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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
WILSON & HARLEY, '48HOs
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL dxptx1s, .
Corner Of Second & Brady ,ts.. oayear6H, ~

Vcrncr o1 second q BTady Sts., UAvehrost, W..
IN Hhds. n. 0. Sugar, very ISw, r afst ~ -
lU Clarified G. Crushed Sugar. 49,.
Glass, White Lped & Oils, u l@f 2sA@f'AA
,tr- 10 bbls n. o, Molasses, -. ,s.s ,4s;-..r~
10 do Sugar house do,
.H do Syrup, n5n #sg saa tsIfn3
81 bbls Molassev.
I Superior Yonne Hvioa. lmpI & Ba. rss,H
leo sacks dried apples N peaches. gst..t,n,
~ Eytrac. of Lemon ard Lemon Syrur S@t&S
Essence OF Cofee, Bfoma. chocolate & Cossal
R5ms, Shoulders & Sides,
siJgnr cured csnvassed Hams, 10 ssh wNs
Goldfish: VT. Fish in bbls, II.
60 kegs NxfIs. sta zA@8 80 i4k3 yf3FGJG
togeher with large assortment Of Queens, ssdap<
Willow ware, nd gil other goods eonnecfet ttx m
business, which will be sold creep foreasb.d 1i9dt
The whole Of the stock has beer carefslly leetet
In the Eastern and Southerr nark cts, ew6 Asosl
rs great tinducemsntsto purchasers atany othe hous,
in the city. WILSON a ,HAKlKV
May I3. ,-T-,T -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
Rumors Of War with Spain

The Washington Union has ior some time been
Illuminating anathemas against Spain on account
ofallegel insults Offered our citizens anu vessels
by Cuba. A reader Of The Union would be disPo.
sed 10 think that we were on The immediate ere
of war with Spain. How fSt President Pierce
and his Cabinet entertain tie sentiments Of ihe
Union newspaper, which Is still believed 10 be
their organ, hasnol as yet been made publici but
ifrumOrs speak truly, they Ste.di'pOsed 10 take a
very belllseteht stand. The matter, il appeats 10
ns rests manly on this question; viii The Ad.
nlnnlnton Join with lowless, hOtheaied iIli.
bus!er., or can lawless. hot headed fllibusten
make pliunt tools Of the Administration
We suLjoin numbet Of extracts presenting Tie
present condition oflhe subject:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

letter 10 Concha stated the exact case Of Df' Peck,
ID regard 10 bis health, lis character aud ttsobeci
il yi3ine Cuba, precisely as we laid Il before the
President, and demanded 10 know OF the Captain.
General Or OuGa why anil upon what charges DE-,
peck Eas tmpTisoped, Tho reply Of Coneha, AZ
Ter grand flourish In The Spanish style about Cuba
ana SnAin, &C., said thai the government Of Spaii
dil moi think Il incumbent upon her 10 tell any
American citizen why he was imprisoned IN .
Spanish dungeon. Theywete upon the same fool
ing with Spanish subjects when they came within
lbe Spanish dominloRS; and, In ieplay 70 Tue de-
mAnd OF NJ. Robertson in regard 10 ID. PECK, Tue
Consul. Genetal said lie did moi feel bound 10 give
any other answer than this, lie said that the
Spanish government considered tlls Island OF CNba
was In state Of siege. Yon may well Imagine,
said Mr., Perrin, The Indignation Of our govern.
ment when Il received The above from Cereal
Concha as his reasons for The imprisonment oil ont
friend. Secretary Marcy gave useVeIy encourage
mGnt.
The Intelligence thai d.. Peck had been Feleas.
ed on hail had moi reacheI Washington when thO$e
interviews took place.
Its ssid The arrest wos probably made IhIoufh
mistake, as Nj. Peok's name is neatly Similst TO
that Of fillibuster who was connected with The
Lopez parry. Such mistakes are not al oil aSIes'
able to American citizens.
Here is precious specimen Of FiIlIbuste'ins
brayadO and tooIety. 1t is from South Carolina
papers
ain our deliberate judgment no time should be
LOST In preparing fot final and successful struggle
tor Cuba. The slightest PEOyOcallon should be
seized as the cue for bold, enc getic, ond decisive
action. Now Is tie time 10 strike, and we trust
Nj. Pierce will cease tie pen.Snd.papet wurlate
OF diplomats and demand Ieparalion and satisfac'
ton before The Moro CsSle al The tdnaOa's mouth.
Right OF wrong, The interests OF our Government
and The spirit Of liberty demand that Cuba Should
be brought under The power Of tie COnstitution
and the genial influence Of our institutions aud
as il must come 10 this complexion al last, at what.
ever cost, we say letH come nOp."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

FAuLESES's MopE OF ELEcrlOSrENrS0.-.We
understand thai The Right Honorable Charles Jas.
Faulkner has fooled Ills Congressional DisIric,
with packages Of garden seeds from The Patent
Office, distributing them most literally among tue
matrons of his Wing constituents, with view Of
Influencing votes. ASA consequence tue aootIla.
carries Of Winchester, I.ee!burg, MarIinsburs and
The other towns, ere down on him like thee or
four bundled thousand Of brick for interfering
with their legitimate business, and cutting OF their
sales Of these profitable articles Of merchandise.
Faulkner aud garden seeds GARDEN seeds and
Faulkner ChaIles James forever -RiehmOnd
Khig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

r- PetsOns knowing themselves indebted TO
sweatnseu, TAylOt& Co, and Sweatnsen, Beat
,ty& Co. ats requested 10 settle uP immediaielyOs
the old business must be closed up, and money Is
needed to nay debIS. Remember this and lose no
time In calling around.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

TuE CAMKLs ARK COAlSo,--lt will he tecol.
lecIed that by recent act Of Congress certain
smount was appropriated 10 enable The SECRETARY
Of War 10 Ivy the experiment OfinIroIucins camels
on Ibis continent as beasts Of burden aud for mill.
lnry purposes. As The Navy Department have oc.
casion 10 send stores 10 our spuadton in the Med.
turanean, the stoteship Supply, now al The New
York yard has been selected f1t Ibis purpose, and
on Der return voyage will bring The Canels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
Tue IlrroRr is THE MASSACHUSETTS NvSSERy

TIE ltEP0RT ~ THE MASSACHUSETTS NUSSHRY
CasE.--l'le Boston Telegraph Of Tuesday says
Nj. Gti(linof GhnEsStOwn, from the inveSllgat.
inr Committee on this subject, submitted a long
aud aud uhle report, commencing with al ennnc'
alton Uf the securities which the State hdd ever
given 10 tue private resident and religious lnsllin.
lion, aud recognizing the right Of The press ~ COM
lnrnl on my presumed violation Ul such secuii.
lies. Reviewing next The action Uf the LrgiSla
lnie upon The Inaiet suggested by the original
order relative 10 certain religious Institutions It
states that when the committee COnilenctd It's
duties, the eyeSOi tie whole community Property
tested upon them. The report thinks tlsIe was
no authority in The action Of tue Legislature to
warrant the COMMITTEE ltivef$ing Tie State, plying
into religious OF other institutions, where there was
no evidence Vi IMPROPER dung, accompanied as
they wefe Oya 'einue larger than the OlsIna. num-
bet Of lLelE appointment. Though peCtdrnIS ate
not wanting 10 show TINT OIIlet committees OIL
fOrmcT occasions had exceeded their legitimate
duty; il was custom nUIr lIOnOTcd IN The breach
than IN the observance
The report then passed 10 review The testimony
disclosed III the heaIlrg, showing that PElOT 10 the
18th OF February there was no evidence presented
To the CGnmllec that Warranted the investigations
they commenced, save general EunlUr. TIE Ques.
ton lheIelofe recurted- What went ye cut IUr tu
seel-nnd il was proved Of tls hearing, that some
twenty VI thirty minutes wefe passed at tile IioS.
bury school! that ut dinner, previously oIdeTeI,
followed al the Norfolk House, nj which cham.
pncne aud several bouts wcte consumed; that
nothing implicated any member u the Committee
ia impToWletIeS al tie school, save Mr.. Joseph
Hiss, ami that nothing was shawn VI any lmpfO.
priely intended by any pelsUni that liz uflcle
in The Advertiser was "liIlen by the edtOS, in
pursuance Of what they deemed thelr duly 10 the
public; that the PatakiNg Of liQuOtS which tLv
State had Outnwed al The dinHet MuSl nat what
legislators should DOT aud that thu allegGon Of
ruIeRess lOwnrdS a sick pupil, might be naturally
supposed by her when in IsCl II did nOt OCCur.-
Tie Commltlee have no comment 10 make IN Nj.
Hiss conduct, his actions being before su)tlIet
Committee.
The report concludes in the following worlds
~ Q suggest tlU action. As we understand CHt
powers, we were appointed 10 Investigate only.
We have performed The unweCome task IedtesSY.
Without iesr, favor, affection or hope Of iewuti,
we have done The work with which We were Chnrs
3D.
Tho report was accepted, and The House i'd
jouEned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

u.FThe questions Of the day ale, shall we have
a war about Cubal AMI will there lie a peace in
Europei aud much about both topics Is said IN the
papeis, pro and con. We incline to believe that a
large majority of our people DO noI dcsite wat
about CHA, OF anything else just at this tine, and
that the Governments II Europe ato heartily SICK
Of The war on their hands. Experience shows thai
war is almost sure to bring disaster and distress i'll
lis tain, even 10 those who are not uctnOiy en-
gased III its prosecution. The whole world, al hi:
axe, Is murli interested in excepting the peace
everywhete, tue United States ESPECIALLY.
GdIttte,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

GTThe Photographic Journal, in Ieply 10 slate.
ment that there is no safety IN bank notes, be.
cnuseithey can be initiated by tho photographic
process sOys that notes printed on both sides will
mol admit Of such imitation, uS The paper will moi
receive an impression on both sides; ulso that is
impossible to produce two or more cOoH at The
sums time, and that the red hacks Of bank notes
could no. be copied without changing The color Of
lhe face Of the note.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

An INTERESTING CoSvERsArIoS.-1'h follow.
Ing scene actually did occur at sale recently in
Morgan county between one OF our citizens and
the II. Hon. Chns. Jas. Faulkner, upon Whose
shoulders hos fallen the mantle Of Democracy
Mr.. Faulkner approached, 50 our informant s,OIes,
with The saulaltOn;
How ale you, MI IL, glad TO see yon, hope
your family's wel.'
'TOleru6ly we'll, | thank yOu-but see hete,
stranger, you sOrlel sol The adSsnlHgeo HE, fe.
piled H..
20! well, my name is Faulkner, ON tho can
lilatc Of the Democratic convention tot Congress,
and am soliciting votes. think, Nj. IL, you
have volet for me before
'Nevet did, In my llfe-nevet cast Democtatic
yote-nryer intend to. but since you mentioned
il. rather think | did vote some yeats ago for
Wig named Faulkner, but that amt yoW, !hurs
cetnn.'
business, I. Is said, called The ex.member Of
Congtess away before he had time 10 explain how
Mr.. RsulkRet, Whis, and Mr. PauIkaet Democrat,
were the same, aud consistent in principle al that.
--Romnty Intel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

TiE partnership heretofore existing under Tie nlne oil
q. H. &G H. wckhlm, vas dissolved uI tic lat Of Ue.
t0ber, 1871.
Tie business will hc conducted at the old stand-Auc
Oc3I GkO K WICKIlAM,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

Ts.yrL TO EuROrE.-The steamships from New
York and Boston iOr Europe are now crowded
with psssengets-some 10 visit lie Worlds Pair,
which is 10 open next month a, Paris some TO make
The tour Of Eutope, and some 10 visit The CrmeO,
10 witness The afrIrs at SeUastopOI Steamers take
spectators from MarseilIes 10 BaIokuva for $50
flames each. The Baltic which sailed fun New
York on Wednesday, took out no less than ECO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
srArp ELECTION.

Ma. RprOs,-plea,e announce l, ". alTCuRLLa as
suitable candidate to represent The county of Ohio Ia
The next flouse Of pelesates Of Virginia. lie IL well
known to our elllrps. aud will make anstsen;,sPts-
sentative. apis OHIO COUNTY.
-----. asS'.~-- -->------ Id
Ma. EplroRt-pkase announce Dr. JN0. q. DAMP
BILL as suitable re,sOato represent Ohio county in
the next House Of DtIssass leisIn every way coupe
tent 10 the duties Of tue ofte. We hope 10 will consent
to serve. Byprs,snilns bis name yon will obllge
aPS MANY VoTRRS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

iran AgeA lady, named Ann Dickson, who
had always borne highly respectable character,
was found hanging dead in Troy, N. y, on April
lSlh, A spiritual communication 10 these words
SHE asserted to have received;
Mother, II you could but Understand one.half
Of the beauty Of our Heaven, as II Is called on
earth, you would long 10 com here. cannot lel
mote now, but DO come sgAin.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

rrSays Puncls Mr., Hutchinson, Of London, a
penUtiOus old bachelor, recently died al Kendall,
England, when eco in bank notes, were found in
his flannel vest. II lie old hulk len an heir, the
latter will, Of c0utse, claim his vested tghtS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
]. M, LEE,
New CONFECTIONERY.

NITILLlAS FOX would respectfully INFORM The citl-
W zens Of Wheeling, That lie las opened new cOn'ec
ilOncry Establishment at tic Old stand q tic 'lndiar
Queen" on MAIN Street bclow MunlOc. lie confidently
invites his old Ilends tOcdl and rarOnle him IN his new
business.
o. Ice creams and the iseaeles of The season, al all
hours ani1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

nTCar! James Armstrong, U. S. Navy, has
been ordered 10 The command Of The Eaa India
Squadron.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

trDestltue wOrkmen from the interior parts
ATE docking into Boston in search Of employment,
and doubtless into most other large cities, though
The times are 50 bad Ia these yety places, that
many resident wotkmen are still ont Of work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

uTJsckson Waffle forged 90 order fot $40 in
Rochester. bnt il was hotd TO prove il. The JUS
tce, however, asked him 10 wflte few words,
whit n he betrayed himself by spelling have"
mhare," as he had also done N The forged order.
Tie sent lie fellow 10 iail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
P. E. ZTNN,
Confeciioner and Tuitercr,

CORNkR UP NMN ASD NlNlSON STKEkTsI
Wheeling, Va.
will hA seen lrOn tile iive, The subscriber has le.
~ EOvcd his esabi hHlent IL tie "llIIdso COl"r,"
where lie win he p,ea'Cd ~ see oil his Old Cu'OneS and
as many rev OtS as my call His siOek Is mucll en-
larsed, and his rooms eatly rcittch Candles, Fruits.
Suls &C., a. wholesalc 81 lie very lowest plees Par
ties ami families supplied with Cakes and hUiis al short
HOiico. Hts Ice cream Sa1n Is tie mOAl pcsanl In
lie city, aud no attention. Will 10 spared to please his
anil =, K. ZlNS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

uFCOl. Colt CONTENDS that the alyanlueesoftIle
celebrated Minnie tide NE attained in superior
manner in his pistol. a test was made by him, in
connection with objects Of ordnance in London,
and his repeating rifle was found altogether ahead
Of lie Minnie. Colts ann Is loaded al The cylin.
der, which being trihe larger than The baueI,
toreeslhe ball fully into tile groves at the start
more completely attaining the desired object oil
force than lie Minnie balli and It has the udli-
tional advantage Of carrying a solid ball, which
holds tuer to direct line, AMI is not 50 much in.
ilueuced by the vacuum immediately following its
course,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

MELANCHOLY SrIcIpE.--A man named Charles
Cook committed suicide by drowning, in This city,
Un Thursday evening last. lnOrV sinf",.or Cas"
Of the ElnL perhaps Is not OIL Iecofd. lie was
German, and married, about Two months since, u
German eill, as we nnderSllnd, who has been
living with Mt. J. c CLARK TOT SeyeTal yeaTt.-
Since hiS marriage he has often threatened TO
destroy himself, which Cau'ed his friends much
uneaSine&. It nppeaiS that he was haunted with
lie foolish jelusiOn that he and his wife wcIe
doomed 10 starvation, although lle was sober and
industrious shoemaker, with steady employment,
aud had IL his possession at his death ont hun.
died and nnyt0 in gold, with every prospect
Of future success which may be dawn from pEu.
dence end economy. Ills dSconSOlalc wife lc'
turned yesterday morning to Mrs, Clorkswitfr her
effects. a Shcrl time before ko did the atI he
asked his wife TO accompany him in walk, which
she said she would do IN few minutes, but he
walked out, and vas seen no lnOre till one Of o
company Of fishers, about mile below town,
caught something Tremendous heavy OIL his boob,
when, upon drawing il 10 the surface, 10 lis H.
cxpressbe CONSERVATION he liscOveted il 10 be The
body uf ,ltownel man, which prOve,l 10 be that
VI pUot Cook I'ineennts (ind.) PairiOi, l4h.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
Date OF l.rpnriuro OF FotCiga, California
nuti Havana Ihltls
T0R Tttr MONTH or AFtlL, 1855,

letters 10 France, Holland and lielsuRl ust be pre-
paid q cents By the American StcaueISO Liverpool and
Sou hampton, 10ceniS hy the direct seanelsto HAVE,
and cents by itlS steamers. Letters 10 Sw LeIlad
AMI laiy Sh0Id COME under lie sane rule 10 Tleh eaIeT
their deSllnatOa,
closed nall consisting Of letters and newspapers, for
States aud cities VI The GeEnnlu Postal Union,
and leumATk, Norway, SweleE, Poland, Rus2ie,
Greece, Jonah Islands &c. tAnt IRON this office SEMI
weekly. ISAAC V. FOWLER, NJ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

9Trhe exquisite verses which follow nre attr
u,ed 10 Hon. William RoUe'I Spencer, an estte
ell friend Of Sir Waller Scott. The first We
is often quoted, but all ute alike graceful and
egunt:
TOO late stayed forgive the erinri
Unlfete1 few Tie lUuISi
How Roitelets llllS the iVOt OF liIne
That only treada OIL flowers.
What eye with clear account IeIlaIhs
The cbhlnE Of the GliSs,
When all lis sand ale IllInord sparks
That da1I!e as lley IASA.
oh who TO sOLer measurement
T'nN'S happy SwiltneSs brings,
When bids Of iaIadlse lave lent
Their PiunISe for his wings"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21

JNERFtRch and English ehIntlrs;
l. lfieNh JaeOnets aud 0TGandesj
PItMh bTillGnieSj
l'lain mousn ne LANES, all eolorsj
RleA beraGc DelalnetI
haN DO very TlchI
StiWd and palm China Silksi
Nbapes, all wool, All cOitOn'niXed, all cOlOrai
tenseS ard Tissues, DO
lick sir and Thread Lace falsi
Pieeh eIApei
4 1wltted Silksi Grape lhc PaTiai
lfOH's, Bi,chOd's, and other superior black silks,
I.Atis aid gents Kid Gloves, hest ntakei
do 10 Gauntlet GlnYesI
l'adif' aud ChlldrenS hosiery VI every description
ar2 llRISKKLL e. CO.'S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
Fail Fashion for Hats,

THE ubscrber now prepared to furnish his nurneI-,
j GUS patrons and all the rest OF mankind, with spIen
LAT EST and MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance, brauty fnis cannot br
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Also, eCevinsH large assortment OF mems, youths and
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ei wtha fine assortment Ofmcus, youths and child ems
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and retail. z ssh -a4a
sep1l JIMESON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27

Mr. J. B. Vtuaersnlitt
Dear Sr:-I have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism III my back. and or the last 4i& months not
able to get out he'd without help und agent IN
city insisted my trying bottle OF Ch.s Flu
i.Itmeut aud ny whal etsGtil wOud have; aud Que BIT
lie has relieved INC much that nbe TO get out
my b2d without difficulty II has breu besSiIi ne;
just try 1t for yourself, and you Will be well pleased
Mas. NJ. COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
Ambrotvpes,

A4A4O4 OIy POo'
THE subscriber now offers 10 the public style
i picture, lar superior 10 Tie DaguercOtypc, made
W heeting daily at his esabi simenr They ae termed
AMBRDYYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States,
GTent Britain and Fr.mce These pictures
be0uti u and truthful ever produced ny lie Photograph
art The exceeding imeness, depth OF light and shaIc
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They without the glare Of a dasueIIeotype, Hay
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Ambroty TelcoscOpes must be 10 he appreciated
the IeiieT iS us perfect Lie.
Daguerientypes taken at reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen ale invited 10 call aid examine my gallery.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
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for the purpose OF tTausacling CumnisSiOrund Eo
watding business under tic style Of Gordon, Matthew
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firm. H.. s. GORnrN,
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