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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-08
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

PrrrsnuAGM AND WuEELrNG.--The Pittsburgh
Gazette says: There is pretty fine prospect
TIL; we shall socn have one or more finished rail
road routes 10 Wheeling Tie Cleveland & Pitts
buFsh Railroad Extension is now Ieing pushed on
with an energy and determination which will over
come all difficulties, and secure the completion OF
the hug talked of observation-disclosures Tha, will
he one route. The other and shorter route is also
in good stale Of lorwarlness between Wheeling
and Washington. SeverLl miles OF iron are al
ready laid, and locomotive is at work for con.
Sirlctins purposes. Ii is expected That the line
will he ini led from Wheeling to West Alexander
by the LIST of January, and to Washington by the
list Of april.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Mons NEw Booxs.-Petsrson's Ladies' National
Magazine and Yankee Notions "a capital numberl
for December, 'rEe Widow Belot Papers by
Francis N. W hcher, wsthan introduction by Alice
Il. Neal. Later Years by the auther of 'Fhe Old
House by the RIVER 81, 'rhe B1rier Beages; a
Tale of the Mississippi byW Gilmore Sinms.
'Croche;s aud Quayers; or Revelations of an Opera
Manager in America, by Max Maretzek, 'rhe
Mysteries of the Court Of the Stu.ris.' by W. ii.
Answorth. &c., &C., have been received by Rob
rnson Il Bro. This firm receive all new works as
soon as published, and Sell them as low as the
publishers Themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
NEW WORK. MApKEr

Nov. 2ISt.-Stocks lower. Cleveland & Tole-
10 733. MICHIGAN Southern R. R. 934. Va. 6's
943. Reading Oh Cumberland 2i3. Erie 524.
GaIenr & Chicago 100. Pa. Coal Co. 9S3. Ster.
Cotton firm. sales 400 bales.
Lard firm; sales of 40 bbls. Coffee quiet, sales
300 bags Rio. Sugar and Nlola>se$ quiet. Lin
seed and lard oil qui-t. Iron languid. Tobacco
| rm. FreightS heavy.
Flour, market for common and medium again
advanced 6al24c, good inquiry for filling contracts
and moderate demand for home consumption ard
export. receipts moderate, sales I6 600 bis at 9 %
a9,3l for common to extra State; in the early part
ot the day some parcels Of the former not in coed
order Id at 12a18 and 9,62 for common choice
Mich. trade afO I; trade AFRAID 10 purchase Mich
four knowing that nearly all the wheat is iuferi-
or and grown, 9,25n75 f,r commonto good and fan
cy to low grades extra Wis, Ind, III and OEiJ and
9 55all,25 for GeneSee, market closing firm but
with scarcely so much buoyancy, about one third
OF the sales were to' export aud remainder to fill
contracts and Tor home trade; Canadian in fair de-
mard and without change, sales 500 at 9.25alG,2I
for common SunerGne to hest extra, receipts net
large and no very great anxiety to realize; Sou hern
| flour III brisk demaud for home consumption and
market continues FIRM, sales 6NCO bis at 95Sa9 81
lor mixed 70 choice brands and 9,9iall for Garcy
and extra. Rye flour steady, sales $50 bbls 5,5Oa
1851 for fire and supeIfue. Corn meal is STEADY,
sales l50 bis Jersey at 4,S7.
Supply Of wheat limited and fair demand for
export and home consumption, holders insist npOn
2a3 cts advance, Transactions quiet, small sileS
26o0 red southern-nt 2O5a2l5, 1900 common red
southern at l95a2. Rye-fair request for export
without import change in prices, sales OF 5n00 bus
at l24al25 Barley less plenty. and prices tending
upward, sales Of 29O0 state at I25al26. Corn a |
shade tirmer, moderate demand for export and
home consumption. sales of $1,000 bus al 99aIOOI
ior western mixed IN store, 102 Tor southern yellow
deIlvt red, lu5aiG1 TOT white southern. Oats bet
ter, sales at 50a53 for state and wertern.
Whisky better, sales $50 bbis Ohio and Prison
at 39!alO.
Better demand for pork, but prices generally
without important change. sales $500 bbis at 22I |
for mess, 2n,50a2t fCr prime mess. included in
the sales are 100 mess 6r Jan and June at l8, |
and 500 for all the year at 90 Beei-moderate
business, market without important change, 800
bbls at s,50al0 for country prime, lla12,5O for DO
mess 15,5oa16 for repncked western, II for extra
do. Beef hams without important chrnge, and in |
fair demand, sales 10 bbls state at lI.5OaI5,
prime nefs beef rules steady, sales 10 tres good
Ohio OF %. Cut meats scarce and much wanted
DreSsad hogs selling ut SlaSt
Butter active request at lIull fur Ohio and 23a
% forstate, Cheese in demand 9aall4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED III
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NORTH STAR

New YoEK, Nov. 2I.-The steamship North
Star arrived This morning at ) o'clock. She left
tiaVtr on II 81. inst, the same day the Pacific
left Liverpool. Tie North Star came by way OF
Caves, leaving there at tlayGeak on the morning
OF the 4th, enabms Ierto bGim. the second edition
Of the London Times oil Saturday.
She passed on the night u( the 4th, of Star
Point, Steamship supposed 10 be The I'm on, and
on the l2lh OF Nov, III lat. 80, long. 40: Is, she
passed steamship supposed TO be the Hermann:
The North Star las ] II passengers, au.Ung WHOM.
are Col. Catr OF The U. S. Navy and Mrs. Gen I
sl Scott.
There are no a !Iit onal political news of impor-
taace in Europe at war MS from ine Crimea.
The London Times contains news from China
received VII. the overland mail from India
large heavily arme;! pirat;caI fleet had been d.
siOyert to tie North Of Snarghal, by the British
brig of war BetIera. Nineteen vessels were de-
slroyed.
Van'iala were at Hong Kong ami the Macedon at
Shanghai.
Affairs at Canton quiet. Imports improving
holerS OF goods -xpectimg higher prices
The crop Of Canton silA as very short and was
all taken lor native manufactures al h glI prices
AT Shangha the import market hal also imprn-
we'd and SkIttimss taken at advanced rates.
Considerable business had been done in raw silks.
Congun teas had advanced.
Foo Oh wv dates to 9th Aug.--A proclamation
announces that after the 18th of Sept, duty Of
six mace PR bicIu will be levied or all teas
crown III the province or brought TO Foo Chew.
PfccS show a decline during the month.
Annoy atviceS are 10 the 81 Of Sept. Cotton
and Cotton yam improved in price, with fair de-
mant.
Hong Kong Gates to l!!h Sept. FreigLts had
declined AMI the passenger traffic 10 Australia nd
California was !most annitilate,l in consequence
Of the restriction measures adopted against Chr
Rese emigraniS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-T&e s. 10 Train viii connect at
SandUSky with Morning Train from ToieIO Monroe
vile with chicago Express Southern DIVISION Il T..
Roadi at Shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from
CcveIaEdi at Mansfield Junction with raY EXPRESS from
Pittsburgh, and Newark with the East and trains
eNtrui ohio Railroad.
The 20 Train VIII connect at Sanausky with sira-
mcr BAY City from Detroit; MOnrOeNie with western
Train on c & T. Il. X at Shelby Junction II
with Nail Tram on { a. k K for Columbus and Gin
CnR at Mansfield jan Ciinm :. j5 with Fas! train
u' o y + for ri tshur.h, and Al Newark wI;A East
ard West Night ! rais nn Central Ohio X.
: GOING NURTF-IEe 9.2G Train Will make close
connection at Newark with Matt T'aim from leai'e
Central Ohio rs at Mans field jul C'iO'i with fNi
tnr Pittsburgh; at Sicily Junction 1871 with
Cihnati Express for Ieveiasi, Rufap AID New York,
and at MOuTUevilie with Mail II ui, L IL Road Tor
IO.eGO, Chicago. &c
The > 10 'rtgiu will connect at Newark will, Ex-
press from the East Cem,TaI ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast T'aim Pitts bur ghi Shelby juno
liom al 5.2l with I,tnm1t Mali ior !cve and
MmrOevilc with Night Express Toledo aid hicago
aud at Sandusky with steamer lay City fur Detroit and
Chicago. r.,,.
SaGtuSkv, Aug !. 1855 Sp15-fr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Nrw BooKs.-We are in recent from the pub
list CT, 7. B. Peterson, per Robinson & Bro, Of
Ainswotth's last novel, "AIystesies Of the Cour;
Q! LouAyn." Few Will need further notice,
when they remember his ''lIys!eries OF the Gourt
Of Queen Anne.'' TINS work refers to the reign
OF Char.es II the most dissolute Of Emgan,l's
kings, not excepting Henry VIII. If the author
has sacceedel, as he so well can, in portrayngthe
c,ruptnn of onr Corefathets Of those days 81 that
their descendants may pro6t by their example, by
avoiding their cross, he vii, deserve the thanks OF
the public. We have not read the work, but lind
highly euIogized by the press, For sale by Rob-
insnn X Bro.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
paILAnEI.pn,A MARKET

Nov. 2l-Flour buoyan: to-day aud prices sea-
DIV, airS 1000 bS OH" alter he close uf the II ar
ket yesterday at 925 and 5000 to-day at The same
fg"rr; fair demand fol ho:n- Consumption from
9.25aI,I5 ior common and iamey brands according
10 quality.
Supplies of wheat continue small and it IS much
wanted, sales 5000 l,u prime S uh III and Pa red
at 205a6, far quality al 20i. 500 prime Pa. white
at $40, 1900 good Southern at DIS nd 1000 grow II
at 20S. Corn TAI. demand. sales 3 anl 40O0 .ush
were made al 81 70: old yellow and so for old and
new mixed, and al EoI new, SEQ white al SIS.
In provisions nothing doing and but little stock
10 opt rate in.
Whisky dull, small sales OF bis at 20 and Ale
for East, TN and Prison. and 80 for hhds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
@. NJ. RAILRnAn

ST. LoUr-, Nov. 2l.-'Fhe sale of tie Ohio and
Mississippi RaIIr' adj which was advertised TO take
place yesterday, las heen deferred 81 days. with
view OF giving the parties Interested additional
time to make>arrarremeutS to save their stock.
TIE jury in McOJnS case have rendered YER
dict o! guilty Of murder in The second degree and
adjudged him 10 ten years in he Penitemtiary. y
NOTION fot triaI and admission 10 bail was
Laid over by Judge Hamilton. Should the motion
for new Trial prevail, the case will probably be
taken by appeal to the Supreme Cou,t exceptions
having teeu taken fer that purpose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
GROCER BANK. HOsTON

BosroN, Nov. 2l.-The Bank Commissioners
held meeting to-day for the purpose Of examln-
ing into the condition of the GEoce!S Bank OF this
city, which Was reported 10 have failed. They
found the difficulties omlv temporary and the other
banks have extended assistance that will place
the iustiIut ion in sound condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
Tue health of Norfolk is now perfectly re

Tue health of Norfolk is now perfectly re estab-
l:shed. and business has been resumed with g.~at
activity. There has been. says the President Of
the Howard Association, with single exception,
since the 30h Of October last, (on which night we
had heavy frost, and small quantity of.ice,) TO
case of fever in NJrroik, save among persons who
were there prior to that date.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
MURDER.

BaLTrMonE, Nov. 2lst.-Yesterlay evening two
Germans, named - Kronen5erger and John
Grassern, wer deIibe rney fired upon on the Bel
NH road few miles ITom Baltimore, by man
named JOHN Patterson, and GrasSeIn instantly
killed. The deed was unprovoked. Patterson
was arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
AMERICAN CnrNCu

CrxcrxNArl. Nov 2l.-'Fhe American National
Council assembled here at II O'clock. and organ
ized permanently by exciting Lieut.. Gov. Ford as
Chrlunan and w. W. Dome bower, of Chicago,
Secretary. About so del gates from Northern and
Western States were present
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
.IUDGE STITART

Nav YonK, N.Y. 2Isl-rhe jury in the case Of
Judge Stuart on The charge OF bribery and corrup.
lion, have rendered verdict of not guilty. The
jury s"bSeqHr ntly submitted paper to tie Court
expressing the unanimous opinion Of irreguiati-
ties and recommending HIM 10 resign.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
PREsLnENr,S MESSAGE

WAsurxcrox, Nov. 20.-Accord!ng to the pres
ent determination copies OF the Presidents Mes
sage will he sent abroad to tie newspapers as
heretofore in advance OF lis delivery at the CON.
memo ement of the session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Tt up river mail brings lie following returns:
Lacrone co. Brashford 40 mai Pierce CO., Brash.
ford % maj; Jackson co, Brashford 80 Mi; NIaun
Gee co. Brashtord CT m'j.; Chippewa CO., Brash-
ford 60 maj
IL maj; Polk CO, Bn1slow 10 majority; Tempar
CO. Barstow 90 maj; Buffalo county. ,Barstow 1872
majority,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

HAVE Yor TASTED TmEM?-We were yesterday
presented with box OF Bryan's Pulm0nlc Wa
t,rS, and find them the most deIIghtiu thing we
ever tasted far cough, ;:ghtness Of the chest and
the usual irritation caused by damp weather. upon
lie lnngS. Try them; % cents box.
Sold Ivy ali the druggists in tie city.
THOMPSON II PATTERSON,
Wholesale Agents, III Nam st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

There seems 10 be a great passion for malrimony
Just how Eegirg IN cur city. During the golden
houIs OF This beautiful day. his reverence Arch
ishop Hughes, unites in ''h"ty bundS'' Fhomas
Francis -agher aul Miss TOWNSEND, one o! the
Fl III Ayt nue. bellies.
'Tommrrow, tand we hope the day will be just
as serene and g"lden) OF the most accomplished
young gentlemen OF this ty, takes 10 his side for
better or for worse 1--WE hope alif r the LetterO
a blooming beauty from Washington Square.
few days ahead, Of Gen. Webb draws
matrimonial prizz from one Of our Oldest aud most
respectable families; ami so they 90, like flock
OF sheePover a welt. We intend no dSIespecl
b. The alInson; and, OF course, shall not say
uniting about moths futteurg around candle
Na'timomy is T., yond all question divine lnstitu
ton, during the honeymoon at Iea>t,l and these
hu!aL doIngs have very marked effect upon the
family business and social gaety OF the tines
There 'rs parties every night, and the htquet and
Iewei'y Trade eTe never more active. BY and by
There sill lie a demand Tor more substantial house
mold matters; and SO the domesuc wheels will be
Kept IN motion tpray Gcd til, be little friction
as poSSible) to the las. OF time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

GALExA, Nov. 2l-Rerurns from several addi-
tionaI counties il Wisconsin indicate tht Bash
ford. fusion. Is unquesrionaoly elected Governor
Douglass and Laposte counties only remain 10 hear
Ernrrl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Nov 2lst, noon.-Wt ather clear and COOL No
signs Of the steamer C"nada, now due here with
one weeks later European news.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
THE INTELLIGE YCER..
MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1855

ArnExAEuN:-We learn that Efforts are making
t,O2en the Atheuaeum with theatrical company
a5ont the LIST o! December.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

C,scxxArr, Nov 2l-River % feet, risen
feet to day, and still, rising. Weather Clear and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
RIVER AM WEArHRR

PIrrsBuRGtI, Nov. q River feet inches,
rising, from the Al egheny. Weather clear and
coil.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
Hats and Caps.
NeW BO0ks.

NeW Books.
NORi and tie Doctors
" Scenes in the Practice OF New York Surgeon;
Tie Hearth StOuc, by SAINT. Os-u2d;
The Hidden Path, by Marion HarIal,l;
The School NJ Iilc, BY AIa Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry al Mystery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland:
The Slave OF the Lamp, by Nm. North;
Which: the Right tie Leisl
The News ;uyj
Wolvet's T2uOSt, nv Washington Irving;
HegOimeS OF History, by Mary l.. flewet;
Tie VI mikes, OF Ike Me- rs M!0nnnamiacS;
Feiuac Life among the MormolS;
kugetS Th2SauIus of English Words.
TUgclher with g. assortment OF the hest works in
the various i,epaI tn!rnts li'el utu'e
For sue BY THOMPSON Il PATTERSON
nCI3 III Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
NeD Stoek Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DOR SEY'S
I.Oak Hall 81


No 1913 Jain st. doors beIoe Union ST.
AVtNG returned from the manufacturing ESi3 bsh.
Ii ments ol tile East win stock OF boots anu Shoes
cCINISins all the varied styles Tor the pesem. and APP
Pr0achng season. OF 1850, would respectfully in, lie
anu all TO tall aud examine my stock, as am cOniemt
that can suit al! and every body, provided good, pretty
ami th'ap goods Will dol iI,cl keep hest quail.
Ity OF goods mmy line, and will sci! cheap not cheap
eI than they can be Honght elsewhere Ca and examine
Tor eXa mining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
Nov. 2I.--Beef cattle advanced, sales OF 1000
head at So, 60alI. Sales Of 5000 sheep, market
very active. Sales of $500 hogs al SIS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

o[n.-Yes'etduy afternoon, we had a touch Of
decidedly biting weather, with Indications that
the cold season was about commencing in ear
81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

pOY'S cali bootsi
u do NirbuOtS;
do calf Oxford Ties;
do brUSJus;
BOYS boots and shoes every Kind and descriptions
Also chdIen's SHOES, Gai'e s, &C, Of all and
want Ia my line Don't forget 1875 Main ST Get, Wheeling,
?; S-Country merchants sorting up loT cash win do
well Ia call I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

l. D. MARSH. 81. T. wAYMlN
Co-Pa1tnersh

I i. MARSH las this day associated with him NJ. 7.
y Waynam, 'Or Il purpose of tansactus the whole
sale ard retail Boot Shoe business atthe Old
J. 4 Marsh, No b Monroe street, next door to Greer,
OFT IL Co under tile ii moi
Iny Ist 49, ina6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD.
EszszE E7sTsfssa s33fszzyzss $50 $50 lSsl5
S9IzFs 1872 80 -sss9sfsSss
GOING SOUTH.

Change of Time.
n ard alter Tuesday, August :, rs D. uEtil further no
" tce Trains will Jun Fas fellows. [Sumlays except.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTt les!
BUTLEES'S ISOOEE-KEEPEIs'S
Writing Fluid.

G INC this superior Fluid Ink before the pub.
- lie Wy years, it has been family .a
@ Ia ahor aud Is nov preferred by many 10 the tar fam
Iu ing The past year twenty thousand quart an pint
hotties, together with smaller sizes Immune able have
been sold TO bankers aud merchants in CEcnnat LOUIS
vile, Pit shUlsh, EUtfl!o, Cleveland, retiOt, TClTe
4aute, Lafayette, Vmccnrcs, indianapolis, Evansville,
Frankfort, lexington Nashville, Memphis, st. Louis,
Vickshus. Jackson, NaiCheZ and New UrGaI 1t has
also been adopted the Stale Departments Of Kentucky
Tennessee aud Mississippi 1t has taken te' first class
D Iona Mechanics Institutes Cincinnati and
Louisville. ard four diplomas and Prize edals at State
Fairs held last Fall in New York, OniO Indiana ard H.
ilnois.
The following merchants, bankers, &c of WI cling,
heretofore Tsm@ rnOd'S English Ink, hive purchased J.
J. Eutef's KCOk Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bark OF Virginia. Me chants and Nc
chaIcS' Bank OF Wheeling; EaEk'O Wheeling; Crt scent
Mamulc turing COmplu,j County Clerk OF Ohio county;
National Tele ruph fire; baltimore al Oh RaiIIUad
Office; McLurc House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell
Il McAee tsordon, Matthews & TO; 7 Sweeney 81 Son;
List " towel; Notion, AcheSOm x Co Cange & Co j;
DOauc Il Cowgirl; oft IL boyd: Boyd ~ on; Oliver Pry
3ri james Il Stout d Co lambdin, Gilherson Co !
2. cSs.
For sale at manufacturers prizes by
OC3N l.'MBnlN, GILRERSoN & Co
90 buhEcIH Ship stuff,
% q white corn meal;
10 cooking apples:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, EuTTER, &C.
!! mutCd--TIe subscribers will purchase make
7 lhc a. advances CUIs:.n cut baltimore,
Philadelphia ii New York OF Ur, wheat, w. cOr,
barley cioycr.hnt Timothy seeds. Also on |u'ie lsod
picked and eggs. GILL. ~ Go.
as Wafer 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Just Received.
M i. EDWARDS d BRO lave lust received from,
- thc East, Cat their New GrUcery adjoining lie
an excellent and carefully selected assortment
o. ne o. oce'ies, which they invite the attention OF all
II. N"l good aud Cheap groceries 0ur'stOck consists
C'usi and PuyeItzed Sugars; ~
Ic"s N sscat variety and fine qualities;
So,9', Il "n" aud Chocolate OF the best brands,
rleS' ~ oasi rice flUuI, com starch;
E i ago, nacaroni, lSinelass, Jelytinai
licT'nuuH AlIOwrOOt dried CurrautS Taisins nlmoIs
Olives ols, etc; Tobacco and segas fine qualities,
S"ai 5 c!c.; Fne ground Table Satj
Spices and Essences of every variety
Together with other articles ito tedious 10 enu
Hs,aif' an nt which VIC arc SC ling ut very low prices
an an" cNEnc Tor yourselves, you can't but 10 Meas
ed Remember tic IiaCc-COrer OF MARKET and Quincy
sticctsHdioI.!Ug the PoStofIice Wheeling Va Inyo3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

\ CIiiIN" IN lie understanding in the medical mar.
kt' lie POST thy years. has nor cat,
al H'L'Cte he ~ OiG' cd - quail tins
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

OFFICE M'LuRE HOUSE, WHEELING, w
Esss3:5.5 .Isss3ss5 ..1sS's5 80 G9sJzLs
ReaWctiOn Of rates to and from
NEW YORK, I'HILiDELPHII IND BAL
TiMORE
TUE Adams Express Company, Tor the sac and SPECIFY
i conveyance OF
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, AND FREIGHT OF ALL
KINDS.
in charge OF special messengers is the only re
able line 10 and from Wheeling tby Railroad dec;)
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, BOSTON, ashiMs'
SLSO-rio Central Ohio Railroad TO GAINESVILLE, Co
luGbus. Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis, Chicago
and LOdis
u O'Clock z. NJ Cemtra! Ono Railroad O'Clock, p
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo ard Northern Ohio
AT OCk, \ NJ
C. uiler, Poultry, Produce all kinds, delivered in
sixteen hUu Baltimore.
n PIGMAN. Agent
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