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Just Received.

Just Received.
80 Eastern Pickles, ussortedi
London pickles, Table Sauces;
Table Sauces. Catsupsi
Catsups &. Extracts, variety;Sauer Kraut;
Currie powders; Brandy Fruitsi
I.aueTs: Cordial;
Olives; Jelics and preserves
English and French Mu,tards
GREEN FRUITS.
Fresh peaches, Rasrborriesi
Pums and cherries blackberriesi
Pine apples; Green peas;
Strawberries; TomatoS anu corn.
DRY FRUITS.
Seedlcss Raisins; Prurcs in jars and casks;
TThoe l. / and bxs do, Very superior Figsi
Orange and Lemon Pceli Lemons;
CmrTSnts; Eastern cranberrics.
NUTS.
Cocoa NutSi Cream Nuts;
Almonds, all kindsi Fiberts;
Pecans; English walnutsi
Peanuts;
English split peasi Sperm and star cand!esi
Kentucky Hominyj Maccoron Vcrmicelli
Rice Flour; ChOcoIatesi
Farinai SOCOai
Hemp and canary seedi Cocoa sheus
While aud colOred wax, RrOm1!
1900 II superior Pennsylvania buckwhcat flour;
1000 As Western Reserve cheese;
8 pine apple do
100 sacks Table Salt;
100 bbIs superior Family Flour;
20 bbs DAVIS & Sons PiLtsburg crackers, nssortd
Reindeer and beef tongues.
S D WOODROW, 256 Main ST.
Ic22 and 5 Washington Hall
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MEETING OF THE IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AT a meeting OF the undersigned, representing
all the firms engaged in the Rolling Mill and Nail
ing Business in the city of Wheeling, December
%, 1853,
George HApDMAN was appointed ChOirnOn' and
AARON KELLY Secretary.
On motion, il was unanimously Resoiv d. That
however much we may deprecate the necessity Of
stopping our Mills, as imme date injury to our
selves and all parties dependent on, or connected
with them. yet we are firmly determined to adhere
10 the measure, believing that the ultimate sue
cess Of the Iron business in this city depends upon
Cur present action.
II is, therefore, further Resolved, That we will
never consent 10 give more thanS IS per ton for
boiling whilst our competitors at other points OBJ
tain the same work for SIS 90.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by al the firms present and published in
the newspapers Of the city.
NORTON, ACHESON & CO.,
Belmont Iron Works.
GILL; KELLY & CO.,
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON & CO.,
Missouri Iron Works.
GILL, HARDMAN & STEP HENS,
Crescent Iron Works.
BAILEY, WOODWARD Il CO.,
La Belle Iron Works.
DRAKLEY, SWEENEY & CO.,
Washington Iron Works.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

| Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1854.
| HousE.-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, offered a reSo-
luton calling on the Pres Iden to inform the House
| What inlormalIon the Post Office Department has
received relative 10 the obstruction OF mails by the
Erie disturbances. Laid over-objeclions being
made.
Mr.. Churchweu Offered a resolution instructng
Committee ON Ways aud Means 10 report bill
giving four years credit 10 Railroad Companies, 10
pay duty all Railroad iron imported for their own
| use.
After transacting some unim portant business,
House adjourned.
| SExArE.-Aher reading of the documents sub
Mite, BY The President Ill regard 10 the Clayton
| and Bulwer treaty, Nj. Clayton made speech IN
reference 10 the review, by Lord Clarendon, Of a
speech delivered by Inn at the last session on said
treaty.
Mir. Cass announced his intention of speaking
on the subject.
After Slo;t Executive session, the Senate ad
iourned.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1.
SExATE.-The resolution giving the President
authority TO confer Brevet title upon Lieutenant
Generals was releIGed 10 the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
| Mr. Chase's resolution directing an inquiry as
to the expediency Of constructing Railroad from
the WeStc IN States 10 California, was amended and
referred To select committee of nIne Adjourned.
HcUSE.-rhe Speaker appOinted'a select COM
mttee 10 inquire INTO tue eXpediency oil withdraw
ing the funds of the Smithsonian Institute from
the Treasury and investing the same i'll sound
stocks.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler Mr.. Bailey, from the
Committee On Foreign Affairs, reported bill fer
the aScertainment and satisfaction OF the claims due
American citizens for French SpolauonS. Refer
red 10 the committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Cutting called up his resolutions submitted
yesterday, calling on the Secretary of the Treasury
tor the correspondence referred 10 III his letter To
Collector Bronson OF New York, anu all letters
that muy have passed between himself and Mr..
Bronson relating 10 matters q issue between them.
Mr.. Cutting salt! the subject was one which had
occupied the public mind more than any other
question OF the kind which has ever occurred His
purpose now was simply to move the adoption OF
The resolution, aud that motion, as the time iol
debating the question had not arrived, Ire moved
the previous question. The resolution was finally
laid on the table by a vote OF lO4 to CT.
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VIRGINTA-OhiO circuit court, Nc
Henry Sharp and John Hughs
Return NJ. Hill and others,

Return NJ Hill and others.
Dccree for aCcuunt-AbstTGCt.
TEs cause care OH to heard upon the process &C.
he doth adiudge decree that
It ne referred OF the Master Commission es OF Ans
ths circuits account OF the personal
late Of the John Murine deceased which has come
MO In, hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator,
Which has into the hands any other person, by The
OrUr said administer, and for his use, charging sad
administrator with all assets which have come to isands
or 10 the hands OF any other for his USE and credit
Inc him I'll all dish made in due course Of adj
mnstraou. And the said commissioner shall also state
an account the dstTibutve share OF said Return NJ Hill
as husband his said WIFE, in aid to the personal estate
of said deceased and the real estate Of which the said
IOhn Murine seized, and the location, quantity, val
said Return NJ Hill as hus lis said wife is emit
fled and also 10 and report all specific liens
on said interest OF said HILL III said realty and personality
and their several pTiorItirs. -
hut before taking said accounts said Master shall cause
n,tce o; the same gwen, by advertisement publish
ed Or four successive weeks in newspaper printed
in the city Wheeling and said commissioner is order ed
~ ! copy-Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, clerk
TCaIdweI1 uecSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Tue GAS L,curs along large portion of Mar
ket Square, anI that meighbUrhood, either went
out or were put out lac on Tuesday, 10 the
alarm of the residents thereabouts. Some think
ing it the work of thieves or incendares, guarded
their premises all night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

A Coon IDEA.-Mr. William Hackett will to-
day or tomorrow commence running an Omnibus
from the Alartinsville Ferry 10 Rtchietown. lie "
ing each poin. every alternate hour. This will
certainly be great convenience TO persons living
on the route, aud it will afford pie assure TO see
the otherwise of Mr.. Hackett literally rewarded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

INsURAMcE.-Mr. Bresee, having left the city,
the agency of the Valley OF Virginia Fire aud Ma
rine Insurance Company has been transferred to
MesSrs. S. c. Baker, John List, VIM. thanking and
that Of the Lynchburg Fire, Life, and Marine In
surance Company 10 Mr.. VIM Rankin, all excel
lent agents for excellent companies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

TmE cAFrrAL STOCK, $4,000 necessary to start
the Citizens Rank of Virginia. at EInrrisonburg,
has been subscribed. Its issues will lie based up
on State securities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

JAMES LAWS, native of Wheeling, we have
been requested 10 state, died in California. A
comrade who was with him in California when he
died, arrived here yesterday and desired TO see the
relatives of Laws, lie was informed they still
lived here, but his time would not permit him to
continue his search and he lett without finding
them. This publication is made with view TO
reach the relations of young Laws.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
FROM BOSTON.

Bos7os, jan 4lh.-The America sailed with
passengers, and $4,000, mostly American gold
The schooner Mt. Vernon, OF Wes'pori' Maine
was wrecked near Welneet, Cape Cod. But on
Of the Crew saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
FROM rnE SOUTH.

| BALTIMORE. Jan. 18th New Orleans Papers o.
Tuesday have been received, and Two mails nTe
yet due.
The ship New England arrived at New Orleans
from BrrInerhoven. with emlgrants She had Il
! deaths during her passage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

TIE FUNERAL of Hugh Clark, ST.. will take place
from the residence OF his son, Hugh Clark, Jr our
miles east ofWheeIing, on the National Poad, on
Saturday The 7lh inst. at 10 o clock, \. NJ.
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coNNlsstosrRs OFFICE, !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
December 22d, 1888. 5
NO7ICE-The parties interested in the matters OF the
decree are hereby notified that have aproint'
Ell Ties5ay the nth day of February 1854 at my office
in the city of Wheeling as the time and place, when and
where win proceed 10 take he account directed by Tue
OF all bks vouchers and proofs as may DO
y GIBSON l.. CRANMER, st
deco2 Master commissioner in chaneery
4 FEW cases OF that nice Oceoln or Gold Leaf Tobac
d dee s. . just 70 hona At LOGAN, CARR & CO.'S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Rev. ELISHA TUCKER. D. D., of Chicago, Ill,
died at Cumberland, Nd, on Thursday last, at the
residence of his son, Jos. II. Tucker, Esq.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

The SUFFER to be given at Washington Hall on
Saturday night by the ladies, will doutless be very
attractive. The proceeds are to be devoted towards
the payment of the expenses Of the new spire on
ST. James Cathedral.
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MISCELLANEOUS
VIM r Maeds.

Rookbindcr & BInnk book Mnnu!nctuFcF'
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS:
UToULD respectfully inform Lleir friends aud the pub
ment iaely Known as James N. Ewings Bookbindey and
Blabook mandatory aud are nov PREPARED 10 hue anu
magazines rcinicalS, &C., in manner not to be snrpas
and by any establishment i'll tho country.
U5-ConsIaMtly hand assortment oil blank oooAS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

FIREAND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEE-
LIHG--At meeting OF the BOard of Directors of
this institution held yesterday, K. CrWngIe, Esq,
unanimously re- elected President, aud X. w.
Harding, Esq, Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

SUDDEN DEATm.-Mr. Hugh Clark, ST., ior
many years a resident of zane's Island, while al
work on his farm, few miles east Of this city. on
Monday last, was suddenly seized with npoplexy,
fell down and expired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

BEDIxI, the Pore's Nuncio, we learn arrived
here last night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
THE INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 5, 1854.

The GENrLEMAN who attends to the gas meters
IS requested to call at our Office to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
CoNNpsIoxERs OFFICE,
December eod, 1888

THE parties interested in the matters Of me i9Lrgos
decree are hereby not fed that have appon!eo T
ing as the time ami place. when and where VIII proyeso
the acco,nt directed by the said decree And DO
the nTOTction before such PAPERS, books
vouchers and proofs be necessary to ne p
N' 400 Master commissioner Ia ehanesry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
NEW YoRK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New Yonx, Jan. 4.-FIour, State S7,GSa7.Sl;
Ohio s7.75a7,Sl; Southern S7,75a7,97, heavy
Wheat, Genesee $500. IIixed Corn 80. yellow
70. Provisions unchanged. Prison Whisky 273.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

The HINDOo.--A very queer genius is that Lux
imon Roy. the HindOo who lectUTed last night at
the Mcodeon, and gives another entertainment To-
night II you want TO and hear sonnet. ing
unique about HindoStan and other countries we
"read about" and have the playing of must
cal instruments with the nose thrown into the bar
gain, 30 to the MeIodeon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

greet the nightly appearanceSo of this troupe at
Washington Hall. Their last concert will! take
place tonight, and their programme is the richest
which they have yet presented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
REMOVAL.

& d. BAYHA have removed TO their new and spa
clos brick buildings, 1877 MARI Street, where they
manufacture and keep on hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for SAFE Japan Ware and HouchoId Furnishing
aILyaIe 4sO the latest styles Cooking Stoves all Of
yvhic they wiIse Wholesale and Retail at the the lowest
market prices. Their old customers and the public g.
aiv invited TO Call and eXame their stock. ErerY
description their &Es romrtly made TO or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

OFFICE u. q o. RAILROAD Co.
wheeling Station, November 1, 1868.
ON and alter Monday eth instant, passenger car
will leave The station daily 5.I5 O'Clock p NJ, Wheel
ing time. Mounts lille and Cameron
Returning leave Cameron. ...........9 OJ a. NJ
do do Mounds Vile .............G AN.
Fare-CamerOn. 81 20 each way;
I;y order J. Il. FORD.
uo,i
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RIVER AND WEA'

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsuuRcu jan. 4.-NaVIgaIion still suspend
ed Weather clear and milo.
CIxCrNNATI, Jan. 4-River Stnt!onary-W Gather
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Partner Warted.
STEAM ENGINE MANUFACTORY AZ

PRIVATE SALE. @
undersigned will dispose OF the oeafof Phillips
well Seau Engine Mandatory together with the
ground buildings, tools and patterns VII.
Having contracted for the necessary latbes, in add.
ton his present tools for the purpose OF conducting The
manufacture OF all descriptions Railroad etc. IN
connection will the Foundry Engine Manufactoy be
aters himself that of the number OF railroads
business in the West. $50, -,
find rare chance for good investment he establish.
ment is full opera and win be PREPARED to take
apply subscriber, II by lettcr paid
nrt90 Am > : - II. w. PHILLIPS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

CrxcrxxATI, Jan. 4.-Flour 5,55a5,62. Wits
ky 19aI94. Hogs heavy and lower; sides 4,65
more sellers than buyers; Mess pork Sl2, sellers
but no buyers; bulk meat offered freely at AQUA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
MUSIC! MUSlGM MUSIC!M
10 the time for our ladies' if they wish

MUSIO! NJ USIC!! VI U0IO!!!
NOW the time ladies' if they wish 10 amuse
N themselves with ali the late and beautiful SONGS
waEeS Pokas, marches, quicksePs. variations duetts
etc which we Iav just received.
We have now largest stock OF new Music which we
have shown our customers; besides beautiful
stock uf I'LL sorts Of Musical lnstrun ents
Give a call, and OI.y OuTscli how music charms
the soul. MI the above for sale cheaper than ever at
the Music Store, 1879 Main street. ,,,,,,,,.
DE- u
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Dr. Gordon Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRlDGE'
NFFICE-Ealtmore Lock lnfrmary, NO. 81 SCUM way
~ street, opposite the Exchange buildings. Baltimore.
practical experience OF over go years enables Ut NJ, H.
10 insure $oGd and speedy cure III certain class OF MS
cases. which have loo ling beem yielded by regular ysi-
clans to the hands OF Quackcry lie he consulted con-
Edcn'iRiiy either III person or by letter.
pCS-Pe at distance cured by addressing
letter 10 DIR. Harris, Baltimore Md. All communications
confidential, remedies sent by mail any part the u S.
Ses advertisement on fourth page. apr4-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
HatsI HatsII HatslII


p OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION. d ,.-
VIZ are now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall In
syss and are rare to I.
endurance beauty OF finish and artistic curland although
all our lists a,e Of the first Of :helI class they will be l
vcl munuac". AIs", large as sortmcnt OF all the diff
fe, ent varieties Son and Felt mems, youts' chill.
dren'S Hats .lsO Ia 60 assortment OF friends Hats.
of tho different grades log her with fine assortment
iMc nirst sgiss THOSE lSsirouso Obtaining good arti
in c. OF ellie. Hat or Cap, will aSsurely consult
T'"i and Car Stosc NH ic5 doors north OF W +. Sci
by's Dry Goods House, we tside Main street;
Attention the Whole!
TTNE unIe signed Jus returned from the East with
/ ami beau It'll tnent cloths cassinerCs,
and Vcstinss Vr ia and S'mcr wear, which ye9 IRE
ia ell to m kc 10 order latest and most approved
style aud in thr hest ranner al short notice Gentlemen
wishing anything our line will do well to give us call
Ills moi necessary enumcratn our stock Of Furnish
ing GODS as II is iul ana GomEete' from SILK Gt C1ps
is necessary to complete gentleman's wardrobe.
All WIFE g. I.NKiN, Merchant TSilofs,
octiI NU2 Washington Hail. Vince tIg. Va
IMPROVED SHOW ER-BArHS.
NISHONG'S PATENT The subscu Der la vng pnr.
~ CHASED the rsnt, for this county. OF Dshonss Pat
ent Pump Shower 10 III, would inform the public that he
sibIe style at Mcsgrs Hobbs & Shop
where, at Air. Vurney's Tin Shop on Main Sttce they
may he had ON the most reasoma bic terms. ga-
This is undoubtedly the best shower bath made cna
bling the person bathing 10 temper the quantity and force
cold bath, for any quantity with the same Gonyencnec
r.. PETER PHILIPS
p s-Pattern Making OH tho shortest notice ard
most reasonable lie MS above.
oct3I daw:Sn T. p.
AT a MEk'rING OF tie Council the c. ty OF Wheel
ing held December %. 1853;
Ordered, That Election be held OH Saturday, the It'll
day oil January 1851 between the hours OF 10 O'clock A.
and O'Clock +. NJ. at the usual place Of holding the
Chatter Election and under the superintendent OF such
as Mayor may appoint. for the purpose of
king tho Oi the qualified voters OF sid cit on the
proposed amendments TO the city charter, publ shed
Ordered further That the clerk and furnish to
said supcrinenLents suitable books for taking said vote
puee which shall contain columns, one head
''IOT the amendments" and the other against the
amendments" -
Ind further ordered, That said Supcrin endcnts shall
this Poll certify the result at the loot OI the
poll aud pol boo with said certificates,
the Gle X OF the city within days the CATER. r
dc3U GEO. W. SIGHTS Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05
CAUTION,

Dr. MORsEs ISvrooRATING CORDIAL has been counter
teited BY scme unprincipled persons
In future genuine cordial will have the pToprietorS
fac smile pasted over the cork OF each bottle, and tho fol
lowing words blown in the glass
"pR MoRSEs INvlGoRATiNG CORDIAL,
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Foreign Exchange, HOrcign Exchange.
ID ERSONS wishing TO remit Tuney to England Ireland
il or Scotland, in amounts romG upwards find a
safe, quick and cheap medium thl Ough 10
EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO..
n. PIGHAS, Agent.
ne13tC Mcclure House.
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Classical and Mathematical
T0stjtl1te

TIME first term or this School will We'd
lay morning, January 4ih in the new Hail. over inc
"GUARDS" HOSE HOUSE, on Hi""e street, 0e"''e
Wheeling ~ -, ,r,, nv.
thew desire send, as convenient, either 10 the
PRINCIPAL or to Rev. DIR. Met abe.
will be entered their order, until the School IS
Parents may feel that all proper etcrtions will
h. ae to develop the mind and guard The
,nS M, nlsnncIs OF their No pupil will be sui
tered 10 school whose example Is
Injurious. ,vpvpvSEGS " f
Jas. Z. Wharton, Esq. DR.. A r Wheeler,
Jas. II. Stout, Esq. a. a. SuS'i's'' i'4'
It affords me pleasure 10 that my long 9cquaintamce
i,L MI IJe ms gentleman and scholar, anu my knOwi
WI az his sung ror qualifications as teacher OF you!
Tes me with entire confidence TO recommend his SCHOOL
IN INC patronage Of our citizens. -. - 1850 w II;
have rare known teacher possessing SO many quSn
I..ionS tor his VOC ation-nor whose system SO en-
my an,,TUbation He is not heG'eT Of
.S;;,i;s1T. but emphatiCaly Teacher: ,,,,,
de23 'H"t -. --.----
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Decree for accOunt-A bstra6t. -.
This ON to be heard upon Inc P'V0eeS anu s
turn thereon, &C. ,.,, or.,,roJ aud
dccreed that be referred 10 one OF tne ~ @
to ascertain and report 10 me
Court Inc amount OF specific ens and their respective
nToTcs on Tho half Lots OF ground IN the ol 4
omeJ he yeray; also the judgments against the said VII
liam Cree and their several prioI!es. and their Ieavc
to the specific liens; also to ascertain anu report
ri in the bill mentionedi aud also the amount OF the
s InGnsv Maid for said south half OF said Lot at The
liz oF 49,. dim or the compIainant's bG and ii has
been raid by whom and how much has been paid before
III hn, ,,b nTer The dale OF the filing OF said bill But
b.o taEns such accounts, the said commissioner sha
give notice tie time place OF taking the same by ad
printed in the city Of Wheeling."4 ,.zo ,op,xc
y coPy-Teste: ALoN|o LO"iN" 1,.rK
ECaluweIll
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From the Birth Place of Christie
-nher Columbus!

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HANIPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTUEE.
A Letter from IN Officer in our Gallant Many.
M many Other letters We give one below, and
w again say To the afflicted why will you delay trying
Pr u. $. Smlr CuMuERLASD, GEXoA, SARDINIA, !
Mcssrs. Mortimer IL Mowbruy-GemlIcmen: The First
Lieutenant this ship, who has been suffering many years
rom the vsnepsia. and who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the OF Iampton's Vegetable TING
ture'' yato send him one dozen bottles OF That
Medicine -. So, -, :.
this shin, also wishes you send him one dozen OF
"Humron's Vegetable TnetuTc,'' by the stare Ship
which leaves United States i'll February OF March, FOR
Tie ..Tincturc' you sent received in good or
der and pleasure in informing that It las hcen
used with Eread BY several OF officers i'll cases
oil Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIUGE Chaplain U. s. Navy
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Eskdge,
equally strong as above f.. .a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Schumnn's Pure d!ntawba Wine.
WE have just received small shipment OF this dell
w cous wine, made from the uIc juice Of the grippe
sell by wholesale prices From aequatnt
with the manufacturer, enabled TO supply all
0F Ssti.i ISsu''''S' cowG1LL& McswoRns
UST recelved-.6 dOz BaltlInO;o ie iiroonls, sue
nor article dozen Office stools 10 barrels superior
Gran berres duz boxes clothes pins; 10 dozen whsk
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