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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28

HRAIN Cradles--wageley's grain cradles, for
N sale by
June II. RIDDLE BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28

LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT
OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
YgNHE subscriber having enlarged his premises,
aud possessing great facilities to Manufacture
Clothing of all kinds, is determined to offer in.
ducements to his customers and the public gen.
orally, as cannot be surpassed by any other per-
son, not excepting the greatest and most Fashiona-
BILE Clothing Establishment Gentlemen calling at
Manuel Gutinan's,
Main street, right opposite the Berkeley Bank,
Martinsburg, Virginia,
Can be accommodated with Coats, Pants, & Vests,
Ready made which will compare favorably with
articles made at any other place. An experience
of FIVE years in all branches of Manufacturing
Clothing, is a sufficient guarantee that all who de-
sire to improve the appearance of the cut ward
man, can do SO on the most satisfactory and pleas
ing terms at this Clothing depot. Full suits as
low as two dollars.
Look to your interests. and give me a call, as l
am determined to use my endeavors to please ev-
cry body.
Having connected myself with an extensive
Manufacturing Establishment in baltimore, | can
afford to sell all articles in my line fifteen per
cent cheaper than any other house, aad thus offer
Inducements that defy competition.
nEyAAlso an extensive assortment of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Trunks, which | am deter.
mined to sell without regard to cost.
Anril 10. 1854.
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RLACKSMrTM'S T0QLS.

A NViLS, Bellows, Vices, Screwplates, Sledges,
IN and Hammers, Pinehers, &c, for sale by
April 10, 1854. RIDDLE & BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28
TURyISHTNG CO0DS,

Marsesfes and Imperial Quilts rro.a $50 10 g., 90, DIN
ity Quilts all sizes, slsz5, l.ye, I,z5, sheesirg Muslips ALI
widths. from 81 to $500. Napkins az 10, I1k, lBK and
o. cents, Towings IN great variety, scotch Disper all
widths. richings and Furniture chrrks. Furniture Diuity
at lex, isN aod Is, Bud Window shadeiug from ~ inch
Piano Covers, &c, &C., &c. Wholesale ard retail At
v. f. A~RCHANEAuLT.
Store Gr Bargains NJ n. CO... lih & Markef SIS. PhiIaaa'
NJ N - M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28

n. Thaver, Principal Of the High School, Bait.
4. wsrdel3, NJ r.. Westminster, Md.
VIZ. A Mstihas, III. D., do. do.
En- ,. Henkel, NJ. D., A.A. Coanty, do.
SD Lynch, NJ D., do. do
Rev. Augustus Webster. u. o., BALI, do,
II. l.. Bonds, Atty at Law, do. DO.
G. D. Barnpts, do. do. do.
Hon. N Brewer, Annapolis, do.
A.. Randall, AUS at Law, annapolis, do.
Ri Downing, Chester county, Pennsylvania
Jacob sharp.sss, NJ. D., bennington, DO.
Mnu On lSh3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28

o airs vAriousb Dc 7thts; n IN returning his
thanks for former patronags. takes occasion TO
pledge himself-which from experience, he is
reeiodo-thath he is prepared 10 manufacture
Sofas, Siie-Boards, Bureaus, Tables Bedaeats,
"a Spring Seat Chairs, Wardro5es, &c.,up-
Eaon as reasonable terms, and All sle aud
~ manner as satisfactory toihoseseeslng bar.
Gains, as can be elsewhere obtained.
He is also prepared TO manufacture COZ
sLNS, ofWalnut, Cherry and Mahogany. He
asa good HE.9RSE. and is prepared TO ac
,ommodate persons in town and County
.Martinsbufe April 5. 1854.
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LIMRERi MALnERN

hAl on hand and for sale, Lumber Of all
4 Alnds, such as Plank Of all descriptions, Oak
sha rine Shingles, L:th, uoop-poles and Cooper
''9aa al Arden Berkeley county.
-uHe q, '54-3t. j. G. McWILLiAMS.
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MAGAZINES FOR JuNE.

NATI0NAL Magazine, .Arthurs Home Maya
~ zine, Household Words, aud o lot of 90 cent
Books, to be had at EVANS.
June 7, 1854.
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CANDY. NC.

A FRESH supply ofCandy, Lemons, Figs, Raj
N sins, Almonds, &c, just received and for sale
by W DORSEY,
June 7, 1854, Druggist
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CHEESE.

tHEESEs
TUsT received, a fne lot OF Cheese, for sela by
~ GEO. RYNEAL.
June :, 1854.
lust received another lot Of those nice Cucum-
~ Der Pickles at GEO. kYNEALS.
june 7, 1854.
gUST received, a fresh supply OF Oranges, Lem
81 ons, Pine Apples, and Cocoa Nuts, at
June 2. GBc. RYNEAL'S.
II TARPERaS Magazine, Harper X Dickens
Household Words for June, Just received.
june n RIDDLE & BRO,
nRYED Peaches, Just received 10 sacks, for
sale y. RIDDLE h BRO
tune z
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AGENTS WANTED!
ZEE CREAM.

HNHE subscriber having completed his arrange
ments for the season, is prepared to furnish
Ice Cream Of every variety. lie has fitted up in
the finest style, a saloon expressly for Ladies, or
accompanying them. Families VIII be
with any quantity desired.
June 2, 1881. GEO. FUSS.
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POCKET. ROOK L0ST

\ Saturday night last, l lost, or had taken
~ from me, in He1gesyille, my Pocket-Book,
Containing $500 in cash, and notes to the amount
dS!oi The finder viii be literally rewarded
on returning the same to me. The persons who
gave the notes are hereby notified to pay the same
!" mo one but myself, or to my order.
j. Ii. BERNHARD.
Hedgesville, June %. 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28
FINE-TEETH IVORY COMBS.

VST received a lot Of these combs, Of the very
y haest make, also Gum combs, both neck and
@easns' with Puff and other kinds, Those in
"sA' may rely on o superior article. Call and
June Is. NJ DORSEY
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GROCERIES
NEW AND KrEs ESE.

rGNHE undersigned has just received a large
supply of FRESH GROCERIES consisting in
part of Sugars of all kinds, M~olasses, Syrups,
Coffee, Teas, Spices, Chocolate, &c, Nc, also
fruits of every description, Lemons, Oranges
Almonds, Filberts, Figs, Raisins, Walnuts, &c.
Crackers, Pickles, Preserves, Brandy Peaches,
CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
OF EVERY VARIETY,
together with q large lot Of Toys for children,
also Tobacco aud Segars of all brands, all Of
whisi, and much more will be sold, very cheap,
and very soon. Call at once, at the Corner near
ly opposite the Lutheran Church, just by the
pump. CHARLES SCh0PPERT.
may ., 1854.
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n Z VI OVAL.
CABINET AND CoFFIN-MAKING


ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
"a Martinsburg and vicinity, that he has re-
moved his Shop to Queen Street. opposite
William Fl. Heseltine's Drug Store, where he
continues 10 carry on the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28

uSr receiyel--the largest best and cheapest
~ assortment Of Planes ever offered for sale in
this town, Call and satisfy yourselves,
may 81, 1854, AT EVANS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-28
ALEXANDER,S TRICOBiPnE.

<AR instantaneous Hair Dye, easily applied and
I y warrantod TO color the hair, for sale by
march IS. JN0. +. HARRISON.
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TINtTURE 0F ARNICA.

4 a.ltfor article for Sprains, Pains, Rheu-
Ia'lsm Sc prepared and Tor sale BY
'0ue % w. DORSEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
Legal Intelligence.

Srp1IM COURT or THE UNTKD SrATns-JAn l0.-William
G. N. Davis Esq. Of Florida, admitted attorney
and counsellor Of this court
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the Untss States or
Eastsrn PennsylvAniA. Mr. Justice Cam pbe delivered
the opinion OF the court Affirming the decrss q the
Circuit Court in this cause, with costs.
error to the Superior Court OF city Of New York Mr.
Justice Curtis dsversd the opnioa Of the court
ing judgment OF the Superior Court Ia the cause
costs and antng the for further proceedings
be had therein, In conformity to the opinion Of this
court.
No 10. uIsabsth + Pottsrs executors vs. samasl r.
Potter al Appeal frs the Circuit Court Of the Uptsi
States for the district OF North Carolina Mr.. Justice
Daniel delivered tbs opinion Of the court AMIR mirg the
Judgment OF the Circuit Court Ia this cause, with costs
Me- Il. Elijah Phelps jacob Meyer IN to
the Circuit Of the United States for tbs district OF
Indiana Mr. Chief Justcs fancy delivered tbs opinion
Of the court affirming the Judgment Of the Circuit Court
In this cause with costs
q al The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Governor Seward for the appellants.
No. lo7. The United States plaintiff, Vs. James L.
Dawson. This argued BY Mr.. Attorney General
Cushing for the plaintiff and BY Mssns Lawrence aad
Pike for the defendant.
JAN, Mo- 80 Fl. Magnisc ct a. appellants, rs. John
X Thompson. Ths argument OF thA CON-
msncsd By Mr. Ingsrse for the appellants, and
tined BY Mr.. H. Read for the apps lees. Adjourned.
land Cushing, Hg Of Indiana, admttsda attorney
and counsellor OF this court No 3o-H hsgrias OF al
appellants, w John r. Thompson.-Ths argument Of this
continued BY Mr. Csdwaadsr for the appellee
No 40 r. Anderson ct al, plaintiffs In error vs. Nj.
shasl Fosk-This eauss was submstsd 70 the court
pristsd arxunsuts by Mr. Dsnss for the palssia and
IT. Be- jsnis for the dsfsadaats N error. Adjourssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

BxSEvotxcH rHR BALL RooM-rhe season OF balls
banqusts, parties, 3d. is now At its height. Many OF
these festivals held for double objsctsocia enjoy
msnt and rational bensvoence Prom asut among these
vs notice the Printers Banquet" which is to DO given
at the City Assembly Rooms this evening" undsr the aus
pieces Of. the New York typographical Society. The
soeisty, with their friends, will celebrate the annivs
ssry Of the birthday Of Franklin and the surplus receipts
will 20 towards the funds Of the society. The arrange
msnts in good hands, and We have doubt that
the speeches win be brisf and brilliant the supper excel
lent, and the banquet altogether au fat accompri
The nremen have their grand ball at Nibos on Monday
sysnirg rsxt This ia Of the sven,s Of the winter
and vs have doubt that the managers will make this
soh &c more brilliant thar any which have preceded t.
The profits Of the ball 90 the Nsw York Fire Depart
msat Fund" from which fund the widows and orphans
u nrsren killed on duty are relieved the Ill wounded
cared for &C. The object could hardly be more noble
praiseworthy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

POISONED CAspr.-A Brownsville Pa0 paper
says: "On New Years eve, Mr.. VIM. Donley Oh tais
county, purchased some Of those new toys, manufac
tured of candy, as a present for his children. The
little fellows ate heartily Of them on Sunday and we
regret to say two Of them were in the cold embrace
Of death before the day passed by and Others OF the
family were very sick from its effects. We have
heard that another has died SINCE but did not
tain weather was Mr.. Donleys or the child Of
other family. We also learn the same candy was
purchased by other famias and their children have
more or less been afflicted, some seriously. The
csndy IA nid to have been manufactured In Pttsburg
ard when snslyxed was found 70 contain poison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

sane passed on seventh day Of APRIL Ammo Do
nin eight hundred and forty fur and By the
act thereo passed the ninth day 81 April
Ammo DENIM thousand eight hundred and forty nne or
BY any other Assem- bly, thereto
be and he hereby rssndod revoked and utterly
and for annuled
Section That tho Governor Of this Commonwealth 10
and no hereby authorised take such measures may DO
deemed Tor the enforcing and carrying int effect
OF a legally attach TO the revo.
10 the operations said road until The
same shall DO further disposed Of according law.
The above bill has bsen referred the Judiciary Com
mttes and win b pressed upon the attention Of the L.
gslaturs soon - . report can be obtained upsn it.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
THE ASSASSINATION OF DR.. LUYENKR,
Investigation Continued Evidence OF
another Witness.
Before Coroner Gamble.

FIFTH DAY.
At l0x o'clock yesterday morning the Coroner con:
tinued the investigation delay having occurred through
the absence Of Mr. King, Of the jurors Mr. and Mrs.
Hays were ooudusted into IT BY the police officers,
and seated apart the former days. large crowd
Of persons In attendance oroWdns mp the stairs
mailing II almost I'm possible to pass up or down.
In reference to the expression made Saturday By
Juror Teller Of presty kind Of catsmsat TO shoot" A.
Teller wishes to say that does not reooleot making
OF that expression but reoolects Inadvertently say
ing, Yss pretty kind of game to shoot" We make this
correction ct the request Of Mr.. Teller.
The Coroner after calling the names OF the jury stated
he was ready to proceed. Mr.. d. d. Fields, associate
counsel with Mr. Bustsed for the prisoners requested the
Coroner 70 call Mr. Davis. The witness was then swoTns
David Davis sworn says-I reside ct No 126 East TWEEN
y third street, am acquainted with Mr. Hays have
known him for about twelve months saw Mr. On last
Tuesday morning. at Mr. Ksmps auction store In Nassau
street near Fulton between quarter before IL
O'Clock and minutes before IL o'clock he merely asked ma
question, and answered him; he asked mo Mr.. Kemp
was In; said he was not; then remarked to Mr.. hays
that had sent after this piano. and the did
not send Yesterday hSnd' was oso.Sss 70 so1 not
him that morning; that AL the conversation
had tegether and Mr. Hays then left am not sequ.in-
tea With Mrs Hay: An not positive that ever saW hsr
until ] saw her in this court
To Juror Ak the time OF seeing Mr. Hays that
part Of our store, which v. usually Keep running ncs
II has been In the store; when Mr. Hays left the store
that morning. gentleman entered and inquired the prco
Of that clock Of the porers In the store remarked IA
me that the clock was not running; immedatsly went
to the clock started her going, and asked the porter,
who then standing the desk in the back part Of tho
store what time BY the clock ct the desk; he
swered ave minutes to II o'clock Mr. Hays never ted
about any Of the troubles between hime and wife.
Mr. Fields remarked that the evidence Of Mr. Davis
ouded the wtnssaes on the part OF the defence tor the
present
Coroner Gamble said that very important witness
the part Of the prosecution ABSENT the city and
would be impossible to procure his attendance until to-
morrow and he would therefore be compelled to adjourn
the case until twelve o'clock Tuesday to which hour
the matter stands adjourned.
Prior to the jury separating the Coroner gave them the
usual caution not to talk about the any parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

The FIRE In Covrseror, KY.-we learn that
Messrs. Talkor Cos pork house, which was burned
on the 3lsst ul., was insured as folows:-Home In
snrance Co. Of New York, q, 900; Continental do,
$4,000; Columbia Insurance Co. Of South Carolina,
y 900; Equitable Of Londou, $500; Atlantic Co.
81 Providence, r. l., IS 900; Mercantile, ct New
York IS 500: Monarch Of London, IS 900; Cincin-
natl Insurance. Co., 81 500; Fircmen Insurance Co,
$4,000; Mutual Insurance Co., Of olsan, N. T.,
$4,000 The above was exclusively on the building,
and the proprietors had the right under the policies
70 insrsase ths insurance 70 SEQ 900. We have NOT
upso tbs Steck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
TEL EG X A p q &c.

ALL ouIEr-woRK ON TIE ROAD SUSPENDED.
ERIE, Jan. l6, 1854
All quiet here. The United States Marshal has gone
TO Pittsbg but expected back In two three days
Work on the road La suspended.
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Jsee adVeriIscmelIt.
3. ..IlI.sIcK ANp AFRLlcrEp..eln.

most safe nd certain known To the
world for the cure otobslihate coughs, eods asthma
bronchitis. blood sfIline liver complaint, wIiooping
hiiity ans in tile side or breast ssken constitution
nom The sabpse other causes Is DOCTOR
ssyAYNE,s coaipoUND SYRUP or WILD cHKR-
RYia consumpon, amer has STATE and as
stunned character hitherto incurable, yields
without struggle 10 this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
ra,atipa Rep,emher-ihe great Original VIII Cherry
lreraraio and tile only compound prepared by regular
physician, is nanaetated under the Immediate care OF
Dr. sIYtIyA, his Laboratyry, NJ a North Seventh
81 above Market, Philadelphia. q 9
For .sdle sy--DR. JAMEs sAlSER, KILLS 4 cALl)-
xfBli andpaTrRRsoNte Co Wheeling FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh BUgDsaLI. & Co., cinciinaiij
AID By '.eaiei generally. sepis
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nho y the r1onoral,le nfelnfer9

a writer IN The San tIanclsc9 u9iusn E.a gives
.ne history o. cei.Mn Moos , onsHs ny,
she corner OF ~ "a,
9u9fl IN 1873, ana messs s'ae ,1sa'ss ssHss''"s
apon, us Iol's, p',ll
house was by profession a ganibler by the name Of
H His father wns member Of the Mas
sachusetis Legislature for many yeafs, an; in
1875 removed to NatcheE. az The requestola mum
Der OF relatives who resided near HAT city.
Attfrs time young H was eighteen years
Of age, and an only chi Here keeping the
company OF the less and ilisspnied clnracters
for ch Nafchez was nj this time notorious. liel
pnngesi into every sTs cits Of vice. n'ii soon be
cime irreyocabiy wetldedto gambling
His father upon learning the danger which thIen-
tened him in the city, sent him 70 reside W az
uncle W no resided few mites IN the cnnnlF That
he might not be subject 10 he hal sur
rounded him in the city, hoping ny SO dung 10
lwean hun from The life OF dissippiio ion and yleein
| to which he was fast yerging.
He remained in his uncle euiily W here he was
treated with the affection of SON, for six months,
" hen iishonorng his cousin, the only daughterol
his uncle, lie lett for New OIleanss and in six
months from the time he landed there, he was a
CONFIRMED gambler. His cousin Lucy, whom he
had so deeply wronged, shortly after became n
Imother which v as a severe blow 10 her pnrents,as
~ I'll as TO the father of young H.. The child
did not live, however and Lucy, unable 10 remain
llonger in The nresence of her parents, whom she
had rendered forever heart broken al The desire Of
llyoung H., lett The home of her childhood,
n nd totn al him in New cans. Here they re-
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oaer myself as candidate fo fac office ;of sheriff Of
and shall asheretoore discharge
tha duties OF The once tathaIly and partially.
mrfi w. s. wIeItH3sf.
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spEcIAL NOTICES.

rssns Fptrons IL ANNOUNCE myself as an ndcpend-
emf candidate 10 Revenue for the coan
" pfstsiet, at the May E:ee,ion.s
m,7 j. p. MA AVYELL.
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protestant episcopal convention.
r1nsr pAs.a s. sslos.

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/ lers Wfafton p II 49, IN
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poinfed Secr. q ~ Mss
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i famiivIA 49, ss' =, ~ "sssss ~ ssss
1 + R,sy AZ f5sst,.... d. = 49,. .
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4 Ne ILL., 80 - p, - -
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o~ sa. =. , 4 taytoe, uIeel al9 " itsol.
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60. =. - a 4s,sss..
l,o,s 80. ~ 2 : - -
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5siS Is ..5S..,y -. ~ s
'sy.-gss 5ffstS : II 81 38 Ia q E
Inc convention met, pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mas 70 ny me BISHOP, anu opened
Will ptayst ny ihs a ssista W 7tslshop
ths following gentlemen OF ti.e CLERGY appear
ed tins morning;
hes. anderson w ale, NJ u ST. II Castemoh.
new, msssrs. Slacks Dr.
.. ". lolte;i ana sa. tiiarton; sre present
yesterday and TO day.
! bishop Meade read his Annual Report. After
stating ms he mentioned that large
sSaisohs wsIe y asis 10 Inc communion OF the
SnuIch uunng Ing last ysss r---lstat there was a
oIlgnlenng prospect ~ me increase OF me minus
ny lh mus ~ rue aiacoti,orauons ny lh-
;assstny The slleoiosicai seminary
/ ts ~
vaiuai.ls Looks /, MS Iirasy yyefs
~ Ssl9.'' es snas "a
-, w sSah y,5is now
wish 10 saw a. tiy,n;s nd sin
willreceiys no NOR ~ "
,ss 70 inc
will soon call cali IostIi ihe means Of ais SUNNY
yooijlv Al :.
been added 10 the existing nnmber. and efforts
made TO increase tile support oil the. clergy w hos.
EXPENSES e,I Nv ,h
high spriees.i s5s ~ y
Whie he EXPRESSED his belief tbat sslbe,e 4, mn
OF " here lie NV of
the ministry is larger. or more; punctuai.y paid vel
i'm too many
with The. means of ti,,. m,
wants of ths clergy. hef,. Is NJ s,.
emn call made The laily ID, heir IN,
tyin this respect towards the Clergy Ii IS notori
ous that tb,s mics ~ MN, re- Z :
life have in sos nlae.s sed from On IN
ner cent and fiat tber,s ia 20 a
speety reduction ssTo ~ noriinn fs,,, r.,
low citizens this increase IS FELT as tI,ey
ale both bysfS n nd ~ Hers ~ n Il
Neutrality-suspicious. bigh ,nt ,b..s
bling them TO meet ibe priees Of ,vbat thssv hrv
But let itbe remembered. lint The Clergy BENZ d.
barred and properly iebatred fIon he locistiSe
Ipursuits of ife have h, INV and n,h
M 10 5snoss ii. ;, Hons nfertainsll =
i ,ncneos IF ~ fyors K t = r ~,
member Of o,,,, ) mr. ~ =;
ea,, ,,,,
,i,I ,b = pes
- -, l,ss hs
or the ssenSt al
an me OF cps,
= s,asS. are
= ,
,san ss.isls. y aas
800
cislsy nave ionnu ~ a
assls lns5t
VOW 10 stsd slrlve awayiton Tue chuich all
eIronsoes and strange doctrine contrary TO Gods
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msnded TO the fiiends of lie Church now in This
e,ly' aud that a Committee be appointed by the
Chair TO carry out this partof the plan.
hat the reverend clergy OF the Diocese be
earnestly requested to bring this maiier bsfofeth herr
respective parishionefs as Soon as possible after
Their return to their parivlies, and communicate
TO The Editor Of the Southern Chufchman The Zee
sui OF their efforts, the cnsh received, and tie
subscription which they may obtain.
These resolutions were advocated by Messrs.
Gonrad and Col r. H. Smith.
rhe time Of. divine service having arrived, the
Convention took q r-cess.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

tmnbeic1EH dik'f IL Tor lad, es aud genIsj aiaIl III
be sold By Tie dozen. baILdOLeE, or single Ote d
a they easi he bought from the Jobbins Tsade ISL
with many other items have mot room or time q
ton, only we say it you III come to 40. % Asise
entire heelins, you will ma he mouey by the OPsal
nfy1 Sea 81 Men AIR & HRKFEI
b. -asr4ls - 3 Gazette ouv. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

s.sfx. LAND FOR SALE. = ! |
q Ito sell my farm near Whesr as
onlbeFal Terms, aiil in one or more il aat !,
desired. flsss 81 mars tsGs \ .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

AZ ~ MORE TEr.t 81
ELLlNG on pig Reet elegant black silks az about
nSp2 w! n AiS.TPE q BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

O. n
In 10 their already % ami,
siess STOCK o. the most besufii
The pfopfieofs wish IL III stincy
pound 70 the high prices he III
Trade by selling their goods small al
issth yol5 High the people Z.
sooa ana cheap goods for our money ~ mys -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

- OPENED TODAY. 1870
IA Rs lot OF Embrolderies At prices cheap they
IA will astonish sou. at 8 - q s IA q
I my22 . w n MoTTE q BROS