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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

SGo-PARTNERSHIP. a seT
HE subscribers have his day entered into
for the purpose tFankaetig mn mi Rolf
waIding business under style Of Gordon
O. Co., and solicit the business o. the
urn. il S. GORDON.
at'fs o-sas JN0. ~. MA1sTHEWs.1
No.. a.. sos. -flyzee JNo. L. .AGNEw.E5gfts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.
l bttS Union Mills lust receiver and for fala i,t
~ seplt u. ISElIIsi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

n = tY,VI
IN pursuance or a Dsciee rendered in mis- csse sin
se al the lont docs OF the OF Ohio couny
SATURDAY The 10th day Of April, 1851 O'Clock NJ
!os No ara square No 49, III the OF South Wheel
ing, formerly called RitcEiictayvn
the CHASER giving bonds with approved security hav
interest from the day OF sale. and The title viii be
talned until The whole purchase money is PAID
w. 5. wICKHAM,
LnrlS sheriff and commits sOEeT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

.s-tL..s ~. a. ,,,.t Notwithstanding The
s.s,,Ou w gol' Ss9, o,s,ve5. ven, bslow
~ VI y, ths VIZ, ta.,,,io,, IN iFtta rsrt
l'9 un ,,a NY o 81 he ehln nm
si.n W. W ~ snlo wee no, ne
's0s ~, " Y, i,osfI Is "a fxe,i hi
.sSt4 ~ VIZ ". 5gsl siibont All 40 ihs
~ w ~ ft,i b8iv tb i,,rn An eeo6pe
fNsll7 Io9H nrssI ,,osi. i6 Sound tbe
o9eN, hAee "'u'
l'sr' \. M cs,ao information AZ 10 the fate OF
,.nSssg int Il a tbe 6elisiof ne gentleman
, .S, Liam lie ho lie Convention that she did
~ ~ down. sbo came slenon the Afolo, Il
~ ,.,, belief tIai ber ,lamsge vas much Tie lees
n liz 100. and ibat her hull being divided into
;nd.nsn,lsnt eseiionso M eomna,tnenis. she would
Esen N ioat nntII hssistnnce was received nom
sooe n IA ys sssls 8 Mon are coiinoitv oloslidl
ofi6is sreSt bishvaJ Uelweer tbe Two co6ti1ents,
Msssm. 'H6onnso1, Jenkins, and others, OF ihe
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obLtuarY

l..
WILLIAM DARRYs EsQ,S OF WAalliNuTUN CITY
This venerable aud uselu! citizen died At his
residence In Washington City on Monday morning
9 inslgnG ia the s0ll year Of bisage. He held
an Office in the department oflhg Interior; but was
formerly resident oil Pennsylvania, wheGe he be-
came distinguished many ysaN since hs geogra.
phei aud hislUnuh. His knowledge Of geography,
as science and iOyoliie study, was, pethaps, So.
pelioT 10 that Of any other person in the United
States. The late Doctor Morse, the father Of The
inventor OF the electromagnetic Telegraph, mSy
be considered the piOneetil researches IN The ge'
OgTaphy OF Noilll AmeFicu, aud his publications
on Tie subject were fOr many years the chief
source Of reliance loT information OIL American ge-
Ogmlhy, both IN this countty and IN R1tope -
Since his time few Americans have distinguished
themSelVe6in this branch OF knOWledges except iIl
The compilation Of school Biographies. many Of
which works have been contemplate IN chaEa O.
Ter, and fnT behind school books ~ other btnnches
Of education. But MT. D0Tby's contributions to-
eeoeIanhy aud statistics have been u high OF.
der, although bis books have fallen into disuse.
Besides a "UniveTsal GaGelleeI' end "G05eileeT
Ofthe United States" IN which 10 was assisted
| by Alf. Theodore Dwight, he was The author Of d
descriptive "rour itOm New York 10 Deuoil,"
published Ia 1925, chronological work called
the "'rablel Of Memory" published In 1923, and
q 9YieW Of the United Statesj Historical, Geo
sTanhical and Staiislicaly' published In 1928. He
poElancc, and often contributed 10 perodoalsand
Newspapers, particularly tothe National IntsIi.
geRetr, OF Washington City. The est descuP'
lion Of the rivers Of the United States their sour
ctS, and basis, and other Typographical inioma.
lion, are 10 he found n Mt. DalGYs geographical
works Ills statistical tables and calculations on
The pToggs, Of population have been remarkable
for accuracy aud fLTetlought
| JANIS OOGGEsHALL, EsQ., OF NEw YORK, -
| Diel in this city, ON the 10Th inst, James
Goggrsldil, ESQ, lhte Inspector Of Light Houses
OF lhe district OfNew York, aged about 60 years.
MIR GOggeshall was long prominent IOlilicianol
the whig aGty, and has held various Offices here,
pshiCdlally having been Inspector Of Light Hous-
es under tile administrations Of Tyler, Taylor aud
FilImote. HecSme to this city from RhoIe island
many YeaTs since, having Possessed considerable
political influence OF tine In his native Stale,
Hewas cOnSMeTeda skilllul tnCtican in party
movements and was highly respected int the van.
Gus Ieations life, as man OF integrity aud USE
Gulness'--N. XHsEeA.
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Correspondence oftho Cincinnati Gazette
why Ashland was Torn Down" AN An.
.sodote Of Mrs. Henry Clay

n 1900
CiEoINNATb Sept %, 1905.
Dear Sir;--Nolicing your lemaIkson "a visit Ia
Ashsnd," and your lamentations over The De
slrnelion OF The Homesleadi recalls to memory .
pilgrimage ] made 10 that spot in The winter oil
le46, el eii - f.
Henry Clay was Of that lime travelling south to
recruit his heultk. IIegretted his absence, because
it was the only opportunity J ever had Of seeing
MN 2, IN private Tx, u So,
Sboy, III INV i,,ts,.si,, ~ conr.e il,s convsr-
satIon TANGLED BIZ siisbSly on Henry CLAWS DE-.
Cot Me CIov ysr,o,LSo, tbnt he Isianjo Telt a
move Inn he XII POM hat sl' nosssil II othsv
.,,,, o,,,o, fnsyo M man, r,sss,,i. ~
~ Sl'.. ,.,
~; 49,, ,i,ns ~ NV ~s,, he ,or1 g:v ,o
INV, pi,,.lr,h ! i.,i,ot S,,le.., .SJ 81 oors.
~ ,tSSy .,s,,"a n ,sess sn. o,iiS .,6St
1 NM. " ~ AZ ~ ~"
D.,;,,' ~ MA - ~ .,J tsc"SS1sJ AZ. n \,
non !, ~ R.. NJ n dsciin..d SsoS",sl
A. n s,i W, S,Sn ~ "n,ir on', cc";Jsnt
81 ~ i, si,a So,, ,,r.' 4, vcssn,IS IVA nj
,',b,.n = rsC',s.I5i ., ssiA ,,s6ot ,In a., ,hinS
WY Il,s rsnI, ~ Greatly, madam, b, i renIied' Wl
connoi iTSe,ne D. "Wbv, k,r. thev soiI. N oul
bonse oaueh Gre. thew would moi Come Ia nnt h
nvtT tiSn,tj sba coniinued, al womd nj
mniier mnol. rof Won know. sir. when vonDp
| LAWYER bnilds NJ house, ne does not nav pnlof
attention "a The sgsronInp al Tie timbers.1 And
a. ths eo,tia lima MI n nntntad sivnifranflv N
several signs Of decay.
pIes9me, NJ Editor, yoa oa hnl "a i nis, ~
sooEeI as ib 5eI Tesi5spoe q Henry CAV. w.
Yours, respectfully, g. &. d.
.ga4..
never made such an urn as that in Pittsburgh.
Try FLIGHT o. SAarSHIogs I9oM srAl l,-;5i
the flight o. Senior SaL'Cnous, ~ appears liS'
We5I b So LSi s!IIofis nIese6ts SimseifS The
Office Of the Diligence which was 10 star, at iS
QUITO. His place was taken in thsrOIunda, under
a lnS q Lorenzo 5os9 sanchez ~; Hs alssulSe
Soosisob.s S,id ebiniorS an intense TACK, stain.
der he low lower eysli5s HisSir was ComTed very
low down upon his forehead, and wore white
summer cap, a summer coat and lroysers. As
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

8JT6e pnecsots Of the Baltimore aud Quo
Railroad, AZ heir meeting held on Thursday deci-
deddhahimOusly not to make diVilend' The melt
earpinSp pfihe road having been applied 70 The
construction end 70 the meeting Of maturing en-
sosements. onihe proposition for an advance in
coal Heights, vote vas also taken, and decided
negatively IL to 70. A large proportion Of tie
s:ockholiers are opposed to the policy adopted
by ,he Directors, and It is uudesiOOd that an ef-
rdrl kilfbe made to elect board'neSt Monday
that will reverse these proceedings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
SHERlFF'S SALE
\. 70 be Sold.

1bN To be Sold.
EVBRAI well located tots convenient to the INTENDED
- Depot Of The HemphcIl RallTUad This property
which 10 mniediatey over the creek, contains over hte
Factory. or any building requiring good IoUm itwAk
sold either IN The whole in small lots 10 suit PuTthii
crs Twenty perct Will he tnkCnin cash and the ballcs
IL ono ami two years witllnle est TOmNie Gty Of NR
Also house Containing Tour rooms with kitchen add
good We'll Of water The house. which 10 Of wood, Is
the alley end OF thulOi, In most comfortable dwelr
and tile OcoliOnis desinlbie as tits within five Minutes
walk OF thelnOst busiuess Paris or The city. lsHs
Payment will he tukem al 90 Iercl and The bahteh
one two aud three Yeas For nIihur Information iPJ
TO JOHN nUNHE, Market 81.
Iny96s6n next door 10 ROhan's naTbleIih
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
south Wheeling Branol1,

South wheeling Branch,
II HAVBjust opened al South leellng CRltollelOwn),
j. large stock Of elegant Fall and WnteT Goods, with
which will supply tho citizens OF this burg at as low
rates as at any store hi Wheeling
Store, Plank Road ooiO
Tlho BoOrOt ViCG,-YOunE men win 10 tic victims
il Or thls 6,neJul habit may obtain permanent, certain
nnl speedy by addressing tire undersigned. Tho
expenses attending oil treatment eNceedil CITY
receive the most ptompt aud confidential consideration
Address EUGBNE MOORE JAZZ
OctiO-yW baltimore city, Nd,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
Eagle Forge, Wire q Iron Work

THE BEST AND UdBAPESr Stuck
OP Fall & WiuerGoOd IN the city OF Wheeling may DO
" found a. y. a. llenly's, No, 1O6 nlOlh %.
has selected, aud is opening choice and elegant
sOrtment OF Goods suitable for tho SEASON. embracing
style aud quality OF staple, fancy aud Substantial iabs
rles, sutabsCOr ades gen lsmen's lpans wear all
Of which hj OIoTs at reduced prices Determined 10
Ter good stO, as any house IL the city, and to sell
little cheaper than tue cheupesl ho respectfully Invites his
friends an the public generally TO call aud examine "be
oie purchasing esew hele" No trouble TO show goods
and less to selilhem Gall and see AZ
J. q. HBETLY'S, Malnst.
Ool0 corner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
$500. Rrooke Fair.

we attended Ole Fair al WellSbuIs on Thursday
the last day, and were more thau surprised AZ The
psiisciion Of The display in neaTlyOll The depart
msnls. Indeed, tor a county Pair held for the
fIst time afIsE slolt notice, without any Of the
pts,arransement which experience furnishes, and
mostly by gentlemen but little familiar with Tue
details incident to the conduct Of a Fair, Il waa
the rs. we have yet witnessed. Every efots WIS
made BY .he managers 10 please, and liberal was
the announcement which they received from the
citizens Of Brooke.
The display Of stock wos very ine, ana The
clussand gtado Of the very hrst order whileinthe
Hall the smaller articles were Of the premium
kind. Being on the ground but short time, we
cannot enter into any details, aud can only remark
generally. and with pleasure, too, that the whole
display was exceedingly ctedtable to the counlyOf
Brooke. We hope her citizens will peIseveTs In
the good work so well performed thus far and let
the next year show them q step OF two higher up
the ladder OF improvement than they ore now.
AMER the Fair, which lasted fortbTee days, aball
csms 5oR Of Law & Cur:On's new building, at
which Young America enjoyed itself exceedingly
We did not heart list Ofpremiums as they were
not arupgedia time, but they will appear in the
HsuN Of next week. Much interest was mani
tested in the display Of temule equsstriapisnl.-7
There were six entities, and all the young ladies
acquitted Themselves admirably The first pre-,
MUM, bsidga $50 saddle, Yves awarded to Miss
Mcclure OF Brooke, and lie second, gold pencil,
&C., 10 Miss Black Of sleabenville, Everything
passed OF pleasantly, and all went away pleased
With the Far. ,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

% feY 5ONu VHVVpA .t's .- IN lhe CiipVi
81 Z, i. /, ~ SCoWlIor 0iS
III pursuance OF deelee Of tile eiIeuit cOurl Il, nt
county made on tue TIh IaS OF lUe, 1874, wil,sIy
is I'm aSeI o. I'VE 0lSs q soia soDAJ
lilo tOwn Of rTlhlelplia au1 lot 40. 49, Snd lie IN
ded half OF Tot No Al square No. IL In Soth Mi
ing ioIpSyl called chiesSNb W lhe county 0Oshj
eefniugS mentioned rs flflqsII tIf,.t G'-F'N
1tfmf on Sdis,-JeDpeT cent or the PuIehAte rt,,,,,
easlgte haanee ate 10 and i8nOnlls, ilR w,
giving bonds with approved security, With ihsf.,tiSS
day " sale. ID
ssri9 ~ Sheriff Of Ohio toshiy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

I uEiygRuTY og ViRoiSik - The plumber Of stu.
dents now 10 attendance al Tho University exceeds
lbshbmbet pIesental tbs same lime Of any pre-
gous session, sid Il IS conlectuTed that not less
than Ave hundred and fNy will enier this session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
RAE orD p1oNnnR.
wRiTTEN AT THE oaAvE or DANIEL BOONE, IN TiE
YRGSkFoRT oEAETERv.

Adirge for tho bravo old pioneer
Knlghtorianto or the wOOdi
Calmly beneath the giceu'H0d here
ne tests nom aeld and blood
Tho war.WhoOr aud the panthoT'a ocroanls
No moro his AQul ohall rouse,
For well tho aged hunter deans
Beside Ills good Uld rpOnie.
A song Tor the brave old ploheerl
Hushed huw his rlflo'speal-
The dcWb Of many VANISHED year
Are ON his IuBled steel,
81. Ills horn and pouch lle nOudering as
Upon the cahiu ilOJr--
Tile elk rests BY the sailed spring, ff
Nor fees tie nelCe Wild boar.
dIrgs lor the brave Oh rioneorI
The Druid Of the Westl
HIS Onlring weh the Heel, wild deer, %
lilt shflnu The nlUunlAl1 cteali
Within Ills wild wood ieniplo's space,
nations tnrTels nod,
Willie oIsi, alone or ell Ills race, HH
He kneit 10 naiule'a God
song Tor tho brave old ploheerI
Oouhibus Of the laudt
WHO guided Presdoh's proud career
beyond the Conquered atTaudi
An0gave herpllsrlm SONS homie
No IDOnalch's step lirOienoe,
Free Rs The ohainleas winds that roam
Upon It's boundess plans
A drgo Tor the brave old rioneeri
Tho nuiled drum TesOund
A warilor IL slumb'Tlns here
leneath HE battle grOundI
FOrnOt alone with beast OF prey -
Foremost whene'cr tho deadly fray
OF savage combat Iuged.
a song for the brave old pionteri
\ diige for his good old spouse
For her WhO biest his forest cheer
Aud kept his barker house.
Now sOundly by her Ch.etain, may
The bravo Old dame sleep on
The ed mans siep IS luI oSaV,
The wolI's dead hOwis gone.
diIgs for Tie brave old pionsell
His pilgIimaEo i dOnei
lie hunts no moro Tho grizzly beat
AboRi TIE Senilg sun
Weary at lat OF chase aud life,
He laid HIM hero 10 rest,
Nor Teeks he now what Sport or strife
Would ttyFihftl (irihty IPtW
AllTge for the brave Old pioneerl
Tho patriarch Of his tribe,
He sleeps-no rOmrOis pile mArks where
No lines his deeds deieIibe
TheS Taitsd no stoho abDVe him here,
Nor carved his deathesA nNnrej
An empire IN his 1epulehIe-
HE epihphhls Pane.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14
OathOlio BOok StOre.


TIME undersigned, WHO s agent for WHrOwnson's Re-
f. vioW,D nMetrOpotan," "ROstOn Pilot" "Pitts-
burg CatnOlc~ aud "Amehcan Oelti' has asO fol sale
The History OF Maryland, by MeSheTryl proeslantlHm
md CaihOlieiiy Compared, BY almszi Trials OF Mind,
BY Dc. lvesi Introduction 70 Tie BacrcdScIptures, BY
Rev. Jos nixon D. D., MoOTe's POeteal Works COM
peiej gnglsh German. French latin aud Greek Hibet,
and kTeps constantly on hand gOnd supply OF Catholic
wOTko aud every kind Of stationery and varieties. Let
all who are lovers Of liter ture call and my De RtOok
st between Monroe aud Union.
PkTBR LROHBR.
The undersigned has large olof French bthOgUophs
which DO VIII sell cheap Tor cash. and very low BY the
thousand. Ool0 ssh PETER IBCHHR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

REruRx Ov IAiMloaANTs TO RuROrE.-The mum.
ber of immigrants who haze left New York since
the fnt Of August on thsrtetuTn to'ysrious parts
ofEhtops is estimated At six thousand, OF be-.
tween ten and fifteen per cent. on the total
amount Of smsratioHdulng the same lime'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

PraotIoal BOOk-keepinB, n
DAVlD LEE, Professor OF Ok.kcepiBg BY double
~ entry, upon the most approved Italian method, tile
most successful aud experienced nsTuotOrn tho United
states respectfully ulOms the citizens OF Wheeling that
his rOomis now open for uclloin the above named
science az the City Hail. lTOm6 10 O'Clock, r. 81. daily
Terms for the instruction, Sl6iu ddpdNce.
Application for admittaINe can be mado at The Ha or
TO MIA, T. GARpEN, No. 40 Union street. ool0-iw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

GTThe Cunnm steamship America, Capt. Leng,
sailed from Boston at noon Wednesday for Liver.
pool via Halifax, with s4pnssengsTs forlhe former.
andts Ithe latterpori. sheOlso out took:.s4se.,
500 in American gold.
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NEIeoMnGAMnoUe.
L..IYH00R lPHY q EIlTaII -ITTI
Altna Insuranoe Company,
HARTFORD, COlINHCTICUI
Chat ISysaS 4 $40


CAPITAL eTOUNs sltJOuOO.
Bank stock lin Hartford, AZ tile market value, yls;
pllosidx ,.,.,sft i..t. -, 40Q9Q KAN
Exchange. ,.ss 81. ;'...,..,s SO sl5Il2O9
Pauuert 4 Mechanics .,..s.a..,,.e6,Q o
Cpnngolloul hISqr'.is s''t t,s,st'itlQogl0 %
Hartford. ..s,sss =. - tt,."sstts,, s20,4pQQ0
llarlIoiN lOqlty.'.f ,.s4.ss s...ss e,glOQg srfE
slale'.;S Vs9 q. - =.
BaAksloek IN Providence, Il, I,.., ,gugle i,Vs0 90
Bank stock I'M View Y0lkAvlli e Z 80 ~ iGa
Anne ........!......,,o...t al, 100
North Anleticd. ..,,.,,.!.. ........ $4,000
Republlt. -. ~. ~. 49,. 800 90
CbinniOt,Yeall .,.,..,...... 80. 1900 90 " ii
HrOadW i. !. ............ 1890 90 e+I
PeOulo'B..s,,s...,.... ....s....nt 500 90 y
Hanover II, ......,, ..,. wv. o. 90 40
Mechanics ~. 4, ID, 200 on 4it
New York Lilo q Trust CO....... O,OOOOO
1880 90
six and seven p6feeht. bonds "
the Hartford 4 New Haven aud
Hartford PrOvidouce aud FISH ISL "
Kill failTOal eouirauY. ,.s,.... .r. 1900 90
Railroad st6tk at tho market val
Hartford & Now Haven. .s.e9, COOtO NfDpH
Hartford, Providence & fislkllo ,i5,16l00 ~ t4 AZ
lioatou " NFOtCe1tor....t..l s4sssiVHduli t6Ni
New albany y Ralein.. lOy 90
q Io9, lc7 90
Miscellaneous siTff Hricfi
COnmecilCut Rvb stOcks ,.....s M 1000 90
obs! SSi: I'd ISS;si; IS IS g g
iS '5s. ~. 49,. 1914 10
balance due IrOmGg'ls NJ vih6rs. .s9, 8QQl l.i
:. = . ,..s I 4, 45sz1-. s ss9 g 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

SATURDAY MoRNINq, OCTOBER q, I8sl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

aTIIon. Sam Eiouslou Is one Of The appointed
lecturers for the an;i.snvsry course In Boston this
,vinttY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

iron The last tlip Of the steamship Atlantic,
Captain West completed his two hundred and
lhiTty'hllh voyage ueFoss the Atlantic.
G5-The y. s. steamer Princeton hes arrived
Of Norfolk, hahas.prriomsdy very wen on the triP
.alonnd tom PhIIadslphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

| CuRRAHT TREEs-Haying noticed that curEant
bushes may as well be trees as shrubs, lconcluds
TO Tell you how have SCENT done. Inthe
snring Of 1881 my father commenced q garden,
| and among other things set cuttings for current
bushes detennned to experiment on one OF
those outings; and as soon os II grew, pinched
of all The leaves except The tOptuft, which let
grow. Thv cutting was eb6ut fourteen inches
| long, and during the summer tile spTOut from this
| grew ten inches long.
tpbe ,nvl' enring ifninobed MI ali ihe leAveE N
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.,..,.. sHl HIFF'o SALE, =

OIL. OIL hltF'o SALE, 7Tr~
~ eNPlsnNset So rs 1.lhehaneery. a.,
C;.or,e 90 fltshs,.,. Aeuil eOhr on Ky
hid others IVA :
l9pprtpante Of decree made on'the7b d,,,,,
"a above tanned taute, u will sen n NJ ;y,
bofl 1851 part Of lot NO t31, nuliig Oh iss.lai,
lleaI llqls coal hlpl beng no same pis,!le,l,
present occupied BY NlIs. Aaiy Gruiani. "s's'} II
The stn will be made on a credit al niy .,r,., TT
es9iran mouths HE purchaser sivlng honds" NV, az
proved security bearing inlarest lr0n dav wv n
we ~ VII DO retained until the whole Iuielste "a
WIN s.. WIcKHAM,
agStT ,i...-s, .44s...a SheriGoG ol,o.
le above sas is oiPoned until SaluTdly u. 9I,iJ
leDig'
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RnAI ESTATE SALES.
DESiR 4Bile a


UWIN7 luIoIllhB IO'--On lhe lllcv Whleb nm, NJ,
llqren Of lleltte Archibald PAM n * oeSwtfn IL.
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s,, ,iy,t9 tnhe place q 20 O'CLOCK, a. ri.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27

HOME MANUFACTURES!
EVANSNlLIIls IL CI.(lElIIhG. S'EOlY u.

EVANst ILL Is CEOIHfNG STORE. A..
hAlE @ that the interests ofthe Great and
ID ofthe people OF Evansville and vicinity in iareu-
lar would much pfOmoted by establislinsa Clothin
Factor, in this city, and being that Clothing
be manufactured in superior maner and ~ less
In tue West than in the East, We have established Il
Clothing store in this city, where will Manufacture
and SELL WHOLESALE RETAIL. Clothing of the best
quality, all OF VIII CHI wilt made under super
vision at the lowestNew York prices of tie latest
and of the best material.
We purchase Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with iI
an ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
Wewill also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, i'll which
will be found every article in that line
Our stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting are OF
the neatest style and best quality and Of the firm
is Practical Workman. and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting. are enabled To WikRENr !
good fit in all cases. sale.
We also keep hand every variety of railors Trim
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular attention paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
Affairs Of the Establishment. and DAVID 0'NElL O
the manufacturing. Grateful To- their individual friend:
for past favors. and solicit continuance ofthese
favors for the enterprise they pledge hems vestr
merit all the confidence that may be reposed in thcm
Store Main street. between First and Second sts.
mh3l-- RALEi, II a. O'NElL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-27
tn PORK PACKERS

consequences OF the Death OF Mr. NJ Y LongbOham, IL
will be necessary the administrators sell
ided interes, the PORK House and Pork House Fixtures
the nrm of Mitchell L0ngbotLam. at Evalsville. Ind
The location OF Evansville Pork packing point is
of the desirable the
the growing having the facilities Afforded
hy the comrl the wabash and Erie Canal
Evansville aud Craw erdsyle Railroad Terrs Haute
Nallie the Wabash ant White rivers the
gon IN the Mest thereby opened the
VILE The VALLEY also
ply almost daily between Evansville and 30 sling
ring che winter that desirable number Hogs
/ % handed.
The "rk House Is supplied with Steam Engine Will
SON Patent steam Lar Tsnk With all appliances
to slaughter and ask COO HOGS daily. The unig ded
interest will he sold and the business with
he partner. he will sell also price
SIRED. VI. W. FOSTER
octl6-tf ROBsT FURVFS Adm
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