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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25
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WEST ALEXANDER, March II, 1854.
MEssRs. EprroRs-Please insert the following
IN your paper, TO encourage the general cause OF
In October last, a Female Seminary was opened
in West Alexander. Washington county, Pa, un-
der the superintendent ofa!Aiss SARsH J AMlsoS n
graduate of9the oiomr Institute Of Canonspurr,
Washington county Pa. ss-eaH 80
Tue examination of the4young! ladies took place
on Tie 9th of salarch,in the presence Of a number
OF kpec'ators and relatives Of the pupils. The ex-
sTcises were opened by prayer. class in the
Bible was then examined by Rev. Mr.. MuIch, W no
had charge of itduring The session. The various
classes were examined in Geography, Grammar,
Analysis, Arth1etlc, Physiology, Philosophy, & c.
sever-l specimens Of Embroidery. Drawing and
Painting, executed by The young ladies, were ex-
-htbiled. Vocal and instrumental music and COM
position graeed the occasion. In all the ext rcises
The young ladies acquitted themselves with credit
10 Intensely and honor 10 their teachers. Owing
10 The number Of classes. the variety of studies,
;anithe shortness Of time. the business was too
hurried, and the young ladies' had moi far oppor
luniy of showing their Improvements. Yet al the
close Of The exercises it was, motion, by spec
t1iOr, who took part in asking questions in c5unec-
tion with the Board. nis
and SPECTATORS be returned To the different teach
estor their kindness and attention 10 the Young
ladies' during the Session. -5el
3 Rss0tgrd. I'd. That the Board be requested 10
Prerare report of the Summary, (at which about
twenty young aides attended during the sesxion,)
and OF thus interesting examination, and 10 REQUEST
ile publication OF said report in The county papers
atiipapets of Wheeling.
la the evening the Board met and wss organic, d
and .;pppinted This committee.
The Committee feel confidence that in ex-
pressing Their feelings they express also the
feelings ofalI present satisfaction was
rendered. and pleasure enjoyed by.ail concerned.
TIE e was an honesty and lho:oushnsss NANTES.
ted by The teachers that is rarely seen on such o.
cas.Nns. ;s5s,55szl5
TIE next Session will Commence on the first
Monday in May. ANY information dsAir, d in rel.
.renee 10 the tetms. boarding. &C., can be had by
addressing the Principal, Miss Sarah Jamison, OF
tue Rev Jas. 9. Murch. Corresponding Secretary.
West Alexander, Washington county. Pa.
REV. JAS. PoGuE, Ptes,. of Board.
Ray. JAS. @. MuseH. Cor. Sec'y.
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SINGULAR INTERPRETATIONS OF NATURE IN Pen
osscoT RiyER.-We learn from cietlItable source
that very singular sub-marine phenomenon has
manifested itself in Penobseot during tile last
autumn and up 10 The present time. Al a locality
about q mile abov. Prospect Ferry. and within q
bundled rIds of the Pr Spect side. where the nver
widens intoa sort of anchor ng ground, being
nile across, some time about the fast Of Septem-
Der, there was discovered 10 be violent ogitatcn
Of the waller, SO that the surface was much dis
tGrbed, and stones aud dirt were thrown up from
the bottom. This up- boiling has continued at in
teryals, up 10 this time. observations show that
over a. least the depth oftthe water has
Increased from To- Il fathomS. A gas is 'emitted
from ;he water that las the smell of sulphur or as
u sotie substance u nature. was burning beneath
also, we are informed, thai, during the latter part
! OF autumn, two shocks of AZ earthquake occurred
IN the vicinity. Thts singular manifestations
have attracted much attention. The advent peo-
pie in Tue vicinity regard ii sure prognostc OF
Tie final distinction OF all things, and without
doubt think the Lottomless PIT cannot / e lar on
People OF tettet sense I. gard 1t as phenomenon
OF avolcanc nature, bill singular enough IN This
| latitude. We Presume the 'manifestatIons's will
Cease without Tie sinking OF tie al estate IN the
vicnity;c CT the setting on FIRE fsPenobscot river
Belfast jour. z-s-f,s.35( !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

US. STEAMER Princeton. Capt. Engle, which,
left New Yorkson Monday has. 1T Is ssGppos.l
gone 10 Havana. with orders 10 Commodore New
ton whose broad penant is hoisted on the dag ship
OF the home sqadIon. AT the last accounts, the
Commodore was daily expect, d al Havana, to take
his orderss out blythe Fulton but as the latter
steamer sailed befott the case of the Black War.
rier was known at W astington. it is probable the
Princeton has been despatched with fresh orders
relative to the particular matter which threatens
10 disturb our peNceful relations with spain. The
Princeton is fully armed and officeretl.
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OFFER for sale the Louse and 10, WIZ.
Also-Gouse and lot No. 81 on ths lsIe ] III,
First streets. teHtre Wheeling t'iheI q kel n,
AIso-Ipts 81 a. d 152 on Ctapline s,..., =
orrossie The ehutc6 N NE Nl.s
EIiyats se previous 10 The 29t InsI tbey :,
a. public auction at The font door Of ~. M g
S.etoek.P Of that day Good 6srsiLs sas -
i,ari ssi. as am deeimiaed ts,
yeas, with interest. - TWO AID In
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REprerios OF PosraeE TO BavanlA AND Luz
sEe.-rbe kingdom of Bavaria and the Free City
OF Lnbec. Germany. having acceded 10 theIuni-
ted States and Bremen arrangement, the single
rate Of postage TO those States. respectively. by
the Bremen line. will Thereafter be fifteen, instead
OF twenty-five cents. pre- payment optiohal.-.
PGstmastes are advised 10 note This and oil SINH
lar changes upon their table of foreign hostages
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Esra. -RD'N.nY D,voscs Casn.--In The su-
Pte,ns Court, on Sunday last arpI,caton (brfore
Judge RoseSelt) was made 10y } errmiah W. DIM
ick. under omewLiat extraordinary circumstances.
..Plaintif and defendant," The Court said, chad
beenmarried more than 12 years It1s now al,
legged that the marriage was void by reason of pre-
vious contract. The defendant it is admitted, vas
mnrtled when q school girl 10 youIg man, who
soon afterwards went of 10 the West. and was not
heard Of eScePtit was said he was dead. for many
years. She accordinHly, in good faith; married her
present. husband. surprising herself at liberty 10
do SO Il now turns. cut that tile FIRST husband had
been living till about five years ago. when he died
and OF 5eourSe lett her IN condition 10 lrralize
The secon'l marriage. M further Ger. mony, how
ever. took place, but the plaintiff and Defendant
lor SAID i've year; coEtinusdIto live together as
NAN and wife. The plaintiff says he did SO IN ig.
norance OF L e actual state of the case and there
is every Isason TO believe the truth of this aver
ment. OF course, 10 nH rriage by implication
could be inferred, aud the original marriage was
clearly void, the prior usband beng then still
alive aud undiyotced. There is nothing 10 deprive
the plaintiff Of lie RICH, winch the law gives him
10 h We 1t 50 declared. Sentence nuliifying the
Iiiarrnge OF plaintiff and defendant must therefore
be entered.-N. y. Express! go
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aud New York = -
49, 49, 49, - o.


.9, Great through Line for the East.
Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
Il baltimore, and connecting with tie washinsfon
m neh sa Road at Called he Relay
and Baltimo RsiI Road TO
The great tunnels upoBthe line now completed and
the whoe road Is in inc coni Tesentins one OF the
m8 s1 and romantic route, the world
lie nav aud splendid steane oEthe UuIon Line from,
Louisville and cincinlat feontect Al WheeI
is and through tickets from these places baltimore
or on the boats 2 - q tssa - CEf-ySE
afnIeaves heeling daily at O'Clock
w hseItns umel and arrives e2Ol
Ieso Al z NJ aud allowing two hours there al fvesin
!;aumore Css0 miies,) nj SAM the morning MA
threash in about 20 hours ineiutHE
baggage to any Of the eastern POINTS
without charges5 - slaIS Estkkz sEsseE4 &c
Passengers and transerFed1todke for
Washing on at function, and Philaderhia at Hal
bout extra charge rrayeeFs allowed
pie ne and onno tunity al all points neals
Fos:a tickets from wheeling to l.Eith
Washington, $3.50 10 PhilaleIphia SOLO BE had on
1a I'd lie OF The lie Line onthe OHIO AID OF
The Ral Road AGENTS Wheeling q B. Mounds
MAJ "a iWBfsPNRKEs. fGieIl.. SliI't
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Coz. FREMo.r AND ms PARTv.-our readers
may remember that Col. Fremont has attempted 10
make the trip across the country through the
coochatope Pass. TO California, in the winter, 10
test its ptacticability for railroad lcuie Itwas
in the vicinity OF this pass, Few years ego. thai
bis parry met with such terrible rsyerses. The
following from the ST. Louis Republican, Of The
18th. in reference 10 Col. Frenonts attempt, will
De read with interest: SssN
..Unlil few days ago, we hed received no in.
formation from him or his party: II may be re-
membeIed tha,, at The outset, Col. Fremont was
taken sick, and re;urned from the Missouri to5this
city, where he remained some time. In the mean.
while his p5rty preceded him To- the Plains. Lord
Fitzwilllam, who returned o few days ago from :he
Plans Informs US that he arrived at BreneS
Houses. situated shout two miles below the River
de los Atnimos tributary Of the Arkansas. at the
I'oint of Rocks in the Big Timber, on the same
day that Col Fremont leit, but did not see speak
to him, AT Brents Houses he i. armed that the
Colonel lost at Salt Greek. on the Crow River,
seven animals. aud afterwards had i've more sto-
Iensfrom him by The Gheyrnnes. These, Indians
subsequently said they stole them, snpposiig they
belonged 10 the Deinwares in the Colone's party.
They offered TO give them up, but the Colonel re-
fused TO Ieceix them. HIS Iatty, before lie over
look them, had consumed most of his provisions
al least that most desirable for tile Plains
and he Compelled 10 :ecrait IN horses aEd pro.
visions Mt the Brenrs Houses. The impression was
that his men, who had been encampvdi al Salt
Greek sometime before his srnvat, lad destroyed
most of his ptovis.ons for the Journey. The last
snow which LorI Fiizwillitm met with was city
Encampm, NJ. about lao miles ltom the q Rontaine
qUi Bruiel e Creek,'' down the mountains. This
gentleman has visited much of the Oregon and
Washington Territory, Pugers Sound, and VAN
rouyeT's Island, and is familiar with Western life,
has been able to make many useful obseIS atoms.
He is on his return 10 England"
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THE undersigned offers himself dlaste for The
Office OF Commissions Revenue q the city a'sse,
at tie ensuing Shay election.
mr17 Il. nay.
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se9. -. q. FRANCS r. ARNsrRon
valuabIe CIty fropertY

HE undersigned will sell at n bic are ION ouoi
tist., attes O'Clock, at the ilOnt dOS 4,
soITl hUttse the highest bidder without TeSeTxt:
Foil! ieet z inches. Part Of lots no. AID T. hs.,
on halef street, A square MOI and % feet Of EiI
ao sane sres, lee lie estate pt Ma Tlsa
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SAIE

DY virtue or 4 deed or Tr,,, = SOL ss.L.
snd James T. Cook, bearire dsfe IN ~ 20 FL ~
sehruaTy, sdf. and daily recol ded intle eIS,s sS
Tue county court OF Ohio county, to the =
hrElins viii proceed 10 sell Il Pubic A.rioS -
lhgheSt bidder, for ready money, on Satmd.y m -
OF MaIeh next, beote .he Court house Ioo in ~ IL
" neeiihg Lot eight CSO In Square numbered ii mr.
(SSl, N me addition 10 tlc City Ol Wheeling
ed RItshiefowns hui now known by ihs hslse a IA
Such lille as j. vested in me. as Trustee viii ( q,
ieb20. Z -. =. : FRANCIS r. ARNsrROyt
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REAL EST ATEliTs 80.
ctiANGBttY saLP

= GttANG Gerry SALE
law and ehai.ery FOR Ohio COUNT he sirreit Co
lie r. e Gas sRS1 sei. ssh. hS. ssd
alon o asd A e. sa zsas s.S
huhdted and fity four sell IN ysaIsj
t sS St the front door eoaI 6as
lie al I'm
WI. atIhe somh east eoTneS ~ n a.
lng The corner Ell ana tttle bid
s ,,;Ny 9ssgFlsd e Todd t1Se s,Ss
sieet Is iss s1swsrsiS with the west
tees a. sYss th ss I'm
Eatailel Wit. MaIlet stseetto stsEe 81 iIenh4adT,
ine 70 be I'm RAJ allel with Union stIeet tyli
ginning = - ~ 70 lie pt1e. y.
Is11,s Of SaIe.-Ten FER CENT of the pp,,..l
hasa aug
,Ien %, - The day O. sssti Fs, lie pufeh.
TO se teiainet as further seeufit iii "a
Ey PEI SON wis bling 10 purchase at pIiysI.
itch OF The Iounds above described &C., e IN,
Pl si9us 10 The hrst day Of Manext bv
tiont9 Ionic 'FRaNcIs X. aRMsTeka g SE,.il6o
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D-The Danville Ia,@ Advertiser. speaking of
The XIII Article or negro exclusion clause in the
New Constitution, says:
husiwill II be ereiyw hes e., ialludiug tosiis
frequent yijlation. eve have heard Of ONE or
Two cases in this county and no one seems to think
OF a prosecution. The nous XIII. Aiticle Of
our Constltution-thoagh adopted by an unprece-
denied majority, andleearded fayorabiy in theory
lis now. and will continue 10 be. treated with
contempt practically. .Tsss.+
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81 s Professor REorse's ssa % -
Inyfxornttar Rl;xir ori Cordial.


As protector against contagious and Infectious disease
there is nothing like braeing up the nerves. muscular and
digestive systems these are in perfect ORDER the 6a
man strength almost improbable
disease The eho,er Is in PROCESS OF importation
to shores. and the Importance that The
sysem should be put condition ealeaiafefo
sistits attacks. Every emgant Europe has
its passengers dseimaied by the the reason
tie steerage have been weakened by poverty priva
tion and thslrIeIaxed ard Hbea and tissues can
Offer resistance 10 The malaria ofthe pestilenee The
very best preparatye the approaching we
sure TO have itin the spring sumer-is eourse
lOrse's fargoyatins Ririr Cordial II viii bring
every organ, every nerve, every muscle nto conditioned
perfect yisor. while its antsertie
nevtralire every unhealthy tendeney ithe fluids Of the
body and purify aud eqaize the cnation blood
TO thos. who suffer nervous tiembags, hysteria,
dyspepsia. liver complaint. general owness
of spirits, any inrty upon the
disordered action torpdty upon
arity OF which health depends this
recommended overeigr aud safe speeifc4Tfee om
every mnera. Ingredient. and eiinenty conservative IN
its nAtue. Ladies' will find Il present lcip In all the
disorders 10 which their sex u5eet. go
The Cordial isPut up. highly put bot
lies. Price three dollars bottle. two for i've doars
ak for Twelve dollars. C. u. RING, pte2rLetor.
sss 103s RroaLway, NewYork
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West indies. q f'ia y q 20 ~
ents.-wnErlIse-KELLS q CALDWELL.
$3.50 CtsetssArr-B. H HEdELyiS. =
ug-see ADVERTISEMENT. kSEfAl ~ mrl3
IS IS T - es F4l .N
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TheT.TIfa 30 1io-,,-

AZ CORRECTION ofSaered Music tesisnsd tor Z IN
"a use OF the Methodist Episeopaf
q, shose Of Of tis Old
es ~ mnon uses toset with eobcisF eescfiaFy
eungsef sin lied and adapted to the eansnifis
&c OF lie isia
Joint Methodist Z. church. New YORK " esitt
das ls1; sunny hymn books cant:ea Lau
Sacred Melndeon &c
'eeeisea and Tor sale al the lowest prices bi
S..sa F-Ffs John H.sTiioalPS
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Az ORDINANCES


AN ORDINANCE
SUPPLEMENTARY to tnance entitled s'an crdl
taxes The city OF Wheeling Tor
1 aearst65f passed Feb ualy II b. 1881
He II ordained by ihe CouhEit OI the city OF wheeling
skc there shalt be raid t,te Treasurer Of the
eitr, eve yteense 20 KEEP oditary within said et
". the iutosying fax, viz.
For e Tor sa 70 ss ks At house
hufited dollars per
For renss " fdinafy u Kept the house call
"a ME aIsLnte 1ioase lie TAX shdLe thee thousand
lIc;iise Ordinary to be kept any other
hstse wi hltsald that be two thousand dol
sese On every license 10 Sc J, within said city.
Wines aud sni uous iiqu1 eilleE OF them,
drank stlpe we solds ietail tax OF fifteen
hundred by loieso:e, tax OF hvS thonsand
Gse sdhdfsa doisrs qsana
SEc 3-That the sale transfer for gain, OF any liquor
Y any sSy atty who should have APP
able TO pay the whole Which would ave been assessed
had they Applied for and Obtained license. = ~
SIC. 4Ths ordinance shall take effect from and after
Id passSge : : = :, - -. =
Eead. approved and atssted March 2Ist 1854.
fikne w. SIattTa. Clerk. - : = mr. K
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g s J
! Special NOTICE.
DAGUERRHoTYPE q I.I.ERv

DAGUERREGTYPE Gall, ERv
As<Iss,. .s5577 a. q. PARTR lDGs e invite,
~ attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms ana
ffftf&tiS5Sfa Appafauss tie result of wears Of
OK ieilee ami CLOSE application 10 me
art. Confident thathe now eombiness
ET{-s {tnhis estahl shuieHt III ftlie inproye
he promise to nfodnee MIN. -. az
beauty and perfection which las Vel hem n
daguerrean process q = = - ~ AAe
For the attractive and I'm With ~.
are htted he Invites the public TO cali and
Inc themReiyes. His Cabinet or Specin1es - .S,.
open Tor Inspection. =. : g, - '.s
lakenesses taken in an kinds OF weather, sneJ. or IN
post slortnotice
- = gelseleetei -Ghemieais paies
SAS IS DC, always on hand and for sale
Rooms. No.a;S6 AGonroc p6s. near fhe Post once
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

married. man, OF a yely small iamis,
wishes situation as salesman, receiving OF
shirfi Gle * he can make himself useful In any kind
of etofe Satislaeiory reference given some OF tbs
best iasen In either baltimore or Wheeling.
VI ddresss tlronshtie Peat Once,
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~ .sH ,asItses REMOVAL. ada 10 assefst3
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of Dry GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tie new ionr story BRICK building
+ eb 5 No. &l17, lnnin Street, I !
west side. between Monroe and Union streets where
viii be prepared with cary aud extensive spring
stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased To- have my Old friends aud rs
to call and examine. 81 sg.t-f, ,.,gi2s,sl M
Ieb4 s ttag 90 =, IDS sMA. n. sEIBY.
GJ @ 1sicalf Will be FUND at the above establis,
ilent where he await his OLD frien:s.5 ii l s53
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FRoeREss o. woaAs's RicaFs.-We tase he
following from The panama Herald,, of FebI1a.
ny 2Sd; - -. 8 -.
On Mondiy last Donna Anna Blaek bu,n. Of
Iaboga. was committed To Jail by Sir Pancho In
no. The Judge OF that Island, because she refused
TO take OF her bonnet in his presence.
Since the foregoing has benin tyne. We learn
that the Alealde of Taboga had offered Mrs,
Blackbufn her l9erty. on Sunday last, n Iiich sic
dssslned 70 teesiye except by otIer OF ihr lnlee9
!who had caused her arrest. we iearn alsoftsf
The Governor las replied 10 the Two aidtess
ed 10 him by The English Gonsui, pfoliising 10
place The matter the hands 81 the Fiscal for in
Sestigation.
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octes.ta A.S asege,1 y a7esA9sase sc
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grSICK AND AFFLlcrED.n

= - IrSICkAA AND AFFElCTED.-G 8
THE most sale and certain rcm.dy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs. colds, asthma
bronchitis. blood sfiting. liver complaint yvioorins
cough, Group tickling rising in the throat nervous de.
from the abuse OF eaiome aid causes is DOCTOR
sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; a consumption, aerit has reached state. and
sume character hitherto considered incursbIe Yields
without struggle 10 this great Cherry pre-
preraraoa, and the only compound prepared by
physician, is manufactured under the Immediate care
DRSgRiHNE, at his Laboratory, Nc. North Seventh
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:sa4ouraaaFs on AxERlcAx vEsse.s.-A letter in
the New York Times states that few days ago an
4m+ncan merchantmen. going to Matanzas.
eysrhauieds when near that not. and fred into by
Spanish warSessel. The captain made his pro-
lest the premises before the U. S. Consul at Ma
go tomas who sent statement of the case 10 the
e. Captain General at Havsna but receiving no sat-
isfle,ion, has reported the case government.
'' Another American vessel, belonging 10 Richmond
Va. commanded, by Capt j. j. Fatis. was recently
i. fsnscted. at AIatauz,s. 10 charge of $3.50 ton
mage duties her deck load, in con,raven:ion of
'Sthe port guIaions. which exact no such dIties
on,adeck cargo Tie money was paid under
prot an the case was left in the hands of the
Consul, for adjustment.
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born's sdnIin.r. ? -
pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit co e tt1eaa
county made A the Fan Term 1851 sn5 AZ ~ "
uSGiee made October 1853. will on hutsds ~
u March next at the front door Of ibe ro se
oeiSek a M sell tue following propeits,
Pant ofLotsN No. ak (6lal,I sevenf., a.,
lS)in East Wheeling 80 - va sR 20 i9s AZ esk
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Z, 1ernts ef Sais-Ten TeTteent. 10 be raiJf,,,.,5.
paIaliee ~ eight sixteen AID tweniy Jour
tanned as further security until tie yxlio
e iebSIz, q . - sDANlEE a. LAST Conn f...
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The abose IS NEST ted Tor blsis,.. b
about the centre OF the steamboat IanliItg
lso,-sotS No. % aha27 in North WheesiEE; sId i
o6fnried nf Geo " EekhaIts eoPperas beds lie d,
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3THf-s eDennnse ssnlnmnnder sn1es,-=T

35Ass=s@i .Dennnce snlnnnndei. s5nfc. -
ssHH5s5E saEE srrzss
Sthe sole Manuacturer the States OF the boye
and only reliable Salaanders both as reFaTdsse
curly asanst lire and burglars Ksei sold at this
IS manufactured under the personal superin
,snaeee II C.J GArLkR whose experience tween
sS years safe maker, together with the ma
we're tests Which his nsnuiacure have tsiunnh
IN this aud oher cities the subscTi
Ts.H SUPERIOR to any in
MIR r @. GoFFIN,S NEW PATENT INPEN.
ETRABLEDEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSSBAR
sor can be applied .s 49,, ~ l-5- sss-e
Atarge number of these Leeks cross bars are al
" use ey sanks jewelers. and
iIoLp the security which they apT Il te a.
ioEts % The most ettiie OF sns
poyyde iase keys, picks, ds. together Win teT
and durability combined a.e s
N Paee estmson, and condeau,
SUPERIOR T0sANY. LOCK IN THE WORLD
sales Of a zes, suitable for merchsntss banks jewel
NJ I. &c fire and theft proof
sale, and made order al the depot fe2 pa
.sepl9-dl1 ...----...-- oBERT, NJ PATRICK-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25
no the voters oi' ohio Con

1oaer myself as ssute Tor the ofiee OF sherin OF
Ohio county. and shall heretofore discharge
the duties OF the ONCE tsithfiy aud imnar italy.
mil W. s. WlcKHAM.
ma RpfroR.-i annoance MYSELF an independent cant
didate orthe ofceo sheria OF oh5 Comfy, al The e-
suing spring election, xFsF8sf}5N
rmseaaw 4 - JOHN BRADY.