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Indian Corn.

The value this cereal to this country has never
been appreciated. Recent Investigations and
comparisons show conelussely that 1t is of more
Yalne than any other agricultural production, not
excepting cotton even, about which so much has
been said. The culture of corn has wonderfully
increased within the last few years, its ratio of
increase being far greater than any other product
From 1889 to 1919, as per census returns, the
increase was IS per cent. Wool is the next high
tSt its increase being so per cent; cotton "a oats
20; and W heat l6. This IS remarkable result.
The cotton crop has not increased half.So rap
idly as the corn crop. and the claim of the tormeE
to the title Of tking' is only in its influence upon
the commercial interests OF the country. The
cotton crop Of 1851 was nine hundred aud TWEEN
ly-Seven millions of pounds. yalned at one hun
dred and twelve millions Of dollars; while the
coru crop of 1850 was five huudred and ninety
two millions OF bushels, which, at the lowest
possible price at which it can be estimated, is OF
tar greater value than the cotton crop.
The Southern States are not suited 10 the profit
able growth Of corn; the average product per acre
south of the latitude of North Carolina, with one
exception, helHg but sixteen bushels, while III
Ohio It is above thIty bushels to the acre, and ia
New England il reaches nearly TO that figure
The FIVE States-OhiO, Indiana, Illinois, k1m-
lucky, and TenneSSee-produce Ons-haIf of all
the corn raised in the Uuited States. Tennessee
aud North Carolina are i'll the same latitude, but
the soil Of the latter State is not suited to the
production of this cereal, while the former yields
it abnndanty. The profit accrui"g on busheI OF
corn 20 tne farmer Of ono anu on poeHu o. COZ
me-, - IT, cost o raising cSrn is set down at about
Ten cents per bushel, which, ifsold for twenty. five
cents, would leave fifteen cents profit. Cotton
and 10 Us ,sSsn sS ,ai%e cn,s somatims
Isss a, t;J.,,o+s, TEs coTn cyon 10 more CIR.
Ss $50 =, 4'1 49, SH NoP - e
thah All otneLS' It heeuS Dut lew months 10 II
pen II, and II the early lrOStS oil spring destroy the
Ub;rb vii ,;n.n s,,ic;.n,iv eoIlv ~ ssc.me III.
%"'E" WV ''PS" Su'IS'S"''J SHt'1 " SSN"fS VIC
HoSLS OF autumns
The export OF corn is incEeaSing. Great Britain
L;+brfo I, 10 no; os w., ,'r,IIv LIo,,,, - e.
~ ~ % "Ot 90 !St sS"5 """ u ~ Hu
rope as an atlcIe OF IoOoi anu the iaSt lhat much
OF what has been exported has SOured on the way
- cIass-s nh. cIim.tr Of Eurone is not 6,,sI for
:'T Re. % NY ~ 'ot
IT'S Ptouucuot an" II sever VIII Os LalSsu There 10
any extent. A large demand for corn might be Gre
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Ma. SoI"MoSs: 81 think it no more than an
act OF justice TO you well az to tie American CON-
nuntty, to state that the SpectacIes bought of YOU
suit me well find my sight much improved.
can see small print with them any eusth OF time
without fatigue TO my eyes. Should my SIGHT cou-
ttnue TO improve by tho of them have no doubt
but shall be able to read without them in a short
time. Yours truIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
COTTON g. EITCHS
OUTLINES
P ysiosl & og raphy
ILLUSTRATED BY SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENGRAVING

y G e G e o s p n Y I.
ILLUSTRATED ny SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENGRAvINGs
THIS work, now ready, is believed the first at
tempt ever made in this Country embndy, in a Sc.
0gTaphy III manner nieg Bile to the great body MI
pills attending schools Its general plan may seen
from the following list OF subjects:
THE LAND-.-Its extent and distribution; continents,
islands, volcanic islands; coral Islands; mOunfaiRS;
mountain systems OF the eastern and western COnInenS
upland plains tabelands; IOwand plains; glaciersi
snow mountains ard avaalchesj volcanoes; volcanic re-
giOns; EeSUVius, EtnJ; earthquakes.
TFE WATER.-Chemca composition of water; miUe-
raj springs; Caiaracts; deas; oceanic continental
rveTs foundations OF Tiversi river systems the west
:rn c0ntinent-O the eastern continent; lakes uistib
tiOn Of Grcshwater iakes-Of salt akeS physical
Steam.
TMx ATMOSPHERE Composition OF the air-its proD
cries; winds, variable winds permanent winds, trade.
uTe. clouds, rain, SHOW and hail; climate causes which
determine climate, l$nth rmal lines,
ORGANIC EIlsTEHCEIlantS- divisions Of tile vegeta.
BILE Observation-Disclosures OF pIamis-fOOd plants; ami
Mms-ther classification; distribution OF animals; 200.
logical IegIOnSi man-races OF men,
The Appendix contains several articles relating to the
chief productions of countries; the exports Countries;
trade routes; metallic productions ETC. AlSO tables Ui
the mountains, rivers, etc.
The Maps which illustrate the book have bean con-
struced with the greatest carr and they will il is con-
ceved be found sufficient TO give the learner accurate
idea oil The principal features and leading physical PenO
The five Principals OF the Wheeling Public Schools
have announced to the COmmi ssiOners-''we cheeIuliy
recommend its adOpiOnas text book -
For sale (aso COltOu& Fitchs Modern School Geogra.
phy,) by
oc3I:ea t.w Wheeling, Va.
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sSOw.-The Abingdon virginian states that on
Wednesday evening. OF last week there was con-
siderable fall of snow in that vicinity.
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HENRY a1ooRH.


WHEELING, Nov. 1st 1856.
AR. SoLcxoSs, Str:-The benefit have derived
from the Srsetaces obtained from you induces me to
express the pleasure have received from them They
suit my sight to adiIation by cadle light as well as
day. read with the same when a boy which
could not do with any other glasses have used
Yours, truly, JNo X. BoTSFoRD.
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'OR a ShOKf TIME ONLY |!

SPcctncIcs, &C., ground on the Cxnct prin-
~ cple Of Spherical Accuracy, by u. SOLuMONS, tie
celebrated Optican, from the Improved Spectacle Mann
9ctOry and London Optical rs alishmelt No. iO5 Old
ago. '''''
u. SOlomOns, the sole Inventor of the Improved Spec
lacss, nd various Improved asses, is now on mo
essloa visit 10 This place, and may be consulted at Ms
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T,e.,-, ILtvETANu, Oct, 9th, 1851.
~ = eClmens OF Sectacles placed in my hands by Mr
SoIonion tnd myself much relieved nom defect n VI
slo' 2nu especially weakness OF the eyes, from which
Ia yt suffered Tor tie last two yeats, wherever have rr
eTcISeu Them, even or short period OF time ihng
such duIpOseS. Up XII IT; m N II, Wa
Professor o. Physical Dagno.i aud Theory ad Practice
o Medclne' Med. Dep. W. X. College.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTL RES!
BUTLEB'@ ROOK-
Writing Fluid


OUNCE this supenOr Fluid Ink has been before the nub.
- lic now nearly two years. 1t has been any.aiu
ing IN and Is now eferred by many the aranr
ed Arnold Fluid.
Outing the past year twenty thousand quart and mint
bottles, together with smaller sizes innumerable, lave
been sold TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati Louis.
vile, Pittsburgh, buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, TcrTe
Haute, lafayette. VInccnnes, indianapolis, Evansville,
Frankfort, Lexington, Nashville, Memphis, st. Louis
VckshuE, Jackson, Naichez and New Orleans III has
also been adopted in the State Departments Kenuc Nv
Tennessee aud Mississippi has taken three first ella
Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes OF Cincinnati and
Louisville. and four diplomas and Prize Medals at State
Fairs held last Fall in New York, OHIO, Indiana and IL
lnois.
The following merchants bankers, &c. of WHEELING,
heretofore using ArnOds English Ink. have purchased j.
J. Rutler's Hook Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; Merchants and Nc.
cha MICS Bank Of wheeling hank wheelngi Crs
Manufacturing COmpany County Clerk of Ohio County;
National Tees raph Offices Baltimore Ohio Rarusi
Offices Mcclure HOusei Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell
d MGAleei GOrdoH Matthews & Co; T. Sweeney & Son;
List d Howell; Norton, AchesOm q Co CTangle d Col
Doane q Cowgirl; Oft q ROyd: Boyd & OTIS Oliver Pry.
Or James II. Stout d Col Llmbdin, GilheTson d Co
P.eSs.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc3n l. MRnIN. GlIBERSON & Co.
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,, PITTsBuRGH, June s.h, 1853
am using pair Of Mr.. SOlOnOns' Glasses, and find
tleGi very comfortable. cheeTully add INV name In lie
hunbcr Ot those who recommend lhtIn
JOSEPH 7. GAZZAM, NJ D.
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MORE HoME TEsTIMONv

MR. G. SoLoNox:-l have tried the glasses YOU sold
me for sufficient length OF time to test them lly and
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs
Moore is also able 10 read with hers with comfort alter
night. which she has been able to do Leretoore
we concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, Oct. a5 1856 HENRY MooKH.
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Farm and Goal I.indS For Sn iT.77
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEANrPo,,

RY virtue of certain deeds oftrust from Mcl,.,S,.
~ hey 70 mySell; uuIy acknowledged and rccur,eI il
GINA shall on Thursday, rhs agth day o. ToySSmS s.'
800, at u O'Clock. y NJ at the front door OF II .
auction Three Hundred AID Sixty -one sjsre upir
ital stock IN the belmont and WIeein! I'm ice
aud also the late interest OF SNd Michael
10 the steamboat CITY Oi Wheeling said nny ~ and
stock therein taken by said Michael sweeney OCs
amount OF 50 U9O0f which sum he raid Ia - 70 Tue
~ two hundred dollars in casii-snj ~. ToHS twe,
boat. " e''"l'ss OF The
TERMS or SALE-one fourth cash. bpls,,. i, a.
equal payments at IUu, eight and twelve non,b 'nte
interest secured by negotiable nUtes approved M
o.oo ALFRED CALDWELL.
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PTT1sHuRGH, June Sth, 1853
NJ S0"m1ns Eye Glass Think them superior TO any
der ineir use. q NcC6NK A. ~ ~"
Late Professor in Washington University, Baltimore
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,r, ... ROCHESTER,, January 18TH 1851
nc best recOmmenaatnn i've tue Glasses Of MI
SO'oh"'i Ia that use them myself aud prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER. NJ. ~.
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF BuGllo.
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
Hntal Ia Rala.


TINE Furniture and Lease known az tile Monro.tI
i Wheeling, Va ,lOCated on Main street Ornosi,ou
Wire Suspension Bridge This house is nov d lie
good business, Nu'l the prospects Tor the future sr
rate. In short time the cleveland Extension NOT
Ohio, and liNcinnati q Marietta railroads ,yin ri
their teTm1i al KiTkwood, and the travel viii nav
cross Immediately opposite this house, and IL viii 70
SaItly 90 large proportion OF this business. ''s
The present. proprietor is DESTROYS of TamDvin,,
pose OF his business. s W tg,
oesa WE CLARK
RHrm RNtI Coal I.IndS For SnI,,
VNHE undersigned offers Tor sale a valuable -
4 Guiding Coal tanks, ten miles below wNeIps' To-
one mile below Wescc Creek, Containing ~ acrs Al
under good CIVILIZATIONS large frame dwellv, :" ~
stables aud OihcrOut houses and two never aG, van
Of good water on ole Of which there is an
pumps fences all in good condition; also three req
bearing choice frGtl. The purchaser win have t5
ege OF working G9 acres Of coal land in which H. p
two veins Of fine uoal, one vein of eet aud
Jour eet Tile landing is supposed to be tile best h p
Pittsburgh AID Cincinnati, beng good ior b,ais "fa
stare of water. '' a sal
terms. Apply to GLEN r. / ANN 10 Sole
- OSt"l.Itl WYNN" IN tie prcnlsrs
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New Fall and Winter Goods
5t AT 80 III
s. RICE'S,
Nh Nnn.;.,r, ILL.,.

- :.
No. l, Sprigg House.
HAVE recently returned lion New York. rvb.r.
have supplied myself with most gorgeous si0ck NJ
goods In my ne for cold weather, Consisting OF broad
cioths' all colOs and Qualities, beaver cloths or sune-
nor quail ~, for making overcoats Fancy and ain cas-
VESTINGS.
Silk Velvet, silk, sutn merino and MANY other s,,..
All Of which do think little superior 10 RnviS
that can be found IN this Market and which, AM 'r"
pared 10 make to MEASURE, in superior styles
READY MADE CLOTHING,
am now making up beautiful assortment n. cIotb-
ing, ava VIII Keep hereafter general stock of Ready
and common. Wv" :" '"sU'uh
have also very beautiful stock of Furnishing goods
Shirts. ~ "''N "h'te
have the best assortment OF silk and Satin Tles
large STOCK always on hand, also, cravats aid collars
an9 every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
!orlns establishment, ull of which win sell very cbean
CR--Please give me CALL
oci5 s. RICE
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L. ~ NE"BhE.
N.B.-My wife has also obtained pair which benefit,
her as much as mine do me.
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IOOD.
THAT larEe anil cOmmOdOus Warehouse on Water
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. j. h. Keys deceased
as Forwarding aud commission house
Possession given Immediately. The Office fixtures
viz: Desk, stove, CARPET, &C., and Truck and Scales viii
be disposed OF At fair rates
Apply to GORDON, MATTHEWS & Co.
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For Rent

G.sOlOmOn is now in this city. and may be consult
cd at his office in the Union Han, Main st. nr6
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1,.., NEw YORH, June 18th, $50
Snned the principle on which they arc consruccd
io 'es'taliOh ~ nTOnUuncMg them superior any
WIN winch Az acquainted, aud accordingly can
GheeTiuy recommend them 10 all who need atihclll AID
!" iinllroNlng their vision. CHAS. NJ. LEE NJ. u.
Buffalo aud BowdOn College,
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PHILADELPHIA. June 4,h, 1850.
eoTdlaily concur, as far my judgment cues, the
ommon O my fliend and colleague Or Ie In rcelelNe
70 'e IeIlectoH q MI SOI"niOns convex and =is'
seS' Io ar sigh edMess The grindn appears to good
"Iu CIeaT' anu The general Workmanship superior
JAMES BRYAN, ". u.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva Cosss.
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TO PIkINrERH.

We are prepared to furnish Printers with walcs SUI
periOr News, Book aud JOB Inks. We have now on
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News Ink, hand press Dark Rlue
News II Tx, power press I,ixhf GsrccI,
hook Ink. Dnrk Green
Fine Black. YcIIoyT
Extra Fine do. White
He'd Ink. Gold size
Extra Fine do, Vnrnf-h
Light blue. &c Sc &c
All Inks sold by warranted TO be good; and il found
not to be So can be returned at our expense. +
nJTerms cash l#
lul1 BEATTY & Co.
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~, uOLuNEUs, February 3, 1872
convince that they Of superior quality have
takeh lalr for my own USE and find them unusually Ca
~ 70 the eyes X. H. HOWARD,
Professor OF Surgery, Startling Medical College.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BUCKwHEAT FLOUR.
100 Sacks. IS pounds each Of huiled BuckWbeat
f' 4Vs i'o'l pA'4noss' ts''l''U GRO. WILSON.
a WHITE BEANS.
SWnn1ed, 500 bushel small White Beans, by
PITTSBURGH
IDniIY Commercial Journal.
pEe o. nus me aTge$t dsly sheet
YEAR in I'D vance. The Commercial Journal. is
Esee Of R,l and GSsns SSs han
strong editorial and repnTOItal staff Its teegraphc
IsPSrts are annie and divers ihsI and lis market re-
cate. Us Teliable 0rassS for the paper should
be aceompaned by the price OF subscriptions
RoBr NJ. RIDE Editor and Puhlisber
Journal BuiidiRgs: % 4 5s Third st.
WOODEN SOCKS.
lot OF country knit Wooden Socks Just received at
nov3 W. d. MoTTE Il BROS.
Mile. Teresa Parodi,
koScH by MaSs%g SA aIIa pAI .n Str
oE4Rn he H9eSs saftor under the direction "t
give one Of her giana in WheeItns on an evening
between the 10th and 10th inst OF which due notice viii
nova tcttvdatlies copy5
MORE NV GOoDS lust received a.
W noye Mn.M0TrE 4 BROS.
. %a: %"" DC
R R9ciey do do
Com do
Flour do
And country produce generally.
FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR!
subscrhs rs VII have constantly on hand in the
uture good 6TdHdS OF extra family and SuPeTne Flour
for sale by the single barrel in larger quantities. 10
which the asnt on OF the public Is respectfully invited
n0y2 GII.L& TO.
PRINCES BAY, OYSTE S
IN THE SHE'LL,
RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
v e. r. ANDAH.
Nov. 1-d1m.
NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.
a QunrteEIy Law Journal.
CoxTaIpuToRs-wM GRExE. Of Caperer; Prof B.
MINOR University Of Va VT JosEs, author Of :'Es
10 Commissions in Chanceryi' H. SANDs, author o.
HisOry of Suit in Equity and other professional gen
tIemen OF well known alb lity aud learning have agreed
to contribute tC the columns OF the Journal
TIE above will be published IN the LIST OF January,
posed TO hvnr the enterprise will please call aud ex
wILDE& BROTHERS,
Agents for the Publishers
leEIIs:-S2 wv Fer annum. nov1
German Language.
THE undersigned offers his services TO tie public as in
i struetor in GtRNAM LASeuA"E. Clerks and business
men generally, well those who wish to obtain
millions Of men. will rd it profitable 10 take iesso u.s.
single lessons 80 cents EACH class of six ner.
SSAS y S0SH IOA - ACSSOiiS pay dplG III ADVANCE
TIL IIIELSCHER,
oct3l 1wd Editor of the Wheeling Republican
STACEY HOUSE.
[oPPoslTE THE COURT ROUSE AND FouNTAIH.1
ZAHESYHLLE, o.,
]. NJ. Scott & ]. M. Wallace,
PRnPRIETORs. OI3i
Groceries, &c.
11O BBLS Sunerfne and Extra Flour,
44O 81 bbls Rye Flour,
100 - Extra SALT
10 20 Crushed Sugar,
10 g Powdered do
I" GTnnduated do
a. COiIre do
30 &c MOlasses,
. Hhds n o. Sugar,
81 RbS medium No. 3 Mackerel,
20 Hal bbls +"
90 Kits No. 1 ahd9
25 ROxes W. X. Cheese,
Chests Imperial Tea,
j "" G-P.
. Y.H
% Catty boxes
% Bags Rio Coffee,
'' Java 20
Starch, Matches, Brooms, &C., for sale low by
GEO. X. M'MECHEN,
OCISI No. gig Market
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Public Sale Of T,oDd

Public Sale of Land,
w LII be offered for sale Public Auction on Monday
Tue 18th OF October inst tie front door of lie
G Io1 house. ~ Wellshure the whole undivided
The Farm occupied by D. Brown ST. containing abo,t
'wo hundred acres lying on he WeSburg and Washing
on turnpike about one and half miles east OF WelIs
ous and adjoining The lands Of Jacob and otlers
9eG 70 an annuity Of hundred dol aIs per annun
Tue arm known as the ''Can Farln" cOntainin1 nm.
and twenty acres, lying the Ohio liver abomt
Two miles below WeIlSburg ~ ~OOu'
ALSO,
LhTee hundred Acres OF land lying on the Ohm river
~ MASON county, Va adjoining the lands OF d. PoIsIev
VIII be made known. t t '''"'S
nANFoRTH BROWN, Sir,
JOHN d, BROWN, and
DANE. BROWN. JT -+
Exec'Is estate John Brown, ST., decd.
oa' The above sale is postponed to Monday, October
OClS
FOR SALE.
RI bBLS superfne Flour, city inspection
W ocS6 Gill, &, Co
"a Ga Cincinnati Starch o5 bOxes received nr steam
e. 'Clty Of Wheeltng,' and for sale BY -
"r'' N. REILLY
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WHEELING, Oct. 9Th 1850
have tried for short time, pair OF speotaces ur-
~, ny Mr o. SoiOn'1H and take pleasure IN iesii!s
70 their good quality have also procured par oicon
cave glasses or Ms Houston, which in tLe effects a'e
equally pleasing and satisfactory.
NJ ii. HOUSTON, NJ. D.
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET THE AFFLlCTED HEAR THE TEsTI-

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE IESII-
MONY OF A LADY.
TINo those who haze the pleasure ui knowing her,
i need say HOIhinsr but TO others remark that dc
sire 10 benefit the suffering induces her :hus speak
None eau appreciate her joy and gratitude in being
licved from Pain ailer years OF suffering aTa-
leed but those Or there can be any) who lave suffered
Miss S has long been resident OF this ciy-lor the
last two Yeas has been suCceS' fully conducting school
at No $50 baltimore street The happy change in her
hesl is subject establishment aud joy her numer
Gus iicnds We ask those interested call She
will tell them more Of her by HzHlPons TiMcture
than Sue las written Thus is this remedy goes on CIV
Ing reliet 10 the SICK We refer The public 10 Them FiOn
more distant places also hear of the happy result.
Ihese facts, with tile concurrent testimony thousands
should cause skep:clsm and prejudice hide their heads
aud cOncede that hanpOn'S lIncIuIe is in truth
ierIu discovery.
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BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
100 Sacks. IS pounds each, OF huiled Buckwbeat
Flour, from Baltimore, received by
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PRINCES BAY, oYSTE S
IN THE SHE'LL,
RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
V e r AN d All.
NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.
A Onnrn Inv Lnnrnnl-

German Language.
THE undersigned offers his services TO lie public as in
i stTuetor in GEENAH LANGUAGE. Clerks and business
men generally, well as those who wish to obtain
knowledge of the poetry OF language spoken ny about 70
millions of men. will find it profitable take esSo u.s.
Single lessons 80 cents EACH class Of six more per
sons 81 each for 10 lessons, payable in advance.
TIL HIELSCHER
Oct3I OF he NVbeaIip1 ,,,kI;cS5.,
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WHEELING, Oct slh, 80
SHOWN by q Solomon, and have also used pair present
ca oy him. lind them very superior, and with pleaui
Recommend them to all those requiring aid OF glasses
Ocll - - I a. z. MHEELER. NJ u.
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PITTSBURGH

WHITE BEANS.
5Eyanted, 500 bushel small White Beans. by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
FORMERLY EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner of Peuu and 81. GInir streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa.

w. c. Connolly, Proprietor.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-01
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son to be insane and unable to support himself
or (herself) and family Cor themselves, if they
have ne family) under the visitation of insanf-
SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That
from the District may be received alta rate of
board to be determined by the visitors, but to
be In no case less than the actual cost of their
support. ss.ifs59.ssi = ss5sis aaE
SEC. Z. And be it further enacted, That all
appropriations OF money by Congress for the
the treasury on the requisition of the Secretary
Of the Interior, and shall be disbursed and ac-
counted for in all respects according to the laws
regulating ordinary disbursements Of public
money. '-'-A 2.s
act shall take effect from and after the first day
Of July, one thossand eight hundred and fifty
Approved March, 3, 1855.