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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

8 D. 80; NeSsaska party, whieh Il made up
Of meu 1toman parties, arc elated with the
6attefine prospect Of The speedy dislodgement
.of IA "a dsmseFatic rule, or ruin, and conf
denly lock 1T xArd 70 The time when slavery
shall ~ ne exception Of our national policy,
sapd not NE rule, - q psrsent. 'sSds esf I
' Now; l-Aold chat ail editors. - men, have the
csns polisieal rights e other mon and 90 have
~ elerRy--ae The same time hold that q
neutral paper, puspsstins "a be de voted 10 the
advauoement Of g gensrsl educ .tion, departs
ism Il Icsitinlate Aeld Of labor when it enters
the rolieieal arena. Il the journal, over which
you pses q, 10 pnlitical one, il 10 then proper
g al T. eelumns with political matter, and moi
lsE Yon have 20 more right, ~ publisher Of an
edu6stsousi Papsr 70 iii iss columns with argu.
aents Tor, 81 ana'heMas asainst the Nebraska
1ail. Shsn. The Clergyman Who disgraces, while
: hs slgo desscrstes. the pulpit which he fils. "a
indulee h similaf falmInations, when pretend
Ing 10 psrach he gosprl
s = The tree secret OF our success rs q nation
thus far, lies in the severance Of Church ane
= Hale, and terping our school system unsram
neI<d " 1AFy u srctariah bias So long Al
- betaih thrse advantages Gill our prosperity
o0o110ue. 0ut when, on the other hand, tine
church - Gid (whsther Psp,l es Protestant)
ssneaku = rule, Or \ hea eitnef atempts, througi
II 119o9eienal ssesrpsixes, - govern aad coniro
~ destinies oftiIe American Onion, then fare
] vell virsae, peece, and national prosperity
- naaAhal = capable sf ealniy writing ana
tlashing unlsutA eontained in the first sentence
- oneA1ss : lsadine joarnal Of any sort.
" ~ Yen moi know hat slavery il sor intro
! 1aoo1 ia&n ~ Eesritosies Of Kansas and Nebr
e0rGB sfn oo0ooqueoee Ut the passa9e # the bill
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27

"
They have determined in order create extensive
sale their Ensravings aud thus not only give en-
py to large number Of artists and Others but TO
inspire among countrymcn tas.e tor works OF art
to present the purchasers their cngravings when
$50 900 OF them are sold.
$50, 900 GIFTS, Of the actual cost of $lo0,O0O
Ea.b purchase ser of a One Dollar Engraving. there
fore receives not only engraving richly worth the
money but also ticket which entities him to one ofthe
Gifts v hen they distributed.
For FIVE DoLLARs, highly finished Engraving,
he autifuliy PAIN TED IN oil, aud FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will b. sent or FIVE DOLLARS worth OF
SPLENDID Engravngs be selected from the Catalogue.
cspy of the Catalogue, together with specimen of
one If the Engravngs, be at he office OF this
paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth
that sual. and Gift Ticket, will Immediately be for
wardod.
AGENTS.:
The Committee believing that the success OF this
GsEAr NAvIoNAL UNpRRrAKISG Will be materially pro-
by the energy and enterprise of intelligent anG
persevering Agents have resolved treat with such
the most liberal T. rms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending
fpost paid } 81, RECEIVE RETURN Of MAIL, a
One Dollar Engraving, GIFT TICKET, Prospec-
ts Catalogue aud all other necessary iniorma tlen
On the final completion OF the sale, the itts 1il be
p ed the hands of COMMITTEE OF the PuRcHAsER'
be due notice of which will be given
,hrou shuut the United >tttes and the canadas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

,. v. ooopa,cH, "a oooDncH, Ell BARNEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
virginia internal improvement Convention.

We have heretofore stated that il is proposed 10
hold gsuerol Internal Improvement Conyeution
in Norfolk, on Wednesday, the 9th of November
neat The objects of that Convention Ore set
fonhfh series Of resolutions adopted by public
meeting of the citizens Of Norfolk in May lnst-
The first resolution eelaTesihat The "cause Of In.
:ernol Improvement in this State will he advanced
by conference among its friehds previous 10 the
meeting Of the next General Assembly, aud that n
full understanding of The couwe that should be
pursued Is necessary to secure 10 the citizens Of
Virginia the Trade within and beyond our borders,
10 which they ore justly entitled" The second
GfIiEms, that "witLout cOnceT; Of action and una
nimilYof purpose on our part in regulating iuEhsE
appropriations 10 these works, we cannot counter
act the Efforts that will be made to divert our rade
TO cities loo tied IN other States" The third Feso-
luton invites the "eo.operaton Of all sections
ond parties interested in completing, with the least
COST and in the shortest time, onrgentlines oiEail
road TO the coast, insoeh manner end objection as
will inure TO the benefit of the State, aud to that
ol our own cities" In suggesting the holding Of
this Convention, the ciliEeIiS OF Norfolk take oo
cnsion TO disclOim having any purposes TO suDse've
That ave not common 10 the other cities and towns
OF Notwithstanding soely IN view The esIoOISh-
msnt Of a system that will byessentiully State IN
in its character and objects.
This proposed Convention having such objects
in view, we cordially unite with The Richmond
Wing in urging upon the people Of 0llseotions OF
the SLATE the pEOpTiety Of sending delegates 10 it,
3 We perceive not even the shadow Of an objection
that any reasonable OF patriotic men anywhere can
b entertain TO co. operating in this movement All
parties and interests may 6hY and appropriately
unite in il, under tie expectation, however, notO
promoting any particular project OF scheme 10 the
damage Of Others Of equal merit, but Of conlIibn-
tinsto the establishment Of system Of improve
mcnis that will inure 10 the benefit Of the whole
slae, aud not 10 single part OF section merely.
II we thought OF dreamed that this Convention
was designed to be sectional in its character, we
should be the last 10 utter word in its favor. But
SUCH we are solemnly assured, is moi The fact and
that its objects are eminently patriotic and com.
prehensiYe, Regarding all sections Of The State,
aud all interests as equally entitled 10 just and fn
vuablc consideration at the hands Of the General
Assembly ..a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
Attention Babiesi
Assembly.

The Clarke County, Ohip, Agricultural Society
intend giving three prizes, wouhivo bundled
dollars, as premiums ror ne tlIse finest babies,
not over two years Of age that may he entered Tor
competition, at their Fair on the 9th prOXinO. The
.pGs-s ntc open for all WHO may choose to compete
Tot them, the only restriction being that the little
ones shall have Leen born within the lim of the
United States. lis new idea 10 afford substan.
tdl encouragement 10 this branch OF Domestic pro.
duce. AS tile molheIs OF oil the babies in the
Unlonare doubtless Individually impressed with
the conviction that their babies ure little the fl.
nest 10 lie found anywhere, there will Wobably he
large attendance, and brisk contest for the
rTz~s. The Philadelphia Bulletin pTvsumes thOt
the sage nations who will act JUDGES will have
on afduous task to perform aud in their rsportlwe
may expect &c see tie ioiowingitsm:
B,BiEs- For the best two Yeas old, domestic
Stuck, the GTst premium, Sci oil silyet-award,d
~ DiTSE-.
Tue crying of Gross babies and the Growing Of
good ones, may now lie expected 10 become part
and parcel Of Agricultural shows, just the Uea-
ting Of sheep, tue lowing of COWS, and the noles
Of Bantums and ShanghAes have long been. Cr-
dies and TuttIts will form, along with chicken
coops and sheep pens, regular item OF expense,
aud lOlli pops will I've supplied daily during Tie
FOir along with "slons" and chicken feed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

7 MoST BLANC on FRE.-In aleller from Cham
oniS, given in the Savoy Gazette, weTeod; "A new
ascent Of Mont Blanc hos just taken place. hay.
ing been accomplished by Mr. Blackwell, young
Englis' man twenty-five years of age During The
ascent, Mr. Blackwell observed a rahel singular
phenomenon On the night Of the 10th, after II
O'Clock, guide, having cone out from the cabnoI
the Gland Mulets, saw the ridges OF this mountain
cluster all on Gre. He Immediately communicated
what he had observed 10 his companions, who oil
wished 10 assure themselves Of the factj and then
they saw that, through the electricity generated by
the tempest, oil The rocks ofihe Grand Nulels were
Illuminated. They found The same phenomenon
on their own persons. When they raised tlieir
arms tLeir fingers became phosPhorescent.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

A MrsTAKE.-victcr COnsideront, the eminent
French socialist and exile, has been otresied.by
tue Belgian police for suspected completely inrov
dictionary plots. NJ. ConsdtHant visited the Uni.
tedSaes in 1853, for The purpose Of looking up
lands OIL which to found colony. In connection
with Albert Brisbane, The famous disciple of Fou-
rie. and Others, be secured tract Of land in Tex
us, and his return TO urope was 10 enlists colon.
lists and raise the 100000 necessary 10 cary out
lie enterprise. lie had perfected his designs and
was nbout 10 sail for this country when arrested,
and hisnrreS, doubtless grew cut Of the misappTe
hension That a small qunnty u aims purchased for
the colony were intended for European service.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

GETrING OUT OF DILEMMA.--A CREDITOR whom
GewaS anxious TO avoid, ,rrt Shridnu coming oul
Of Pail Mall. There WIS 10 poSsibIlitYUG avoid.
ing HIM bul he did mol lose his presence OF mind
"rhpps beautiful mare you're on" said Shen-
dan. ''Do you think sol" ayes, indeel." How
does she lIOil" continued Sheridan. 'Phe credit.
T. highly natlered, put her 10 a full trOi' Sher.
dan bOItvd aTOundthe corner, and was out Of sight
iII a MON =nt +...A'
TJohn Blight, gunner in the U. S. Navy is,
dead. a TX. a1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

A SINGULAR TRML is now in progress in one o:
tie Providence tR. l.) courts. Some time since
a young lawyer Of Providence was detected al the
MahloTJ Hotel in Boston dressed in womans
clothes. His female wanlrobe--a very valuable
Une, valued nj some hundreds Of dolars--wOs
taken from Inn and given inlo The hards Of a
Providence policeman, who was TO give ii 10 the
lawyers wife. She being away from the pace, it
was not done, and the owner has had the officer
arrested Tor theft in, keeping the clothes from him.
An amusing list Of this clothing was published in
one of the Providence papers few days ago, which
shovel very extensive female outfit The case
isexcitng much interest," rs The gentleman. besides
being married man, is church member Sunday
school teacher, &o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

FURTHER MrxtoAS NEws-The sentence Of
death against the French prisoners taken at Guya'
mas has been committed 10 ten yeoTs' imprson-
m4nt, with tie exception of those OF Count Boul.
bon aud his officers, WHO are 10 be shut. Don It.
nrDde has been appointed Secretary Of Legation
1.-THE United States, Four vessels will French
emigron's ave arrived OF Vera Cruz. Thirteen
active ,quadtons Of the Mexican oIrny have been
suppressed. Tie government troops had gained q
victory over the insurgents at Cuidad VictOrln,
but with loss Oi 90 killed, and officers end 90
men wounded. It's also alleged that the HOTti.
znns of Alvarez had been defeotedIn several en-
gngemens. and Nnrcisco VuIle, one of the leading
rebels, killed. Three oilers were COptup aud
shot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

Professor scuELLNo.-s Science and philoso-
ply have suffered Q severe loss by the death (in
Switzerland, on The goth Of AugusD Of frederick
William Joseph Won Schelling, Professor Schel.
ing was born at LeonbuTg in Wuhem5utg, JOnua.
~ 9th, I775 and he was therefore in his 10 year.
lie lived during his latter years al Berlin, with HE
title Of PTivy. Councillor, honoTed and respected
for his many good qualities, and anmred for his
PTeeminent talents,
SchelIing broke loose from The doctTues Of
Fichle, wbiclrhe had formerly defended, and land
the foundations Of his Theory Of ijen!y, whichb be-
cameCelebrOted subsequently under the name Of
the Philosophy of Nature,
Aremarkable change came over his Views sim
ultaneously with his appointment by Frederick
William w to lecture at Berlin. lie had before
been POntlsisl in the full sense Of the teEmi but
in 1870 he made complete recOnluiiou Of the
doctrine the identity OF God and the universe, SO
that the question has since been, not whether he
was Pantheistor Christian, but whether he be.
lorgtdio the Catholic or Protestant sect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

llOos IN INDIANA AND KESrucKY.-It appears
from The ,elutns Of the ossessots that in 81 coui.
ties of Indiana ID 10 arr PISS. 1888 hogs, being on
'ncrehye over last year ot6ss.s1L Add this the
excess in Kentucky, and we have an excess in
Two States Of near 900, OcOh head. t4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
IIRIISTLLIE GALE

lY virtue a deed Of I'D executed 10 ne br W..
I'D as JelcIs, Tor the beneitCfIhe Nor Weston IN
" VngIia, sall proceed. on MONDAY lie Sih dlt ~
loher LtXt, Gtthe front tOoI Of tie couT nou,t n,
county, TO to TO tie highest bidder for cash the lo
pUTeriy, OF so much leIcOi az may he nete,ilr, t,
lsiy he purposes OF said uust, 10 wit: lre touih tg
No, NJ in 18th SOU 10 OF the city Of Wherig h n,
Zarc's addition tlcrctO supposed Ia measure q e,t ~
on o. street aud tEnniiB baoki2 feet; also 1, Wa,
OF lot No li9 ON jOhn street IN said city OF WLset
II vested imme by tie said deed OF iiust eior5i
seed book "a, page 3Qs, inIhe ClerE's on Of O9t1
". ,"hl+-.' u. LAMR,
.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

INDMSA FREE BANKs.-The Auditor Gf Indiana
las published list Of seyeniy-lwo fec banks in
that State, with their capital, circulation, &c -
According 10 the published statement, the gross
amount Of notes issued by the seventy two banks
is So, I6l lG6, Of which there has been cancelled
sB76,S8l, leaving outstanding s7426,OGT The
nomrnol banking capital is s32OOO,OOO. Tie Sc
cutilies upon which the circulation is based pre-
the State stocks Of Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Viz
gina, Michigan, PennyIvnnu, Louisiana, Geor,
go, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

Hon PMcE ToR STANDiEu CoRE.-The Scio,a
Gazelle says that a Mt. Seymour, Of BOinbtldge,
Ross comfy, Ohio. sold few nays ago quantity
Of con in the field at tLiriyfVs dotus per acre.
This is doubtless the bGhest price ever paid for
standne comm Soul EN- ohlo. i,a y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

INTERNAL larRovgNgNr CoNyESTloN.--'rhe
friends Of internal Improvements in Nonh Cproli,
ma are 10 hol Stale Convention at Salisbury on
the Cd November, for the purpose Of recommend
ing general system of internal Improvements by
in that State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

DEArn BY Faroiir,-A Mrs. Mogee, of Pitts.
field, Massachusetts, was lying upon a sofa al
night waiting The incoming Of some dom, sizes
About midnight, her son la.lnw, John A Walker,
hearing noise went below and found Mrs. Magee
dead on the floor the outside door open, and heOrl
some one running from The house, A goldwptch
which Mrs. Mugee had upon her neck when Mr..
w. retired, and two silver gobles which has been
locked IN a cupboard, Tie keys Of which Mrs. Ma
gee carried in hetpockvt were upon the table
Tie supposition is that thieves entered the house
aud compelled Mrs Mngee, a very timid woman,
to take of her watch, open The cuP1odtd andge
the goblels, an'l thathe fright caused her death,
and the thieves becoming frightened thereaI, fed
without their booty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

GJThe Maryland colony in L,beiais now hfree
and independent State. The new constitution
containing clause which prohIblls tue ltOlTlcn
in ardent spirits, was adopted by the people OH the
29hof May, aud on the 9Th Of lune William a.
Proul was elected Governor and D. J, Dayton
Lieut.. Governor. The now Governor was for
many Yeas Secretary TO the late Governor Russ
wurn, aud last year. visited Baltimore 10 consult
with tie managers Of the Maryland Colonization
Socielyin relation to The separation, which has
n W been effected. He was innuguEaled on The
9th Of Juue, when the ugeLt Of The Maryland So
Ciety formally relInquislred Tie Government into
his hands. He is said to possess much abilnyJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
Mnw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wlrat Premium,

Awnrded 10 prof BlillHP T. Brou
NOT lhe besi specimens Of Pe'mGnshp eNhlbltNl at
i X Tic WesIern Vitgna Fair Ladies' aud gentlemen
Who We'll TO Improve their hand writing WI bear this IN
tnid Remember, Tile new course Is only 81 and sat
lslactOry Improvement 81 Ianlecd
tLb-Nishl pupils received Academy open frOmS q.
MsmIi0P. NJ, IN HOrnbrOONs new buldingfon Main
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

GES. GAISEs.-It may moi be generally known,
tint within the precincts Of the Old Cemetery Of
this city rspose The remains ofthe gallant veteran
whose name heads this article. Within small
lot enclosed within we'll of brick, near The cen.
tie Of he Cemetery, covered with n coarse stone
not an inch above the surrounding earth, without
an inscription Of any kind to mark the tomb Of a
man so distinguished in military annals Of the
country, lies The body OF Gen, Edmund Peudlton
Gaines!-Aobils Register. aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

TmE TuNF.--A race came of on the National
Course, Long Island, on Thursday, between The
Virginia horse zone. Eyed Joe" aud the Kentucky
colt Garrett Davis" Three mile race for 81 ,OOO
Tie betting was very heavy, and rom $4,000 TO
$4,000 deprnled on tie result, Kentucky was
pitted against Virginia, and a good deal of State
feeling was enlisted. The race was easily won
by One Eyed Joe, who took the lead on the first
heat and was not headed. On The second heat
GLHett Davis led OF, but was passed on the last
mile his competitor, who won the race in 5.6s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

lnpursrNnce Of decree made OH IA. .u.,
1851, In Tile above named cause will OF IT,
lies, 10 ile highest and best bidder on Mo F
day Of October, 1871, the tract OF Isrj in ~ We Il,
ptoeerdlnsS menloled situate on Middle Wb..lss, u
utDOlhihg tile stale line, Containing about tvo Is n
poIes, nloG VI less, bd being iLe SAN, nT,, lyt
which tht Rev. john Brlee died seled. r'OPeHI
IIpv Of Sale : orc IUntlto OF Tie puTcLa,s r,or.-,
lpid catl Vnihn day Of sale, ard G iesJpa ~ lhk
lwoyea!s, chaser living bonds with os a
Gully bearing in'p,esl nom day Of sae, sES
Will bc retained until The whole pllrGlaIe p,o e r
F,}.,., WAN. \. NlCKHAM.' " t'
Hyl4iH -H Sheriff OF Uhio ,,,,,-
Washington Examiner copy aud claigs I'M, SSSsLI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
The News.

Pone Plus TX hos issued teller 10 lNs venerable
brethren the Pntriarchs, Primales, Atohbishons,
ondo,her Oriiuaries in Grace and Communion With
lie Holy Apostolic see,ounouncinen three months
Jubilee to ihs faithful throughout Chtslendom
and making "grnnd concerned movement of the
Church ug inst the existing evils Of War Prsii
lrnce and Ileresy."
Mrs. Bliss, daughter Of General Taylor, re-.
Gently reported 10 be dead, was lately in fine
health, and, with her sister, Mrs, Wood, was on a
visit in Washington City.
The Hon. George Kremer died in Union county,
Pa, on Tie IIlh Instant in the SOIL year Of bis
nge. ASH politician, Mr. Kremer was well known
Throughout tue Union. He represented HE Union
county, PAY district during John Quincy Adams
administration, aud was repuledto be The author
Of the change Of baTgPin aud sae ngHnsI MI Clay
He was a man of strong native intelleol' but
somrwh ec' en'Hc at times.
% The Buaulo republic says tltee person have
been arrested in that city, charged with being con-
cerne,l in the late robbery Of the U. S, EGpress
Company's messenger nj the Hamilton and Day,
ton Rai,rond station. No lrnce Of the money has
YET been discovele
b'Su"P ""'"" "s"' - =,
very '',' ms u''Io'o % .r,.ain.
o"u"u''" ""' - =" '''''Nf ~ ~ n ~.
" '' " ."'.s,s am ~, rni.conoI
Churches of New York on Sunday.
The Washington correspondents state that the
w, e., n.%sinS ,sGIIa s.i1,J anon ,ogr,ber
, 49, i. ~ G,,,,,;oa, ons,;on, ond
~" , ' I'M nsnh,,on,,nI lam
,@l, hy ,ls ,.,,l MAN. 'rf r. ',' '7
Gen CaSs ad1feSsrd Tue DeFnoc'a''o s'u'g Oo,'
venton' at DeTol, on Ile lS.l i"s'' ON ''e Suo.
Isc' Of Tue NeoIasNo pl'' anu u Is s'"''u -
wot'y ePP'ouueu'
Tn, vy,,ow pyvys ,r Iur souru.-Thcre ere
a. J,,Ly ot savannah on lbursday, Of which
rn,n,,., -, ,yeta l,om yelIow fever. The medical
r,o,,,, II, - ,nuo,b., M iis members in I'M. ne
can or D,, S..ob,n N. uo,us. nm. of lie lending
nbysi,us Of ,b,, CITY. Win FILA victim 10 The Desi,
iane, (ron his urliuny attentions ia. the sick and
m. Lyioy Iv.1 since ibr l,senss hTok. mi. Ie
has. !, is stated. been making from seventy 10 a
bundr,d calls la,Ivy snntchiuy br, reposs only in
his buggy. af.r nIsht. lie VAS only ,b,rly years
If ave-. Canaan GEtSieod caslipr oC ,bs
Mann, Rank IN Tint ci,vy ia MISC omonr, M, vic.
fms a
AT Charleston, on Friday, there were 10 yellow
fever deaths. al New Orleans, during the week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
hoysl ANp LoE FoR SALE.

NIlE undersigned Offers lot stle his House and LsU
i Market street. east eide, between Mon,os saI Ia
tiICe's The lot 10 81 eei front, with good tk al
ling house aud out buildings
II will be sCid low aud on accommodate ting term, u
possrsSon given Omy time alter The first o: OGlOtU
UB' EnquiTe OF ".# EHH
ieu8 ~ 2lNVu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21
'tOAK HALLD

II receiving her Hst stock OF Paand Winter Goods,
The proprietor Of which has just returned iIom tho
Eastern manufactures, adis now prepared TO offer bis
cusiomeJs Uaid tie rOst OF nakindn most desirable
stock oil bOOs aud Shoes at gleaty reduced prices.
Having r,duced MY business u tic Cash SystOm,
aim mai k,d nv Goods arcotd igyt am prepared TO cOm
's's ~. MoNEAL
totailand Snle cur stool, and ICes al NOl93 Main
ssp9o ~ MoNBAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-21

AR4lruYur. IlUsBAsD --Ihewre Of The captain
Of a canal boat fell into the New York Canal on
Sunday eve ing lost. Her husband jumped in ni
ter her with bis overcoaI on. as lie nenred The
shore, finding himself exhausted, lie thrust herfoT'
waul SO that she was saved, but he sank and wss
drowned. Ills name wgsJoluson, and lu belong
cd 10 Waterford, ns.