lOallc; stock $4,000 bsgs. The
steam"rs news depressed the Cotton market
aud prices are weaker. Sales 1000 tbls
mess pork AT Sl2 IS. Bulk meat-hoy round
Ioe. Whisky 25e. Gunny bags I3}sIse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23
COMMERCIAL

= EU1 20 rf ~ iwrsxrsp.y EvKsSxs, March -. !
RivEa-Contnues to recede slowly, but tho water st
covers some OF the lower bottom lands The desrue-
ton by the late food has been in many places.
wrArHER-warm and moist, and vegetation coming
forward rapidly. The fruit trees budding and bios
soming, with highly Gathering prospects.
BrssEss-Is seasonably brisk. The Spring trade will
be very large Country merchants buying largely
A sri hit decline is noticed.
WssOLESA P.lCES CURENRT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23

NOTICE.
%1OTICE given het by order Of the Board Of
N PRESIDED mt and Directors ofthe Evansville Gas igh!
Company, de at "A called meeting Of said Board on
the 81 day of March 1854 will te meeting Of the
Stockhold-r. III salt Company, held at the Office Of
Johu g. Chandler In Evansvlle Ind. on the 18th day Of
April 1854, between TIE hours OF ~ clock NJ and
O'Clock r. NJ. for the purpose Of Gkg into cons era
ton propsn to increase the Capital stock OF said
Company by the amount of sloH1 addional stock NC
cordg provisions Of an act OF the 'enerai Assem-
OF the state Indana to auhorize the formation OF
Gas llght Companies, approved February 18Th, lsSi
etr .s1l- .af JOHN J. CHANDLER,
mhs.td Directors.
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LpROM CINCINNATI TO TIE NokIn, EAST AND
Il WEST, By RAnRoAD, VIA CiseissAzI, pArTss, CArAs
AID CLEvELAxD RorIE:
To New York BY Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shors haroao an. 20 nouIss
To Boston by Dayton, CLYDE, Cleveland and
Lake shore hailread in. ......S5 hours.
10 Indianapolis in. hours
10 Tsrrs hauts aud Lafaye in. hours-
VIA CIHcIxxATI, HANILTox AND DAyTex RAILWAY.
~ . Trains run by Cincinnati time.
nns Roads Of this Route laid thrsuSAsus win
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
S-so CLOCK A. N Passengers by This Train cesDect
VIA hason ana Richmond, " Indianapolis, Laay cite,
usare nsrse &C. Sleep at Lafayetle and resume b.
stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
SEcoxp lRAiS-Express Nail leaves Cincinnati AZ SO
c,eioek "A, NJ Passsngers by ihis Train ~
". 70 Dunkirk, Buffalo, New Yosk and Boston, San.
dusky clyde Toledo Chicago, Detroit. &e TO, Pioua
&c: Hamilton, Oxford and Connersviile. his s.Iu
stops at all way stations between Cincnnsu Clyde and
Sandusky. ~
THIRD TRAiN-Accommodation leaves Cinicnnst M
O'Clock r. NJ Passengers ~ this Train to Ia
dianapolis via Dayton and Richmond. Sleep al Indi
annapolis and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
Huntsville NJ X. O L. K X. X. This Train az
all way stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
and between Cincinnati Huntsville. 4,
FouRTH Observation-Disclosures leaves Cincinnati aS
$3.50 o'clock =. NJ Passengers by this Train via
Eaton and Richmond TO indianapolis Sleep at Indi-
annapolis, and resume by Morning Train thcsgo.-.
this train stops at all way stations between Cincinnati
and indianapolis.
FuTH TRAix-Evenng Express leaves Cincinnati at &
o'clock r. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect ss
Hamilton to oxford and Connersvls This Train sssps
~ all way stations.
NJ Springfield Passengers by c. n. q p. Railroad
will take 800 A. d. aHieP N. Trans.