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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-04
The Life and Speeches OF
Henry CLAW.

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-04

wThe man who, when invited TO
pay printers bill declines paying for
the reason that he always has just paid,
or is about to-pay a note in bank, or a
bill sent for collection through the Express
Company, may be we'll considered very
note owe rious character. If you've any
fault to End with the above, pitch into
the Troy Times.
PREcoo1TY.-A few days ago little
fellow was taken by his father to car
penter, to be bound apprentice to him,
after the fashion Ct old times. In settling
the business, the master, who was one OF
the stiff kind, Observed
"Well. my boy, suppose you can
eat almost anything, can't you? l al.
ways make my boys live on what they
don't like"
Il love everything but ninth and ap-
he pirrh, y" Iisrcd the boy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
Z or GSuIEIm0r1:, nnEI ton, PhilndclPhi'
and New ork
EuztIla % E5lEss3 ~ GEEszs - ft4sszz:l.
ls[tfSsSlS NE{SIatstal fTEflSNffT.- -
Great through Lime for tire East.

rTNHE Baltimore and ohio Rail Road rom Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
branch the Junction CRicy called the Relay
House miles rOm baltimore, and with the PhIlade
plia Wmin4tonaMd Baltimore Rail Road To Philadelphia.
The great upon the line are how compelCd aHd
the whole road is fine condition. presenting one Of the
most nCturcsqu. and romantic routes in the world.
The now and splendid $tcHme ofthe Union Line rom
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road al W heel
ing and through tickets from these places to baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia &c. may be had OF the agents.
or tile boats nv 4 Esa. -. - ,,.H-,
Tic exp ess nail t,ainicaves Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. NJ, (NVhccnStim and arrives at Cumberland G20l
uilesJ al p NJ andlOwinS two hours there, arrives IN
Baltimore C3SO miles, al 4. tie next morning. MIA
king passage through in about 20 hours Including all
u Lhecked through toany OF the eastern POINTS
passengers and baggage transferred 10 The for
wushpg at the Junction and for PhiladenIIH al Bal-
rIc lime and oTpo tuuity all points meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
privilege lynn: anywhere on the routeO SOU-lC
WASHINGTON, $50 TO Philadelphia SIO-o he had or
uua rd tie steamers UnioM Iine the Ohio, ard n
the Rail Road gents Wheeling g h. FORn) d Mounds
vile MAJ WM PARKER, Gcn'l. SulI't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

EDr7ons OF THE I~rELLncENcEE Having re-
turned to The city in the cars Of Saturday after
noon my attention was first called the nct that
The City Council at their last meeting had nIol-
ishe the salary OF the City Sergeant. Now, as
am unable TO give my services 10 the city oil Vice
ling in such a manner the police affairs of the
city now imperiously demand, aud at un expense
which the employment Of Sufficient number Of
DEPUTIES would necessarily incur, should be
elected, (Which ain confidently assured would
bel with kindest thanks to friends, and honest
contempt for foes, very respectfully decline be-
ing a candidate for tie above mentioned office
leaving my friends to vote for whoever they choose.
r.. p. SHALCROSS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
VlRGINIA:-ohioe circuit court, November
David Kennedy,
william Cree and others
tbs RsGSE O be head the

This on to be heard upon the process andre
ii is theTeupon by ecourt adiuslsed ordered ana
ecreed that this cause be referred 10 ole OF tue
OF this to ascertain ana report e
Court The amount oil specific liens and their
prioIiticS on the half Lots oil ground mine DLl @
tioMed seVeTally; also the judgments asalst wy ST -
an, Cree and their several pT1iticsi anu their
prioIites to the specific lieus also 70
Gi in the bill and also, the amount Of the
chase money paid for said south ban o. saa a. has
been paid by whon and how much has been 1d 0eiGTe
ana how ch after the dave OF the filing OF said bill q
before taking such accounts, the said sha
give notice time place OF taking thesame oy Su
VeTtisement published for month IN some newspaper
printed in the city oil Wheclng."z ,,, d, >,,,D,r, -
eoPy-Teste: = blRLoNzoi"ohlN% s!I.r.
TCainMelll IL. -l--. CleIA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
CoNaIss,oSERs OFFICE,
Decembe, o2d, 1858 J

NOVICE. .fg ....
THE parties Interested the matters Of The 9TegoSns
decree hereby mot fed tatl have sPpolnsa
the 7t OF February 1854 my office IN the etESl
ing the and place, when and where VIII
take the directed by the said decree am
require tho production before OF all such
vouchers and proofs may be necessary 70 ne
king al said account. GIBSON T. CISa4A;AA sn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

MARSHALL Cov:rY ELEcrloN.-rhe returns of
the election in MARSHALL County on Thursday in
dictate that E. II. Caldwell Esq, is elected Clerk
of the County Court. We cannot make out from
the returns who is elected TO the Senate 10 supply
the place of SIR. J II. Martin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrrsuunoIr, Jan. el-River 10 feet anil rising.
Weather clear and very cold.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2lth.- River risen feet
Weather very cold, thermometer fell 40 dtgrees
since last night. Canals which were opened
yesterday now closed. .-.a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
MADAME SnNrAG.

Ctxcrx%srt, Jan. 2l.-Mndame Sontns gave her
farewell Concert This evening. the Hall was crowd
ed. All the seats were taken early this morning.
Nothing like the sensation whic! she has caused,
has been Produced in this city since Jenny Lind
u as here s.Ht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

An ITEM PirrsBuRoM.--Messrs. Anna ',
MAGUIrE & Co. of this city, received on Saturday
a consignment of goods from New York for Cleve-
land and Detroit. The superiority of this route for
shipments to tho South and West, without any
other considerations, is becoming too well know
for the ISLANDERS of its opponents 10 be of much
consequence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
CINCINNATI MARKET,

CrXcrxNATI, Jan. 2l.-Four quiet at 600 fol
common and $40 for extra. Whisky declined 10
2OaalI. Provisions quiet. 100000 lbs bulk meat
at 4,25a5, so. 500 kegs No. lard at SC, No
change in othe articles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
n ! & EW1E11la. "a De Needs. 1iLI

,Y.I,,.Ior!S q. FsInuk book Daanu ncLurer,
No, 24I Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends aud nG pup
w lie in general, 1lIut they hRveIbouSht thy
EiiovH hs james NJ, EwtDg'S OhbinIey ana
Biakbo i mandatory aud are now cpaei 10 h%e anu
Radicals &c, in manner not TO be suTpas
and by any estn bShlieut in the COUNT VI =,
10 Constantly on hand an assortment % ptS'N ~
auto-tv ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

SORT of "FREE Frcrtr'' came off on the
wharf yesterday. No damage, except some dry
goods slightly tore-so were the belligerenis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

MusrcAL.-In notice of the Lnuies' supp.r
on Thursday night, neglected to notice the
excellent musical performances OH the piano, gui-
tar and viol'ns by Professors HEcKErurER, J. and
CHARLES FicKEisoN- Professor HeckelLier is .
skIlfuI pianist and Lis execution of sounds of
Home" with the accompaniment by the Nlessrs.
Fickeisons, was-1ecei"ed with great applause
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
NEWS
-a, By the National Line
DECISION OF THE U. S. nIsrRIor COURT.

sprrTsaueon, Jan. 2I.-The U. S. District Court
IN the cases Of Lowry s King OF Etie, for contempt
Of Court, decided in favor of the defendants. Tie
decision meets with universal favor, the testi-
mony for prosecution utterly failed 10 make out
the case. 1.7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

Removal.
NTCCLALLtNS. ~ KSOS have removed their 1E1o!e
M sale Stock Of Boots aud Shoes to the new four story
NO lib, Main street,
\ few budirgs North OF The Merchants Mechanics
bank on tile opposite the street, and doors South
OF VIM T. Seby's dry good store
Thankful for The patronage heretofore extended to Ink
House. confident That with thc increased inCih
ties Tor dung business they offer merchants s
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dr1S NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES couFt N0yember9, 1855
r Henry Sharp and John Huslls .-,.s.t
Return n. Hill and others

necree for accuunt-AbstIact a-,r g- =!
This cause car to heard upon the process, &C.
AnheFeupon the doth adudge OTder decree that
tt ne recrred to one Master Commissioners of this
This circuits 10 take and state account ofte personal cs
ate Of tho said John Alurine, deceased, which has
into tbe fls OF Johnston Murine his administrator or
which has come the hands any other person by The
nTnT nj said nd nimSfor, his use charns said
Idmni. traitor itha Rssets which, TO nd q
or to the hands oer peTsUn for his lse and crcut
ninstrdtio And the said shell also state
m account OF the dlstTibutiye share nT said Return NJ Hill
as husband said wife, in AID to the personal esai
OF said deceased and also the real estate Of which Tue sald
Ioln Murine died seizcd and the lOcatto quantity W
ne and annual thereof and The thereto wlCh
ssil Return NJ. Ii husband OF lis said vile " en-
on said interest said Hill SAID realty and personality
pt sFon taking said accounts said Master shall cause
notice OF tile same 10 gwen By
ell ISr (Or successive weeks In pei printed
in the city OF Wheeling said commissioner Is oIdci ed
10 report, &c.'' o,.,o 4, 5o, =, 49,
CALDWELL i2. p -...il 80 ~ e 551sdso@S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

iNI' nv = ~ 81 -. A4''
~ ISBoNC'S PATENT Tie subscr Der having. Iur
CHASED The 'isg 70 HIS county! 81 Dlshons,S rat
rms commence lir Gtl ~ =, themin the nest pos.
sile Vie Mcssrs itnbb> Taylot's Machine Shop,
where, Ni Varney'> lin SHOP Oh MAIN street, they
may be lad IN ti' ilp< c'aOn bic Terms 1850.
THIS is uLIrubicdIy tho hest shower bath made, cn"-
bling the person bathing temper the quantity and Iolce
OF the shock himself They can he used for hot or
cold bath for any quantity with the me c0Evemicc c.
p. S-pattern Making done on The shortest notice ard
most reasonable ms, 1OOve. a 7-,'
dlNV3n . . r. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
DIR, Gordon Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRlDGE.
PFlCE-Ratnforc Lock lnftlnary, No. 81 south 'tay
" .oPpositc the exchange buildings, IN t
"A practical eXre cIce OF 90 years enables DT H.
to insure sO:nd and speedy cure ina certain class
which TOO lang heem yielded by regular !S-
clans the hans OF Qunckcry He may he consulted con-
fdeDially, eithGI in lcr son of by5leter.IL EIT@
C5@PcsOns ut distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DR.. Harris, Baltimore, Md All communications
confidential, remedies sent bynn TO any part Ote o. s.
Sec advertisement on fourth raEc ", ant4-ly
Foreign EIxcEIUngc, a orcfSM Exchange.
TOERSONS WglligtO remit nney 10 England, Ireland
il or Scotland inaInounts fromG upwards can find
safe, quick aud cheap medium TN otgl ! .ltp
-|'iF- lsgIa nd EDWARDS, SANFORD&C co..
.rgr.Ea a-4..lr Er y. PlCiN.AS, Agent.
81 nct3tE ,. nm. s -h Do Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
INSECT IIlAzNEOUS.
'05a bnHats! Hatsa Hats!N

OF TIE LATEST FALL FASHION.
w are now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall IN
w sty.cx, and prepared TO supply cur patrons III
and the public with Hats that cahnUt be assednSNS
endurance beiuty OF finish and and although
nsc, a prices low those OrinIeror Easternor con.
vict nruaCc. Ais0. lige Il! SortLcnt OF all the diff
fccnt varieties Of son i Felt mems youtls' and chill.
drcn's Hats Also, Ia eas$ortment OF Fllenls Hats
mems and ynlhs Co., i;Lzod and SIX Plush Caps OF
the Latest ylcS. Tinsc h"siolsO obtaining good arti
Gle in our line o. c,ta itur Tap will assuedIy consult
bu tae aid, ccUEOm hv asing at the splendid new
Iar and zap Sne. y" 1873, doors north of W.T.. Sci.
!kruIo' 49, .,'S,'. % ". w. UNISON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
rNntIca

LI.persons indebted to- US arc he eby notified that
n their accounts will be eye.el TO tGe Or before
the Commencement Of the New hose having nc-
counts against will please present the tenent
dc29 ~ etSllkI.I. ~ CO.
s)I M Prime Uullee, just iorsslc ny
ZSJtJs-dcf4 .ass5-.l s-'@-4 Nj. REILLY .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

OUS GERMAN Fellow Crr,zE~s held a meet
ing at the City Hail on Saturday night with
view 20 cuncentratirc their vote one candidate
for each OF tie offices to be Flied to-day, They
agreed to support Mr.. Brady, for Mayor, and NOM
mated Gerlnan for Counct. in each warl Fur
tler than this, believe they could not agree
and made choice from among the other hume
rous candidates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
VALLEY Of Va. Fire & Marine insurance Co.

Valley Of va Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
..t S. q. BAKER, .r. j (
JouN' LIST, SAgents.
WM. RANKN. -..-
Il streets. Wheeling, Va.
uSSREFER ,TO-James r. Baker.
--- H. K. list. lan1-:y
LynchbuTg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
.. OF LYNCHBURG, VA. bee .-..a ~. u
= sl.0IIll HM RANKIN, agent.
n FFICE-at Savings Bank, corner Main and fiddle
I J
ian4:iy g - Wheeling. VA.
vlRGlNIA:-ohio circuit court, November 25, 1883:
49, David Kennedy v. In enanssry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

TME WE,TmER.-When last we spoke of the
elements recorded thunder storm and shower,
and had weather warm as mid summer. III less
than six hours afterwards, it grew intensely cold,
the mercury in tae thermometer falling about 40
degrees during tie night. 81.
"TFe sky is changed, and change!"
The weather yesterday had slightly moderated
and was clear and beautiful. but skill quite cold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
NOTICE.

LTrersons KNOWN at'the reta
n store OF Met &c Knox will please call %ihuI
DELAY and make payment the same and all persons hay
ing claims against the House, wlpIease present tile sam
Immediately for liquidation. -.
dec23 FL MG(sLAILESS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
Tobacco Tobacco! Tobacco!

SSTE would respectfully call the attention, of Mcr
w chansanI GrOCrrs 10 our'very large and general
stock TUDhccO Cigars, Snu, etc., and such OtneT ar
CIcs egt ely br!oTg to eEiIlar -s' .'s'
IL NholcsnIc kobacco II ouhe. ~ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
William II. Dorsey and other

Decree Ior account "A bstIact:
This cause came heard upon the process and re-
turn thereon, &c. -,
thsreupon the doth odiudge. order and de-
cree that be recicd 10 one Of The Master commission
~ 81 this court 10 take and account oTthe person
al estate OF John Murine. deceased, which has come Into
the hands OF Johnston Murinc his admnistrato orwhIC'
has come iuUtic hands Of any oierersnn by the Gtdcr
Of said and for his use cha gs said al
minstratnr with all which may have eoLe TO his
hands or to the hands III any other person for his eand
rreLitimg him with all disbursements mnde IN due course
an account OF the dstrbutive share OF said William IL
Dorsey as his said wife, in the personal estate
Of sai gcea- ed real estate OF which said
john Murine died sei7ed aud the location quantity val
c ami annual rents thereof and the interest thereto,
which said William H. dorsey husband OF his " fe, is
nutIeI; and Nlsn 10 and report all sec c liens
upon said interest OF said Dorsey IN SAID realty anu per-
SoMalLv,. y. t..1- ~ ItErTas =; t.l., $500 e,
Iut before taking said accounts the sold Master shall
cause notice be gNcn by yetisemen rub
s ed for four weeks i'll some newspaper print
cd in thc city Wheeling Alu said commissioners Or
dcred 10 report, &C., 3 I, ,,,,,,,
rraI,f,yeIIi i-fNF. -a4NH aEG clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

These are some OF tic sad melancholy ciIccs pro-
early ab Is Of youth, viz: kncss vi the back
and limbs pains in he hcad dimeSS OtStght loss OF mus
culaVl owcr rAPitaUn @! Tie heart, uy%IgISIa nervous
iriiahiliiy, angenen; OF The dscstve W CUas, 2eG
al debility, symptoms OF cOnsun,ptiOn, etc. ~.
Cn;HiIy, fearful effects the Iniml much 10 be
dreaded memory CUniu ion VI ideas, depression
afSGIrts evil iOlebOdgs, sion To society, se'lis
trust OF solitude inity, ETC. OF tho evils
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

.''- --'- PAkENIS. AMI GJhhDIaNS
Are often mslcd with respect TO tie causes and sources
diseases their sons and How o'tc do they as
cTihe 10 other causes OF wasting or The frame, idOCy, mad
ness Iai lion Of the ear Indigestion, dcrar=eent Of
tho NERVOUS syblem Cough ard symptoms indicating CON
sumption when The ruth is lla Hey have been iDAuls
y penicpns though allWins practice destructive I"
mind and body. - .s,... .s..s - I. H.. - -
Dr. More, hRvlug year that sonIe physicians,
and several rugglssbav asseSe'I that ls Cordial con
tanned Mercury and Opium. has made tic following a1d1
neither those ply cians and druggists supposed it
contained bIercury or opiom from Tie singular energG
with which II acts upon particular Diseases or from tho
q cat pos in relieving pain or out oenYy he knOwsn
Stale nf New YORK, city and county OF New York.
On the 26 day Juue H. 1916, PERSONAL appear
ed ber = q r ndrstv H. Hiekle Mayor 81 hcefy ofSew
Hok Meicslf Morse WHO ny Inc being tlny sworn doh
lrni,Se and say, TINT subj
metcutal preparation used i'll compromising aud
aCiuring, is contained in the medicine known by the
name Ir Morsc's nvig0lating EiXit Cordial and that
1t does not contain l'5rtleleSE Opium.
sworn before lie, lLiS 18th dayfOi June. lSlG o. -
% IS All. MiCkLE, Mayor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
THE INTELLIGENCE
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1854.

Tag ELECTION To-DAY.-0ur voters are called
upon TO vote FOR Mayor, Members OF Council and
all the City officers. from Sergeant down to sweep.
ers OF the Market spaces, involving the employ.
ment oil one hundred and fifty superintendent ind
clerks at the polls. vote OF the citizens has de-
cided tlat none of the officers shall be elected in
any other manner, and we have TO acuuiesce in a
system which saddles some three bundled doIlnfs
unnecessary expense on OUT already impoverished
treasury.
The question of "License or no license for The
sale of intoxicating drinks" will also be decided
to-day.
There no political or general issues involved
III the election to-day, aud the results are as unc.r
tam as the weather. We can therefore only nd,
vse our readers to for the most compe,eGt and
trustworthy candidates, and above all, Tor those
who are pledged to support retrenchment and 10
oppose any system Of extravGgant and reckless en-
peuditureS. We shall vote only fer such can
didates, and advise our readers 10 do likewise, If
they wish TO promote tie interests Of the city and
avoid oppressive taxation.
lIi.:t WATER.-We have now an immense river
-2S feet of water in the channel and still rising
yesterday here and above. 1t is reported flat
the wafer is higher at Brownsville thaa ii has been
since the last food.
Our wharf i; still crowded with freight aud
steamers.
One coal boat has sunk at the lower end of the
wharf, aud two m"re' with two coke boats sunk
near the Missouri Iron Works.
or the coal boats which have started from Pitts
burgh since the breaking up of the ice. &c have
bee" grounded or sunk between this city an,, Pitts
barsh, containing about $50. 600 bushels Of coal.
The iine Union Line Steamer rHos. SwANx,
Capt. Conant' is the regular packet for Cincn-
and Louisville to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

FRESH supply Cherry Ripe Tobacco, just 'cceiv-
N I'd anu tOr tic by .--,,.,,,,s. -. .
. deco .sE. H.-.--tL .EL- LOtTANt NARhsc Ch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23
C0-P4RTNERSAIP NOTICE.
T. S w EE NJ Ely g. G o.
WHEELING FOUNDRY.

WHEELING FOUNDRY.
T HAVE this day sOciated my son. T. Campbell Swcc.
ney i'll I2rUership for cIrryns nthc Iron Found ~
business, in all us baTCes ard Plough Factory, under
the firm nam o 4. &; Co.
Ours being the oldest establishment OF the Kind In
Wheeling we ave nrerarcd to fill alt OrtIcrs, nom The
smallest TO the largest i'll the mos: prompt, faithful and
Skillfu manner.
Our Foundry /. in North wheeng-warehouse at The
Old No 1870 Union street, south end Market square
where viii every variety Stoves, fancy and
plain Crates Hollow ware PIOvvs Sad Irons, Per.
sons wishing purchase will please give u call
4. SW EENEY,
janIdIm Il. CAMPBEl;L SWEENEY.
ILL persons having accounts wiihr Sweeney, in tn"
N Foundry business, requested 10 present hem
promptly for settlement All indebted to the establish
% IN pa T. Sweeney Jno. McEerran,
Esq. the office o. r. Sweeney * To- janlO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

DCIICaiC ieU1IeS anu CII'N VII II IIIs ICHt UCS.
ing 1t las IcS tOTCd thousands 10. leTilh.
Huap,o.,s legefG6ts 1nctre-Caii and get pamphlet
blood pu,ic, aMds certificates cT "ur own citizens
rheumatism, dyspepsia ScrOiua lySr complaint sehe"
a. For sale by r. ii. LOGAN Il Co, Whecing Gene
raj agents. WNI, K. M.kEE' 6hwat1t and by Dlnss's'
generally. ss.... ..,...,,, ..s..,o -.
no street. t;altiniO' e; and 3O4 8rohdvfy >c% 1"ik:
~ Price 81 per bottle llySSdawiE 'N'"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-23

BLACK VARNISH.
VERY superior article OF Black Leather Varnish fol
N sale by III. J. B. VOWEL,