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lToEth arltlah Revle1r. an !. ]

We enc in Feceipt from Leonard, Scott s. Co.. of
the above review for May. 1854, which IS the COM
mencement of the volume. Iilaekwood. The Ed.
inburgh. London Quaftefly and the Westminster
Review, commence their volumes nj July. The
postage on the entire Reviews and Biackwood's
Magazine per aDnum, is only so cents. making the
annual cost tothe subscriber but SO 80 per annum
for the i've. The literary standby Of these works
as so pre- eIninently above that Of the MonthlieS
and Quarteties usually taken through the country,
faat we MAXWELL wonder how any one can hesir !
tate for a moment as 10 the comparative merits
and usefulness of the works. The last Westmin-
ster alone contains an ariieleon the fsbslance of
power in Europe" which at the present jhnctlre,,
Is worth more to the American reader than half
tue publications usually found in light literature
establishment in our large cities, while the review
OF De Qnincey's woEksis far above the usual class
regarded as good Literary contributions. These
works are supported by the paid labor of the best
talenkin England aud are alphabetically the stan
dhrd liteFaE essays of III cage on both eoatinenis.
One Of the great objects of the American spublic
should be 10 advance and elevate the iefafy tasle
Of the Young and next 10 positive teaching HE
Euust effective method is 10 place in theft hands.
productions such as those which grace the pages
Of these publications. Elevate the standard and
you elsyate The pdpil.' Keep out OF The hands of
the yonfg the trash daily scattered broadcast over
our cpunltyssuct as ntales of highway robbers,.,i
-Indiah brides, Old Hunters.'' &C., &C., which,
eontainnct an idea a fact for use, ofwliich the
reader when hethFows them aside and asks himself
what have retained from This work, can say
''nothing but apleasant illusion, aninpressiou,o
place in their hands standard worss and essays.
anah ne
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RHAL RsTAPR sA s.I.i5..,..


EEIy1l 7I7T "
10 y virtue OF Two Deeds CT Rrnsf 49,
p II. hlcEweni one OF which Ses ly Tho,,
q ana 5ae G ~ ss
tho r1uaIy Court OF Ohio eouiItr 81. ofts %
OF ne hsast o a.
i, s,' g ss
loeeed 70 gen At public ane ion 10 q vbs
,or n ts Slogn describe bidder
eight lsl ~ square nine CO.. seven al IN ,s huRbefs
1S)s ioHgtee iA0, fifteen Ct5) and tVs
1gentyslx g260i and sixteen (f61 n ll6) In so
u tle anditio5t The city OF tgheeii seven
Rlehictown but now known BIZ he Is,,s et
Ing. EI y efni South Wfssssl
Such title as is vested IN me d rrus if' i
the PIT ss3 WV ee made d
The ADORE sale Ia p6stpone;t I'll, TRONG
day lane et100seloek, a 81 q tts n
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81 No Dyso OK rug .1- e Prairie liz, IT
would seem. according 10 some, has a tendency To-
make the7hpman frame immortal ot impetshable.
One of the exeussionists To- the Upper
says: sour driver was asked IL it ssas healthy on
she prainess Yes he said, people neyerreallydie
on them. they Keep living Until they lust Kind u.
gradually dry, up, and lktn thes bioio aspay.---
Sometimes, when they want 10 die as they do a.
the States, they moyeout of Town and go down the
nyer. .EAaisit : jAkHs1l&
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To be Solar.

tkyERA hysu loeated lots eonsenient ,o,,.,.
~ lehot % ne 1smptiela Railroad Tla snansnaea
Acres, and yorld pc mt st desirable place ,o
OF my bgdng requiring good room e saof
efs SyenLy Per Ct viii be taken ID q n ~ y
IN ono and Two years. with iBtefestfr ibe ~.
good weilof water. The house, vlici, r.
l s sIs iss loi u l:os; oorsbis
walk of the most business parts Of DIX e1 hYe hut
Payment VIII be taken At 80 pcr cent nii,lfh,.
70 1S saa .tee et jo nj S
my26 em next door 10 u. Rohail;s s.a+s, q
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* q The New York and Erie RajltopJ Company
are gradually recovering, says HE New York Timss
tom their troubles, fur as the running of nas-
sshger rains is concerned, N satisfactory al
rangement has been entered into Between the en-
giaeers and The conpally. ~ q IS 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28
.Tne Telegrapnic war.

tlljt 177I -F1a y q ,l1a :. issI-11
The w estern Press generally, and the Pitts
ouFsh Press particularly, are taking advantage of
the present hot weather {. aud deafth of news. to
nehe eown EaleeE sharply upon the Telegraph.
Lines. ing lhe manner IN which lis news is fpr
nisheu. II Tins war shall end in the correction Of
some q pe abuses which have cIept into the MAN.
ssementoi that concern, we viii be satisfied, as
wan DC ouEeoiempolaues throughout the West, for
lneh great good TO Printers and their readers
satisfaeiiod Is given to no one. besides
very materially the cost Of printing papers, moi.
only IN the money paid for the news 10 the COMMA
mics. but in4lle Acknowledgements oflabor light,
&c., and besides we are subjected to the income,
nience OF waiting until all private dispatches are
disposed Of before we are served and often to the
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The Famine 81 palealine.

81
accounts of the famine now devastating Palestine.
and these reports have been continent by snlsel
quent foreign arrivals. The Asrnouea1,sof I,be
on, q Jewish paper pfintsd I'M Ne, York s,,,,,.
fishes fufl account 81 the distress of tat ,,,,,
together tAe Pastoral NJ anrss ~
CHIEF Rabbi, London. 10 the eo,ssasa,,ija s.
Great Britain, and the Appeals ana fermentation
of the afflicted children ~ ls,o.i Il
their brethren in Great Britain and A,s,;c.,
articles are too long for q. nnbl;ca,o, \;
per, or we would Law them beors ~.
of whom are ..'ais
iating to the Holy Lana ana
berol whom nave y.
evefeoncerns he
same Faith AM, p,a,kss,., = ~.
lpeals state that f,tsrs sr
fiearne,, IL
the erayss af
The ,noss
live ,bev MI ..s
st,a ss.s :. III 49,. =
M.
ss,
and 1890 sas 80 3
10, l,.,,s;i nv, s.'s
=, lle
M sss. ~! z, Is j. - !,
o,hsrs - - - DsssoWeu upon .If
mice ~ H.. y
famipe and ,b. ,,nss,,lsS w :, INC
Ano,hat, ca,,s ~ y1;s,Ssss = ss,.'.'.s;a
of the so; of Inc ,i :.
US - Y los Alons from tlie want
o. pecniia'y means Aont Nthe ssaiia Of Protection
ly mpracticatiIe to labor outs;as II ,t
c;,iss = 800 a. 81. III
q ths anu
iaieieas beaoiilss tor whatever the inhabtants
Somethinoi s,,o,, i, ,l,s
;n s., "a. 49, Z, = IS
.s "nls me Jews OF faiestipe now
mud themselves y Is not NECESSARY los Stop and
enquire what brought about a state of at,a;Is 81
dstressinsy nv ana hay,;ff,f ar 81
anSs ~ snpeNihs ,o-lhe
pt az NATIONS. II is sufficient To-
know that they exist.and il relief is not afforded
and thai speedIly, too relief win he ar M,
lw Enoa ., -
-" avs y ~ 2 sne seASs. OF our city
V pat We are sails fed that the;ap
peal will not cometo them inyain.a Under the fl
and ibt iS
sYnmsnt .thiJs
80 p'ospg "a Ald aeeu l
uucn Weath. From Their abundance, their suffer-
ing brethfen in Palestine have right 10 expect a
relief from starvation and thus far nj east ar5,e
sat;o,, ~ ~ - s = sA
So. - = s.''sse. 'es'
= e close with afew extracts from the ssIA MEST
o. THE AFfi1cTr Ssl being Al, asts,
lf,.saisza SKI se,a 81. 81
800 - on
AeV'.aois, anu ihIeneen iof The congfega-
IONS IN Great Britain and America:
Brethren of the house Of Israel ,ybo s,scy r.;
happy England and Aefica: We . arIens ~ ma.
synagogues and ministers IA th,;r ".
Ishipners who reheafsts me asi aisriss
ltonality,and hone i'm the fliilness ~ ,;ns
Eeffnlgence of its fntures ye en- ldreI al mercy
of love- whose shield ~ t
Iye people peculiar 10 God sons ana Ra,s
iamin on You We callby The les 81 TeIisiSb mi
fbrotherhpod 10 arouse yourselves AID sSye from
annihiuton he Remand G
Iof ZonEand JelnsaIen.
The dearth efas Tsiss si ;I,,;s.. -, e,s,.s
sIcy and aso ~ q Iisb a5 STATE q an
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~ SoHI:yvH AZ KRIias "A gentlemen Of our ac-3
qnaintance, desiIing some information from a
andinclosed post Office stamp for the reply. In
due course o time he received an answer 10 his
letter, pos age unpaie, and the following P. S.;-
Il am yeEy much obliged for The Uttered paper you
sent'me. We had heard fsncif ihings before. but
were ipcTedulous. Enthis case Ne had the hest
KIND Of evidence the letter itself. Her.
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70 have to announce the deceaSe of Georee w.
Asp1nwal ESD. OF this city, long known as a.,
aepye and enierprising business man, md much
sssee',ee IN private lile Mr.. AS health has long
been declining and it was with vic ~ ia III s
that he sailed last winter on the san Fraucisco.
bound to South america. BE was fescnei nom
the wreck of tat Iuckless steamer and taken in.
e Boston by the IS Afterwards lie sailed to
Hayarias thence 70 southampton. and was On tie
Eitctic ON his way home when she was oblipe5 ia,
pnt beck 20 Liverpool. He arrived finally m tbs
Arctic At New York and was enabled 10 reoch.
home end die among hls kindred. - n iiadeiphia
BHtlsfin. ss,sf ~ n e !,
IA PEpsaFi6 TlrPLz I.an lord, - said Ger
tain speedy peaagoues somewhat given to strong
Mutations, ] would like quantam of spifiis, a
Ihodicnm Of molasSes in coninnctiop witEia little
wa,eti butdea largely with the spiflls, thou man
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PAaEHaalDao Igsaa.- ellp be lgllowins

PAaKrashuRo Irras. We clip The following
from the Gazette Of Saturday:
- sgsLr CAueii1 Last week n horse was stolen
" = lhens comfy, OAio-two parties participating
i ~ me thsft. Ehe 1wner, suspecting that tie
lhlsRes designed making their way to This place,
came hitllet hastily, conferred with The ferryman
anu laiu trips to catch the Togues Sltes enough,
not long alter the plan, the ferry boat
ieit The ohio shore, whefenpon Admital Hender
son commenced an unusual ringing Of bells-the
preconcerted signal that the game was aboard.--
As the boat neared the Virginia beach, the owner
appeared, and, when the craft came still nearer,
he stepped on Loud, the pilot made no landing.
but rounded out and returned 70 the opposite side
OF the river, where the thieves were takeli in c1s
tody BY ohio law---thsls saving thetrouble ex-
pense OF requisition upon the executive of our
state. = & " II Ut s = "A
FArAL AceipEsT.- Maj. A. Grim, who has been
rsslding here the past two years, was suddenly
killed yesterday esening about "a miles ftou tow,
on the Stanton Tnrnpi Ne. He was driving Ped
lar wagon, when some portion Of the harness ravs
way which caused the horses 10 run %. throwing
hin, to the ground and causing instant death.
CLRRE DgAp.-- yym. +. Lockhh ESQ.,. CLERK
oil the Circuit Gourt tot Writ county, died ON the
night OF Sunday The 18th inst Mr.. Eockhart WIS
a very deserving and p3pnlafmai and the citizens
Of county will find il llficnit 10 mi the station
made vacant BY his death. ~ s.sSs " y.
Is BeDx Ro1ND. Coroner Hutchinson. this WEI
held All Inquest over the body Of man liaied Silk
found IN the little KanaWha River, below Glnys.,
| yiue. The jury returned verdict of death by
drowning whilst iIitox icated. ~ e a.
CAspicaTEs ron CoaaREss.--John Hall of Ma
son county and has s. Lewis. of Haffis3fi i,TF
already inthe field for Congress. Mr.. Hail ,s
Whig--Mr Lewis a psmociats & Il III sSsgyT
+ ------>=es--sy<-4---
SERiots GnkheE aaaiNsr4 GATisoIic pa,fsT sa
We Published n despatch from Cincinnati 81 few.
days since, sthting that Father Kfoepef. az tiae
afaiif
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4 bNDsfa large YaTleiy Of GO0iss ne a1 ~ iryifs
"a which viii be sold elllap. ~ ~ 1,sis abi
attention 20 stock Of senflemePs m bar.
Shoea. Rember coax Hail. the place O n q CO.
gains. iefT MeN1'
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FOR Sale

OF No. e, IN block 22 on iaTn9leh street .ss
~ and running back 100 ieet TO an aiey 49, hoht
the best situated lots IN tor a reaS. o.
spll alley on the back raft and side win
lot OF may best suit lie aAcs
pation enguire at this once or
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- -
INDIAN FlDRLITy AND IoaEsrf. The Hon. Isaac
l. Stephens. e,,yeypor of 4vasl,in ston sperritorv
IN !,
- sne y
gives The following instance Of fidelity on part
OF certain Indians in that telfltory. The Chiefs
had pron;sed - ,a,ra;n ,, Z :, ,,,6n
.,h;,.
!, ..s 81 II i & 3
I'm me inst OF November, SIX teuit ~ Alrtelie Ell
thallhs came TO the post and deiYefe Up al the
horses that were stolen. II appears tlat they were
stolen by two Young end rel IS and run 10 the
Pend a. Grizzlies camp. then hunting beyond the
4. Shell. under the command the Chief
Inc nation, aAleSanders' The u. rses wele Iecpg-
spize.l by TIE stamps on Belonging to the iies,
and The young men confessed having stolen the,ll
termined that twas great steal horse from
white men who were friendly 70 them; that the
wishes OF the Great Soldis Chiei, q ho had been
TO ST. Marys,.mefe known To- hem tltst Stealing
these horses would give The q end ~ Orieles The
names OF liars aud trifeIsi that they had always
borne good name, and were ashained 10 have
mean things said 81 them now; therefore, The hor
ses must be taken back 10y the great chief and
came boldly to the Foft, and delivered ,ip the
horses, without asking any reward, but, on the
contrary expressing much SORROW and shame dhat
they had been taken. q ,S;g.a q = sgsgD
i iiI. - 70. - = g = : 7ss1t go 'a
/ 3 "a MURDER IN HBNrx,--A inan named Barfe,g
in the county Of Henry, while al work in aield a
hife 3 IA III. haa
hoe Nenersnn TX, ~,
some az Bsrrosve ch;ias.n = s,r 5
the snat lin,
Flint IL a ri
upon the 81 ma III ~
quest iteyas s,seoyeps5 fbnt hss 49,
fractured Ri A ID h;ch 81 id ia
ted to the fall upon lie earth, however Violent,
s nss.o Ws aitesle, anu committed 10 the Jail
ms trlai at te next term OF The
copat ON .ne SECOND Monday IN .Baffow ".
pout ah =. charaetef and tndistll-
~ ~ ~. usisnssilt eonul'l Inc case has
80 .osn essise.Siisf "a sne shsigHoorhuod OF
~ ,.tue'esooa t~htte llsocenfted0atpftte 1te
+ Rxm.nx g - n { ' IS, I
cohtse ot d debate! one of III. 8n
Us " tug otnef party Win gu nnatic al use
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3ruRkisu MAR JuDeEp ny IkaasrIsE. --Lamar-
Tine IN his new workaentitied the Eastern War;
claims that while he tat the head ofthe French
government, in ls4s, he gave instructions in the
following words to the Ambassador Of the French
republic at Cons,antinople. a61ss,assM a
Provoke no war between Turkey and Russia;
nisslade Turkey from any act ofaggression against
the Russians; but if the Russians should dare TO
profit by the universal agitation Of Europe, and at
TACK or menace the Ottoman Empire, tell the Sui
Ian that France is unnecessary ally OF Turkey,
and that he can dispose not only Of the fleets OF
own. In ease iRarshotd DE undertaken by Rus
sia against the Porie,sa certain alliance because
II wil De natural will be The triple alliance
winch must follow between France. England, and
The Ottoman Empire.p ,ssia .'ifiSlt
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M AMTED.-A nariiedsman, ora Ssiy snail hmily,
Wishes situation as salesman, or qeetising of
shipping clerk. or ne can make himself any ka
" store Satislactoty reference given 10 some Of he
best menin either Baltimore or WheelirR
AdfiTeasS 1Ifoash tie Post NICE ltlos1 tssi. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

most sale and certain reAitdy known TO the
wora for the elrsl OF obstinate p5aslsg colds SsaI
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopng
cough Group ticklnsor rising IN tie throat, her eouste
by. pains i the side breast, broken constitution
rom The abuse eaoniei other causesia DOCTOR
SwAYNE,s eoSlisouED ;gRUR OF WILD OF Err
RYi hd consumption reached state aillas-
suinea character hitherto coasaered dncurable Yields
without astEpsseto isgreat Original elerrsrre-
Preparaiion andte only conloandp by nar
physican is under the immediate care OF
DR. SgYARNg at his Laboratory, No. i North seventh
st. aboye Market. PHiIaaeIphIR1 81 a ssIf
sale Sypk "a KS :sA Krlsi KILLS u cALp-
Rki!Li aud "a TfEiisoNtS CO. wi.eeiig Il sNfINt;
BROS. rittaRargh tsiisA p. q. seqs GipSilna,i;
ei ~ Aeslel aesperauyl sioese 30 g f sept9sII
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Notine

N9blce&fsR Il fsss5
"A you're Gentleman aesirss 70 take charge, af am
= = Acadenly or school, either III gnia Ke-
efallc taught In me es, feisr
glnas until lille lei 81 July 1854. r4e5
INT Ilfs Laaes p. Fefotss. received az OAK Hail.
20 i2s Main IT Between Monroe and Union
!s' McREAL & Co.
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...sx PRINTERS CARL SHEETS. = = =
UST received, lot OF fancy S9hite ara eoiore
ssFd Sheets, common aud extra thiekIess.
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: WAeEs, IN NEsvl yser cirs.AThe Times says
that as they are eon4tpnily teceiying letters ron
country inqailing in references to the wages of
in that city. they have taken some tro
Bile 70 be able to furnish eonectinformatior ON the
spiiect: With fair weather through the week they
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s June 18th, 1854. y
l .higlEea furekass new and pretty. received
70. tss asii; L bef,vseh aianrde ana Union.
2te McNkAL & Co.
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81 FOR SALE OR BENsF >, :

q ssffisEs FOR SALE 77I-7--sTT-----
DESIRABLE brick honse, Situated on .s,.s n -
~ 40 Inquire ~. o. THoMAs s''s'i
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C1eaper laaf ssaverlss----7-
EGoND STOCKsOF SUNNI kR Iso0nS,g

EtGHliktsN MONTH";; "A go
AVE expired since Ieoncluded 10 close my Dry GOA
6uftnessi and sfiil tnaehlsa
nas should have been rait tof ,a
fuilf ~ -S--1sstlls I'll. J0aNST0SS, gf,,---l-
I nlf6 warehouse u S tse eds5 4, Johnston letos
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MY HILE all the world is advertising OF selling Goods
IN az snd below Cost naye al the time contiilAd
selling tsach low prices elicit
every one The remark that
lyou wish convince Of the truth or this
assertion, just give tme Safl and you fully sasTS
elves fla prices not only confHete witItbyse
any other, but are fn most casesi0wor. Rstft1 ~
Just received Spfess, large lot Of the very finest
plain bareges aud TisYue, which shall sell 81 cents
p ISAAC Pfayit Y r. no hiatn ST. = -
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lFtNOFIlEk hIYsfERlous StIiRT.In Monroe cou n
y, recently, son of Mr.lW. e. tin.chnsons VIVA,
OUT 1aasings When he observed hoiow ice,
which, attracted attentions Clearing a,say The
leaves f,oai hole dear the ground. he drew from
within shirt. little torn. the bosom or sglIici,
was covered with blood. sls e re - ~
Ms The shirt was neitier rich nor raresab1 81
The wonder was, how The deuce il got there. a
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stormy days and wintrY weather. very much re-
duce the receipts of the out door isofknen, such
briokIayers, painters. rights and caaikets.
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z YNd. e. MEEDS.

In
-s..-sNo. 24A. aloSKoE sTREET, UP sTAiRs.
NJ GUILD respecEnlIy Inform his friends and the puhc
I'M geneJals that he has bought the estahhshmsli
iaieiy knpSgn as James ~ EsSngs bdsT aud blank
book mapuactofys and is pepafed to rne AMI bind
10 o. der blank books OF every description music t.I
ziies, In NOT to be surpassed b.
Any esta slnent tn7he country. q ssas
on hand an assortment OF Blank Books.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wheeling Female selninarvE.


fIifs sxapiaatleP ts plpiis st Wheeling Female
eJene estl A y celeri an kfidzy nioFif5 dune
Ut 81 o'cIc ck, continuEng al day.
The i!iends einess on sfe9ts a guard
To attend, 1tRs - u. tfE q tfFSON1
je9s;3t Principat.
ADAM S g CO.'S EXPRESS.
NNTE have extended our GREAT WEsTERN
Wv EXR,lkl es3sf ria "a rs 10 The foliofgirg
points not lefet0t6te reached byitf
l.nlicnatee, Gfillzeot the, g oluE1blas. CaarIks-
yillet AoInerset5 w huntingdon, 4tnekinRton,
New lkottnnsl, GircIeyiILe, newark, ard 10
~ point ON Tie cnicinila Inning and zanes We
Messengers oAr once DAiLg. ssio via asissl
packages. parcels. bank notice, specie and all light
and valuable g0odB 10 all of The above poiiltss
may be found iual or tile towns, who are
AUTHORISED 70 tfaIsaut bustI:ess Tor u.s.. -
SIN. PiEn.ha, Agent, & IS II.
s3.sas Stray Cow. & q s, ~. 8 9
GAME 70 TIE premises q The spbssE bers living on
middle Sized sneckIed Cow Tie owner OF said
cow win cal, Prove pay CHARGES and take hel
j6Iies1 - 800. JgsgUs FTNsRi..
Great Bargain. - q
y ssbseribsr qalt the tiopeFy hqa
ie27 nj Afsi RARKER, Market st.
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dPVR60RS

49, zEsyP ttlNTING INKS segII-SS
new lot OF fine Book Inks; ind h. cans frt,ns4
z I'D pangpctosS o. deyds Bro ladeiphias gIfi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28
I New CONC otIonerY.

TTYILLIasG FOX would respectfuIIy MORN the dill
zens ~ Wheeling, that he has Opened new CONT
aolery et the old STAND Of The 'hd
invites MS old N pafFonize him IL bis ll
O. Ice creams and the dccacies or the season. ai,H
toufY-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

"a DIREJi.s FRO u Estjhtts = y - =, y
HAVE received direct from Europe via Bremen,
consignment Of Willow Ware which. i shall sen
the trade on tie most I'd gailta eeous terms.
je-G Is IA &c RBA(itsl1, If5 AGaIn st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

MI IS RAJ .i1ii 6y II s,iIi9 ISSS- III
"A received for sale byd isR III
ls.b sis - Sni % ana Z
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~
:. large lot Of Copy FeEmsilship books, FOOD =
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McIaif i. q Heryev

an, without regard to cost pToi among which are
fesa ees.iaDie Any one wshi6g a ne
They have $50 e.s' eihs,se 81 ssi
'hE, Table hiiieh, Lrting Linen, fesl bssfis ETC
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PRTN'TFRSF "a !

11ssanoild roimIed Gold ESeI17 a 1of her S1,,3
~ ply Of hofton's superior Gold Pens fecei
fs sso wfr'aatsd-iors sale BY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

y y ARNOLps WRITING FEIjID- = =
4k best Ink in the maj ket Withheld e1eent;on chr
stantly for salient the 10 vest prices. and <
lau.E.i le23 aa.tt.. aa-.al.s gNRIl,lk q REIl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

BrethFen remember We are the Children Of one
God The tree Of our genealogy spreads lis roots
70 the furtllest East and the utteriest West, and
bears the fruit of bEofhefhood. BY Tie love we
bear to the God of Israel; by the associations OF
our common nationality, turn towards tie land of
The rising SUM- towards Jerusalem and ZION. and
remember whence The law, enanateth md the " ord
goeth forth. ~ ga. ss,sns IS 80 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-28

's!lesa ia Nssss FOR SALE -,--1-77- - -
y and light dranght steamboat Enquire Of IS
Wheeling. june Goth 1854. coftAN q kEy 81
x DoztSrtSisalen ~ solnsB - % z q ~ :
6o Q barrels Cider yhlegarsAE Hf{gHYC5 efy[a
jssi rOui'us bacon, lusss deceived and BY