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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

TME EPiDtMtC At THE SouTm.-The yellow fe.
yer has nppeaTed hl Dbrien, Geo., and l2 deaths
arsfbroTted. Among the victims ale Capt. Wing,
proprietor Of the Mantiop House, aud bis assist
ant Geo. W. Glensey. Atsavannah, during the
week ending on Tuesday, there were l9l deaths,
including IS Of yellow fever The total number
Isles les than the previous week, The Rspub.
lcan, however, says the fever still prevails as on
epidemic, but tue number Of new CaSes have de-
cteald Tor went OfSubIecIs, and advises the Ob.
sent not 70 return home YET. Tile number Of.
deaths 10 that city for the last Eve weeks Is sO2,
Of which 62l were from yellow fever Among
those who died on Thnslhy was the Hon. Jos.
jackson, lpte member Of Congress, and formerly
Mayor Of that city. Az Charleston, on Thursday,
The number Of deaths fEOm yellow fever Was ~,
while on the day previous thsfe were only H.,
showing large incTeaSe. Cupl Arthur Mngge
10 among the victims.
'peThefe Nete AT yellow fever deaths In the Char.
Ivy Hospital atNew Orleans during the week end.
ing tbs 9Sd ult., at which time 16t patients To-
mllds on hand The spdemiSiS on the decline
atGalvostOn. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

A MoDEL CLERK. Young man.--"I called TO
see about the clerkship you advertised as vacant"
Old Gent,--"Heml have you gold watch and
chain. fast horse, diamond Tilgt six suits Of
clothes, bull dog, thousand cigars, cOsk Of
OTondy, and on assortment oil CaneSl"
Young mnD,--"Yes, sir, gOl 'em ell"
Old GenI.--Then you'll suit, My other clerk
furnished himself with all those out Of the till, so
us yOu'Te supplied Pll save the expense" @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

ABoUT SNAKEs.--Walker is a great county for
snakes. A few days ago, MT. Dill, highly ~.
,psclable gentleman, residing IN The county Of
Waket Killed, IltaE Cain Creek, III the county
Aforesaid, a diamond back TatleSnake that meas-
ured six inches between tile eyes and eleven feet
in lenglhI had swallowed luWn, and had CapaCi.
for similar bulk uROCOupied. We are authorised
10 say that this Is The biggest snake ever killed in
the Stale WehaVe thePrOmise, in q few days, Of
The full particulars Of this nollst.T- ChdWtq (ALa)
Paper. rs ntsG pt aq4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

rrohthe 16tbull, $4,000 Of the $40 Till, Of
the Mechanics Bank Of MemphisWere stOlenftOm,
the room Of the president, but subsequently Sl2,.
900 wete EecoyeEed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
sasa TO be Sold. /,

IWhI p - 10 fD6 bOIu.1lIIF
CHRYRRA well lOcaIei tots convenient TO the IRiib
- Ileli0t or Tie uemplclL RallTOah. This wtisS
which IL Immediately over THE creek, c0ntinS Uvtlu
Acres, and would pc most desIShl" place for NF
Factory, or any building requiring good loom. tuhh
ers Twenty per ct will he taken cash aud Tie bur
IT, one 6IIJ Two Years, with Interest IrOmte jaJ Cd
Also, house containing four rooms with kIth's ID
good well Of water The kOUse, which Is Of Won, iia
aud Ito location l. desirable, II II within five l
walk Of thN most business RlIis fthe city.
Payment Will iakeR AZ 90 Per q, and the bisni
one. two and three yeats. thur lnloTnaIoil
TO JOHN DUNNBi MaTkelN
my9s,6ln next door 10 ROhan's mOTSrVl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

aTKissans, Of Martha Washington notoriety, is
10 DO tiled in New York lOr forgery, and has been
delivered up to New York officers, 90 the requi'
sllion Of the Governor Of that Stale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

Linz III NEw YOAE.- Eighteen thousand PEG.
iblsihift eity Of New York live under gtOuha-
that b to ~, inosllan, vaults and koiss. So Rev.
Mt. cOplel Sssill, aud biz Information Is said to
be detlvsl ficn actual Investigation. lie Tells Of
one neglected qaAriel--i Slnsle lodging room OF
denAln which one bundled oplca1Is Of both sezeO
herd tOselhsE Unfortunately, every night That
may be called life 10 New Yoik bnaeisgoapa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

GREEN TUGTLE.-A lsEge turtle, weighing four
hundred and twenty. Eve pounds, was Slaughtered
mud Served up Al the Dorchester House, In Cam.
bridge, Md. on the 29lh UT, Mr., RobeTtSneddin
raughi The turtle on Cooks Point, IN the Chop.
tank river, with seine, and sold Tim 10 Mr.. Jas.
H, Bradshaw, for the sum Of ST. Cambridge
Chronicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

joHN 2. RAuOHEa, Esq., the young lawyer from
frederick, Nd, who fell from the third story win
dow Of hotel at Madison, Ial,, a few day. ego,
and WGn severely injured, has been compelled 10
submit TO the ampuiatton Of one Of his legs below
the knee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

NAMES OF TaE Six NEw SFEAMERS,-We under.
stand ihatthe Secretary Of the Navy has deiermin'
ed on the following names to be given to the six
steam fTEated now being builI
Roanoke and Colorado, ai Norfolk Minnesota,
at Washington; Wabash, a. Philadelphiaj NiOsaTa
at New ZOIkI MeTnmOOk, at Boston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
EXCELSIORl!

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
exlonEIvS StoCk OF GOOdh ever brought
10 this city can be seen 1t
NO. SO CORNER MONROE AND WATER BTREETB,
wheeling, Va u.
'lHOS, HUGHES begato assure HE pltrOns and the
public generally that the above Abatement 10 etalY
Tuei and to convince themselves thltl This IL so, II they
will cali G his store they Will sec the most beautiful
CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs AND VEsTlNGs,
CRAYATsb GLUvks, IIANDKERoHIEFsI no.
ok sIERY AND NOTIONS ogNERGLLY,
IngI tits needless RsSure my iends that MY dstsr
nation 10 TO se but present season Tho condition Of
tile eastern nmrketsi S such hS Insure my doing So III
consequences OF prices being considerably reduced. SO
that my iendS may rely upon getting the best OF baI-
gains only request OF them u favor me with CALI
. nd Inspect my very splendid stock
TIL, HUGHES, cor, Monroe and Water sis.
sani0 71lII7 ftta'8. ~ stH Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

G1-Ths Columbus (kilss.) STANDARD says thai
the most Of the property destroyed blythe Two fres
Kin that place was insured int the Protection Com
many, Of Hartford, which has failed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

uJ-The Washington correspondent Of the New
York CouiIsr and Enquirer saYa II Is estimated
that Canada has this year surPlu' Of 100000
bushels Of wheat, awaiting The opening Of Tie
northern ports to bepouTsd over the frontier. This
timely supply may 10 made available BY entering
ila(Bufalo, O5wego, and osdsnSbnEgh custom.
houseSih bond, while the Iivets and lakes aEesIl
open. Some doubt IL thrown about tue cSpabili.
tyofths Picton coal mines to supply the deGOien.
cy Ia the production Ofths United States. Several
years will 10 required 70 open those vast deposits
% The American market, But capital aud skill
will effect that result, and the bituminous coal
trade between the Baslsrn cities and the lower
provinces e destined to become commercial and
navigating interest Of the highest Importance. It
IL the opinions Of geoIogisIS that ave millions of
tons may be extracted from that cOpl.felL for an
indefinite period The product Of all the mines
Of the United StatsSiS now estimated al 100000
& Of ions peT annum. which quantity, however, may
10 Increased 10 any extent required BY the wants
ofthe country. TIE colonial biIuminous coal.
beds seem 10 be The natural source Of supply Yr
NotiheOttsln states,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

p'0ne Of the gtealeat inventions lot cutting
slaves out Of solid blOoks Of tlmbsf that cannot
81 snlb y ne use Of cottonwood, hitherto con-.
aidstea one Of The most worthless yet COMMON
81 ne West The wood is sweeter, aid
altaaS fOt -four battelS and eli drs
casks,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

NsW Y6ak kflUcoPAE CoNvgNfi9N,- The bes'
sion Of lhi5body on Thnn1Oy The report Of the
slbhdlng commiSle6 Of The diocese, embb1glpg
record Of iho acls Of lho late PIbvisiontl Bishop,
Wt oad By tho Rev. Dt Haisht IttppsOt8 from
die document theft during the past ysab Bishop
W6inwhghl Combined isl2I persons, delivered
2SS addresses nrepchtd % pdtochinl sermons, Of.
dOinsd Is deaCOua aud . priests, and performed
numerous other ltboIs. During the Whole 20
months Of Bishop WalRwIghps certificate, hs
combined Z, l2i persons, delivered 6se sermons and
addresses ordained 81 deaCons, ordained 70 pIlests,
oonSeOIAled bohuIohes, andl0id thaGomepslOns
ol " churches,
The report also sets ioIll The transactions Of the
standing committee since tile CgdIlO the Bishop,
TIE Rev. DI. SOhIodet Begged leave, Ss one Ol
the oldest pfeSbyteHo Of The diocese, and as one
who had been Acquainted with The late Provisional
Bishop iot more than twenty yeoIe5 TO make some
TemA;ke before lIlll0dWelnB resolution winch ne
was PbOut % 0lIeG DuIlngihe reading Of there
poll olths Standing c0nmillees giving such .
gIatiiylng statement Of the pleselit condition Of
lhsdiUctse his mind had reverted TOT The year 1928,
when there veto only BceIEymsn In llie diocese
OF whom 81 attended thsConYenlion. There we're
then SO pRIishvs. .., a
| In isSs. tis diocese YVES dividsdj there were
,6tn o aTS s,srSvTsTl In isii. tbs 81 Eastern
snnn,isS ;noin,Ied in ire pfeset ilt6c, 50 of New
VO,s ia On olsT,vnen, Now, m 1881, Ne have
an cisIsVmsI, AMI twenty lhousa nd COMMITMENTS
IN ia diocese. The result OF The labofs OF lie
Provincial Bishop we've the most glonouS monu.
msnt that could b. eTeoted TO bic memory lie had
jisj Al ihe ngbl ilme-in tie midst Of lis yicuh.
nus lslorT.
h.r. =. .n,,. ,,,. Mai tb,n m. p,,D.t Of .ven
That mount 10 iheir iepiI Thea pass iMlo IieaVonI
NoWlgng q aTe, 70 qqein.ehlRggt Ily.
Bvs TitlnS' avI t'slnS' WnNs Pes.les away
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
suohanls Hungarian Balsam /!

~ THE GRkAI ENsLlSH
fPeS Remedy iOT httOlLt I'll
k12 IN l9$$ p -, NlOnaty llisetsSi, tul tIilal
SA7FiSA tsSsit9iA EP7S uiITtyalled ard UasuTl'Re,
tkSS WIKI "a - 19 tile most edctiItl tu.l'iN
WSle1 : ~ VI lhesA most 10 r.dAbtttn'
lstl lNNl1A45l1 x laiut, now kuJWH " lLt0V.
lS.S.s,,i1 - - ~ - JiLel WOrld
JbiiV s4s ~ InSott TehyeaS Or trial inik v
allied SiOlGs, daits NEo
tiMelIhas been distributed nom Maue to ttons. ~
only served tOesiabiishie prV oluEnl merit In aHEah
Of the cUumtlyia the great OInii
ONLY RELlABLE REMEDY
inlho worsteAses OF Pulmonary diSeassi sndhs ttNth
AtIon, that can possibly be used Tor wlOlrs t0S'
SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
This fTlShtnl ~ rtOm " appT, aching eOnSuGpen
ilunga,lAR Basam, which heals Ibe Affected HEMSnH,
ard es:osS those vital Organs, The lungs 10 round "
REAiEMBER THIS.
Splitting Of blood always arises FIONA tsa'reIlo IE
becuOuS diseases anH, InOi oleacA al The oasE' WI
sooner or lalerleI plnRie ln, dealh ...
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
This distressing kympIOm or cOE0umpliPn antt'nn
Inflammation OF the hugs, or tue membrane t'ltd
PleuTa, or from bronchial aGeetUn o. The oil passages
either case II isa very dangerous lGdtolon O dht,a
eni nothing can possibly eject that Object speedily I'D
HpabapNuy the uNaARlAH BALsAM. So. ,isslsas
,llYRR, COMPLAINT.
In oascS % Odiitu lntihAtbo l. yer Is always meiH
essAueCe1 aud hlsU TIE Spleen ltura aud small 2
lines IoehectCl the Hungarian tas3p, "
inc lhver' unol lenlqA PysYnsuhP1lOn' Is
WINTER COUGH. '.., -.
The hnTehi dry, hacking, winter COT 3d. WAX VIZ, Z
OLD PGOPlk and iIySilis IL low Sl,s 81 teiit
most tile Rilsp1 ltTsa1Ia a.s
bid MUCOUS, and other lpul nlAttSri impI0y
oFgellp' ana AnpaTlS new liIStOthe wan aus tAFN
BRONCHITIS.
BTonshitS. Hcuty or b'talllug. hrsh coup
eNpest0ral lp, all other symptoms tsSi'y
u le ayr rom lhs vi ibi
niroblc IenlelY.i BE warned IN Hive, ye am'F'''
'''Hf TUBERCLES ON THE LUNGS y,
lals4m y tie only Ie%sS! IS % "
LuEgs. lpefelibls Astb gehepiy s'it.;t s
Tile most abundant la cOClualys 'itti in
eSSss WING a tIsy ~ ~ d NV
80 c0nil4 American Osent Of ~
thS worst oTm q y sSspIy sSit
Wlll cure Tuba ebl9ut llseese. and eonhq'lN
trial Ia Tie worst OF eAses q ~
EHPECT0RATION, .,,,,,,Ss
Free ExrecI Isl tile most iaPoI;,%,S W. IISui
9tlalhed IN allotlen'pts % cute Siseas'' o.
Llngg, - NJ -, ItEf
TiS uugttiGn IIalsanlis Great HxretOT}aIna, ,ss,
solvts tte mpTbl0 diseased matter u w 'ttinbib
oharBcs ltIrQh4 thick glulln0us ~ Wh "
esS ans y, NV Se,iItn,i MT
ts.Mo better medicine In the world, u us eAI''''
SPASNoDlO ASTHMA. ,,.,,,,n
Simple ar spaampdle Tuna has 70 eel
teIioh, Wth aliclt ovely ~ a Jsldi
Oll pOwttII influence OIIhs great TslneS1' %
any olherfotnl OF PsetoTal 1lseSSe;,
y ,o a -. s:S 6 EEL.
its oitsh5in5 WirhRBgi 5oiIeRIhg q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
Important Trust Sale.


10Y Virtue O Deed Of rtusl 10 me executed by NJ
ID CRrty & IOTySOn, VIII offer EoI sale at the GlhSs-
Homo IL Weilsburg on THURSDAY, the day OF OSV
iOber, 1881, the FOL owing property
"A very large lOt OF MOldus, Tools Pots, POt.mOulds,
aud other Imp emenls lot OF groutd PhOahels two sew
eral lots o. Kings Geek aud 2aesv lie clay (sround),
nj Ote- hnes aud materials used In tho manufacture OF
Glassware Another large lot oil Glassware, COnsisling
or Hotties Flatks and Walls adAp ed TO every use,
lot Of Old Iron cord wood, Of lumber, boxes barrels
coal, burned sAndstOneS Also, hOse dTuy, cal and
harGess, and g,oy Aninvcnoty OF all which
property In detail, together with lis appraised value,
Court
Tile sale VIII commence At NJ, OF the above men
Ouo1 day Ond continue tho eateTt nom lay TO day
until tho whole vi said prOperlys sold. Siles amount
Ing to ten doaTs or less viii DO Required 10 DO paid Tor
before the articles IemOVClj but all salcs amounting
10 than dollars, will no on cred slNm0n!hS,
The purchaser giving bond aud good sCuriy TO secure tic
payment. #rA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

7 A. o. PARTRtllGl Yesbettiuly informs HI B palTOilt
"a aud Tie public Ito libht being most
6VOfablo at Ihi6 Seat6n ~ VIII 7e nsrit0pT attention
during this month and next, TO taking the kenestes oil
y0lll on 6veTY pleasant DAY The houIl
0fi9 aNd5. mrl4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
& lNRuBNEE's SALR.

T|"ITlI ~ ~ IINI0 mo . DHLE. ~
5DY ViVlpe o Ia deed OF 1tuSt eXrelded IN 49,. III
ID as JeHers for the bensitt Tue Nor Ts! Asa
lOhOT ntXtj a. tlelr0nt rO0I Of ihs eovIi ~.
county TO sell the highest bidder loreS,b A. so W
properly, OrsO much thereof as may be Hss.',,
NY re S HJss . 81 is ST ISs W &
ano's addition tbaTetoi supposed To nieaSrs q ~ ~
on 6,h stianl AID lunnitR back i2 ieet alto ~ M I'D
UflOt No no on John street In sal cJ Of WEs.ts b
Terms VI Sale cash. Such lille Only viii I,"b
a. lie vCAted nlno By tll6 said deed Of ina,
deed book ~, rage sos, The ClorNS oRSe o. a
ly...a,, D. LAMB,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

In pursuance OF Decree made on the 9Th diyoflt
1854, In the above named cahSc. will SELL on lie n,
ltes, 10 thp hlghsst aud best bidder, on MOnJa hS
day M October, 1874, the tTSot Of land In The Nh n
ppOeeedlnss mentioned, altulte OIL Middle WMtlinJc
adjoining tho stale line cOhtgilIG about Two hdl!s
AeIeS, inOTe or less, ard beng the same piopttJ,
which The Rev. iohn BrIee Uied seiGed. M y.
T'ERhs OF SALE.-One fourth Of Tie purehase inouyi
be paid In cash on The daO, sale, aud the Tesidue1
aud We years. tile pprchetei giving bOnAswlIh sPPR
security, bearing Interest from day Of sale aud ttti
VIII be IclaiIied until the whole purchase mOIty il
WA ,WlCkHAM,
Ivt4,td Sheriff OF OHIO tOIrl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

II may DO necessary TO advertise the Glass House for
rent, aud 10 remark that II, with the furnace, nOuds and
tools al complete order for Immediate oPerNIion
so that sale In Tho lump ofihE above uQuds, tools, potts.
sspsiSt ~ 7 49, o " LANGRITr. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

G0-JOhn Mitchell, in pOslscllpt TO a series Of
letters to Right Rev John Hughes, Catholic Arch.
bishop Of New YORK, expresses the discreet Opin-
ion that there should be no such thing as an Irish
cause in the United States, and that the more
fully the Irish ere absorbed into existing AmsrCun
parties, and lost among American citizens, lie
better. llesaYT
would willingly distract and divide The Irish
mind oil AneIiCan citizens; would Introduce
'disuion among them, making some DemocIals,
some Wings, SUnie HuEds. some SoltS, sumo Silver.
Gteys and sOlle, II possible, even FIee.SOileTs-
anything In short buI Know Noihmgs or Adolf.
lonislS. THE Irish strength the 'lrsh Vote"
woul break up aud abolish utteTly--inSoMuch
that never more should prudent Yankee plpe-lhy.
Ct know where he may lay a pipe TO draw tile Irish
vote 10 his platloTm--neveT mole should priest OF
bishop undertake (in the inleItsls Of the ChuIcll
Of God) TO lend his sheep with pastoral CoEer into
the pleasant pastures Of the HaIdS, or by the still
wOiers Of Old Fogyism. Not as lfishmen, not as
Catholics, but as Iona fde American citizens
would have them 70 about their daily business and
exercise their common franchise. Even In death
I would separate them, II they goUr sleeping to
grlher, four deep IN thtt Calvary Cemetery, lie
simultaneous uprising oil 30 many lEshmsn will be
enough 10 arouse Native American spirit at the
last Day, aud the trump Of The Resurrection Will
be signal for the cIyof "Wide Awakel"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04
New
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
PromIum DaguOrreolypos

~ ADAMS, nom Washington, b, c., would re-
We speotGuly Inform tile citizens OF Wheeling and VII
chilly, that he mas opened Galleryin
IIORNOEUOK's NIw BLOCK,
(RTst nOOT) Main street. where ho has hno light and
every facility for making First CdSS DIButrTeoiyPtl Mr.
A'SnClureS have inValbly taken The highest premiums
Gas five silver medals and seven diplomas viii NlleSi) Ot
different Fairs aud have excited lhe admiration and
oOmnlendOlIOn Of the Press generally, Throughout the
United states ThOse Interested -who would Ike to tee
tho poraetlOnto when The art has Allpel IN Washing
ton aud Eastern cities, are Invited 10 call aud examine
specimens. a.r nsl
Call aud zee the wonderful ''
6teTeosoopio paguerreotypes,
which make picture stand out with suol bOlLness and
HOdIty That you can hardly reallEI thalit fiat sur
lace, ..,I lgaHt -iriL era ENt VI
6B"GALLERlRS-HOTnh New Hook Main ST.,
Wheelng Va, anl Pennsylvania Avenue, between u
and 9Th streets, Washington, d. o. seP90 q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

THE NEwLY BtEcrED RPtsOoPAL BDnOr.-The
Rev. Honlio Potter, d. D., ofSt Peters church,
Albany, has been elected Provisional. BiShtp Of the
Diocese protestant Ehiscopal) Of New York, vice
Bishop Wainwright deceased. The New York
Commercial says;
Dr.. Potter is considered moderate chuTchman,
and pToLabIymO other could have been selected.
since The death Of DR.. Wainwright better fitted
to ccnciliaie and hamoniSe the different parties in
tie church. For the last twenty years OrmoTe he
he's beenphstor OF the oldest Episcopal parish in
Albany WheIe he Is greetly esteemed and beloved,
We believe no graduated OF Union College IN
1926, ind IsnoW over 6itY yearsot age. HIS broth.
Ct, tile RI. Rev. AlonSO Potter D. D., Is Bishop Of
Of the PtolsslaRl Episcopal chuECh IN The Diocese
Of Pennsylvania, and \ Is remarkable coi9cl'
denee that the two important Dioceses Of New
York and Pennsylvania should for the second time
Ce placed undefthe Episcopal ohaTgeol brothers;
formerly the two Bishops ondeEdOnk, and now the
two Bishops Potter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

tFTh6 Tts15giy pepitl@ent hes ssut % the
surveyor q customsn 81 cinenpaH 100000 insilver
tabe exchanged TOT gold 70 leoililale business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

WINTER COUGH.
The hRTshi dry, hacking, winter COtgh, Wli!p *
OLD PROPlk, and inyailLs IN low Sais Of le1it
ni1si the Blsp4 ltrta9Iss, aHs
bid Hhells, and Olher lpul nlAltSri improve w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

LILY LII SONlFLhlNI'
In cases % CdttulhhtihA tbo l. yer Is always mel!"
ess Affected, aud blSU TIE Spleen, eura, aud SIa
Tines 1loeheCtCf tho Hungarian ltlstIn, III d1S's,,
I 10 Liver uialIenaPa bys9lsuuPiiOn' i''E'SI''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-04

M The lion ssvefdy Johnson, RE,SenulOT and
Attorney eepHai % The United staist, sailed rpr
Europe "a tha pioiao steamer on Saturday last
upon 4 visit Of spiiiely ptoie,,iOnSl business,
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Ma J. B. BOorn, the Young tragedian, has been
nominated lot me California Legislature. by the
FhieSof San RtanciscO. He e a present stage
mSna0eT Of the Metropolitan TheatEe Ia that city.
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| I'homas X, Bruce, Samuel Tudor,
/ Ward Woodbridge, Joseph OhMn,eh' y
Frederick Tyler, hObo!t nIneni u El
Miles y. TuttlO, lnO. ": n0SWvi'i
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L Samuel a. Ward, Henry. Prattt
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| D0lcern, ~
| ..e THOMAR' X. hRAURi PIetident,
& g. RIPLEY, Vice PIesitcnlif adGl
/ TI,oNGS A. ALgxANpER, Secretary. q
H. IS. BRNNET, GeneIsl Agent at Clilolnlnll' a,
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