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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-30
A YALUARLE FARM FOR

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
i FARM, situated in the county of Madison, 10 IN;
miles northeast from jackson, and some miles -
east OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the disa nee
from Spring Creek, and contains about 700 acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very
in the county, and is located in healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera There are $50
acres cleared land and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. commodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive soil
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made Of the best sOckarms in West Tennessee
being well watered with Eve neyer4ailng Springs and
beautiful creek.
Any person desrous of purchasing invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
to terms, &c. THOS. B. FENNER-
iyO- kvvE
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10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars
Is boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 Smoking Tobacco
50 I" ground Mustard and Pepper -.
10 doz Zinc Wash Boards;
200 assorted Dimajons;
chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
25 bbs crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bbls Whisky, various brands;
Is bags old government Rio Coffee
so 4" ass'd Yarns, from z. Woods Factory;
10kegs Golden Syrup;
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so Star do;
so doz Masons Backing; ..-
ObOxes half pint pint and pint Flasks;
200 bags Maney's Table Salt;
Indigo Madder, Soda, Wrapping Paper, Copperas Yer
der, Shot, &c. For sale by
aug4 STEWART & WEAKLEY.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
. VI OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - .. .
OFFICE over Sheppard S Co.'S Excha Office WIFI
" insure on tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise, DC, &c, &C., against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes Of Vessels Of
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health or single year.
for term of years. during e Also, Bank Notes
mtted per mail. E,
All persons having their lives or property insured in this
Institution, entitled to full participation in all the prof
It's without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay. a.. .... ...
NJ. S. PITCHER, President
BJOHNSON, Vice President
G. J.F WHARTON, Secretary. jar1
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FURNITUREI MATTRESSES! PIANOS!,!
IUST received fine assortMea of Bed G751s, .S5,>
2 steads Bureaus, Wire and Tin Safes q
Sofas Sofa Beds Breakfast, Dining Cen Sst3------zs
tre Side and Work Tables Tables &c. large
OF of Wardrobes, Chairs of all kinds Window Shades
Clocks an assortment of L. Gilberts entire Ironamed
Pianos Carpetng Oil Cloth &c Mattresses, Shuck Moss
Cotton and Curled Hair Spriug Mattresses kept hand
and made to order aud warranted Now is the time for
these wanting any articles in my line to buy CHEAP FOR
CASH, approved paper -
/. IL. MORTON,
iyl2-tf As onion street.
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TO FAMILIES.
WE have received recent additions TO our stock Of
w House Furnishing Goods such
Plated Spoons Forks, Castors &C.;
Fine Ivory Handle Table Cutlery;
Fine Japanned and fancy Walters and Trays;
Fine and common Mats, various patterns;
Clothes, Market and Fancy Baskets;
Enamelled Sauce Pans Fry Pans DC.
CandleSticks, Coffee Mills Coffee ROasters;
Bronze Iron Hat Racks, Towel Racks, &C.;
Block Tin Coffee Urns, Chatting Dishes; &C.
With variety of other articles at low prices for cash
oct22 A. MORRISON 4 co.
NEW ARRIVALS OF GENTS WALKING
SHOES.
X ENTLEMEN'S Super. Calf stitch'd Oxford Ties;
VI and pump sole Boots
French and English Lasting Con-
gress Caters;
Gentlemen's " Cloth and P. S. Congress Caters;
d" " PstentLeather Dress Shoes
French make;)
Boys Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting Caters, &C., DC.
For sale at lowest prices by
SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERM ,5A
THE business of the next term of this Court will be taken
i up in the following order:
lst the 4h Circuit;
I'd, the 18th Circuit;
3D. the6th Circuit
4th, the 7Ih Circuit;
5th, the 5th Circuit;
9th, the Sth Circuit.
Assoon as the business of Circuit shall have been
without delay and upon the civil business of each Circuit
being disposed Of the Criminal business Of each Circuit
will be Immediately taken up. This order will be subject
to Standardization during the term as may be consider
ed necessary proper. j. Z. CLAKk,
seDt}4-tf. CLERK
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.
THIS large and commodlous Hotel, situated the
i Ter of SPRING SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, Ten
NEssEE newly furnished throughout and ready for
the reception of transient This by the
est Hotel to the Depot and being the centre of the city
squite convenient to all the business houses.
10. W. BELL,
sept3-tf Proprietor.
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TTISHINis TACkLE.-Fish Hooks LINES, lleels
L Rods Bait Floats Minner Nets, Artificial MINERS
Ees Worms. &c just received and for sale by
pplS A. MORRISON 4 co.
IITEBSTER'S SPELLERS by the dozen-low-
w est prices. For sale by CHAS. ". SMITH
augs. A. College street.
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Fare Reduced!

CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY DOL l. A II 9.
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SUNDRIES.

R STEWART. R. L. WEAKLEY.
STEWART 81 WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
VXTE are now opening our Fall and Winter Stock OF
w Furnishing Goods 1t consists Of everything
and elegant in our line. We respectfully ask all 70 give
sn. IaugSOI MYERS keGlLL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02
-ooNaMEssLoNAL.lII M

go Il. Il + m - WARRINGTON u ny 81,
SESkTk---l concluded). Senate Continued IN
sessionlill qGphet past llSt'liighE -, i,
Mr.. Seward fGaJe q lopg speecll against the n'
menlhegt proposing to give pension 10 The Wild
ow Of. Bltcl,eldoT1wiI wosikilediin The fugitive
slaye mol. ~
MFYGlAy commented on the report made Ibis
case by Sumnlf aud Seward, andin such terms
that bs was fredQehtly led 10 6Ilergby Chair
He defended NE yepbfl made by himsell, Williams
and J0nes, the hluIorilY of The commille. 4, & :;
Cas- alvoc5tedlb The amendment, lt}3s Stl
Wade hoped tie amendments woltld be with
drawn, AS lie act The ma was execuing When
killed, had tutnHd QUITO be unconslituliogal.
ftS,liaTli onPose,l the amendment on The ground
thahhe was opposed 70 gfaniing pensions 10 Fer
sons ior civil services ssl
,9AfIttll1tll6t debatethe omenlment wasalopt-
ed; Yeas s6, nOys ldp Rilliben passed.
tSumnep said solneli1ie ago llt geSe nolIfe 0fhis
inlsnlloG 10 inttodlee abil toTeneal the fugitive
pSlhSe law Objection was made and Ieayeto in-
iIodleebhe bin was refused; yeas 10, nays 49,.
The River aud tipfbpf bill was takerun.
Toomls made a long slte cell agalnsl ll.at, ,
etiAebq lops debate} Giyinis aFriendnlsni appTo-
proallqg $50, 900 for ilegpEf qYsEsqte NE Call
.iuTnia Ilvefswas alopledi v eas y, nay p5li
Various other amendments were io1sted' andre
lecied except ppJiallpg Sl4 900 for i'm
proving the BTsEos River, and tot the pnichase Of
the pessal tie mouth Of Tie .ftyeL but pr
detsdio The Third 6ealigs and li'alI passeci Yeas
Senate went iulo sSsceass oa ana altsF-
wards adIoufned. a.
tHousr tconeludet :, Tie clalse ~ the gene.
loi appropriation bill under ccnsidelaupn, appEc-
|phatlig money lot Tie erecllon Of public build.
Ing In Kall0s and N ebfaska.ll
Alt, Giddlpgs moved 20 TO amend o. 10 provide
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T.lGolL OcoUEREsoM.--A ynnng lady OF NOT'
els, Miss Mngaretn wsbbawhile on a'visitto o
friend on Perry Point on Monday afternoon last,
g.s fatally Injured BY The discharge ofapistbi in
iLeh,nds Of Nj. VIM. Howe, Tbedebloiable Oe !,
tsrencs WIS purely acciteniai, AMI IS said 10 be.a
nurce of deep grief to iheiuaoeenta author Miss
Webb died Of her wound Tuesday morniag,
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yoyrr PouSp.-The Louis%ilJsi c9saeS learns
,,,,g.uy Cart, a hard working panE @hHe dig.
s.,,eelIrstt tie corner nj sllslbyaid Jeletso1'
s ~ foudd a "sIfops, box" "a liei under
,.,,,,J. which on examination was found 10 con.
,,jodlyer and gold to lie ampgdsof $1,000, CT
,l,,um $500 was in silver c9iR s0d4 tue its@aip.
lringOld tl ol Wv 4 e . ll,i6.l y.
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s,rt Aurlo.-we lave 4eceited ftdm Robin
.,o6 Bro. The August No. 6f HAmes--s cdpilbE
az. They lave nspJeeeived q LestIe Stocking
,I SilS, story Of vtrsRla, Sunny Memories
q Foreign Lnnds," by Hattet Beseher Stowe,
al rrssh supply Of Mrs Aoyotps Autobiogra.
ny, besides punam lot Ads6st and host Of
lLihtf new w6tks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

p,,- orrce ArpnRs.--iIhe Posii,asleT Genei
'.,n.Je The following 6nPoinipnents: William
| c,no., Postmaster, wplfbuigl Rpote com.
r,,. B,risou Cownel, teFlgas4j;J9h1 Bachs
W ",,o postmaster, AntOIersbtltg, Preston 6oapty,
~. "' 0eone (. ChiPmm, KesisOei. william e.
, POstmusleb sIeshua's Rom Albepssle
comfy eiest,f, s.as
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Tho IWealhor

- $1,000 n =
lleayethtlbns an tnthesateffito dSys K
,SIISis s9r,los .ul upoll ile pslias
Tke sse w gs Ahs eisg fss
,lsS S, hss.seola orasla
',, 81, I, M.
aud ~ NY hIs aoiia
III saS tssstas risldprass 81
sss''si 4 (, & /, g e Y, r, N
yeosooS SoTTo@ Wien KY scSs q slst.
VIVA EofSl s isstiS S's westhSp
-4 ;S d !; "a 81 ss,.
Y a q pg al Geek Will
llenfn1by The following preamble ana resolution
bdohtei al a 'fteeiihe III rs mem IL M MI y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

A.. .
IiEIL1n OF THE cirY.--we publish today tle
report Of our RSafdof .lisallh. enBuclng all The
prerious reports dddngllepqst,mDhthE uhdshow.
Jog tile grand aggregate OF deaths in Wheeling Iew
allaiseass, during ihe month July, seems tlqt
The whole nnmber:pf deSihsgisi 49, Of which 3d.
were Of Cholera, and that 70 were children under
FIVE yeasOfSge. This Geslly e&eeedslhenottaI-
iiyot any one month in ,wheellng for many years,
audYsl Il lslls greatly below The. estimate Which
the fs'Bof some of our citizens, innd The exagge'
ried reports abroad ihaute5 'msay 10 make Dad
affords good grounds for saying tliatlhe Cholera
doesnqt prevail here tas an. endemic" as medi'
eel men employ that term, aRd II Indeed. II, 5s
dsnCti wihouta liffstence.q ati,ea II
. We would not be justified in SAYING thatsIhe
health Of lie city isanY bsitsf roy than i hpS
been for several weeks past. The weather seems
Obe growing wOtmer, ond sS long asi y CONTINUES
soopptessively hot, and alarge ndlnbey persons
despite all tie precautions eiljpined uponi them.
continue 10 be reckless ipl heir eoiing and geRsrd
habits we must look for muchslckness The
above repod, however, ought, and we think viii,
dgPel The appalling runors which Have beep,ciif-
oulaled thtOughou; the country inefesardgto Tie
ravags Of The choleta in Wheeling, These reports,
generally, make as many deaths in one day as ore
here shown 10 have taken place Ia whole month
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!, :. II August received @ yills's afelp-

. 10 WISE ASp ME NE6RksEA f'lLt, THE
nav A. Wise las Written letter TO The
il'1' X,owSrA, conttadlstns ,tlis report that
ll0a' "on.ed 10 tie Nebraska BIis ana says II he
@T , ", IN Cougre lie shoaldihqye seIell fotit
i nv he l,d objections tosS@ Che fsslsres
n bill. n Z. Z, ,i,' y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

HiEDrI ruaS a BRtcK, ~ qhs NPoIghkespsie
Daily Press says: AS dusly looking "colOted
tiis,p about 10 yeura 81 sse, and from The coun,
tV, wa, passing under ne scafSld oilhe building
p,r erecting on The comet OF Mulnspd cGthPrlpe
aises The other day, a brick came down stTiek
upon his head and broke intwos He vas stunned
krampment, bnt soon, tied k0fBcleatly' 70
II of the following and1eave those dtound him
d roar Of laughter. i.1say, YOU white man w
b. il you dent wan, yet bucks bt0ge, lest keer
N OF my bead.p s7sef A',t ~
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Snaoial Notioe.

Speo1alt ~ pGlpe,5ls 40 h.6
& 0FIicg D, q q, RAILaoAp Co. H., 30
v WLeeling Stallion, November u 1868. ! j y
on and amer Monlay tie 1lh lnstgl eet
Will lea ve The alton daily ~ $50 o'ooekl HNes'
ng tine, Tor AtouhllSyllls hid ppmeTon, dn. ~
ietUTnlng leave Came M a. ~.
Il l,fln lido Moindsyi liey oi.p",'s9i ~ am
Faie--Cameron, 81 20 eSoli Way III sltgiifE "
40 BySyJ"Sl- T.. b, FORD
fnvj t t3.l,tf il,,s Agent,
1R ADpISR D al use tile Japall boot Polish = bus IL
ID ahrstrae article aud no nlsiake u yonlo nor ye
IL N, that N lei inst come and huyl b0ileoy 10 cents
Z, Por sals 81 i lfil,isri 1.lB V0WBLu, 1 ~
isbf tlt l-IA n-tl VI UNION ~,
NIXON u wslied OF Ono ss1K Of ys'lgl 4yp
tused 10 have been taken nom The lanHlnB IN st9ke
81 die 3I6t JHnudT W hatkFd s,Ny. Iiplarl e
Any person hayiI knowledge OF u viii SonIor mayor
oi CsbSs va s. o BAkRs d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

wiTnDRAwAI FROM THE ooAIl1'loN
AGAINST TtiRo ly NC IN Trim es'
FaA'AsS ssfsA sS,ii

s ISAAC pTSAGNlf
NAf fTffDRdlS rom hia nainn IRON inq -Yei
ile sea sqs y
same time he 10 III pub the ham
Target and Dry Goods ever
lislus NJ list or some OF hs eoodb and rIlcest N
bfcidtTifet-t olaleat 6eenai I'd ri
sf i5 a5r do 40. do o M 45i;,i les tlfiis
aet Plnest liner eambris eeats,h
Finest french, Wi tAsielss tto sdoaif
I'D HI BeBHslA.r-StgaW bonnels. 20 do
"a flirsdi 81 Gimp y no. - Nuq f1f31lIdo
WI ~ Iitli neat misses do II 1df bli h0b do
II 8 BiSafAtd 10 ss5 81 10 XII "
~ n a q do afif fAfl0 do 81
LfHbbaefed hit,lfHs-- Bestf 8li 81 ctfdul ~ 81
ssia Il ga aflfSGIR DO LAUREL N s do
,,, Oaifeoea-4 First eolDTs Gas do
tttff Rinestl2ipt 10 do
BAN g lEslIsS e de- uos,.
i3s Ave u hS ,s se
e6ns % 10 The oi even tlie most ~
hefSfoe CONE AN, and seelTe as Oh fft U
400 fatsf end faIt PTcft4. ga i.f
40 PRAGk Ri 5il ~ y ssdfff.i4 S.
sssraSsrEp sISss, Y Z S SsES. 6aion 3
nnIsl IN 20 w lt1s'i - ~
Z ! 81 IS lf6 fs5sl COAL BoXES.s Z. :.
y. !0 sS ISs
stfeSt iItSf HE Post Once %htelh M !!
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y !.
( BALTiMoRE s. oHlo n LRoApl

1, =, e 81 New AFfFnuEeEnengiQi j! tt,s
mo from ktslfgg 10 JHsfttHgeH
IN. chg, ". lieSfiIais eta Me- lsrh, H., /.
on and Afler MOpIay MeXti theydd 1AuAyi lo9tl oe'
tween Wheeling md Baltimore will DO run as folowsi
The nrsl Irain will leave daily stgf AMI Wheeling
WIN Tie second ,taIuds sisbS Pm. %lsslInsln,s sS'
fegpIssif'u19eIpsl'i iH''9s l. n. FORD, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

~ 'F'--'I-t THUS, dUBHUbI .1|-Th = ITI
his llends aud eusiorels and IhsB CUB,
ID lie se eray, that he has lust TeuInel nom The East
With a Very large and beailtlNl a,,. Etit .yal
or all Kinds adAPledt to the tTet aud coming season,
he invites tbemto call and exanlne They viii mud his
assortment ptyiinss aud
which hs guarantees tose ga tha eanb be
The cloths oasSinSfes aud vSsiInEs are particularly
rich committing every deal able color quality and pat
term Tue selection OF Hosiery, and Under larmelts Be
erey shly worthy The AUentionol puehASee, being
OF very hhs quality, and At iJw pticesi
The aolimeftof Shirts ShiiCeolAIs, Hand ktIehels
GIaVhtA Gloves, exceedingly rich aud SAros 100
numerous to patileulAilse In Nnadverllsenent IN,
In fine, anyh hing and everything ugpiste for gene-
wardrobe, can be obtained al No 30, col neT hun
"a sptis S "q'Y' s'' T.los. HUGHES.
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Ir5une's Washington correspondent wrote as IOl'
aUs on thsI24lb listi. Va4s1iaaSES
Amtmurial containing serious and grave CHARGES
sghSl Justice GfieroftEe Sl{pfenie COurtot the U.
S,es, hts'beeilIeierrsd 10 tbe ltlieiaEy C0pitil
III, and from lie character 81 tbs petitioners II
bksrsdbY The Judges tIiendsWhv ate "few aud
htBe.w.en," and the sturdy bslieyetin theinlal.
bSlhy Of the judiciary, that on Impeachment Will
Al9El and tbatjthe leaIQgdf {yige will be- COM
PILED In IeliIe 4pB Tile ,bellclfiSt.
The questions coming 'beforel The Supreme Coutt
IN 6nal jud,caliu6, from CalilornId endio,ller
Places, involving ilnniense interests, make 1t an
s,sy nalltT for wealthy, clients tollenr combina-
lonS'of wealth, toaphroach GONE Master Shallow
nhe bench, 10 wlolntlie case vii be. TeleIteJ,
ahO makes up adseisibn Tor The other innocent
and cunadlni judges 10 tonnHtinFiRd' reads i
nths omaiOaOf the'coltlI ssangtAalh sands and
betTes." lasssN .ftni ~ 4
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raFfTgTBIl5IGEgCEs
zsa5F56l sbRSINals AUGUST z. 1871,

5a1E INTEIII GEN Els OF
been removed from Water
FIGh' M sSr,AfSe's new buildings, corner
street. y nd Quincy streets, one square
Of Ma1I Po.t Office, one square from the
from Depot, and cpeisqusrc frcHthe
R1ihy, ], Tandinp. 4ll
sf.1pE Entrance from Quincy street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

MUolCi rdOplSEH. ~. ~
we are about 10 70 Rast aEailtto ruIohaaee very
n large stock or Goods, We take gteat pains 70
our Wheeling aud Vicinity custom that We VIII ssll
ahisday PebnaIy ist, 1874 all our Piano aud oiher NJ
sfImehtdl Musleknd Musical Instruments Al soet n
and see ihst late aud large Seectoh 81 new mua'si asoi
tic wopdjriu IN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

W PLEASA N'l' WEATHER.
SSpttng Ia oy here, have jusi oPeped very large
n stock OF slrsN, Canton, serate, and many other
kliNS Of SpLlpg and summer HAS, ~ man agl boys
Comprising 25Q doIenSl grades and prices 81, Nh,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

,sa5,ss0 CAUTION BxTRA ~
Also bbasrye promissory Note with ne
WiiItn tgnai1e eNefy genuine polle ~ d. Aofas's
lnyigoratine cotilila =. - 80 -
,T6eoontsI felt whit u fofeefy ls 4se1i 1kt
qss4hs oogSfai 4 NJ ~ hiklfy eesednsea, q ftai
Psiss gis's W. o P iTS s t s,s'or
ia sslSGe 3 aiaSsi s'9s ise BgcsdMay. New Yosk;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

ftf IiA iiiH
agent Of the above responsible companies, aT
Issue policies uponthe most terms
'''''"' l.. o, FERRY agent!
An0s esfi 6si1As "a Main 81, Melodeoh bnlldlhEs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02

,@{sf Strange, but True ~ imet
yNTHILB hIthe VOL 70 edverlslng Of eelllng Goods
lVi Mt gnd belIw cost haye all the time eontlnuea
every ths remark that lem, telling
III 10 e3hyinoe tho truth Of this
iltt give nea call and you viii inly sausiy
that my pTces not only confeie OF
any oiieh hui arc In most casoS loWrr- ~
n,t Ieeered BY Spressy aife lot o. the very nnest
bisiii and Tissues, ahal eel at 81 centsl
~, ISAAC PRA1liR, no Main stb a7i6
,,isos between Monroe saa Union.
USI ope5a al 10y itofe room next door 10 Greer
ID lOtl a Co, no 35 1ioniot 81
~ paiIs mems Kip boot.
Ai,lSQu 10 BARS 81
sTf(n yvlRTrE sioioufo care
HUI 100 colofed gdo DO
: fl 81 10 niects ifntly inch inosq ullo Net.
ea{tsr Irrt fccciyed a. Ii9i ff|ft
pe HKlsKkLL a CO.'S.
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TS1 Sundries.

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Oh BOXES Oranges, ttehi000 Cocoa Nuist 1sileiAoi
OO rs do enionsi hags eieani Nuisi
3 e, Gssl.siTsi sns ss, vsno,,,
IA q, 80 doc, lemon Syrup, aeases Pfes'ysa Cibsen
% boxes HASH Rsisifs, slse 4 cafes eitioi,
ts 40 HatsaH ~ ~ iYBsR a e'pl Lemon Heeli e.
u 90 ihsq sYa' au q Em1i5.i 4 Orange PeeiI
IA 2f1 drums FigsI fqf 3l'Fs mixed Ptekleaip
\, "a y, 20 boxes Herring. 200 bush Ground Nuispe
m large lot Of pain aud Fancy Candy always ON hand
= SSs3l {sii R.iARIckWS dol ,s3
k myAa ~ ~ Us. r. conner Maln anti Monroe ts.
N IKE iSie. Ks o TPItass beSfi mild We receive
Goods wte y nom orr Rasern Hose. Cuttonefs can
rely our keeping them posted AZ ,s2pA
tni9 ~ -. : y. saess.sA g S2t.s
IIOYER WfliIhg Fluid. "A superior article oT aals BY
Ilsfmy30A hrl q 81 81 IL Lllh iiIiqf zoo
IA OPliHpss % war with hlsPFisssih boots
NO Us biin Al, bstwsssu ipntos ahd Union
+ ief. y IA 49, ~ & s n &, oNEAL ~ CO.
51AK sed to be the cleaI est HV0se
~ ltndealat ln.y Wheeling, r q iet.
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HDISKDLIstR Coz
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Goods tuahle for The eesson, to hthey would IT,
yiie tie Attention OF hpye[r q 8 Il & sIfl Myi6
LII = APE I; Y
MORE new petfefns received and more txpsctedi and
Iil will be sofa ttfeduoed prices AZ "A
2'1Lte,s e AVlbDk & iiR $3.50 y
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Dr. Notes been scsntsIsitsa
by some unpf iAeiplel q h 05s 10
In utuIl all Tie genuine cordial Will have The pfopTe,
tors c smile cork Of each bottle ahdthe
following words blownlnthe giass--i ~ isif 81
epR, AoRsR fikd CORDIAL, >, 2 7. "
,e5sl II. 81 q, ~ hiso, fAotA leTos, .s.ei
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No language eaeonyey adequate idea Of The immedi
ate aud anoSl iReplOus eaee iyic In Ito
diseass ebiItaied aud we.
sr broken down By gsss ~
H6nes bigeed feyiSihedatd buift up The mental aud
81 nsr y t0sel uu
as ts !gs scs;
the medicine reach Cons iution II 10
tshornl condition Wen may be call
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lrrncnMENT OF JUsTicE GRIER.--The' My.
TnSune's Washington cOuyspOndyntwrole as fol,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-17
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL Lsrindn. Cbemut
Y; w Fariss. Mrs Gen Martin Ala: Major Raj,
den, U A; w Wadlow, w Ford. A Murnbv M.
Oatford and svt, Miss Oatford II A g w Humphrey v.
Brown, N and P. R r; A Fink, and o r r. K Ss,..
bury, Herman, St Louis; Christy, j Wilson
and lady. Philadelphia; Capt Humphrey Wi
stop. J Hocklan, w Galloway w Coilius W.
o Gaiior, and o R; E Goode, Washinston: Z
s, Adams, A. Chapel Mo; Evans. n 81; Mr. AZ
Richmond; N N 3 Field, jr. T Cormat, NorfoiI. ~
E Hulett, Mag Falls; C Moir, Va :"
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Townlv. w.sbin.to,.
] Whittiker, Richmond g Marks Cbestarfals.
9 Sykea Petersbure; G Lawson, N c; r b Ds.
yts, Richmond; d Ramsey, Rockingham; AntonL
lets, Amelia; N Eletts. c 9 Bills, w q Walton and
SOD. Z Green: c w Green, r Bruford, Lyncbb,s:
II Mitchell, Vs; r g Gang. Rockingham; j WilFs1,'
son Hilisvie; h e More. Va; C Moss, Buctin cham:
Lsnsdon, PhIls; r Foster, Petersburg;
donsville. eo'-
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-E H Gill; V&TRR. n
Cosfsr, Austinville; Gen Smith and Iadv Tsnn. T
White and lady, DR. w Barr C Rodefer Al.
lngdon; Bouldin and son, Charlotte; Gen Rose
= Mccarthy. d g Kyle, NY; 4 Miller. c; ii
y 1slconY FalE Darlington and lady Miss
kerr. w Tate, w Amman, For. VI. " p
SPilieF, Wytheyille; E G Moore, Ala; j RiddIs.
berger and svt, WI Chsatham and svt w w Rov
den ard sat. Tenn; PSweeny, Nashville; q H.y.
", 20, v; 6rasner Nashville b L Robards, N c:
] DiIloheart D Carroll, CharIeston; osSsn' 8
nsois, No; Fowler, Tazewel Davis il, Redriyer:
McOonsid, Tszewell; d Kiser. RosnoSe. 4,
c; emni,n, = <; keever Tspn; Mr. Carter. chss
sn.I v ves1n. Cnsrio'tesviile; W A Boyd, Buchsn
Van Dusen, w Reux Phila s'Nss = -