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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washir:
IN the greatest Improve meIt yet discovered, Tor
labor end expense III washing Clothing and liuuS
ing Linens and Cottons washed by thus FIuit
Writer and soiIer Than Than il bicuched on the :
WARRANTED not to iMjure the fabrIG. Every I
satisfy herself on that point, by soakingS pieteO
or Linen i'll the Fluid, full strength, for p huuH
will clearly show that it must be puIely harmls4
diluted with gallons Of water to half pint OF fl
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth Imee 2
single siSPencc which will buy enough toS aIaa
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, wlsL
ly purchased the right for Ohio cOumyt, Va.
JAS. MELIE
Augq No. 2e, UnionSt.. Whcer-
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Tn1ta nf zion

A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music, designed for the
n OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
OF choice collection OF new tunes with most OF the old
tunes in mmon use; together with concise elementary
courses simred adapted the capacities OF begin
ners etc ETC., by J. b Woodbury. author the Duci-
etc. assisted by Rev. H. Madison, pastor OF Saint
Joint Methodist E. Church, New York.
Also, supply OF Methodist hymn books, Cantica Lau
dus, Christian Minstrel Hayden's Sacred MeIodeon etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices By
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
decS0 No 81 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

DIR MORSE'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
Tie only and safe remedy, yet discovered fer Gen
era Debility, Physical Prostration Irtability and ali
train OF Nervous cconsi it will also remove
Depression, Excitement Dislike oil Society, nenpacity
Tor Study or Busess Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
ctc-Scc advertisement. sopIG
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PHILADELPHIA

PRlLADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. Philadelphia opposite State House.
HENRY w. SARRORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CovERINGs,
WHICH he offers at the lowest rket prices,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL,
The stockcomprisng in part, the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz niCcS
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces g. hIusins; do Bands,
French Brocates all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
ard colors Cor'IS, TasSels, Gimps,
Satin de LANES; Fringes, Curtain Drops,
Damasks; &c.
large stock Of FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colors anil
P4INTED WIDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading
N H. Persons Ordering Curtains, will g We the measure
of eshth and width % he entire frame of window.
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LARGE SALE OF SLAvEs.--We learn from the
Famville (Va.) Journal that upwards Of one hum
dred slaves were sold at auction in that iowa on
Tuesday. OF these SO belonged TO the estate of
Josiah Chambers, deceased. and brought the sum
of S4G.660, cash, being average of fraction
nvcr Shi0
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all tho stockholders pr.
IN vate and municipal, OF the Hemped Railroad Com.
Papy that the 9th nsalment of five dollars per share is
required be paid before the 10th day January
next and he like of five dollars per share monthly
the eater, until the whole amount is paid.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
washington, Pa, Dec. e, 1888 desc
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PIANOS AND YIOLINS,

lust opened-one caee OF fine Italian and Fu
e. h.Is Of very superior quality. with some yel.
OlimceUs, Guitars, and the very best OF ltalill g
and ENGLISH Violin Strings, Tuning Forks and Ili
Music Paper, Preceptors OF all kinds, with eea1
OF Musical Merchandise. Receiving. an invC!t.- :
nos from the celebrated manufactory OF J ChG
Boston, , of which will arrive to day or to-mOrs'
TUctaves, and will be sold at Boston prices II
are now SO we'll known ana appreciated that th!F
recommendation. We respectfully invite lie
community 10 give us call and judge Tor ttsass
the old Music anu Variety Store, No % UnOHkt
nOV24 las. VI
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THE WAY TO GET A GOOD VII
ATTENTION CENT? AIENM

MORGAN H. GREGG has Just received II:
ul York and the Eastern cities, the most SPt.
Sortment of cloths, casSimercs, vesIirgs, shifts
uer'shtrts, gloves. and every variety oil eenLen';
ing apparel. OF the most superior style and GU
order, in the most elegant and fashionable LondOs
OF eastern styles. as gentlemen may prefer, az
shortest notice. No one questions the pOstionT'
esia biShment holds as the teader OF fashion in "
WheelTgi and no one doubts but that he is hei:H
lntown at cutting, fitting, and accommodating b 7
ment t"tle taste and wants OF tue public He :
Ianced all his competitors, except in the ho'se h
wheeling FAIR, which he failed in because OF tue =
press oil business at his estabhs hment, from 81
could not withdraw his mind long enough to atit'
horserace; but as he t6edts GII' IN his prOessosI
rest satisfied with his superiority in that d. ra't4
continue 10 ''serve Ire public" at his EmpOiiuaV
roe street, ab"vc tho Mcclure House
all ard sec for yourselves, ard the result is
SSeIS nody Is there, but theIe is loom and y
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE

MAN THAT WILL Acru Ally Rurx HIMSELF CHEAP
To THE COMMUNITY LARGE!
ISAAC Prayer has just returned from the East with
the best stock oil DRY md Fancy Goods, 1HOSic'
ry, &c. cxm bed in this city, which lie is offering
the aud beautiful building, No. II 5, Main VI
(bctwccu Monroe and Union siccs) at such astonishing
low prices as TO cause every one WHO may him Cand
ladies and gentlemen will find it TO their advantage il
they do SOY to II ter the abuve ey- llmation.
His stock being TOO large TO enumcratc, he will only d-
rect particular attention choice assortment Of the Ia
:est stylcor PIaidH, French NIcrinOS, and Wool
DcInimcs OF every color. BInmItetH, EmbrOidcr.
ieH aud all assortment of Linens, such as never
seen before.
To the he Offers particular advantages through
his connection with the first ring houses OF the coun
try lie sell cheap JobbCr III the Eastern
Markc.. [novl] AACPRAGER, 1i5 M"inst.
JAS. II. McMECHEN is candidate Tor the SIIERIF
IY al ie election eId in tic Snrimg 1851.
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no ConntrV Merchants

HATS AND cap s-W HOLES
VHTE are now receiving our Fall and TTInscI
w Hats and Caps, Which will lie, we feel AT
largest and cheapest ever brought TO the city.
Merchants. who design purchasing East, "a
invited to call end examine our STOCK, for We a.
the prices &c fully as low as in the Baltimore
S. d. HARPER &c SON, 1877 Main Cor l.
amg31 Vheti.
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Mr Editor: State that P. e. BIER will be supported
jan5' MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Alderman of the As Ward.
Mr. Editors Please that | am candidate for
reelection. JAM ID. MACLANE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Eds. Intelligence: Please present CT
fcient Wharf Master, RIO ERT HAMILTON, will be
supported Tor the office -umg election by
jan2' TIE VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Editor Intclgencer: You will please announce Major
DAVID LEE, candidate for AId,rmum oil tho FIRST
Ward who will be supported by
jani MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Whnrf Master.
Mr.. Editor Please announce Old and well known
citizen, Capt. WILLIAM a. M0YSTON. as a candidate
for the office OF Wharf Mas the ensuing charter eiec
ton, aud Ubligc jaEl MANY CITIZENS
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ROCKS nv EXpRESS.

BUUho p 7 EAI0 HESS.
GCoTT,S Bible, vosi Little Ferns, for Fanny's Lit.
- Friends; RuterTor's Children, by the author
of the Wide Wide World; Wide Wide World, iustra.
ted edition; Home book of the Picturesque; Wild Scenes
and Song Birds; supply lust Icce we'd and for by
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
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MR.. RICHARD E. HICKETIllE2

DRoFESsoR OF Music, would respectlulyarAs
Il tho citizens OF Wheeling that lie is prePta
instruction on the Piano, and in vocal music 90
SO teach tile French aud German languages. Thg
Italian and German methods ami Instructors ii
will be used.
The best references given from the princiraEt-s
East where he has been engaged as q teacher
Further information can DO obtained at the ~
oil Dir. J. FickeisOm, 1919 Main st C.
Argus and Times conY.
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Mr. Editor; Pleasc announcer JcEL TRISLER as can
idae for Overseer of the Chain Gang at The ensuing cleo
ton. jun2 MANY VOTERS
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phomas Aughes
Has retained nonl the Eastern cities with thu

CASSIMEREs. CLOTHS, VESTINGS,
aud Gents Notions generally that has been exh
in tile city; he invites the public to give him Cali, a,
spect his Goods. His assortment is ule& from TIE
cest of the Nelp York aud Philadelphia markets Cal
~ TO see and admirc-and call early!
No So, corner Monroe and Wa'ery
saDt2 WherlirF
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SEMI 81 THOMPSON.
Established in 1928.
DaPuerreotVpeS

~THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in t..
House, respectfully invites Western Merchant
him call d.t
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DO goa remember tie Old Con

MO. So, WATER STREET? Call thereu!l
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF Oss5s
Cassimcres, Cloths, splendid Velvet and o:be; 7.
See, admire, and leave your measure!
n1-A pair of PGHiaiocnS made in the fHtTiI!s'
DER, at 4 hours notice q!
overcoats, Coats, Pants, Vests, and HOSIERY u
stve variety, and or the finest material and nars
OF hanhi every garment made in the establish
Scp13 sTtl. HUGHES Vince.
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SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEN1
T IKENESSES taken with all the recentinpUHi
j i without any unnatural whiteness OF Lair OF Il
peaTance OIL black dresses. Every style UI cases !
ON hand Price nom uMe dollar upwards.
Rooms, No 05 Nom oe street, near the C0u HOCs
aug3O WM. COWHi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Hindoo Physician and Surgeon.

- e - III o = o-3'
U&IMON ROY, NJ. D , late Surgeon General OF tho
IL HndoO army member OF the University OF Calcutta.
the capital OF India, and Honorary Member OF The French
German, and British Medical Societies, will prescribe
his Office, MONROE HOUSE.
Particular attention paid to the
DEAF AND BLIND,
Also TO ScroTu!Ous constitutions.
A Book of E1indOO Secrets, containing valun-
Bile cepts teaching the Arabian OF tanning wild and
bauky horses and rendering them permanently dOcic in
few mlncsi charming fislcS OF Deafness OF
badness and salt rcum aud The and prevention of
lrSi the art OF curing rheumatism ami tooth ache
istamN!; aud the only niable art curing suffering
in few NJ NUTS Also the art OF dGtec ilE counterfeit
money both bank bills and bogus COIN at first sight.
n5- Entire Satisfaction girem, or no eharge.-c0
will also give Medical aud chronological Charts oil the
Head. showing the applicant how TO nvigoI ate the
stiutiOn and preserve health TO One Hundred Years
more; what occupation to follow, and whit sort OF hus
bal wiic select.
Communications post paid will receive prompt answers
no business man, merchant clerk should be without
the HIoO Ralhs lnIallibc System of Detecting Cou-
forfeit Money. The science warrant d. Try ill., Twill
be money in your pockets jan4
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philadelphia Sn mnnder
k9BEISlI3 Inn sS Sal FIRE AND THIEF
pasToG Of var various sizes always on
H. E15IihI1 hand. at No. So Dock street. war
Is ranted equal to any made in the u
~ lAA9Al Sl4aE4lllE mited States. EVnnE a. Wn1-
NZEWSAf =, sOh thankful for past iayors. re-,
the Please ys S cal a SfSCc purchasing e'o
No 80 Dock street, door Below Third.
N. B-Aso Bank Vault and Jewelers. Burglar Proof 1o
Safes Iron Vault Doors for banks and sto eS Patent Slate
Below the names of few gentlemen and Pullc IN.
sutions who have our Safes i'll USE Hu"ureus more
FarmeFs Mechanics Bank of MISUNDERSTANDING 70
Samuel Allen High Sheriff, PhiIadelPhiai
BARKER B[oaers S Coz Mo i Ws tEITd s
Z c Knight, cor,er Water and Chestnut stsi
SArse .I Sales for California. Sfor PMa.;
Corporation OF Northern Ltberttesi
Commissioners Of Mayamensnsi
J. WagOnseler, Tamaquai
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co, ) Saesi
Hall, 9Th above Cherry and Third and brOwR SIS
BALTIMORE, June ~, 1850.
Messrs. Evans a Watson, Philadelphia entIem,en:-
much pleasure in recommending your FIRE frooi
Chests the notice of the pubc-te Que we Pun chaS ed
from having saved our bonks and contents
destroyed tue entire block Of buildings on Areh street
wharf, on the SchuylIl on the ON o, Jmne' 1901
.oprs-dry Yours very I RTsSRh Z GuDB1Ns
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALTOGETH-
Err EXCELLENT l!
TIME anu stock OF Vestings Cloths, CoSsl'
meres, Scarrs and other Notions necessary for gen
just received, and offered 10 the pub
lie by THOS HUGHES;
n B-winter G opds and Overcoats in extensive va.
ricty, and all at ISrREnIBLY Low rRlcEs!!
FASHIONABLE Clothing emporium
y. RICE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
sPRIGG HOUSE, WATER STREET.
S Receiving from the Eastern cities snendld as
i sortment OF Cloths, CuENimcreH aud FestlnRS
OF the best quality aud every variety wiChaVe been &C.
Iccted by himself. for the
FALL AND WINTER.
Having wOrnen who cannot be supas cd he will make up
10 at the shortest notice. the best manner, and Ia
test style He has also on hand large variety Of Sady
Made Clothing, together with general assortment oil
shirts, collars, CravatS andkc Chiefs gloves under
Shirts drawers stockings and in short every article nc
cessary genteman'S wardrobe He would say 10 one
and ull-come and Judge for yourselves sep7
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For Mayor.
To the Editor or tile IntelligcIcer:-You requested
TO announce THOS SWEENEY, Esq, as candidate tor
the Office Mayor al tho next charter election.
lie will be supported ~
janos BY TIE PEOPLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Eds. Inteligcncor: !. L. SANGSToN will be support.
cd fOl City Sergeant by
desc THE FIRST WARD,
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Editors Intclligencer: Please announce Mr.. JOHN
WRIGHT az a suitable person for the Office OF Street
Commissioner. desc
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TRUSTEES SALE
Wheeling Cotton Mills.

" AOO414S SOGUOA 4A444oS
TIME subscribe. will sell at Public Auction at the
L door OF the Court House in the city of Wheclit
Monday tile 18Th day OF February, 1854, all the le'
consisting OF the property X own as The Wheeling
ton Mills with four lots OF ground buildings engHe
cLincry for spinning yarns. weaving. mailing batting
ali in GOOD condition and Iun%ing der.
These Mills are capable OF Pr duclng thee ihOS
yards OF cotton cloth per day, ana inc cry trade fun
cotton mill in ;e city, the present presents rare
tunity for pcr$ desiring TO embark IN tile nanut
Terms of Sale-one fifth in cash. the residue ia
payments al Six twel! c, eighteen anu tWehtI eur nc
with interest from date The 10 &c secure
bonds with good security and deed oil trust on tie
Tbe title is supposed to be indsrutabe, but vii
vey a lite as trustee VI" ANDREW WILSON, Tru,
TRUST SALE.
NV virtue of Deed OF Trust TO me executed b. G.
81 Hartley dated tile 10th October, 1872, aud lee
IN the clerks odIce OF the county court for ohio con-
hook 81, page 3O6, shall al the front door Of ne
house OF Ohio county on the 23d day OF January Is
4 %sfe6 Nh fx es Of 20 he north end c
one hundred and sixty seve: tl6O In That part IN
OF Wheeling commonly called East w heellns- Ten
The title TO the above property Is bel eyed to b.
puabIe but selling trustee shall only convey srt.
as d Is e "'e 'e1 ALEX. RoGE
VALUABLE BOTTOM LAND FOR SAL
TIME subscriber offers at private sale his FARMO,
i llONlechp 7J nun dHu Sllti
| bethany, on tho WesbmS ~ lie hany Turnpike !,
Joining lands OF Joseph r.. Mayor and heirs OF RI
" augii, deceased, containing about 100 ncres
acres OF the richest bottom land, cleared, and gO,e
timber land. There is plenty of Locust and Oherr
on the Farm, and Grist and Saw Mills within one
There is also u vein of superior COAL 9 irct high
land.
nIo Mills; II. ". Gr6theTS, WellsbuTg, Va; Or
subscriber, West Alexandria, Pa.
| TERMS-OMe thi d cash Ia hamd and balance il
two and three annual payments with in,e.est 10 s.
purchaser. -
| JOSEPH W arr
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Ed. IntelIigencer: You will please announce WALTER
G. SCOTT candidate for the office OF Collector o; the
iecS SSSe''us' wv VoTERs OF THE SECOND WARD
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JAS II. McMECHEN is a candidate Tor the SIIERIF
ATTY, the election be held in the Spring OF 1851
octo::td
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Mr. Editor: You will Please announce the ia Ee OF II
P. CHAPLTNE as candidate for the Office OF City Ser
suing charter election, and ohlgc the voter:
OF the dc29 FIFTH WARD
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SPECIAL Es.
USE HoWEs COUGH CANDY!

SPECIAL NOTICES.
USE HoWRs COUGH CANDY!
Collector of Water Eents,
ton by Oh des7! ''' u" MXSY CITIZENS
For City sergeant, ~
Mr.. Editors You will please announCc that SMITH Nc
DONALD viii supported for the Office q CITY Sega"
Eds. Inelligcneer You will please announce thu T P
SHALCRoSS will be supported or he ohcc OIL lily "e'
le9s' THE VOTERS OF ALL THE WARDS.
Editors InteIlgercer: Tic old friends OF Mr.. JOSIAH
POWELL and the voters generally will support ig Tor
the U!ice of Collector OF Water Rents dc2S'
Mr.. Editor: Please announce u. W. CARR as camli-
date Office OF Collector OF Revenue. at the coming
dcas '-es'''"' anu '''''' MANY FRIENDS
Mr. Editor: You will Please announce the 5e Of H.
ensuing charter election and obltgc the voters
Ed. InteIIigcncer: You will please announce WALTER
G. SCOTT candidate for the office OF Collector OF the
dc decS sSS''u' VOTERS OF THE SECOND WARD
Editors Intcligencer: Please announce Mr.. JOHN
Commissioner desc
Eds. Intelligcncer: J. L. sANGSToN will be support
desc THE FIRST WARD.
For Mayor.
To the Editor OF tile nelIiscnceI:-You are requested
TO announce THOS SWEENEY, Esq, as candidate Tor
the office o Mayor at tho next charter election.
jane. '"ii'''' BY TIE PEOPLE.
Mr. Editor; PleaEc annonncc JcFi TRISLER n
dAe of the Chain Gang at The ensuing cleo
ton. jun2 MANY VOTERS
Eds. Intelligence: Please that present CT
fcient Wharf Master, RIO ERT HAMILTON will be
supported Tor the office uing election by
jan2' TIE VOTERS
Alderman OF the Iat Ward.
Mr.. Editor: Please that am candidate for
reelection. JAM ID. MACLANE
Editor Inclligencer: You will please announce Major
DAVID LEE, candidate for Aid 'rmam tho FIRST
Ward. who will be supported by .
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Mr. Editor: Please announce u. VI. CARR rs candi-
the office Collector OF Revenue. at the coming
chs rter election, and Obiigc ~
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At WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. J
. UST Teeeivcd,-a large lot CT superior Biz
also-all sizes very hest Marietta sharp grit ~
wei OF dry grinding, which will he hung II desire
te1t lctton roers at short notice and at low Is,'
9cS0 yROHAN'S marble yard, &C NAN
kCEIVED this day a large assortment OF eh-'
IL and youths Hats and CAPS. .rgt
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Editors InteIgercer Tile old friends OF Mr.. JOSIAH
POWELL and the voters generally will support him 10
tho U!tice OF Collector OF Water Rents. dc26'
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slight cnange.
ON TIE DANUBE.
Omer Pacha has taken up his winter quarters
Letters of the 9th lnst state that at that date on
eratIonS were entirely suSpended-even SkirmiSh-
ing had ceased. The Turks have fortified Kaafat
very strongly, and have ZOO men at Hurna. The
ModavIau AMI WaIIIaClIiIn militia have been re.
organized under The command of the Russian Cen
eraI Sala. Four thousand OF the corps under Gen.
OSen Sankru reached JrSSay on the 9Th, and pro-
Ct eGed Suutlward by fo.crd marches.
Latest letters from the seat of war are dated Blu
chareSt, the 5lh inst, aud confirm the de fuc0 SuS
pension of hOSlIlueS on tile banks OF the Danube.
Military operations at stand still everywhere,
evt n at Gur;evo, where the Russia are engaged
III tie construction of tort. Their hospitals are
as full as ever. Turna SEVERN IL held by 5000
TURKS. Nothing of any Importance has happened
at KrniUvu or KnIalnt. When the Russian Consul
i'll Servia reached Semlln he despatched letters 10
his government, in which he denounced Prince
Alexander OF Servia as a secret adherent of the
Porte On the 23d ult., the Elders of the various
SeEvIan districts met at VoruScheya, and resolved
10 watch the movements of Prince Alexander
They w. mt the length of discussing the proprtety
OF recalling Prince Mi!oSch ObernowltSch, who
from his exile at Bucharest, has lately come close
10 the Serv'hn frontier.
OPINION OF TIE BRITISH FLEET.
THE following elfuSion, written by midsIpman
GU board Of the ships OF Admiral nanda's
squadron is quite popular throughout the fleet,
and has found its way iato the Papere. 1t shows
cu;. The song circulates quite freely SUD rosa.
NEW NAVAL SONG.
4dIteyed from D61'S, for Of diSssfeR Eas-
Itch eTetrs in The BoSPfoTWs,
Come, shut up, my lads! 10 diBhOnor we steer,
To add some new shame TO tails Infamous yearI
And Sc by Ill LUCK we should meet with a foe,
Our;starHs we sh III quickly be ordered 10 show.
Useless oak our shIpsl quite joLe our menI
Aud cur rulers are ready
A de Shady, boys, ShGdy-
To funk and to founder again and again
For sham sent, aud sham we shall be;
pnn Inhu in q has baA1,
We're to keep him at hnme with Pipe in his patch
While the Russana pitching his ships Scratch!
Useless oak, DC.
'Twasn't thus in old times when showed his fists
That Britannia sneakcd cOuTesying the lists:
For herself, friend, didn't matter dump,
She was ready TO fight while she counted stumn
Useless oak, &c
They've heard or Nelson's and Rodneys and BlaSes
And they think, too old PALM shivera or shakes
Hut different lot are now sarvins the Queen,
And our poor old Sawney Admiral'a old Ab-d-nI -
Useless oak are our ships! quite joke our nenI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

Collector of Water Rents
Mr.. Editor: JAMES NJ. BULGER will be supported
for Collector or Water Rents the ensuing charter cleo
ton by dc27' MANY clilZENS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-29
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The n st IN the mufuing required, snd Asusincc
record - Ne OF al thu txssincd-the name nd
age Of the pstirH'.
No charge Tor eaaniuing whore medicine
/. taken.
bisrafd'ng all Medicines OF highly pois nnous ma
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FERROUS infnenee, he selects his tem"dirs chiefly from
'he psgftabie k@gaem, anl admir,,isf. them IN &C
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