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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
PAINTING, GRAINlNs, GLAZING.
Ry James A Gillesuie

W. Church,) Stanton, who respectfully informsts
citizens and the people in the surrounding country.
that he has located himself permanently and is pre-
branches. As he is just from large city, Newark
n. d. and has no other trade, but has served hi,
time at the Painting business, ard worked for num-
of years in New York and Newark, he feels conHdant
that all who patronize him will find it to their inter
est.
va The attention Of Farmers In the adacent
conuntes is respectfully solicited.
April IA, 1855 JAMES E. GILLESPlR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with Hardy's Coach Factory.
C.. p. w Q Cd.

III in the Brick building of II. W. Hardy, is pre-
pared to sell ON very low terms, every article Man
rfactured in his line, such Trunks, Whips, ,olars
FIy-nets and Harness, OF every description. Having
yary large stock Of harness and other articles on
hend and being very desrious Of disposng Of them,
;s feels no hesitation in saying hat he can sell cheap
is than can be purchased etsei herei this part of
the State. He asks aa exhminotion ms goods
sro, the public, feeling satisf ID that they such
will please and give genera tisfactiaa. =.
Staunton, April IA, 1855. W. L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
THE LATEST MEMS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHlNGloN NEWS

WASHINGTON, Oct 3t.-fhe Russian charge &c.
aiEaires, resident here has no iEfoTmstionOf the
advent as reported of an ambassador from the
Car, with confidential communication, sugsrs-
tive OF the terms Inch the U. S. ina mediate
in the ptesent European conflict.
Lieut.. General Scoll will receive upwards OF
Sl0,5O0 backpay by virtue OF his brevet appoint
ment dating from March 29th lS41, or about 800
veal IN addition to his pay aud emoIumeuts as
Major Generol.
Commodore Pau!ding left here this afternoon for
his flag ship, the Potomac, ut New York, which
sails III day or two lnr the West.
private letter received by the Atica states,
that though AlE. Mason, our Minister to France, is
enieebied by late artack of paralysis, his intel
lect is not Ill the least impaired, aud further, be
stands high at the Ftenc!i court.
The whole number oil applicants for bounty land
warrants AT the Pension Office is 222 $40. War
talIts issued 50,U43, applications decreasing.-
Only $50 received during October.
NolLIng has been heard from the British Gov
eminent respecting the representations of our
Government concerning the violation OF our neu-
trality laws by English ofIicialG, i'll recruiting
troops for the Crimea.
Nov. LIN the Court of Claims to-day NIr.
Sherman concluded lis Argument in the Florida
cases, and was followed by Mr.. Baxter of Va, on
the same side, who spoke till sdj1uGnmen,. No
opinion Las yet been delivered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
NEW vnpK MARKET,

Nov. I.-Stocks higher. Canton 223. Erie 40.
Michigan Central 90 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1929. Heading s64 Michigan South
ern 904. Galena aud ChicogO ia.
Cotton inactive and dull, sales Of 400 bales.
Coffee dull, sales of 500 bags Rio a III. Sugar
deciinel, sales 600 hhtlS HUvana at 81. MOIaSses
dull, sales 2GO bbIs N o at 81. Lnseed oil quiet.
Lar! oil steady. Iron finn, sales 100 tons Scotch
pig. Tobacco firm, sales so hhds. Freights on
cotton, to Liverpool, easier al 4G5-l6.
Flour dull, with very limited enquiry for export
and home consumption, III few instances shade
lowe: prices have teen accepted, but the market
generally without important change. operators nre
waiting for later Europem news; for forward de-
livery less demand. sales OF 5000 ut S,8Ia9,25; for
common TO choice Michigan, 50; Tor common State
one T two small parcels sold nj S,S7; 9,l24a9, 25
for extra State, ard 9I9,3S for common TO choice
and fancy I" low grIdeS Of extra western, including
Wisconsin, Ind. ILL., and Ohio; market closing
without spirit; included in The sales ale 1000 state
lor jan. at S,ST; 10 important change in Canadian
sales OF GOO at 9al0 Tor Superine to choice extra;
southern. only moderate demand and market with
out mnIeual alteration, sales 900 al 9,3Ia9,1j for
mixed TO choice. Rye flour and corn meal nom-
nally the same.
Whisky advanced and in demand, sales 1900brls
Ohio and Prison at Al 4a424, CLOSING at 42a42t.
| Good export demand for Ted W heat and market
for western 2a3 cts better, other kinds pretty firm
ly held, without important change III prices, re-
celpiS moderate and pIlme Parcels scarce, sales
uclude 60O9 ted inferior Ohio at lS2al90, 10000
red spring and winter upper lake at l,82a2, 90,
90G0 common to lar white canadian 2,l2a2 25, ~
600 red southern at 1892 and 300 white soutL-
ern 2,25. Rye steady, sales Of I5 at ,lSal 20.
Corn opened firm, closed dull and droopiug, sales
of $4,000 western mixed at 944a954, closing with
sales Of prime at %. No change IL. the market
for Oats and moderate business doing.
Pork firmer and better demand, sales in the ag-
sregate $500 at q, 10 for ness and 2la2l,25 luI
prime mess, included in the sales are 1900 mess
deliverable all the year at $50. Stock Of all kinds
as nude up this morning. is 1850 packages, to
same time last month 55,392, 10 same time last
year 63,44I. Beef not much doing and market
heavy, sales of 500 at 9.50aIN for country prime;
10 for Vermont mess, I6 for extra state and Ii, 80
for re-packed Chicago. Beef hams and prime
mess bee. nothing of Importance doing and prices
nOmnaly the same. Dressed hogs selling in lois
| AT 94a94.
Lara III fair demand, sales of 800 bills at IIa12
cts, including SEQ bills for Dec. at ia Butte
and Cheese, pretty good business, and prices withr
out important change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
GOING SOUTH,
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The $40 \ Train will connect at
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
wife with Chicago EXPress Southern Div sion C.
Road at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Pittsburgh aud at Newark with The East and west trains
CentTal Ohio Railroad.
The 800 Train will connect Sandusky with
bay City from Detroit; MonroeIiIlc with western
Train on c q T. r at Shelby Junction at 5.21
with Vail TraIM on G g. X K Columbus and Gin
cmnat at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on 4 Kt for Pittsourg and at Newark with East
r GOING NoRTH-The . &c A NJ Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train Eelai,e
Central Ohio X; at Mansfield JGTcion with EXPRESS
for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction 2.15 with Gin.
cinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
and at AOnrOeviIe with Mail Tain ON L & T Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago, &c.
The ? 10 y Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East on Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh; Slrbv juno
ton al 5.2l with Cincinnati Mall cleveland; at
MnnrOcvie with Night Express Toledo aid lineage,
and at Sandusky with steamer Hay City Detroit aud
Chicago
J. R. ROBINSON, sup't
Sandusky, Aug. q, 1855. Sr1l-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

PHILADELpHIA MARKET.

I TIILSsNI1E Eli TIN tIstININEI L
Nov. i,-MoleTate export demand for flour. but
TIE limited amount on sale materially restricts op.
eratons, sa les of 1870 standard ana good at g. IL
a9,25 intending 1850 to arrivea the latter figure,
extra at 9,50a962 at tie close there were no sell
leTs at less than 1925.
Wheat market poorly supplied, and it is in de-
ma nd at last qmotatiuns safes Of 5000 bush prime
southern aud Penn. ted at 50, including 1900 bu
grown ut l95a2IO; 400 bu prime at 2IO, and some
white on terms not made known.
Provisions, tut small trade doing and but very
little stock left 10 operate. Whisky held firmly,
sales of brIS at 4Ia4I4 for Eastern and Prison, aud
hh'!s at 40a4l' Lard l2lal3 in bEls and l34al4
in kegs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
AGR1cuLrnPAI EA1p

BAIT, Nov. THE grounGs OF the Maryland
agricultural FAIR was thronged with an Immense
crowd OF visitors, among W HON were secretaries
Davis, Guthrie and AIcLelland. The Flying Ar
tllery ftom Fort McHenry also visited the far and
went through drill and were inspected by the sec
retary of War. Dunng the firing one man was
mottalIy wounded by the premature explosion Of
one OF the guns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

TmE ALLIGATOR Polka has been introduced with
signal effect among some of the dancing circles of
this city. AS some of our readers may not under
stand the nature of this amusement. we will state
that it consists of feeding live alligator with
cayenne pepper aud choosing the beautiful crea-5
ture thus stimulated for partner in The dance.
II a female, she does some very tall woltzing; if
male, he dances French four superbly, but re-
quires power of room to swing corners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

II
ALL HALLow Enthusiastically, the LIST of Nov
ember was All Saints Dly-the day when aIfeast
is Dedicated to all the saints in.general-and We'd
nesday night was All EIaIlow Eve. Onthis night,
according TO Brands Popular Antiquities, is Gus
tomary with young people i'll the North Of Eng
land. TO dive for apples, or catch at them, when
stuck upon one end of kind Of hanging beam,
at the other end Of which is fixed lighted can
de--anl that with their mouths only their lands
lied behind their backs. In'Scotand, the first
ceremony Of Halloween is pulling each a stock of
cabbage. They must GO out, hand in hand, with
eyes Shut and pull the first they meet with; ii be-
ing little or big, straight crooked. is prophetic
of Il size and shape of the grand object OF their
spels-4the husband or wife. II any earth stick
to the root that is fortune; and the taste of the
heart of the stem is indicative Of the natural tenn
per or disposition. The stems are afterwards
placed ever the door, and the Christian names Of
the people whom chance brings into the house,
are according to the priority of placing the stems,
the names in question. Burning nuts is another
famous charm. They name the lad and lass to
each particular nut, as they lay them in the FIRE;
and accordingly they burn quietly together. or
start from teside one another, the course and is
sue OF the couslship will he.
Another charm is, total e candle and go alone
to looking-glass, cut an apple before it. and,
some traditions say, yon should comb your hair all
the time, when the face of your coniugal compan-
ion TO be, will be seen in the glass, asIf peeping
over Your shoulder.
1t is custom in Iceland, when the young wo-
M, IL would know if their lovers are faithful, TO
put three nuts uponl The bars Of the CRATES, naming
the nuts after their lovers. If nut cracks or
Jumps the lover will prove unfaithfuli lift begins
to burn or blaze, lie has regard for the person
making the trial. If the nuts named after the girl
and her lover burn together, they will be married.
In Ills country, mischievous young scamPs make
Hallow Eve the most unhallowed occasion of rob
bing cabbage gardens, humping at doors, pitch
ing the cabbage into houses, and playingdivers
other pranks AGAINST the peace and dignity of the
Commonwealth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

TnE SUFFER- AND CoNcEnT at Washington Hall
last night we'll attended, considering the in
clemency Of the weather. The tables were beau
tfuI-beautilul in appearance and still more beau
uiuI in substance. Mrs DREw's singing was de
lghlfui. Her execution Of '.Hernani, Rescue
me- from verdis Opera, and of the '.Last Rose
oil Summer" was universally admired, and indi
Gated The versatility of her talents, adapted alike
to the popular ballads well as the higher depart
ments Of music
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
FROM NEW work

N. Y. Nov |. The new steamship Ocean Bird
sailed to-day fol- Havana and New Orleans
BY ananiyal To day we have advices from Rio
to the 2ISt of Sept. The cholera WIS still raging
over 80 cases occurring daily and 800 deaths since
It's appearance.
Receipts Of coffee are falling off and prices adj
yancIng,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. I.-CharIes Daughter,
the deiullting treasurer of the Lancaster Savings
Institute, was released frUmprsou 10 day, on bail
to the amount ofSI00,o00, to answer at the next
term Of tie Court of Quarter Sessions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

DrrEcTrvE. srenr.- Judging from the many and
unexceptiOnabIe testimonials, published by MI.
SoIom0us, the celebrated opIican from Bond Street,
London, few hen have been either more success
fa or useful in the:r profession than he. 1t will
be seen by h,s advertisement that manyin Wheel
ing have been benefited by his skill, and his great
success has induced him 10 prolong his visit short
time longer. 1t is well known that imi roper spec.
tacles, are most injurious to the sight. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
ClNClNNATIMARKE

Nov Flour very quiet with light sales a,
50. GtaIn good demand for wheat OF full rates,
but receipts light. Whisky. dull and declined &c,
sales of 300 bills. at 334. Groceries dull and Ian.
guid, transactions confined TO small lots at previ-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

VIRGINIA AGRscuLTuRAL FHR.-rhe city OF
Richmond was crowded on Monday evening with
strangers, who came to see the exhibition at the
State Fair, which opened on Tuesday. Among
the visitors the cadets from the Virginia Mil
i'ary Institute. A line of Telegraph is in opera
ton from the city to the Fair grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET


Nov. I.-Oneriugs Of beef cattle to 1000 head,
of which 100 were driven eastward, 200 left over
and the remainder sold al i, T5aS. Hogs abundant
supply. prices declined, sales at ], 75asI5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

HA\DHERCHIEFS AND CKAVATS.
F ANDKERCHIEFS all kinds, embracing the
IL newest and most fashionable styles OF Stocks aud
Ties.
Black silk cravats, extra sizes;
do Satin do do
ScaTEs-pain black and fancy;
Plain white and bOrderCd iEen hanjkerChieGs.
Half hose OF all kinds embracing double feet aud hason
ribs.
suspenders of ali kinds, including boys mufers,
riOus styles and superior quality.
All OF which will be sold very low at No. Washing
ton Hall by
O'I0 ] II STALLNNN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
MEDICAL.
dI.b SHot'hD TRY iri17 q {
D r. j. OSTETTER,s
CEEEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
Ioe. 900 nottIe. soid Ia One \ sar


NothlNti ia tho understanding in the unpl,csl mar
ketIoT the PAST tuy Yeas. has evcr euI,ule ~, IN
All HiheIe ne ii0dnced igna this "
Enf'aI saNIl-i1YSPEPTIC
ir H0siel'ef's nTeia,alun not M, obi grann, "a r.
g, 6, 1l cue me- &c result ri Suae Amateur
Fh!Slcian's Net bal investigations IL il rio ,-SS,
found and eish0Iair siTiy one 0i fIe ,nrS,
chemists ~ lie p, eseI CeItUiy ' 'N'''''u
uT HOSIelleT sI,hnniS his iuVRlO, hlC btirr, ~,
mical tests, al Walls still better, h,,,,I ,,is &
your own CONSTITUTIONS The lIIs ~ OTeritr at ,i,s.. ~
eFs wal lie lourd by the first anal yss aud the In G,.
Ol their great medicinal effects will bc A.. de M,
an ALMOST Incredible shUit space al tine upon y 81 ~
ten. '' '"u' U.s.
Are you dyspePtie2 Then take these celebrated ston.
aCh biileIS "'"'H'
are You biOus7 Try bottle OF these bltters, aud
he relieved al - o'N
Ate yUu annoyed by iMlierstf,,n9 Rnnlve ~, c,,,s ~
the nee use OF these b:iIc ~
Have YOU lever and sgue? Pow many thousands an lie
west and south have becU cured this cOtitut ion dc.
stto!inS disease, by the lice nI these btlteIs
AIl should 10y is au,idote We \eut,ne 10 al
hIn tIi White HOSictiO'S ttes aIe used case al e
vct and aGue CainN Uccur. -
One Wine gasSu ;aken three lines 5sv he,ors
Wi! DC ""ud geat Tome asei, which al wll aplaeoi.
He wien re sotdsV satisfied Tie IacI as ihey vilI br
by giving the bit one trial, '' - sS "''' O0'
There are Olh IihCIs,' represented 10 he ilo snmc
which ace cOnu IttScly worthless Our BitIerS are
Wt W., a rival, Glhet medicinal quaIes They are
'ut w III sqLiie les CON aIlius iu quart, with tho
directions sDr.J n sIsttgr,E St5,1rs Mr..
olOWh On the DO None other genuine.
NE DOLLAR Ror.rtE
by all the PRINCIPAL DrItgriSs Lot,I 1,
Restaurants aud DEALER Letcrally tIghnt Ihs IIi,nj
States 0.d by $50 N'''''''
BUSHFlELD g. Co, and
THJMPSuN q PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

SENTENCE OF DEATu.--Fredsrick Miller CON
victed at Cumberland, Md, of the murder OF DR..
Hade and Henry Grael, has been sentenced by
Judge Perry to be hung. IT is the duty of the
Governor TO designate the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
cO-PARTNERsHIP.
Just Received.

- VubU LNOOU1VGu.
M A. EDWARDS d BRO. havcjust received GIum
w the East, Cat tleir New Grocery ndioiuIng no
lotcc,, excellent and carefully selected assortment
OF line Ocertes, to which they invite the attention U all
IN want n good aud cheap groceries. stock consists
IA Iarl OF fine
NO. Maracaiho and Java cOHres, brown clarified do;
G'usled and Puverized Sugais
Teas great variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa IirounO aud Chocolate OF The hest brands,
Fest Ieacles pine apples. strawberries ana rIspb~r.
RES IN cunsi rice flour, corn starch;
FhriIa, sage, nacarOii lshisiass, Jsllytna;
l'cTInuJa ArrOwTUot dried CuTIuts, IaisnS almon1a
Olives hops elcj Tobacco end sesurs, hue quaI:Iesj
Soaps, eIc.; Fine ground Table Salt;
Spices aud Essences OF every variety.
Together with many other articles tedious 10 emu
me ate, all vi which we are SO ling at very low prices
Call lnI examine tnr yourselves, you pleas
ed EcIhem her lie laCe-COrHer Of Market and Quincy
sti Gets 1diuIuins tic PUsuffce Wheeling, Va my9i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

xTuE Alexandra, Va, Sentinel says: The Bal
timOre & OHIO Railroad Company are asking leave
Of the Washington city Go6ucils to extend their
road through that city. They are speaking Of
bringingit 10 point opposite Alexandria.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

New Books.
GtORA and the Doctor;
~ scenes iu the Practice Of New York surseonj
Tac Hearth Stone, by SamI. Osgo0d;
The Hidden Path, by Marion flarland;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland;
The Slave Of the Lamp, by Vim. North;
Which: the Right or the Left?
The News Roy;
WOIverts RoOsi nv Washington Irving;
Hc:Oines OF History, by Mary K. Hewett;
The Wrinkles, o. the Merry MonOnmniacs;
Female Life among the MoTmOrs;
ROgets Thesaurus of English Words.
Together with Ia &c tnen OF the best works in
the various departments Of literature
For sale by THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
OCf3 1T ManSt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
Ncau Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DOR SEY'S
MOaE HnI


No 1913 Main ST. 1 doors 5egoss Uaio4t at
HAVING returned f:om the manufacturing Est9 bsh.
A nlents oil the East wi1ira stockoE bOOs Shoes,
cuInpisin all the varied styles EOrthe present aud s
preaching seas OF 1888, would respectfully inI tie
and ai to call and examine my stock, Confident
that can suit all and every bOiy, Pioved good pretty
aud Ih'aP goods will doi intend keep the hest goal.
lily Of goods in my line, and will sell cheap fnO cheap.
er lhan they can be bought elsewhere Tall aud examine
iOt examining
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsBURGH, Nov. 1.-Rlver feet inches
Weather warm and ShOwery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
Catholic book Store,

VNHE Undersigned, WHO is agent for "Brownson's Re
burg Cat olic and 'Amecan Ceti" has also Tor sale,
Iis History OF Maryland, BY McSherryi Professionalism
and CaholicIy Compared, by Balmez; Trials or Aind
by Dr. lvesi lntroducton TO the Sacred Scriptures b.
Rev Jos Dixon D. D., Moore's Political Works, conl-
pIele; English, German, Prech Latin and Greek bibles;
aud kres constantly on hand good supply Of Catholic
works and every kind OF Stationery and VGTietes let
all Who are lovers OF liter. call my pa sOc
ON Fouithst between Monroe and Union.
PETER LRCHRR
Tie undersigned has large lot OF French Ittorrs6fn
which he Will sell cheap ior cash, aud very by Inc
lIGliSand. OElO pETER 1 kf.fl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

( PARnDr Co4lNG I've are authorized to an
nounce that Mile TERESA P4nopr will give one
concert in this city sometime between the 10Th
and 18th insts. She will be assisted by AuELrA
Psrrl SrnAKoscH, the distinguished Contralto,
s'cSoR LEONARDO, the eminent Baritone, and the
great Pianist MAURICE srRAxoscm.
Pafodrs tour though the United States thus
far, has been ntrumphal march. aud her visit to
this city will be decidedly the musical event ofthe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry

No. 4 Washington EEnII.
IIAVlNGjust returned from the Eastern cities with a
IL large ami well selected assortment OF cIucks, watch
and Jewelry) the subscriber would ion
that he will sell it cheaper than hsrcOIUre His
stock consists in part follows:
Patent Lever, Porcelain Mantle Gothic eight and one
day clocks
Gold and silver English, French and American hunter
aud open laced Watches
Bracelets, armlcts, brooches. finger rings carvings
keys, seals fine ctlery, etc. ete in great
variety; besides silver and Ahaia OF all kinds.
UP aTti GU attention is called 10 the American
Watches put up in gold and silver cases, made wholly in
this country and " rrIn'ed prime tins keepers
The ladies' will find at his establishment large and
well selected stock OF new aud beautiful C-meO JewelTy,
VIII CHI camno; fail to please,
Having bought extremely !ow he feels confident That lie
Wheeling, and respectfully invites all 10 Gail and
his stock. G. p. BROWN,
ncI3 Nos Washin gtum Hal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02

TnE LADIES of the 4th Presbyterian Church re
quest us to say that theie will be lunch OF all
manner Of good things at Washington Hail this
mgnling al II O'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-02
Change of Schedule.
80 esz;sszE1a - - III
go s:sS2 5ss1 e. t s i5sa- a4sz8
Summer arrangement.

IRANsPoRTATION OFFICE B. & o. Z. r.
So Wheeling Station, July 9Th, 1855
ON ard after Monday the 9Th Instant, the Passenger
Trains express aud maf) will this station daily
Tor Raltimo and the Eastern Cities at 4:l5 p ~ and
IO:I5 r. NJ. 2 = fHl
The Express Train leavesat 4:l5 P. NJ: and will only
StOPat the following stations: HenwOOd, Moundsvle,
Cameron, FatTnont, Feterman, NewbuTs, Rowlesbuig,
Piedmont. Cumberland, Sir Johns Rum MartiMsburg,
Harrer's Ferry, MOnocacy, Sykesvie and Washington
Junction.
The Mail trainIeaves 1O:I5 p NJ, except Saturdays
and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling at
Z, a. NJ, and arriving at Cumberland al 6, +. NJ
Leaves Cumberland at Oslo A A. arrives in Wheeling
ats, p. NJ.
= BY order of J. II. DONE. sur't
jus at 7 Il. FORD, agent