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U Mr.. O. A. Brownson has writteua
letter, published m the Catholic Mirror
1t Baltimore, designed to reconcile his
Catholic friends to his recent article on
Native Americanism. After vindicating
it from sundry criticisms passed upon it,
he says: re-. .-s ..-
"I had motive in what did, and
motive which supposed would be pUent
enough TO cuery intelligent Catholic, but it
seems that in this over.rated their saga
city, and Of course must suffer for nv
mistake. The end hail in view was, I
am sure, such as every Catholic who is,
and every foreigner who wishes to become
q citizen of this Union would have heartily
approved; and believing that enjoyed
the confidence of the Catholic public, /
felt very sure of accomplishing it. But
I was mistaken, and by the hastiness and
passion of my Catholic friends, il has
been defeated.
But allow me, gentlemen, to conclude
by. calling your attention to one or two
facts, which should be known without
my telling them. We Catholics are in
small minority, and the sentiment cj the
country is strongly anti Catholic. Every
measure that we oppose as hostile to
us, the country will favor and adopt;
and every measure we support Is fayora-
bic to our interest, it will reject. am
sorry that it is so, but so 1t is; and
think that in regard to matters which
depend on popular votes, and in which
we are interested rs Catholics, the more
quiet we keep, the better it will be for
us. You ought from this to understand
me-"
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DOCKS BOOKS.
ID j. GATHERS = BRO,
l02 BALTIMORE STREET,
CoRNKR OF HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE, Nd
Offer to the public at reasonable prices valuable
and well selected collection of the most curious and
rare Works, On Astrology, Magic, Witchcraft, An
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turs, Heraldry, Zoology, Natural History, &C.
Together with Books on everything wonderful,
queer, strange, odd, laughabe, whimsical dreadful
cut otthe-Wsy, and unaccountable.
And Q very fine assortment of the best editions Of
the works of the most popular and standard, Euro
pesn and American, Historians, Essayists, Travel
ers Drsmatists, Astronomers, Critics, Statesme Or
stors, Men Of Science, Biographical and Geographi
cal writer's, 10.
Together With about TO- 900 volumes works on
THEOLOGY AND RELIGION.
And 500 volumes
MEDICAL AND LAW BOOKS,
Many OF which are now very rare, being nearly
out of print
Also, always on hand an e1tsnaYe assortment Of
new and secondhand
SCHOOL BOOKS,
And secondhand NOVELS
At half the regular prices.
Our counters are always stocked with the latest
Books, Pamphlets Novels, and Magazines as soon
as published.
Confident in our ability to sell cheap, We cordially
invite the sook-buying public to cali and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS ATTENTION THE
~ beautiful Continental Guards M.rch, dedicated
TO Capt John L. Smith, by Prof. s. Ehrich has USE
been published by the subscribers, and be had,
Wholesale or retail at their Music Depot
je 2S- i -' HILBUS II TT
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~ OLD AND TIE GospEL-Prise Essays on the
" scfiptural Duty of giving in proportion to
means and income.
Daniel, Model for Young Men.-A series of lee
lures BY Rev. W A. Scott New Orleans
Voices Of Dead, by Rev. John Cumming
The Divine Character Yindicated-A Review OF
Dg. Beechers Conflict Of Ages" by Rsv. Moses Bal
lon. .... - -..r- .,-. ..-s -s-.
Uncle Jerry'sLettsrs to Young Msthsrs compiled
by Ann 3. Porter. 80 .a-.. .-' ---
Csstlsman's Plain Sermons for Servants.
Sunlight Through the Mat; or Conversations be-
tween Mother and her Children; by A Lady.
Struggles for Mfs OF the Autobiography Of Dis
ssnting Minister. ~. .....-
Theological Essayssnd other Papsrs by Thos- De
Quincy. 49, - .r--sg L. -...-. --.-a.--t..
National Magazine for June. 7--...- -..,-. - q,
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,s Seventh street
u.y 2o (Sautipel1
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5.-. LIVER COMPLAINT,
I'd Y . p GP SI.A
JAU NDICE,

Paah IS UonsSpation, Inward Piles, Fuunss5 Of BlDo6
to ths Esse, Acidity of th. Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest fer Food, Fullness or Weight in
the stonaeh, Soar Eructations, Sinking Hlutter.
Hest, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Hcert, Choking or SufDocatng Sensations
when in lying posture, Dir,Oess of Vision, Dotz
or Webs before the sight, FsTer and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yellowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flusbes of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh, Constant asinings Of evil. and Great
EeOreasinn of Sn;rifs
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1.-THE cheap postage system in Great
Britain went into operation in 1910. The
first year Separations of the reduced rates
produced q profit of f500, ,789 against
fl, ,653, ,764, for the prioryear. The new
order Of things has gone on from, yeSt 10
year, until now We find that the iettsEs
mailed have increased 500 per nenl Be,
tween 1889 and 1853, viz beihge e2OO02
600 in 1889, and $4lQ, ,6oesOe0, ia 1sSS,
and the increase is stM gYilG Sas.,1 !. aa,, 20,
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PIANOS AND NUsIC. 80 a. 80
sm1 The undersigned desires 70 -.
call the attention Of purcha-
sers to his stock OF PIANOS,
u Y Sconsisting Of 8, 81, 6A, and
7-octares, with or without metallic frames. Thsss
pianos are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC 10. pianos, ard all other Musical Instruments
ron-tcntly on hand and received as soon publish
i he trade supplied liberal terms.
JAS. e. BOSWELL,
Nc 12a. Saitimore street, Baltimore, No
&C la-1y-
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UA Abeardedw0n asbseh brought
to Guadalsjarx. s'aS3tH aSHe b Aaieserited Sshsv
ing pretty fSes 'eovered enxfelyst With
fine hair. S6he IL called. ~ SBAsWU
mallu ilth Aie8ieAA' psPeasa dGis said
tie NuasinderAef ahU pSssoHisP Psssestly
natmd d-s4eneesaisety ydelieake andwoUsn.
inesAryspartisqlarsi,a,,o ,,ousd = go
.IQsEEbsks tHtgGAeHMs5iIIhe GAgE,Ms5iIe sat9s. .sP@ E sm
thae pSlniipM .! ehyEGh ca92eelea Hta f1s
Ss 4 sba lsI9 81 9s 81 q as %,s, =
nifcently gilt and tia hniimhg x6Htaihs
ohp.ch Tossda q nG plaza aRiM&edty3ae
RRssiAas Satsthesv(Al0tM III hsadzea
million silver roubles. AS31sS
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REISSUE.

Charles Randall, of Palmyra, Geo.rs-
For improvement in seed.planters. Dated
NOV 2. hov-' %. .3 .a.yag C.. tas1isle
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LIST OF PATENTS

Issued from the United States Patent omce.
Tor the week ending July IS, each bear.
ing that date. :, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

IVA most able and scathing article appea rs in
late number of the Wheeling Daily Intelligencer,
anmadverting upon lewd publications, their ten
denotes, their advocates aud defenders, etc., re-
fectiug i'll caustic but just language upon eliot
Conn., miserable, trashy affair written by Scion
Robinson, one of tie editors of the N. Y. Tribune
and intended TO show up life scenes in the city OF
New York. The structures of the Inteiligencer
warranted and true to the letter, and we regret
hat we cannot fluid room for them in this number
e our paper. II the press throughout the country
would show a little of the independence of our
Wheeling friend, publishers would be ashamed 10
fOist upon an intelligent public the vicious and
corrupt thoughts of Others, clothed in the garb OF
virtue and morality, and the retail dealer fear
Vi penal arraignment for the circulation fobsecn-
ty, calculated to demoralize society and rum the
rOung, ardent and unwary.- WeLlsDiHe Patriot.
There is no Independent editor acquainted with
1t mode in which publications are gotten up now
t.s and who appreciates his duty TO the public,
'ho would not take the stand we lave taken, and
tough we have been greatly abused for so doing,
Ueshail not alter cur course. 4...-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

VIZ have never seen more wanton aad unpro-
voked attack than that of yesterday morning by
the Times & GGzette on CHARLES W. RUSSELL,
Esq, gentleman who has rendered signal service
TO Western Virginia, aud the city of Wheeling,
particularly, and who is alike distinguished for his
many excellent qualities of head and heart. We
care not what exception may be taken to his pub
lie actS,-and we have never known AIR. Russell
10 shrink from the closest scrutiny any public
position he has ever occupied-an attack like that
in The Gazette on one who has never publicly or
privately departed from The couse of gentleman,
WHO has always respected the feelings oil others,
and who bears itreproaciu bic character against
which we never before heard friend or foe utter an
mputaton, is gross and brutal outrage. But us
gross as it is. it is in peri ct keeping with the
course of paper which has fol long time been
teeming with The lowest scurrillity, and hich is
stamped by indignant community the
greatest nuisance that testers before the public
eye.
We DO not say this in regard to Mr.. RUSSELL be-
cause we lave exchanged word with him since
The appearance of the attack IN the Gazette, or be-
tause he needs our interference. But we do as we
ronld in regard 10 any friend whom we might see
santonly aSsailed by ruffian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10


VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.-The fine Union Line
steamer virginu, Capt. CHARLES WELLS, came
iuto port yesterday. having beaten the Pittsburgh
packet, handsomely. She arrived four hculs ahead
Of this brag packet. Considerable excitement was
cteated along the shore between this and Cincin.
rati, as the Captain of the Pennsylvania, on his
downward trip, had boosted that he would beat tie
Virginia up. Al Hanging Rock The Virginia was
hailed by number of persons wishing 10 go 20
Pittsburgh, and who felt sure that il was The Penn
syIvania ahead. When she landed, however, they
discovered their mistake. the Pennsylvania being
far behind. The mate shrAwdly remarkel, that the.
reed never make such mistake again. for if they
wish TO take Pittsburgh packet, they must always
look aud loait for Tie hindmsst boat?
The following memorandum shows the victorious
march of Capt. Charly Wells:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Virginia left Cincinnati
Is minutes after Pennsylvania. Passed her under
way below New Richmond. Wooded opposite
Moscow. Landed at Augusta. Landed at Hig
ginsport and Dover for 81 hhds tobacco. Landed
at Maysvlle and discharged twelve tons-took on
800 bus. coal. Passed Pennsylvania second time
under way below ivanceburgh. Beat her rs min
utes 10 Portsmouth. Beat her 10 Wheeling four
hours. Made thirty one landings between Cincin-
natl and Wheeling. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

A TUNNEL UNDER THE ONO RlvER.-Amoug the
lans which have been suggested for crossing the
ihio at Cincinnati, is novel and rather startling
ne-a tunnel composed of an immense iron tube,
0 run under the bed of the riVer. The Thames
funnel has given such plan some show of plaus
lciIily but we are inclined TO the opinion tina: a
suspension Bridge similar TO our own, will be
found the only practicable plan for safe and quick
passage across the Ohio at Clncinnuti. The Board
Of City Commissioners of Cincinnati have sent
this tubuler plan to the Councils. The following
is Lnef statement of it by The inventor:
It is proposed to use either cast or wrought iron
propose 10 build tube of iron of any desired die
mensions, and sink it in the bed of the nver, IN
sections as low may be found practicable, by
first dredging channel, deep enough 10 admit o:
The top being sunk belLw, or even with the bed OF
the Tlver entirely avoiding the use of Golfer dams.
There is no question about the practicability and
superiority OF iron tunnels over all other mate rails,
besides being about so per centcheaper. Ipmt The
foot way in the top of MY arch, the arch being as
near parnbolic curve as practicable, combining
strength and cheapnesS.
II it is proposed 10 lay down railway through
lie tunnel, would propose putting the track on
the top of the arch, in place Of The .oot-way. |
Should not, i'll any event, recommend running loco
motives through, bnt simply the cars, by atmos-
pheTc pressure, as has been done i'll other inStan-
ceS This would dispense with the necessity of a
fOot-way, passen. ers could go through very ex-
peditiousy by the cars. l also propose 10 make
the approaches all of iron, as being cheaper and
suffer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
RIVER NEWS.

TnE RvER.--Last night there were 10 feet OF
water in the channel and rising. Rain fell during
most of the day, and there is every Indication Of
furtl. rise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
CAUTIONS

Dr.. MoRsE's INvIGoRATISG CoRDIAL as been counter
feited by some unprincipled persons.
all the genuine cordial win have the prop rietors
fac smle pasted the cork OF bottle file fol
lowing words blown in the glass - y :
CDR. MoRsE's .INyIGoRATING CORDIAL, 8
C. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, MY"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
g. = VIM. IT. Needs,

@ q VIM. t. Needs, N. 'S
Bookbinder & Blank book HInuufneturer,,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
NNoULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
lie in general that they have bought the establish,
mentiateiy known James M Ewings Bookbinde.y aud
manuIactory and prepared to Rule aud
Sana 70 order blank books Of every description music
and by any establishment IN the country.
w Constantly on hand assortment of blank books.
| AMPLY -. -.L-s- y
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RIvER lnIPOnTs.

80 ." e"e Su1HHei aHu IlSlhs.t MAIN Ie'l uh'H
most of the day, and there is every Indication Of
further rise.
RIVER lHIPORTs.
LOUISVILLE Per Steamer 'Vrginia'-For
Forsyths & Hopkins, 5 hhds bacon. hhds hams,
ties hams, 5 ties beef, 100 frkins butter, 20 ties
hams, IL. K. List, | bill lard oil, 10 casks Baconi
Gordon Clark 4 Co. $50 bbls pork, 81 lllds tobac-
CO; B. F. Pearce. IS bales hemp; 7. w: Mciilll;
bbls alcohol; McAfee Bros 100 bxs candles; An
nan, Mcclure & Co, % boxes soap, 2 bbls oil; las
II Stout, 90 bills hams; Dorsey. Howard & Knox,
6bOxes type;W Rhel.iuifer, lot furniture; DNcoll,
Dbl brStles, sacks bristles; Cowgirl & M'Swords
box; Lambdin, Bonham d Co, II bdls paper;
Pryor, 200 bbls lime; Crangle & Co. lis boxes
cheese; Hobbs, Barnes 81 Go, 1hhd glass. w..
SUNFISEI--Per Stephen B1yurL-S Baker
& Co, cable; Ritgrly, 16 sacks potatoes. IL
do beans, ky lard, Tx butter. bbi eggs. bas-
ket do; Jno Miller & Go, 30 sacks corn; Lock-
wood & Davenport, Is bis flour, kg lard; Thorn
son & Folk, 100 SKIS corn.
+. SlEl' BENVILLE--Per Steamer Viroqua.-
G w Anderson, 20 rolls leather, 10 bbls whisky;
b, Bayless, so bGls -four; Reshiped,7 10 bales
muslin. -is.rft 3. n 70
Arrivals and Departures of steam Boats
Forthe Last24 Hours ending last night at cl0eI,
es-,t ARRIVALS. ~ IS
Virginia w els. Louisville
Pennsylvania. .Kiinelelter.. Cincinnati
Courier. Roberts. .Parkersburg
Stephen Rayard- -..:Booth. ;Suntish
Viroqua. :. >. .0'Neil.. Steubemville
DEPARTURES.
Pennsylvania. ;. ..Klinefeter. Pittsburgh
City tfWI ceiling. .McLure., Louisville
Courier. - -; Roberts; ...... ParkeTsburgh %
Stephen Bayard. Booth. :Sunfsh
Vlroqua.. 0'Neil ...... .Steubenville
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
AT WmEELiSG-l3 feet o incnes ur
AT PIrrsBURGm-l0 feet inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

IupRovrxG.-We have recorded SIX weddings in
,own this week. Can't we have one more in order
to make up the even number of one per days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

TnE FASTING representing the terrible conflict
between the Indian Big Foot and Poe. one of the
pioneers OF Western Virginia, will be exhibited
TO- night at The Nlelodeon. A lecture explanatory
of the subject will also be delivered. Doors
open OF Z! o'clock. Abundance 25 cents.
As the entire proceeds are 10 be applied to be-
mevolent purpose. we hope citizens will en-
brace the opportunity to combine pleasureIwith a
contribution 10 a worthy object.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
o. DR., Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIIlGE5

!lr sset LIZ 5IOrdOn HARRIS
90 A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Lock Infirmary No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange Buildings, BALTIMORE
practical experience OF over 90 years H.
sosnu anu cure ~ class Of Dis
TO the hands OF Quaekcry He MAY be consulted
fden'ially. either npersomo or by letter..
10 Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
leter to Dr. Haris Baltimore, Md. All
co2entiai remedies sent by mall any part ofhe s.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-iy
Foreign ExchnnEe, a'orcign lsxchnnEc.
ERSONS wishing to remit oney England, Ireland
i Scotland, in amounts fromE1 upwards find a
safe, quick aud cheap medium through 300 -lts ~
EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
r.. 80 n. PIGMAN, Agent,
y ne13tf. Mcclure House.
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CAUTION BxTR

CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe PTomssory Note with tie propriet0,s
written Signature every genuine DIR. Morses
Toeounterfetwhieh his forgery sss5s ygaf r.ssl ~
zAe Cordial 10 put up, highly concentrated, Rfat
otles. iti7=4 ltizssIs isaiefs 80.
PFIcE,-S300 per bottle; two for Is; sir or S12.-
. TN EE, H. RING Prop fetoF.S A.
tiagtscs fTtlse n 1872 broadway, New York. 81
Sold by Throughout The United States Cana
and West indies. s.-s1szls elsei 5iFiss=-A
~ VHEEIING-Keis d Caldwell; e 80 ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bfothera,
s4CINCINNATI-B. II. Meakfrgs, - e z =
4RCUABl TsAND-P. a., HesIy q Co.
RALT4MoHE-S.S s. Hpnte. ,s>t l;tfwaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
Tobacco! Tobaoco!! Tobacco! :! :!

nv would most respectfully call the attention of Mer-
chants and Grocers TO our very large and general
stock of Tobacco, Cigars Snuff etc. such other arti
cIes as icsitImaIey belong TO regular -
Wholesale Tobacco House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10
Adams q Co.'s Package EXPIRES s
EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

ADAMS & co.'s EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, wheeling.
THE undersi' ned is sole AGENT in this CT. ST@A
ty, for the sale of passenger certificates
for emgrants. by the oId Black Starr line OF Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets making the passage in
hall the time OF ordinary sailing vessels. The number OF
steerase passengers imsd aud there is danger
ship lever, which the ordinary emgrant vessels
liable. ~ y. l- s--t- z
sell bills OF exchange drawn sight, any amount
payable any Bank post in England, Ireland
Scotland
Persons who sh to remit money to their rrienis
bring the od Country' will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at The lowest rate.
augi5tG N. PIGMAN, Agent
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1858. ~ - - 80 1853.
ADAM & CO.'S
EXPIRE SS NOTTCE

Leir,e Veeling Baltimore PhfIadeE.
Phia, Neir York, boston and Me East.
THE public respectfully informed that have
i made arrangements by which shall
.....s Dnily Express
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and connecting at baltimore with Great
Eastern Express. 10 and Tum all the Cities aud Towns
the Eastern and Middle States. We prepared
forward by this route all DESCRIPTIONS oigt and vaIua
bic Goods Packages, Bank Bills, Specie Jewclry, &C.
mail Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers.
Express for baltimore aud the East. will leave WHEEL
ING daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ. Leave BALTlMCRE
daily, att, P. ".
Merchants and others, respectfully solicited to order
their Goods thu ousI A dams & Cos Express.
ap15-tf ADAMS & CO.
oFFIGE:-Markct Street, Mcclure House.
n PIGMAN, Agent.
a -hd.aAa,nl ~ - a.
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[ALL PAID IN CASH AND APrnovED SECURITIES ]
ENSURES Property Of all descriptions against loss or
REFERENCES-
Erastus Corning. Esq. Albany. New York;
Thomas ". Olcott, Esq, do do .s
(. K. Hnckey, Vice P est OF Atlas Ins. Co., n. Y.
liutterfeld G Bros, New York cyi
Boyd & PAUL. do do
Dazter, Miller & Co. do do
Messrs Schooey & Son, Cincinnati, Ohio; -
/" Todd & Co, do do
H. Van Bergen, Esq do do 49,
r: Wilson. oLhrm OF Wilson & Hayden Cncinnati
MesSTs. Burdsall & Brother, do
Hnkle 6s Guild, do
GEORGE WARWICK, President.
In. HIDLEY. Secretary.
SThe attention OF the community Is invited 10 this
Company viii take risks III city country at lowest
consistent with safety. Fist class dwellings taken
for the term OF ve years at per CT the whole
L. c. FERRY, Agent,
mT4 No - Meiod-O buildings
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no CorrcspondenI.

rEps concerning su .scription. advertising or 9th
,eisi bssiIess ofthe Intelliseneer, should be adj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

TEN YEARS OLD.
lust OPENED-I5.OOl superior Half Spanish Cigars.
- ed to be old represented supe-
riOr to the Wheeling Half Spanish.
For sale cheap by j. W. RHODES,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-10

Our stock consists of 45-7.'' 'a.-. 1tE1'
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO.
embracing fifteen different brands OF 6,s and So Pound
Jumps from i6 TO 40 CENTS Including p. GrayeIy Ri f.
GIayely Hollands; fine F. Beehiye Thornton, Thomas
gonns etc ETC. Also supply Of eatse boxes Hunters
Others Aso-the Old Diadem OF vi, GINA twist. MAJ
BEL; cherry Rilei the California Gold Rar, etc etc
we are excinssely engaged in the trade,
three extensive houses Virginia. being the
oniy regular Tobacco establishment west or the Atianc
Cities and wing laid our stock previous to the
vance we feel confident that offer such induce
a. no other mouse can better, and but
equal ether east or west. We therefore ask the
ohants Ohio, Pennsy
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock Of Imported segars also
ish, Halt Spanish and common Segafs. Scotch Snuh "a
t saddefs 81. H. paska Matches as
ands for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co. = :, +
aug23 81 Main street " :
DIsSoLUTIoNl OF COZ AR'rNERsHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given the hrn OF BusRx & lat
IN TIE - this day dtssolyed by mutual The
business Of the old hr the new frf, 81
Ittle & which this goes into operation,
and by whom the business will s be conducted affhe
Old stand on Market stieet. jan4