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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
81 GOLD STREET,
r.. New York
n. B,-It s. & Co. have recently published
and have now for sale the "FARMER'S
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh
and Professor Norton, Of Yale College, New Ha.
ven, complete in 2 vols, royal octave, containing
1900 pages, Ia steel and 600 wood engsayings.
Prices in muslin binding, %.
~ This Is not the old " Book Of TIE Farns, '
lately. rssaseitated and thrown upon the market
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STOPPED,

FR0M negro, u small Dirk, which the Owl
er can have by paying for this advertisement
Apply to, w. McKENNA.
March 27, 81 T:tf
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Guardians, Trustees, Receivers, and
Committees, holding their appointments un-
der the Caurt Of Equity for Lancaster District,
are Notified and required to make and ronJOr
their returns agreeable to the act of 1910, OH
or before the second day of Jfay next.
Rules will be issued against all defaulters.
JAMES H. WI7HfRRSPOON
mach IT, 1854. 6 4t-pf$2
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W" = SY' t'' II.
Feb. -, 1864. prs. fee 81 Sim
IN EQUITY


EA PARTE IN EQUITY.
Rhoda Horton, Ex'x. of LANCASTER DIsrR1cr.
ed Sale of Property. Sc
T>llE Creditors Of henry HORTON,
l. deceased, are notified and required TO
present, upon oath, their demands against said
deceased, and establish the same, on or before
the LIST day of June 1854. The Lcgatees and
Dcvisccs, viz: Sarah Horton and husband,
Wesley Horton, Elizabeth Horton and hus-
band Alexander Carter, Elijah Horton, Abner
Horton; the children of Denial Horton, de-
ceased, viz: Margaret Jane, and Zudock Nc
Donald Horton; and Zadock Broughton ard
Henry Broughton, are also notified and required
to answer, plead or demur, to the petition in tho
case, on or before the lst June, 1854, otherwise
Judgment pro confeSsio will be ordered against
them. JAMES Ii. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r. Eq L. d.
Feb Is . 3m
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South Carolina Press Association.

meeting cf ,hc SOUTH CAROLINA
PRESS ASSOCIATION will be held. q, the
Pavilion Iiutcl. IN Charleston. on Thursday
The 9th dnv of April NEXT, during the ait
ting of the Commercial Conveniinn,) IT II
O'Clock, a. m. A general aad punctull at
tendance is reouestrd
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LAND FOR SALE.

| Offer to sell my Plantation on the Ca
Il tawba River, 2i miles below Landsford.
in Lancaster District, containing seven hundred
and sixty-cight acres, about one half Wood land,
and the other half fresh land, and in a high state
cf improvement for cultivation. It is but sell
dom that such Plantation is offared
TOR sale, and to amy one desiring most valua-
hle Plantation, would merely ask that he should
examine it.-All necessary Buildings are on the
plantation, and it lies within eighteen miles OF
Ebcnczcr Depot.
Along credit will be given. Possession given
at once GEO. Nc. WITHERSpO0N
Lancaster, Feb s, So #
"a Weekly Carolinian, and Chester Standard
q will insert It,
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WANTED
GOLD, SILVER, OR BANK MOTIFS

WANTED Immediately to pay the debts of the
late firm of X. Il J. r. MAGlLL. Persons
Indebted are earnestly requested to pay up u
soon as possible as We must have the cash.
Jan. IL, 1851. IS Sm
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Lancaster, c. H., Mar cb Is,
IN EQUITY
WILLIAM THOMPSON

WILLIAM THOMPSON, IN EQUITY.
rs. LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Daniel .Tillman and Bill for Pa tit:on Of lands
wife, Eliza Tillman, and accounts.
Abncr Thompson and
other.
m III Appearing to my satisfaction that Abner
Thompson, VIM. Dudley Stewman and Emily
his wife, and Daniel Til!man, jr, defendants in
above case, reside without the limits of the State
II is ordered, an motion OF John vii Jams, Esq,
Solicitor Tor complainant, that the said defen-
dans do answer, plead, or d, muir, to bill in above
case, on or before the 22d June, 1854. other
wise Judgment pro confesSo will be ordered a.
gainst each and all OF them
JAMES II. IVI71HERSPOON.
Com. EY. l.. ID.
march II, 1854 6 pf S7-3m.
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THE + LANCASTER LEDGER,
just Received,

16 bbls. IRISH POTATOES. Fresh Gar.
den Seed, and Dbl. Red Clover Seed, at the
Cash Store of
HASSELTINE g. HAGINS.
Warch l. 2 o.
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To Rent.

The HOTEL formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
Ballard 4 Hunter, has recently been put in re-
pair, the house has been rc-painted, the garden
fences put in order, and the premises through
out considerably repaired. To an approved
applicant rent is not so much an object, the de-
sire of the Subscriber being to rent the same to
a respectable citizen who will occupy the prcmi-
ses. W. MCKENNA.
March % Ct
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLlES,
AND
BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York. cor
time to rc-publish the following
British Periodicals,
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. Oonscrv,.

2.
The EplNRuGu REVIEW, (Whig.)
HE NORTH BRirIsH REVIEW, (Frce church,
I.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Qibcral)
BLAcXwooD's EnlXnrEGm MAGAZINE, CTory.)
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THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of a Litter from J. Noblc, Esq, Nay
or Of Boston, Li',co!Rahirc.
To PRoF. HOLLOWAY:
Dear Sir-Alrs. Sarah Dixon, of Liquor
pond Street, Boston, has this day drpOscd
before me, that fora considerable period she
was severely afflicted with SrrofuI0us Sores
and Ulcers in her arms feet, legs, and other
parts Other body: and although the first of
medical advice was obtained, at the cost of a
large sum of money, she obtained no nbltc-
mcnt of suffering, but gradually g'cw
worse.
Being recommended bv n friend 10 try
yonr Ointment, she procured small pot.
and box of the Pills, and before that was
nll used, symptoms ofamcndmrnt appeared.
by pcrsvvering with the medicines for n
short time longer, according to the dircc-
tons, and strictly ndhering to Your rules as
to diet. &c, she WAS perfectly GU cd and
now enjoys the best OF health.
remain, dear sir, yours truly.
(Signcd,) J. NOBLE.
Dated, AughSt l2th, 1859.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
OF ERYSIPELAS IN TIE LEG, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of Letter from Mrs. HilaJch lcates,
Of the Post Office, -iLivick Road
ncdf Boymor, !SWSscr, dated
Jdny -, 1883.
To PRoF. Holloway:
Sir II suffered for IA considerable peri
cd from IA severe attack ofErysipclas, " hich
at length settled in my leg. and resisted all
medical treatment. Ny suticrings We're very
great, and quite dcsparcd of any pcrma.
ncnt amendment, when | WAS advised TO
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills
did so without delay. and am ppy TO say
the rasult was eminenrIy successful for :hev
effected radical cure of my leg, and re-
stored me to the enjoyment of health. |
| shall ever speak with the utmost confidence
of your medicines, and have recommended
them to others in this ncghborhood similar
y efflcted, who derived equal benefit.
l am, sir, your Obliged and faithful serv't.
(SignedD ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should DO used conformity with
the Ointment. in most of the following
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Bill for Pa tit:on Of lands
and accounts.
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU-
LOCS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
copy Of Litter from J. Nobic, Esq, Nay
or nf Rnx,nn Hmm ,L,Ahirc n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01
:, g,OIrspRoUon'a Law scnOoL.-By Tef

49,, g,oxrspRoUun's Law scnOOL.-By ref
The card Of Judge BrohsnbtoosR' ~ an,
'i''" .,lsnu, it WILDE seen that his Law school
''l'' ~ Va. opehson the sOlh October. Tile
" ,. Ls Stat speaks in the following terms Of
w ~, can say nothing in cOmmendaiiOn fudge
,,s,,,pgb, as lawyer aud q gentleman, which
BNs,''sIitoihe nigh reputation whlolhe has now
viii ~ IN The learning, ability, and integrity for
';,t \, y gss distinguished Whilst epgaged IN tie
v ls5 Of his profession, and since Then, in tie
P nsu,s Of his duties rs judge Of the United
dot'sE oo,i for the Western District Of Virginia;
sag ,"''Sips in commendallon OF his School which
M "a 10 Inc high reputation which be- has gwen
U W., 4, lbe hdeilyIanj zeal with which lie has
Nv .s Energies to a thorough inslruchonof bis
''. n the principles and practice Of lAw.--
,bo h ne enjoyed tie benefit Of his leo
10y be found III every pat Of tue Stale, and
m WIN prrparaton for the Ptaolice Of the pro-
lt,1,1Wl lnmsh abundant evidence Of the mer.
t,sihr, school,"
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c,,7ul Quo RAiLROAD.-The election fOT

c,,r,,l Quo RAiLROAD.-The election for
,,;,,.,o Directors of This road on Tuesday last re-
'al,sIia ID. choice Of The following gentlemen /;
,.,n A SulIyan. Chauncey Brooks N. L. Whit,
,.roe, Nehemiah Wright John Davenport, Isaac
" Nall Moses Sarclet, SIR. Hosmer, William
G,ltbsr Samuel Clark, George D. Whgh /, d. w
DablsL Samuel Brush.
The new Boald subsequently metand was OF.
,sa.j by eleoung J.H. sullivan p President, S, r.
g,,psr Treasurer, and VIM. Wing, Secretary and
Igli,or. No Vice President was chosen, that Of.
q. having been abolished.
The following genlIemeR were chosen as the
Executive Committee for the ensuing year;
IN. sullivan, President, Samuel Btush, VIM,
G,lsssr, $. K. Hosmer, George D, Wight aud N,
l. WhusmOre.
The zinesyilIe Couri.Isays "the Board chosen
sllundoubledy be most efficient one, and will
ave ,ensta satisfaction to the stockholders and
head, Il the road both at home and abroad.'--
GsVs 10 understand CIOm this, Mr. Courier, that
ne Zinesye cORtIacls ate to be catrivd out as
uni,n,ooi by the Citizens Needing, to be follow.
Iby consequent decline IN Beh-Air lownlO 7
We 81 6r information. ~
Wsiree, however with the cOuTieriHbeliey.
inln,llb5 Board will be Almost Efficient Que. and
hrvrlhy the trust reposed in them by the stock.
klisrs, and is one that Will moi be likely to enter
ito Wild, sItavagant schemes. dictated by per.
raal sgsnndismenL or be disposed 10 gtpliB
uAas the Offspring Of personal ambition,
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.,,,ts hos disoppervd rom Newark, Ohio.
]" y, Dssii no new cases OF deaths iot several
1i'e and The health flhe city appears to be
.,,bi,Lsd. 1o'
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4. ; 2 3 y
Trnnlportntlon onlce y. 3. Q. z, y. 90 !

MHEELINa STATION goth May. 1854, y
ON and amer MOmdaY next lie 22d Inst Second Class
Car wiIlb attached 10 die ral leaving this
station Tor baltimore IT 9it6 A. NJ PasseugeTs Will be
takentO Fettermon, cumberland aud BaldnlOTe only az
the following rates. tN .
To RetterInan... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 00
To Cumberland. .......u......,... 800
To HetUlOIes .ssss.ssssss OVV
Fifty pounhs OF pofsona baggage only allowed eaCD pas
senge ailOvei hiiy pounds win DO cargedatti cts per
pound,
az Tickets must BE- procured before the starting OF the
tram or the regular fare will be collected as no second
class tioke.s can be sold BY the conductors
By order, J. b. FORD,
mv2S Agent
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NvNi - mi WARKEp.

I AUoOs4 si.-RlouT, prices tIids lower, straight
Stale 0, 60oiO,OO; good Glib 9,62al0,00i Southern
9,60alO,OO Wheat firm, soudirrn white 2,00.-
Corn 90, western mixed 86a81i other uomiual.--
Fork dull, mess IA, 90, prime lli0lli, Beef frn,
Lard unchanged. Tobacco hIm. Whisky Ohio
S6las1. Cut meats unchanged Cotton lovUIs
buyers. Coffee unchanged with limited business.
Sugars UNCHANGED, business dull, Otenns mo-
lassss unchanged, moderate business. English
lihseed declined, and is selling at 76a77. Money
about the same, N. Y. Ceuiral 8Sasslj Reading
69i; Northern Indiana $751; Bile 37ti Cleveland
and tOletln 90.
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under renewed obligations to Mr. Taos
W'N orAdsms& Co.'s Express, tot Eosien
s'ia' ia ,irsnee Of tie mail
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nneloM ooMVRNTI0N.

CoNcnaD, AUGUST 3l.--ihe nee soil OF fusion
'oonyeniion mel Yesterday at WolfborOi about O.
500 nersons nfesent embracing all politics. Hon
j. o. Gotwiu presided, Speeches were male BY
the presilent, Amos Tuck, James Bell, p Hale
and S z Chose. The tenor Of lleir speeches was
encouraging 10 a fusion Of OH political creeds IN
lie formation Of great Northern party opposed
to slavery extension. Nebraska and Kansas bill
sey6ily condemned. No resolutions pasied, ii
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nIeBeIteU pltUQNlIl ~ IU9 lErIIh n0UTe1 IEoT
70 uiiheaTd OIL btiinnlG II without Ieaalion. n VIZ
The srh which iOTns s ml'n ing edlsnt, has been adj
ntted by ell the great mAdEa and tuRtiin
IlUhS oil Europe to be In this respect Ful tsfSS ia
MOSe whu1e nalne IL nIdi tpted authority w AelenG
dseoye ed the pIOduCtJni 10 ArabsI Where t GltautlOm
was excited by the wonderfully vigOlaihg tees Il po
ducsd upon Tho natives. 81 let tre w0nts it oWOi q
ehduale the exhRusileFs VII exhibited by HE AIhh "
both sexes, in their dstert pgglnEsp 10 NltbplAbS V
the use UT Ills Whaling herb II 5..,,.., r =,
.unenI A made to f.s CIV. t-I
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fRRoM mis- SOUTH.

: I'D THUHT 0TTIH pVV ~ ~ 40
BkLrmoae, Ane Si.=@New Orleans papers re-
viewed. e s. arr
Gen, Observation-Disclosures long and severe letter
in the Delta, Ia reply 70 Judge CampbelPa chOtee
against fllbusleIs. ilo accuses judge 2, ofprei-
udice aud falsehood, dmokes no denial ol bis
connection With tue fiilruasls
The Amerioan balk plonic," Capt McCullock,
from Potlaud and bound fol Havana, wiiha cargo
of RAILROAD @leepels reports TINT ON Tue 10Th she
silva suspicious looking fole-and'ait schoopers
with great number OF men, bearing down But
in about 10 hour large ship hove ~ slsht. When
the schooner Immediately put about ~ wos sup
posed, when first seen, ihntshe was wbelevhp,l
but fronn hr9 aolions she was after no good.
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5sltaul Expectation OF 10Y services confined n
youtIe1olntion, nni The Generous offer made by
yonI bodyio keimmediata measures orrroyidh
lor myssliond emily 10 The event OF my ducldint
70 remain inihis nesbbofhood, ore Truly etaufing
% my ceilings, md demand of me tbat which Is
readily eiyen,--InY most sincere and unieignr
'nanbs' But eenllemen, II must decline your kind
ana generous offer. am siill able to take Tie
ohnBe and overnight OF small Perish. This hes
been offered 10 me, ana although The comnsnsa.
lion Is small, vet with this and some private Icsout
ees Of my own trust that may huyo suffioiency
Tor the support of my lomily.
WilhTehtwed thanks for The interest aud con.
Germ you have manifested IL my behalf, remain,
YouIs,
WM, ARMSTRONG.
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lumBrlNo PRooEEDINos--1'h following is
ils1u interesting proceedings that UansPiIed on
d. occasion Of the resignaiitu Of the respected
,hgsat, beloved Pastor ofsI. Matthews Church
III. Rev. WILliAM ARNsTRONo--of this city.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
AUoUsr 3l.--FlouI dull Buyers only offering
500. Whisky advanced to 3las6. Provisions
dull, Sugar 4la6i. MolasGts l9c.
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-OAUTIOM.

Dr. Morses nyigorStii Cordial has been tounlsrtlied
by come unpTineipled PerBOns la, nj
Ia tuiI all the genuine cordial viii have the plprTle
tors fac sme pOsed the euIk o. eae bottle aud tie
following words blown IN the BltSs-A ~ $500
"pR. AORSE' iNvleoRATlNu coRpIALi 4. ~,
sY0l4 ~. c,H.i RING, PRoPRlEToS NJ VI.
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n-Partnerahip

n ". HRlsKBLLd 60 have uslociated y. b. GVVRA-
RING KIN Dr., with them as partHehi pATlneTShp
commencing on tho l0lhins; Ihoaye ofths n viii y
HBlsliRLLs' 20. ianl7
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The hct that this property Is decided to Trustees m
trust Tesdenia OF lilo nstiot Of Counbis, for tbs ben
eft fihe shaTehodeTs every shsrchuder receiving
DasuerTeolype worth S3 and OF The very finest quality
elegantly cased; tie olga csracte and position OF those
trust es and Tie great AN extended aud bust
ness al Mr. whiehursi he deems sufioien guarantees
that every promise oil this advertisement viii be prompt
y aud isihfuly performed as the pictures to he taken
win be dsUb0te among Uany Galleries etpablo Of pro-
ducing 900 pictures per diem Not more than ffy thou
sand tickets win be sold.
IN j. FlUKElSoN, Sole agent for Wheeling,
athls Music Store,
ie23d3m .rfa. rr rs 100 Mainalfeet.
81 tAruis and Gazette copy.1 TEfft
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$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People.
MAoNlRIoENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, kaLlTABLH
AND CERrAIN.
Whitohurspp DRHuerFeotype EnteFpflso!ll

II. WHl1RhUR ST has decided TO Tlusieosin trust
lOr tie benefit OF the Shareholders In tho above en-
leite $50 900 worth Of real and personal estate TO be
disposed Of among tic holders OF shares at the earliest
possible date alter tho sale OF the shares Tie ceruh
eutesate Beach which eltcs The holder iOancqulia-
bic share IN the within named magnificent collection or
real and pertOgal property asU 10 one OF WMleuIps
- WUids Fair enum Daguerreoty Of sell or friend
At any tine whe when the celiheaeis presented al e
ther oil Ills Galleries,
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WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,

JUNE 10, 1854.
Ata meeting of the yeslTy of 81. Matthew's Par
iiib called 10 consider The resignation Of the Rev.
"m. Armstrong, the following resolutions were
unanimously odopiedi
IN. Rs'OIosd, That The VeslTY Of ST. Matthew's
Vtutch accept with great, and sincere regret, NE
is'thallon Of the Rev. VIM. Armstrong as It's
hss'hI, For over twenty years he has discharged
lIyand lolh(uly the duties devolying upon hun,
anu ~ no period during his ministry has lie com.
nohdsd mote largely tue adeetonale regard aud
confidence Of ST. Matthew's veslTY and cOngEegar
~, lhan at the present time. The acceptance
" nH resignation is therefore very reluctant aud
nasel eonsltoined by tile conviction ON his own
Il lhat The state Of bis health is such os to unfit
hil Io' The souRTge of the duties OF the Reolor-
'alp teeepiablY 10 himself
q. RtsOiUsd, AS the judgment of this veslTY,
Was lhe continued reside &c Of the Rev. VIM.
nthNfong, in Wheel ny or ITS vicinity, will lie
n'se'y pIOmOtye Of the interests Of that bTauch
o NE Church with which lie has been so long and
pl9nolably conn cied, and wlleie he mas minis.
W,sa with general acceptance.
=, ~ R'Iotrsd That the conviction expressed in
we oltgong resolutions, arises from the fact that
n' Presence and advice will tend To- strengthen
zoe Patsl Of ST. Matthew's, and by locating within,
Wla The neghbothood OF the SAME, he unIendeT
=
" olhtls in The vicinity, and exercise supenn,
lending cafe Of the "Meade Collegiate Institute"
u; contributions to which havebeen OgeIy due TO
Sh. Rssotlsd, That in case Mr. Armstrong
'allI conclude TO remain In this neighboTIiood lbs
iaeSe'soE in Tie Rectotship Of ST Matthews Will
F itqiesItd TO invite him TO occupy either Desk
",rHlph at his pleasure.
oh. Retolofd, That VI SIT. Armstrong will EN-
HIsln laombly the proposals Of a residence IN
wA nelghbOrhood, THIS veslTy will at once en!el
spon such plans iOT support as will tits believed
y PIomoliye Of The comfort OF himself and FAM!
n Swtll because OF the valuable services which
= nay render Iothe Congregation OF 81. Matthew's
~ we luluie, as in recognition Of tie many years
ml'hnl and labohOus service inthe past.
D va R'''l5sd. That a cory Of tue foregoing
:, S,s'olallons be presented to The Rev. Vim. Aml-
'u0ns by the Register
49,. WHEELING, July 8, 1854.
vIAs VeitrTo OF So. Matthew'S Church. to
EtNTLEMESi-YOu communication Informing
M your acceptance Of my Teslsnntion Of 81
''"AeWS Church, was duly received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

73H1I RIVER AND WEATHER. III
CEoNaATI, August 81 .--Rlver falling slowly
Weather warm aid clnudy
PITTsnURdH, August 3l,--Rivet "a Inches fall
Ing. Weather clear aud warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

OIEbnS6 UuL 4Iu0
NY HlBR gu the wo'ldis advertising OF selling Goods
w at and below cost, lhaye all tho time continued
selling at such extremely low prices as 10 elicit from mos
every one the remark that am notwithstanding, telling
cheaper hsn hercit W -fra
II you Wish to convince yourselves Of the truth OF hs
assertion, just give me coll andtyon WIN iny salaly
yourselves that my prices not only compete With boSe OF
any other, but are ~ most case lOwor.
Just received by EYpress large lot OF me Yey hest
plain hareges and Tissues. which shall seAt ~ cents
ISAAC Prayer, it6 MainN X \. Il
LEGS - betveen Monroe and Union,