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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25

BnItiua more rinuo Forte Mandatory.
7 J. WISE q BROTHER, manufacturers OF BOuaoir
y Square Pianos, request the special atten
female performers to late and important ina
pr0vement in OF the piano. by this invention
the keys OF the same PIANO be regulated to
suit the elastic strength OF the
fnsers beins wei known every peTfOrmeI that the
touch is OftLe frstz Itimportanee tve,e vain talk
fine if the not susceptible OF a fee aud
eIesc movement erise Inherent qualities orthe
instrument viii remain unknown Those who would
themselves possible playing the
niano should not fail TO give this invention trial
See business circulars, which be had FREQ of post
@se' y a"N' e'''"S '''' j. j. WISE q BROTHER,
mar26 BALTIMORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
WHEELING.
sPIsING or 1893.
ya VIM. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

Foreign &Domestic Dry G Gods, BY.
No. Iii Main ST., West side, betioeen MoHroe ana
a --.r ai.g @ Union SITS. ,- -1H.i
-.L as Wheeling, Va,
rs NOW in receipt flis Spring stock of Dry Goods
Il and Motions, direct from importers and Manuactu.
rers Comprising complete ard desirable stock ot
goods adapted the trade this section as can be found
in any hOu e. Eas VEST, which would respectfully
invite the attention retail dealeIs consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. ..
In black silks, alpacas popns lawns, de LANES, ginE
hams ETC. with very large stock Of prints OF the best
makes and GolOrs Also bonnets, nbbOns Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And Uf a...-
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, casSimes, satinetts, meltno casSimeIes,
jeans tweeds, and coths also, Cot !desr Demj
blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, "kcens and
other such goods a very desirable assortment Also,
mems and boys palm hats bshorn aud hats SOFT
WOOL bTash hats, ec.i with full stock ni linen an'l cot
bagsIig seamless bags bnraps, table diapers crash
drings, ckngs, checks, shirting, stripes, etc, brown
and blcachcd mGsa with good stock OF white goods
in the ... - .sHI-
AS cnbrics, jaconets Irish linens Iaees threads but
tons, hosiery gloves, cOmbS ctc, in all their variety
My whole stock viii be found unsurpassed, well III
quality and style, as in prices.
Il w. t. Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
,oEo s=s7;,.,+;7s 1880 esElla, Ie6.
AID a NJ S * CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

Nu ara1r =ereg b,e1r lFieslns, Baltimore, Phfiadet
plig, N.Lr York, BosOH aud The East.
rlNIE public ave respectfully informed that we have
| made arra ngcnIenlS by which we shall rUna
T-ar DuiIy Express 80.
From Baltimore TO WheelnG: via BS!umTr am anu r. Tlt r.
Eastern Express. aud rrum all the Cities and Towns
tile Eastern and Middle States We are now prepared II
forward by this route, all descriptions orlght and v'ua
bic Goos. Fachagc, Bank Bills Specie, Jewclry, &c, al
mail Speed, in charge Of careful Messengers ,,y,,,
Express baltimore and the East. Will leave w u r ri
ING daily, at o'cUck, y. NJ. leave RALTlMCRE
Merchants anrI Others are respectfully solicited TO order
'herI Sn15I,T g%p"S '""'''S ADAMS d co.
oFEICE:-Markct Street, Mcclure House;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25

FoK YEARLY ADvERTsENESTs-f square, with the
privilege OF G"Nunges, PER aInuunl,. 1900
square, quarter, changcabe at pleasure, 800
E,siness anu Professional Cards, Cper amnum,) not
exceeding . lines, ---..--........-...----. 500
FoE Lone ADVERTISEMENT, liberal discounts will hc
made the above rates. a..
Religious notices. and advertisements for ritahlc
Institutions and Fire Companies, inserted gratuit
1-Marriages and Deaths inserted grntuitously.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25

SFO wOou bahu bONcS-
Thankful for the liberal patI heretofore eStendedt
as, sSiicit a continuance OF the same. ~
sep3 MCCLALLENS d KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
REMOVAL.

T & u. BATIIi have removed to their new and spa
- clio brick buildings, l Mari ct street, where they
mamuaCtur~ and Keep on hand
II-.. TIN AND SHEET" IRON WARE,
And krcp for Japan Ware and luuehold FURNISHING
Hardware so the latest styles OF Cooking stove all Of
cn tney win sell Wholesale ana Retail the the 70" 80
market prices. Their Old customers and the puni'o e: rr-
ally ae invited Call aud eSuIiue their stock Ef'rr
description cles their LES eIrty made iG Or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
Lnok at This! |!

LII those who DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
OF themselves and and friends, do most chec-
uay, hy calling without Gelay,at L. arbeli,s pasuer-
rculypc Rooms, the OF Main and Fiddle streets
Centre w cling: procure each those ielIkc nc
lures which he obtained, with the same degree OF
0s-'; l., TARHELl Dagucr reotypist.
: Corner OF Main aml Biddc streets,
Ecnt tre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,

A NNoUNCES 10 his old friends and customers and the
N public generally that having commenced business
he is receiving at his Store Room in the SFRIG
HOUSE, Wdte~ Str et, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
cvc.y color quality, and variety Plain and fancy
C4SSLafERES; Silk Satin and all kinds OF pES1INGS
recently selected BY himself in the Eastern cities
suitable for fhe Spring and Summer, and which he will
mp order at the shortest notice, in the 6est
manner, and 'atest style, Elis faEcy BcPnrimcnt
cbraces Shirts or every kind, Collars C1vats, Hand
kerchefs Gloves. Unde,shirts. Drawers, St9ciIss and
every article kent Gentlcmens general furnishing
store If you want in the H., call at Head
Quarters South room SPRTGG HOUSE, Water Street
" q F.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
Something worth seeing!
A. NJ. ADAMS,

NEW G LU T II N q RU % Ms.
HAVlNCi now completed my rooms am better pre-
pared to accommodate my customers than ever be-
fore and prices will astonish the natives
Conc an and try mo- Remember tina my place is one
door above old long occupied by me II Is
useless FOR me undertake cnumerac stock, the
variety : ir2O y. VI. ADAMS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
New Music Store.
sign of the Gsrcciuu 'Erigonum, No. 100
- lA:aEn street. a.

.zs.-1 ]. FICKIESON would resPr- -:!"lly an-
E-"f - noince 10 the citizens Wheeling and vi
II II 4 cinity, lie has Just orened new aud
y elegant estn bisnient for the sale OF Nioilis
Guitars VoIimceIIos EIagolcs, Flutes, Flies, Accore
ons EInjos, and TamboTimes. Brass Instruments the
first and hest make.
Instruction books kinds OF Inst umcntsi and tor
singing.
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute Violn Glso the
newest Songs Ductts and the very hest Roman ad
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
lows for ViOlincello and Violin
A. KIc1er's Furniture Polish for rcnovating vanished
Fur urr such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture.
sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburs Pianos
first i'll the United States, such
as Nuns aud Carl's grand square Pianos, J. b. Dun
sms, Hactt Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent the make OF Carhaid DIT and Needhams Patent
Melodenns.
Acc0rdeons and all kind ormusicalnstrumcnts repaired
= tie lowest prices. .r.t .-a IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
McCLALLENS q KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS rs
BOOTS and SHOES, MEMS ANL
Boys' Hats and Caps, at the
,reu knot1n stand of the
BIC REID ROOT


lDeu kn0Lun stand of the
BIG RED BOOT.
wv receIvingfrom Eastern Manufactur nE
w establishments, OF the largest aud hest nanuieC
red Boots Shoes, Fall and Winter
red in this other market. They have
been manufactured TO order according TO our own
tons and intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers and all others who favor us with
call, offer unusually large variety OI Boos AMI
Shoes, which guarantee equal in quality OF material aud
workmanship IhOse manufactured In this or other
partUf United States Our stock will be found to
sist il. part, OF the following seasonable goods:
.g9 NO. 1871 -
MEMS PooTs. woMES's ALTERS, HALF
I 900 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, Erc.
I 900 thick boots, 200 SyOmeHs CATERS,
800 mems cali boots, 400 do hall gaiters'
1000 mems water p'oof do 900 do walking shoes,
MEMS BROGAsS 500 do pegged busklns,
500 mems calfbroGans, 800 do kid buskins, slip
900 prime kip do pers-
I,5n0 do thick 40 MISSES RooTEEs BUS
900 low priced do EIc-
BoYS' 3DO1E.:s. 500 misses morocco lace
1900 pair b1yS thick bOoiees, 300 do kip do
800 kip do 300 do calf do
200 calf do 300 do kid and mo-
YoUTn' ROOTS. buskins
800 pr youths Calf boots, $50 do black, blne, aud
1890 S9 do do tss R do do sfS%5sa si5sss
BnYs ANDYOuTHs BROGANs 1,500 pr fancy booees,
l,OOOpr boys kip brogans, 1000 kid & morocco "
1900 do thick do 1870 childrens reg'd"
1000 youths do do 10DOchiidren's goat "
GOn do kip do 1900 do cOorcd %
$50 boys and youths call do GUM SHOES.
wOMFS's LACE GoOrs. 4oOhpaiJs mens ladies ana
800 morocco lace boots, chiIdTeu's Gum Shoes.
1000 calf do CAPS
Coz iii do 400 dOZ mems plush caps,
1900 kip do 800 wool hats,
800 wood band boxes.
Thankful for the liberal patI onagc heretofore eXenGedto
SSCit a continuance OF the same.
Nicola LIENS IL KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
Pemberton House.

WHEELING. VA.
TTl NJ PEN RERTON announces TO his old friends and
the public gene ar that he has located in the COM
mI1diuus br rk build formerly known as the ':St.
Charlcs'' and thorou.n, repaired and recd it, and is
prepa TO travellers III cond style at moderate
prices. The Pcmhcrtnn House is situated Immediately
on thc Steamboat Ialng and the Depot OF the Bal
nOre and Ohio Railroad. aGordns passengers for The
cars o" packet boats stopping rlace. The
uruprict r respectfully invites attention of his old
- 'S ~ '' ~ anoO-fG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-25
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.

..a .a#.a.E WEEELlNiiVA. o..
r s now recel wing a ARCE Lotto CARPETS, RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor oic
Cloths ofa widths and keeps constantly on hand lnrs
of Furnature Of every description Gilt ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Glnsse2 Glass Plates Fem%i
and TTansparcn Window Rlimds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vancers Varnish. Iaircloth, Curled lair,
Spring Sacking Bottoms, BRASS and Mahogany Satr Rnis
Get n nr which will sold at the west prices augl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
FLoRENcE VANE.
COOK


Iloyed thee long and dearly
Florence Vane
Ny life bright dream. and early.
Hath come agFn
I'reheWed in ny fond vision,
Ny hearts dear
ny hopes, and ihy deriaion,
Florence Yans.
The ruin lone and hoagy.
The ruin old:
Where thou dids't bark my story
Ut even told:
That spot-the hues Blysian.
ofsky and plain,
! treasure Ii ny vision,
Florence yane.
Thou vast loyelier than the roses
il their prime
Ihvvoics excslled the closes
OfsWeeler rh
Thy heart vas asa riyer
Without main.
Would ! had loved the never
Florence Vane
BnEfairesl c6uldist won Az.
Thy glorious clay
Lieth tie green sod under
Alas ihe day.;
And is boots not 70 remember,
Thy disaain;
20 quicken love- pa'e ember
Florence yahs
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21


a Iss0i. here was oace a. Old man
whose sye had become din and his ears
deaf When he sal Il tlle dinner table,
Re could hardly hold BIS spoon. 40 that
sometimes he split bis SOUP % tie cloth.
His son and dadgh ter.in-laW we're much
displeased n This 40 last they made
theirold father ST il tie corner. behind
the stove. and gave bin food il little
earthen plate He lever get as much s
he could eat, and he would ofsan look to-
wards fb table With vet eyes
ono daY hil shaking hands les bis 1T.
he dish fan and It vas broken. The
vonan se6ldsa. but be said nothing he
only sighed they then brought / wood
Cd trough for him once Sc Vas sitting
tbusi u tie oolnsr BIZ little andchild,
about ioul years sd. vas playing 81 To
foor near him. With some pieces Of wool
Whas a1e you saking9o said ths
ther smiling
n making trough ansV q tie
child Tor father and mother to eat fron
when they are oId and aln grown b
The man and bis wife loo 1t otis
e q silence. and their tears flowed ass
They b1ongh heir cd father back lie
table. gave him much hs Wished
fIs5@ s.ss..s Ssssf< 1888 SIS
bling hand split 5a SIS Use
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
! IIAT s. COSTS - liAlIE tApiRs


TIE following extract ron Parlor
Annually deserve psrusal from husbands
ana A.hers. IS vel IS WiVes and daughters.
u hishes the key % much o. tie misery
We ind a The
= childhood and youth girls IRE asheal.
Thy, hardy and capable of enduring fatigue
as ys GO he rery good reason thpt nature
regarding & & nscessafy togiye them
constitution kinly done % md because
they Ionp il Sc open air and thus obey
he pron ing 1t nnsophislicatca nature.
ct our men ass more healthy han women
end everyone les. take tie families
s. ants and business men. Mt the
nabeb oh the one hand, nor
tie hardy deliverer on tie other - how
stands ths hiatter7 "a men are industrious
ps shstomed b degre 81 bodily
go busy among he bales
ID sox ong The diayiaan and poriels;
driving about tie WhaFgss al day.
minds and bodies fully employed, and
home viii / een end well earned ap-
Petite while ths wives and daughters.
ihg. 81 course b the same respectibiI-
Is mselvss having drag sd the wear
itonde hours of the pay II listless idIsnsss
d sed entaEy pursuits and approaeh the Ia.
bic With an appetite lIat alnos spurns the
repast cher hands have prepared and fIl
their anxious husbands fathers ears
With complaints Of thousand ills which
perhaps nothing bul inner At Gil
springs s. watering can assnage
Poor creatures they havs been pfops
u educated. Fashion would pout its con
temptuous lips and toss Il brainIess head At
TIE aca 81 useful loi or tie wives and
ol chant But ne
~ 1ckls code s. lh
father Of son going into 8 store ana
ing III day rolling barrels packing and M
packing goods Whish FOR them is al very
vel; but She denies to the daughter any
partin The household affairs because it's
vnlgal and Ii pdtable and cohsigna her to
lie ptaotice If music, drawing worsted and
lace work VIII ers Il # the sons
hands Be hard lis gle and rles Draw
b bis face bronze rd wind
Ill 4 VI III fha te daugh-
s...t L. 49,. f.s@.,Io se,el s er1 sfolfe4fn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

O'eryoung graves weep
The daisies love g daily
Where 1haidens Sleep
May theg bloom ID beaoy tieins
Never ne;
Where hy earthly parts are lYlt
Eofenes Fnne.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

khttoDA ~.
Z seasons e cnr iauas a'a lq9
Ane asH s.P P''es AssP " ..As ~
&. siAs oets5nS t-Pia'y'
5gl Ns seeli zee saddsr sight
Commanding every izpspes bright
.To Be foIked over spoedy
Our bondsan due-bills ere ai
The holders vor IS at,f sra
With thrsaln .Iaw sid Chncr
Then q sesbair NJ, almost e
Vrhen - a..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

Is SoUTHERN CH0Re "a the proceeds
ceeding . tie sssby General Assem-
biz q S We find the following
The Rev Mr.. Painter mentioned the case
Of The Church st Yicksbnrg. "a. e has
but "a communicate. and yet II give or
8 900 9 $4,000 pei mum g
len bieei Las. Year hey gave 70 For
81 issions W 900 q Domestic Mis-
sion coo 8 Board 81 Education s 1 COO
ana Is b Ia Of Publications 900 The
pastor reaohes "a one of She Boards once
quarter and ehdeetols q enforce upon h's
people Is give ono n.h of their income an-
na Throughout re Southwest thIs
ghnrc regarded TIE noblsss ehnfeh
SIS a| h region There pnosher
chrro s oonnoniosnis. e whom lo2
boy sfa i9m w a49
tS oo g ihs teaEa
ec1 aatea as #s'
'I s. eoale 6 sre
e
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21


hits a
lnp aa. nad ls Naail
deHo q follow the Intrepid ~
pie ind bring al her bo's m
eaaa the shoul ssd b lbs plot
Hsne though very dsf
lost sight q IS - haa bssn SD
The flst Lieu al WASH
Reed who conf abse of
soners e .sk lor
pose with 3 hs eIas
Attn end d tss heuy abont 10 O'Clock
hila Was gseea Is this duI4
|thk awful sxplo 81 q place.
For moment the fash illuminated S.
vens around is ne terrific concua-
hen
lall Nas hpshe ain. Ia d rY object wells
led i darkns ofdenbIe gloom. On board
lle Nautilus tie sileoe 81 seemed "a
per q she ensira crs ptauie b the an
Of kettle drums as With cot
fusion, and alarm, va. e ths 2
habitants 81 oie 10 aid d tie escsps
y the boat ~ order as given Is Reed
show lightupon the appearar q eh
hundred 81 shots. from "a equal III
Of guns, Of heavy calib1e. from The batter.
ies near, came rattleing over and around
But We needed them rot; one thought and
feeling alone had possession 81 our soul
tie preservation Of sometl and his crew
moment after moment PASSED u,
Without bringing With It the preeoncef
signal from The boat, tie anxiety a board
became intense: and tie men. with lio
lanterns. hung themssl1e over tie nds 81
the vessel until their heads almost teuched
he water position. Il which 81 object
OF Is surisea, ssn 81 seen arshs DARK
Mil l6 hope
thing which would eve assurance s lely
SUI % boat came and no signal vas given
and Tie nnwelcoms conclusion at last forced
upon %, that the fearful alternative Of
blowing enasel Up rather than captd
g go bravsly determined upon. At he
outset The susslprize had been IS brave
y put Is execution The Il thaE lbs r.
tFepI at the time 81 tlle
not proceeded e far into the harboI ~
erel hund1sd yards. + VS. ae Intention
& souera Q carry 81. bsloFs .sing hes
on FIRE, confirmed Is il this aPprehens d;
sill We fingered - the spot lii broad day.
light though We ing red ii vain, IL the hops
that some on s least 81 the number might
be rescued BY Us from foating plank 81
spar 70 tell the tale Of bis companions fate.
To our astonishment We learned next day
that Lieut. Israel gallant youth Who had
been sent With orders from Commodore
Prebls to sone1s after II IS under way
il lhe ketch had cconpanied him IN tie
expedition and had sha bis destiny
Such vas tie end Of &c noble fellows.
Who 4 few days only before 81 board their
own gun boat No. ], had beaten Six 81 The
enemy feet Of equal force.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
a NAEAL RE MINIsCEN Oh.

Ia the year 1904 when P1eble, IS Com
modo Of che American Squadron the
Mediterranean vas gaining glory before
Tsipoli alike fol himself, bis officers and
crews and ior bis country. Lieut.. CommdE
Richard somers command, under hin
0f III lus. 81 oner 81 fcteen
guns.
During tie several tights which bad pre-
viously occurred With the enemy lhis Of
cer showed great bravery Is commander Of.
lha Gun boat N1 noW suggested to
the e bpy result might.
Be obtain conyerti1 s sls1
trepid 4 cal iured craft Of abodl Z
slie idetisal vessel With which tie
Decatur lad bearded fecaptnrsd ana bu
ed the frigate Philadelphia INTO Sc ahi
md sending her into tlas ! BOT under the
walls i 6e BasIaw castle d direct en-
tact tie entire mann o b s ) ri
81 daring and dangerons enter
prise Being determined upon soners with
nhe / lad nated received the orders
duct it;l
AID necessary pre- lions prompts
II made. Fifteen Thousand pounds 81 pow
der were placed loosely il The hold 81
The keiCh upon this, two hundred and
ffy thirteen ineh, fused hslIs, with i train
attached ffon II cabin and. fore peak Only
one officer shs q nted and lamented Lieut..
Henry N arksuo brother Of tie present
Com Ygardsworth VAS to accompany him.
and Dlunteer ssamen were to compose
his crew.
al thing wege now u readiness, except
the selection Of the men-ior II came to this
al last every man On board the Nautaulus
having volunteered for ne service. This
done twas determined Without delay to as-
tempt the enterprise 70 succeed il i per-
ISL.
Two nights successfully lie Intrepid
move; bit owing ID III it and "a ing winds
nothing vas accomplished The failures
and al unusual movement ii the Dor af-
ter dark % the third night led Somers to
believe that TIE suspicious of the enemy
had been excited and that they on
the lookout i was the general impress.
sion hat their powder vas nearly exhaust
ed; and as So large quantity Is was q
board lie ketch L capthred would greall,
lsnd to protract tie contest before setting
of be addressed the crew 81 the subject
telling them that 40 man heed accompany
him Who had noEcome 70 the ion II
blow himself up rather thar Sc captured
and that such was fully Ills dslslninationP
e cheers Pc
liant crew rose As sinsla nan nth the
tior 81 Yielding Up shair lives sooner
tasn surrender Is Their enemies: while eaeh
stepped forth IS begged i favor that BE-
nig bs permitted e applg the match &
vas 4 glorious moment and made al ia.
preston 81 tie hearts wine itnevez s
Be forgotten
Al then soo eaVe 8 oaeeI. and
81 ever nan il he most cheerful manner
iIh i shake 81 the haod IS If they aIfeaay
fnaW their fate Nas doomed one and
otber Tier passed sxs1 he ice % Sc
stoh might Be- heard = tier peculiar nan
neF Is cre ont. Sam Jones, leave
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
TIE mA1EnorH sroRE oPENEDM
HARD WARE.

\ LAk6E and full assortment of Shelf Hardware
l h Also Mil, and u Saws, Anyits Rack smiths
Bellows, Vices, Log, Shut Link and Trace Cbains Pump
Chain ard fixtures, Grad Stones and Rollers seyites
ow, by JDHS MILTON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
NoRrH SrAn.-The frst nnmher al N

NORTH STAR.-The first number of this paper
published at Hudson, St. Croix Co, by EDMUSD
r. OrIs, Esq, has been received. 1t is a seven
column Paper, (size of the Tribune) printed on
pew Type, and its mechanical appearance is cred
liable TO It's proprietor. In politics. the Star is
Democratic, according to the most recent defni-
ton of the term. Nebraska and all Mr. Otis we
have no doubt, will make his paper an interesting
sheet for the citizens ofSt Croix County and aside
success. We would caution run away slaves
against mistalling this for the North STAR that
has heretofore been the guide of their predecessors,
for fear Of the sad consequences of unfortunate
a mistake.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
Arrivals at the American House.

From December 3d to December H. 1854
Mr.. Fox and lady, l. NJ. Root, Miiivle Mr.. spooner,
]. w. Gessiens, Albany N W Freeman, Y, M 5.
Young, Cassvle; W. II. wyman, Gin o; W. II. Wallis
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