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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-07-12
dAaetg,

a- BY ]. D.-JACKsoN.
Where are the brave of other years, ooG
Who marshaled of in stern array, -...F
To 'venge the wrongs and bitter tears,
And ruthless deeds, done day by day
The continentals, where are they7
-i-- l. 81 'iii-.-s -..- .'
Who firmly grasped the flashing steel,
I When foemen's breasts-were barred to view,
Then on the scried squadrons wheeled,
And proved its temper well and true
The Continentals, where are they q til-
Before whose fronts the Northern blast, 1871,
From icy realms and mountains sere,
Did vainly beat, then bowling psss'd- res;
Whose hearts were true, and knew not fear
The Continentals, where are they1.. r..
Who 'mid the brakes and serPent's fen,
On meanest fare, contented stood,
To meet the foe-no matter when
AMI nobly yield their their patriot blood
IS The Conrinentals, where are they1
The grass is green on many spot,
Where never funeral call was chimed
And calm their rest-they eed it not
They're in each Freeman's heart enshrin'd |!
And mono. who bled more loved se-day!
5HX ------ --------.---
EPEGRANJATIC. H55.
1 ask not wealth or worldly fame,
An empty title a name,
r'it3 A dazzling throne TO wear a crown;
e. Nor in the battle field renown;
Or Virgis' muse CEsAR's reign
When Rome was ripe'ning soon to wane,
Like some proud oar that bows its length
For weakness is excess of strength
---. Or NrwroN's mind to mark and trace
The plannets thro' unfatho om'd space
Their nice exaetness keeping time
Like measured tho'ts in smo oothest rhyme
Nor do ask the love some hold
For sordid wealth--or paltry gold;
Bat Dhat ask-you have not got
gIa.g And never had, and neither ought,
..tt Nor ever ican-but while you've life,
-. You still can give me, tits. a Difel a.-9
WOOSTER, o. TIMOTHY TICKER
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-07-12
JEwEIERs, eso.
~ II. n. GOODFELLOW,

-Ts'1lI ? Is n CUODEELLUW9
sA "a I VNATCHMAKRRA AND JEWEL
w ER, Dealer in Watches, Jew
EHE1fSM elry, Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c.
~ 3. Watches and Clocks repaired and
~, "a warranted, Highest price paid for
old Gold and Silver. Opposite the
senB I.bisnd. Ohio. soft Dec IA, 1858. :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-07-12
nR. w. ". RIDDLE,

~ Practitioner Of WedleiHe and SGrgerg'
WILL attend to all business connected with MS
w profession. Once in the Centre OF Troy, asn-
land county. Ohio. III .-- ly4e =
f-rra DIS. J. p. &c J. COWAN, --,..sl y
DRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
i GERY. Jeromeville, Ashland county, Ohio.
March 2Gth, Is54- p s5at 45t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
1fcoMMuNILczlATEp.l-
WnEELlNa, VA. NJ.

-.., aLa7. WHEELING, Vas March 5, '54.
Mr.. Editor: a local item in, the Times & Ga
zette of this morning. enana,ihg. suppose, from
the fluent pen Of the sage editor, with regard 10
the removal Of freight from The wharf is calcula-
ted TO produce the impression on the minds of the
readers OF said item, that the parties to whom the
of such freight isentrusted, are negligent in
the discharge of their duties. 81
If the author ofsthis item could suggest some
plan, Il believe heis .tdu taip' at making sugges.
tlons.) by which The tO.On could be disburthened
of The large amount ofimerchapdise which has
been for some time accumuating therein. he would
very greatly oblige. at least Que of our citizens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
RolLER .EXPLosIoN.

HARrroRo. March 2nd.-The Steam boiler be-
longing to Fales & Gray's Car factory exploded to-
day. DESTROYING The blacksmith shop, engine room
and badly shaitering the main building.
There was over 100 persons in the main build
ding at the time of the explosion which was ter.
rltfic, wrenchng the machinery. breaking timbers
prostrating the walls, and burying tie workmen
beneath the ruins. The citizens and iireinen
were quickly on the spot to render all possibl. as
Sistance to the sufferers. Nine were killed in
Stantly, and seven subsequently died, aud many
others badly injured, some of whom will probably
die. The boiler was new, so horse power, and
built in the best manner. There were over 200
persons employed ab;;ut;h he building. those killed
were chiefly employed in,the blacksmith shop.
=--.-.f SECOND DISPATCH r.,
The scene is heart rending, wives and children
of the workmrn. on The spot looking for their
friends and relatives. The victims are horribly
mutlatel. scarcely recognizable, all the sufferers
have been eytricated from the ruins. The coro-
nersj jury are proceeding in their enquiry. Esti-
mated loss buildings and machinery, $40, 900.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr.

MARCH 3--Flour moderate demand at ,l0a6, Is.
Considerable activity in provisions, 1000 bbls mess
pork sold at Il, 25af2 So l5o0io be delve,ed next
May at 90, aud 900 deliverable at Porsmout III
at IL; 500, ooolbs bulk pork 44a5s forsshouiders
and sides, l,600 pie sho lders at SO, the
iatier including packages and 600 pieces hams al
a. Nothing ttanspired in lard or bacon. Whisky
declined TO 81 cts. and dull. Clover seed 8 5Oa
-5,55. Gtocerles active with steal prices. Sales
go casks pot aud pearl ashes at d, demand good.
Sole leather has advanced 2 cts. per lb, hemlock
s25a26 and oak tanned %. #H 8&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

March, 3rd.-The Jury in the Gardiner case
this morning returned verdict Of Gully, after
p hours delibera1ion. The Court passed the
highest sentence allowed by law, 10 years in the
Ponitentiary. Gardiner was placed i'll the custo-
dy Of the U. S. Marshall, stay OF the Sentence
having been granted until a bill of exceptions
could be heard; butthis afternoon he was found
dead in Ills room, having as is supposed taken
nniSnn.- ~ - - p l.--L.l-
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: sTATE CoMYENTIoM.

MoNTPELlER, VT, March, 2nd.-The State Con-
-yentiCn to-day passed unanimous and spirited re-
olution condemlng the Nebraska Hill. The Con.
vention was numeiously attended by influential
men from all parts of the State. 7sii3rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

WP. AsDuRr is not the firstin getting his Spring
Stock. but he is just in time 10 have all the late
styles and best importations out. Give him q cali
He has just received most splendid assortment Of
goods and all at unusual low. prices, at No. 1872
Main street. 5.l s5g'..s Aff1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
MAIL RoRBER Sentenced.

NKw HAVEN, March 3.-Roland a. Smith, the
mail ro5ber arrested on Saturday, was arranged be-
was sentenced by Judge Ingersoli 10 81 years hard
labor in the State prison y :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

New FiRM.-we invite attention to the new
firm of GoRp'x, MATTHEWS & Co., in the Com.
mission & Forwarding business. and of which our
old friend John NJ. Matthews. is member
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
NEW WORK.. MARKEr.

March 2.-Flour. prises sitter. not quoted high
.er than 7.s7as, j D; Southern S,O0as, 49,. Wheat
firm, with an upward tendency, Southern white
tls9. Corn iImer with sales at SIa9s. Orleans
{ sugar5t. Orleans inolasses 2si. W husky prison,
easier at IS. Pork unchanged, moderate de-
maud at s,62a16 Beef firm at IL. Cut meats
steady at 4a9 Lard firm OF t0a for bbls and 1Ifor
kegs. Iron firm. Kentucky tobacco 74a9i. iyf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

THERE'S a'grcat dealof fun in this world .
part OF which is supplied by fools, who. i. aS t,ev
are quite harmless, are TO be tolerated. htc.ns..
'"ey are certain to make us laugh, and thereby
contribute 10 our enjoyment. There is n Neon.
af class oil Tools represente by character in the
Playc London Assurance" who is contiu,.Ilv
"'us"s Tue most prominent part of his tscornoros-
NY soeIote people anddarihg them to kick it,
ou' as no one delgns TO kickit because it in no
ones way, we laugh atthe fellow as we would al
"unooh employed for our amusement We
are reminded this character by a Mr. J.sH. Nc
Ehechen' who In his scribblings in the Gazette. en-
ueaVoFS 10 make the editors of this paper kick
hin' We assure him that we are nit so cruel 10
IalhlleSS' lnotensIye creatures He seems 10
nave taken the notion in his head (where there
was plenty OF room for any quantity OF new no.
tohs') that our whole establishment has conspir-
Ell against his ''rublic position" As sure as we
are an honest man, disposed TO say exactly VIVA,
we think' we don't know what his ..pubEe no.
Siti0n', Is. III we were called upon as gentleman
anu christian to state on oath. from GU knowl-
euge as one Who has lived here all his life and
Who knows most everybody, what the public Do
snlon OF Mr.. ]. H. McMechens Isl, we should
only De able TO answer something like this: An
intellectual sbortion-perfectly harmless--who
having tried his hand at preaching in sundry re-
llg1ouS denominations, Tut having turned the mil
put into bulletin board for advertising his do
nestle lnteicltIeS, and the sale of his houSehold
goods and clattes, received his walking papers
and degenerated, or was elevated, t(most likely
the latter) 70 The position of a dealer in penny
pamphlets, Jim Glow song books yellow covered
cock-and- bull stories and bawdy house director.
les; and whose chief hope now (the most delusiye
that any harmless, trusting creature ever INDUCED
n) is to be elected Sheriff of tins county by vii
Ting himselfinto notoriety, which he, like many
other "aOwets born 10 Lllshunseen,' never be-
fore enjoyed Fore Heaven. as we are an hon
est chrOncler of events. thsis all we know of the
man orstiis .'.pubEe position.'' We have often
spoken kindly ofhim; indeed never spoke other
wise OF him, when we thought of linn at all. We
should not now{haVe saidso. much tof him, and
thus contributed 10 his desire for newspaper noto.
riety had we not felt that we owed him some
thing in return for the me1riment he has afforded
us. and The whole town. May ii do him much
good -4-GSi s-.ss.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

Tur FCxERAL of Mr.. n. L. caswell, late a mem,
Der of Pamela Lodge. I. o. o. win lake plac.
on Sunday at one o'clock. P. NJ. -
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RIVER AND WEATHEF

I; ,y5s.s RIVER AND WEATHER.
PirrsBuReH, March. 3.-Rlyer 10 feet 6 inches
rising, Weather clear and pleasant ,-a5a /
ClNcINNArI. March S.--Riyer risen 5 feet since
asteyening, still rising. Weather warm and clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

Tnr RlyEa hets last night was rising faaipialy;
WIN ioutteen feet six inches in theIchannel. 1t
was also lsingpapidly at Pittsburgh = :, :. Il,
me Union Line steamer BALTIMORE arriyed last
night from Louisville with a large cargo ia3' ~
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I. d. O.R.-RuNER ~. NOTICE.

Il. U. U. II r--E UNAs1t4AA4 w = ASSI.'
The members OF Abrams campment No. I, Nirginus
Loese No 3. Franklin Lodge No. H. William Tell Lodge
NOS Wheeling Lodge No. So belmont GityLod e.Msr;
nsyie; and Clement Lodge Bridgeport ami all scourn
brothers in good standing. respectfully invited 10
eet at the Lodge Room Sunday afternoon. March g.
one o'eoek. NJ, unite with the brethren OF Pamela
NO 81 In paying the tribute ofespect to BROTH
gu , X. L. CAawELI, wNs a. GILES.
mr.. see,y Of pahOla Lodge, q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

+ - 5s5stII 2 10 5LtsF. q ),
1--WE or three eommodiops inthe best bus
Also. one ertwo ns upper rooms Quincy and
Main sta. Apply 10 . ~ ta.siscl tissi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

"REy. ME: MCLEAN, of the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Williamsburgh, N. V, warns lis consIe.
CATION against reading such books as Solon Robin-
s'ns 'H0t Corn '''-BOstOn Gazette -ai :. ~
So Goes every honest speaker or writer no h,,
regard for the moral welfare of his hearers OF
readers. -F,i.-l i.5'r "
Butwhats theuse of preachers or writer's menf
t'on'ns ills filthy book, when their remarks are,
tarbled and presented in detached sentences
(Which amounts to a forgery and tourtered into n
recommendation of The vile thing. tizsI >
Vide the forgery perpetra,ed onithe New York
churchman. as published in this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!
OR THE I ATES1t EATT EacuTnN

~ OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
NV Fare now manufacturing Hats OF the lates. fall N,
uyi styles, and prepared to supply our l3
and the public with Hats that cannot surpassed in
endurance. beauty OF finish and artistic although
all our Hats of tile first of heir class ey be itr
nished al rcesas low those orinteror or
vict manuiaetnre Also large all the dir
drens Hats Also, large assortment OF Friends Hats
o. me INHERENT graIss with fine or
mems and youths Cloth. Glazed, and Silk Plush Cans or
The latest styles Those desfogs obtaining good art
Gle ~ our ine OF either Hat Cap. will
both taste and economy by splendid ne
Hat and Cap store, No 1913, 3doors north OF w r. sal
sep12 '5-.'.hl - NJ w IINIcnN is
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Ralieious NOTICE..

The Rev. Mr., croztra, of the Pittsburgh Reformed
Presbyterian or Covenaner Church. will rreaehIin the
UNION HALL Main street. in this city, Sabbath next
Tomorrow service in the morning At l0l O'Clock and
afternoon alta O'Clock An respectfully invited TO at.
tend. g..-,i E,.tl5 ss.7.N.ssf nlri
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Us aaneH CAUTION EXTRA. q
Also observe PIomissory Note with he PropFistoTs
Writen Signature every gennIne bottle OF Dr. Morea
To counterfeit which Is forgery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

American MUTUAL INSURE NEE CoMrARY OF NEw
YoRk.--We invite attention to the advertisement
of this institution. in another column, for which
Mr.. L. G. FERRr. recently located in this city. is
agent. The following is an extract from letter
in relation TO this company:
$40 OFFICE OF THE Cry INSURANCE Co.,
cleveland, February 23d, 1854.
L. c. FERkr: 4 will give you MS references, in
this city. for the American Insurance Co., The fol-
lowing gentlemen: ~ 49,. ,..,
VIM. Fisk, Druggist.
"A. Stone. Jr., RAILROAD Director. al
Kelley. Webster & Burk. Hardware Dealers.
Hoyt, McAuther q Co., do
E. F. Gaylord. Bi s.s5a-
J&w.P. Fogg. Crockery Dealers. @
Robt. Reilly, Grocet. ~ ---sf go ~ s''a'
De Wit 4. Co., Agricultural Warehouse.
S. R. Hutchinson, MilleiS ~ IEIrE0Ea
and myself. have represented the Company for
four years past; am very well acquainted with its
management. and its Affairs. and can recommend
ii as inievery respecttrustworthy and reliable
Trust the citizens of Wheeling will give it fair
trial. they will not find it soantng in any respect
Respectfully, sc.
S. B. SHAW.
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VIM. T. MaadsI

a;Sq VIM. Il. Needs HE' = q
Bookbinder &siRInuIk book Manufncturer,
.ae No. l24t IlfpIWes sStreet,1UP STAIRS. re v
NToULD respectfully inform their friends and The pub.
wv lcn geeral, that they bought establish.
me lately Known James n. Ewing,s BookbndeTy
Blnnkbo u manulactory aud ulc and
Ind to ORDER blank books OF every music
magazines, periodicals, be surpas.
and by any esta bishnient in tho country .is.s fi
Constantly on hand an assortment OF blank books.
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MISCEIiI ..ANEOIyS.
Dr.5GordonHarrfs,..

td1 "A GRADUATE oFtGAMBRIDGR. lLfl
nFFlCE-Baltimore lock N % 81 south tieyt
street, opposite the exchange BannloIs
IA practical experience of over go
sound and speedy in certain class Of DIS
eases which too long been yielded
cans 20 the hands Of Quackefy He consulted con-
haen.lally, either In person or by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by addressinga
ietter 10 Dr. Harris baltimore, Nd All conmie
sodena remedies sent by to any part the U. s.
see I'D veTtisemein ON tourth page apr4=iys5
Foreign Exchange, Eoreign Exchnnge. =
or Seetand, IN amounts romf upwards can linda
g. aiobr siHEDWARDS, SANFORD & Co. yti-fg
Z ~ - .Hiifs il@sf ssifN4PlGiAiAS, Agent.
ne15tt}.s s5sf 9ssGat sEEE tfs Mcclure House.
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CAUTIONS

Dr. MoRSRs IEvIooR Cor praLsSs hee,, so,,,...
feited by some unpriDeipled per sons. feA
In future all the genuine the ropretora
fac smile pasted the or each bottle and ne nj
lowing words blown In the glass; 81 % ~. ~
CDR. MoRsEs IsvIooRATfNc CORDIAL, y sl9l
C. IL. RING. PRolRte1op! s-s;v -
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m1ae c0raialf.sat %, ntsAty eenesn.raisl, sptat
PPtck,-S3,00 PER bottle; two for 81; sir or st9 II
: q. HI. RING, ffopfictoF.s III
AksTl5yfzie 1872 Broadway, NesS.York.
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- - - q q. !. :. z. Z 2 Z .
ARH YOTI GTCR0

rs1se ayorthess article 10 as 10 Keen FOOD
good medicine wliiv become popular and extend
its sales year year. spite OF The peo
rom moa, 10 mouth Win more rspidity than
spgsi Sa. s s,5 @ g M
newspaper advertising y:
,ten's Vegetable ITie me- and lis elect isfi
The gte OFT ~ Yatkte. Grocer. Pearl ST. cured
Nm ~ oidGaI Gate Of lie shstomhouse5 dwelling 1876
most s Ssa s. sgs
1S rssq p E sfssh suffered n..sv
g years disease cured
viii NOT Sefmiffe name hunrets Of Others, as
Smyth, clied or rieHnaisttiy y - -
John Perysi S. A. Grifin John Luke. Rev. ". Esk-
pepsa scrofula cough Liver complsints bronchtis ST.
t Iaans palee' ETC. we reof to OUT on
Or HAMPTON the author Of this great Yeg
1t will be 1t Is article got up Impose on The
public ,,.sg. .ss.,a1s $50 ST71
FgE TRUTH is MIGHTY. ettsi75s :alz
Plain nnd ssta,eentWe
MI. Dul merchant Of character: - - @
aur,sp st' ,s; e,iuaie eS co. Ya} Wv
%ss.r; think
ter do so under circumstances that Justify It As
er IL e xeeeteoe
be mart ar the noo, shs of Il fS
ens M eIs @G
esses me @ SL Ty % sas ny
sin no Of real t merit aud tfss value hen say
mean 10 say that amptos iTnctue, ,siIl one
or lie inieess bad diresion aa
asany bad deposit Of animal alas
system such a. I,fammstinn Iissrs cys,s ~ e
lad ssoH sn bod saa
neIPe Viii evea these causes.
t0
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Tobacco! .Tobaceo!! TohaoaolII

WE would most respectfully enl the attention OF Mer-
hantSand GTocers to ouFivery large aud gene raj
Stock OF TOBACCO Cigars, Snu etc. such other arti
ees as iesitimately belong TO regular : :
Wholesale Tobacco N ouae
Our stock consists or OVER si a fli.1f' -
:. ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO. {
embracing fifteen different brandsof 6's and as Pound
1mrs rom t6 % cents Including P. GTavsly r.
}Ssns' s.s ETC. Also boxes Hunters,
et Im. Ola GINA Tst: May
be!li Cherry pe' the mia issr, etc etc
as We are in tobacco frate hav.
ing three extensive houses In Virginia. this being the
only Tobacco establishment west OF the AtIatic
cities, and having aidin 10 te adj.
vance, we feel confident that we can offer such INDUCE
elits as no other and but few fanyca
equal etlher east west! ihereore ask Inc mar.
and ginia to give Us call
y we also keep eonatantly heavy and general
steek O. Segars Also American Srtn
HAT and common Segars Scotch Snufl,i
also ID packs Matches Pipas OF various
kinds Ptpete and Tobacco Knives Don't firf TO cali
and sec foI yourselves. LOGAN ARR q Coil
:iSSDIssoLUTI0N OF CO-PARTNERSHTP..T
NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF BusBYSsISr
In IL this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business or the old rm will settled the new arm or
Busby, Little e which this into
md by hof the buslnes4 vii be still be atse
old afsnd on sTkst sfest. q 80 jsIa
Us n iyss9ssl Z - r-f5
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Sold BY Druggists tie United s,ates Cana
and West Indies. = zsSsSi ~, ~ = sFEsSS
ss5,ssSssz AGENTS.
is.ftss WHEEL1NG-Keits& ciIdSgell; 80 n
as = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bfcthefst ioss1ff i
CINCINNAT1-g.H.M eakfrfs, = { 20, s MI
sEIss GUAiBERLANpTR.A a, Heily q Co. IS ~ %
III HALT1MoHEFs.s iisHss: sssfss
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81 q > 4JF ii PAINT. ROOM. - 's'i5
s PaIker.s SELDOM Market street third atery. Open
fPortraits painted, and inslreton given in Painting
and design. novt6.@; r HANNA
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- a2Ti ss- ~ J.QUEENSNARE. s7l y D
NEEare now receiving, per ships Mary Hale and Alex
ande, rs Queensyvaie; III king our assoTt
nient the largest in the west. ~ 90
.EJKDUNHAM g go, No % Monroe st. H
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j Wheeling Female Seminary.

"a n. = 80 - FOR RENT. 9 -ll5F
llE fine four story warehouses; recently erected
on the Forsyth warehouse property fronting the paved
wharf, Water street. These houses in point OF size
Cbeng upwards OF hundred and forty feet in ept)
aud strength OF structure and locs ton or
either aforwarding and Commission produce, whole
sale grocer business. unequaed by any others now
for rem in the city The Counting Rooms large
spacious, and located on the second stoIy. EtlI-
Possession given immediately. For terms apply to
jane FRANCIS II. ARMSTRONG. -
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Cure Of Coughs Vertigo, Rhe.ndtist-Cu OF L ven
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