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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

Ar4xxfr 70 poisox.-'rhe Richmond Disratel,
states Ihas negro woman il nov eonanes In the
i,it Of itentico caua!y, on the charge Of attempt.
tas 10 poison hes master, by putting a quantity Of
quicksilver In IIs cot1ss. She had eeeue offend.
al 4, The Rev. Nt. Bogss, Of Church Hill. by wLom
shs WIS owned, fot correcting one Of bet children.
odd thtea.eaed to be tevehged for The insult. AZ
she called Il. The next morning. and for <evetal
dart af.et, she endeavored Ia persuade the house
s4tyant toftve bet tol'e Of laudsnu'n, hut fail.
Int n th. attempt. scsapcd quantity OF qaIeksII.
ys. from The back Of looking glass, mixed i: In
With sugat, and put |. III Nj. u.s. coffee, bull fot.
tunateIy he WIS prevented IIom drinking Ii by the
holye letranl, " no gave him timely xstains OF
biz dspget BIT. 0. Is no. only kind, but MOS.
iadaktnt a.ytes. aud regrets the occurrence laos.
DEEPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

iran article was tceasIy published in Dick
eus Household WoEis' uuIef lie head VI Colonel
Qusgs's Conversion The Savannah Joatnat
copied the t,tels, and suggested i, was an oil sloty
teyiyed and =, il turos out 10 be. 1t was otisi
aslly published il 1912, In The famllyC ompanion,
printed in Mncon, Ca, and was w.1sen by J. Il.
Lamar. Of that town. The original Iettt was
THE Experience Of the blacksmith of lit Mum.
tain Pass So Nj. dickens lot lis contfItnlop
has committed p!asiat.siI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

lSDt&Sa rot,rics. -'l'hete. ute tnnlofs Of quite
an excitement Vi Indianapolis. 1t will be ,esae.n
Lesetl tue Denocras in The Legislature fefused to
10 into IN election lot Attofney Geaesal, State
Agent, and othet State Objects. Tits they did be-
cause they knew their candidates wonld mol b.
elected In join, session, and, II no election was
made, sIey supposed tLr uosetHot would srpoInt
tIelf candidates, who would thus &C.. The utiee$,
though majority Of the Legislature were opposed
10 Them. They succeeded in preventing OF cleo.
ton, and after The sdjyutanssn, Of The Legislature
The Gosetaet appointed the candidates Of The De.
asfoefas, and their plan seemed about 10 succeed.
nuti. seen,s The Constitution reqaifes tae oath Of
office 10 te administered by Tho Secretary OF State,
and liz, not beiut Denoetas, refused to admins.
let ii, anil there is TO way 10 compel him. 80
ma.te.$ stand At present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

WtLr RAcI,sl.-The great Pleaeh acftss sails
from Liverpool far New fo,k OF tie lsth u Au'
rasl. 1t will be teeoleeled that there was . 1e'
,,ors in citt1atinn few weeks ago, thai, In ease
of M'ir RacheI's death IN Ibis county. bet eoa'
tractor had the tight 10 exhibit let dead body
liz, bt,,nrt, ia se.tet to BRUSSELS. papsr, thus
notices. this report:
4 can Consequently a<sure You that ttsese Fepte'
sru.alions viii lake place, esen uIUn the ela'Sc
etound o, hutnbus. in rssets conformity with ait.
ls.ic dignity, and that no prospect Of gam can m
duee me to transform Mile NaclrI Tito a 'e''ale
phruol.uon to be 'exhtbitsd. alive oE e,t!l aimed.
Al to HE t.s.--le Americans happily ate mol, MS
". jules l.rconsv snprass to believe they a'e, H.
efficient aud nosices in the natteF Of att aud tai
ra.s, They wait 10 Set and arp1aud 'he 1'sgs.
dienne 10 whom The European pubI'c l,as awaited
such tenowH; and Hey ate by III MEATS disguised
.o lie Juped ny a consfIsaHce equally aosntd and
Disgusting
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Hempfield Railroad Company.
Trust, Sale Of House and III.

Df ritue Of deed Of tfus. executed br =. D. NED
~ 'ow. dated artii nth. ISL. and feeo:I~ IN -~*>
No n. Page lel and following shall on MoIday The j.
dsso Nsieh 1881, vi 10 O'Clock 4. II eeeeI ss ),
ruoIle The Gnt door Of The eoasl house IL
COMMIT nc io* Of seaund conveyed IL ne hr sss sssa
Of s'.>s hsns numbered fts aud In sAt h4*
ward moth Of Jefferson Oh Nsa *tteei3 sssI xs".d
ou1s sixysx iett nae Or less on Main s.set aad ii
'e.a* sams wild one hpaate and eighty shs~" Sc;
on consisting ~ dwelling .on*e cou,sinIns nlge
and *.o1e room about tMtn,y By eighty TIT, vii s
senanssb'e order. Possession given oil the 1&. ia. a
.aptIIEex,. ,,
THE said property viii II so, III .ho1e or In ra*tv.
~ NAT BE- considered belt for The p4i1es interested
1h, title ID believed Vie rerIee1, but seies q. t;t
lth*|l tsn.ey onf. such lite ~ ~ yt*Ied In ~.
TkRAS-1weaty Ter cent. Of The EaIthase Heksys'
Be rata Iuess az The halaee n vf EQUAL nsa a<.t
At sfx twelve AVID eighteen mid moaas. ~Isa
iae.ss tront sy o. 4alt The ppieaassr sI,sRx sea&s
with sprrated security, aud The Tie Ietsea as ~
whole rn,t1a.e uneys rsd or tr gisi's l<ed 4t* F.
teislng fetd Of trust ~ may he ssfeed plvH.
anHJ ~, GkO, " Stf.HTS. TsEsts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

IrThe Washington Sentinel, whose eliols ore
Democrats OF the s:tc,es1 set, comments as fol-
lows upon the las. veto: 'out views upon The veto
power have been often expressed, aud afe we'll
known to our reasItfs, We believe they are not
only III accordance with the lung established
views Of OUT party, but afe, We honestly believe,
losnsed upon tie tue spirit III whseh spsov'ded
In III: Constitution. We must lie permitted to say
lowrver, we conceive itsj abu*s quite as tlanset'
JUS as It's exetcise was Intended 10 be salu,afy.-
Without having had the OPPORTUNITY 10 iead ahs
message. and hence being isnotant Of Tile reasons
which the ptesJdel,. assisned Tot il, we unltessa'
t ally express The opinion that IN ofd mary essss OF
The appropriation .! ouey, lie e>s1cIst Of the se'
to dnt ~, cnses into tie con.e1 p1atIon vt tie
(tsmers of the Constitution, mid tna toundsss VI
tue Republic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

AaxtsoS.--The Cincinnati CoamtIclal Of satu1.
DAY says thai this unfortunate man, IS The day ap-
rtoacles on which he Is to exrtate his ,eitltIe
crime, by The destI, penalty, ernees by his hsggatd
countenance and ai.ef,J deneaao1, that he begins
motss seems to be tusiy at wotk with his con.
science.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

AAERicAS CoLoS.zArtox Soe,xrv.-The receipts
ofthe American Colonization Society hare is1Ien
Of $4,000. compared with that which t..ry we.e
las1 yeat d. this time, and Rev. Ms. No Lain, The
Secretary. says $4,000 ofe needed q. The present
moment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

urIti. said That when Sit Charles Napier te.
turned 10 England, and presented hiusef n. thu
Admiralty. he was ushe,ed into the presence, and
tue hts. l.p,A ,osc ana offered Tue AdmIta, hi,
hand. Sit Charles put hs bcIinl l,s back, aud
ttvf1y said, NJ didn't coule lere TO shake lsnts
with sit James 0faaIa. but 10 report 10 The AJni.
rstY that had returned from The BaI,te.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

APPOINTMENT Nv THE GovEkSox..-Nm J.
Metsiset., Esq., has been appointed by The tlos*
egaor Of Virginia. member Of the lsosra Of D'tee-
tors THE Eastern I.unatic Asylum, to I'LL The va
eaneY oteasoned by the Death Of Rev. Robert
Motifs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

..~ rrfhe Point Pleasant Republican tss An able
.,tles on III. Vie and The American patty. IL
an III, Wlse's chief er,tt ls-~agaiass truth And
atalas, justice, and agaia,t common ssnss-''o
mike lhs people Of v'rsinl, believe that The Know
Nothing patty IL an,isla'ery In It's tendencies shd
aetias anil cooperating with The abotIon's's Of
the Moth. 1'hs. it says. is his only idea, and he
elnts 10 1t Itks d dfawnins man 10 s'4w. Tile
vetks Il. up iuto alt sa..s Of shapes and like sae
dteao1tuxy Of au old and saretst'ssous woman, he
relates In every speech, With hurried and fesets|'
trato, The visions he continually sees Of This
abof,1uabte dark tanls set;' how with theit dark
lau,eto in one hand, aud tevotsevsn dirk kn'ves
In lhe o.het. They ate nightly conspting to rob
.oe ue|fhUot's 1entoost, Of steal h,s nrEsoes, OF
shoot down, wi,h,u. mercy, nome roof innocent,
and unotfeuJIas foreigner, OF ttatotoas'y censpf'
Ink TO usutp the power and authority Of thu State.
md ss. fes all te s toes and make THEFT 1nssleis
sIa.e3 IN their slsasI.'
The Republican speaks Of Ms. Wise's known
opposition 10 The Nettsska Kansas bill. anil his
s,Jca!e Of The Fugitive Slave Ian titus Iosntng
hsuds with AuvtIonsis In betAtins Two messates
ior thu speeIa, trnett OF the South. henty 4.
Wt3euut.;ng with AboIitionisss IN .hismannett and
In ihet abuse Of the American patty, and ye1 d.
tint to Intimate t1a, one half OF mote Of The so'
tel. ii Virginia ate sIdets and abettots Of AooI1'
,ionittn, II aol downright atoltions!s sIsTaa'
setvea. Says the Experimentation st'e I'opa'
deneet islt no. unparalleled in the pages Of his
tosy1' l!eoatlaaes:
1.-THE leading abolition joufnals Of The North,
The New fvfk Evening Post, the National Eta
1te,lY'a lfibnat, tLs Albany JoatDai, ise Gottln"
l,au, and h. ri Of kindred sheets, afe REDUCING
ut tits abuse Of The Aretiran party, nnI 'lotHE
everything in theit towet 10 Oil Nj. Wise NJ t't1
e(I4,i3 10 ctuxI, IT. When bsfote did Thu abolition
ioutn.ts If tLe county take 10 acltve patti u a
Southt1n election, especially IN VI'sn'a tlec'
ton VIII the people Of Vifsinia witness this
abolition interference with then tights ot snisa.e,
With stoleaI iad,lIetente. OF will they Eesers md
avenke The insult % becomes proud, hsti*ia'n'1ed
and het.otabIu people. conscious Ut THEFT tights
md WHO hare tue coutage IL maintain lts't'.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

EXCITEMENT IN ftrTSsCkdit,-Ihe Hestoes III
pitubussh, WHO seem by the IMMUNITY with which
theft outtssex ste committed 10 tule tie ely, fe'
Gently conceived that . nesto woman who va.
p.stiug Though tkete il company With MI
>1.Yu.ker wos slave, and IN the extess nj thelf
auttstav3tY feelings loreihIy se'rHl ist at te ho'
tel whete she was stopping and canIrI hef IT'LL
Both MI. SIaymaker and The woman protested That
she wss tee. tu, despite theft e1possuIa''ons she
w,. taken away and srcteted. NJ. say'naket
subsequently applied 10 The slayoh ami 'ae NO.
u,u was nstcred. though process which The
ptusbusk usxe,te ds.,iIs as Observation-Disclosures
Amtitda.
As.oeu a. The woman had left The Hotel, vi.
04a. one Of I.e proptictots, suggested to sf.
SIay.nsksr, That Us had be.irs Instantly apply 10
the ntonef authorities tot assistance IN feeovst'I'k
tle woman. lls tLe'eupon tepa,,sd TO Tue May.
orr office and stated sle case. lie also ptodueed
The uecxxyary rsress 10 pIoye that the wota1 WAS
bonn In the Slate Of Pennsylvania aud was ttee.--
IL Wit then suggested thst these lac. W maue
known aud &ubxtsn,sated 10 same respectable cut
oted elsxrn thu. lhese would be ~ bt s'l'tcuI,y III
xs,,ink The wouin back. Mayor Vutz aeeotdItIe.
~ called on DE-. siatstH Delaney aud requested
tIs ptsxehse Ut tue Mayors Office. Df. ueIsh.f
trp.tftd tat.het. and on OH examination Of The
documents decIstsd himself satisfied thst Tie NO.
mai Was tfse. Accompanied bi officer ffest, he
then proceeded to house neat the head Ut Nro'
stet st.ert, waete ten ot Twelve csloted retso1s
wee assembled; n, consultation was held aud the
psptrs examined, khen Il va, tee1ahnsa 'ta. 'I.e
YUMA n should 10 fe.ususd. The party then Sls1l.
I'd down aud kot Tue wotnan ftom huuss rune.
wLete ueat tIle intersection Of Chely alley aid
sts.wterty. Fto$s was pet.'it1ed 10 ~ 1he Louie.
'rhv woman WAS linen conducted bach to the CI'y
liotsI md de'iyesed Ilet into The eia'gc Of W..
sisymakef. Df. Delaney furnished Nt. !. with
certificate nd Ifexsrd 10 tlhe Rtie.tas Of Ite1y''
In which hs, President Of M assocatIoa Ut club,
ft1.e u.me We did mol gei) leclartt III. WOMAN Us
irte. She exrI.sssti much gratitude 81 icing t.
tufnel Mr.. Sa,alaket ssys she was cons'ds IL.
bly iuiafeI Jt tue tough handling She go'' anu
wss eondn..i 10 bet bid at dsyyta'.fdsy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13

In d long aud able article OIL the se1o Of tie
ftsnch snoitaiou bill. the Louisville Joufast te.
marks of The claimants undet il that in violation ol
an exp,exs provision Of the Constitution. the 0ov'
rtn1Gent has taken their private ptopetly foF rih'
Ito u<e. wiIou. Just compensation, OF conre''*a'
ton Of any sort, and has LEFT them 10 die IN want
and .I.eit widows and orphans 10 Iansa'sl' III pos.
city aud destitution. II proceeds:
"Iwenty eight tavotabIe reports upon sheit
claims have been made Ia the Sena,e and Itotsr
Ut REPRESENTATIVES al various tnssss during The
last half century, and never an untaso'aofe IT,
not, OF a adverse vote m raiet baaueI vi Cligtess.
The mot iIiustfioIls Of OUT early statesmen, ar.
pfoyeI them, aud the most elnuens vi ouf living
ones ate Init advocates. With ONE aecofi the
national heart aud the nat.onal eo"scsncr demand
,I.r1f payment, and the national a1In Is IllIed 1o
pstfotu ii. liu. Just hete the lead of cdn,enrta.
lie political junto rises upon lis elastic coils atd
tIefies sIe collected nsjesly of The nation. The
whole county Is tfe aua easrt for thu signal aes Of
Justice, but the resident il ob$th'atetY ue1the',
aud the whole county must quietly suecnIno.-
What gratifying experience If rtoud and gun
erouy and enlightened people,
"I.aye we ii PtesIden! anong us--of ATE We IT,
deed tuled by an auloctat. cestsihlY The exeeu.
TIVE has shown himself 20 he pawttIess il, esefy
hsng but evil. As The representative vi heats'
less and btaintess ntsition, lie comes 'ofxaf only
h bias. tie national beneGeeace nj 10 os1klE the
uat.anul konot. As the fl. embodiment oil Loco
focsa<al. ls tests upon HE enlsTe county like a
nVfsI tfrau,. The nalttn sIckfas brneallf hls
sway, anil anxiotlsly counts the remaining lays OF
.s lLtadom. We lenae, the na1lou Gilt thusons't
sympaIhy."
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
,c;,Ie and SkvIi1Lt arrangement.

llkenes.es TAKEN with all The recent improvements
without any unnatural wlseat&s Of hslf or ger appear
auee on black ae*ae. Eyt1Y ssye OF cases always On
baud. r.,tu.x
2nlG~Iy ""' "" 49,
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3 Tsx 0srKk StAvE."-At the distribution Of Tho
Cosmopolitan At md Literary Association, ut
8.aaasty. ~ Wednesday evening last, it sppe.ta
NIL Powets famous statue of The 0teek sia,e fell
to Mn. Kat Gillespie, Dtady's Bend. pennsy1.
ys1tsttft
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Tavern Stand for Rent.

Tavern stand for Rent,
u,tlAT Mi ktdVd ND popaa Twin In r,i.ltth,
pow ksri by Ny*. rrssb Il odtt n for fea toex,%s.
Mn III Qfhisuft tor pdt yr more ytaf$. ros&**1oa
Be- x3yfu ol1 the Ut DAY Of ArrQ btxt.
1ns Io aIou ID pNs III tAx BIZ Do Tho NaIon@t Taaa
hS lost Ii teoA rtpsf, Md biz ID *xseltat tr%
tuslX The Aiatins atiafhed IL lartt Ind eeEaa>l -
<snsbl* Of atFolNodt 90 o. 20 bal oil h<a>es. ~:
.ke ssblt Is we'll Tho House, ID aafpsa with NJ sa
IAN Z 81 excellent watsf =.
var Information tl1ntre Of r. IT, Pemheser, \,
pembenoa loass, Wheeling, OF to Af G.Esssea. Ia ~
aitrnIa. ,xa "a
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
u,sk.i esst sas, between oa.es & a., m "a
.11ee|s he l0t II y fttt frohI, With sood asf j.
linz aevxe aal out huiglin$s
i, viii b seld low at on accommodating fssns ~.
posxsylou fsenany line alter W. hs&sos os:v*s.
xTskWIuist VI
*fnS J =, TNNE9
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Wanted.
nomda or notes Of 0hio t:eaeIs1 ha'ifoaa w.
" :. Ut llttHrtie1d
~ ~ txf 1t@fIssIIIt -

/" Of NetIxtIltt
q of Halt Il hto
Hs,Ittaa buuls Of Washington county. "a.
of Uuo Va.
For which viii be sstangfa oil iaefst fein several I'm
p,oycd fata,s in Ms.s. fuunY VA Of a-tto te 1efes
lawn Ioi, In nsIitIswa, Including saiaahe coal
tishts. ar -, t am
10 tNSt aetes, .,,n ,.
Of tItl,nons Ian Wo.a4 III Vlt*lIns, Va
Whsetitr, Va ftpgaatY 9Th. I>I.
Kepofttr, va. ns.ssaa, IA copy weeks Aid chafee
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, .t=': .::. :ft FOR ! Sale,

FOR Sale. :
orr WONDERED le6, lt, IN, sna on h.lf VI 'e'' 81
o!$w I9': :'aa.'tsa q r. TYR
sa,l :. n, AZ H. H. H. IN square 2 H. Ia square
49, lots sq.is Is, o .qa.fs q, loss T. o. y
saase n, i4l. j, II, IT, tqaafs III Let's ., o. sqmtet
lTs /, ., .qa4re III nd hi .. tqaate ". .,,. At,
~fof terms, sc, which VIII DC 'e'S
rIy IT, . \. ARMSTRONG;.
utitU r. NJ hNNr ts-o..S-
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OlO-PAKTN ERSHIP.

UU-FAN1 IN I1S0I111 -
7ouX Il TtIoApsoS sra l. IT, Patterson have 'of"'
u rdx na.se<axaln ulater The name Of
" Thompson K Patterson,
Dealsts In t!o0ks, Stationery, Wall Paper
aal Variety floods, Wholesale and
Retail.
he rsw firm will tornue 10 hrer oil the nou'af ra.sn.
MtdIsnss IS h*,tto'ete hept br Patterson t9, u tM
busi,fss VII BE- eeatInt*1 Il .s Gu Valid. " aha ~ '
in MAIN STREET, Wksr Stng, ABOVE MoSaof'
e1lt room now occupied by ". T. Selsy)
We witt arrtar In our rev 'ooa' WIN sil
s,nck al books, Sta.oaefY e., and nrss an s!nasn
ol'has. e's ~ ~ s.n..s~ lho
Durkwhens Flour, cpn wusnx
ID aa.9 ..u...~~.-s w.. !" ~.",@.
f1slmathY scea, cro. wttsux,
L nha - $3.50 ~~~~.~--~-~---~
I thLeo"~-,@@1 GEO. WlI,SON.
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For Sale.

FOR 1Ale.
r or No. H. In h!o<k ~, ol amrI<u *sst*t. &C
md ranains back 100 to Nh allsy. Tks~s&m% =; ~.
b. stu TED lois III the city yoE Ie>lat,ae AMI
sley on tie back ratt a,hi side win s<l u~ nsr~
OF one bail Of H. as rssy hest snII the raarnaaf.
nyg III MIN
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tnr Rent,

F0f HeW.
U,hr Store Roam a.td dwelling Oil the eofusf asS.
| and MsdtsUn streets, dtsesIy ufresItF IL IT,
Ionse AID NOW III The 0ccnraEer If W. t. 1t. I",~
slore loon, IL orc Of tie s1, dssiEaaEe aasIEs ss
tie flty, anil The dwelling tat.,y aud suHssarst
They viii le l. ntaraeiy OF togesatss aEas y ;.
Si.rd Possession til ApEis:sA1.
ueast Nm rAAfs,y
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For: Rent,

For Rent.
TlIE roora occupied BY Isasaflt1a & Tn, ~ ;.
s.o.t-rtfsxesslon given On Tho tant dag Of ipu ~
Ktaalrs nj J. X. ii0iss0rd.
wiII also rent Union Hal by .he year have to,
rooms In The seeou1 stony, fsoatlns On NsIn st. ia
buildings, that will nsakr toos offices fo suasttazsr
which wiIl .eHt on good ierYss For rasIeusse sx<.
Of lra; JNO. u. EUI> fatsn
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I.s, HEt AFttiS.
TALLANT & DELAPLAIN,
FO1kW 4 It DING

| F0tk " NoOtNNs
AM
Commission Merchants,
81, 70 AsIx STREET ard 40 IL ,on,os At.
| uss NfltEt.iNh.
Just RECIEVED.
1O hsnx s" re. ~. s!e 'os ''o' '''" M"
.-t "ss''<"' i aa1 10 ~ ,WSrrlEws to
JCsr nECEivEn,
81 barrels tlaeI,
Il oHI Principe Stssfs tamrttea)
| t., ts*1 neg&ta
III o)> lisvam
Tobacco Of all kiadsf
a assortment Of '''et''fs M IS aM 'f
Groceries at Wholesale.
800 a ., 81, ss s's *s's:,
y teeks* a tssSaIf. eet'te'
g hoaes cssentI>a Tosaeeoi
% OK cut am, Dry.
% sssss Stsw4,t.S. y.eandlts,
!, lI Iesttios'. .s,,ue,, Sugar,
III hills Louisiana
b ugh 7. H.. u. ?. aud impe'ia! Teas,
30 catsy doxes
nj tie1et* TIeri
q boxes white rIre.,
10 tossaae'x tanty Sharst
'neaas spIses Fruits. i've .,us ris, I'll, ETC. .aie
w.. ".' y ralLASr & pExAp q n, .,..,
* ssr Alcohol 70 ard .. PER cent. ~ ..ors and to A..
] y live, fat sse br AZ. G0ol'&t'o.
'1>wo hundred b,,te's Sagstt w. Ross'
. 1t<s's*s TIL. "a. y; ssk 70 ~ 2ArrnEws
ATADDER- .~~~
M esxF. prime a1lIce, In store and for vale by
sb26 \. y. GOOD X Co.
W bite 5.ead- .~.~~"~1.."~ -~~~~
q. aes<A conkIIas & Sons. white lsaa tot ss't by
teh26 !. G. coon & TO.
SILK SHIRTS.
Y assortment Of Milk Shirts and Drawers for Sen.se~
n tnau alwars on land at No. 81 Main &tftt, Centre
Wheeling atoo n SAtA 4 HkRVkf.
ptx TwIst.-soo kegs 80. Six rwist Tobacco, Tor
= ~ s,ts By HOGAN n,xpRxco
o. lss. Long Pepper, iustIetesed by
~ streh WV. ARMSTRONG.
Stone Ware:
Three Thensnnd gallon, received this dsr and for
&ae CHEAP.
in25 TAtLaNr 4 DKLApLalN
Provisions! Provisions!!
NTAYGER Il 60. keep constantly on hand fal, surply
Nl Of Meats, Vegetables. and all kims of Provisions
.aa P,odaee tor families aud tosts' u,tet and kgss
ffesh tlear tee, &C.
No. a Wafer ..teI, formerly occupied ~ The fremont
ttoust.
T"Hoas. will f.rd 1t 10 their a1ysntssr Ia ra,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-13
New Confectionery.

=,
JJTlLttAS FOX would respectfully INFORM me eil'
W zeas Of Wheeling that he has opened new conste'
,iosery Establishment at The Old stand o The ihdah
Qutes oil Main stseet bstow Monroe. lie tohticHt!S
invites his old friends d. aud asfoHlte rim W his new
busiaess. ... -,
,nur, aFi1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-17
en- UR ES.

Presbyterian.-Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, l0t O'Clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, ats2i O'Clock, at the
new Brick Scbool-house in Middleport.
a Methodist ,Epscopal.-Rey. S. G. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
ilaths. at 103 O'Clock, A. M, and Up M-and at
The lower Church, Pomeroy, at o'clock, P. NJ,
ersfy Sabbath.. AS
Protestant Episccpal-No services at present.
New Jerusalem-No services.
0etmaA Methodist Rev. J. Pfetzing, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 O. clock.
German Lutberap-Rev. P. Held, Pastor.-
Services every Sabbath morning.
German Ey9ngsslicsl Presbyterian ION Linn
s'reet).- -hev. l.. TheiSs, Pustor. Services every
Sabbath morning, at 10 O'clock. ,sat igs
ID .German Presbyterian ION Plum street) .---Rey.
- Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing, at 10 o'cloek.
Roman Cathoic--Rev. John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning.
Welsh Baptist-Peter Lloyd Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, at 10 o'clock, A M, and 6 P M.
Welsh (New Schoor REV. John
n. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10
O'Clock, "A, NJ, and 6 P NJ. l ,,.t0
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld SCHOOL, John T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at 1C
o'clock NJ, and P M. 't+'j -u'"tH