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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

HENFY n LftDs- AuctlOntef.-by IT N 1.H"s :"
ON TUESDAY, Nov. 81, at lOl O'Clock, at the
" s'or- No So Hudsonst
RECEIVERS sALE-Beins the balance Of the stock Of
House Furnishing articles be sold BY order OF the Court
cousistns o. Hal Psor and Cooking Stoves Rsnse Drums
FuIpaees Pipe &c Boilers, RaDse Furniture Pos hette'
Jpspped AMI Plated Ware Also bhanniA Planished TN
ware JarAnned DO Tin and Russia Iron Also Pipe and other
goods Ais all the Counters, Shelves oes Eases snd Ah
lures Of very description the premises
Also ct II o'elocs, Horse. Harness, and spring Cst
deo.t will he required every where the parties arc
utkpowb to Aueonee every article must be cold with
out reserve or cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

~ SOUTH sRd WEST Wis the NEW JERSEY RAIL
ROAD-U & MAIL and EXPRESS LINES. Leave New.
Yotk foot Of Libsuyst 7, and 10 NJ and y sDd
pm Tbronsh 10 -Four Hours Fare ~ Is In "a - ~
s,d as In 10 and 8. EewYos Accommodation Line lesyss
a. ~ AT stopping all way stations lhYash tickets Aoia
-, ncinnst st 6l and the Wet sn5 for baaaore M<h-
nstsn Norfolk &C. aud through baggage ehsstsa 70 "ss
instop In 3 and 10 A. NJ and Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
phno-fortes.
and PIANOS. with

EOLIANS, MELODEONs and PIANOS, with
klI now and valuable irProvement-nsw seAles over
xrnys pacnt action and suspension bridge superior in Tone
touch durability and nsh before offered on ksad
In variety style and hah FOR SALE dealers
sshes reduced press
Two carved Rosewood Pisboe nearly nev, . lasrs dc
esopt from cost SECONDHAND PIANOS and xELO-
DEoNs for SALE % RENT Low. NEW MUSIC ras
lshe6 daily oar Of Music and Mus BOOTS Of me
largest The country Dealers supelicd st o~ Ame
seal b. mall. postage free. BERRY GORDON
No sg1 Brosd~sy MY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

VIM. N. WEEKs Asctioneer = -
EXECUTOR's SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
r. NITURE-BAKERA WEEKS will cell on TUESDAY,
Nov a. stIt oeloch the premises, No Is Tho mas ST.
the Furniture consisting Of Carpets Beds bedding Manozscy
Rnr..n. Cbsrs Tables Oil Cloths &c Also Kitchen
Furniture Croeb.ry, Culinary Utensils, &c mo ~
W. A. CARrEs Auedoneer. No 81 Deyst, cor Greenwich
CRtCERIES, RAISINS, SOAP, PIPES, Cl-
" CARS TUESDAY. 2lst. Nov. at ltt O'Clock Choc D
late Tea Coffee. Sugar Coris Brandy, Rum DIN, Claet,
Champagne Chemicals Pickles Mustard Spices Preserved
pser Pup.s ssdery Scales Weights, Steel Pens saloon
EiIfnrts. Table, Chsirs nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
GEORGE Cook, AuetiOneer.

GEoRGE Cook, Auetioneer.
THIS DAY, at 10i o'clock, SPECIAL and
i PEREMPTORY SALE Of NEW aud SECONDHAND
FTRNIIUPE 10 pay advances at Sse.room No S+ Broad
Wsy Of Duane collection Of new rafn1fe COZ
srs Of Roe God Mahogany AID Walnut PsIlor Dining
Room Chamber Furniture Also secondhand furntuf,
eou,i.,Ds OF one Forte Psor Furniture en- suite IN
Ercrst4e Center and Pier Tables BuesHs and "e.hstAad
Chs. Sc Also Chpa Gl.ss and GROCERY Ware Pier aud
Man e Glasses The hole be sold without reserve TO
nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

COOPER's TRUSS HOOPS.-500 sets as
~ sorted szes. 49, H..
Barton and other makers.
COOPER'S RIVETS. large assortment
COOPER's HAMMERS, DRIVERS.
BECK IRONS, &c, &c, for sale BY
CHAs 5 LITTLE Nos $ and 81 rulton-st
COPPER.-LAKE SUPERIOR INGOT COP
~ PER for SALE lots to suit purchasers at the oee OF
TIE MINNESOTA MINING Co, No lS7 Greenwteh-sf
CCOTCH PIG IRON.-Hundred tuns No. l
Gsherre and go mixed numbers best Pig iron IN
store ''s sPoFFoRD TiGEsToN Co, No 80 Broadway.
CKATES-In great variety.
- SLEIGH BILLS loose and strapped
COAL HODs, Ash Sifters, Pokers
FIRE IRONS and Stands and general ssortrsnf
NJ Bouseheepns Hsrdward For sale by
CHAs s. LITTLE, Nos IS add 81 Fuiton-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
0utlerp anb 6ar6ware.

CHARCOAL PIG IRON.-The subscribers,
" manufacturers of Iron and Nails In Clnton Co IN;
w. ate ption superior quality of CHARCOAL PIC hoN
.ae At their WORKS This iron is made from magnetic ore
ana has been those who have tested i . the
- nit nnrcbsserr JOHN 8. BUSSING Co,
/" sun P' No. 50 Clf-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
MICHIGAN soUTHERN RAILROAD

VA LINE.-Tfsvalers Cor CHICAGO, ST LOUIS KAN
Sass al point. West and South West obtain rhoars
Tic snd all information concerning fare &C. etAs
by the NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD oy application At tbs Com
oapys Office No leS Broadway, cT DeysS.
JOHN y POTTER, General Agent 90
l. DlfNTON Ticket Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
A N MEswIS Aueuoneer
ny BANGS. BROTHER d. CO.-Trade Sale

CONSTABLE SALE.-TO-MORROW Tues
the lsTss fr class boarding house. No. &c Wsrenst vE'
Rich eo.,ly Psor Furniture In rosewood Center SIDE
ana sof. rosewood EsRere mirror doors ana
bach rose wood Piano Forte; large Oval sud Per Ose-
brocs,ee ard Curtains mshozsny Cushioned Chas 50
rosewood; Bookcase about 500 yards tapestry Gar
p,t Tea Dining and Extension Tables; Beds aud bed1ns
Esir Mattresses Ghinswae Glassware Silverwsre, &c &c
Sale will positive Goods must be removed on the day Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Goal.

GOAL, COAL.-S7 per tun, best quality Red
~ Ash Stove Fss warranted from yard, -
from boats No IS between BO~ey and A0tts..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
NOR SALE or LEAsE-At PoRT-MORRIS,

Weschestor County New York, near the city q steam
boat landing AID railroad depot VALUABLE PhopEhrI
well situated for doing kind Of ufactuTrs business
with abundance Of room good engine, plenty Of powers
COED building sfne location rare chance 70 maze money
j. WELLS or II A CRANE 18th st aud iitess, OF BY
letsY To W. CARR Weymat Pa Two thi!asO OF tue ~hoo
Ia Ied nair
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
a-rsIcK AND AFELlcTEp. l-r

THE most safe and certain ;dy known TO the
world for the cure OF ohstate toushs, cods aathma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint, whoopIng
cough. Group. tickling rAing roat. nervous de-
biiity, raina in side breast, broken eonstuon
the abuse or caone and other canses is DOCTOR
ssvAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHER
Yi ard consumption, has reached state, and as
character hitherto considered irrnrable Yields
without struggle great Original Wild cherrypre
paiaton. Remember lie great Original Wild Cherry
audthe only compound prepared BY regular
physician. Is manufactured under Immediate care Of
DR. StRdTNEs athls Laboratorys no. North seventh
st. above Market. philadephia.
Far aafs Sy--Da. JAsils EAISRE5 KELLs 4 cALl-s
WILLS and PATTERSON d. Co wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. B9KpsALL s Co., cinciInsiI
and BY dealers generally. septs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
Proleaaor nEorse'a


AAfttoIDsAAI Al4tAAF OF DoFoAuA
host OF fearful diseases ihaave in times pant been
eonnidered susceptible OF relief but not cure are
rally exterminated BY This preparation Among these
may be headae. tic dolorcux, nen-
iagia, INDICATION, tremhlings, hysera party
sisinta early stages hypocondraas, xortigo spasms
faintlng ata general weakness. hoat functional
disorders affecting the health OF mind body.
sexual incapatty Il is always absolute adinyarable
specific.
The Cordial nut highly concentrated, pint bot
Ties Price three dollars PER hottie. i've dollars,
aix for twelve dollars 6. H. RING Pzopzi<ior.
101 Broadway New York.
Sold BY Druggists ou ghout the United staies Canada
and the West Inties.
1Agenfsf-w iierLIxo--klELLS q. CALDWELL.
ciseIsNAri-B. II AEARIN7S.
uy-Sce advertisement. In.22
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
From The Louiaville Courier,
Tramendoua storm, 81 WIND S.

l.
DETENTION OF THE FRAnKFoRr CARs--BRIDoI
WASHED kwAv--HEkvF FREsHES.-Last evening
about o'clock, the city yisileaby iremendous
blow " hici for some minutes threS<ened SERIOUS
damage To various buildings and several steamers
at the haEf. II however passed of without tau-
sing any material loss of property.
Outside of the city the storm WINS more destruc-
tive, and through parts of Oldham county il was
teal hnSEicane. From that fine gentleman, Com
ductor Wcodal OF the Frankfort train, we learn
that such was the violence Of the wind that the
ground Tor great distance was strewn with mighty
Trees that had been snapped and twisted off. The
safety Of the cars was Ia fiequent jeopardy from
falling timber, aud in one instance very large
tree fell Immediately across the track in a mo-
ment alter the cars had passed. Just beyond La
grange the locomotive ran into large tree lying
across the rails and some time was occupied ii
exiricaiing it from the branches. This side Of La
grange few miles. the accommodation tain was
sent in the woods, almost dsmantled, several
trees having fallen across the track. Notwith-
standing All these difficulties and danger conduct-
or Roodal pushed on carefully and slowly, reach
ing the depot with his locomotive and cars all
safe ate osclock.
The ram storm Of Tuesday night was very hea-
vysup the countrys and all the alter courses we're
running full. At Midway the trussel work or a
new bridge being erected across Elkhorn by the
Lexington and Frankfort Railroad CO.., wac wash
ed away and the old bridge rendered so unsafe
that the csss could not pass over. For few days
Il will. be necessary for passengers, and baggage to
be transferred At that point This caused delay
Of ever an hour last night. and will perhaps tender
the down trains hat later in their arrival du-
ring the present week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

A ladyeame TO snow-wlite bier,
Where youth lay pale and dead,
And she look the veil from her widowed head,
And bending low. in his ear she said
Awakeni for am here
She passed. with smile, to wild wood near,
Where the boughs were barren and barel
And she tapped on the bark with her ingera fair,
And abe called to the leaves that buried there
Awakeni for am here.
The birds beheid her without fear.
A she walked through the deepening dellsf
And She breathed in their downy citadels.
Awaken for am here.
onthe graves OF the flowers she dropped a tear
But with hope and with JOY like us;
And, even as The Lord 70 LaEafus,
She called to the siunlbs ring sweet flowers thus
Awaken for / am here
To the lilies that lay in the silver mere,
To the reeds BY The golden pond,
TO The moss tast rounded the nsrye beyond
Awaken FOR am here.
The violet recped with its blue eye ciesr
From under its own gravehtonef
05 he bs SIss seq ainss , ssGa he'd owD
Avalon for am here.
The pale grass lay with It's long locks aere,
on the breast Of Tie open plain
And cried N abe filed each juicy VEIN ~
awaken for am here
The rush rose up with its pointed spear
he Mug with its IaichIon broad;
The dock nplined It's shield nnawed,
A her voice clear through the quielrsnng sod,
Awakeni for ] am here.
The red blood ran through the clover near.
Z nd the heath onthe hills o'erhcadi
nE e were t hrpsa y WIN red
Asakeni for am here.
And the Young year rose from hs snosy.white bier,
a nd the hosyers nom their green rctreats
ay a sa s vain t h S sis 4 Sosss
Oladyl behold us here,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
Ahead 81 the Rappara.

We doubt II the rapping and tipping fauati-
cism OF the present day can ever produce anything
equal to the scene below described, drawn from
the accounts Of Drs. Stone and J.. B. Dods The nil-
thor of Judge Edmonds Reluted. =,
forty-ilye years ago, there was an extensive re-
ligious excitement in Kentucky, produced by a
man partially deranged. no had been great hum
Ter, and who believed himself inspired. All his
proceedings were characterized by the greatest IA
natcis, and partook oftlie character ofthe ma Is
a bunter. In order to resist The devil. and make
him flee from YOU, II was necessary, he commended
Ito give him chase, to tree and shoot him as we
would wolf among the sheep, who came but TO
deyour- AS the meeting was held in grove, one
individual suddenly STATED in pursuit, as he sup
posed, of the devil and others of peculiar ner-
vous tempelaments having no power 10 resist. in
voluntarily Joined IN the pursuit, and this as calI-
ed ssthe running e1ercise.'s One climbed up into
tree after the devil, and others involuntarily
caught the mania. This was called ssthe climb
ing EXERCISE. One individual was moved to bnrl<:
and soon II fell to Involuntary barking like dogs
while others gathered around the tree praying for
success, Thissa as called s'treeing the deril;s il
was literally a devil chuse And such time Of
running. ciimbing. dog-barl ing, &C., was never
known before nor since.
On another occasion insisting upon tie words Of
our Savior beng literally siood-eE Except We
be converted and become little children, We can
not enter into the kingdom of heaven'-cne intIi-
yidual went to playing marbles in the broad aisle
OF the church; others invountarily Joined him
an old rian undertook to expostulate, saying that
noc Catt3iB inllte1ss as ne lnOuknts rather too
far On hearing this, an old lady, who was down
upon her knees among the marble players, sprnng
TO her feet grasped her UMBRELLA and aklng side
saddle seat on il rode down the aisle in full child
like glse. On seeing this The old gentleman could
resist no longet-seized his cane, threw himself
astrde of it like any boy. and rode down the aisle
after her in sing song voice
sOhs my dear brethren and sisters, feel the full
child like spirit carrying me 10 heaven on wooden
hoes p
Several others now caught tie mania, havineno
power TO resist It. Offers, less Serious broke into
convulsiye laughter, shouted and hurraed, and the
meeting broke up in confusion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

Tar coRNEE SToNE OF the new Catholic Chusch
IN this place was laid on Monday last, with the
limpreslye ceremonies OF the Church, and in The
presence OF e large concourse Who turned out to
see The novelty. Bishop MRrLAs, Of Wheeling, as
sted by several PRIESTS offcisted and The Bishop
delivered g n address the object OF which was 10
dsaouse the m nds OF his protestant audience OF
wa an able, and rather eloquent address An in
tereslng ienture oil the performance was The visit
Of The school boys so in number, belonene
70 he Catholic School in Wheeling. They came
mp on The Forest City and marched in procession
to Abe churchs each boy cauying his provisions.
took part IN the ceremonies and seemed 10 enjoy
he gisIt.5 The1ervices Of our Band were put in
acquisition and the departure Of the boys, was se-
Hersfd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

IRrEREsTira TO BARnEks.-It is said that a gem
tlemnn residing in one Of the large towns Of Eng
land. whose face rather exceeded the ordinary d.
mentions, was waited on BY barber every day
me- h ss.s Il ,9n
tlesv presented his bill in which he charged a
penny day. amounting in all 10 Ell IS. 3D. The
gentleman supposing it loo much, refused 10 pay
the amount. but agreed 10 a proposal Of the bsr-
misses were accordingly measured, and the result
was that the shaving bill increased to e7S IS. Sd.
- Rochester DEM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

Tar FzIny LioAr au1aD.--All the country is
Laughing at this capital hoax. The Harrisburg
Borough Item claims for Harrisburg the paternity
Of the rick. Here Is the LIENS article:
From certnin facts which have recently come To-
our knowledge, we have reasonto believe that the
Whole ahaiI originated at Harrisburg, in coHse-
qnence Of wager having been mad : at convivi-
Al assembly Of some Of our young gay ssbloods,,s,
tha' one Of the party would DO the great fntherof
Humhugs Barnum--wlthin BIZ months. IL is some
iour weeks since this wager has been made; in the
mrantiine its author has left the plac-, and this
Ct in connection that Harrisburg was named as
one OF The places from which The company Of ANA
IONS wa8 70 hail. aud the striking similarity of the
AeenHs name with The nlor slid enteninn al cum-
bsne 10 rendetit quite certain, 20 our mind. that
The wager has been won, and Barnum has for once
been pletely gaignled by ennsy Dntcii.
nan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
FROM Chambers Journal.
TEE GRACE AND ozoRX OF LIFE

..yI
ance with that system Of geneins "a nsss ny
TO YOU 10 tntn J, mo snt o. ln,9 500 % ~, Z
plense. What superb uhsns i Deco l Co. 49,
hands and what hofseelelh ~ liners ID S'S ~
looking altogether ne amtl'ionS lew 10 sse~ -.
mere distinction mine EYES u snS,s - ~ ~ t1;r
tes, % os,nt Pc el' ~ III, ratf,nal
@ sl,rsSsime n,seii 10 the in-
1pu cuisas1see 1, III ~, liz ,siibin
- s f ,l.s !,
, ,,'n s lie 2, win the nat
ursi In which he IS is with
t ,iy;,,, es a. "a e,l = lie l,e,u.aud sl.,.,,
urn - eSv oS,e r. he ,n.rlss s,nfort,,nStee
Who a,ne. this inset;r aI,i,. no a,sr, lv sloth
foIfv e,i,sos r, q, r.. n ,,,,,.s ~ Il; 49,
se ntr,, the one "a lar sesne the Other srl
,iesoleton-a on.e n, robe oornnared Win a boz
Wi ., bs, ,,e e,c =, res n s,a s,ss
ma, cb an, ali ~ ,,s ,,r IN, ~, ~ .; 49,
may cu,tivaf in eoe y no gro. al s,nr
's' " s''.e 49, o ssese ano sio'1 u
w 49, .,; .,,,, 80,
~ -, , 49,, - ~, as'S. stsy
~, 81 ~ s,sot ~ r - -
vnl which ia The sni,ieet we have IN issl Win /;
toIcrs,,Iy ,I, - ~ 49, 1870 ~, =
~ -. 1870, .s as.s 'a9ol .oa
40 ~ rs ~ 1850 sp'ia
o,,;t ssS, u Ne Ill sn., 49, eppsass
80 sSsause - napp.sless
of hsv; No " ~ rs vi 5.s1 s'.s ,,'seay
800, .,s ~ s.ss. ~ 800 ~ e',, snen' we
as @ =, ~, = ~ no . u iess. you
a1z Aosa5onls''e " se staec o. me. atahi mai
na,,so he re,s sh !, -, :, W ~
excitsments are iuJisnensahIe 10 mr. hsv,n.T
pensant I,e nj All Whit sS ,,av he's, ~, ~, .-s
Is mat if ,vorl- he on,l,, ,,, ~ ~ =
vnvs t,nt onr f H.; -, ssus
4 moi M ,ncl ,S ~ - ',s
HEST ba,,- "s " US, ~. 'e .ne
shs r % :: lseiuue so,ae ueSen.
The ~, -, ~ s''s, " 'iis
,Sse $500 enu s,oIs u i'e. me poorest aInusesl
-, .S s'.,iSs u eieAn'ess anu neatnessi
IT, i ~ s's W .ue,t owsiiinss Win
~ ~ -'ls p,Ss-a'e 70 ioyn plio5 ..el lnny
sc, ' n ts, WI" mn, - anu
epSs, =. sney gi'y VIII tnhA shey aie men, ana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

ain. EDrrohs-Pieass announce WILLIAM NJ DUN
Us as candidate cummssoner Revenue for
the county Distinct at he ensuing May election.
nfre1 MANY CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

TnE The Cholera, or something
which very much resembles H. has made lis an
peaFance in tits section Of HE country. So far as
We are able 10 Learn some so or IS cases have oc-
cured on the Mississippi river between Burlington
and Gelena within lew weeks Al number of
persons haze died al Keoknks some Two or three al
Hamilton, Tour or five at Mount Cafroll and others
~ olls len s polns on me IyeL y learn also
pnII last Sunday of this terrible disease II be-
hpves people to bea little careful as 10 diet De-
The weather IS extremely nssasonable.- Rock.
Jo1e ND Republican Of he lOtk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
REMOVAL.

AND MOTIONS, to The new four story brick building,
No. M, IA min streer,
side, between Monroe aud Uncu Streets where
will be prepared with an early extensive Spring
stock direct Importers Manufacturers which
would be plsssedt have my old friends aud customers
to cali and examine.
feb4 WIN. r sEBBY
u. q, Asiealf win be found al Tie above establish.
niens. where he awaits hia OLD ntelas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

THE undessgea onsrs himself Il candidate for the
oniee or COMMISSIONS Resec tho city dfatrcs.
nj lie ensuing NJ ~ election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

In the course Of biographical sketch Of III.
Theirs. gwen BY the Mornlng Post, tits remarked
tbatthc Statesman is IN private life whatwe call
enphuticaly good fellow. "Go to him when
you VIII, or Al any time ffom six OF seven O'Clock
~ the morning 70 his dinner rouf--and though YOU
VIII md him hard at work at the continuance Of
his Imperial History '--Wadnr through tnasses Of
psets ier laets for 1t may be. percaed on the top
d ladder. tracing on huge map. the march o +
an arm You VIII ind him Easy of access, chnstys
and full OF cordiality--f that rs 4 4 oresi
MAUI ana that you are taught but one OF the no
bodies Of The vulgar herd. Get yourself hidden to
hH eiesent table, and YOU viii be struck, especi-
eeanz. With bis fund Of anecdoits, his flashes Of
nsEfiment his tales Of his smuggling youth and
manhood his political ard persona.
perhaps, il he in his peculiar gay mood, he will
tnughlngly relate how once be nearly got killed IN
4 duel for a love afaif, and how, when the East.
era question OF 1870 seemed likely to lead 10 war
VAN England, lie tried 10 Tighten stPalmstones,
Dy riding aboutthe streets OF Parison big horse
called IbrahimIo ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

40 tie Voters of Ohio Gently
loer self esndlate the Office iof sheriff of
Ohio county and as heretofore discharge
the duties the Office faithfully and lnipartially
mrfi w A. WIcKHAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

BAN named Jones. aged 90 years. stabbed and
killed his uothtr, aged Yeas. near Pistsbnrs.
few days sIlce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

n5-A slave who Eas recently found guilty Of
aisoDs in Viginia. hal been senteneed 10 be trans
ported beyond the limits Of the United s,sies.-
caneda IS supposedly 70 be the place meant beyond
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

nuuounrc pfaeu a. an lnucPchirn p4nuiuatt lot inc
nice or sheriff or 0hioeouty. al tile May election,
APPS ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
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ARKAnsAw LYRIcs.-Sole Arkansaw man. II,
whom The Prcmethean burns os brightly as q prai-
ne on FIRE, addresses song to a caiididats for
Congress. The following chorus will give some
idea of the writer talent:
GoH, Evans, with a squeeze, ~ X
Or goit with 2 looseneas,..
Or 60 the figure "a you please,
But don't hetrayyyour eoossnean ~ s Z
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New Confectionery.

FTT lillian FOX would respectfully INFORM n i
zena OF Wheeling, that he has cr sned rev ssl
qiieen,.s on Main street below Monroe. He toitli|
Invites his old friends TO rAlt and kminla
lee creams and he deiieseiss q Tie stl,ss "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
WIN. e 1GEEDS,
EoolEbinder g BlnnIZ Roals aLninlaeI.

40. q !, MONROE sTaEIsr, o. SIAM.
ALQULDrespect1uliy inform bis friends And IL ~
/. IN generai. that he has bought ihe esishll,ei
iateIy known Janies 81 Boob bindsy ant ~
book nlsHuiactofys and Is now prepared 10 sslli
10 o. ders blank books OF orery descfipt naz
ziiesi odiealss DC, in tito be
any Adjustment in the count ". u -
Constantly on hand an aszortfneni of BaukEll.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22

SAY STRANGERIf
4 HAWK on bales prime sweat Hay III atore for
j you-eall and get them soon.
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REAL ESTATE SO,
For So

r OF No. 6, In BLOCK Is. on -, ~ :, 80 .eS
~ aud running back 100 set n y street, 6
me pest aruated lots in tue eli ~, isi,
i nn s,,sy De lnS s o +; part ard
Foriniornlatlon enquire Il tis s ,as he
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