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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
The Newspaper presa.

The Richmond Examiner speaks very Justly and
withdignity ofthe Press. In All article upon The
late Thomas Richie, ono % lie ablest mud IN
his day perhaps the most distinguished Jontnall'l
in this country, The Exouniuer safs'
"rhe secret of his professional success WINS the
fact that he would not serve polllcinnsi pul 'n1ue
ginia and 10 his generationswhcl will not be lost
upon ours, that editors iced not In lie tools and
minions Of pnliucinns, III Srrvant0l servants,
the snaniel Of alyenlu'eTs lie innRht that poll
ticians were not NITROUS nor he bsnefcidryt pul
that as they we're but nSeclsot on llOur: whlon
breath Unpopular diSfayor might nnn'lllnte III a
mOm&aL; he was The EOlns,wllo Tllleh anu llieol-
ed The wirls HetnIghl TINT edioTlnl position
was superior in dignity 10 nIllcn place. WINE us
hnnors were more petmanent ana itS tests OF inl'
enls. nanliness and worth Ear severer. II must be
confessed that he monlrstel tllefe truths ~ the
afena of d o'itios only, 1T remains Tor tho
who succeed him 10 make them manifest IN al
departments of Intellectual ellort'
II is characteristic OF The pge that literature IS
no longer The bantlng and pensioner OF Mobility
sitting beside the buffDon at etnble OF Wealth
and Title; hui hos become itself power IN !ne
Stnie, clothed with the authority nnu speaking Inc
omnpoleni voice OF The great people.
Mr.. Richie made The press lie ruling power IN
Virginia poliics! lie was hut pioneer IN me
wOrkof iisdsrnthpllr aud elevation Inc
nress israpidly bacomsng the controlling rower ~
The great alTnts OF the country and oil the world
II true 10 itself It's authority will soon be ncknowi
edged supreme audmiyeIsal, To achieve 'ills
destiny howeyer IL must cease 10 look Otll 0 H.
self and beyond lis own sphere for honor, Tor lame
OF for emolument. ltml3l nOtuse It's places ns q
serning.stone 10 high prefermenlj nor thus &c
knowledge that there are positions more ele
vnted,, Lonots more desirable, or dl;tinclions
more worthy Of ASPIRATION than itself affords.
must not debase isels 10y cousenling TO lie Datroni
zed by even themoSt yifluousn md exalted lnucl
lc herself The patton OF genus and merit, high
born ns WE'LL as luw. bon--the friend in deed nn'
IN need, OF virtue, Of wotb, and oftacnI, In what
ever circumstances Of prosperity she may iIn'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
rnn,rlh Of JniY orations.

Nt6 celebration Of The last national OnniveTsH
~ in Virginia, the Orator Of the occasion (thr
Rev. Mt AluOre) thus spoke Of Tie difficulty un-
der which he OboTed in erdeavOring 10 prepare
something that would be ut the same time fr:Sl'
and acceptable 10 his hearers: fa
"rhe situation of Fourth nf July orator now
is like that Of man al the third table Ola public
dinner, who has left TO him little more than scraps
aud empty dishes, All tie Rhetoric aud logic Of
the accession have been usel up, ond there is re.
ally not respectable metUphUrlrC. Tie Amer
lean Engle--n very respectable bird in its way
has been 81 pluckcl and handled thot il hrs be-.
come rs tame as baIn.yaTd fowl. The British
Lion has lern so belabored by mn indignant eo.
Quence that he rjnrs as gently rs sucking dove.
The Stars aud Stripes hive been so vehemenily
fourlshed above odmiring crowds OF patriotic clti
zeilS that there as hardly rhetorical shred LEFT OF
lhenI and even that Is somewhat worse for hand.
ling. Even classic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the
serpent, julius Cesar, DemOSlenes, Greece and
Rome-hnYe so lcng been compelled 10 pelorm
annual muster that they have really become eX'
empl from milnay service. Even patriotism is
not in season, because il is not ne:r enouEh the
elecliOn-and il II wee, your orator nt least III
| t6iS instance, hls no chance OF becoming can
ditlnte. The Nebraska bill has passed its nine
dnys'S history, AMI Tile very thought ol CMbN,
whvre il is July all the year rnund, is intolcFnblc,
| the very. Union WOulu hlllUSl OC NlSSONCH ny "
lng izng II al such melting temperature us this.
Even the Ladies, have been deemed too exciting u
topic fOr the orator on this heated occnSinll, and
hence hns been monopoized BY the committee on
tOusl,, where is exciting character may be tenn
peTGd by ice wafer aud other cooling compounds.
So il is obvious that The path OF Fourth Of July
Orator, IN this OCcs.cn, is like that spoken Of in
popular song not wholly unknown in this com
munity "a hand road TO iravel.'
RAILROAD AcclDESr occASloNED ny TnE lloT
Is EATmER.-The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
of Tuesday evening is responsible for the follow
| lnI:
The Express train oil the CenlTul Railroad, due
Il. re Saturluyevcuing nt O'Clock and some min
uteS met with al accident near OESkany, caused
by tie expansion aud spreading vi Tie Tail from
the heat The engine was thTuwn from the track
and tie tender broken. No poison was injured,
but the tram was delUined about lLree hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
Tho Wheeling Bridge.

We ore sorry 10 see that The right 10 rebuild
the Wheeling bridge is again opposed by the
people Of Pittsburgh. II we nre not mistaken, in
ihecession Of the northeast tiHltory, Virginia ex-
pessy reserved Ler jurisdiction over the islands in
The Ohio river. BE that as it may, the people OF
Ohio and not Of Pittsburgh Ore the ones 10 rnse an
objection to the construction Of the bridge. We APP
pJehend that The action Of Congress in The maile
has left hut one pOnt open for dispute-and that is
in record to Obstruction OF navigation. II the bridge
is SO CONSTRUCTED as not TO impede navigation, all
Just opposition To this great national work falls 10
:he giound. We hope the spirited citizens Of
Wheeling will stand firmly by their rights in the
premises. They will find hosts oil friends 10 stand
with them in the issue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

GRoss cAREtEssSEss IN a MILKMAN..-A few
days since, agentIemOn in Manchester, N. H. un.
covered can OF milk which had been left al his
house, when out jumped flue plump frog His
ftosshiP. however seemed 10 be much startled at
6ndjug himself clothed in white, and after sin.
gle glance atoun,l him, turned about and plunged
to the bottom f-the can. tits matter of serious
regret that milkmen should be so careless when
they scoop up.waLeE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
oThe State Rights Register"

This Is the title Of new pepper, the mat num-
her Of which we have received, just started IN
Washington. City, and edited by @. G. BAYLOR,
ESQ., a gentleman well known as the editor, here.
torore, OF tile Cotton Plant, and more recently of
the BpllmoFe Times. Il appears 10 be essentially
and thoroughly States Rightspnper, and append
ed 10 the prospectus is the recommendation Of tue
most prominent advocates Of this doctrine in The
Senate and House of Representatives. We quote
from the prospectus Of The Register:
"The STATE Rights Register will be conducted
Upon the principles of State Rights as laid down
by JeffersSn. The Register will adhere 10 tho
oriSnsl compact as taiifed BY tile severOl States,
and will oppose all atilUdinaIianism in legislation
and all encToachments, secret OF open, upon The
rights and sovereignty Of the States. The Regis
ter will take as its text IN the discussion ofnl pub.
licSqnestiohs, lie Constitution, strictly construed
ard incorporated"
The following foteshudOWs its views on the on.
nexation Of Cuba;
"In reference to an Article OIL Cuba, we have
the ACQUISITION OF that Island. We hold that The law
there given The position on which we will sdvocats
Of MISREPRESENTATION applies 10 nations as well as
indiVid1als; md that the occupation oil Cuba ny
Spain Is inconsistent with our national dignllyi
the expansion OF American commences the supTe-
macy OF American UDWCi W. nHCAlSaH eS'St AuU
safely OF The lives and property Of American cli'
gems laurneying coastwise alons Their own shores,
and dangerous 10 our national peace. IN opnOSi.
lion 10 these broad principles, we defy successful
discussion"
The first volume, It is stated in the prospectus,
will contain the following interesting matter:
The Virginia resolutions of'9s.
Adlress 10 the people accompanying The same
Answer 10 the resolutions or '9S by the States OF
% Delaware, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire.
New York, Vermont.
Kentucky resolutions OF Chief Justice MARSHALL
1es on same subject.
Kentucky resolutions our The supreme court not
40. the final ar6iter. (MI.
M, Madison'sreport. Madison and Mr.. JefTer
4lr, Celhoun's addless. sons opinions WIN
Mf, JefIeson's drauehtof carefully prepared aH'
Kentucky resolutions thorily from other sour
eoFfqinal.l E-'s. ceS
Ar. JsfFsron's letter 10 Chief Justice McKeah's
Mr. Giles, opinions.
JrfTerson's protest (fcr Judge Roan's opinions.
Vironin's legislftur,.) Majority End Minority,
CbieI Justice Mar halpS rights aud duties Of.
speech in the case of Opinions OF Gen. Saun'
Jonathan Robbins ter.
State in,etnosi,on. Free trade-Dr Frank.
Mir Colhonn,s opiuionS. lin and DR.. Claiming
Origin of The term nullii. on the same.
cation. ith Direct taxston discuss
Opinion Of Chief Justice ed-ls apphcau"h !"
Tilghman. this county, @o' &C.
An unconstitutional law
void.
State rights resolutions in relation thereto by
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Virginia, Sluine'
Georgia, Ohio
South Carolina, New YORK.
North Carolina,
The following editorial article, which week,
trpct from The Register, indicates that 1t is sound
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

LENGTH or DAYs.-At New York, The longest
day, June 18Th, hos IA hours and So mi luteSi at
Montreal, 1914 houIsj OF London and Berlin, l6I
hoursj OF Hamburg II hoursi at Stockholm, iS4
hOursi at ST. Petersburg, 10 horsj and The short.
est, hours. AtToneo, in Finland, The longest
has pa hours. Wnrdhuys, in Norway, the day
lasts from the 2Ist Of May 10 the 22d of July,
without interruption, and OF SpizJergen, the long.
est day Is 81 months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

GTMr. olds Inns sustained another defeat. His
bill 10 increase the POstuge on newspapers wos
laid on the table by decisive vote. Congress is
moi so hopeleSsly behind The sentiment OF The oge
tot il could give its sanction 10 the retrogressve
principle Of Mr.. Odds bill. The bill wns nothing
more than proposal 10 prohibit or limit the crcu-
lnliOn in the country Of city papers ami periodi
calls by an increased postage tax.-.BohimOre
AWerienn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

ITDr. Arnold wrote poems on principle, bu, lie
never published them. Tom Moore tells ola gem
tIemap Nho, when he was short Of money always
iLTsp,ened his family with the publication Of bis
poems The Immediate ,esalt Has as much cash
e he wanted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

Cot. COLLlER.-The Washington correspondent
Of tue N. Y. Express states that the sealed verdict
Of the jury, in the case of Col. Collier, has been
opened, and awards to him $4,000 besides exon
Grating him from all charges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

FLOCK op SHEEP KILLED BY LronrxrNo.-The
Rutland (vt.) Herald suites that Al sheep aud is
lambs, worth some $500, were killed near tree
in III Town, on tie 10Th ult., by discharge of
lightning, lie direction Of which was evidently
FROM The earth, us locks OF wool were driven into
the Tree along which The fluid passed, and The f.
IIes Of The wood were brushed upwards.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

u1'Lientenun, John B. Randolph, navy flag
Lieutenant under Commodore Aulick, in the ia.
nnn expedition, Inns just returned from sea, after
three years absence, and lies dangerously IN o.
chronic dysenttry, and is supposed 10 be in dying
condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

GTThe Hon. William @. Rives has authorized
the editor of the Charlottesville Advocate 10 say
that he has retired from all party and political con.
tests.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
KxnSe, oil letter from ROrdeaux, June %, 1854.
Marriage of the Daughter of Mrs. Aaror

We had visit, yesterday, from the widow Of
Aaton BUR. Her business here is The marriage
of niece ton gentleman of this place, named
Perry. She gives 100000 as a marriage gin, and
Mr.. Perry, the father Of the young man, gives the
sane amount: Nc. Bowen, the United States
Consul, has been requested 10 be The trustee Of
the money. Mrs. Burr is the Auercon lady who
creatsd such sensation at the balls in Puns last
winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

A "srAM TOMS 0RDER."-TlIere is bachelors
club IN Danyle, var which has been brought
into bad repute by weak brother who has violated
the first principles Of the order, by offering his hand
10 a lady Whose charms he could not resist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

James G. Petceyal, the poet, has been appoint
ed State Geologst for Wisconsin in place Of Prof
Daniels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

The cholera appears 10 have disappeared from
Nashville. The Gazette considers II unnecessary
10 continue the reports OF the sexton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

Urwe present our readers with anotherdelicate
and beautiful production by an universally I'D
mired correspondent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
y. SnERlFF'S SALE.
~" wM. s. wICKnAM,
a She in OF Ohio COuLij.
2 SIIERlFF'S SALE. :

Salul E' bOyu III ChanCell IN I'LL
~. VS.; .tt ieuit COuIt VI OHIO
Robert Boyd,s here, &c, County, Va :,
In pursuance al decree, made on the FIST Jay OF Juy
1854, In TIC above lameI COUse, VIII sell II the court
hOuye Of Ohio comfy, on Monday the III day OF Au;usi
1871, the south hsf Uf Lot No. 1871, situate The Ne,
side OF FOuIlh street. aud at present OctgPsi By Wit
liam iObeitOn. Also, lie TArt Of Lot 30 ., nsquale
No on Market stet, at present occupied By Doctor w
Iiaies anu Mr,I &. lelaplSin
The sale will he made, on q credit Of siX twrlIe AID
eighteen months, tie purchasers giving bonds with sr
proved teguilN bealrg interest nom day VI SAFE aud
tho Tito to 10 retained L tie whole Iu vbasc mJltyl
paid. t.r.Ir I'D ~ ". s. wlCKHAM.
jyli Sheriff Of Tho County.
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TruStoe'S Sale,

tUa . .4ruSGC6'S Sale.
by virtue VI Died Of Trust executed BY Tho,,,,p
l(5McEweD, bearing date on ihr I'd day of In a y.
1893 and duly recorded in tue Clerks oice Of ~ w. D.
tUt OF Ohio county, 10 tho subscriber a. Tu,S, @
benp1t olRobelt MHTAhall, will OIL Wedrej SN ~ ~
day OF august next, bclOre the court house door h ~
iyol Wheeling, proceed 10 sell al public Iu,tIon 10 ",
highest bidder, Tor ready moIcy, tie following stS
sqaie( In the addition 10 Tho city Of WeeHT.,t
y called lillrblown, bu now known BY lie ,sns :,
South Wheeling. " 'SilsN
Such title vested In me as Trustee will be mad. to IL.
iYllds ~ ~ GIBSON l., CYNNvrp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
sHBRIPFS SALE.
SHmRIFP" SALE.

Thomas II. Wins, In ehapeery indr.
L -r SCut CuuIl OF OIL,
Nancy Wins and others J. county, Va
Inpu,sualcc Of decree made on tie 29lhd.JU u,y.
1851, In the above hauct rpu,e viii cell 1t iLs Ct
House Of This county, on MONDAY the ii day Of AL:
1911 LOT No. II, sI5is thu cast side OF Main SiIt
and the south halt OF lot NOl0 Eitu.tc the wetIt.
nl Market 81 eel, In the Filth waldOi The city Of wtrt
ing, t.t l,. .. .-. I..
The sale will be made OH credit OF six, twelve, i'll
eighteen months. Tie purchaser giving bonds, whiI-
proved security, beating interest ron day SALE Sia
'lspaid WM =. wICKnAM,
jyIi O. -. .a ~ Sheriff OF 0lin county
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
Elegant Residence for SsIS ALL:

tCtITUATED eleven miles n ON Who'll.
- CiAirEvlilc, Ohio. Tue location is 10 etirtN
anu Healthy Tho house contains Iourietl Hts Nh
anil aiy, with twelve FOOT ceilings and ig,ItA, hils
modern ard improved style from attic 10 ~ RET
tw0iaTge poleles, With bake no, sc, wash Lt.,i Mo-
wool house al under ono 1901, with never
am cisiern, capable OfeOnialhi 0uo lIvSi vel
water p, fs,a TX. 'ia nlSE, ci
lleground comprises three acres. will. ,o,,,-,
tHi board iehce aud under The hshes ,ts,s ssta
uOn contalns great variety OF the most 'SNI
hoIy. ASO the hest engTaited fuit Eucb a, ~, aeNb
ples, Peas, Peaches and Plums, "''ith AP
The oubuildlres iEeude sta bes, granariss e,,,,,.
wagon houses all eIeeilr finished Also tIsbis'
OF rich land In rear OF tho house, under roo & Aas e,
EhqulIe ui ...' JAMES MENU RRAYH,
49, '. JOHN w SkNSRSgy'
nyl6-Jn $3.50 81 e.. II, yiIIs M,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25

WISH 10 sell my FINN near wheelInp,,,, ..#
J. Omllbeial terms, al In ona or InoIe 49,, va tth
LnAIIed.n.L-- -M mao n 'eI,Ntl M 1.
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For Sale - ne

OF No ., In block %, OH lI6ninIsn 49,. .a,....
AZ Sgl tgglpg back 100 test 10 an silsS i, e hOr
e GsJ Sv9aisI lois ID tile city io fetlsci, hOFG
lot, OF One'ha VI H. as NAY WI ,ell tie ~
'nAlOn enquire at this ofIee OF IF SSH:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
10 D MO epson salts '0r ''''0Y JAMES BAKER.
New Jewelry

New JeWelfy
At No. 4, Washington Hall.
UST received, new lot OF ladies ne Gold Bar Rings,
u breast Pins, Guard chalnn. ChatelOnes, bIaceeis
Gold aud silver Thmbles and Pees, with general
soItment OF Watches, JewelTy aud Fancy Goods.
Also, snotheT lot OF those superior warranted Clocks
je27 Or. II OWN, Monroe st.
A FEN more OF those finc JO4 SeWil rlos Bundell
N and David Taylor waihes just received and for sale
al No. Washington Hall, by
ie2T C.. p. BROWN.
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GcOrRsE, Iinglc. ohm AIImnh
..aoa5 WHOLESALE
Boot and Shoe Store.

GcOrRef, Iinglc. Sobn AIImRH.
soo,l WHOLESALE s.l
Boot and Shoe Store.
HIiE firm Of T'lc Y Marsh bCHg dissolved BY mutual
consent, George T. Jingle has associated with him IN
tic wholesale Rndici OOt and shoe business In this
city, Mr. John altman, (roInery OF tile lImo Of Allmnn 4
MAXWELL lng and avOTdbly known TO the trade In this
community, uEcr The style aud im OF Tingle n altman
As we sha Huleh our stock IN for
friends good and substantial Work In both hrant
our husiro,s hut especially say to our WI oeale rurcas.
offer any Undue than we can either in price
OF quality Thankful orast Avors extended to he old
i'rA We now nOst respectfully solicit Continuance Of
TINGLg & ALTMAN.
RS-Te business Of tho old firm OF Tingle & Marsh
WIZ be settled Np by either Of The PARTNERS lyil
Bnnk OF WhCcIinE, CIT-
HE Board Of DlTectora have thls day dscarcda dv-
dend OF per ccnt, PaIOble 10 tho stockholders or
'i iSff I''e ~" inst n ,,sr, c,,,,..
'US, opeleI Al ny solo room. next door 10 Greer,
ly,1 - JANIS d. MARSH.
Just ee 0 q @y uSw sloIo l9Gil nezi door 10
~. -H. 100 pains mcns Calf brOgans
AM now ,ecsiynsNnd opening Leaf door TO GIecr OFT
n e pairs mems palen! oxford rissii p y
, y do do bueksin do
QIT opGIEL, gsXt dOOr 10 GlcOr, OF ~ Co., No. IS
Tease ladies' fine French morocco w. boots, 49,.
do IN secs do do do "
lyl J. u. MARSH.
oy WlIanl by calling rext door 10 Greer OFT Co.
q pals mems Enarncled Oxford Ties,
ESh l@ia do do hog,ns 5as JN'
jyII JAMES.P. MARSH.
Dividend.
IIlH President and Directors Of The Fire and M,rIne
i Insurance OtnnauY of wheenp h1vN file d.v ia
elmed dividend or hvo per cent on the capital stock
paid In payable 10 the stockholders their represents
X. W. HARDING, See,y
Wheeling, july Q, 1874 jyIO-i4 g
To Rent.
IN Monroe street, room sua bic or ain Office or
" Oller businesA Also,-fooms suitable for a resi-.
gsce Hn1ulre aL PartTdge's Daguerrean Cutlery, No go
Monroe ST. Afsl. ~ ~ jyiOJ
MANUFACTURERS P1PRR 1HARGT0USE
T." 3 BASSETT 6 Co., pN
No. 25. Monroe street, Wheeling. {
MANUFACTURER and keep constantly on hatII ali Va
INA reties az printing AMI book paper. Also can ie
teri medium denl, loiU post colored, MANILA.
gaghnd straw wrapping, etc etci cards, ink bronze
bonnet aud hlnleIs boards, etc. suitable fol nIlhteTs
hook binders and Ohers Feiing wire, bleaching row
der, etc for paper Manufacturers roofing and sa n pssr
Of estquality. Ina word, we aimIo make our iop,e
Orders to will receive prompt attention on The
very best terms 80 I'M ~ ~. -" WV
, iy!o - Il. BASSRTT. & Co.
hsfi !, The highest Sshprices s''' ''S Pu'1
.aoI' MISQUrIU BARS -
Inn WHITE Mosquito BaTs, .a..tr
|hn' 10 . ~
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REAL HsrAnn 60,
c,vvy,,,. - To be Sold. -

toipe Sold -,
SEYEkAL wen located lois eobten,,,,
SEsf g. lsS p5.'.sa
sggs, and would be "a 81 rs ssonlas over IIi
s sg %sass S 9oos 0I
eTA TWeliT per CT viii be 10 sui mn, e
9se G Io yssIa With isisst fCo, 10 bialS.
good cav Ss o Sa iS%''qS liz SS
NE alley end nl the lot, Is most eonIns,o wood IL ~
S ,yH s@ nI ne u desirable within e. dwty
payment NH h. o 1.t. PS,ls ot the city '' hs
pms TWO and three years. PoT rribtI Jus hllns,
'ow,oe a., JOHN DUMB. HI,,.s.ttI 0h MI
NY" ON EcXt door 10 NJ RolE IA nS ny
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w theIT !lous orns gynb new lie and ylgOf TesiOr-
place OF dependency by its MIDI pleasant and sale &C.
ton on tie stomach liver, kidneys, lungs and tie neT
Of the urinary organs, coughs asthma bronchial are-
tions, consumption, soroula Kings Xviii worIns, Ihel-
Ia Piles, with oil diseases arising from impure lood
oB'PoT sale by w. III. Logan a. 90, Wheeling,
Druggi IL generally. II. rff5t' - - -
0B@Soldb MORTIMER & MuwnRAY, 2iO baltimore Al
BaliTple nd 30l broadway, N. Y. 1917 N
h B~PTce 81 ner bottle. jy20.
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"a nEsIRABLE brick hUuss, Situated onc..
IN Inquire OF T,iOW 'S SonnSu,tit ir,..
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
a.rsICK AND AFRLIoTED..rI

. "nti o.. UsI-olSh hSD .hrrlIlCIED'I-U ....f-.aas
TIKI most sale AMI certain dy ever known 10 the
world Tor Tie cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, ssthmS
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint whOoping
cosh, Group tickling rising IN tile :hroat eyous de-
by, pSlus In The siIe or breast, biOke
from tho caOmel AID other oaues, is DOCTOR
SwAYNBS COMPOUND SYRUP or wILn CHER
Rvi consumption, alter thaSreacleI state and as
suned character lUcrlO considered ncurabe, yields
without struggle 10 this great rgHal Yd Cherry po-
palaliUn. Remenborlhe great Original wild Cherry
prerarAlo, and tho only compound prepared by s,dar
physician, is manufactured uIldcrth Immediate OF
NIX SIHliNE, al his Laboratory, NU.i North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia. 'fE
For .ais Gy-DR. JAMES aAKERI KELLS & CALI
wFLLi aud PATTERSON * Co Wheeling. FLEMING
HRoS., Pittsburgh. BURDsALL Il Co., Cincinnati,
and by teIeis generally, $3.50 Senl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-25
REMOVAL.

ImAvE removed my Wholesale stock OF liRY GOODS
ANN MOTIONS, TO the new Tour story brick buildings
| 81 No.t11i Main street, 81 ga
west side, between Monroe aud UniOu streets, wnere
win he prepared with an eany and extensive Spring
stock dieetI importers aud nlaiuaeurers, which
would epIeIscd 10 have MY Old friends aud custUne,S
10 call and examine, ...r r
lcbi WM. 4. SELBY.
ug"J q. MtraL Will DO rIund at The above establish
mcnt. whsro LeGwaits his Old nlonds,