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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Rising slowly. Weather clear.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nov. 5.-Stocks better. Erie at 423. Harlem 1871.
GaIena and Chicago 1924 Michigan Southern Sc.
Michigan Central 80. Cumberland 234. Penn.
Coal Co. 95. Reading 81 Illinois Central 924.
Cleveland & Toledo 654. Sterling flat.
Cotton duh with sales Of 300 bales, and prices
are ia4 higher. New Orleans Middling 9 3-S. Up
land mnldling st.
Lard firm, sales of 1000 bbs. Coffee dull,
sales OF 500 bags Rio. Sugar lansuid, sales of
ESQ hhdS. MolaSSes steady. Oils sten!y, no sales
Of Liuseed or Lard reported Iron firm, sales of
$50 tons Scotch pig. Freichts lower and unsettled
tlou:, export demand and enquiry ior home con-
sumption in Unite but pretty good demand for Ill.
ling contracts, holders cf!common grades nre COM
PEELED to accept decline of Ia2S, little enquiry
fer forward delivery, SaeS of $4,000 bblS at Ia
Ssh for common TO straight extra state, closing
with very inferior low at 9, common to good Itch
lgan 9,lSnS, so, common 10 good Ind. LII. WiScUm-
SIN and Ohio 9,3I3, and 9, I5Sl0 for extra GenneS
see, or 30G0 bbS for export and more than half
the transactions for filling cuntfnc cts, Canada -four
quiet, sales Of 30u0 at ,25al0 so for Superfne to
small parcels best extra.
Pork unchanged. sales of $50 bbls at %, 5Oa
% 70 Tor mess, 2la2l 30 for prime, including 500
bblS Tor all this month at private TERMS
Beef, 250 bbs at 9.50al0 for country prime, l2al4
for ditto mess, 16aI6,50 for Tepacked Chicago
Western prime mess inactive.
Wheat unsettled, export demand is not very
brisk, holders scarcely realize any advance over
prices previous 10 the BalicS arrival, 5000 huS
red southern at 2,05a2.l0. 240O good TO prime
white Canadian AT 2.25a2, 80, 10000 red western
on shiPboard, freight I0cs, at about los, 5000
red Iowa at 2,05, 5000 red spring and winter up
per lake ct l95a205. Rye active, fer export $500
bus of l25al2S. Corn lower, $1,000 bus at 94a96
for western mixed and 96n77 for round yellow
Oats 25000 bus for export at 45a47 tor State and
4la50 for western.
Whisky easier, 800 bbIs Ohio and Prison al 4Oa
4OAr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
FROM ST. JOHNs N p

BosroN. Nov. 3--On the 9th ult., fire &C.
cured at st. Johns, N. b, destroying over 2 0
dwellings, principally occupied 10y the laboring
classes, and rendering 400 families houSeess. Five
acres were burnt over.
On Wednesday morning last, John F. CLARK, an
inmate of the lunstic asylum in St. Johns, N. B.,
killed with an axe, Barny Mills and VIM. Carroll,
two of the attendants in the institution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
NEW YORK.

Nov. 5.-The Washington correspondent ofthe
Times, ieIegraphs as GoIIows:-''mporant dis
patches were received on Saturday by Gen. Al
monte, which contain instructions from the Next
can Government relative to the three million in
stallment" 1t is understood that Mexico Temon-
strates against the payment of the American
claims.
The Geo Law sailed this afternoon for As pin
wall with nearly 1000 passengers.
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GALE ON THE LAKES.

CmcAco. Nov. 5.-There has been heavy
gale here for the past two days. The Larque Path
finder, sunk off BrakwaIer is going to pieces, her
cargo Of 400 bars Railroad Iron for the Burlington
and Missouri River Railroad is insured in the Buff
falo Mutual and Star OF OgdenSburg Office. The
Pathfinder new boat valued at SIS, 600.
The schooner NJ. II. Seby, cargo iron and coal
at the mouth OF the harbor was scuttIed and sunk
10 permit her striking Brakwnter. Insured in the
Chicago Mutual and Etna, Hartford.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

DRowSED.-A little son of Mr.. jeremiah Jeifer-
son. aged about seven years. fell from plank on
which he was playing into the creek near the Ores,
ceut Iron Works, on Sunday morning last. The
current carried him into a deep hole some distance
below, where he was drowned. The body was
recovered in the evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

PAnODrsG RAND CONCERT in this city will. we
presume, be given in theAtharg um, as that bull
ding will best accommodate the vast crowd that
will desire to atdend, and will afford an oprortu-
nifty Of regulating the prices to su,aIl The AHA
nasum is also one of the best Sounding halls in
the country.
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FROM pI,rTSnrRG

Nov. 5.-The motion for ares: ofiudgment and
new trial in the Liquor cases wss refused hy the
court. Bennett, Savage, Shannon and Watson,
defendants, were sentenced to FIVE days imprison-
ment and fine $50. The case will be carried
TO superior Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

BALF., Nov. 3.-The stone bridge over The Prin.
opo in Cecilia county, on the B. & Wilmington
Railroad. broke dow To- day as q train was pass
ing over, and precpitaled six freight cars into
the creek. The accident caused the detention OF
the afternoon trains three hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Tnr bogging aud bale rope mandatory of ].
WsDunap. at Louisville, was totally destroyed b,
fire on Friday moraipg. Loss from $4,000 to
10000. There.wss $4,000 insurance on the ma
chinery, $4,000 of which was in the Valley OF
Virginia office, and $4,000 In the Etua of Hart
ford.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

oUn neighbor GlLaAx, Of the Times and Ca
zete, is at his post again, having. we should judge
from the papers, enjoyed himself hugely at Rich
mond and LYhchburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Acc,DESr.-We learn that man named Parks.
residing in Ritchietown, fell from the Railroad
bridge over CaldweIPs Rur. while train was
passing, on Saturday night, and aighted among
the rocks below, distance of some twenty five OF
thirty feet. He was very badly injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

THE Toledo Republican tells good joke that
was PLAYED by tue telegraph Operations on Sat ur-
uriay, in sending 10 the hotels ard dep0tS about
town, to inquire for frank marked l.. E. FAINT
Alter close search by the baggage master. clerks
&c, all came 10 the conclusion that the ELEPHANT
always takes his trunk with Lin.
Yes, and always hides it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

y
THE subscriber offers to tn public style OF
i pctuIe far superior to the DuguerreOtypc, made in
Wheeling daily at his establ shnsnt. They termed
AMBR0TYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States
Great Britain and France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding meness, depth light shade, and
richness OF tone is wonderful They do the
subject but represent everything in its true POSITION
They without the glare OF daguerreotype, may be
scent in any view, and will last for ages unchanged being
IMPERISHABLE,
hence the name Ambrotype, which signifies Indesructi-
bity. The picture is taken plain glass. TO which
other plate III corresponding size is secured with ne
srnctibe cement by which the picture will retain its orig
lnal briancy tor it will not cOrOde by acids
be injured by water or climate.
AmhTOyI Telescopes must be seen to be appreciated
the relief is perfect as lie.
pasuerre0Iypes taken at Ieluced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited 10 Call ard examine my gallery.
q. PARrhIDGE
Land and Real Estate Agency.
II. II. ITUBBEI.L.
r EsPECTFCLLY tenders his services TO the public
~ as General agent for the purchase and sale OF Farms,
unimpro ed Lands, City and village properly.
REFER TO
VIM Paxton, Esq VT Wiley, Esq. Farming
J. K. Hickey, Cashier Scity i0n va
Alex. Rogers Esq. l.. Lunstord, Esq, county.
R. 4 Nilsson, Esq. county Thus Honbrook, Esq do
Wheeling, July
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

PARoDrs CONCERT IN PmLADELrHA, on Friday
last, says the North Americam, was the occasion of
an immense crowd, there not being vncantp place
even fer standing loom. The anxiety TO hear her
sing the grand French national olr sLa MorseiI-
lalse,' was general, and when in the course Of the
concert, she came out TO execute the piece, she
was greeted with enthusiastic apPlauses. Her
singing of 1t fully equalled expectations, and was
honOred with perfect storm of applause. The
French words were enunclated with q histuonic
skill aud expression which plainly showed that
Parodi there was in her element, the queen ofthe
lyric drama. The melody Of her voice expanded
itself fully in the sonoous words OF the noble song
Of liberty. True, we have often heard her porr
fourth her soul III the highly wrought passions OF
the gra nd opera; but in the concert room such
spirit, pathos and energy are too little found
Even Parodi loses much Of her wonted fire in exc
cutting in the latter arena the same pieces in which
she shines so PeerlessIy upon the stage. Hum.
mePs VariatiouS,' which she gave last evening for
an encore, was sung, as she always sings ii, with
spIendor. The telzetto, from Norma, was quite
effectively given. Il know that my Releemer
liveth was sung by Parodi in the sublime spirit.
of the author. Madame Srakoschs new ballad
was quite amusing, and her singing of the 'Brn-
dist was we'll received. The 'CahaIetta,' from
Fry's Leonora, was most .xquisiteIy given by
Parodi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

HEAlrm.-The deaths in this city during the
past month amounted 10 only SO. Twenty three Of
these were children under five years Of age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

We understand that the ladies' of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church realized about $500 profit
from their late Supper and Concert.
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MEDICAL. ..
= 8 Ar SHOULD TRY lr,,5I q 3 :
D r. j. HOSTETTER,s
CELEBRATED -
STOMACH BITTERS. ~
100. 900 HolrIe. sofa in one ! ear.


NOTHING in the m0TEet-nvllling in the medical mar
~ ket for the past nifty years. has ever equael uSEeSo
an article be produced totqual tIilS
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC,a
Dr. HoseileI's preparation is al, old gTannVa II.
~ C. nor Tue mere experimental eSut OF some Aiunieur
FhNSelahS Ne bal Investigation Is the result Oh TO.
onG anu eGbO0ie study OF one OF the most scieuliRc
CliehHs,s al Tie lh eSett century .s4.FH9 ElI
bT HOsleter submits his iu valuable bitterS In sntre
m0A tests 81 what's still bcteT, personal trial unou
your own constitutions Tho True rte of these Ir
lers VIII DC Ounu w the first analysis AMI the uI Eornn
oil lne'I effects viii be ma dc in
TEN. a.. 80 'S-' -
are you dyspsPtief Then take Ties celebrated stom.
ach hitterS ''sS'''
are you biliOpsg Try bottle of these bitter. and
be relieved al UICs, S'3' SUI
Ale youunnOl ed hyindgestionH Remove The cans. Nv
the nee Of lllese bites ~ N'' "
Have you lever aud aEue3 Pow many tbOnSa a, ,Io
West aud South have bccm OF this C.ntut o,, a.
stoyins disease, BY The Tree use OF these bitteTS
All should try this 8IeA! GHdOts Me Nauiurs In A.
firm That while ilOstette'S EiitetS ale usa CsNe M a.
vel aud ugue cannot OCcur.
One Wine gNssi taken three times dav beOre n,.aIs
viii be found great tnIIC agent, which All WIN hnner
ale when Ic soma :" satisfied tie laCI, as they Will he
BY giving the bit trial, II - ~ -
There are 9th BltterS represented to be the same
Mn'eh ave conn ulEGly worthless. Our Biten arc
without rival their medicinal qualities They aTO
pnt w "a square les, containing ull quart with tho
SiIrCIuns oH al III HsielttT'S Stomach Bitsrs''
blown Oh Tue DO None other genuine.
PRiG M DOLLAR BOTTLE,
For sale by all the principal Druggists hotel ba
HeStaGTGilS and DeaIe LeIeTay thTushoI ire UIii.6
States AID by ~
BuSHEIELD 4 Co, and
,.oo.,.,.. THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
-lcZS;Iyuaw Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

GuIcAso. Nov. 5.-The monthly report Of the
Galena Railroad for October, shows the earnings
of the road 10 have been S3IS, COO, being an ex-
cess Of $I3S0O0 over the receipts for the cores
poGding mouth of last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

The Porkersbnrg News says of the recent sales
in Philadelphia of what purporIed to be Western
Virginia lands:
''Of course buyers have to sta nd The risk of fin
ding their lands III the possession Of others, and
could hardly expect TO recover one acre in a hun,
dFed' and that only nfter repeated and long con-
tlnued law suits-at which rates, We think one
cent per acre exceedingly high price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Ngw oRLE1Ns, Nov. 3.-Tbe BslIic's news
was received here and published in oul evening
editions. Cotton declined. sales today $500
bale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Ne1C Books.
DORA and the Doctor;
" Scenes in the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by Saml. OSgOoj;
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland;
The School III Life, by Anna Mary HOwitti
The Poetry and Mystery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by VIM. North;
WhiGh the Right or the Lett?
The News ESOyi
WOlvert'S ROOst, bv Washington Irving;
HerOines OF History, by Mary K. Hewett;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MOmOmamacS;
Female Life among the MOTmOns;
HOgets Tllesaurus of English Words.
Together with IN g. assortment OF the hest works in
the various departments OF literature
For sale by THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
Oc13 III Main at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

HA NDKERCHIEES AND CRAVATS.
IIANDkERCHIEES OF all kinds, embracing the
newest and most fashionable styles OF Stocks and
Ties
Black Silk cravats, extra sizes;
do Satin do do
Scalts-plain black and fancy;
Plain white and bOrdercd linen handkerchiels
Half hose all kinds, embracing double and bsson
suspenders of sl kinds, including boys muflers,
IiOus styles and superior quality.
| Anof which will be sold very low at No. Washing.
orIO II STALLNAN.
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Just Reoeived

UU5G EtbCBIVbu,
Az A. EDWARDS d BRO. llavejust received FROM
w = the ERst, Cat their New Grocery adjoining lilo
al excellent and carefully selected assortment
OI he oceres to which they invite the all
III part Of tine
kO, M9rac9ibo, and Java cOHees, brown clarified do;
T. used aud PuIveriZed Sugar8j
Teas III great variety and fine qualities,
Cocoa hTounO and Chocolate Oi the best brands,
Flesh peaches, pine apples. strawberries aRl TSsnbsr.
rleS, III CaIisi rice flour, corn starch;
karlna, saso, nacarom, isimgIaSs, Jellytna;
iierluda ArTOwrOOt dried curTants Taisns almonds
olives hops, etci Tobacco and segurs hne quaiteSI
Soaps, ec;i Fine ground Table salt;
Spices ana Essences Of every variety
Together with MANY other articles 10 tedOua TO enu
me!ae' all oil which we arc Sc ling very low prices
Cal ana examine Tor yourselves, you cart but pleas
eu' Remember Tie place-cUrler OF Market and Quincy
SIT ets,adOInMg tie PUSluIliCe, Wheeling Va nN9I
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Premium Blinds.

goo MAIN STRICT,
EEPS constantly on hand and manufactures To order
N HENITIAN WINDOW BLINDS,
VI wide and narrow STATS with plain and fancy trim
InIgs, OF everycOOr and shade wholesale aai retail on
terms TO suit the times. -
ol! blinds rerainled and trimmed equal to new
JObbiMg nrOmIItlN nliemhhl 10
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The Vezandah Restanrant

ID . \ , IsIB IA IUUN
receiving every day IIesh Baltimore Oysters, Our
L customers VIII always find US prepared 10 serve them
ul' Ia The most delicate and desTa bic manner
time
ago No. IOT Main atreet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Groceries at Wholesale.
E00 BBLS. MOLASSES;
OS'O 300 bags Rio coffee;
90 pockets Lasuira coffee;
so Old Java
60 boxes Cavemdish TOhaccOI
80 kegs 6tw.
10 bbs and dry
80 boxes Stewards y. Y. Caudesj
100 hhds Sugar;
30 bills IOvcrinS's refined Sugar.
10 htis Louisiana
90 hfch Y. H., q. p, and Imperial TcasI
% catty boxes
81 tieIc es rice;
2 boxes white pipcS
90 COgare's fancy Soaps;
Together with full assOTtmentO Family Groceries,
including Spices Fruits Dye stus Fish, ETC. ETC. for sale
TALLANT 1: DELAPALIN,
mas No 80 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

THE undersigned, who is agent for ''Brownson,s Re
y view" "MetlOPoIitAn," Boston Pilot" ''FittS
9urs SntLolc" and American Celt" has also for GaIs
me history OF MarylHNd, by MCSheTTy; fiEm
aud CatIlocity Compared by Bamezi Trials Or Mind.
~ Dr. Ives lntrcdqction 10 tho sacred Scriptures ~
Rev JOS lhXOi u. d. MOOe'S Poeical Work., COM
Petei English, German, FRENCH Latin and Greek ibss,
ago krers constantly on hand good supply OF Catholic
WORKS ana every kind Of stationery and VGretieS LET
all Who are lovers O call anu see my ne Gtock
ON EOuTthst. between Monroe aud Union, N y 80
PETER LECHER.
The undersigned has large lot of French LihoFrrnhs
which he will sell cheap Tor cash. and very low by ihe
hOuSand. Oc1O PETER LRCHi$R
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New ,Stoek of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEY'S eLha

Mn 1oa NJ. :. -. ! - - L.. L..


No 1913 Main st doors 6.lo1v Union ST
TTAVINCi returned Tsom the manuIactuTing Rsia bsh
Ii ments OF the East stOckO boots and Shoes,
Comp all the varied styles for the present and APP
preaching season OF 1885, would respectfully inv lie
and all TO call and examine my stock, as confident
that can suit all and every body provided gOoj pretty
aud heap goods will do l. intend keep the hest quail
ity OF goods in my line and will sell cheap cheap
err than they can be bought elsewhere. Call and examine
my goods and they don't please no charge Will made
for examining.
M FMS Fine eslr bootsi
I4 Fine CATERS;
Fine morocco bOotsj
Fine half welt
Fine Congress
Fine CLOTH Ciaitersi
cloth, GiT'nt colr
cafCongress
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES,
AIDES fine black Caters;
Il Tan eolored Caters;
Fancy do do
Jenny Lind Sprersi
,o., do we tsi
Toilet slippers
M ISsES Jenny Lind Slippers;
f" Kid boots;
morocco boots.
AL Of which are Of the latest STYLES. ap4
RoY's calf boo,si
ID do KiPbOOtS;
C0LI OGiOEu llcSi
do brogsns;
Boys boots and shoes every kind descrptOn;E
Also, ChdTen's Shoes, Caters, &C., of all
sizeS in fact can suit everybody in anything may
want in my iue DON'T forget 1873 Main street, Wheeling
Va. n L. DORSEY.
S.-Country merchants sorting up for cash wllEdo
well to call Jap
J. n. MARSH. ST. T. wAYMAN
Co-Partnership.
II j. MARSH has this day associated with him NJ T,
u Wuyman, for Il purpose tTansactng the whole
sale and retail Boot anu shoe business at the old stand OF
j. B. Marsh, No. 3j Monroe street, next door Greer,
OFT & Co., under the finn of
MARSH & wAYMAN.
July 1st, 1876 iu30
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THE INTELLI ICE 3CER.
Servant Wanted.

applying at this Office.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TIE firm Of Sweeney. JOnStIn d Co.. 10 This day lS,
solved by mutual cOnSen, lessrS. MlcIael SWeensy and
Thomas J0hGslon, Jr.p refining from the iirin.
81 SWEENEY, a. s4rIss
J. TODD, Irt7st
TH0S: JOHNSTON, JR,,
~, a, n, JOHNSTON,
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Savings Bank Store,
OPPOSITE The M'LURE HOUSE.

liGiXens of " heeIinE nnd vicinity
~ would be WaIIimiHg IN my duty to you
those whose interests are la my hands-aIll myself, did
mol Keep yOm ADVISED where you lind great variety
ana good quality OF hUOIs Shoes hats caps, umbrellas
and carr CT sacks, my ia aud winter stock OF which
have Just received.
deem ii useless partlcularize suffice II to say
have all kinds Of the above gOOhS usually this ci-
W. and VIII sell them To all who may be disposed pa
trOnILe at lowest prices.
Please remember the Old Post Office corner.
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FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &c.

ISTnnIcd.-The subscribers will purchase OF make
w hbelal advances consignment 10 baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, OF Hour, wheat rye, Oas, COr
barley clover and timothy seeds Also butter (sOIid
plckled) and eggs. GILL d Co.
Wat Si
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

rTNHE coparnership heretofore existing between MI.
ehaei sweeney, III, Johnston, Jr.; Peter Shoenber
ger James NJ Todd, aud A. n Johnston, under me ann
name OF Sweeney Johnston q Co was dissolved on
The 9Th day oi june 1854, by the death Of Peter shoe
Since that date the undersigned have continued The bus
mess OF the late firm under tie aud style Of SwSe
ney, JOhHstOH& co. -
MICHAEL SwERNHY.
TIL: JOHNSTON,
JAMES n. TODiI,
ABlJAH n. JOHNSTON.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

P,TrspURGH, Nov. 5.-River feet I inches
Rising slowly. Weather clear.
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NOTlCE-EXTRA.
II AVING heen East and selected the most splendid
IL lots OF marble brought TO this market, want
all nay lends TO call Immediately and leave their orders
for an kind they may want.
Having purchased largely will finish UP work in the
latest AID most approved styles and al the lowest rates
ieig - ~ '1'r MI RoHAN.
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Soft Hats.
@ AVERY has received and is opening very
" large assortment of Soft Hats OF all qualities shapes
and cOlOrs, aud will be sold at the lowest prices.
Nos. 14s and t4s Main st. Wheeling, Va. = oei
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PARKEKSBUKG PACKET.
1sg@N THE and fast. running passenger
a packet, MONONGAHELA BELLE, Capt
&55As..lf1S MI. II ERIs, will a regular packet
951hetwcemWhe and PaTke burg. Icav.
ing Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Renrui ng will leave Pal Sbnrg every Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday
For freight or passage, apply on hoard. oe1ltf
Smyrna times., 1855-01-31

The Pills should be used ooujnniy with the ONT
meut IN most ul the ipliONIIg casts:
Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Bur :, Bnmnus. IhIldialiS.
Chapued hands, unlraclcd and sun J"u,s. sIulIs,
G,Ii. GlaI dUaI SWeldngs, LuhlbIso Piles. Garuml-
SH.khrun, Sra.ds Sur' NIplcG. Surr-thrut Ills,
SklHdIsr"ScS. ScHrVy. >orr.h heads rerN " "uIrs,
Sold al The establishment ul PiOies.ut holloway,
81 Maudcn Lane. New York. also hy all irctt2ic
Druggists and De 'irrS IN Medic nrs Throughout the
nlcd S,atcs in POS nj ~ cents, 623 cents ant -
tlca To hc had WhuIcsaIc ri the Puncl,.u Drug
Houses III lie lniol
81 There . a considerable SAVING by taking the
tar sZcS
B Directions for the guidance of patient,
IA every dl>orde, are affixed 10 each Pot.
Dee. e. 1891.