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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13


How TO KEEP GArIEnap FKUir AND FLowERs
AiswA1s FREsH.--A3 friend hos just informed us
that fruit and flowers may be preser ftom de-
cav and finding, by iume rsing them in solution of
gum arabic IN water Two or three times, waiting
suthcIent time abetM eel9each immersion to allow
the gun 70 dry. This process covers Lhe surface
OF The fruit witha thin coating of the gum, which
entirely imperrous 10 Tue air. nndthus prevents
the decay of thefrut, the ithering of the flow
er. Our friend has roses thus preserved which
have all The beauty and fragrance Of esiiIyspluck-
Ell ones though they have been separated from
the parent stem since June last. Hoiilsute sue.
cess III experiments this kind, it should be borne
IN mind that the whole surface must be compete-
" covered; for the air only gains entrance alta
-hoie,the labor wilisbe all lost. Inpreserving
specimens of fruit, pafticularcare should betaken
to cover The stem, end and all, with the gum. A
good way is to wind thread of silk about the
STEM, and then sink it slowly in the solution,
which should not be so strong as TO leave par
tlcle OF the gum undisolyed. The gum is SO per
lectly transparent, that you can with difficulty de-
tectilts presence, except by The touch. Here We
have another simple method Of fixing the lfieeting
beauty OF nature, and surrounding, ourselves eyer
with those objects which do most elevate the mind,
refine the taste, aid purify the ahear.-G 0,raltyy
Gentleman. = ~ ~ z
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. M T MREnS.

8ooxbintIer 81 IsIuBIk Rock Manufactured,
-, no. 243, MONROE STREET, UP STAIRS. -.
L M OULl respectfully inform his friends and Tie Tuhs
In eeneFals that he has hole LIT fhe esabas
known as James u skwins'B B0Okbindery aud ~
nooE inaliactoty, and is prepared 10 rule am ~
~ der blank books OF every description music ~
zues iodtcals, &c, in manner lot 10 be surpassed "
Ai, y, esta nifsline ut flt4he country ~
Z Constantly on hand ana assortment OF Flank Boe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

or Phillins and ntl,sre 10 ~, ~, X II
fh,., !. se
-, 80 = ss.iu nc itay tiop tate
they VIII os arrested and properly published. Tie
Judge sail
NV instruction Il, Wi, 3j,at
! ~ ~ :. ~ Z, s'i ia,ss uHss, aauIessr
se ~ 1sssoils w atterpaIds commit
AN offence actually iliete Nv f To I'M
| cite those addressed ~ dam mi 81, 49,, ,stsi
thus 10 i,,,:,. s, &
/ 3 = s. ~ ~ . ou''ss',"s v. '''.ii
stus ~ Tue Stnie as tue law ontenp IND The
PersonsO meeting Others IS iable,to be imdeteSln as
i the princIpal X So - ssi - RiskS
Tia a & ~ r. i,
sss 'ls. . - g ssss st.a.e.'9
70 sopsysl The law The y utge iotcibly and justly
Lspoke:- ssfies
~ GentIemen--The events which have fe Gently
occurred This CITY rendered ID nv III, Ia
Ecoiymtr attention. 10 these al law and I'D
ldifect Won 10 inonirs whetLefin Iointof fact the
IDGence of obstrncting process Of the United states
has been committed; if il has, YOU viii present
for iriai ALI such nsrsohs as have DfitiF.inafsJ
liitraIn rs 10 Ia entity al that offence yo,i
wiil,.ilow mi, to- saw 10 Won, Won or
To- make DETERMINATIONS between one law
and another, and say this we Will enforce and
that we will not We should not only yio9
lateodr oaths, hut so fur as in us lies we sioald
destroy the liberties of ,1iir ,,6;c Sst
Their basis apon the great princinle that our coun
tfy Is .,oy,sFittsI NV .roeta
and not by men.
Inahe n.lrt al our try liz, ar fn
gityesffj labor is oolis. ia i,,i ma
Judge if,il some Ira tile law cs,lcefna
asss eS3 1hs
sive. and not I'll 10 lie, enrcetl.f 'gs ~
Nheean faiF tosee Ina: the government would
lease e gy we've 70 yield oee
rs
comes The mere tool strongest faction Of The
hitcs and hel,r iorclD resistance to one law
s 70 at the
II
te 60 Tue State 10 be used
selnss wy NV aW VI any liah oploxous TO The IA
stu tasssons ~ sl worst ot most exeited
.a !, anu me
- .s ~
~ - ~ ls npsiult z 9uty ~ atLo Us concerned
~ me o. laws 70 see 70 sit
=. anu
q law 9e as
VI ul'sapploySu.4 anu De-s
70 s5 2 iat loiStpis anu concerted
- , Jaw is CIVIL Walt winch can
ny ~ ana can
obstruction o. The
u 9us OF Inc rum Of those
N sacn ~ ls mol my proylnce
". eNeuts wllcl haYssIecentlyl hap
pc hey Ste slasleIs oi lact, " men SO lar
-. solsosee Win sne ctnihat inwS OF
80, % ivt a
I ~ ~ ~ 2ssssas sS9eHt sStHzehs anu lovers OF
, 4 anu ~ men, you VIII
VII 4;
a 4; N make ol all
$3.50 :. astst rue laws Oh me Ctited
$3.50 = ' 1s ~ Si' g. sss fssst le
- s'sssss
/ EIdur oyKR Al IxLIoyvs Vtcr,,,-1ba f,l,o,y;n =
H. hs !, - -, ,.sss,Sas
- i,. ~ s ttsu Ssees sls corpse OF
Inc mll rlsrer, who was recently hung at
INanlerviilc, Du Page county Illinois, Snch scenes
Iawak f,,r t,,s q;
tfssPPt 1issee'ioh
Ise'as' IL hal pIactiee were iegalized as Should
be. they would never have to be recorded:
~ ssA ftar his t,,ost
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mink Leg, Dreaadf4ll ulcer.

-r.lI =. II ttI-PI IAIION, W EAkNESS, .,,,---
ia MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
,rINCTURE TRUMP M. IN
iluNpREps OF, o1R owN CITIZENS,
Ihe Rteh anu The Poor, eperytctere bear The so,ne
a+sts fsl.tA@A n ES1,IH1 ONE 80 - 70 4
Read the following eetiiiIcate nom LADY, EN- Ia,
postmaster ls.p Cooper. 3.9il "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

fPIA IN tuceIet on Che night oftbe eetlI OF
N May, petweent The AtcLuTe House and the resi- depce
OF 8lorgai Nelson Main street Tho Under WIZ be
Once. 1eS-2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

FAMINE Phlcks FoR Foop.-The. complaintsle-
speeding the exo.bitant pricessof beef, Hour and
provisions in general, are becoming all but uni
versal in this country. Boarding house keepers
have advanced their terms. The butcher have adj
yonced their prices. So lave the dealers in yege.
tnbles.ts The. bakers DON'T advance prices, but
HE reduce the size of their loaves Butter is up-
potatoes are np--bread is up-eyerythins is I'm,
and going Up. Meats in This market are higher, at
this moment, than they have ever been, for TWEEN
ty-ise years past. Nearly every description is held
at figure which puts it beyond the reach ofstlie
iaboter and mechanic. This is certainly an extra
ordinary state OF things in city, hich may be
said tobe. in many spects, the very store house
of the land the grand repository for The rich pro-
ducts OF the great west, brought lither every day
every other mode offconyesanc Y. Express.
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NEW ADvERTIsEnfENTs.
Inforrnatfor1 wa MED

yougt; MAJ, named Wilson, ssaion 81 xsars OF AGE
inSsne len MS home near iiei5aont 90
o6ie, the S5til Ne Inst le5.d rom vas
biugepnng 0sgi stIayy MT se @ ~ s'
o,s XXI u, f Ills eili
Ai,y ps tsSn ~ dressisr @
peiipe'slss = ~ 8 JAS.5AtAI.oN.
4lt,st,s. = T3arnesyftie RciSin5f - nh,oss
L lelosa9sMz- ~ -. 1000 -. S-
DIR. BaIeS
~ M 1f7 Market street west side
shout nj Il vay between N onroa and linton SIS
Ne5ysf5 nee in the basement ei2;dIw
- z-z=7 ~ = n =
Gr. .tio us .l p =
TrAVING resumed The Practice OF Medicine, tenders
Wheeling
and yioiIifty - =
FFICE.-MouToc street, adjoining Was
June k-elyr-
- STILL, TIE, 'IgJRFSli
Cigar offered the weed loving portion Of Wheel
les IS - 81 rs q : 3. w. Iil50DEs, agent.
84s5 q AGAIN! - - s,,.t
y recent Of hye thonsal.t 81 those nse ~ Aso
jesa - y g. ". Ri pRs agent.
PRIME TOBACCO.
h,fts III sa,,ernr fine L,rp Tohac.
, ,.ted eouaIif NOT better than Grants hest.
" y. ~, 1 = - f1fSIss; agent
= = DISSOLIJIION.5z -
yr1tJ ir, ~ q son IN lie manufacture of
a Gasswafss atlins Fe OHIO, e this day dis
The bdsihess Of lie firm viii be settled by Wal
.acc, ez4 : = = = = = - : s------
FIeIA fNe fold on Che neht m the e6
A NJ a,.se The me ianse and ne sitepce
Of Main street The 6rder via be
suitably rewarded W oe or a: the Post
-. ~ s. > = ~ II r.
.tks4Ys 4 K d 4 I1oSbaA StAA5
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IIEALTH vi. RICHIE.
iEirol g. .e %. Rlof e ;.


Fie crust IS ayast depository remedies suit.
able tothe li6siseA ar inhabt III and
rcf.etion, ana experiment continu
5Iyfnifollcing nom s great remedial new
ascats ihsamsuoratIolof hpIpsH aunerng The most
powerful Of these agents That applied forthe
mitisationeF PAIN rvation OF heat and
polongnton life, is the Aslaic herb which forms the
bsaiso Dr. frir pc eeutial5 This
preparation, ifnot universal rahaeea, certainly em
braces withiits province curative eeater number
copiniaints than have before ieen
relieved, bsasineIe medicine tits Sppicabeto all
yo,ls diseases anall dsorderso tile seereise organs
ltlileSaily fehoyaiesa powers OF De stomach and
gives to organ aud every fluid necessary to diges
ton natlSp vgcFs however the have
been cd by illless orindllgeqee Icthe procrca
tive has been impaired in either SINGLE
course OF this preparations itf impair to tie reaxecf
full sexnal sisof thu most fragile
rs well rs the aifes portion OF animated nature, will ind
this lef sutest Teiiance in all hediculics aical
eilenta (which her structure tablet wilc Of
head ache neufslGR, dyspepsia, nervous mela
choys hyseria, iccbleness, lncipent
pafaissis sieepiessnesss uniatlfdi rYIt6bty miiig
fits epilepsy, OF back, general
palpitatio OF the heart assitne, nental indpieee,
lis are as certain aud upilorm results OF
inaihema tical ealea' atom S2lT u ~ sf1
The Cordial is highly In pint bot
ties Price three dolaIa per bottle, Two for five dollars,
six for Twelve DOLLARS. q. II. RING, Proprietor,
sl.1.s.H { 49, sAE = f91 broadway; New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout che Umted States. Canada,
and tile West bdiesAss, b ssss y - isi3s,4q. .fs4
entsi-WnEetIkd-RRLL-Sf iCdLDVELL.
~ CIEotSk i--i,. EfsglHE1KfNaS9
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H. $1,000 - FOH SALE. --7---
DIES fsA ID lsE brick lcuse, situated on cest,.
~ inquire OF ~ THOMAS GREY ''7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

me ~ IA -las4- =
1.-THE Earl OF Eign and suite departed from
this city on Tuesday fof caiiada, and arrived at
New York the same evening. He accepted,anin-l
vitation of theoathoilies and citizensof Portiand
10 visit thatcity, and expected to sffye there yes
terday, when hea~ould ndttake of a public dinner
and resume his journey in the evening.
1t was incidentally stated in this paper week
ortnosago that Lord had come 10 10 ashing-
ton on y mission IF ami have The pleas
are now OF saying, that-we believe that mission
has been crowned with success. Through the
good Offices oil this eiilig ened nobiemau, com-
binea with The edortsof the popular Minister Of
England, and the just and pacific dispositions OF
our Secretay Of State. acting of course under the
sanctioned the President, we believe thotstheI
terms of the Fishery aud colonial ques-
tions have Deenlnsgo lialea and signed by the re-
spsetye ties, ifch VIII when ratiiled by the
respective governments, settle finally the last link
an the chain of knotty On estionsiw hieh have so
long perplexed and fretted and giihstood The ii-
piomacy ofthe two countFies, and furnished so
much capital for damagogues and fomeniersi Of
strife 10 work mn the popalar mind with. w do
profess 10 know and do mol care to inquire INTO
the terms Of Ills adjustment. We atesatisfed for
the present 20 know that an old and iniining sore
has been healed, and we think ii is great point
gained in the OF the world, ailicably 10
settle a'nationab dispute upon any terms reasona-
bly, fair Inlhis case we are sure other have
been demanded OF conceded and we are quite con
tentFto Ieaye The CONDITIONS OF the setlIement 10
The good sense, fairness. and responsibility of the
respective negotiators. gig
We presume that we express only. the common
sentiment of the persons, official OF unoficial,)
who had Opportunities Of nearly observing Lord
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

IA painful accident occurred at Sing Sing. on
Thursday last. The wife. son and daughter of DR.
Bacon, who esides near tiius village. was thtown
out of scafriage Mrs. Bacon was shockingiy
brnisefi--so seIious,s indeed. that there is little
hope of her recovery. The others were less Sc
Serely hurt. DR.. B. is asbrolher Of Dr. Leonard
Bacon of New Haven.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

HINrs ON FAsrnos.-.sLet The women bare .bier
shoulders little more or a little less-it il, after
oil, but qpestion-uf modesty? mo, of embon
cat the sea shore women battle by themselves
they are clothed with long robe which conceaIs
them from their own looks; bntin The evening you
encounter at the bali these same women, iust
they are covered; that they have the appearance
OF dressing TO GO to the bath, and Of undressing IN
go TO bali - Monitor Of Fashion.
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ISL $780,
MA washington CORES pondent states that Mr..
Benton has formerly abanloned the Pac fc Rail
road That he and admits the utter fulfil
Ity of all efforts to carry any scheme through Con-
gTess, and will hencefofiI eohfne himself ito tile
adyocacy OF a wagon road with stations for the
protection Of enigraAts. This grand Rai,foal
scheme nust be rapidly ON the decline. ! A great
change must have come over the minds of certain
high Innc tionaries or they are very pegeclfuL of
their fagoTite project. About twelve months ugo
the Pacific Railroad was tke scheme of the day,
with portion, if not ali !. The members Of Tie
present Administration IS They delighted in dis
couIsing 10 the peopiein glowing terms of its vast
mportanee and incalcnln6le benefits of the cbiin-
Try, whenever theEoccasinn was presented for
popular speech; and the Administration organ was
lsbouis from day 10 day with asfefvents zeal for
this administration; measure" Has the Score
tary of War lost sight of its great importance ms
military road, and the Secretary of the Treasury
found other use for his surplus millions that they
should Illus permit this pet scheme of the rs 10
lwintlia down TO ttwagon road with stations for
the pfotectenof etnigrants.' Rich. JFhig.sl,5
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TO MOTHERS.

I - - 90 : = To MOTHERS.
L a Q. PARTRIDG respectfully informs his palle.;,
4 and the public generally. tina tile light 6eln: "
at this season. he will give particular ate
aeilns this month and next. taking The 'epesss
S91n; rem on every pleasant day between Inc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
New COMPLEMENTARY.

WT1LLIaN FOX would respeetfdlIy morn, the id
zens OF Wheeing, that he has opened rev CONT
aaohery establishment at The old stand OF the Rds
ls Old friends TO call and raronze i'm in bis ~
'ufs. si1s = fFFefzs-zs : y - AMI
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.
III ntf observation-disclosures The fiFst time intro.
dtlced TO the citizens OF wheeng No f39 Marl1t
which Is the only sure remedy invented
VIII enectuafy restore tie hairs and
original color OF youth, without dyen cover IN. bald
and prevents the hair falling on and is Tree
the hlthy sediment so Objectionable in divers prepa
fattons the pubc: The Re
Is beautiful article for toilet the old
ave respectfully inpitedto caiIa the eot and exa
tie testimonials oIiadies and gentlemen OF Ieh repua.
@ III ne SQnth md West, where was Invented but
WIN reef to the certificate below OF The distiIguisled
statesman and Senator, Jnd g Btesse, OF Illinois:
= - - 9 Jar KYLE Ill. June
han nave . sss5 prot o. Hair Resorative and
ig as thought, prenatuels by The use OF his
heslo, awe y has resumed its color nD hnTe
no lolbt pc Tnanenly so. ls-l, : '' S
z&sse4 vSfsss SIDNEY BREESE
tsssTs ~ sSssss kxsSenstoEof the Uatted States.
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BALLOON AscsssIoa Al. rue CRYsTAL PALAcE-
ACCIDENT rolriE AARosAuT-E scaPF oG riIg BAL
Loon, Sc.-NeD York, June 9.--Mr Wise, the
assembled in his balloon ,to. day from The CrysfoI
Palace. An immense conrouTse ofpeople COLLECT
ed 10 witness the sexhibi:ion. The process OF in
Hation was gone through with in due form and
sent out various pilots to ascrten The direction Of
the wind, when The aeronnnt was to take his post
ton in the car and mount upward. He came
toward, all prepared before tie immense crowd,
and got into the car; the fnstsnings were cut and
the aerial ship mounted upwards. strong wind
prevailed at the time, and after ascending the bal.
loon steered tnwards Flushing, were coming with
m some nifty feet OF the earth, Mr.. Wise fell out
re stlnck the ground with much force and was Sc
riously but not dangerously hurt Besides several
bruises, one of his font teeth was knocked out.
His escape was miraculous. The balloon took a
quick upward flight, gong towards Boston, and
soon disappearea probably not 10 be heard OF soon
Sun:
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Nv aNTED.-A sparlied man, OF a yeiy snail ny 81.
wishes situation salesman, OF lecelNpiif
Clerk or he can make himself useful III s
S, store Satisfactory relereBse giyento some "
best menin either Baltimore or Wheeling ~,
9.so \ dIdress, throdghtte Post Office, ~ >
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FOE SALE OR RENT =; :
FTsgY0 fine brick buildings on zllr stfeet p, rl
~ Ing with S9Ootns and cellar eaeh win i..s
and afriage hoOse,a tnsg1ed ortef. 7A'aAs
Tic property being on the Henipdeii ro,i f,,s
Q ~ Ioomss4 yxonld makes good HOTEL. = S-4''sa
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Important from Japan.

The.Engliai 5pefs received by lie Arctic CON
itaintbe important bnaouncement, nndet dateeof
Shanghai, April.i2. tsat e5olnniodere PERRr. has
succeeded in the object Of his visit TO Jeddo and
that similar advantages have been obtainstl lot The
commerce Of this country that had previously been
conceded to Russia. The same conditionlsis con-
tanned in both treaties, That three posts IRE
do be opened in yeaTl The last adyiees from
Shanghai Under dale on March % stated that
Commodore PERaf was Slo6fl expected there ON
his return from Jedtlo, andit therefore,
that5ths he papers is correct
Such result fully yindicate The Japan
ditiontifsm the anineiliel abuse exnendea upoait,
andTopen 10 the cornnsre of our country an I'M
lneiise field Tor its Bile emRloymentA Bait.
american IS -. g -,
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And how did5t the bargain inrn sout2 Our fair
readers have no doubt guessed already. Jams
confirmed during the year to supply her husband
with cigars, and al the end rendered in her ac
Count, by whichit appeared Mi. Morris had smok-
ed away twenty-five pounds; while his WIFE Rad
spent only eig pounds on gloves haidkerchiefS
just enabled her to keep her husbands cigar box
iuiiswithout calIig on him for the deficiency till
the yealsv as 4up.ss, ss..s ~ q! : -
Mr.. Morris paid the balance with a. long face
but without word of comment. He has ever
since gwen. of his own accord, The Ten pounds
allowance, 10 his vile. b < ~ 49,.
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New HamillpE,sahirree,...

Ega. New Hampshire a.ss.strs
The LegislatnI re of New Hampshire met at
Concord IN Wednesday, ~ len both Houses were
organlzed by the choice OF DenocTaiic officers
The Democratic majority m the House. which
last year was hundred is now reduced to some
three or four votes. and It is doubtful whether
even this small majority can be relied upon TO sus-
tain the course q the Atmi tiisration iii regard 10
the Nebraska bill. e ~ IS. = -
On Thursday the two Houses met in Convention
and elected Democrats 10 fill the vacancies in the
Senate.
On the same day Gov. Baker was install ed into
office. His inaugural message IS mostly occupied
with local matters but, in briefly Silnding 10 ma
tionai politics, he fully endorses the present Adj
ministIation. sF
In the House resolutions were introduced con-
demnatory OF the repeal ufathe Missouri scompro-
mise and censuring those Representatives. in Com
gres from New Hampshire who supported the OBJ
noxions tneasule:i These resolutions were made
the special order for yesterdays (Frilay. Is s4,
The election Of United States Senators, which
wasexpected blake place on Friday last, has been
postponedtio Friday nexts---Na Intel. siss. - ~
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HALIFAX No /. HRRRlNGS. :.
l BBLs large aud Eat, Just received and OF S1i1
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Professor Woods, oEientaI sanative

LIN nent IS valuable auxioty in Tho Of
some OF The most diseases with hie IN
iSs M ior i9s and
LinInent over the'rrgioh tie aeciti beSs nj.
diseases at sarIliet OF more
~. OF inohers were they allowed TO sreak wId
W nc eloqnence OF eeling affections hear their
tel, oI very Avs OF DEATH and restored them 10
noSSet ut auxlltary removing what I1ns
- Az AguS Oahe or ans enlafgeent of Tie Geen In = n
ment viii be- tonn oTserSice, this
Market st.S st Louis p y - N'ew 4orki anu 1l4
Forsale wholesale and retail IN ,eeli,,g ~ - ts
je7d3m WIIIIIM + ' "a y, ~ ss,a,,,,,,.s
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..sess EIGHT,EEN MONTHS
II AVE expired since concluded 10 close my Dry Cod
business; and haying many persons sill indebted
me hope they do iot want Longer tiTse TO nay for
th9t Should have been raldIOr loIl- siLce. -.
DON'T be ashamed, hut come along and GET receipt
lnI. q st'si1@ TIL. JOHNSTON, JT., -.z5.: !.
nI6 warehouse OF Sweeney, Johnston Co !,
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ISSOLUTIONs6 3 =
TIVE fr1nof c. Eiise & Son. in the manufacture Of
Glassware, Martins Ferry, Ohio, Ia this day Dis
sOiyed by mutual c0iisent.a 2 4 q ~ -
Tho business OF lie Iirm win be settled by VIM; Wal.
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Juvenile libraries, Nos;1 aud containing 70
,uites eacIj price five dollar per set.
Together WITH great variety of miscellaneous bo RS
suitable for LbrnEief and Rewards, Hymn books, Spell
ing hooks Question booss Glass books, Library Records,
Iestaments, Dictionaries, Tickets. &c, being
the publications offlc lean S5laaySeFcht Bnion
Prices tho head qnaIters. cataIC gues ur
nishsd gratis =. .ss ION A.srlF 5PsoN,
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feb2 Iszs.s1 SSists8n. Tble nIlson e; Nat,
R5 Tho above with other good p. elty n IN ~
be excllRneed for good farm. " al a. S y N ~
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Cheaper than Ever!

Come soon if You want 10 secure bargains, for rss
Der my motto is sti1lf 80 5ssr15sE = =
bls Eipto = $50 nick Sales and Small Profits
ISAAC PRAGER fI5 Main street
mYl s-1st.7 - -, between Monroe and Uliol
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On Thursday the two Houses met in Convention
and elected Democrats 10 fill the vacancies in the
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BIegant Resiaenee for sale,-

GeIIuATEBaeiex miles nom Wheeling alas.,,,
~ GairsYiile Ohio. The location is e0od blttSs
and healthy The house contains fourteen lI,o,s
and ri with twelve foot ceilings and nished
modern aId improved style from attic 10 cellar A.
Two large poiches, seit bake hot wash house e,,
wood house, all under roof, with never lsisss.s
and cisterI, capable Of Containing Que thousand 49, q