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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from The Parents.

And must this continue Shall We be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields horses
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
fanstions and PGsSious, subject to great derAnge-
mont, involving our future peace and happiness
In ali that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife Of our affections, and the mother Of our chill.
dron; In all that concerns the mental and physical
well being Of those children, We. should be i'm
mersed IN the darkest and most
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20

-'''' IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than ono hulded permanent of PrOlapsus
eIi nave been eected within he last year by the use OF
these chains By applying end OF the chain over the
regou OF the abionie the other the spne Just
above the hip u Usual symptoms incident to that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20
SECRET DISEASES.

md only advertised reve thu alcted, Iartlcu.
r. into the ''Yted SepulchTe$"
Other abOdcs Of GLRreiaism blsEpled io I'll III the
public prints as the only aees WHERE cIo can DC oh
tamed iDr cerIan diseases baltimore, like Otller large
cies.is Invested with tribe, and strangoIs should be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20
-CHRONiC OR SECONDARY F. RMS.

vii c should be contemplated with and INSULT.
ed delight, presents all Incubus mind, lngit with
lsarfu apmclei eXciIes only feelings OF disrust
iepugIiaIee The eNertiUs or parents and guardians
retain ter youthful elai 70 this sub
IeCt, has loo ei, proved Iusc and fatal philosophy lot
honest idrnrc be them IN TeasOn'S early dawn,
aud guided by Tile light Of truth, the pitfalls OF Ignorance
and sub cqucmt misery will he easily avoided.
pRDNE'PFiIAN FIRES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20

DR. Harris may congratulate himself upon tile hap
by result AMI rejoice that he is permits
led TO dispense balm the afflicted position moro
vable than tho jewccd throne OF earth's iOeSt pOter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20

CommiscTatiIlg the misfortune o[tls OF unhappy
persons Dr. has sought with uniting zeal through the
wide age OF medical lore, for the last 20 years an anti
doe these prolific evils and can proudly say his eoris
moi ed with success. Abundant rrOn
is constantly vcH in his practice fe nlahe efficacy
oTIhese remedies, BY happy combination ortrealent,
rhysicaIdeb is removed, constitutional soundness
toIed The weakened organs npTistine strength
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Lsass whid.y tour Houss Wednesday Il !, ! nj al
ssls From woodbosrs. BY kAooos Valley, Loy'.
Cross Roaas, snd Gnoisboro', 70 Js<ksbsso, 81
miles and back. encs week.
Leave Woodbousne Saturday al y
Arrive a Jacksboro' by 4pm
Leave Jucksboro' Friday at samj
Arrive at Woodbourne by pm.
s5I4 From Woodbourne, by vandegrf's and Moore'a
Rest, to Clinton rs niles and back, once week.
Leave Woodbourne Mondays at Sam
Leave Clinton Tuesdays at t9aa,
Arrive Woodboume by SPIN.
s5i5 From Woodbourne, by Cedar Ford Powder spriag
Gap, Red Hin, and Clear Spring, 10 Thorn Hill,
80 riilea and back, once week
Leave Woodboums Mondays af Gam;
Arrive ct Thorn tiill BY 6Pn;
L.esvs Thorn Hill Tuesdays at6 m;
ssls From Sycamore, By Elisks elsrks and Brewers, 10
sneedsviie, 90 miles and back, wesk.
Arrive al snssdsslIs by u m;
Leave Snoedsvlle Thursdays at 2 pm;
ssl1 From Ru,ltass BY T.mpsieo Min Spring, sad Now
Market. to Dandridge, IS mics and back, once a
Leave Ra.lsdse Fridays at PM
Leave Dandridgo Fridays at4am
Arrive Ru,edgc by il an.
berry dp, and yellow Springs, to T.ne~slI, 4s
milss and back once week. rb9
Leave Rogcrsviile Thursday at5am
Arrive at TszsweIl by 7pm;
Leave Taxcwsl Friday At 5ami
sss FROM s' Resss.ss ssaisi ~ y 81 Clair Ras.svs
miles and back week. 35Ht
Leave Rogersvils Fridays at am;
Arrive a, Russellville by Ham;
Leave Russcllvllc Friday atl pm;
Arrive at Rogenviic by 6 pm.
Bids TO carry only between st. Clair aud Russell-
vile invited. #
$3.50 From RogersviIe, by Mill Bend, Van Hill, Laurel
Gap. NswmaosvlIe, and Gnysbure, to RheatOwn,
80 mies and back, week
Leave Rogersvils Saturday at am;
Arrive At Rhcatown by nj
Leave Rheaown Friday at Ian;
Arrive Rogersvils by p m.
652l From Roee by Andcrson's Cross Roads,
The daily union., 1854-03-03
rysvills. ls milss and b@ck, saes : wssk.

rysvills, IL milss and back, soes wssk
Leave Truadle's Cross Roads Saturdays at P m,
Arrive atIAarysvle by 6pmi
Leave Marysviils Saturdays at am
Arrive II 1rundle's Cross Roads by ~ m.
s54l From MarysyiHs. by Chihowee, citco Ball Play,
BelIown, Teico Plains Jaapa, and Columbus,
10 Benton ~ miles and back once week
Leave Marysvle Monday at am;
Arrive al Benton neyt day by 5pmj
Leave Benton Wednesday, ri 6am;
Arrive al Marysyis next day by pm.
Bid. 10 end route At Tcilco Plains invited.
s54a From Maryssills, by Clover Hill, coyds Creek
UDis Mosguntown Rockville and Midway, TO
Athens. SIS miles and back, once week.
Leave Marysvlc Tuesdays al 8 m;
Arrive at Athens nsxt days by l2m;
Lssve Athens Wednesdays at 81 pm;
Arrive st Marysve next days by spm
os45 From Msdsonvie TO Sweet Water, 10 mIes and
back, three times week.
Leave Madisonvills every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at I2 m;
Arrivs a, swee, Water by 3pm;
Leave Sweet Water every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Madisonvills by 10
sS4i From Telieo Plains, by coksr Greek Beaver Mills
arpAy rSses Nssoocbss s u c'ansys 81
miles and back, twice week
Leave Tellico Plains Monday and Wednesday at 5
Arrive At Clarksvils next days by 8 pm;
Leave Clarksvile Wednesday and Friday at 5 a m ;
Arrive at Teico Plains next days by 8 pm.
s545 From Benton by Ocoa Caaasausa Cohutta Springs,
Ga, Rural Vale, and Fillmore, 10 Dalton, 81 miles
and back, week.
Leave Benton Mondays at III m
Arrive al Dalton next days by by Sans
Leave Dalton Tuesdays st 2 2pm;
Arrive at Benton next days by 10
es46 From Athens by Canirelrs Cross Roads and Cog
HILL 10 Columbus, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Athens Saturdays At am;
Arrive at Columbus by III a m;
Leave Columbus Saturdays at pm;
Arrive tho next by q p
Bids extend TO Benton will be considered; also, TO
twice week.
s5a7 From Charleston by Stony Point, to Benton, l3
mica and back, twice a week.
Leave Charleston Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6
The daily union., 1854-03-03
Leave wayussboro' Tuesday. rhSr.a.y, ana Sat

Leave waynssboro' Tuesday, Thsrvasy, ana sat
urday at IL m,
Arrive al La Grange next days by i2mi
Leave La Grange Tuesday, Thursday, and sa.ur-
Arrive !. waynesboro' next day. BY San.
5000 From Waynesboro, by Whtsker's Bluff, TO Linden
IS miles and back, once week
Leave Wayhssboro Saturdays at IN
Arrive at Linden by 6pmi
Leave Linden Fridays at am
Arrive Waynesboro' by 6 pm
s62l From Waynesboro by carrcllylle, to Patrick a
miles and back, once week
Leave Waynesboro' Saturdays at Sam
Arrive at Patrick by 4pmj
Leave Patrick Fridays ats am
Arrive at Waynesboro' by pm
e622 From Waynesboro', by Clifton Hermitage, Deca-
turville, Lexington, Juno, and Cotton Grove, 10
Jackson, "a miles and back, three times
week Of the weekly trips each way 70 sup
ply Shady Hill and Scott's Hill, emitting Deea-
iurvie.
Leave Waynesboro' Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday al IL m
Arrive at Jackson next days by 2pm;
Leave Jackson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive .. wsynesboro' mex. days by Sam.
S623 From Waynesboro', by Houston, Pleasant VAL
ley. and Lowryvile, 10 Eagle Mills, 80 miies and
back, once a week
Leave Waynesboro' Tuesdays al 6 ami
Arrive at Eagle Mills by pm
Leave Eagle Mills Wednesdays at 9
Arrive at Waynesboro' by nj.
Bids 10 extend TO Savannah will be considered
S624 From Waynesboro by Factor's Fork, West Point,
Wayand's Springs, Florence, Ala, Westmore-
aadvIlle, Cypress Inn, and Victory, to Waynss-
boro', equal TO As miles and back, once week.
Leave Waynesboro' Thursdays at 6 a nj
Arrive at Florence by S p M;
Leave Florence Fridays at a M;
Arrive at Wayncsboro' by m.
S625 From Purdy, by Stanonville, Hamburg, Red Sui
phur Springs, Eas'pori, Miss, Waterloo, Ala,
Gravelly Spring, Oakland, and Florence, to Tus-
cumbia, rs miles and back, three times d week
Leave Purdy Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
att m;
Arrive Tuscumba by 10 IN;
Leave Tuscumbia Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sat
urdays AT m;
Arrive at Purdy by pm.
1926 From Purdy by Morse Greek, Jones's Mills, Met
amors, Jonesboro', Miss, and Ruckcrsvie, TO
Ripley, Al miles and back, once week.
Leave Purdy Fridays at a m;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

QuACSERY vs., CuoLERA.---The editor of the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal remarks with
reference tOtho various cholera pauOceas that Np-
pear il the public Journals, thst il should be a
matter Of conscience @ltheditors TO wonthepeo-
pie not 10 trust 10 secret RTepnTnLlons for there is
hoIeliumce to be plncedin, yone medicine as a
specific cure. Take nothing without The calm I'D.
vice Of a physician @hoaokDOwledge hiSrespon'
sibiIy 10 society by devOIingims life TO The Iabo.
rious pusuit Of mi4tytering 10 the sick" sr
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RbsS...i n, ..,,.,,,. ~ ~ s,lR kIURbRR M
:, y. 'ity''''' .S.. ~. 80.
'''.Ape l'lAi,--N "us e'ur sSN =
gIaphio lead tbot one Of Two stang kfeNohmen,
rbo s,al ns3 :, M. .,,ss uolsI. I'M ijo6k siset,
,t,,s.,- ", "a, ~. &, ~. 4 1 \.
Nn.'eNS' 'Hlul on NloHu' I've "a ~ y,
ed IN bed lle next moghns iIhe4lsgs t0se pe'
tween aud O'Clock, aud I'm, alEr tell 19 the
nroprisloT he would teliln IA two UDnis IA bieGk
re-, .,hi,t a.. c.,,s, ~ N, thJo,l,1n, bnS4yef.
~ '4''S'' ~, d. w, .,r,...,,.,o,,
WAS bnOuBht oil u unHl ilpyp ll ll6 hlNe ''VV''
when servant gitl entered The Toon whete he
slept turlng Ihs previous. might anddiSoOveEsd ha
eopPpnionlSipgoptbe bsl, HIS head gOv9t9d Yl'ys
Blood The l.sdgersaysi 8eNt n y q,
She 1t oheeiweRt down Stairs aid intctmed mI''
Ih9mSs tle ptopEsI9I Rle ascngS .G ,s tJ I
MED IN ~ NJ ;s o,S. si,,I Ssy,, information
The CORONER VjNR klhinbhvdl ma d. I,nP OOunenC
ed An'inyesGpalioh kIt 50
p The Eo6ItJ Sb6i,ilnJ t0d MEDIA both or @ltiOhau
bedti oceunieh tJ6utI HE It'd 1itdIeat lls ehslsEn
window lay stretched the body Of q man, having
Ills nahlshnl sRVas upon him, lbut no Slockl'lgs'
while his o6ut o,id vest wtEe hang ng upoa chalE'
Upon tile face N Tie murdered man was pill ow!
and the mart OF thS next TO his lace WINS dengeq
thfUloUl and, bfains os we'll as The pillow ana
bed beRsOIht a lelribieWnnnd inthe top OF inc
head, lust above the Corsheadi apparently CAUSED
by y pistol shot wound, had caused death 'NsE"N'
tnneousY, there being no Evidence OF Asuussl4 0'
movement, sxcsnt that one lootwAs dEnwI paIlIul
lily up. 'rhe pockets of tile cpAtnnu Ves' nu" III
paTentlY been seatcheI TT ydl0nbes, aSone OtIWo
Of lhe pockets were turned inside olih NOl sCIap
OF panpC, OF any money, except one csll'' was
found in Tile pockets. The DECEASED Yes S'nnii,
light bd lgIna, N6put 80 OF 90 yeats at age WIN
snail woustaCt tut pqYhisEsFsf N9 R9Is wa ,,.,
gwen by eihtIor the meno thet a''lXu' us ~ t"e
I.,Na II re-. 80 tt1N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

1'Mg TURr.-A ttolNns match for $4,000 came
on overthe CsniIeylle Coulse, Long Island, On,
Tuesdny, between I'd. Eddyapl HlgAlaBd Maid.
-Four hsatswers run, 3D. Eddy winding the Gtsl
anil HE ldst ftvo ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

We wish lin God speed. How sweet, howe
toIcblng There Is more Of lin the book, but we
'SsleT Hamlet" compare It's beauties with those oil
btr great eSsnplSI, Dr.. Watts Nothing, we pre-
SuMe, but the Characteristic noleslY OF the Beech
et iahiilY has prevented her from doing so.
Our sXt acts from this work are neither better
Motwolse than what femaitis unnOlIced! What
colld have induced MIS-, Stowe 10 write it, or,
having written, 10 print IL touS inCoRCelvable.
A friend suggests that Mrs, Stoves conscience
was exercised on account Of tie excessive Aatery
Of Uncle TOMS Cabin, and in order TO GegOih her
peace Of mind she must needs write another book
10 untiecelve heC woplihpefss and show how false
and foolish was their enthusiasm In that view,
the success Of these VOLUMES is indisputable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
HOUSE ANp. 1oT FOR g1E51.. :

THE undersigned Offers tor sale bis HOu,S and D,,
i Market stfcel. east side, between Nom 0e aid a.
tlTeeS The l0t is i,itet !lOnl, will good bek az
llpg house aud out buildings q II -
II Will be sold low aud on accommodate isIus /,
POssCSAlon siyeiGpDy lime alter The htiO. 0tlOttr
,cr8 49, 4. q K .'. J.N. 2iNuyg
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lkUSIkb'S SALE.

DY virtue Rleed Of Trust eXte uttd 10 N, \, VIA,
ID as JeGers, for tho beTeht If Tie Nor WtSS ~.
Ut Virginia, alall proceed on Oliay tie Sb S nI
toher LtSl, AZ t,S !ront roTs q III: court EOpp on
pTOfeFyf OF 80 much lhoTe0F As may be httCt,y ~
hepnposes OF said trust 10 WIT tie LoSS
No. IN i4llt SEQ 10 OIthe city VI Wht{l H ~,
HaMe's addition thereto, supposed 10 measure a M ~
on 9th steot aud tnnniTg back 12 feet; also n W,,
OF lot No Ii0 on john city Of WbsslirS
Terms Of fae-- Such tile only viii be tSs,,,,
a. is vested lnMie BY tile said deed oil lust ODD
deed book 81 PFse a0s, in'he ClsrSa ortc Of oo as
w. III rts..., u. LANR
:. seI.9Iu. - -. L. TTuS.t.
HOUsH AND. LOT FOR SAIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
AZ pnge for tho Beautiful.


sn0BA DIIge for the Beautiful. a3.
Softly, peacefully, ~ Nt '.t
y Hf fiF lay hGr t. TeStt 1
PIacothe itir( nghtlY tI''. ..s
ON her young Diedsti
t"r' Gently, snleinMiy, gl'It 't
'" Bend Ger tic bed
Where ye haYA NnlOWed '".
Thus 0atly hofhead.
d M Plant young willows '.a shuH.
rHFriY GlUSO by h0T gTNVoi Do li.lN ,.'...#
-H s.l Lot It's lOug branches slIru '.a
SoOthlTgY waves otHah
.sE .ura Twilu sweet rose tree ...IHH.a..'
Over the tOmbi Er'L. #ar' r.r
ra.r Sprinkle lresh buds there, ru.5
d. = t..s Beauty and bloom. W. ~ - ~
Let bright fountain ...- nfrt-.
Limp and clears .....
MurnieI lie music, f ..t.
Smile through a tear . I.,.f.,... ..
Scatter LIS diamonds .. Rms.
Where the loved one lies,
ga Brilliant and slRrrN ,H.
Like angels eye. rf..r
Then shall the bright birds, '''rt
Un golden wing.
Lingering ever
..# MuTinurng Slnrj ..".
Then shall the soft breeze
PensiVely sigh, ti
BtunIg rich fragrance
'' 30" And melody by
riH lay tile sod lightly H. rrH r-,INN
,TLtn. over her breasts
aa.. ,rH Calm be her Sldnbers
u. Peaceful her lest, u.s. ..|s
Reautilul, lovely,
She was but given,
4 fair bud 10 earth,
80. .E4l.. To bl0sSOmin hCaEen. tNDNC
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nrnw AnVnRTIsmMmNrs.


wanted.
sMAR BOY, no irish need apply. k i
a SGrs ihi ofllo Or ~ my Basket store MARKET
.aSS1-lN d MooaAX.-
a Wanted.
Ty enty EuddlsrB ana Helpers,
4 T. ala a ONT 10 Iron Works, 10 good WORK.
"a t.n sobff mn he seable NOM regular employment
wfIil6sa Keu None Olher veeuell,iH .sns0 ow
Nrnly 10 lilo inalagetA ~ lie M9lAs: ssl.sS--S4
PRUPOSALS
1Itt ha received iil tho 1lli of OblO9oIr iortaNDS
Ail Oval 0t tho ii!erslg
..SnoV gsEI F,l Nos
6esiFable Country Residence 4
Sf9-gH = RON SALE. t(t.4E{
Aaksk ron SALR a V0ly desirable Teslhente eltua'
lllNl ISL g5bii iSiST fO5ntI 6lid tuffobnded by
Recommendations iiuli troos ihubborN &tl 4 $50
Mis- I,fSni es C0hlgllS good MSble well on wafer,
and ming h,aklDg eOnueie anu dehir4p COUNTY,
roslIe0c6 P5f itther pAIl lelles elply 70 !, 3{fl
ssl2lillW lnisllge9GeE once,
SI ttOl K HAL l.H ',la Z. W.
AND HER GREAT INDUCEMENTS .
m m. ller Retail Trade eur Prldp, ejlat,
mo Sluro IN Tie city can compare Will tic style AMI
AsiHnsh 0rour ildl nrlI'or can lhey compare Will
While money villa orn and beauty so also with duo
judgment and DXteIUCe can buy boots and Shoes al as
lOnslIy lOiYnrlces aud W0, Tor Onrsaesnen and our
self promise to sell tlcnGt the smallest possible adj
vance. ei' VTd n II.
LOOK AT QUIZ PRICES AND THEN 10 your
INTERESTS
Ladies' French murotco Jenny Llnds for S6cs. at Nc
NrAl r OAK HAIL No. t23 MninSi tl'N son3O
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e = : IF4LITTF FASHION FOR 1854 J M
FOR 'fW
.Gentlemen's Hats.

q t1AVBRY has on hand and u manufacturing Hats q
lhe abuSo Rtyle and with The assistance OF HE Conf
loTmatuTei Idh ht them With most beauOl and elegant
Hat lia5fl3 III " ~ M linfis s,s ssil frs..l
rgsNcA i40hnd i4s Main street,
sen1 lt Wheeling Va. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

lr,f ..... ,... aSu nlrrS SALE,
SieplleDRiee Gi",,,,.
w az, sHWIY, Ia a
Georle W Gratalm's adminlslrOior 'u' SogIl q Oh,
aud others H... 'O'WhN.
lppurSuanCe OF decree made OH the7tAs,,,
1901 IN the db"ve named cAvse, will ssII =, M
House q ONO county on Monday TIC 18Th G,y ..I
hear n huiIon'9 bank, being The am llf
present oecul'led By Mrs. Mary GTaIlaIn. F0PtnI 4
| u lo sale Will be made on GUHlil Of siy ,,..,
proved security, beATing lhieieSI iron, d., VIII
te tile VIII DO retained uniitbe whole PVtS,,. y
10 paid. ,-'..'ts .s..s...t ''''N's u'ig
tf't 80 SOC WM s. WIcKHiv
' y, IT,, =, ShellGOlOH o..
NaynI October, 1874. hdE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

A. SpOssPARTRIDGB especially inioTn Z HI, p,lt,
n and the public geReIslly, that The ilsht btl; "
laVoIWble at thiA season, he Will give particular aty
during this nlOptli and next, 10 taking The liSsre,
VI " aMu .. LaLltL.--. II y unit
John bUNNE has opened SiOTe Oh NIIIGT
u Wheeling, text 10 Michel Rohsh's mai BE ya,J, 4
the sa OT SecouIl Hand Furniture, where lie il a.
mined 10 buy, sell hI exchange Furniture Of ali IND
Also, 10 buy GsnlleIhcns cast Oh Clothes ola C,I,,
etc ETC. .. 1870
All persons having Furniture TO dispose Of wilfhf
to their advantage TO sail on hgri ytStl1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

D. Tne LAR6Esr HoG.--l'be Madison tlnd.) Ban.
Ner saws Marlin Roberts, who resides on the river
some six miles below Madison, in Kentucky, in
forms US that lie has hoy that weighs upwards of
aineeien hundred pounds, which he sold for two
bundled dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

sd DEVALOATIOS.-The Washington Star slateE
that tie accounts wilhthe Government, Of sam'i.
Davidtoh King, late Surveyor General Of CVlCOF-
niu, and iof many Yeas highly respected resident
of Washington city and its vicinity, ore said to BE-
slioft about 10000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
TFAEE AND WINTER GOODS.

| IL RlSKELL& Co. have commenced receiving their
IL Rallpnl Winter stock OF nry GoOdl, ~
Ier 10 the public at laCge IeLyeii OF lQfeT
ApoTllOn Of tholr stock 2ihI beef itOrleN ~ them,
direct from RuOne, aud tho renlainlGr puphdaed on the
hest terms and at tho lO@sel nrieeS. They invite en- OK
Inh IItv IN nlhAsu nhrrlAtor 81 ~ ~ eanIH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

these Scsds arc the growth or The pTUEr,o, Ek,,l
long experience ths b6siIess eNables lin % ttorLtrd
them With e0niiasnss and holds hig'dfEnos!lyl' e.
quality. Eaep6rer bears alabe wilhlt a,H, ard rsy.
Tanty Of the proprietor. N
J. II. CRUMBACHGR,
mI6 \ AZ. N ~. sgcnl InIIaNN LAIAttN
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MT ANTED.-A married. man, OF veiy small lamiIy5
w wishes situation Do Sal6sman, or receiving OF
shipping clefk he make hlilso useful In any kind
Of Store Satisfactory Reference given 10 Of tho
best men In either Baltimore or Wheeling. IL III. .
o. Address, through TIE Post once, ,ia.1 5..t, (.
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W Wanted
NOOK TRRE EVBRYDODY!I

look HIKE EVEN lDU,DDIi.III
Fist arrival Of Fall etooh .r,,:,. y
ISAAC pRAGER has rtesiyed TO day, o onoSSTir.pdd
will receive CpnsiGhtly nom laIe VI sCcSnbtsi
for THE Fall TiodS which Tor beauty 10 81 W
make ltfo.eyeIy one Of The utmost a"'sV
before purchasing else Il ~, ,,.on MonNRIiO
;, RemeRberrS 10 AAliA'lfts' se'|'0" =, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30
"'', Peter Leoher,S !,
Catholic Hot ltiOIler aud GentH'I"S'"''

ESPSIs ~ a. .ol has Iorsss :k''"
Periodicals., With nlamv oilers. r,,ho,i, ~.
Abo, cOnslNntly ON hand all the sS III
LEGATIONS, With many imported MoIkkS HIEcmgR
be sOld Rtteddced prices ~ PEIhh Lnns 'iinInb.
f'N06 an eli between Monroe 9Gd INV. TT,Vv
jei9uy isstS b.EGT iF,i WheslHs...---
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-11
Esse AID yETgCE,.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
\ concern, that application will be made to
the County Commissioners of Cecil county,
at their first meeting after the lth day Of
April, next, to appoint three persons as En-
anliners to view and lay out public road be-
ginning near the Cross Roads in the road
leading from Oxford and Blue Ball. thence
Westerly passing between the houses of Am
hrosa llocomb and of Thomas and Jacob
Bontam. to the road connecting the road
loading from Blic'l Meeting House to New
London, and the road leading from the Brick
Meeting House to the Blue Ball a. some point
between Ezra Rogers and Robert Browns.
March II 81 4w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-11
C!)e zs1nr!!ci5.

E.Kr'S, Ma. ilA.-@!onr 800: wheat
+l.ij, cora ~ : - cts; oats 81 cts.
Bt.r'M2a& M.aH%r, M,r:'i 9.-FLo-a .xo
MEA...-fhc advises BY the steamer ! il,
which 'elc!icl here THIS la5rAinc, have had
The effect Of un,c't!ciag brrad;t,.l,>. Flour,
however, was hl!'l l;l1Ecr. Thcv. wee sd,
Of $40 bbi' Howard street h!a:n!s at - ti..l
aMl $50 bh| do. at - - yer barrel. Sales,
also Of So: c $500 bblS for OLIVER in Anril NJ
a. %. The market was not quito so iiiln at
the close. Nothing done in City Mills. it is
he, At - - per barrel. Rye flour IS -.
AID country Corn Meal 3S1, city do. :! la
- - CT ar:l.
GauN ANp SE!D.-'fhc supply Of W!,ca, +:
light -Njput lose bushels oHt,rd AMI part
~ sold AT - Il Il j. fr rcd and ~ =
. - &c" hnS!icl for GOOD prime white. Corn
lis 600 bushels olc:',d, anl partly sid at
- 4 ! cents rc:' l,lsi.Il ior viii and ydl, w.
Rye - J5 cent per b'lsht. Oats Is IA -
G:en'Sl Yer bua!,e!. tlo?c,s, ) - a s., at
timothy ) II - - per bns,L
u " Wilmington Market same n last w,c't