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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
M1ssLsslpPI ELEcrloN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I2.-It is reported here on
the authority ofdspatches sGtom- Jackson that all
the Dem.cratIc me mbers Of Congress ale elected
in Mississippi. The Legislature is also Demo
cratic by 80 majority. The Democratic State
ticket has majority of 1000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

NExr TnuRsD.r being Thanksgiving day, the
Banks and Savings Institutions OF the city will be
closed. Persons having business in these instit :
tons on that day, are referred to notice in an
other column. 10 .'e7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

Nov. 12-FIour sales Of City Mills were made
to-day at S,87 aud Howard ST. at 8. Wheat mar
dull and without change, sales Oh white and yell
low al 9Oa95.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

PLEAsANr.-TO open your wlfe's Jewel box and
discover strange gentlelnan's hair done up as .
keepsake Mo know nothing that makes an ar
dent temperament more 'Anliey.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

A very heavy TAIN occurred here yesterday eve
ming al half past O'Clock, which sackened of 10
u persevering dlizzIe that manifested decided
determination TO 'Tun all night"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITrsnuRGI, Nov. 10 River feet1O inches
falling. Weather wet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

"Oh! never mind 'em; the bugs won't hurt
ZEN much, guess; they're an old patr. Let'em
IIp."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

The best Ietort we have seen for long time wos
that OF gentleman, reported by c0tempora-
~, Who. on being Awakened by the captain of a
steamboat with the announcement that lie must
hot occupy berth with his boots on, considerable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

Frsrr AND GAME The veteran Capt. Moystou
will have for sale this morning, at the Boat Store
cornell. superb lot of Lake Fish, Wild Ducks. &c.
Epieures will be on the alert.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
The Law of Newspapers .

CoUxcrL.-TEe regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council will take place this evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
MEDICAL.
ALL SHOULD TRY W.. .
} R. j. HosTETTER,s
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 ROllIe. sold in One \ cnr.

NoTHINti in the marLet-nvilins in the medical mar
NJ oI Tue past hly years, has eQuaIed nor
d" "'tC'e DC lioJ1ced :otqnl tins '
GkEAT ANlI-DYSPEPTIC
bI IoSicNers PREPARATION is not an old Prapnv,s r..
~ ' te nGte experimental result or some AIlsieur
NGi oI investigation Is tile result nj a 1Tn
lomu ana cIabu's' SiudI OF one U The noSI .risIjS
Chemists ri the pr eScnI century ~ '""os sSIeH"HC
bT HOsteter subniIs his MVa us bile hitter. % -
mcai te>tS' {" WHAT'S slii better ersnnaI ~ 100
YOU own constitutions The tue OneUtie OF tis. hS'
Of their great medicinal effects viii he ,sH aut
an almost Incredible short space OF time mon ~
ten. '"' upon your SSs-
are you dysrePtic2 Then take ,lese celebrated SION
aCh biiieIS 'S"'S'cu Htonl'
Are you hIiousl Try one bottle of these bitter. and
be relieved al once. 0'''e'S' anu
ave you annoyed by Indigestion? Remuye IN, c.us. m
the itcc of these bite 5 ~ '''S Cause oy
Have you lever and aEurP n v NAVY tlous,ua Il; ,
est ana South have been cured OI This NJ
st'oylns disease by tie I'ee these bitteIs
Nu ShOulh Ivy tliS ca; auIdOte We NeuIure IN AZ
vcI AID ague cannot Occlr - N~ SAse VI TO-
Uhe MlEeS1ssul taken three times dRy before ue,Is
VIII be Ound great tonic ugemt, which All viii snmIeci
!lc Wen le S0Hr satisfied O the iaci ns ev ,,iii he
by giving the bit one trial - 30 t'Oa W!l' oe'
mere are 9th BItieIs' lenYcsented In he the cam.
Ivii,ort +, -" HtNNeY worthless Our BtleTs arc
mi ~, in @ 'helt medicltai qualities. They arc
drecTi" ~ 'Gs' oSnalng lull quart with the
blown on the DO None other comm '" "'"s'S''
fRlC NE DOLLAR BOTTLE
TOT SAFE by all the principal Druggists hotel bsrs
states AID by 4SN' ''S N4'te"
EuSHFIELD a. Co, and
icea,,va,w THOMPSON q PATTERSON, ..ss.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

PARop was induced to give two concerts IN
Pittsburgh, instead of only one as previously an
nounced- a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
Oak Hall u
NJ 1o3 1,,i., .i7,,.S-.7I-,.s,,.

Ne10 Books.
(tORA and tile Doctor;
" Scenes in the Practice OF New York Surgeon;-
The Hearth Stone by Sam OssOod; ~ -
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland;
The School OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and ystery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by VIM. North;
Which: the Right the Lelt2
The News Boy;
% WoIverts ROOst, bv Washington Irving; -tE.
IlcrOmcs OF History by Mary E. Heweft;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MUlOnamacSj
Female Life among the MotmOns;
ROges Thesaurus of English Words.
Together with Ia &c of the hest works in
the various departments OF literature
For sale by THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
OCl3 III Main st,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

tANDKERCHlEEo AND CKAVATS.
IT ANDKERCHlEFS or all kinds, embracing the
Ii newest and fashionable styles Of Stotks aud
ricS 20 H-
Black Silk cravats, extra sizes;
do Satin do do
SCaifs-piain black and fancy;
Plain white and bOrlercd linen hanlkerchieis
Half hose OF all kinds, embracing double and baston
ribs.
SuspenIers OF I'll kinds including boys muers, of va.
IiOus styles and superior quality.
All Of which will be sold very low at No. Washing.
ton Hall by
orlO ] H. STALLNAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

J. n MARSH, - .'@'E M ~ w.TN1S
Marsh & wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES. .a7
lar TtE oLD STAND j.. !. MARsH.l
NO. So Monroe street,
WHEELING, Va. -
NEXT DOOR TO GREER, OFT AMI IN -
w EAIe now IeoeV wing from eastern manufacturers
ny one Of largest and hest aBsOrtments Of boots
m1kc they having aoeu selected with great cave and
nv , Gu cd to order according 10 dlrcCtios
we are now prepared TO accommodate our customers
G Irr Whole o. retail, with variety of Fall aud win
City either ~ stye quality MATERIAL or dMra bity or
country. ~ - ~'' "'"''
Our stock consists in part ofhe following articles.
MEMS BUUTs.
| ;m 6 pairs best calf bOotsi
so LICK H'tE
90 : water proof boots
MEMS RRoGANS.
KY M1 pairs best calf br0sausi
go f thieA
100 low price br0gnns
BoY's AND YuuTH's RRu0ANs
| Gno pairs boys thick broganA;
Sc youths % Si!'.,.
RoT'S BOOTS.
ON pairs boys thick boots;
90 So5 s sdEr
YOUTHS boots.
I@ pairs youths cali boots,
20 20 l hhlt
wOMEH'S WEAR,
zoo pairs wOmen's lace boots,
100 hin
900 morocco boots.
wOMEN'S CATERS.
$50 pairs wOnen's CATERS, all cOort;
0NO walking shOesi
~ morocco buskinSj
200 Jenny Lindsi
100 slippers.
MISSES nuors.
ESQ morocco bootsj
3O gaer
80 kip
CHILDREN's BOOTS.
600 Childien's fancy boots;
lND hid aud morocco
40 goat
the hest guilty. = = ~
Also, great variety not here which we
VIII sell either wholCsa retail, most TeaSola
Merchants win find /! to their GeNded advantage toca
ana examine our stock before making their Fall and win
'eF purchases nV9 MARSH & WAYMAN.
Just Received.
nv a. EDWARDS d BRO lave lust rece yed FINN
~ the East, Cat their New Grocery adoinipS lie
FoSOCe,) an excellent and carefully selected 6SSor1enI
OF hne IIocGes 10 Which they invite the attention OF ali
IN want good and cheap groceries, Our stock SopSSIS
III part OF fine
i:io M1raceibo, and Java coees, brown clarified dos
Crushed and Pulverized Sugars;
Teas IN great variety and fine qInlitieSi
COCOA. hlouno aud Chocolate Of the beat brands,
RES, IN cansi rico flour, corn starch;
FaTina, sage, maCaTonI, lsinslass, Jelytimt
heTmuda Arrowroot dried curTRRts TaiSipP, aluouAa
owes, hops, etci Tobacco and aegarS ine qusltles
Soaps, elC.i Fine ground Table salt,
Spices and Essences Of every VaTfsty.
lOseeT with many other articles tedIOpS to en-
meHIe, an OF which we arc % ling al very low pcos.
ed. Remember the rIaee-corner or IA DiSrS
steets.aIl0lnlng The POstoice. Wheeling, Va. myRS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
EMBRUlDEKIES.

EMBRUlDEKlES.
WE have just received 1900 cOarS in every possible
variety OF price and pattern. beautiful
Of collars and COaI and sleeves natchi FIOumc
inss FIsinss and nsertmgs in iacome, NasOok TIN cad
and null, thread faces. VaIenceMs, Maltese do Elegant
black aud coIOred Wells, iacomc ac, and Swiss. eeves
etc. etc. OC99 HkISKEI L & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
Dissolution of Co-PartneeirShipp

IHE co:partnerslip heretofore existing hCtweRD MI
\ GIsel Sweeney, III; johnston, Jr; Peter Si,oe,bsr
ser James NJ Todd, aud A. n, Johnston, under ~ Arm
name name OF sweeney Johnston Co, was dissolved on
he ger. : " F''' - SsS+ ''9Hp'p-
Since that date the undersigned have continual H.. bp
neyp Johnston d Co. '''ES ~ ""s'e
MiCHARL SWEENEY,
I'll; JOHNSTON,
jams n. TODD,
A8lJAH n. JOHNSTON.
DISSOLUTION. y
nrm Of Sweeney johnston & Co.. thhday dIb
lhoNnS Johnston. Jr.. retiring from the firln -
Al SWEENEY,
J. N TODn, .f ~ s.t.
THOE: JOHNSTON. IA
@Uh..,;.,. ,,.,- a: n. JOHNSTON,
CO-PARTNERSHIP, i
TUE undersigned have united tLoms+IVes for tL0 pur
se Ol manufacturing all kinds OF Iron and Nails nj the
missouri Iron Works under the style OF j. Al I;odd q
firm. wv 4b' VI 'uo "'u
}. M TODD
llvGH NICHOLS.
Jvbo.,iv, ~, m, - a. N. JOHNSTON.
-"eS5I Eeu. SSG, Iooo, teb9I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
BUTLER'S BOOK KEEPERS
....4.- Writing Fll1id


SINCE this supenor Fluid Ink has been before the pub.
~ lie. now nearly two years. it has been cOnstantysain
ed Arnold Fluid.
During the past gear twenty thousand quart and pint
bottles, together with smaller sizes innunerable, have
been sold 10 bankers AMI merchants In Cncnna Louis.
ville' Pittsburgh buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, TeTTe
Haute, lafayette, Vncrmnes, indianapolis, Evansville,
Frankfort, lexington. Nashville, Memphis, ST. Louis,
Vtcksbuls Jackson Natchez and New Orleans lit has
also been adopted in the State Kentucky,
Tennessee and Mississippi 1t has taken three first
Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes Cincinnati
Louisville, and four diplomas and Prize Medals ut State
llhoiS - 2 .-l77
The following merchants, bankers, DC. of swh-eItng
heretofore usm Arnold's English Ink have purchased
j. Buffers Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Merchants and Nc
chancs' Bank OF Wheeling; Rank Wheeling; Crescent
Manufacturing COmpan,i County Clerk OF Ohio county;
National reIe raph Office; baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
Offices Mcclure Houses Kelly, Holloway IL Co; Russell
Il MCA'ee Gordon, Matthews Il IOj 7 Sweeney & SOM
List & Howell; Notion. Acheson& Co; CIange d Cot
DoaHe d Cowgirl; OFT & Boyd: boyd OFT; Oliver Pry.
OF James H. StoHt Il Coz L1mbLiI, GilhersOn q Co :
PieSs.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc30 LAMBDIN, GILBERsON & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

the hest quality. - -
Also great variety not here enumerated, which we
ll sell either wholcsa or retail, tie Teasoa
Merchants win find 1t to their Ieided advantage to call
and examine our STOCK halore making their Fail and win
Ter purchases nV9 MARSH & WAYMAN
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Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
Rail ROAD.

E5izE ma TTE5T5s7sS:a El7i15E75751 -
HB3at6 SfJg gSs5 tf{u gefJ5Ss5J sL ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. N
USI received large supply OF neIino Under Shirts
ana DIaweas, eXIIG sizes, running nom 30 TO a
inches in the breast, which Will be sold very low at No.
Washington Hall by . = -
ocIO e. '--' ]. H. sTALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, "a.

Wnntcd.-The subscribers will purchase or make
w liberal advances consignment 10 baltimore,
Philadelphia OF New York. OF -four, wheat rye oats, corn,
barley clover and timothy seeds Also Eutler Csulii
pIcklcd) aud eggs. GILL, & Go.
Ag9 waiRr 81
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31
Slavery in Kansas.

We receive letters by nearly every mail
asking our opinion as regards the security
of slave property in Kansas Territory.
We can truly answer that no Territory in
Uncle Sans dominion can be found where
the slave can be made more secure, on his
work command a higher price. Kansas
is adapted to slave labor, as all can testify
who have experimental in the matter.
Our slave population is gradually increas-
ing by the arrival of emigrants and
settlers from the slave States, who,
having an eye to making a fortune,
have wisely concluded to secure farm in
Kansas, and stock it we'll with valuable
slaves. There are nearly one hundred
slaves in this immediate neighborhood, and
we have yet the first case of ones escap.
ing to record. Situated as Missouri Is
being surrounded by Free States, we would
advise the removal Of negroes from the
frontier counties to Kansas where they are
comparatively safe. Abolitionists too well
know the character of the Kansas Squat
ter to attempt to carry out the nefarious
schemes of the under ground railroad COM
panieS.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

TRADE WITH JAPAS.-The officers of
the United States Steamer Powhaten re-
port that great change has already taken
place among the japanese. They appear
to be desIrous of intercourse with foreign
ers, and are much more sociabIe and affa-
BILE than they We're on the previous visits of
the steamer. The officers bought some
beautiful lackered and porcelain ware
No restrictions were placed upon their In
tercourse with the people on shore; and
they say it was common thing to see Of
ficers sitting about IN the houses, surround
ed by the family, and entertained by ac-
conlplished young ladies singing and play
ing on the .ute.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

ia A subscriber writing from San An
tonic, Texas, says: The anti-Know-
Nothings are carrying everything before
them, and the name of Henry Wise is in
every body's mouth for the Presidency.
Every body here is in favor of the Kansas
Nebraska bill, and Sam Houston is noto-
riously unpopular We have had an abun-
dance of rain, and crops are very fine in
deed"
We would be much pleased to hear from
this writer frequently, touching the state Of
public opinion and other matters of inter-
est transpiring in his vicinity. Knowing
him to have been " right on the goose" and
to have been active in the pro-slavery in
terest while resident of Lexington. Mo-,
his communications would be read with in-
creased interest.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

EyeItis said that Prentice of the Louis
vile Journal, who was so wrathy because
Kansas went for Slavery, and Raynor. of
South Carolina, delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention, were clamorous for de-
claration in favor of the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

g The case of the ship Young Bran
der, of New Orleans, which was in COLI
sion with the British steamer Pactolus IN
December last, has been decided in the
Admiralty Court in favor of the ship, and
charging the blame Of the collision wholly
to the steamer. The owners of the steam
er viii pay abou. G40O0 for the damages.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

"D1cK T1Sro." The Paris corespon-
dence of the New York Times says he
lately caught Horace Greeley, who is now
in France, playing cards. When at home
he includes all things of that kind, in his
abolition code of morals, as the greatest Of
vices.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

BY Governor Gardner has had a gold
headed cane presented to him by the Bos-
tonians, in San Francisco, as token of
their appreciation of his frmness and in
dependence in refusing to remove Judge
Loring. The cane cost $500. The
Telegraph thinks that if the Governor
wants reelection, it won't do for him to
be seen walking with that cane.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

SLAVES Protected By LAw.-The
most appropriate answer to the charge so
often made by those who oppose the ad-
mission of this territory as Slave State,
"that slaves are not protected by law in
the Southern States" is the case of the
State Of Louisiana VS.. Hunter, recently
tried at Baton Rogue. in which the de-
fendant was charged with selling slave
and separating the mother from her chill
dren, contrary to the statute in such cases
made and provided. The accused plead
guilty, and was sentenced by Judge Rob-
ertsen to pay fine of one thousand dol
lars, forfeit the slaves, and suffer six
months imprisonment.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

ia An editor in Missouri announces
that the publication of his paper will fe
suspended for six weeks, in order that be
may visit St. Louis with load of bear
skins, hoop-poles, shingles, oak-bark, pick
led catfish, &c., which he has taken iOf
subscription. He is bound to raise the
cash on them.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

NEGRO WOMAN DRowNED.-On We'd
nesday week last, Mr.. Grafton Thoma-
sons negro woman, who was about thirty
nine years of age, left her home, and, un-
til Tuesday last, every effort to learn her
whereabouts proved fruitless. She is sup
posed to have drowned herself whilst la-
boring under a temporary arrangement, as
her body was discovered in the Missouri
river about two miles below Atchison.-
The fact of her leaving in the night has
induced US to believe the act premeditated.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

EF The President of the United States
attended the celebration of the fourth of
July at Cape May, and, in response to a
sentiment in his honor. made a brief but
eloquent and appropriate address.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

"a During the last year the gross in-
come of the American Baptist Missionaf'
Union tell short $50, 900 below the exPeh-
diture, and the Union is now embarrasse'
with debt Of 100000.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

EW We are indebted to the proprietor
of the "Westport Daily Sentinel for a
copy of their valuable journal, from which
we gather most of our Legislative Re-
ports
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

Eg7 Mr.. Lambs new horse boat is
now in operation. Atehison will soon be
favored with a steam ferry, when, from the
competition between the rival ferry compa-
MES, the rates of crossing may be safely
estimated at low fi..ures.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

IA The crops of South Florida are
ten per cent. better than they have usually
been at this season.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

s@ The corn crop in Kansas is jump
ing right along, under the influence of ouI
recent fine rains and the present warm
days and nights.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

"a If it is the wish of families in this
nelghborhood to take number one paper,
that will be both amusing and instructive,
we refer them to the "WAvERLy Mac
Az1Nr,' published at Boston, Mass, by
Moses A. Dow, Esq, at only $500 per
annum. 1t is one of the largest papers in
the United States, beautifully printed, with
16 large pages, filled with Tales, Biogra-
ply, History, &C., and new peice of mu-
sic for the piano and guitar, in every num-
Der. Our friends in Kansas and Missou-
ri would do well to become subscribers to
this valuable journal
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

E The French soldiers in the Crine'
fight on New England rum. It maze
them very spirited.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

st@ One hundred guns were fred at
Chicago. ILL.,, on the 2Sth, to celebrate the
defeat of the Prohihitory Liquor Law
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31
OUAcHITA GOLD MINES EXPLORED

OUACHITA 0OLD MINES Explored
Grand Hunabug. learn from pas
senger on the James Fl. Lucas, who had
a conversation with a gentleman from the
alledged gold region in Southwest Missou-
ii, that the report Of the existence Of gold
in that portion Of country is entirely un-
founded. Herepresen:s the feeling against
Pool, the originator of the story, as being
very great, and that the company in which
he travelled had taken vote to hang him.
The only excuse given Tor circulating the
above report was that he believed that gold
could be found in that region, and the only
way to get a company OF sufficient strength
to explore the country was to create the
impression that the 's filthy lucre" abound
ed in great abundance. Those of our cit
liens who have been on their heads for
sometime in relation to this matter, can
probably defer their visit to that unprofta-
bic section of Uncle Sans farm.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

Lola Montczis about TO leave Cal
ifornia for Australia. Calcutta, Sc.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

e We had the pleasure of making
the acquaintance, on board the James H.
Lucas, of F. MeMurray, Esq, the intel
ligent editor of the Western Dispatch.
We found him TO be gentleman in every
particular, afsab;e. IN his manner. and like
all editors; generally, a, :. clever fellow
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

E5r Running entirely cur OF the last
issue of cur paper. we were unable, TO fur
nlsh the numerous lists of new subscribers
received during the rast week.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31

Congress are Published by Au-
fIsOrify.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
DISSOLUTION.

TAy.I e concern O Wi,~on < Frankn Is this day DIS.
4 sovsi hy hmitnton. All persons havrg claims
usans the Con vii present them to Joseph II Wi.
ron for pay ynent; indebted 10 the concern WI !
make psvmrat IN Joseph II wilson. he having pur
chased jane, Frank.ins interest in the
JOS H. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.September lst 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

AT.n over TOO UUU Ininiings SiapIos Mcdal- ChnIi.
Albums, vnlunblc Books, and Portfolios of Engraving.
mai oe in ei I50 600 gins which will be dist butsd bs
II committee appointed by the Shareh,laers and for.
~acd free Of charge bv he Pubc obedient servants
DASHALL & Co,
ds6 broadway. New York.
Orders fr Enerasings md Tie eta in this errat en-
Prise daily arriving from al parts OF the United
Stntra md Canala. which warrant "a in prom sing
very cnry day ir the distribution Applications should
be made Immediately, MS only certain number of Tick
ca1 ho sold. Letters with the money enclosed, to
be rcpnd and tho Engraving md Ticket will bc for
war led free DASHALL H. CO.
dec l3-d lAlar 4S6 Broadway New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

NEW BAKERY The subscriber hoving rur.
y chase of Nj John B Shaner, duoi below
the Norvce House, his enur Sock OF Goods, consist.
ing Of such usually kept in the best
Choice Liquors, Segnrs. Tobacco, Candies. Toys, and
all article. necessary for well regulated Coneconary
Restaur he promises thnt h. WILL ut NIL times,
hi. best cxeriions ccommndnte in the Bccepta
BILE all who may invor him with u call. Il
tir- attention will be devoted the business and he is
determined that his pnlt, effort shall he wanting
provide for his GUESTS The Bakery is nso attached
the establishments where every article in that depart
Inent will be furnished AT short notice.
Oysters and Snacks furnished from7, A NJ. tn l2,
i. NJ. All usk Is n call To insure your return.
EDWARD l.. ilEINiCHEN.
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
New Concern.

FI,HE Subscribers have this lay associated themselves
together for the purp Sc Of conducting gen"Inl
t;t tocerv Cnnmi.si.u and Receiving aud Forwarding
Business under The yle and firm o Ruckcr and Redd
ut the old -lu"d of A b. Ruckcroppositc the Vrgnia
Bank where they will keep constantly ~. hnnI lal ge
II nd we'll ns.orted stock of fomils Groceries, Iron,
Steel Field Seed. &c. hey will give personal nttCn.
tinn to the sale nj Wheat Flour Bacon and all kinds of
Country Produce. and make bcr cash advances on
consiepmeuts IN hand AMBROSE RUCKER,
LOUIS W REDD.s