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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-08
NEW BOOK STOREl
G.. HAMILTON Il CO.,

No W.nso'c House, Corner Of Eagle and Fort Sts.,
RE redving and opening the arge, and best assort-
IA ment of Books. Stationery Wall Paper and fancy
articles before brought west of Chicago which they
offer for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
We woul first call attention Val Pcpcr
comprising 8 900 rolls, which at verv
low rates Those wanting Wall Paper would do well to
look at our assortment.
Our socE Of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
cago.
Writing Paper of all grades. Pens, Ink ibber, Ink
stands Rulers Bottng and Drawing Paper all deScrp
onS. and in fact all articles usually kept Stationery
establishment.
Gotd Pos. We have large stock of J. r. Beers
Pens, all Warranted which oer to the public at Edste,
prices Got and Silver Tooth Picks very article.
Iedgers. Journals Pay Books, Pass Books and Memo.
randnm>, ~ all styles, in >c.t% single.
We have u good stock OF NJ >ccllaneous Books and
great variety Of Chlrcns Books, which cannot fail to-
please.
Cheap {HCnti'7S. We have in store very large stock
and new onts received by Express they
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city bt which all the works ried to w
lFinte',.
fT Sehoo ts'ohs, we have all Of A. s. Barnes Co.'S
publications. which offer low other establish
ment in town. Give us a call C. HAMILTON X Co.,
i''"'h't No 3 WnSow House.
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Monday, week ago, the Illinois Contra Railroad
took board $50 fat hogs at Pera station, for the
eastern market. The weather extremely hot
that half of them melted and died before they ar
rived at Chicago.
II is reported that E. G. RYAN. Esq. Milwaukee,
has been employed by the Government to prosecute
S. NJ. BoorH, the editor Of the Free Democrat, for
his action IN the GLOVER rescue, and that Hon.
IcHx P. HALE has bsen Engaged for the defence.
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E-1~ We are requested to state that there
will be an auction sale at the room Of Coz.
LINs & CAKES, this afternoon. The goods to
be sold consist of lot of household furniture
belonging to one of our old citizens, who de
signs removing to Lake Superior. Among
the rest is CoLrs revolver, and barometer
that formerly belonged to the NICoLLEr fami.
ly. The latter will be quite relic for the
curious,
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hS~ The new sidewalk on Bench street

@~ The new sidewalk on Bench street is
progressing like the wounded snake ~.
dragging its slow length along"
When completed, it will make quite promo
nade-a sort of Broadway or Fifth. Avenue
in miniature. Then we shall have an evening
resort for the enjoyment of healthful exercise
moonlight strolls, and "lovers' walks "a
boulera,d, to display the adornment of fashor
and last, but not least, relief from mud dur
ing rainy weather. Laus Dec!
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:
MACKCBIN Il EDG ERTON,
BANKERS, EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE

OrFICE-\O I, WINSLnw fouSE Sr. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
WILL buy and sell E>clange-li-c good business
w paper at current ra,e>-eceive Depo>ites-Buy and
sell Real E>tate CONFERENCE.-The CollectionsTake
charge of Real tate of cicnS, taxes and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCES:
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota: Alexander Ram
sev, ExGovernor; Ogden. Jones Co.. Chicago Charles
NJ irwin Del. Bank Delhi y. v: Wad,worth II S:clon
\. " II. \. Tucker Co.. En-. Bank, Chicago Harrison
Fav. Boston.
ES- Notes Of the Merchants Bank of NJ .con received
deposit and for Cold and Exchange at rates.
June, "a, 1891. ~, june pc
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Low WATER.-Unless we have more rain,
and that too, copiously, the calamity of low
water is inevitable. The Nominee got past on
that euphonious and delightful eminence yclcpt
the "Pio's Eve Bar"
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B~ The editor of the Minnesofian thinks
that the sub-editor of the Democrat was in
search of the &" Know Nothings," when he
turned JOHN GnP1N-ish on the Fourth, and
got "spilled." This may be properly defined,
"the pursuit of knowledge under difficult cir
cumstauces -
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B~ We have received the first number OF
the Umpqua Weekly Gazette, edited by D. j.
LYONS, and published at Scottsburg, Oregon
Territory. 1t is neutral in politics, and is got
up with much taste and neatness, while its
sprightly editorials induce as to believe that
the editor is q man of considerable talent
Success to it.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEE
OFFICE, dating since the FIRST NAY 1853, reque
ted to present them at Counting Room FORTHWITH.
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5s~ We are again under obligations to
Messrs. CoNsrocK & Co. for liberal supply
of their Incompatible mineral water. 1t has
been quaffed with infinite gusto from the edi-
tor down to the devil, and all unite in praising
the foaming contents of the I" blue bottle"
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Bss~ See next page, under Commercial head
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Pau
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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STEAMBOAT WHIsTLEs.-The little Mime
sofa river steamboats, make up for their homG-
opathy by gigantic, shrill-sounding whistles,
which they belch forth in grand style, as much
as to say, Were coming-we are :" after the
fashion Of bantam rooster Growing. Many
ludicrons scenes are extant at the hotels. The
people are lounging in the reading rooms,
some playing backgammon, Others chess, 9th
ers discussing politics, church and state, or
rival national institutions. when, all at once,
a scream is heard, long, loud and shrill-
Steamboat every body cries, jumping up
and running out upsetting chess-boards, chairs,
papers, and leaving church and state, politics
and institutions, to find champions elsewhere
In moment they return, looking like sold
individuals" somewhat blank, muttering invec-
tives, and exclaiming in sore disappointment,
"Confound the Humboldt!'
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BOSTON CLOTHING AND FCRN lSlilNl
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NIlVIE>tfLE iND
~ C.. GnISwOID has Just opened in IAMBERT'S
W. BRICK BLOCK 81 street, under the Minne,oan
Office. Ten Thousa nd Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING, AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment OF
goods Of the kind offered in this city Territory.
The goods and clothing all new. and of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected with great from the largest and most fashion
able houses in Boston He also extensive
of
HATS AND CAPS
of every description.
Persons in of of the above goods will find It
their al, antae to examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock will be sold at Wholesale
RETAIL to suit purchasers, and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. q. G.. GRISWOID.
Nav Id w-tf
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MAC GREGOR'S LANDfNG-CLAYTON-B
GALENA-THE ST. LOUIS VARIETIES THEATRE
CAL TROUPE, &c. &c.
Editorial Cor7esn0,xieuce of M. Dotlu Pioneer.
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CO-PNRTNERSHIP NOTICE.

/ W. SIM Sun. james lawther and John +. Bradford
- have this day entered in partnership under the
style and firm OF j. w s. lSON &CO for the purpose Of
tran>acting Wholesale Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower Leyee st. Taul Mimi.
June 70 1851. june "A If.
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bas~ The War Eagle came in yesterday at
IL o'clock.
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&tarke15 s. aatttepa.
LAND OFFICE
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE

LAND OFFICE
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
STARKEY 4 PETTEYS,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Office, Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota
IL business in connection with the above promptly
~ attended Military Land Warrants located advan-
tated. REFERENCES.
His Excellency W. A. German, Gov. Min. Territory /;
Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate to Congress Hon. r. Smith,
Alton, Ill. James K. Whiting, E.q., New York City
Hon. David Olmsted. Mayor ST. Paul Borup h Cakes
Bankers, ST. Paul AmeS < Van Etten. Attorneys. do.
J. STARKEY c. q. lETrEiS.
St. Paul, June "a, 1s54tf.
FINE SITE FOR COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE.
clSO ACRES rich land, heavily timbered, bordering
Ae)O splendid fishing lake. only eight miles from
the city One mansion has already been built the bank
of the lake. and is occupied No desirable spot
be found within that distance of the CITY The sub
to any DESTROYS of purchasing For particulars ap
ply early to STARkEY x PETTEYS,
June 24tf Office on Third St. St Paul
FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCES.
GENERAL splendid two and five lots only one mile
- from the corpora ton limits for sale Terms
Real Estate for SALE concerning which can be
had by calling JAS. STARKEY.
Tune 24tf Real Estate Dealer, Third ST., St. Paul
CEvERAL 40 acre tracts of choice land for sale by
- June 2i-H srARkEY 4 PETTEYS
1SO ACRES choice land, two miles from the city, on
LOU beautiful lake.
June 24-tf STARKEY PETTEYS.
GENERAL improved and unimproved farms for sale
- June 24-tf sTARKEY & PETTEYS
HOUSE and lot in the city for sale.
IL June 24-tf sTARKEY PENTEYss,:
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STRAYED,
1NROM the subscriber living in st. Paul, horse and
II one mare The horse is Arabian color, spotted
with whte and rel spots. The mare is of Bay color,
five old Both had leather head stalls when they
went away.
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the above horses giving nforma ton where they DO
found to the undersigned, living in Lower s.. Paul.
June 3Oi1w% JOHN ROGERS.
FOR SALE.
4 LARGE, ami splendid HO1F1. STOVE, warranted
n perfect Enquire at the American House.
June diff LONG BRO
A LARGE Of Children's Clothing for eaJs
"A OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-04

The r~rsc. cnssfsA sooAs uness e
ps~~s II Sssscrvses s.sAs v sAsssoA
Dsssas sshsrszAs Ac ess.sx
whcA viii - psd ~ and Ill snxsd by ourselves In
TAs COUNTY, PAPER v pshlAhal us wssky luri1e the
sssss of Csasasa, asd ssnL weekly tnisg she rsossl
Bshscrivssans ~ psssA lsu yssr yin b. scsived
ysupasuossd " shs shoSs &naaa
H1-P0gTMADTuRD suthaansA ssuss, 60 hy
se~<ae DAILY s~hussss, - sse,sd a. ytvs
eoSg cat
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On the bill to enable the President fulfil the third ari
Gle the treaty between the United States and the Mex
can repubc delivered in the House Of Representatives
june 27 1854
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One other extract from The same work
II seldom happens in tie lcgotion Of sreates
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05
RRoM TIlR sonrn.

BALSmoAr, Dec 4-otleaoy Popsn Of Puosln,
have beeu received.
The steamer Nautilus nfIiyednl New 0feOn,
from BFozos Size brought $4,000 IN specie on
height.
Unusual excitement prevailed along llIO whole
iTOnlieh
a large fOrceOf Mexican Iroo?s ore now at Mat
ln0nS
GIN. Wool has snWmOned lie Seminole chit
Wild Cot aud his tOllOwsIsi IL is suppO ed, loI
some secret mission.
A vigilance committee has been established al
Point Isabel.
Gen. Rusk hos sustained The Governors refusal
10 teeieve Walsvt& Kings SECURITIES.
lnllap depIediuOnS continue. Thee soldiers
from FOH Davis hud been killed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

0mErLL.--OuI CiuEenS, as we llyealteady an'
,ouuced, ATE unce more 10 be favored with
Concert by lhe great Norman aud Ills talented
's'ociacs, who are uni esal fayOiles with The
iliiaI public. THIS grand Concert, hich Is ID
cone of lomouow evening OF WAsmiSoroS Hat,
HAe principal topic among our musical and fash,
5li5Ie circles. The Albany RxpTessI Illus nlludes
bite Festival given by OK BuLL in llnl cily'
Ole BnIrs violin. an orchestra 10 his hands q.
tapld itself with iSeusiOmaTy Iiiumphlo seyelal
heS PeceS-among UiheS, lhu "GapricciO Fan
aNlcO," and durll variation on lie American
aNnlrs, Lilly Dale and Old Kentucky Home
viii piano accompaniment y SlfakOschy were
IoadIy aPpdud,d. Max MutrIzek took a minor
nIIn lie CUnce'l but did lie little liz lad 10 do,
Away, with auSlic 6nwh. White all Na'
+" eHcehenlly ,xycnNd, il is perhaps dangerous
10 mike distinctions. but we wele especially
pleased with The "Bhulsi" lUm lIOgia, md The
old but Never unweIcOme Duet from Norma, a
leprlvn Of Ibis Concert, OF what would be bel
tfslIi, new PTO.TamIne, we lhink, ought 10
s"omani Nnuthvr large house. a really gool
VonceH ia Albany is always appreciated, aud
'leh an event is Ilol so common htTr ps 10 grow
"taIIsome II QUE evening. is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

! o4bfSfh Danot,
n ms Hka0 o. filg ckttpH6SEp W6hr
9TIpANIi lRlkA.l 3 .i.N ~ ION 8 llHll,.

& MS nsao o. fiig ctitplsSEp W6tE
nTJpkN7i ia ihSfe y ~ NiliiCAN 8lARfR,n.
.sffNEEff 6 Ept1tl ~ NsAF 1851
Hampton's Vegetable tinetnto.
n tApfAiNC ko1'N biOlheT iOtB pten thg Atm
~ dsnl ant rselrala y pgr vrttsfi ~ phlt o. the
Re6Elluet non letter WliiOn % Ms fiCekhldte,
VI lle FOuhlai1 holel HAmQIe Tie lelier tttsid "
lead if Il does credit 70 TIA had hl tstl pi Ito
Capltln. l all WlO haze bltu cured BY thi neloIe q
hsmP!on'a would .hdS tpea ctii ni,ny tof tuoflry
llehl he llduCed 10 tTi this lltAt emtdI.
Having called ume on NE lpiiot Apfll eld sffpne
pToslaied on my hsd aeeia IN ~ my Naibti ~ ear
telted nom hlhplOh's Vegetable Tiheluet .
Itla teally pity this tpecde cloud Nql u approved
~ iediCnl ninl and like ali Oteu drug u quu Anler
lhe lmpqlu0llhe Jtble seneisli slAo ~ sblR-
llUus llhlel. Mlo Wa always Crrotfa 10 elepisd
Sletltt, took lhs Afd tie wiiitcahge, abN without
Ieonhdriraip Il ard wAs chy ihbugh JOuf dlllnleT-
tsed, enhlg Recommendations, AID ny eliilCal tItla-
ION tiiHuttd nc i0ll this TtNy btnetitl Vt5ela
Yoamiyihlofm M,tiJ. Morilmi a, 4tGI5sftlh tx tlty
,rs liberty e 81 sy gSss v n. s,qrCt q!
II has cured moin Eve Weeht 81 oebIonie lhllmmttoTy
kleunalitJ cOnIleled under Tropical climates, aud Of
ielrSl poilolcal dnJal0l. have only Nitd ihlCo Ion
Tea, and inh that even the deloTne pkltl Of NY hands
ale lastteluGDS; natural ePieaT-
alee. ? ~ ~ tAtttA
have been under tie iTeatRrut Of tet6el VhStielald
IN London Ond patiA but Wthrot tny tprlfcip btiefi
alto, While 10 Nav York. having TIED thf thomftonen
and hOmpOpAlhlc Tentle1, utI latile been so Henltd
with glyano baltenel cold end hIuitiC phd un'
dTeds oil inelLAl aud external medicines, ell 10 ~ eject.
am, SPAR, suisd By tbs "Ipnpion's Veifltble Tue
luie only, - US. i
Ihetiote my dear AIr, accept otlle aishnlte OF BY
~, TIifB OANO1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05
THE SNOW STORM.

NEw YoAK, Dec. 4.-Th. Erie Railroad fregbl
trains were abandoned TO- dOy-will Etsums tips
10 morrow, ..i... .Ht
The Express lIoin from Dunkifk This morning.
Trnclled Oswpgo Al five luis uiemOpn.
Tie morning Mail lTain for B,sIOn reached New
Haven al Sven in the evening by The aid lsev.
en- engines.
bridge, IS torn entirely from lie poles for distance
UflO miles.
The Storm is unequnlled in violence Germany
Yeas past,
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FIRE.

BUFFALO, Dec. A fife Lrokn out here To-day
al one o'clock, IN Tile frontier Flour Mil at Black
ROct, which, with all lis ciIllens, was COnsd.
mtd There were $4,000 bushels Of grain and
5000 barrels Of flour IN the null at the Tine, Al
The SAME / me The propeller 'lOten,tlOnaP, lying
at The dock, tUOk fire, aud W burnt 10 the wat.
eFs edge. Size was owned by The Bullolo and
lIlandlOrd railroad company, and was worth sl6,.
nm ........
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05
IRON RICHMOND.

Die. g. AleT stormy session VI three days,
Wise was nominated the candidate fot Governor
On The motion To make Tic nomination unanimous
there were many noes, but the Chairman declaTv'
The nomination uyetwl elm.ngly carried, The EN-,
lire session was stormy. Resolution we're passed
approving PIetc's administration, aud declaring
h0had faithfully adhered 10 lhv constitutions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

SVlc'OE lie aoOa tain OF the Pennsylvania
''' "Ho R'il'Old, on Thursday bought 10 Al
"'a'e lion CfeslI,ue, !bv body Of nan WHO
,'a committed suicide by cutting bis lhIoai. We
W mol Learn the name Of tile unlouunale man,
vi bis Iteuds ale said 10 reside al WellSSilIs.-.
"hHIHoM H,roM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

Qucs WORE.--1'lIe clerks Of tie Wheeling
rV'' Ollie: On last Sunday billed, elile'ed aud
uy' W $50 Gases Il, 80 minutes. For the aiona'
WV" o. out readers general y we state that each
''ss' contains a large mail 10 he seul Oh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

RccuFsTrR, Dec, 4.--Thv FIST train from Buff
oo came in collision with The 6sl train from this
city, llns IRONING. Three locomotives on The
western IRAN aud two on the II in coming cOsl
we're badly smashed aud two thrown of lheWack.
BOullrams wete Of time nudil ives showing
/. o Inc eIgneefs could not see.
NSnQw SOiBclesdtep here. H
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TREMRNDOljs GALE,

BOsToS, Dec 4,--'rlleIe wasa tremendous gale
here last night, and causing numerous smppins
disasters Many ships were driven ashore, aud
among themslle liHg T. r. Phrkins ltOm Phh'
leIplia, latlened with Ccal lOtlls port. as lel
there hos LeeD no loss Of life, except one in Tie
Bay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05
A sTRBEr PaBAOnBR DBATBN.

Nav YoRK, DEC 4.-rhe lnsh bulally beat o
iuSn named Bdtt re yesterday, While preaching
and distributing lt6cls near he Catholic church,
opposite, Tompkin's Square. Tie IingleadrTS
wtleaHtsted.
Theie is two feet and haltsnOw along The Del
aware Division. tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

L,uns SrrrER.-.The ladies Of The ALI PrssO'
blydan Chntcl, will give a sdppel AT Nv ,shlns'On
HAIL on Thursday evening next, for the benefit Of
he new Cnurch. Why should You 80 theIei Let
IS tell yOu This church is an imployementtO The
ren,tabe FRS. Watl--lhal's reason No. |. All
he pretty luiles in Town, we suppose, will Ie
asre-tpars reason No.2 (goo ness gracious
Ve'ye put our foot iuld Tive Should have said
hats ,ea,oN No, l-sO reverse the paragraph, II
pr pleased. Then, ltete will bea powerful slyhI
d s,Ol things the that's reason No 81 ond It
sopIe won't 20 for nee sach god reasons as
nsse, they ought 10 be sent 10 hili;4x OF Bella'b
'tsO" other bad place, without tie VentaI Of
clergy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05
NRW YORK MARKET.

DrcEMlgR abolition dull FlOlI' SoulhtlI
82SaS.81I. Wheat ln1e lower CUtn yellow
89aoO. atsteln mixed 92pSi, Pork tribe higher
mass ls.slaIS,6O, prime l2IO0alg,26. Lard IN,
nbSNged. Ohio WHISKY 4pa40i. Heel filn, re-
packed, Chicago i6.OOal6,2h, Rio coffee sialO
sugos dull win declining tendency; Mola ss5
quiet Liaseed oil 1919, Lead dull G9leha $50
Stocks Gtm. Money unchanged, Hnelnla q
sc. Cnnlo1l7i. Bic S2i, Cleveland & Toledo
32l, Reading 60a66.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

BASGoR, ME., Dec 4--TheFe was foot o.
snow last night. Weather CeOiins up. Severe
vessels driven NshOLe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

coLo-bitcr cold suddenly and, Therefore,
'e'rIey cold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

SNOW.
ALBANY, Dec 4.--Snow has continued falling
for The last 80 hours Roads blocked up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

Ngw YoRK, Dc. A,--Aseyefe snow storm oc-
cured throughout the northern aud western POt-
ton Of Tue Stale, ranging up 10 llTee Il. IN depth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-05

Employment for Agents

GBVRRAL thousand energel snd tTuslwUrlhy young
~ nenaIc wanted aol uS Oosl Al tTaV
eng-n every state nihe Union for The sale OF pate
ened Article OI manlaeule now In extensive demand
The exclusive Sh for The United Salcs isowhed BY Tie
al vere = sud agents u capacity aud buslnesa hel
EASILY earn Two Hundred DOllNs leT month.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
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HUSBAND, WIPE, & YOUNG LADY cURRDl
LET EAc1 StklRl!
nlaaEEv.llt, All,glenI I'll, Do.

~ MIIFt. MsIiirtF a MeRli viltat Sit-lh jpsiiCe
10 D,. IlamptOns Vegeltble Hhtiute, visa TO Inform
SUuthA was taken SEX on ibe;d dSy Of Januaiy asst
with ON Injection 81 The tlOnatbs bowen O1d kdhois
two ln0nlhs-ail 10 lille " no elect adHOEo ku0Wl
eige VI Tile geat Ntue In rbnl liLeluio, om Ole
bOllle Which my Nlie he'd laken two yeaGe sinee.
dclne nom my pj blcunt, but ty lie 1lnctuoI end an
happy 10 ihlOT lOu that lad not iaken Two day. be-
10 o elils powerful ilutuCo upon INV houaeh haze
eOhned uSlug tie TCute, aud a ICw able TO ieAye ny
Iohnii and can eat auy common de wlthOUt NueL ineOW
VenleiAe OF m esSuie my tiOmtth
Tue Glii1led, or their ftndS, ave lalY visiting re,
llamptUnt. rL .ia !ftiF
IeM eel 10 send you several certificates u lew dayS
one especially, Ion yCupg vdy who bed hten eQpreaN
'''''S '"' O'''" X. w, HALL,
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Riirdei (rom eoGibNai .ddiont from oW 6ECnh." az
hSTtWih enclose goii dTali Jsr - doiaT5 dsdReiiRE
ois hnA id aud andy Ssb doiiaEias coBiistion Of
hs tais OF ne lost WoHh" SigH,d N r, Reed ." IthdH
TsaiEt eoWmisEloHoH mYS0Ifr Jor htmoGh G4oh one
hRNSTtd end 'utHig,ftt dtiiatS" R,C,ftdd.
The occupation will prove light aud genllemanly en-
ployuenl--as honorable as II 10 Profitable, SO.
NOagtnt will 10 accepted unless able 10 produce sub
slhuliii testimonials AZ tn clauCerbhd Industry.
SAiAuss WILDE brfansed for tie lrs. year, II pTeleT
red. I...u
40 many answers 10 embellishments are forwarded
from motives OF idle curiosity only the al ertlsGTl will
consider no application unless npanled bV One Dot
lar sevleuce Of sncelly, when iull particulars will be
fOTNalded t. lfIue H.#
Address HURNS, RRNRDlCT & CO.,
frt hhltimUTe, SD.
To tie substantial nature Of the enterprise we ieer tn
KLNSrrM & UILE, Tx ROY, SONs x 70. Also 10 HAN
iLTON r. WEsT, OhiOI Hon e., 81 DENFig, Rhode ISL
audi and u. Ray, Key Wtal. Fla. Uol6dI ~
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SNOW STORM.

PoRrt,Sp, Mrp Dec. Tho sn,w il Dalll
drilled. ....-
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ClSciNSATi Dec. ~ iyei Ilssn u inches
stationery. Weather clear aud cold.
lilrTsbveon, Dec. H. River 3 feel 3 inches
falling slowly, Ice ioiming In lteT. Several inch
Is snow yesleIdoy and last night.
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NAM INTBLGtGEaCER
.==.esn1Y .IoRNINa. DEoENIIEN ). led.

-. ladies Of The EouFfh Pfe'byierlnn
liz wllei,ss Sulrsra at Washington liall, On W
',,'ip.ollhc 1n dayOf De''a'e'r' ~,
' LII, Of admission and supper SlW
IitA',' u, rwo psnon, hS
las nv, Wishing supper Will b' adm'''sl SYp'Im'
II, re cents Al tie door.
WI wlt,llm, Nov. soIh, 1851,