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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

SoUrnERx MrrHoDIsrs.-The Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church South. comprises twenty-five Con-
ferenees, composed OF 1882 Travelling Preachers,
$50 Superannnated Preachers. and 1859 Local
Preachers. There are i'll the communion of all
The churches, 42s,6Il white members 1854
colored members, aud S.T57 Indian members-
making an aggregate of ministers and members of
>GoS. 1903. All of these live within the bounds of
Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Caro-
llna. Missouri. Kentucky. Mississippi, Louisiana,
Georsia, Florida, Texas. Arkansas, tile Territories
aud california-the Ilast. two being mission fields.
The total increase of ministers and members for
tue year is 1892.
In Virginia. are 1870 Travelling Preachers, I
superannuated Preachers. 1854 Local Preachers.
1888 whiteI members. and 6,426 colored mem
bsrs-making an aggregate of ministers and menu
bers of 49.9O7. These are attached to the South
ern church; bat besides these, there are many
connected with the othsr Conferences of the
Methodist Church.
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Mt HOLLY, July 80, 1855.

No SEcrs IN HEAvEx.-The celebrated White
field, when preaching on one occasion from the
balcony Of the Courthouse, in Phi!adeIphIa, cried
out, lifting his eyes TO Heaven: ''Father Abraham,
who have You got in your bosom! Any Episco-
pulIansl' NO" 'Any Presbyteransl' 'Nor
ANY Baptists?' Nor Have you any Metho-
dists thers?' No" 'Have you any Independents
or Seceders?' no! mop why who have you,
then?' Eve don't have these names here. All
here are Christians, believers in Christi ooh, Is
that the easel Then god help all 10 forget party
names, and 10 become Chrstiens in deed aud in
tIuthu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATp

oF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue ri deed Oi trust from George BaT5,,,,,
ID wife ~ ne bea ing date lie 9th day OF Ju"r @
aud now on record IN Tie clerks office OF ONO COM,
deed book No g, pages 452, DC, shall on The
September, 1855, at The front door OF the court @
SaidcOunty, expose al public ale to The highest L5,
Lot humble. cd Ct) evenly, situated on Main steel 2
Fifth Ward oil the city 81 Wheeling, and also 'oy g..
iee IN width Od Of the southern part lot luur "a o.
twentyiOur, situated Water street la tie sal 81 ,
Ward Of The city OF Wheeling. "
Terms VI SOtE-One fourth cash and tho h5iaBes Of .
pure, money credit OF six, Twelve ana tebl.
months, in equal instruments, the purchaser o. ulr
eTs giving bond with gOud security bearing ns,ss l,
the day OF sale aud he lille TO be retained as ll.
curty until The whole purchase mOiry is paid
EDWARD II. FITZHUGH
Ju=S's Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

TnE AMERlcASs AT Tug PARIs EXHIBITION NJ.
Vattemare, on= OF The United States commission
ers. has written to the Momteur 10 answer the
complaints that are made of the American part of
the Universal Exhibition being nothing like what
had been expected. lie admits that it was some
what scsnty; but protests that the scantness must
no, be aseribed to the want of good will on the
part of the Americans TO France, but to the fact
that they were greatly disappointed by the result
of the exhibition at London. by the refusal OF ne
glect of the Federal Government to convey their
productions 10 Paris as it did to London, by their
ignorance of the French language, &c. Notwith-
standing sll these drawbacks, however. he shows
that many citizens of the Uniied States exhibited
at their own risk, and that what they show does
the States high honor, both in an int ectuaI and
manufacturing point ofview.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

a MYSTERIOUS AFEAIR.-We published the par
tienlurs Of the finding of the body of little girl
at the Arsenal whurt, Philadelphia. In alIutlng
10 the affair, one ofthe evening papers of that city
states, on the authority of correspondent, without
giving the names of the parties which are in its
posessessiOn, that sometime last week, man llv-
aug in the old District MOyamensing, heath little
daughter most unmercilully. for accidentally break
ing saucer. at the table. 1t is alleged that he
Lest the child about the head and body in btu
tai manner. and then turned her out of the house.
This poor creature, is sald is the child who was
found drowned in the Schuylkill. The patents.
the reports say. made effort 10 dricover the child
while ii was missing, aud when her death was
sscertaincd, the other children were ordered 10 go
about their work as usual. and the body was not
even brougt home. 1t is also stated that for years
this same brute has made his children go barefoot
ed in the coolest weather although he is the own
er of several houses and could well afford 10 make
his family comfortable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
REAL ESTATE SALES.

DurEuHut TO de rec OGihe county cour, cT1.---
lnHde al the May term last will eeI on Nor5l
18Th day OF August next, At the court house OF IN, Ne
iys 10 The hlslest aud hest bidder Two Lots In H. Dun
o. SenersVllie IN said county, being lots numprr 20
and pine as laid down In the plat OF Eatd town; ,, a'
sold tolGy William JaI1rd part OF The puTrk, 10 r.
therefor, remaining unpaid '-'' MONEY
Twenty-Five dollars OF the purchase money vein
qulTed IN band, and the remainder In six ana 90 u
months with nlerest-bonds with security o we've
ieTTed instruments To be given, and lirn ies,r, ur
the property uniil the purchase mnnry is paid 'F'H
u. HICKMAN,
4, GrorF -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

DEArH OF RICHARD H. souruGArE.-It is with
deep regret that we announce, this morning, the
deajh OF Mr.. Richard H. Southgate, a well.know II
aud popular merchant of this city. He died ON
Sunday, at the Yellow Spings, of Asiatic Cholera
He was aItaked early on Sunday morning. and died
in the evening. His body vas conveyed to this
city yesterday. The deceased was a brother to
Henry Southgate, well aud famiIiaIy known in
Cincinnati, who died few months ago, He was
also the brother Of the Hon. Mr. Southsats who
represented in the 9th Congress, the Covinglon
Distinct, in Kentucky.
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NOTICE

by virtue OF Deed oil Trust executed TO IN. ,-,.
- signed as Trustee, the 2Sih day Of Nav
DAVlu hOheits 10 secure the payment of certain ~
therein mentioned, 10 Moses e. Clapline ami nI noes
IN The clerks office Of Tyler County Court in eco &
lumber ~ page 3.S VIII vel al cour: borsr 90
Tyler county, the 9Th day Of August pek u.s., u Of
SIs acres Of land, or SO much thereof as NAV be
ny 10 pay The debts ia med Ia said trust and tbe
tending The sale said ltnd situated in Tyier s
on Tue waieIs OF Point Pleasant. and tle same ,vt
the said David Roberts now resides ' "Ae'e"n
Selling as trustee, shall convey sIcI, ii,ts ,,i
vested IN me By the trus deed s[nIes1id me ''N
ever Is deemed 10 be unquestiOnsb BILE '''e -"
;o DAVID HICKMAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

BRAIxs.-Gov. TrumbuI, of Connecticut, on
the occasion of grand riot, assembled block and
attempted by speech to quiet the people, when
random missile hitting him in the head feiled
him to the ground. He was badly hurt, and, MS
his friends were carrying him inio his house. his
wife met him at the door and exclaimed:
"Why, my husband, they have knocked your
brains outP' ''No they haven't" said the Gov
ernor; "If I'D had any brains sioulGl thare gone
there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

pAn omnibus driver in Philadelphia attempt
ed TO cross Bridge Avenue at Second street, when
the cans CT the Camden and Amboy Railraod Co.,
were backing out, and when the coach was i'm
medStely over the track, the las. car caught it,
smashing 1t 10 pices. There two ladies' inside
one wife OF Air. Peter Blyler, of Cande n who
lance Of fifty feet. Most wonderful to relate, she
escB ped without serious injury; The other fe-
male also escaped uniniurrd, as did the driver,
Mr. Cavenaugt, one OF the pIoprietorS of the line.
The horses escaped without serious injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL OF IowA.-The Su-
preme Court of Iowa has decided that the Law for
the removal OF The capital In Fort DeS 6Toines is
constitutional. The decision settles the matter,
and Fort DeS Moines is the capital of that great
anu growing State. The new seat of government
is situation the Des Moues river about one hum
dred and ffty miles above Keokuk, and in most
delightful and fertile region. The river runs dis
lance of four huudred miles through the State,
and is represented Of the finest in the Unit
ed States.
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NoRr. C.nOL,sA.-sulHclent returns have been

NoRruC Sufficient returns have been
received 10 determine the result in seven out of
the eight Congressional dis'dcrsin this State. The
successful candidates are
/. Robert t. Paine. Wing and Know Nothing,
in the place OF H. NJ. Shaw, Democrat.
. Thomas Rufin, Democrat. re-eiec'ed-
3. Warren WmsIow, DemocfaI, IN place oil 5.
H. Ashe, D-mosE /
1. /. o'B. Btunch, Democrat M place S. IL.
Rosers, Wing aud Know Nothing.
5. Edward G. Rrade, Wing and Know Nothing,
in plsce of John Kerr, Wing.
g. Richard c, Puryear, Wing and Know Moth
:. Burton Crnige. Democrat. reelected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

uDuriug the last war, Quaker was on board
an American ship engaged in close combat with Al
enemy. He preserved his peace principles calmly
until he a stout Briton climbing up the vessel
by rope that hung overheard. Selling a Ratchet.
the Quaker looked over the side of the ship, and
remarked:
"Fnend, if thee wants that piece of rope, thee
may have it:''
When sui,ing the action to the word, he cut OF
the rope, and down went the poor fellow TO his
long and waterY grave.
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sPRcIAL NorIoE S.
TO PRINTERS.
BEATTY & Co.
Good Medicines.


1t estimated that AYERS ChEERT PEeToRAL AND Ca
THARTlo Pits have done to promote the public
health than any other one There be ques-
ton that the Cherry Pecoal has by lis thousand
thousand OF cures OF Colds coughs, asthma erOlp, luu
euza bronchitis &c, very much reduced the proportion
deaths from cousumptve diseases in this country
The Pills are as good the PectOrsI and will
complaints.
Everybody needs less pugiug Purge tue blood
frum its impurities Purge the bowels, liye, and
whole yiscersI syscm from distractions. PURGE the
diseases which hslen The bOIytO work its decay But
diseases should die only Of old age Take AMI
o;zs early and thrust system before it is yet
too strong 10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, only while
weak but when has taken stronghold. Read The
founding statements OF those who have been cured by
dreadful SerOfa. :DrOpsy. Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism Neuralgia. Dyspepsia Internal pains,
bilious complaints heartburn, headache, govt, and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments, aspi-
pies the lace worms, Nervous lrrabity. .Oss
petite, Irregularities, Dizziness head colds lever
Dysenlery. and indeed every variety comp ainlS
which Purgative remedy is required.
These random Statements are authenticated
by youR9wn peshbOrs aud your own Physicians
Try tdem once. and you will never be without them.
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. &. GOOD + Co, Wheeling
as5 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
HARLEM MINERAL SPRINGS

THESE well known Springs situate in Carroll Count,
i Ohio, are Tow open for visitors. "
FIom Wheeling aud vicinity, visitors can reach IL,
Springs by steamboat railroad. and haCk,-laC So o.
through CadL, BY plank road railroad aud hack hue
S9,25. IN -"
u From and afer the 18th of Juc a hack will
lea We the CadE Junction. tile ). d l. Raliosd Tor lie
Springs, OH tile arrival oil Tie cars in The morning of ryr
Ty Tuesduy, Thursday aid Saturday.
HILBERT d COLLARS,
lr.:lM:iTi.M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

-lt should be universally known, forit is strictly
true, that indiGrstiOnis the parent large portion
the fatal dtseas es. Dyspepsia, Darbea cholera NOR
bus, Liver complaint, AID many other diseases enus
ted in City Inspectors weekly catalogue OF deaths,
generally the ses,ion Think of this all
who suer sordered stomachs you yyiuisgtO
be guided BY advice founded upon experience resort at
to DR.. J. Hosletter's Stomach Btiers, which, as
curative aud irvgorant, stand alone unapproached.
For sale by druggists and hotels generally and by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
ago BUSHF1ELD q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

TIE MONTH OF Aueusr.-The eighth month or
line yeaI came i'll SrnilingIy and beuIgnly. Fruits,
flowers and foliage, and everything that summer,
with bonnteous hand, brings forth, are bloom
ing and rpenlmg around us, and our contiguous
rural and Seu-side retreats aGfotdIng US easy
and pleasant resources of recreation aud enjoy
ment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

pLOngfellow never Produced in the same num-
Der of lines. better thing than the following pO-
EN-. which We copy from Putnam Tor August
Some capnous critic has asked what KIND Of
thoughts "ong, long Thoughts are. The same
question might be asked of three fourths OF The
most beautiful lOeucal expressions in our Ian
guare, which may appear ridiculous to mind that
cannot appreciate them. We might say, pruba-
bly, in the same vein that the critic has put this
question, these long, long thoughts axe LING fell
orO's thoughts, and very pretty they are,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

VIE undersigned offers Tor sale his Hutsr ana ,,,
\ Market street east side, between MOnrnr and 4
he ot Is II ieei irunt, with good b,irL T
ting house and out buildings "Ne-
II VIII be sold low ane gu accommodating Terms
possession slvenany une aIel iLe trst o. ociole '
% EnqmTe OF N''"'e''
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x1T1 AMERICAN EUROPEAN Sg%
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE

no. - BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
Capital stock S25O,OOO.
VNHlS Company have purchased tue EUROPEAN EX-
j PRESSES OF MesSTs- Livingston, Wells Il Co,
Wells, Fargo q Co.. and Edwards, Sanford & Co., aud
are prepared 10 FUrwaTd
PARCELS, PACKAGES, MERCHANDISE, VALUABLE
ARTICLES AND TREASURE,
to all the principal cities Europe; transact all Gus.
tom House business with unequllIed dispatch in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia AID Baltimore; to furnish
Bills OF Exchange in sums TO suit purchasers a1 Letters
of Credit all the principal cities OF Great Britain and
the Continent and to execute abroad Commissions Oleye
~ description.
Paekases for Europe be forwarded by al the Ex-
press lines OF the United States the Canadas BIs
oil exchange OF this Company the principal cities Ru
rope can be purchased OF agents III ali principal towns
aud cities OF the United States and the ClnadaS.
FOREIGN OFFICES.
LONDON, LIPERPo0L, PARLS, HdERE, BREMEN,
ANTWERP AND LEIPSIC.
h. S. LANSING, Manager.
n. PIGMANI agent,
At Once OF Adams Rxpress Company,
l1SI Mcclure House.
amPbtReII-IoT sale By
Ia myie wM ]. ARMSTRONG.
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AMER speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he says
''Mrs. IL las been suffering with the liver complaint aud
with inability, constantly complaining, from weakness
through her whole SYSTEM enjoys better health
than for thirty years. ben. entirely by the use
FiamptOn's Vegetable 1ilcture''
jes T H. LOGAN & Co. GenI Agents
age Rrtdge Corner Drug store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

VA man advertises for ga competent person
to undertake The sale OF a new medicine" and
adds that ait will be found Profitable TO the under
taker." No douht of it'll
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GOAI,

To the Manufacturers and Citizens of
wheeling.
THE subscribers viii he prepared by September to de-
liver at Wheeling wharf or landings, IRONS TO 500
bushels III first quality oi CTccned Coal per day. Also,
a fne article of Slack. Terms favorable.
DS.OIdeTs Communications will he Immediately at
tended TO Address STEVENS & AIRENS,
as9:!w We ISbuTg, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

FIVE silver Medals aud seven Diplomas
have been awarded 10 ADAMS for first class DaguereO-
types. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner OF Union
aud Main Strangers invited call, citizens
will do Pictures taken as cheap the cheap
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DAGuERREoTYPEs.

Side and SkyIight arrangement.
Likenesses taken all the recent Improvements,
without any whteness OF hair grey appear
ance black dresses. Every sty.e always on
hand.
Rooms, No 90 Monroe st. near theCourt House.
ianl6-Iy WA. CowDRN.
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M1sCELLANEoUs.
East Wheeling AoademY
y. md Girls ID separn,e Depnrtnen,.. }

Roys and Girls Tin separate Departments.
REV. s. BOYD.
THIS Institution will resume lis exercises on the first
Monday In September. The session consists TWEEN
ty.tvO weeks, giving usual hOlidaYS.
There viii be lady Of competent abilities in the Fe-
male Department
TTRnS:-Ten dollars per session for The common Rng
fish hrauchesi Higher English, twelyei Latin and Iee
twelve.
The School Fees required strictly in advance; and
collected The rs week OF The session. refunded in
pTOirIcted Sickness only.
Only limited number is received, which has greatly
contributed 10 past success. m2i;lm
100. 600 COPIES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

cAsrLr GARDEN, NEw YOrK-on Monday even
ing the citizens of the first ward, New Yo.k, held
a mass meeting on the Battery, for the purpose of
adopting such measures as will compel the COM
missioners OF emigration to remove the emigrant
depot. now held at the Castle Galden, and to ex-
press their Indignation and contempt for those
who would erect chstnal house in their midst in
spite oftheir most urgent wishes and regardless of
the health, prosperity and interest of thelower
wards OF the city. A series Of resolutions were
adopted by the meeting, in which they state that
they deprrciate violence. but they must and will
have relief from this wrong. The meeting was adj
dressed by Capt. Ryntlers aud Hon. David o'Keef.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

SAP CAsr.-A correspondent of the Petersburg
express. gives melancholy case of fatality in
Por,,mOnIh, since the beginning Of yellow fever
there. The family of SIR Alexander Goodwin.
which consisted OF HIMSELF his wife, his daughter
Ma. Glenn and her husband, hi7 son Frederick.
Ms. DreWrey. hia sister aad her son. and Mrs.
Jones. cousin; have all sickeued and died save
Mr,. Goodwin. who was dying on Saturday.
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WHEELING
CHARGES.

CHARGES.
Passenger with cents
Passenger without b4ssag....................I5
baSSlse aIu!ic ..--.-..----...-..-lO -
Persons wishing omn bI> call Tor tLem. please
send OF leave their place OF residence al the General STAGE
and Omnibus Office, VI Market aud Monroe
Nc Lure House.
Omnibus los Benwood every morning at $40.
SHA LLEROSS IL TERRY.
n B.-omnibuses furnished Parties and Fune-
InhS.fG,n
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loo, GOO COPIES !!
Steamboat Disasters on the Wes-
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

He undersigned have in course OF PREPARATION,
i new Steamboat Directory, which VIII be issued u
october leNt; tile book will contain two hudied
pages illustrated in tile hest STYLE aud neatly bound III
durable manner. II will be OF OF The most interesting
books ever published, and will be book that VIII be In
teresling TO all classes OF people. Tue Steagbol Drec
tory will contain complete list and description OF all the
Steamboats, now am at on lie Western and southern wa
terS The length. model speed, powernd tonnage oil each
boat, with The trade she is in Also the names oil Cap.
contain History Of Steamboats, and Steamh Dating The
western waters, since the application OF Steami ALSO
sketch of The gS boat built TOT The ONO river, with The
name OF the builder, commander ard Owner.
The River Directory will cOnaina list and description
OF all the Steamboat Disasters that have occurred on the
western and southern waters, beautifully illustrated with
list oil all those VINO have ntrished by t.ir burning
sinking and exploding, the Western and southern wa
ic;s. TIE directory Will contain Maps OF the ONO
Mississippi Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas, White, he'd,
ouschHa, YazOO aud her Rivers, with the Towns and
Cities laid down, with correct distances ALSO many
other River aud ConeC items Of interest to the Peo
pie at The book will contain the cards oil the vail
Gus u - Mall boats with the tTade they are in DC &C
The Directory will also contain complete list OF all the
responsible Steamboat Licensed Offices their places oil re
ideHce, &c CSci The new Steamboat Law, It's require
Hcis, with comments showing where u benefits the in
and all the important u States Supreme curt Steam
boat Decisions UP 10 date the RaIes aHd important
Soh'lsLIat FnElIeseS bus oil Iauihs InottSht ne
cislos OF The various IT, s. Courts III regard TO Fregts
LOST and Damaged, &c, &c, with many other things Of
interest.
Tie Directory will be illustrated in the best style and
printed ia The best manner Tie author has Tor six years
been gathering together all the facts aud items in regard TO
the iumci Gus steamboat disasters ON The western aud
Southern waters, and now intends publishing them in
bOUk form Tho price OF the work VIII he t al tile low
Ol One Dollar. Ten Thousand copies will be issued
IUr the bOstueHi all others DESTROYS OF subscribing Will
have TO do at once IS none will be printed unless or
dete in advance Tie work is destined 10 have cir.
euiaton OF over eighty thousand tie publishers
receiving large numbers Of subscriber, per mail
nom all parts OF the country daily. Some OF the Oldest
boatnen as well most scientific men OF the tnes
contributors 10 The Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be issued in october. aud will be
ornament to tie PlrlOr well steamboat. By remit
ting one dollar (Ostpaid) you will receive copy OF the
above work.
All communications and should be addressed 10
JAMES + LLOYD d Co,
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Frnir lara, Flat corks Parkershurg water. Pure
Spices, citrate OF ungnesa, Fresh Pertumeres CBGzins
with great variety OF Family medicines, Fancy Ar-
cles, ETC., atrhs
40 BR1Dup copSTp Dpra Sropr
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
4 FULL supply of Gents Furnishing Goods, Tor Spring
~ aud Summer wear by
J. H. STALLMAN,
avn No g Washington Hall.
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SPRTGG H0USEi

CO-PA RTNE RR HIP,
THE undersigned have IOrnedH co partnership for Tie
i purpose OF conducting the Hnel business III ali AS
bianehes at the Sprigg House in the city Of Whtenr
commencing this day under the 6Tm name 81 III
fAEEALL d Co, and solicit continuance oil Tie patron
acc bestowed on the Old firm They hope by uniting d
iorls 10 Please TO give satisActen 10 all
z. ;. YARNALL,
J. J. YARNALL.
my9;tf p YARNALI