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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

oped in the above extracts the writer Of this knotos
him to be an Abolitionist, if ever. there was one
latched IN regions where the most dnmnHble isms
that have cursed the country spring up like mush-
rooms, and mtgroism in ITS most abominabe forms
aoutiShes an institution of the "high law -
For the reason, the material consideration, of this
last instance of treachery, we do not choose 10
take the troube of figuring up an account which
We might dc. Our readers can draw their own in
ference. 1t finds parallel in his treachery to the
Wing party when. pretending TO be their organ, he
offered for less than mess of pottage 10 betray
glorious old Harry Clay and the Wings of this city
into the hands of Captain Tyler, after he, TYLER.
had turned traitor TO his pu,ty.-a piece Of whar-
toms treachery whic Ii had not Tyler, with all his
faults, despising the low syccphancy of the prof
leied bargain and sale, exposed, might not have
been known 10 this community
we leave the traitor 10 enjoy all The rewards OF
ms t'eachery. Our hands and the hands of our
delegates lac clear Of Abolitionism.
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Professor Morse.
Inrigornlinr EIixir orr CnrhinI

|. AnriSOrntinS EIiNir Cordiul
One OF the recommendations OF this great vegetable
hcran Is, that 1t strengthens long very
mainsprings of lie. Tie Arabs, Dr. Morse
sured us in his interesting travels, certain herb, In
Guided in its Ingredients of pTolOnsg life
aud it is well known HAT these wanderers Oi The desert
live TO more advanced age than any other people
erab!e Shek OF the BeOin tribe, accustomed to
chew the leaves Of the plant tobacco, im!Q med
DR. NJ. that lie had mover known u weeks Illness and that
he was O6 OF age! There is OF doubt
that the lHUgoratMg Airr Cordia! gives permanent
HsOr to the vital removing disease
exists In any other than organic form and terrifying
the system against its attacks, when yet Obtain
cd foothold. stimulant more delightful in its
effects than any form OF distilled crmcntcd uror il
clears instead ocloudng the BRAIN actually ne
maneny TO the natural vigor the nerves. muscles aud
digestive organs. The fragile and delicate Iemalc wheth
er married or singles will find II the remedy for she
physical disturbances and Irregularities incident 10 her
structure AMI habits. l:inubtably cures vous trcn
Ohnss fnterings of the heart, head1ccs aimting Hs
Mysteries dyspepsia, nausea, and regulate the secretons
whether too afIent the reverse Al PHYSICAL sabi
ties seem to vanish before its genial influence
The Cordial put up, highly nracL In pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
S'A 'o' Twelve dollars G. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies.
Observation-Disclosures d. CALDWELL.
CISCINNArI-B. IL AEIKINiS
n1-Sec advertisement. ou1o
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From Graham's Magazine.
TYRE.
ny DAYAnD TAYLOR.

III. The wild and windy morning is lit with lurd fire;
inc numbering surf of ocean beats The rocks OF Tyre
beats on the fallen columns and the
anu huIs IT'S iouuIy volume along hollow shO es
a Cas with hungry camUr suet ks lis IonS
here arc IN ships OF TaisLish, mighty shins of
Within her cunning harbor. choked with invading sand
HyS oIing their IeigaEe The spois ofevery land
blown, ~ e"'eS nave
@ t Of granite lie shattered and ocrthrown
10 beacon homo from TarShsh The loy Sims of Tyre
Thou that thyse exalted kings Became inv
ou that d'ust speak to nations and thy wi obey
Whose ayOr, made them joyful, whose anger. sore
Who laid thy deep foundations and ho thou strong ami
And bossted midst the waters shall not aye endwea
where is the wealth OF that heared thy rrfpcev
The The pE@p Of r%,pIe trarrngs tie of Syrian art,
The tributes o. the Islands thy squadrons no ~ ~
hen III thy gates triumphant, they entered Irona &
win SOUNDS o' horn and sack but of harp ana psaIterTS
Howl howl ye ships OF Tarsish the g.ry is laid waste
~ mere y no Us eitation; the mansions defaced
No woTkmen fell the fl that eroyy IN Shenr,s ,,
AMI Bo.has oaks that boosted thousand years of snn
Or new The nasts OF cedar osty Lebanon. ''
Rise thou forgotten harlol take up thy harp and SING
ta Ire iebellious Islands to own their ancient King:
pare 10 The spray thy BOSOM, this hair mi
Sit on the piles OF ruin, thou throneIess ana
"e'e may my voice OF wailine with Tie thudeIs OF tie
md sing the song CT sorrow thou remembered be,
Thou silent aud gotten yet nature sill ,me,,s
nc r9mp and pride departed. the lost nagrIicence:
The ~ Mets proud 10 see thee and they saJder now;
~broyv f'oNu :" Dear thee, and wears troubled
The Snrges chant forth their vain desire,
Tyief.. "' a"'rs oil taFshish' The mighty ships Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

GREAT RoBDERr.-TI Boatmen's Savings Insti-
tuition in S; Louis was robbed on Wednesday night
of about eighteen thousun dollars in rot,s of the
Bank of the State of Missouri, AMI little owe.
$1,000 in gold. The robber left another sum in
gold amounting to over So, 200 and several checks,
III the same snfe untouched. The precise manner
IN which tie entrance into the office was effected
and the safe opened is not known. The Board of
Directors adopted a resolution making themselves
personally liable for the deficiency IN the funds
which has been created by This robbery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14
No. L, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vEsrlSGs,
New Spring and Summer Goods.

New Spring and Simmer Good,t
I'm Il pleasure IN being able to saw 10 mr. ,L crst m,
ers and lie iasorab Bile community that L lave us,
ielured from New York, and have 6e.n abr To pI,EIe
e most Fashionable Goods FOR season that the eTf;
emporium, New York, can import from Frame and IN
" countres and hay wing dsi tile sale Of Toa.
mon clothing, gives and tinc 10 atsd IL
The wants oil my customers III the Fashionable var Nv
new STOCK now consists or ' -
BLArK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
DALIIIA CLOTHS.
Also. silk and wool shmeretts all shades and roo,.
honbIzne, dtapItcr summer linen and
&c, for making rOck, dress, aud business coaS
french, English, and Incl iCam CASING les; also lrk
hen drtlliIgs &c, for making pants As 10 Yestpss
nave The most beautiful selection looked at in
all OF which am now prepared TO Lake un in The Ost
Ia mona bic and best style, have secured Nr RrssEE,s
services as cutter Tor The coming season. feel certain in
mat can furnish better cloths house west
Ul the Allegheny mountains '' "
IN connection with the above have beautiful assOt-
inchi Furnishing Goods, all fire. seasOmobe and lash
consisting OF cloth, cashmere, cashmeret bO
nazine grass linen, dlabita aud plain Ime fIurk dies
anu business c0atS vests and paniS IRON Tie most
bic and seasonahic Goods in great variety; also
heh ana cotton Shirts, SILK, liz en- lambs wool aud cot
UhdeTSIrts and Drawers; cIayats, stocks, colais
gloves and suspcnlers. ~'
Oslcry i'll great variety; also every other article suit
'oie Ior completing kentieman'S wal drUbe.
an me above named aliiccs together wi many other
es tat an be found at my store, No l. Sprigg OlSe
eaSc call III and take look, and much oh Ise yours
Hh$I 5. RICE.
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urSICK AND AFFf.lCrED m

THE most sale and certain Ly ever known to the
world for the cure oil obstinate Coughs colds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling OF rising i'll the .hroat nervous de-
bty pains In the side or breast. b oxen constitution
from the abuse OF caomel aid other Causes is DoCrok
SwATNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RF; ard consumption acr it has reached state, and as
summed character hitherto idered incurabc Yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
Pa'at'on. Rememhcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparations, and the only compound prepared by re
physician, is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR. StVdHNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market Philadelphia
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLS d. CALD-
WILL; andPATTERSoNtS Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL IL Co, Cincinnati.
and By dealers generally. sep1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

D-The application of guano 10 the sugar prow.
ing lan:s OF Louisiana has been attended with
much success. correspondence appears in the
papers of that region, written by planters who
have made the application of guano to their sugar
crops, showing that The increased product has been
equal 10 90 per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

AN INTERESTING RELIc.-There has been pre-
scented to Mr.. Johnson, at the Agricultu raj Rooms
by the Hon. John NJ Bolts, of Virginia, very
ntereSting map of ancient timeS-a powder horn.
on which is finely engraved map giving the
courses OF the Mohawk and Hudson rivers, &C.,
from Albany TO Schenectady, Fort Stanwix, Os-
wego and Niagara; and from Albany, by half
Moon, Saratoga, &C., 10 Lake George, Lake Cham
plain and hnconderoga. The date engraved on
The horn is July 90, 1853. Tie British coat-of-
arms IS very finely engraved; and soldier NUM-
lorm and an Indian warrior. TIE following pla-
ces are designated with engravings of FORTS block
houses, &c. The names are given. as engraven:
From Albany-Schnakedy, johnson, Hunter, Ston-
[s0y' For Henry, Fort Hartman, German Flats,
Forl Stanwix, Fort Bulls, Canada Creek, Lake
onydn, Three Rivers, False, Oswegc, Lake On
tn'lo, FoIt Ningarn, Julii 26, 1859. From ALBANY
I-Halt-Moom Saltwater, Saratoga, ROYAL Block
House, Fort Edward, Lake George, South Bny.
i!conderosa, Lake CLamplain. Tie coat of arms,
WITH lion ans unicorn, is very finely drawm-at
The bottom 'Dien al Mon Droit'--on The shield.
'Honi- soit-qni naIuPrn>e.' New York is r. n.
resented on II also, with shipping, fort and wind
mil. The style Of the work shows il to have
been done by some person skilled in drawing. A
brother OF MIR. Bolts obtained this horn from a
wood chopper in woolmans cabin in the woods
oil Virginia, who had received it from his father,
and he from his ancestor, who obtuined it from an
Cd soldier in the early wars on our frontiers.-
ALbr'Iy JOtcrnGl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w Ii Pa P E R.

THE subscriber respectfully informs lsiends aud tue
public generally that he has rccevad his spring stock
Wall Paper, Window Shades and Borders.
The latest aud best styles, sale the lowest prices
by JOS. GRAVES, Main ST.,
apl0 Centre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

fHiLADELPHIA
-, Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. opposite Lte STAT. Ho,
III ENRk w. SA EEOIS ID,
lAPoRTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma.
TERlALs, AND FURNITURE CovERrNGs,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
M WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. Inc STOCK COMPRISING. in part, the IoIluyvins
m 'oiuered Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz nces;
Drapcry Laces d. Miuslins; 40 Bamls
S o iiidoeatells all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
Satin dc LANES; Erin1es Srt,; oii n
Damasks; Ere~S' S"t "'" bfoPs'
qualities II hand : VI gu Soiors anu
colors for shading. ~ Vi All
Of the heghh and width he entire FRAN. oS
mart7-1vd&w ~ VI "'"uo"'
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JOHN BRADY.

Mr.. EptroR:-l announce myself all Independent can,
dia,c for the Office OF Sheriff Ohio County, at the ell
suing spring election.
mS-iaw JOHN BRADY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

Mr.. EpiroR:-T announce myself candidate. not
on the Sheralty, but the favorable notice who
wish TO purchase Wall Paper ndow Paper, Firc 10 I'D
Prints, and Books and Stationary My socS is large ami
I ara determined to sell at tue lowest prices,
ap4 JOHN u. THOMPSON
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a DARING BURGLAR AND RuNAwAy.-A portion
of MARSHALL county [Mi) has been greatly annoy
ed for some time past by the depredations of a
runaway negro. 1t is not known to whom he be-
Icngs or where lie halls from. He was confined in
Jail at one time. but was sold out f the fees. But
lie is now in the woods constantly during the day,
but vlSieS i'll the negto quarters in the night, aud
frequently robs the dwelling -hoISeS. Several
weeks ace he robbed dwelling house of twelve
hundred dollars Many attempts have been made
to capture him-alI thus far proving fruitIcSs. He
has been shot at and hunted, aud his luck in es-
Gaping has caused considerable talk in the neigh
borhood. Last week, however, his luck seemed
to desert him. He was shot with gun loaded
with five or six buckshot, and was tracked for some
distance. 1t is thought lie was badly wounded,
| although he has not been discovered
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THE undersigned offers himself us candidate for tn
Office OF Commissioner of Revenue. the city dlstc'
at the ensuing May election.
mri7 E nav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

JAS. II. McMECHEN is a candidate for the sIIERlF
ATTY, at the election 10 be held in the Spring
octoStd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

. Gr"W hat is fame 10 asheart syearning for affec-
llon, and finding it noH 1t is like the victor S
m SS 10 Linn whois patched with fever. and
U"slns Ior the one cooling draught-the cup OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

Ems IsrELLIsEScrn lyon will p.case announce our
well known fellow citizen LEVI MILLS us candidate
for Commissioner of Revenue tho County District
the coming spring election.
ars:tm. ONO COUNTY.
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ROOMS no I.k'I'

TWO or three Gentlemen Ladies' Gun be- nccnmmo-
uatcd with front looms and boarding, at No. $50 ain
House. ~
Also, some day boarJcrs can be accommodated.
Enquire Of
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l,nNNE1,S

WEIh,arve this Day received choice variety Bon
and misses. - "
KutlaId, split straw, French Lace do.
With an immense variety styles Indies and
and mssesi also full stock OF Iiloomers and Flats Tor
misses. ' "
HptI
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To the Voters OF Ohio County.
offer myself candidate for tho Office .of sheriff OF
Ohio county, and IL reelected shall heretofore discharge
the duties OF tho Office faithfully and impartially.
mr1I & NvII.KIAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

MIR. EplroR:-PIease announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
LAP candidate for Commissioner of the Rcvenue
tho county District at the ensuing May election. 5ts
mro3 MANY CITIZENS.
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80 k0tAAN O4
LIZ the Furniture in the Mcclure House. in this city, IL
IA ofei ed at private sale, in lots prices 10 suit
purchasers AMI at such time may be agreed upon
brussels petImg, bcdStea,is huk best
hair do. bedding OF all descriptions bureaus OF va rous
Qualities cssiHS bureaus, tables stands; great
variety and price hairs OF various qualities, and bile
ware chamer ware, glass table spoon: cutlery
aud i'll TACT almost article needed IN ening
most favorable oppo tunIy is row offered 10 ali Scr
sons needing inIure ond OF quality description,
and all such PERSONS aviicd and examine tls
furniture and prices, during this month. by
aplO THE PROPRIETOR
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or baltimore, NFnshimgfom, IshiIadeIphi
aud New York
] E;sSs;5S 49, 49, E5.zs:ssS - a.


Gieat through Line Tor the East
NE baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling Ia
Il Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
"hch Kan Road at the Junction Catey called the RELAY
rouse . miles from baltimore, and with the Pha,iei
i and Baltimo. Rail Road tn Philadelphia
nc icat tunnels upon The line conIpIetcd and
the whole road is in condition. eseniinS one or The
most 4s ltiuics9u and romantic routes the world
ne new and splendid stcane ortIe Union Line from
vile and Cincinnati connect with this road al Wheel
IH, anu tickets from these places Baltimore
or on The boats. H " '"S "sS''S'
The express nailt 0ncav Wheeling dailv at O'Clock
~ NJ Wheeling tme) arrives ut CumhcrlanI 1oOI
meSJ al r. and allowing hours there arrives in
haltimols (3SO miles, at a. NJ the next morning ma
stGprages. - S' '"''"s al
without Charge. i'
fHssemecrS and baggage transferred The cars for
washington at tue Junction. and for Philadelphia al Bal
more, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie lime and opportunity ut all poi their meals
mi G;Tosh tickets from Wheeling 10 baltimore. (wiIh
privilege oil lying over anywhere the route, Solo
Washington $3.50 10 Philadelphia, SI0-io be had on
1aTn Tie steamers of the Union Line the Ohio aud OF
inc Kali Road Agents at Wheeling q H. EORp) Il Mounds
vile. maj WIN. PARKER Gent Sun't
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FNOPUNh
nv ILL be Cccivcd by the until Saturday
evening. The 10th inst. at - O'Clock, for building
public school house for the 3d Ward public chooI on lot
No l. square No. 2i at the OF Sixth and tlu rcy
Streets dug TO the plan and specifications to be seei
al the book stOc OF j. II. Thompson.
f. X BARrLESON,
J. II. THOMPSON, Trustees
RpIl J g. METt'ALF,
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NOrICEE Yrp!

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock common clio hing that will dis
pose OF oil Cost, or evenless 10 make room lo y Spring
mI2I pIrr
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY
&SSSEa--~rI1 a. q. PARTRl DC L: invites
A%%SFVpN III attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms and
EsETyNESSdY Apparatus, now the result OF years oil
GSEStEI&X experience and close application 10 the
~~$%SSsklG-S art. Confident that he now combines
In his establishment all of the improve
chts winch time and proper tests have proven vaua
nc th promise TO produce LkenesseS combining all tic
Daguerrean process, N W '"c
FOR the attractive and comnlodous style in which his
are tcd up, he invites the public call and eya m
open for inspection A'' Always
taken in all kinds of weather. singy or in
E0A well selected stock OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS 49,
eas ~ ockets, NC always on hand and for sale
MOvIS 'e1i TIC I OSt oIIlcc
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Burning of the Great Republio!
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
EFIANC sAREs,,,


NEw DIRK, Dec. 81, 1873. opN
Mr.. Ro6t ~. Patrick, 1872 Pearl ST.: T. W.
bkAR >is:-It Is with much satisEac lion that I'VE be,,
iesunony TO The really fire proof qualities OF tic ne
flee. at the Novelty Bakery No 2iI Front st~et
with many other buildings together witt, Tic m,
clipper ship he Great Republic, and other Sims ns a.
our books, papers, money, bills recei bic insr
,ses ~G was exposed TO very intense heat fur ma
VIZ; from the commencement the fire. at mid
store When opened p Nj this iav its o ~ YOU
wec aenveed to us In excellent order, the books M
their exposure TO what consider most " wera rI,
EPH. TREADwELL & SONS,
safes OF all sizes, suitable for merchants hanks ia,a
bank ~snt 5 steamboats, &ci fire theif PROOF
s"S o ss s ms chests e for private families
[spl9=a1ylario - FoBEER fT s Il. PA Fl
To the LADIES'!
w nave just received sign OF the big red boo,
dies most beautiful and complete ansortH ent OF Ia
nsses ana chdrcn's Shoes rreentei in Ills
%, 90 pair ~ ladies Philadelphia Caters,
an I ao do Slippers;
'V' 10 do Jenny Linds;
MISSES AND cHILpREN's WORK.
1000 ehdren G9o5 ao and Do shoes Gevery rarety
,,o GENTLEMgN's WORK.
10y pair Gents fine boots;
d 52n do fine Mouroes;
150 DO patent leather Oxford Tiesi
1 e % bueksSin Oxford nDaHE Ties: D0ots'
1os do do co DO =. congress boots;
at the sEn ofthe Big Boot 70 cal ana examine
apo MocLALLENs KNOX.
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rPoISoNING.fn


thousands OF Parents who use VerMiGuge composed Of
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tue
foundations for series OF diseases salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orlinihs, etc.
In another column will he found the advertisement o
ioNehsack's Medicines TO which ask the attention oil
all directly Interested in their well us their Gill
drens health In Liver complaints all disorders
sing from those OF bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
not Ieceired but for IIohe,sack,s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature or the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENSACK as none
else are genuine.
Persian IHIiir Dye
THIS Dye is warranted il used TO directions
10 change the hair from any other color, TO beautiful
Auburn, or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining The Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle For sale By KILLS d. CALD
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by WM. X NlcKEH
REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GooDs
AND NOTIONS, TO the new Iour story brick bui,Jn.
No. l17, Main Street.
west side, between Monroe and Union streets where
will be prepared with carry and extensive SHRINE
stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would DC pleased to have my friends and customers
to call aud examine
Ieof WM. r. SELBY.
US ~. g. AeicGJ Will be found At the above establish,
memt. where he awaits his old friends.
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FRo" CTAn.-The Salt Lake City mail, bring
ing dates TO the 25th February. has been received.
There is no news of Importance. A great railroad
meeting, asking Congress 10 did in constructing q
railroad to Salt Lake, has cen held. No mention
is made of Col. Fremonrs expedition. The In
| dependence Messenger says:
The conductor reports that the mail party which
left Fort Laramie for Sail Lake City III January
last have not been heard Of. Fears are entertain
I'd that they have ptTiSln d, as there is immense
quantities of snow beyond Laramie. For the last
SIX days the mail party coming in have experienced
an unusual quantity OF .lsagreeable weather.
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FOR RENT...
One linn On Inc els Sa r e. containing rooTen
Immediately, the first OF april
En4 IRE OF II. I. CRANMER,
lehSS Nh 11i Main St,ee
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New Savings Bank Store
SEW FAsnlNoxED LEr rEng Ar rnr o1.n ros. orr.s.

NE" fAsh'SoSED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
now receiving and erening an unusually large an,
nmbTsan J Se ent OF Boots, Shoes, Hats Ronnes
eupied as ,Te Po, Wssng Va ormerIy os
very aTge and nti' ely stock which was
NOE r. from The manufacturers the North nrSer 1
i s vi wheeling and vicinity at redu. ed prizes Hbo,
age. ' sot0it a share Of path on
m asem useless much praise of my stock
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by advertising pus sufiiceit 10 sa 80 EASILY
ror Six o. m mss Youths and boys Boots Shoes mir
bn LOT aIIes every variety silk lawn straw ard bri
SGnes me most recent fashions and styles AIsS
eh,IJH. nIPsLs and CATERS both ladies' misses ana
Gan and see for yourselves '' tAs a"u quality
purchased large stock of the above ma mad
cali an woGa invite country merchants 10
~ In see me- or send their orders will i,ni;s.
.rs sls purchased in the eastern cities for cash
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