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Steamboats, ano liailroa0s.

S,TATFN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRf
~ NOTICE CHEAP ENCUHSlO .-Fars o. esns va .Hh
a., AMI 10 les. ID. 30. have fo.o~. uou further
,te La. rbit I,ndiBs sag lnd ever, hour tom
IA ,o7PN Lave foot of "n'shAisf "e--i''A '''''
btsrrou Ga u tot " -,
NEEKC HANTS' TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Nt h,tx,,n Nkw-YORK md SuFfALO shhout Transhp
xeliestabishd loe vii contnu ne 'oso
and from NJ" ''A tnl l'p ,o
With lsrse-i1-d soats De" ana oss
the, can property Batlo directly aud give se'' "P'o
-" MALLORY. HOLT Co No sCoenes Pip, Ssw'Y York
l. DAVIS AGENT No 0 Coeut.s slip New fofs
q CHAPiS 4 Co No IS Qusy-ei Albany
HOLT PALNFR GO. Obi0--t b"hsio
ISAAC ,HERHOuD Agrnt Chicago ~
ps,t rseIsss. N 7 Co" ship d.ilS ~ Pier No r. (
IfIIpSON RIVER RAiLRnAD-Spring Arrange
mt Tr.iu. ,ays Chambers u deS fr Abny aud Troy
an SATURDAY AprIS 1854 tho rf'a' "' "a" a. o
love- - -. ...,..,i,. 9TH
Eorh-Ip no Western rr-ins 80, -, =,
Mai Tr.in 9 NJ Tnrolsh Way Trains y and ?
Isnrs,s Trsips VI Accomm .dsion rfsin a. . r N
FOR Tsrrytopnat IL. N SO. 4, -
rnr Po.shlesrs Way Passenger Trains AZ III NJ sud
for Cbsnbcrs AMI WlJ Frisst and Passenger iran al
r 81 hou Chsmb, rs -
For Pe,kssill a. q \ ana 81 ? II NJ.
Tho Ty,ogp Peksk ard 20 .zhkeepe sins stop az All
Wa Sistious =, c,-.....t.- ,q.. ~ H., 80.
SUNDAY NAIL TRAINS g. " from C.nass for Al '.ny
stopping 30" IDaUSD FREycT General Superintendent
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IN 9TH WAREHOUSE

IIOTH WAKEHUtSE.-
- WILSON O. HUNT c. Nsidsu lane ,a' Villi,1
sr,.t prepared And s'5cs o; 4
Good eessses for m5's ~en. consh;ar o. Co.'s asa
n,rsttss Feueh .nsriesn Cad fr-aco .n
Frsh Nss.s ard Ella ve.s Ps7i. snd L1ndoa Dr. "a 81 o.
s and fame, eOod seks Aso nss ty q
Coed ~ every vhh t,ey Invite he seusoa OF
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CHOW CASES-HOFFMAN g. FERESH'- Show
- Csse wueroom No 81 Bosery wsiherst Co msis
every style. silver pisied bss rosewood mahogany H. d.
Old sJchspss
CHOW CASES, SHOW CAsES-A large sssort-
- ment constantly bsnd srd rd- ofdef Csses carefully
p-e.e shpeo any Il the United FEE Of ehrss
Old eases tssep IN sxehsrge by PEEbLSs
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regulating.

DEFEATING Old Ware hepiattI equal u new
NJ, Tas, stan Rods sad All m eel -rne'e' 'n 10 a9
stvtr Plains Fze olN No 22 'cotEe - 80. '''n''-
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OCEAN 6teamfrs, Sc.

a OTICE-Pscketship CALH0US, from LivE ss,
II POOL C~r.ispses serAy so<ss-l sas the
:. r1Ss-r- sser order ne fS nss esa
tfsr l.rrafred 81. anssoassoD y,
-FOtFOHO TiLEsfON 20 ~ - oros.-e--
sF.VY TEII;HT for CHARLESTON.-From
~ d, Il. a. w Fr i.at th- - ro nav De 1sa
- = lit .,r .c.ssu 70 sfOFFoRD I'LL sroN %
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L1URE ISHIN DRY Go Old {,

E1UREISHIN DRY co OBS,
DOREMUs NIXON
Are oferirs for sale A .I,sS'ivs stoe' y
EUROPEAN AND AssRICA y DR. SOObs
gGuessl; foi Furnishing esrPasA
PLAIH FIGURED AND PEISrED PLUsh
In Bod Eyporsilor-
CrETfIS MATERIALS Of ever description
vELyIr BRUSSELS .us gGRAGHcARsBTI Ire
COCOA MATS ed MATING,
OIL CLOTHS for FLOOR snd TABLE
LI.;YT md CoTrOa sHEErISjs ,od sILLO" cAs!sG9'
TABLE DLNAsK snd DIAPER
NAPKINS snd DOILfE5.
HUcK DIisER Az csAsH TO WILLING,
WHITE .nd COLqsED QUILTS sna COUHTEaPAsth
BLANkE 10 al the Varieties
TLHGAsT FRENCH ard ESGLIsH FURNITURE CdlNfl
WHITE aud CoLORED FURNITURE piNiTIEs
wool. COTTON snd wOBsTED TABLE ana tANs
COVERS
COLORED LINEN and cOTTOS 3fhiPf-i
Foreoverfns sofas and -n.s
COACH-NAKZRS ARTICLEs.
s,h a. WOOLES CLOTHS. ENAHELED CLOfaS, sLhs
CoTTELISEs D4MA-Ks, OF CLOTHS &c &c
oyNFns OF " ssELs and hotels. HOUsRKEEPERs ssS
COACH gjrILpKRs even ,-i-ls needed to
r,o.. eorp'ete Ortft
MERCHANTS SONG bsines In cities "a large 70 rs w ms
,4o their iGteres. Examine oar stock
No q Par Pfee snd
No. u 8urrtJ-st., New YoFs
A.
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20 NV Yofs b be -,tJ nven % al persons hsyies
" AIrRE ~ 'ate tho City Of New f~s
s,,s 20 5ret nth ,.neaes thsreof % ise SAB
h.- =, 10 riercs "es tA~t N the CITY OF New
VI an or before .grs,h aAy CfJay nsr-Dsed Ss~'fHs
~ - esy :, Se0N y MARIA 1EAD Administrators
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tuatsbes, 1cwc!rp, 81.

tUltlhf5, 1cwfTp, VI.
<NHRONOMETER WATCHES Duplex. Magic,
Dosble TneIs Ensmeled sod 81 kAds OF atchs
- cois ma silver Go s gerorAy sold low az .ay other
nlsee ty BRIN>MAID, BROTHER Co, No. hsaonishs.
New. You a. Chn' ebst huriing OF VI
ZINE GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS AND OTTER JE"ELRf
ASo
STERLING SILVER WARE
rs oud call the large SUI elesant or-
men Of h. which h offers Tor 'a' a. ash
ass" JULES JUBGESsoS WATCHES. go.
COOPER WATCHES ,. 49,.
p'fHh 'ne K'sss OF wnrcaEs Ar vEKr Low
Fine Gold epne Watches four hces J Feled
FIN. Cod Desehed Levers
God Rname ed Watches for sei's 20
Isds = Gold s-s Far RIMS 10 an Nr.slee si.t - 81
sipc u Plns $40 % hesle =9to tsp o IA
sls.,. as IS Go Cbsius IS sS FINE ID W odahs
40 10 And Scala Il 70 slSi 1oi onoies
e. 60 Pencils 81 70 81 90 fsT' Td 40 %
- Dsu oud Pins sl5 s. % Gold -c.seN 20 sl- oHo
1rsr Rur, % Sl5 Gold sleeve S.tons PEI sv
c,r IS 10 - G.ssea 81 Is g 20 ysi 500 ga rsls.
Siyts PEI as; 0eS AFmets for hidren Per esI
g. 81 10 e. PLAIN God Rnp IS GEMS 70 - Nas7d "oa oe"
." 49, gro c ALLFN. Importer. Wholesale sd retail
10 II VAL 81 second aoot' near bro'a"'J'
NOLD ACELET rs
" TIE .ub.croer o1srs extensive Nsousni 81 e 'nAa
P,ir Gol5 Bsns Bracelets e. oslo.
Frriavte Golo B.rd Rr-eees : % ti-
IA ink Gold FrTce.-ts. sir 20 -
scioi B-se.istE Fssrl St;tass e2ctosi1
SC roll 3 soslsis. Fsrey ss'tines 81 % sS
Erscse aiiA 8usslc sciirS 80 % ~t<
D@"01' 'i''7-e GFO aLLFy IGportes.
Wholesale ID Retail No Il Va st
l. q -
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nliilinern, ST.

[7IRsT PREMIUM MILLINfRY .-Mrs Nh
sNMONs announces her cuseone s ant sr.lE q y.-
,i,y A. he 1. to~ n exhibit . Der $40" '
S sd prtaa~ay AID meal fshioa abs oct 81 20
So. yner, nd Goods opened ID thicty i
sir.oNs Medal lie Cs;a PAecs EShoi oa ~
a. le OF MIME aud tue only nedA "asI "a
'~s'e'o ''i -" Mr. W SIMMONS No 50 Br2.lx.y
SPENCE & son, Nos p and 274 DIVISION T.,
u "a, .pd get.!I dealers Mlhuer GOODS and aru
-. 81 ckrIo Foundation Lace. Wire Sonaet ffAnes
AID Cro@us " tie latest r'ies -------
4 AIDES STRAW HAlS.-An entirely new and
x,,pye ssortme ladies ana misses straw leEn'fa
Drs,sHe AZ Florence 5e Obtained a 10 AZ,
Manila Fmperium GEO sULPiN, Proprietor, ~ sro,ewsy
N,Rs IFVINS No 1904 Broad way. solicits the
vi af4rton Of sdies Of Nes Iok aud it, 'co 70 n-
ch.sp nud.or Of Embr deiies when she rs J
hsodsous sscTt cnt OF Dtess sps
and Nbs together with ctoice selection Of holn
Gtoss vroles+le ard Tet+l
rINHOMPSON a ROESLER, Importers and Mana
fscur.s Furs and Wholesale Deaer H.S and ,trsE
tofo,e oreupied by NJ see A JO1r1esy. Jr, 4 Ca
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.rrW-y0RK sUpREyE gOuRT, CITY and Coun-

" y Of Ne~.YOrf -cAfEAeIsg A WgLLh ., JON s.
EOOEE ar pe4t freud ss.bst HE gay WsLLS-5an noM
"a Il, n Cor, Lot ser 10 TIE DEFENDANT 70. se nsfe-
b. onsd rsqsbss tn c0splsAt "a tns eoa
ofiee Of ghe ~ The iy ana cc1ssy
u es Yof. he Cir, Hs ,y Of Ss~los -, 10
Il ID SAID compliant "a ,ss
ses A. No Boa~wsy 10 ,siS Cts Of AZ an.
q csyt alsr ttsi1Yce u ~ ssmaoSs On "a rann.1t
a. IN ,srves II roa fl AnsS>f ms $40 SoHp-..
-ahn he tr1s sfos-ssid n psisas 70 rs .s"' ~ ~"
A., Court for he r-lrf enssdsd 70 - CO.
20 3ARpUs Pisiafs'sAlafns " sf2sa-y. ~ ~.
b TIE cor.g "a soe 80 - a. a. Al ,i
"a yfxf,I sOsAaDU5 Sisinti1s A~J
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~ : JENNING s. WATCH and JEW ELRf
" .IOsF NJ o, FULTON ST selhnE al des l2soo.
Of Coo AID syer WstsLe. Iewey ard silver Ware 81 fs
"''' A - ROBERT ROsKHLL WATCHES
E,al Eober Roskel Wa;eltS -aeA "Nransed p-I'sf ~
l.. --..-. -.
sesonl osa1..r Second sAishss ala sans
~ - :, y.SaNyL WAY aEs.-scHe Z huntLg
81. coli Ictrne Wsica-s flu i-wced ....... .S-5
E,re t,,a Dss he'd fu je~eei......-... -
coz levers fisel....-s ..-s.sS'3 . -
CO. = lin Pst.r- lesefs hcrtcg Z,
s'ver V.trlt -ser8 l0S
Iffal 80 l. 8.
A al al - 81 lss Of zlc"e. eq1sly To- qfces
sNcNp< sis-ont Cro.sss. trrss- 1gef -iafs
.. 81 -. fsr sac cl i'N iar a. tl7 So
.-.p.- ..-s,-f L.. .-- 4
s,i A. 5f ne is'cs :. terns vuy Al "a s---'
= Ir-..f W..rh-, ,ra Cl,css Cea1-l a.! Re-
- 80 - n-rrr- o JENNINGS. 80. af sl--51r.
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IEON PlpE.-C NJ. GUILD q 90 No. 800 Broad.
UETcBUMs MOVING MACHINE-A yari-


II RespiDg md Mowins Machine combining al m ae
Ia Eroyeueb ~ w-York AgoLlturl Wfenus ard so store
81. 40 and Iol WsrrE 4 l. ALLEN
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COMMONWEALTH IRE INSURANCE COM

PANy TIE Bo.Id of hv. this day de; 'se nj
ann diyio, Six Per- eENr upon the ests 9ss pyr
III IN m. Office Of tue oauy NO "AI
On ,no sds MONDAY day Of May Pto1imo Inc tfan'7f
toss ~ pos, '''" ' THOs L. CHESTER 5ecy.
Cnp.uy cash capital Of $3.50 CO.. aro s.nrpas al N,
- H. ~ and mortgages United Stas s'octs aud WI
.r hudp.. merchsbde personal prop ry aud hlp' pGl
80 mn loss BY fire and the sS oi "a
laIo u6yiestion sno transportation
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HtN-Ff1S I'm 70 u 'l''-'-. --- ...----
tTEAsI PONDER.-B 1. BABBgJI "a tbe oris
p. ir-.rr-r Fl he Chemi ge. Posder which egres
~ - ;, . Al Va. and - UshbsOpst NsV-tert n AZ
=. nd unrche .hoslt tss Hey g. u.s. VI IA
she-s
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7 IGHTNING-RODs for BUILDINGS and sHIPs

~ IrsulsteOrs The method OF about
md xpsrenee Orders pranpiy
Sized Asens IiEhs Greet inducements Of
fred LYON MANUFACTURING co, No $40 BrOaaTsy.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Jesse y. smith,
ESQ sunoests Of he Count, Ho.s-Soee sessy yen
sc,c q, Isw 20 ell PERSONS having claims kDhO "
ss OF tbs City Of b,oos5n dsces'sa .az
~ exLipit the ~sn TOO Soaehos s1sfeo
- s. rtsek,r Frederick oLkIins az hs place o. b1sos~
IA IL fhs Cty OF New fors on Or before ne
,i1f,eufh dsy Of o. tobsT L, II Dstd Apr 1921 -
20 f.wfua.Ths YRtDkHlCK 4 COskLtSt, II sca,or.
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The County o. kewfoTk Nouce ' feoy 4'on ~ 81 ~
b.v-, eleiu MAH0Akkf SNOW, late OF hs cy
lece.sed the with soscss 70
.,tit,r a, hi, on Water tho cay OF view
Yok on or b. sixth day Of y a.xt5 Dated xe
Il an day o. January 1884 thAhLES 10 DIV
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COOKINC RANGE and UEATER COMBINED


q
III sOON No 4DG Gsaadwsy we iLsts he asnhJn y
Builder public generally to sgiendd H~otnent OF
hos. am M Ve5taHs COokOs AepNat.s comprising
Range &c cofnbtniog fcon,y
d,,bbts Ne pared 20 and ss"H W
IN o.,s Of public ana private 1a'eing nn
able efus eooP -te $50 tn"n o every aus
- 90, lie 90, sany On hscd .ud ~ ewbpe.sle .n1 rtt
Hirpos l0LlhnY ~ 'N'.'' ~ fE-I-.
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III PURSUANCE " an Order VI the surrogate Oh
County If HswYors soe. s,eey css1 CT, xs1
VIZ see.s.s 20 prseut Toe s.n viii y,aehss 'hsseor %
JAMS FLAGDREAU his orhes Nc - ~ -e n.saS
80 - Nexyoxk fsy o, D>s>o
Ne. Yors. Nov II, 1888 IfrV' y
nj lswsmTh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-03
Mntioa

Goods be0nglig TO Messrs, Wheeler 4 Lakln, Mer.
chant aors would BOG cave to niorm tho eitEens ol
Wheeling aud vicinity that 10 Intends carrying ON the
Merehani aiIOriua businessin the same formerly
occupied by Messfs. Wheeler Lakin, and havHg OBJ
alncd le services OF both OF The former proPreio 10
a prepared TO make UP TO order every article ~ his po
III theaes style aud best manner, At very short notice.
and very low or eah Having lsIse sloek 9 hana 9o'
he B determined to sell very low, 70 reduce his atofk ana
make room for ts Spring Goods Now 10 rare change
TO get good coilng cheap He will warrant every article
to bo as recommended, or tao,
Come one, come ALL
And live ua call
bnio J. a. AIALLMAN.
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TIa1T,Y TMPORpANT

NTRLsoNls Pre- dium Chinese Lustrsl Washing Fluid,
IN die geatest proyesnt YET discovered for saving
isbor snJ eyiense hi we shig Clothing and House Clean.
ins LINENS and Ooltons washed BY this Fluid will be
iteT md softer Than fhAh Il bleeched on the gross.
10 moi 10 IniuTe ths IabTiC Every lady nay
s5tsTv beG on MAT point BY aoaknga pieto OF Coon
or Ibenm the Pl0id, NIL slTeBB for 81 hours which
ciesriv sbOy fiat II must hopuely hdrmlcss, VIXEN
sIinia viii 9ailona oTwstsr 10 haifR pint fluid
Thc Chinese Washing Void is worth three times tle
single sixpenee Which VIII buy enough for alarge family
~, s6fng tvtlei can bo done In or hours.
Manufactured and sold bf the eupsenber who haSala
iy p,itchssed tie Iightl lor Ohio eounyt Va.
Jas. 10 RLLOR, y
a..o Nsff1 No 26, Union ST. Wheeisg Va
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE m THE POBIN
Tobaooo and CigargI
Removal,

t.fis,i 45.s III RemOWal VI, f,i r3Id
VI GoOLALLRNS q KNOX have removed their INhole'
sale Stock of Boots aud Shos TO the new four story
0fick building, 'ii
..'l-7 fl Nc, 113, Main Street, IT..
a few budirgs North Of the herehahls' MechsnleS'
bank OH the Onpnao side OF the street. and doors South
OF WIN. Il. Selbys dry good store. , &
ThsnkIul lor ihe patronage heretofore extended to he
House, they arc confident that with theil Increased Aeii:
lies lOr doing busness, they Offer to merchants Sill
gTeaIef Inducements for buying than heretofore.
scog MoCLA LI,RNB s. KNOX
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40 Wesi9FH aaa a6piheFR 9IfFeEaP5a ~

Sexton, SeAlH& SWearlngei1,isq sal
( sHei lIMpoRTERSG GAND JOBHkRs oE.oJ5Dhotof
3FAMCYl DRY GQODSsolSi md
Me- lsS HElsf AEisl R2ss M. o5i
j. w. SEEToNj l.. EkALl A.YkU SwBARIRqBF.
N RRER puIchabers The laTgesteHloItpnt Of FaneY
" Dry Goods n the city. part of
Hosiery OF all kinda and qualities, asf so ttdi HO
Gloves, GndershIrts DreSs ShiTtatnd CoilaTt,
NoOlcn yafn6 OF different ohades and eoloTo. HYff
A hnc assortment or Shell Combs, 4. "a. ,a
CO., DO do BnnAlo dHd Imitation COubs, -
Bruabes ofail descIiptiolb. H lfgt IL L8sf0H lidol
7 Dres1 and TAilora Trimmings OF all kndo.
Bufhotts ak cord eolid Spool Cotton NV ah fi lht
Poriulnory pfall hlndA. u " ia,t, . - Jti.i i,5n ~
AS wen as great many styles Of good4 ofof own un0I
dtiOh which we cannot here menoni end well
tbe,Tihterest Ia Give ID a tTiaL 6eptS
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
n & d. BAYHN have removed TO their new and spa
O clo brick buildings, i3l Mari ell Street, where they
manufacture and keep on hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for SAFE japan Ware and Houehod Furnishing
Hardware dsothe latest styles OF Cooking Stovo. a o.
which ney will sell holesas and Retail lat tue the levc"
market prices Their old customers and the public a. e
ally aTelnvlted 10 call and exalne their stock EfcTy
description Ofaclesin their kES. promptly made 70 or
~ Cbht0ity
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-03

PIANO ROR'rRs AND MEL0DBQNS &.
TUSV OPENED. 1hal Rosewood Plano Pofteef from
u ChokeTinE q Sous manullciorYt and Rloaart q co..
New orh, Including one nm ODD Piano. 81 ceaSo
all OF which oYo oltTtd AZ nciory prices II 7
Aso-alttse package Of hsbionibs ngilsl ~ - Unon
street M
nits6 }. .MBBLOk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-03

N KCRiVBD lhis lhy, the best aAAostnent oil Ge9ls
l VbutiPs aud chtdfen's clo caps, ever brought y
s civ having been selected with geat eee as
style and quaitY. They comrree N part os
Gents cloth opera, black aud White gems hA clvt soi
black drab ana green riding hunting and Apollo
Aiso the gaypllan Pyrennla cricket cap new
orsiher With every other descTiptioE o. hss 9 81.
mrii II .. A D. " ihAt'' ~ " tNN''i
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.Randl Readll Raadlll

n RsIRlNG 10 reduce our niOck as low ee pq9stbe, %
II j loft openng our New 0oods, we VIII, Withopt any
iofinSo6o5t Id fell our DTest Goods u cost Ladies'
Sysnr awn chaly, baTeso doLAln. or ouallhe ditat
~ b,it' one rom W on tie terms stated above,
Y ,5a antio tty tho honesty of our sdvQltllemepi
call and 1eeus sl II 80, a., t.,ta Aa
.,t56 NcKAlRiG ilERVBY.
= rs blsek mustard astd, inlt rtsiyeiby
% .spe0 afii .Ii...li lH N WM q. ARlffTR0Ngs 4
10 d1S75 Bl5 lad Cslysf sfeysiia store let iqgps
1SS -es JANnaBAKHRl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-03

Messrs. Rvhns q Watson, PhlladelphIa- Gertenenj-
we have much pleasure III your kfe Ff6o
cestB 70 the notice Of The Publlethe c9e weppTesd
from you having eaved our books and :1ts eseays
AMER undergoing VeTy eoYeTe heat rng tbe At1 hie
deslFoyed to entire block Of build as On AIsh atTset
wharf OH the Bchuyklll, on tile 6t u yn 1850! S'eHi
.opts.diy s0''''S''' iiaS'sR iRi4aSs'ssRE 'oasdiss 2,
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NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE.

HOUSE,.
VNO the ctEen3of Wheeling and yicnitYI Feeling very
IL thankulior the liberal PATRONAGE received nom you,
II deem 1t propef (Of youe lnleFesg az well as my OWnl
TO call your Rttention to my eunsay eplensled STOCK
OF Bo0ts Shoes, Hats, Caps, Garrett Sacks
AZ corner Of Markeland Monroe stress eelns con
quality arc not surpassed ID Western Virginia, tndb
price undeTsod By no one therefore esrectfllly In
vite you ell TO cal ord eXamHo ny so0k and 10 tie IAN
guage Of 'ife u wilHb0faliasi beoOm5 the son Of ne
cesslY s nuIaelngol hope and the pupil OF arP toac
cOmmoddle and ht you ~ 'flilf
To the isdes, particularly, would say, lave alargo
quantity ~ French Lace, straw, ard braid honnct9i
which will sell a. coat g the teaton Is advancing
have also quantity Of lllk and Grape bQnpesi which
viii sell very low y. ". .NVAINoN.
TO country merchants would ssy that WIN dupl-
cafe snI ba bought nlho ea1aI oelllof cnsh lo.9
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DaguerreOtypes
Daguerreotypes.

NTRsSRS. BRAMER 6 TUITION, having taken The
NL Rooms formerly occupied by Mr J., Tarbe ~ a Da'
gueTrean Gallery, corner Of Aan and Bidde 9tees, Cen
Ire Wheeling, beg leave TO solicit share or patronage
from his fieHds and tho public AZ large.
They make II rule not 10 et any pictures so out but
tynht are salisiaetOTl, and WI executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed realty *
ofCrdeTs len efe algn painting win DO attended to
BY j. Turton & brother. mr2l-sm
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AIN lrlbetling 1nttlligrurrr,
rs FuBLIsHED
ouLY, TRl'wRgKLY AND wRBXLY, BY
sggAR1NGEN, TAYLOR & CO..
,urIEINoEN. o.. rAvloR. J.u. FEsDLEro1
, T. PHNDLETON, rnIToRS
Oliver I. TAYLoR,i
omCE-Corner Ct Main and Quincy Streets
grance from Quincy-si.
,rRRRIa.

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or 10 Ooen,aPer week
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SOC, bottles OF Louden's celebrated Family Medl-
ONIU clnes. The only agency 10 thee city
ThessaTe the best Family medicines now ~ use being
PERFECTLY safe and w cure used 10 tho diec
inns - = N''l j. Is. YOMBLL, 'S q
: s1oa ll .'ar tf al % Union street, uEent.
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Co llsartnershtp.

TTfR undesisaed have fhlg daylormsd eoTaTtrers
obis ,,nler IN ~ 5 ana STYLE 06 q hAler a CO.. anti
M eo6finr5 me- SlsaulbOl tssney and Boat Store bl
Ness q ihs oid uiaid 10. 23NYoietetiee
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Adams q Co.'s Aixdres's
1854. gs 1854,
GBTTdf5 L1foT,nTo 7T61sb.

ORBIOE+nlOLuEe Alouse.
TOR speedy aud sAfe conveyance OF meehhnhr rpsk
ages, PARCELS bank notes. aleegy gQla ~ e y
lho Rast Knope, California aiid Australia Also
Por Pittsbufgh and all ponta Vn the CleVeaM ana
WellsVlle Railroad, aud Cleveland ana Toledo baoaas
through 10 Chicago i.4s q, .tti &. ,,,y,,l ~,
PoT zanesyle and all Paees on The National RCad'
Though TO Cincinnati, Loulsvle aud 81, Louis.
POT alnOre and all pOlnts on q baltimore ana 0hl9
Railro-d d, and nom thence eonneet With our SIeat sas
eTn Rypros9 to Philadelphia, New York aud boston,
I'VE collect notes. drafts or accounts, and bills on de-
livery OF PARCELS and make prompt returns 20 l'hi'
EXpTesS Tor Bast deily al o'cock,A'A .ii ..i sHU
do tor west do n lO An
do fofPillsbdrg do Z do A. ~
Our atfangemenls arc now complete Tor the "eNe'yot
pA0A's'' A"u 'HO''''' p'' " :" ADAMS & Co.
NJ PtoHAN Aeent ~ .t" arl7
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nATRs on ADVRRTIsING.

"a weekly, peT annum
Sr,g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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EnsSdnfdHesrs Liquid Hail Dye. ~ w
t6nse gifbnqa hair dye that may bo depended up-
on, se nchserially iseomms9d ths Stove lbe hsst
orey Fetrence can ne gwen as 70 ta aupenoI oNsI
everything Of the Hna now " K M " 81 q
and Tetail, BY =, "a. ~ ri. y 81 a. ,SSVfi II ii
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16
Uninn of the Democracy.

The fusion of the wings and Abolition.
lists for the purpose of breaking down the
Democratic party, is having the effect, as
we predicted, Of uniting the democracy in
a solid phalanx to meet their common enc
my. 1t requires no far-seeing politician to
discover the hypocrisy of the Abolition Fus
lonists in their pretended anxiety for the re-
establishment of the Missouri Compromise
| Iine-it is all hollow sound, for the Adolf
tionists have never been in favor of, nor
recognized that line and their inconsistency
is the more glancing now that they pretend
to want to re -eStabLish what they were al
ways opposedro. The cloven foot protrudes
too far not to be discovered by even the
most unsuspecting Of the.Democracy. We,
as democrats differ, honestly differ as to the
| Nebraska bill, but that difference of opinion
IN that one measure, does not affect the
principles for which the Democracy of the
Union have fought and will continue to fight,
they are not the less good democrats,
nor less strongly attached to their princi-
pies; and the Abolition Fusionists will find
this to be the case.
AS to the Nebraska Bill itself, we look
upon it as strictly democratic. and the only
objection we ever raised TO it was its inter-
ference with the Missouri Compromise,
which never ought have been made, We pre-
fered that it remain, although Of no prac-
tical effect when the peo1le come to act in
forming a state government Other demo-
cracts however, take somewhat different
view of it-take exceptions to other provis
ions OF the bill, which they of course have
right to DO, and as we before remarked,
are none the less democrats for that.-in
This we can agree to disagree, and act har,
moniously and in concert in sustaining the
glorious cause of Democracy not only in
our State, but in the Union. on.-Namsfeld
Shield.