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FOR RENT.

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STATIONERY.

LIVERY variety Of plain aud fancy Stationery for
IL sale by GEO. A. FUTILE 4 GO.
Jan. Il, ls5i an
NANN's Patent Parchment Copy Books, tho
vi very host article now Ia use. Fursalciy
GEO A TIrIopI a. 4, ~
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The San Francisco was insured IN New
York and Philadelphia for 100000, which
covers her value. The cargo on board con
sisted wholly of stores belonging to the
insured
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Metropolitan silk Stock
1I1NIoVAI.
Haf.4aH As. ANN NJ Eh
SILK ANDFANCY GOODS.

New Nsrh.
tnpiu,s,is she r5tt
fnvacih sitsntton ufiho ltadc go tneii erEiNc
IMPORT N9ioN 81
NlJU Stt.k-,
uklgsl- 0uuu-,
NHAiN1-
RIBBONS,
EuitRptpERtEs 80
Merchant thuin shunt tho ntra states ATE -plr
tod o. rtstptue ,sgt Hs-,iriutrrt, whtrh ga
NOVELTY. RICHNESS AND VARIETY.
- hrirvcd 81 ho unsurpassed m tui. tstreinl,s and
adapi4i ~ tho " auis 1T the very bot trad. in this
conBtr, al 81 which viii be- offered g. tssh md nut
elias. ia Buyers, on tie u'si is,otahi' tctn'
N.fM
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Notice.

1 ~ pfr.aat hHttng unssfiira aernsfns $50 ttf
\ ur3ftsffnaa Nv fssrsftiai1 frYgtestri lffsn Al
tr Hsiail .rfrf g. Napnt Stow heat To tepa o.
an etfi, date ava stteaa w Me ssulr.
o. l. ROBBINS
Ratans Isa. sth is54 p.u
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NEW VT SIC lust received nad fet
StRi>,rs, N.ol, ,es ui,.-. ~ .ta.. t,.,Is
rl'htNsf~ =. ruHltHrf', ~h"nlart Ns'rt iiFg
n,- 1'wsti la'l t,',,'r'' An4 .H .'l' ~ .'N"
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poNn 4 NuRrE ge.f " s'e la~''. rsAh
! ser. lrsh N'.f, iie.t' p .'.'. '.tn ~
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GENUINE con LtNNu OFT. W. oGst
" g. ts ruhlir rsiir,ii Fsts 900 sanainc aitt
slgv w.s tah ..isasis aed us1 t' rum
80, ,.,. 49,,
L." 80 ' N -. 80. ~ 80
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OYSTERS, a., st,r~, cnpnnusus inr.ufh ihr
" Wirtrf. a lANhuN a HHNNIr'
Irc o.. lSli
Dn HOMES CANDLES iist received
~ NJ iANuON A GRAVES.
nrc. go, itlL
SfEisM CANDLES -t"td N"i lNigHt 900
gl,n y, stg,n' 'o.'"'"'''p '"9 ".,'.', ~"
Candle at tho ne" Ou'Hh' &. W ~ = son
NV. %
~ GI"N , w. N,@ M, 's ,,,,, Wo% ,, ,., hS
N"'' % i0'A 9. ~ ~ a SUN
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nov. 'N
IrAnILN onocEn,Es m. mo-, inviting
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a,,tb,ng offered IN th,. e,,,.
Nov. - g. BURT 4 son
NV Ntbi' tNfS Just r'rs'N'd az
- Wv ""'''"" "'"e ''''' ''''" "'' W ''"'"F""
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ofR",t ao4c $50 ,d,er,'.o,,ei IN su.tic, 5'I
,,,.,. ,.,,.a,t p,rt,,t.,,,ts mt. ,,.,,,t.
~" ~ VIZ Pa'@,l h'o"'''''"'' ""''' "''''
oH ~. Tr"".psr'na ,'" s'' s soap
Mnni,i. Premium , o.rrptrated E,tratt- "a Van
MA. rine Anolc. ofanrc. namasA Hos. Ginger, sui.
meg aud Lemon To- d,,unpr lro cleam. Sauce,
i"'p '' p"
,t,,..,s...x ,,,,x,.. u,,xn.y AN,
CruI,iiTI VIAsI IN, hesItli,'t o,irt,'t
~ W., ~ N ~, y, n' 'lli'l,'. ~
~; ~, 49, 49,, $50, M n,,-,,,i, ,,i.J ,.,.J
rtue, Wheat R,r Indian a. uuckyhost rlnnr 81
puNp MuRst's
Main aud Washturtsn ST.
toDO Lbs. superior guaul, 70, Ba,krlesi rlour
'DD ~ ''''''" " "" ''"'
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lhoN - Essence o. '"""''" GINGER
drop. impsriinF I, TIE .omaeh rlo~ and ,sorcaaHl
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All accounts agree in stating that up
wards Of 100 were washed overheard, and
the deaths are estimated at GO 10 20.
The lost and died must be nearly 200.
Saved J63
Lost und died 300
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Barre Academy.

'THE Spring FERN viii begin on "Wednesday, Feb.
! ma, Is. IN order u effect a- complete div.
'on Of labor as pnssihle IN the several departments,
ten teachers viii he employed.
students wishing tn enter either the English ~
riHssiral should be- present Al tho commence
mrnt of the Term. Fer board ~ information zee
catalogue, or address,
J. :. sPAuLnING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. to, 1864. 4--3w
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GEO. A. FUTILE 4 CO.,
PRINTERS. STATIDNEI{s A. BINDEJtS

WASHINGTON ST., RUTLAND, vi.
09-PrntnP aud Binding Of evcy variety executed
short notice and at low prices. Stationery CHEAP
EH than the CHEAPEST. al
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DELL's FIrc Proof snfcty FIuid lamp
ID and Foodqr --fonUrfiy secure from .piosoii.-
Ploa-c cali aud examine az flic bug Hinfrnf
BGNu MpHFE.
Main ~uSst, Rutland.
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BRUSHES.

I 'IIfsiI. Hair, Nail and Tooth. ofev'ry
l. price and uuaiii}, at fuNu A MuRsls Due
store, Main aIid W5shlugi0u rtrrot, Rutland
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NEW BOOKSTORE.

IN Il w bOOh . 7 VTtEs
H. \. FRIAk a co., would respEei-
-. tdi annnHufe a. The fiuIrus ui Rutiaud and
vrimity that they have this day opened large
saTimeHi II
school aud Miscellaneous HOOKS.
Letter, Bath Post, Commercial Nutr and cap "a
psfs Also az extensive hssarurid % Ftaiiehafy 10
all ~ hpurhcs, which they VIII rsh 81 Nhol-sEle ~
ret ti a. low tlr i0wost iiTat door wet At the
Now Drug stare. under The hsrdNeii iiuuse
BHtisnd, Aoy. 20. less 4s-u
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EpoEaros 4 AtLeS Aios lffia -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

IMPORTANT IF TRuE,-The New York Stats
zeituns publishes letter from Paris, dated JAN.
81, states that rnmor existed TINT the Frenchgov-
eminent had Just received intelligence of aicois-
ion between the Russian and allied fleets in The
Black Sea. 1t was also reported that dispatches
had been received from ST. Petersburgh, wi ichr
amount 10 nothing less than a declaration OF war
against France if the combined fleets SHOULD enter
The Black Sea. winch had alreadytaken place. 1t
is also asserted that Austria and Prussia will SOL
emnlytprotest against the entrance of the allied
fleet and they will place an armYof observation
along their frontier. and that France is preparing
for active operations in support of Turkey, both
by land and sea. - 't' a.ss Z, s..-ss'. i,e,-t g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw7YoRk. Feb. sth.-Cotton market dull
Coffee, Rio liz steady Flour market firm with
auupward tendency. and active speculative de-
nanl, 800 sold at 50 - 10 9sI Southern 9, 25a
$50. Wheat. buyers holding back for lower pri-
ces. Corn market firm, with anupward tendency;
$4,000 BUSH. sold at l,05. Pork, prices a ttiie
market firm. rcpacked Chicago beef sold at IA 90;
prime Ohio 90, 90. Lard not quotnbly lower than
1898. Whoes hogs CT. Cut meats $50 at nm
changed rates. Linseed oil So; lard oil 90a92.--
Iron quiet. -.sssgl, -,,-, z.-sss ~ laaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
.LEGAL nEcIslnM go

PRESUMED, Feb. s--77Befere Judge Williams
this.morning Cldskey' administrators Obtained
verdict Of $500 against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. McCloskey. tlroser, in conveying horses
from Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia was killed last
March bysa collision near Newton. 81 The defence
was that he was in the wrong car at the time of
the accident. McCloskey had no family and only
collateralflleirs. rs 5s 't,3i.-s.s . =
Considerable excitementexistsi in consequence
of the extraordinary proceedings OF the legislature
Interference to Jewell, tie murderer. The Papers
condemn the attacks of Members on Judge Me-
Clure. There is strong feeling IN the comlntl.
nifty against thspecinl action of Tie legislature IN
this case. Jewell will be hung on Fridav, as it is
reported that Gov. Bigler will not sign the billif
passed. - 2si g =. .tF q 'aes'1 9; -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
TEL IRA PlHIg fNEWs
By the NationailI I.ine.
t!ElreeRAriiEp KFaEnAlLYISTFlblcssdFE


~ s,n4sisy,F't CONG REssIoNaL ~ as.la l7so
~, 1911 ~ "a r. 49, go WASHINGTON, Feb,
SENATE Mr.. Hamln presented aslnenorialtin
favor Of reducing the duty onal! imported! non 10
Sl az on charcoal iron to 81 per ton!ap 10
Inc michigan Railro d Bill AIKEN and
The bill grantng land 10 the State Of Louisiana
70 and in the construction Railroad from the
city of New Orleans to the Sabine River was
passed. - o. Fl s. atf 4e tlsa
ms French Spoliation Bill'was raken up, read,
anispostPoned. = gso5a ihat.aip 81 % sl :, :,
The NeLraska Bill was taken'up. Mr.. Everett
delivered an able speech. lStf - t'44
ttouss; The House went ilito Committee on
the Deficiency BillI lAmappropriationS of Sc, 900
to defray the expenses Of Commission, appointed
at the last session TO examine aud report fnregard
10 the = rmory at Sprlngtisla, was passed. tafsI
House, when without any further action, House
adjourned. ss.s5s',,s &c. :. !. ,s.,ls,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
mrs sigio3nfnney on womanl,s IIai ,sill 4

Mrs lsigonrney on fwonan,s Rights IN
That intellectual and exemplary lady. Mrs
sioouRNEy, thus Beautifully 3discources on, "wo-
man Rights i = : lsf4rIesea s'Is,issi4s,g1
There rs much clnmor in these DAYS Of pr,gr.vs
respecting graft of new or IN extension 1f
privileges Tor our sex. A towerful rhoralsts has
Sald, mat I'm cpntenliens for power both the pliI
losophy anG poetry fife are dropped anltrollel,
domestic happiness, 'sand 10 the i.:terest 81 Ven
balanced socie;y, should tie innate delicacy and
pFetosatise OF woman, as tooman, be forfeited or
sacrificed? sii 7'Fat,i sssSffi'ft III =
al have given her as a thelp,neet," said the
Voice ttatcannot err, when he snake ii,ltuItItama
IN tile cool Of the day, cni the trees of paradise
N MOI as ainy, Cog. n wrestler, prize fghter9
NOS q ne hpNeet, such as was Citing Tor man 10
deSlre, anu Tor woman TO become zis,illl %
Since the Creator mas assigned different sntsras
OF acton Tor The different sexes, it is 10 be me-
Su'hed' In HIS unerring wisdan that there is work
enough IN each department 10 employ them and
th1s me iaithlul erormance Of flat work " i'll be
lott4s oeneht ol both. II He has made one the.
pt'estess OF The inner temple, committing I'd her
chatge It's unrevealet sanctities, WHY should SHE.
ssekt 10 mIngle in the warfare shat may thun,Ilr
NJ us gales or ruck its turre,s? Need she be again
ny pilds or curiosity, or glowing words, to
oad!sI het E4sn!i Il s,ssass8 l4lss gsTfts
lrueinobllty of women issto, keen her own
sphere. ana 10 adorn it; notlike the comet tauntI
ing and'perplexng otter systems but as The. nur,.
slaI' winch IS The first TO- light the day, and last TO
leave it If size Share not the fame of The ruler
anu the blood shedder, her good works. such as
%, come those whoprofeSs godness" though
They leave no deep"loot. prints on the sands Of
ms me-. may find record in the Lambs Book or
Mothers! are not our rights sufficiently extern
sNe-the sanctuary of love, the throne OF tie heart
The moulding OF the whole mass Of mimi and lis
htst ior'natnmF' Have we not power enough in
all ieaimS oil Srrrow aud SulIering-over all orns
Northumberland want-nmiu nj mi iIic ,NT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

MYSTERIOUS DisArPEARAxcE.--A man named
Richard Harrison IS said to have suddenly and
rnysteriousIy disappeared from tie neighborhood Of
Martinsvllle and Bridegroom, within few days. 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Ci%clSNATI, Feb. S.-Flour quiet. dealers hold
ing OFF for arrival of steamer small sales at S. S5
Whisky %; Provisions are more quiet, but prices
unchanged-Mess Pork $500, Bulk Meats 43a5
cts FOR shoulders and 6 for sides; Bbl Lard 9a9b;
Cloverseed $3.50 per bushel.a 4sp,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

VALUApLr PROPERTY ron. sAIE.-Mr. JAMES
FRAZIER offers his yoIuable Mill Property on the
National Road for sale. See. advertisement. 20 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

John McGrath died in Boston last week, of lock
jaw induced by being struck in the eye blythe end
Of a whip lash.I =. atA - LANl-a. EEILENN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

13There died at Moscow, on The 18th of octo-
ber' a certain Peter Sosnowsky, aged 1872 years,
month and 2o days. stiss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

1J-The French say, "He who has a good son-,n-
law has gained son; he who has a lad one has
lost daughter"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

UNIVERSITY OF PENNsyLyANm.-we are intIebt-
ed TO friend for report Of. the Medical Depart.
ment Of the University of Pennsylvania, located
at PhiIadelphia. from-which we are glad to per-
ceive that this excellent Institution is in highly
prosperous condition. ?,,5.lsst.si 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
RIVER AND llYEArH

NJ - RIVER. AND WEATHER. -,
PlrTsBuRGn, Feb. S,-River 4 feet by metal
mark, falling slowly. ,sles.I - gssts
tCISciSsATl. Feb. stll.-The river has fallen six
inches. Weather-heavy rains since last evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
FROM EUiiROPE.

ePmLsDELrnIA, Feb. 81 Correspondence OF The
New York Herald, dated oiilon, January oOth,
st4tes that dispatches f:on st. Pete,sburgh affirm,
beyond all question, that Nicholas has rejected the
mediationo OF the Four Powers. .s' 9ts 'iVe ios 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

Boar BulLpERs, Carpenters aud others using
lumber, referred to the advertisement of Mr..
WIsE's Stea.n Saw Mill. .sa5! .siss :. h i.sss.r,,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
JURY,s VERDlcrr,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. SIN The case oil. Warden VS..
he ptoprietors Of the Times newspaper for libel
The jury This afternoon brpughtin verdict for the
plaintiff for So, 200 damages. sasli ils Gs,,s,s a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
oAUIIIoM.. 8

sR MoRsE's 1xviGoR ATINo Coz as been counter
feited by umprincIpef pei sohsi
" III future all the genuine cordial win the
fac-simile pasted bottle, the ol
lowing words blown in tho glass : :, - s -
'.'DR. 4oasEs lHvIaoBA sc CORDIAL ~ 5ss.
sHsf a. s9sE KINos RkorRIETuRsi n. Y.sS <
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
JRsDAY NoRNlNe. FEBRU5A.lYs .lss4.
no Corre.P ]. :.

LETTERS concerning scrpti6n. advertising or 9th
financial business ofthe lnteigencer, should BIO aI.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the ss
per, should be addressed TO the editors, Jointly or 10 ei
Their OTthem. - :
Correspondents writing for publication will ple.s.
write only one side o! the paper. =
An Observance ofthe above rules will greatly oblise u.s.
aud secure prnpt attention to corIespondentsS
they might other wise some times relieve
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

UNION LINE STEAMERS SoLb.-The Cincinnati
Commercial states tina. the steamers Alvin Adams
and David White, OF The Union Line, have bee
purchased byt the Madison, Indianapolis ana Peru
Railroad Company. They will form an evening
line between Cincinnati aud Louisville, siunn,npr
only at Madison, AMI forming regular come ction
with the express tram from Chicago and Terre
Haute. The two boats sold for Size, 600. ). We
have some doubts Of ttIe correctness of tile above
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
MIS- EOUs..

WIN; 4. i Needs, .gsp. n.sa
Bookbinder a. SsInnk book M ann IN ctnrer,
No. 24a AIonros Street, UP STAIRS.
w GUILD RESPECTFULLY inorlnt aud pub
lc ~ general; that they kate bought the estabhsh
acly known as James 81, wings ookbinde:y anu
an m Rule and
blhd 70 ofder every description, snlusic
pc in not TO be surpas
ana by any eSta bill hlet in the country. q .,,t
ey Constantly on land as rtIent OF blank books.
'''' DR., Gordon Harris, q ~
rasdArGRADUAliEa OF Eatis
NFFlCE-Saltlmore Lock Inflrnary! No. 81 south Gay
street opposite the xchange Buiidmge; BALTIMORE
practical experience OF 90 years enables ar.II
to Insure sond and speedy cure ~ Glass Of Dis
cians TO highlands OF Quackery. Hcnaybee
.iidenflally, either IN person or by letter.
@ Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
tettertollr. Harris, All
confidential, remedies sent part fthe u.
See advertisement 0nlteilrib l,use:!. arr4-1y
Foreign Exchnnse,a oreign IsxchnnSe.
I0ERSoNS wishing tnoncyto England Ireland
l. orsseotlauL, in amounts trome upwards can find
sule, quick and Cheap medium rough III BU tia5ao
90. n EDWARDS, AFFORD eco ,.AS
ne1dC H. 81 I la lssi. u RCure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

The sth of March is the day set apart for u
meeting of the ockholders of The Two compa MES
when it is supposed, the contract will, be ratitied
as tits stated that out CT $1,000 shares of stock in
the HillsboroS road. the holders 16,1Os shares
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

TnE5 RlvER lastinight was at stage of fourf ct
six inches, difficult stage of navigation for The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
OF Cop

NFoTIcEas hereby that the firm OF IIr
Tfs Tits day dissolved by iiaI
husuess ~ the ola firm WIN be tie leg ris
ll1stsy Little u CO.. his day
and ~ whom business will III be conducted
old stand on Market stieets.t ian1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09
Tobacco! Tobaooo!! Tonaceo-! 7!

INN would most respectfully call tile attention OF Mar
w chants and Groeers to our very large aid seneth
Cigars, SNUFF, etc, and such 6tIeT
eles as lsgt belong 70 q ,egIiars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

Sod tlroashoat ne United STATES, Cana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-09

f, "A INCREASED IA u Lit les. 5ssF T t5g9l
4 A DAMS & Co.'s. nE&PHESs arcadeliverng heavy
IA treigIts such pSrOutty egsss butter, etc.,, 10 Ba
more in twenty hsnrss at 81 ~ ler 100 lhsss . 2a
Il N.sPiGAIfS2SB Agent, ssh y ~
L iAn2I a..ta - - .glIH III Mcclure Hnnen
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81 DO you remember the Old Corner
MO. 35, WATER STREET? Call there and see tho
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF ovcIcoangs,
assimcrcs, Cloths splendid Velvet and other Vcstnesl
See, ndLlii e, and leave your measure
pair PantqiocMs made IN the finest style, TO on
ovsre9sts Coats Ps,ts. yests and Hosery, in exten
OIL lianl; every garment nmlein the establishment.
sept3 I'll! HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
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81 Holiday Presents
at No. 1 JYItsninston aanII, Monroe stree

"AHING iustretnrncd from the eastern cities. now
Il offer for sale tne aud complete assortment oil
Persons desiring to purchase invited to cal and
anime my Goods which am determined sell cheap
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al73tl- N USIV I9Ni USlU!s4f " nifoll3 ~
s we are about TO go Esst again, 10 purchase very
large stock Of GoodsssSe take great pains inform
this day February list, 1854 all Piano other Ii
strlmenta " usic and Musical Instruments at first cost
We hope that inusicaI friends vii: give call now,
and that late aud large selection OF music; also
tile wonderful a 81 q n = II
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{t.z-d7f Notice 81
NliE undersigned, having bought the entire stock
Gods belonging 10 Messrs. HsFeeter9 Lakn, Mer
Chant ailorS would hegfeayeto inform the c1izcs OF
Wheeling md vicinity that iet intends carrying
Ac liant Tailoring business in the same
occupied by Messrs Wheeler Sc Lakin, aud having OBJ
famed the services OF both of the former lie
is to make uto osdeT every article in his line,
the style and best manner at very short notice.
and very low for Having large stock on hand
lie is TO sell very low, his stock and
make the Spring Goods. Eoyvis rare chance
20 get good clothing cheap He will warrant every article
to be as recommended, oTsno sae. s-4 ri
80 a sit Come one,' come all, ls25l - Z -
y IA i've US acali, z siaA t'hs's 'esa
At No.2, Washington Hall.
ianfo Y S,t ~ 81 a. sTAIEArAN.e
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AGENTS.
rVfiEEf.jS els q Caidweil;
PHTTSBURCsH-t fleinin istothefs
CfNC1NNATIzB. II AieaktrgS,
CUAiBERAAN b. Z. = = HeSi q {
sA1iTIMoR E--s s. Hsiite;
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Tho harsh, dry, hacking. winter cough. which aiets
OLD PEoPLE aud invaids ina low state of health, is
most Happily affected by the iIs4m. Itremovrs
bid muSuS, and other oul matter; improves tkr digestive
organs and imparts lille the wan and einaciued
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john IL. MILLER e. Co. ga.
NV Z ave hand well stock XII nds or
wv m feed. hailed lay, and o1tS-aIso, clioice
brands III ext -four. which deliver promptly
TONER'S and those who will kindly patronage u.s. free of
large We have few straw cutters and corn shelters
lcs and nteId To tuI assortment agricultu
Sf,,t a'St,r .f.fsa II
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b oNEaT H0ESAND BOXES OF ToBAC Co. S;
eml,s 10 10 Guiding p yeiy b. r
Gravey Hne F. Beehive, Tho Thonas
Jones Jones aud AGdson,s and
Bell; Cherry the Gait ori,ia Cod tar, eic ETC
As We are Trade ays
only regular Tobacco estab the Atlantic
aud hay Wing laid in to The adj
ne,s s. other NOISE can and
equal either east or west. We therefore AK tile
ohAnts OF ohfo
also on hand & ,hea vs and genefal
ste ok of fof Sr4nss
sisass asg,gpiel
kinds, Pipe Toburso i pppst alto cal
and see for LoGANs ARK ss Co., -
aug23 y 81 hiafnsstteef &
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~ ,55s- PAINT ROOM. f4s II n ~
II ParLer's Saloon. Market street third story Open
IA from 10 to ~ O'Clock and from ? TO 4.lFsgsiSl
Portraits pair cd; atd given Painting,
and design. 90 la sfnovt6 zPff ~ FtR HANNA