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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
CABINET WARE HOU BE.
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ROBERT FERGUS.
~J IHAvE on banda large supply of every "a
-e- variety of Cabinet Ware, of the best VI
Il workn anship and material, on Main be- SO
60 tween Third and Fourth streets. Il
Lum Der Yard.--
have also on hand, large supply of Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, IS 900 feet dressed Flooring.
Coffins.--
large supply ofall kinds and sizes hand. All tho
above articles will sell on the reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shop ljy22-6ml
COFFEE HOUSE AND RGSrARAUP.
Water Street, next Insurance Company ETaRs Uie, Ia
HENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
IL tadrat in the three story brick house. between In
Co. Otee aud the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
upn the best style, and ne is prepared To his
friends and the public, and Accommodate them in the
best manner His Bur will be supplied with the choicest
liquors, Wines and Ae5 which, with other refreshments
he will serve up in the most approved style and at all
hours OF the day. Mr. ) will always keep good va
riety of the best brands of Cigars
Attached to the house Isl BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, aad eveEy accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with TWO excellent tables.
with India Rubber cushions, aud saloon liz up with gas
dec9-taprl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12

w would respectfully invite the attention of the
w Ladies to stock of EmbrOidrries and Lace
Goods Just received per Express consisting of the latest
styles and Swiss Embroidered Collars Sleeves
Chimisetts, Edgings and lnsertngs black and white
Lace Caps, dc. (mys) SHANkLIS d. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12

CYRUP AND MOLASSES.-
- Dbl Cincinnati syrup;
Dbl Sugar house MolaSses; just reed at
AMI BEDFoRD'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
For baltimore, NyasIsi na ton. Phiiadel
phia and Neyy York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

From Wheeling TO Baltimore. ana connecting Win the
Washington Branch X. X. at The Junction, Qately
called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal
timere, and with the Philadelphia. IL
mington and Baltimore K. X. to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
STRAW GOODS.

WE have now hand very desirable stock oi
w Panama. LeghOrn Braid aud Palm leaf Hats, to
which would respectfully invite the attention of
customers, and the puslic generally before purchasing
myS SHANKLIN 81 REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
q rhTTTT0EI

-
MOT that mean 10 say the Exhibition in New York
y failure; no, there were very handsome things
OF all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly in Ne York
great that many SOrekeepers intended to make
fortunes year-aid in heavy stocks of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that our homeloving
people did like spend their money by the bushe
said home and many of those had to
fail and give up business.
our Buyer in New York. who Is ALWAYS the lock
out for good bargains, eustomers well know had
o couple ago, good chance buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices which offer to sell as low
az never was anything here before
The articles, TOO numerous TO mention, We only viii
do in part. viz: 4 fine assortment of
LINENS;
DeLAIAES, plain and printed;
PRINTS,
JACoNETS
SWISS MUSLINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KID GLOVES;
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assortmentof
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
FINE FLANNELS;
BED TICKS;
BLEACHED MUSLINS
ETC, ETC.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
hara hafo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12

EIC., EIC.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there anything here before like
it. (jan25) WIN. LONENIhALI & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
pnmnr nf 1mnrinntlon.

Dr. NnI,e In very ublo nnalyiical lecture al
Manchester, "On the DTamauo influence
Ideas y told good aneodole Of m. bouWuousSeI b.,
French saynnl In illuslIeton Of lhe power VI ''''
aeinaiioiI, as Ut. Noble saYsi .Db
1M Roniibouse served In Nopoleon's army nhu
WINS nIssent At many engagements during tue Sauy
nart M Ihe last century. AT The baVle oil why
I'm H. iaop he was engage ih the lfaYi tllt ranks
.S.' III, had been terribly thinned Win shol'
and nj sunset he wns nearly Isolated nle le
Ino,ling his muskel, he was shot uoWh OY CohhO"
bSlI, His Impression wns, that The oall hoa PnsS
W ,,',,nyb his legs below the knees, separating
L.m rs6So tbe thighs; for he suddenly sank down,
shnri.n,l, as he believed, to tile extent oil about
" ri nm measurement. The funk OF the body
G,II hockwntIs on the gIOund, aud the senses were
compIetely naEalsed by the shock. Thus be lay
motionless, amongst the,wounded aud dead during
the rest of thenighli not daring 10 move MUSCLE
rs Inc loss OF b!ood should he fatally increased,
file felt no PAIN but this lie altiruted TO Tie stun
n,ng effect Of the shock 10 the BRAN and nervous
system. AT early dawn be wos aroused by one OF
the medical slnlI, who came found to help The
W. unded. aeUH sAaIt1a
whats the matter with you, my good IelIowf'
said the surgeon.
L'AhltouCh me ienderly' replied 81. BOutibouse,
4 beseeOh you'll ACannOn' ball has carried of my
egs'
and then giving him good shake, said with o Joy.
Gus laugh;
Get up with you'll You have nothing The mat.
ter with your H
NJ. Boutibousv Immediately sprang up in uuel
establishment, and stood firmly on the legs which
he thought he had lost forever. Ish
Il fell more thankful said NJ. Courthouse, than
| had ever done in the whole course Of my life
before, / had nota wound about mel had, in
deed, been shot downby on immense cannon. ball
but instead Of passing through the eGs, as firmly
believed ii had, the ball had passed under my leel
and had plouRhet hole In The eaFlll beneath o.
least foot in depth, into Wilhelm feet sh ltlenll
sank, giving me the idea lhot i had been thus
shorlenedny the loss Of my legsP
The ttulhyf this story isVouched for ny DIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
a rnow Nothing Alan.

The Watetgllle Mail tells tile. following story
about the steady old borough Of Readalps Mills
Mrs. soberly went to bed precisely Of o'olock,-
thinking il passing sliange Tint her good mn lad
not made his appearance Just ten ininulea before.
OF course he would be home In a minute ana a
half OF two Ntthg CuTlhssb aud SO Ms, Sobsrly
LEFT q lamp burning on tho halt table, Fheteit
burnt and buTnl--Out she must tell lie own story,
as she told II next morning 70 aLolt thirteen oil eI
most confidential friends;
Well, there that lamp burnt and burnt, I'LL as
near as con guess, twas well NIGH on 10 len
O'Clock, aud IhSt man bhdn'l comel What IN
make ont / didn't know NJ mtFn the deAd--ioT
he hadn't never been ont so before, slice The Time
they had such fuss about The ATooSlook war'--
'lwnsIt no use TO speak TO The ohdten, lDr lhey
wouldn't know and so MFR had waited TIL l
couldn't wait no longer NUolmCeI out ri bed,
and down stairs went, l@rnt tight TO The buueTy
and raised the window towards Mr. Blanks aud
says l. Mrs. Blankl' In u minute lrltaTl her
jump out Of bed aud raise the window--and says
shes = 81 tgE.t 9lI8g ti
Why, Mrs, SobeIly, whist on eoTlh's Tie mat:
terri Mattel says l--speaking low, because !
didn't wanlany bod, to heaI--'malterl Mrs. Blahk
tell me II you have seen anything OIL my nus
bandP .aH. .sBssfHt,
Your husband soys she, you didn't suppose
I'D got him, did yOul'--and then speaking almost
in a whisper says She t.l.,,.
LOOK mere WnNk OH ehIIH uOtS luis HlShlll AiNNV
you seen anything of myhus6lnd,' Then we both
begun TO think something had hapneled certainly
ana in about two minutes WAS dressed and over
10 Mrs. Blunks'. Welt we concluded to Step
over to MI Quers, and start him out fcT aseaEchi
but we hadn't got hOlG way across the SIT, ell,
talking along, whea we heard lie windOY shove
up, an I MIS- Quiet, says shei who's 1hetef'--
Says |, Its me- WELL says sheS do, for pity
sake, tell me IL you have seen anything Of my
husband"
Now, wasn't this pretty poklel Well, 10 make
long story shot, we wsM mn that street clear 10
the school house, aud back ON oiheT, side, and
not woman did we find but was wondering DhaI
had become Of her busbqgd U ,-
Well, just as we got 10 our gate, who should we
see there UuUny husband and Mr.. Blank!--'MT'
belly says l, a little spunky, will you just
tell me what all this meansP .ni
'Whnt it meansP says he just as cool as ii
nothing had happened. well, Mrs. SoUeTly--
aheml-I should be veIYdglad 10 crafty ysun
could, hut the truth is-aheml-7'tlpt l don''
know Nothing about itH
Well, from that time TO this go to bed when
gelrendy, without asking any qIesllonsj aud II J
find MI. SobeIy there ia Tile morning, that's all
4 care fur-GoT I'd Just give him to Know that ]
am as good a Know Nothing as he IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

Mas. PARTlHoroN's FoUR. FATnERs. --'Why do
FOL make such tO.dO about their four fatleTSf
said Mrs. Partington 10 The schOO.masteT who WAX
asking her genealogy. She stopped rolling out the
crust for pie as she spoke, and, with her hands
her lett shoulder. why should folks Try so hard
to find out about their four fathers, when it's full
os much as many want 10 do 10 find out that they
have had onel' The scoOmasteI explained that
pro? were looking mnTe 10 pedgTee than form.
erly. Looking more for fiddle .de.deP exclaimed
tlG old lady, giving the pin vigorous and enphNt-
ic roll as SHE spoke. what makes the difference
how folks get here so long as they are hereH Why,
ON any better now, because my great father was
one Of The JuggeTnauls that let france ON account
Uf their religious nnuonsl Here was o mine
opened for the genealogist, He never once dream.
ed that tile anliQuated dame before him cot ID have
a grandfather, much less than she could have de-
scended from the Huguenots Are you, indeed, a
scion Of that illusTious stock said he, delightful
y, whose sueTngs and fidelity 10 their profession
are monuments 10 their memofyP 'He did sufIe:
terribly, poor man, replied she, tow wards The lost
Of ii, with neurology in his head, and, as you say
whs faithful 10 his profession, for more honest
tinker never soIldeTed tea pot! The schoolnias.
t,T was RooTed by simplicity that looked not 10
ancestry for glory, depending upon lis own intrin.
sic eXct llence for reputation, And who would
not in the days TO come, rather be that eslimable
woman standing there in times eXpanse, holding
that rolling pin, than the gimest HugnenOt Of
'em ALL That pie beneath her hand becomes food
for gods-that tOlling pin golden sceptEe.-BOS-
ton Post. f enrF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
sosps. Of aorror-InoIdent OF the ohole-
"a NJ BaTbadooH

soenes Of Horror-InoIdents OF the Chole-
"a at BaTbado6B.
The New Haven Journal publishes The follow.
Ing extract rom letter written by gentleman
m l,aTbadoes 10 Lis flisnd that city, respecting
The ravases ofihe cholera on hat islands
God forbid that you should ever witness what
we have experienced since your depaItUle The
,.eaths were so numerous at one lime that vrli.
Giles Of all kinds were used to convey cOrpses,--
lie horse CARTS as they ore called, that stand loT
hire in the squares were very generally used.
Six, eiehl--I haYe'seen nine collins Ia one cart,
and they were so badly constructed, ihnt in pass.
log over the gutter or water courses, they would
literally fall 10 pieces, and the driver who was
provided for the occasion, would stop and nail up
the cofns tile street, 10 prevent Tie bodies IHil
ing out Many, very many, were carried 10 Tue
grave in hand caTlsj many on The peoples heaHsi
and am told that the demand was SO great lo'
coflns, that mauy persons, particularly chlIuLem,
were earned by their parents merely "IoPPe" ~
tnTred sheets, ,,1A.
You may have heard of the Dead Cart, nave
SEEN il -the fTsl time was one evening lh IhV ony'
A gentleman and myself were waIkipg IN 70 Tue
gsSrisop. Inst os we come to il, aud stopped np-
DAsit one of those alleys leading TO llle Oeaoh' ine
driver. hideous looking negTh, looking DOWN the
nilsv ,b,ul-tl oul--'GOt any down lheItt Inc
nepfors were afraid to touch lead Oouy' even OF
thar relations, and too frequently Inc uIheS hhut
attach rope to the cUin, and drugi Into Tue cart
Ib,. hest way they could. From on early nge, l
wSs taught self reliance, and have always endcav-
org 10 look things sIfOight in The face, but must
conIsss that never before experienced so much
dinicully in doing It. Up TO this lime, believe
we have lost from cholera, some lS,OOOi or one.
eieln Of The populations and even now, believe
the deaths Throughout the Island average fully 100
per day. never heard Of the cholera proving Ia
inl so quick os il has here. Just Imagine mnn
apparently in perfect lealth-Nt any rate walking
about--nnd moi complaining Mt p. NJ, and vel
he shall be in his grave at p. NJ - in Eve short
houtsi aud believe thsEe have been many SUCH
cases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

N. p. WILLIS on TUE PRIVACY OPGREAT MIX.
- There seems a probability that this will be The
new crusade. Eminent persons are to have the
right 10 i private Ls--ns well as other men, The
Immediate spur to this movement is tile toille that
rs SpiClng the slight reading" Of the day. on the
drinking habits OF Prof. Wilson, Charles Lamb,
Sergeant rallouEd md OtleTs--but we lake the Pri
mum mobile 10 be the natural compensation which
human nature makes 10 brotherhood that is losing
ground. While men OF genius were demi gods
they paid the pIice-publc praise but private de.
amation. Now that tn, y average, on tie whole
the estimation Of common nIoTlals, they recover lie
privilege Of common mOrals-iO be what they
please IN private. or George Washington they
wrote, in his day That he was "tTeacheTous 10 ph.
vale friendship and q hyPocfite in public lille"
aud that, "the world would lie puzzled TO decide
whether he wOs an aposlnle OF all imposter-wllelh
CT he had abandoned good principles, or whether
he ever had any" But, ON the other hand, Tie
world WIS hymnng his HpolheOsis. The diSlnc.
ton between fame aud reputation mpy as well be
kept in mind, however, nd this is stated with
beautiful ClenrnUss by a celebrated wTlleT-in
passage, indeed, Which tie spirit Of Daniel Web
sler might recall with pleasure, while looking
down upon some II his poslhumOus aOuseEs:
"Rame does not depend on tue tDiHOt any man,
Tut reputation may be given OF taken nwayj Tor
fame is the sympathy OF kindred intelleOlS, aud
sympathy is not a subject Of tOilling; while TeHu
tation, having It's source in The popular voice, is
sentence which may either be altered VI suppress
ed at pleasure. Reputation, being essentially
conlempoTaneOus, is always at the mercy Of The
EnVious and lgnor-nt. But Fame, whose birth is
pOSihuHOus, and which is only knOtOn TO exist by tie
echo Of it, footsteps through eongenial minds can
neither be tRertGsed nor diminiShsd by any degree
Of tOiLulness." -..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

REsUsoIrArIoS ny WArEE.--A few days since,
on Bowman creek, two miles from Benton Station,
on the Coyinston aud Lexington railroad, mum
Der oil men were engaged in digging well, and
making a blpsl in the bottom Of tue well (aDout
80 feet deep,) niun descended, and Immediately
fell, apparently liieless. A second man went
down 10 his assistance, and also fell. third de.
scenjed, and he too was struck with the noxiOu'
gas. 10 all appearance the men were dead. II
happened that munwas going by with cask oil
water on sled, aud reco rCling that he had heaTt
it said that stream of water poured into a vel
would dispel the noxious gas, lie drove up ant
poured the wateT from The ca0E into tie well -
The effect vas instantaneous The men were i'm
medales revived and taken out with every pros
peol Of complete recovery. This fact is impoTan
aud ought 10 he generally known. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

81. d. --nIHf
H.ragrI Robert a, tWhyto. EaaEg
CLlTE EDITOR OF THE GEORGIA OAEETTE.l
On the bosom OF river s.
When The sun unlOosed his culver,
or The starlight slreamed loleveT,
Sailed vessel light aud FREQ
Morning dew.dTOps hung, like manna % alr
On the bright fold ofhef banner.
While the zephyr rose to fan her
Softly to the radiant ssh'
At her PROV. pilot beamng
In The fush Ofyoulh Stood dreaming f.l
And he was In glorious seeming u
Like an anglo from above
Through his hair the bIeeIes tpoIiod,
And as on the wave he fOa'ed,
on that pilot, Ange'throaiedi .... ~.
WaTbled lays OF hope and love- ..
Through those locks so brightly flowing
.I ... Ruds or lSWel bloom were blowing,
And his hands anon were throwing
Music from lyIe Of gold
swiftly down the Streams glided,
Soft the purple waves divided,
And a rainbow arch ablded t..
onhISc canvas snowy fold.
Anxious hearts, with fond devotion, .
Watched him sailing on the ocean, t' ....
Praying That no wild 3Ommollon
Midst the elements might RISE
And he sremsd some young Apollo
Charming summer winds to follow, rnr
While lie wRteT'tlags corollh
TTembed to his music sIghs'
But those nurple waves enchanted ......
Rolled besideH city h urted
BY'n sysgR sESs ' % LEA SaS So's
Night NJ AIDES rank tho air encountered
And pale mirble statues numbered
Where tho lotus ea'ers slumbered,
And awOke TO lie no more,
Then there rushed with lightning qulcknesS,
DER his ace a mortal sickness.
Aud tic dews In fearful thickness
... Gathered DER his temples fair,
And there swept dying muTmur
Through the lovely Southern summer
AZ the beauteous pilot confer .E
PeTished by that city there,
sin rolls on that radiant river,
And the sun unhinds his CULVER,
On the staTlis 1t stIeanIs forever
On its bosom as before
Hut that vessels rainbow banner
Grests no more the gay savaniu,
Ard that the pilots flute drops mama
On the purple waves M more. - i. /. -.
JULIA PLEASANTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

CESSATION OF CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, Pa
BY slip issued from the Office Of the Columbia
Spy, we learn that the cholera has ceased lis raw.
ages there, only three new cases having occurred
sinCo Friday afternoon last. Tie citizens who fed
have commenced returning to their homes aud
yenlilaling Their houses preparatory to their oc.
Cupauon, aud the streets Legn 10 present lively
appearance again. The Spy sets down The total
number Of deaths nl lO7, ut says others suPPOss
the actual number 10 be 100. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

A GoyEENMENT SUIT.--The Treasury Depart
ment, il is said, have commenced suit against l'ey.
erly G. Saunders, Esq. late Of Baltimore, on a
claim Tor an alleged ullunce Of eighteen or TWEEN
ty thousand dollars, found due from him in the f..
nal settlement VI his accounts as collector Of the
port of San francisco. Tie WOsI ngOn Star
says;
Mr., S. disputes this alleged indebtedness but
that the matter mightb be settled without disagree-
ment TO himself, we uudeTstanl that, long since,
lie made a special deposit with his successors Of
the amount GAINED, 10 await The action Of the ju.
dieInTY on the questions OF law Involved, The
suit now brought is a civil suit merely, not an &C.
lion under tie sub.tTeasuIy law
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

IRA monument is to be erected In some u the
public grounds at Warrington to tue memory Of
the late A. J. Downing, Landscape gardener p
DuIiDg the session Of Friday last Of the American
genealogical Society," at Boston, Il was reported by
committee that 1880 had been subscribed for
that purpose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
Aneoaote Of Hogarth,

A few months before this ingenious artist was
seized wilhthe malndy which deprived society Of
one Of It's most distinguished ornaments he pro-
posed 10 his matchless pencil the work he has en-
Titled Tail Piece--the ffSl idea Of which Is said
TO have been started in company, end while the
conviyial glass was circulating round his own
'Siy next undertaking, said HOgarlh, shall be
the end OF oil things .....
,If that is tie cose, replied one Of his friends,
'your business will be finished, for there will be an
end of the nainteT.' 4lau4
'Thvre wiIlbs so,' answered Hearth, signing
heavily aud therefore the sooner the works done
the better n.#a,
Accordingly he began the next day, and con
tinued his design with n diligence that seemed 10
indicate an apprehension las the report goes) he
should moi live till no completed il. This, how
ever, he dill in the most ingenious manner by
grouping everything which could denote the end
uf oil lhingsi broken bollej an old broom worn
to The stump the mutt end Of on old fTelocki
cracked bell; bow uCSl|uns, a crown tumGed
in pieces TOW eTs in ruins The sign post OF
Tavern, called the Worlds Ind, tum! lin, the
moon in heI wanei tue map OF the globe buTnlnBi
gibbet falling, the body gone, and the chains
which held II dIOPPng down. Pb@bus and It's
horses being dead IN Tie cloudsi a vessel wreck.
eds rIme with his houT.RlnSs and scylhe bTokeni
a tobacco pipe N his month, the last Whit Of
smoke going out; plny.boo open, with "rXeunt
omnes," stamped in the coneIj an empty puTsej
and q statute Of bankruptcy taken against Nature.
$50 iOT so good" cred HOgntl--"n olnrg re-.
mains but lhs"--iuking his pencil i'll sort Of
prophetic fury, and dashIng of tile smllilute Of =
painters pallet -"Fins"-eXcnimed Ito
garth, "the deed is done-al il over.
II is remarkable AMI wellknown fact, that he
never took the pallet in hand Oguiu. Itisu cMcum.
stance less Known perhaps, that he died IN nbOuta
year after he lad finished this extraordinary TAIL
pece.-SUulhsrn Eclectic and Home GdEstts,
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lRUS FEES SALE.

Y NUD Ed . On De,
DY viTiue o decd OF Trust executed 10 me br v,,,
ID as JeRers, for the benefit II the Nor Wt>Ism b.
Of Virginia shsllWoseed on Monday the slh daJgEj
iober LJN, at tho front TOOT Of the court nouS, NJ
county, TO sell 10 tie highest bidder for cash the %
properly, o. much thereof az may he necs,sl, IA
islyihe purposes Of sSidtIusL iowiti the south livt
No. II im 18th tquIO OF the city Of Wheeling ia M
Zahes addition Hereto, supposed 10 measure 20 tt 81
on OIL ST. eel aud IunnIg back 1872 feGl also Il eWt
OF lot No 40 on John street IN said city OF Wheeling
Terms ~ tAle-Cbsh. Such lille only will he CuiuAl
isyetted IN me BY tue said deed OF lust etoiitl
deed book 81, page 30s, In the CerES ote OF OLO "a
". ,t. -. LAMB.
Serhid True
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

Tue PROnTs o. onEATINO.--A siatemenlOf the
o. PTO6Il Of The Hamburg gambling banks SLOWS
them 10 avetogs forty per cent. on hseOPiIalsub
scn6ed IN shares. This, as was justly observed
+ by Baden journal, is the SeVersst commentary
that can be given upon the ruinOuS nature these
splendid helS--fOrty per CT profit after paying all
expenses. asIgIs5tcT l
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