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G. M. CHERRY,

(SUccEssoR OF j. NJ. Fox.)
IT. Dealer in .-s
Gold and !Silrer Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Pocket Cutlery, &C., &C.,
One door North If the Pisno Forte and Music Store
Barret House Building, Burlin:toS.Iowa.
HAvTNG purchased the entire stock Of ). IL. FIX,
- tho subscriber Offers fur the inspection Of the
public. full and complete assortmt nj which he ar
poses g sell NJ A. bio prices ~ can b. had
elsewhere in the State. aa
Cold Watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets ,ine. SEA
English Lever l8 csrcts fine: from $50 to Size
Shvef Lever Iuli Jemelled, from $l5 to $45
Cylinders from $9to SIo
Detached Levers, and Icpine WATCHES with
and without Hunting Cases. Full Je,ye!Icd and
eighteen carats fine Gold fob, and whist chnins a.
every variety, gold slides, gold keys. and SEALS gold
god ringer rings with diamond SETS and gold breast
pms with diamond sets, gold thimbles and gold
tacles All the above are not surpassed by anytbipc
OF the kind in this market.
&f SILVER ware.
Silver lever watches, full icwcIed lever and v.r,,
other variety of silver Watches also sit YER men boi
ders, with gold pens, and pencils silver sIeo.s tea
desert and table spoons, excellent article sugar
longs, cream spoons, mustard spoons, salt ems and
silver mounted casters and but kniyes oil tho aho,
are recommended to be the genuine articles.
ef5EsF Cutlery.
Kazors Of every style and Of the best scissors
pocket ives dirks and Bowie knives and table emf
lery, also candesticks, o rery elegant article. -
1f Musical InSiCumentss
.Accordeons, aR;ipas yions, Aageolets aa;es ard
6fes
.r $3.50. ,s Clocks.
One anu eight day clocks Of every size and quality
at New York prices Persons wishing anything in his
iine either at wholesale retail prices will lowell to
give him call before they make their purchases las
ne feels assured that he can accommodate them on
as reasonable terms any house in the whole West
lie also sollctts those who want repairs done
either upon gold or silver watches 20 or silver
ware, 70 give him call he processes to ha We one Of
inc very best mechanics in the west and he warrants
all work that goes out Of his establishment Old gold
ana sver bought or exchanged at the regular prices
lie invites the ladies to give him
his stock of ieweIry
Dee. 9, 1854 s
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TRIWEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Thursday, February %. 1868.


cy In another o ,lulnn Will be found the
card Of Messrs Fletcher & Clark, Forward
: ing and Commission merchants Of Chica %.
In Mr.. fletcher we recognize an acquaintance
Of many years standing, and ono We take
pleasure in Recommending as busine IS man.
vxDEPESDRSr.-The Roman Catholic Bish-
op of Hartford. wishes to form German
parish at New Haven, and for that purpose
he sent German Catholic priest among these
people to get it g. Ding, whereupon they have
adopted the following resolutions By way Of
protest against the proceeding
Resolved, That We, Roman Catholics, ear.
nestly protest against such proceedings, and
declare 10 the Rt. Rev. Bishop, that we do
not want German Roman Catholic priest
here in New Haven.
Resolved, That we have suffered already
in our old fatherland too much from priest
craft and kingcraft, and that we here, in our
new home, thank our Lord an God, in at
least thirty churches other than Roman Ca
tholic, that we are free from that yoke, and
that every one of US can worship his God &C.
cording to his best belief and conscience.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to
the Rt. Rev. Bishop.
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
nc and his old eustonersin particular that hchasiust
received and in store full aud general assortment Of
groceries and Provisions, which will be sold cheaper
Tran the cheapest for ca only Please call and see
and satisfy Yourselves and not BE- mistaken. 81
g Oct. 7th. "a. sWM H. ANDERSON
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MID Redstonc: or Historical Sketchesee Western
Presbytcri,nism, it, early Ministers its pcrilous
ines rnl It's first records, by Joseph Smith. d. D.
Nov. 2. 81. at CORSE'S IS
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4 CASH AND SHORT CREDITSf
Ns NJ. L. HALLOwELL & CO.,
e III Ell OLSE,


a III AZ II En- MS. Is
buyers will received disc unl of SIX Der cent
- II the money be paidia par funds, within ten
days from date Of bill II "''Aia ven
pncurtent money only taken nc lite marx ct yalue on
me day it is received. " $3.50
40 merchants y undonbted Standing credi.cf SIX
months ~, will be given, IL desired : 4
Wncre money is RENTED in advance ar maturi.v
asconnt at the rate Of TWELVE Per cent. Der n.
nun will be allowed. #Ft8 II
'< PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM.
~ again calling the attention OF the trading com
nuhity % the above Terms, we announce that not
WINS analns the general depression in commercial
aairs throughout the country the system Of business
auoPted by US more than year since, and to which
we nail rigdly here,enablcs US to offer for the
coming spring season our usual assortment of
!, NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
one of the
r Largest and most Splendid Stocks
10 ns found IN America !; to which we will receive
constant additions throughout the of new and
desirable goods from our -
HOUSE IN PARIS s
jan <u.-tW.sms ss58s ssssgs8 .sfssse4 a5ssE
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Gso as aud Hosiery.
q. would inv 50 a.tention to our large and varied
w stock of glove ard hosiery for sale Mt low pri
ces &c Is 81 St# iza L. Lac. Is. PARSONS. :
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-. NJ AMMOsTH
Clio T HING STOsR j
-. WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
EN- EZEKIEL.

HAVE just received and opoGedmy F. II and Win
4 ter STOCK of sAeH#sf #va-A .sl
READY.1ADE CLOTHING.
10 which the attention Of the public IL rasncc,fnIv
Scented Having thisseascn s,ipcrinterdcdfh. man,
nfacturc OF my stock can recomnen IA III IL M mai
ity Of material, durability Of make ana ivIa ~ an,
above any stock ever brought TO this city, Amoncst
this stock will be found
of every description. Black and other colors Trock
anu Dross Goats. Beavercloth, Broadcloth lion skin
rotersham Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet. and
fwoeo business ovcrcoats. 4otaa t.e ,a7iS-"-' -
PANTS. s5 1e'gH
" black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere. Tweed.
beaycrtecn and Other Pants.
VESTS 80 ~ egrfqa
Hhe cut silk Velvet and Plush Vests Ela,l md
aney Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattipet, cloth
FURNIsHlNG GoODs.f aHts
Diack and fancy silk and satin cravats and stocks
pocket handkercheifs, white and fancy shirts silk
herino hannel and cotton undershir,s and drawers
trunks, carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
With many thanks to thecitizenso of Burlington for
their past patronage, would solicit contuatice If
y, ieeiing confident in assuring them that il good
goousahdiaode'at prices offer, Involvement they
shaii never leave my store dissatisfed,eT "a e.
country merchants visiting Burlington for tn ,ir
stoek will do we'll to call and examine nay stock .asI
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
a''y with those q st LOUIS ~ any place the Wet
jefferson street, door east II coolbaauGI 4 Brooks
Bankers asF 'af '~E'+ - 44"he'
Sept. IA. "a. haA nv aFi bi"r S2S.5
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TOBACCO.
.jS BONES Missouri chewing, 10 boxes smoking
DC IS boxes ine cut, 90 half boxes Virginia chewing
i0boxes Cuba sxes 75l boxes ineregaias, forrae by
march % us. KIMEALL & co
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A n Autohiography-My School and Schoona ster;
a or. the Story of my Education, by Hugh Miller.
This is PERSONAL narrative of a. deeply nteres ing
character md of tho mark
able men Of the age; to be had at
Nov. 2, 1854. stf&S CORSE,S
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L'1SH--5 cases prime Cod Fish, 10 bhIs Mackerel
l. % bbis white fish, for sale by
jan 49, HE HUNT
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HE.7RSE FREE. OF CH.ARG n,
UN ERTAKING

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that he is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice. COFFINS
OF any description on the most reasonable terms.
h Ready made Coffins constantly on hand.
Hearse furnil he'd at all times free Of charge
Carriages also furnished when required. s. -- al
~ Shop in the building formerly occup;ea hv
richard Waite. on Valley street. two doors en- Il az ri
Rays Plough Factory, where orders will be promptly
attended to. aa s.aE, n TIInpH
burlington, dec %, '54.-tw1y. ---,f-'"N
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M have a fine assortment Of EUSKINs and f1y.
" 'er shoes for men, women and children, new
STOCK. oct. 70 L. T. Il C. b. PARSONS
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A NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures in 2
"A single Alphabet, being tile most comprehensive
and concise OF any before published, for sale at
dec. 5, 81. A CORSE s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

ADVENTURES OF LErrER.-1'he 'rollanl coun.
Y Comm Gazette gives the following particulars
Of a curious afTlit connected with the trInsmis.
sion OF letters
"a letter WIS written rnh duly mailed at the
postUifine in this toHn, objected 10 Ialy ~ New
York Stutr--the town We 10 moi remember. Moth.
ing wns heard from il, aud the writer had no
meanS OF knowing whether II reached its deSlina.
ton OF moi. Some time after one Of the Papet
mills IN this town received from Boston quantity
Of waste paper, &c. in bales. 10 he used rs stock
in theft mandatory. Ont Of tho bales was found
10 contain lot " letters, wiIh the pusoIEice
stamp, indicating that they had been mailed.
"The letters wete mostly sealed, and the wotk.
men amused themselves by opening them. In
some Of thep was found money in small sums, nnd
strange 10 say, one Of them proved 10 bs the iden.
Teal letter mailed in this town aud directed 10
New Hotk. The letter was returned 10 the wi.
Ter, after having been for some months IN the cafe
OF the Unitei States Post Office Department, and
Of lest returned to paper mill not two miles from
where II siatted ~ be used in the manufacture OF
pulp. Now, what explanation can hv gwen Of
Ibis lnattet"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

Itb,to. TO The matter Of couhins and fayOtins for
elm voters, this American party ate no better than
others. And for The comfort Of our foreign friends
| wonld say, "ihry h,rs good time eoHiHg"--
Tha, tho American party Is 10 The field bidding for
their rsvor-and tnat II is political pstIy, In put
suit Of power aud Office onIy-not even decently
yelled; and that Il will WOO them with dill
seuce, and reward with them r,unlfcence here
totore unknown.
But request sober thinking men TO think Of
this, and 10 ten ember that this American party
now addresses itself to the favor Of foreigners, and
that this American party now promises tile foreign
voters that II they will vote with H. they Shall
have Offices and marked honors.
As Whstion tells US. that he hes no fault 10 I'M
with foreigners who voted the Anti.KnOw Nothing
ticket suppose we uIe 10 understand that fOt'
tipners may be tolerant Of Catholics, but Ansr''
cans must not. W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
Pol the Intellgencer,

Pol the inteligeMer.
In The Times l. GsEette Of Saturday, We have
an address Of WIattoR's 10 The public, and IN It,
are some things which ought not 10 be overlooked,
tho the election Is passed by The Times Is tie
organ here Of The so called American party, ond
this party Is responsible for The conduct and Opn'
ionsOf is organ. The editorial alluded 10 wOs
written aitetthe excitement Of The election was
over, but while what was said and promised was
fresh In the mind. In addressing The foreign sup
pOtlersof his American party, Wharton says 1--WE
Il quote ftom thepapef BY no means condemn any
msnof fotegn birth who voted The opposing ticket.
But they (the futeisners) who with the rePtesen.
tationS made Of Il, voted the Aletican ticket, de-
tsrrt Mdrted honor, and they tthe fOTelgneis) will
find that the American organization eHclude.i
none from office or honor where the welIale Of The
county sanctions il. They ask no mote, they
UlEeI no less"
think thai oil men, who have Of profess 10 have
any feanof foreign influence in our elections,
whether Know Nothings OF others would 10 well TO
pondel over this extract and to fead il again and
again. The election Is over, and we arc in a Getlet
condition cOOlly 10 examine into The PretentionS
and purposes VI this New Party. lam dsteietd, II
many have moi been nECErvED nv 1T.
Wharton liseloses Tie remarkable fact, that
this party 3 in a wotse humot with Americans
who would moi vote with II, than with foreigners.
The party las no fault 10 6nd with foreigners who
voted Tho opposing and anti'Kuow Nothing tick
el, implying, that il has fault 10 hnd with AnleTi'
cans, WHO voted il, aud by consequence, that
Americans are less 10 be relied OH tllnn foreigners.
Over and over agSiR, has The American or Know
Nothing party, adiunced that ii was gotten w,
expressly 10 put down Tue foreign voters. We
never did believe, that this was It's zeal purpose.
ws:aIwAys beloved that II was a mere political
party, gotten UP fOr The possession Of the political
Offices and LOnoI3 Uflhe counttyi and the hosIhly
10 iofesnets and Catholics was only 0ffumed by
The prime taoveis and leaders, the better 10 enable
them 10 accomplish THEFT selfish and ambitions
purposes. Knowing how NUMEROUS natives aud
Catholics, are compared With ptotestantS and Cath
ollcs, and how naLutOl Il is with US ALL 10 dislike
foreign interference, and how much aftaid Pto'
,e.tanIs are OF Catholic influences, these men
addressed themselves diteOily 10 tho American
and Protestant feeling Of the county, when in
ruth, they Gated no mOrs for either, than than for
other people. Whahon with many 1.-THE quail.
hsStions Of The partsOn Editor Of a county pSpeh
snd particularly for the mnudenue, With which
he can lie lis friends through OUd his unemiss
depn, Is not remarkable for prudence, Sagacty or
good sense, In bis paper We find him disclosing
the fact, that he and the American pa,ly are tea.
dyto count IofeiEntn, as Others are, not scruPlihg
~ promise them honOn and eGets. Sober and
sasetiu! people will see jhpt it's hels dSolO'ed,
HrTylLg '.a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

BETTING on the vIRGlSIA ELECTION.
Washington correspondent Of tue BALTIMORE Clip.
per, says:--
lamenloLle feature In The canvass was lhe
betting Of large sums UI mIUney, aud Other van.
ableS, from Il horse and buggy up 10 The golden
watch and diamond btesSIpns. Not few men
have SInked oil they could command from their
private resources, OF borrow; aud sons few Chus.
tain professors alike participated in The wagerInS,
while noted gamblers bel high OH the result.
Washington. according 10 our information, woS
converted into spacious gambling SALOON. They
who win laugh, but the losers CannUt possibly
feel comfortable. Experience isa dear school,
but some people will Ieatn in no other. a typo
who was lanlening that he had lost nine bullcS
VI purter 10y betting, received lhe cold comfort
from a letOihller ppm glad Of III II were better
for you TO lOISs the pUrtrt than yuut sOhTiety"--
a relnarE Tia! was Received IN kndted spirit Of
kindness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

GENERAL ScOr4's IIOrsE.-The New York
Commercial referring to a recent statement OF a
Boston paper say"--
The residence Of General Scott Is neat man.
sion.--lt cost about twenty-five thousand dollars,
and was purchased by him, not since "the title oil
Lieutenant General was given 10 him, with The
salary aided from the time Of the war with NIe1i.
co." but some two Yeas before that well netited
title was conferred OH him;'tnd he was only able
10 make tue purchase Of sold house by the aid Of
we,. To 10 Know now
i, sired 10 see him comfortably housed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamboat Disasters on the Wes-
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

VifiH undersigned have now 10 eo!rse 81 preparation,
| new Steamboat Directory, which viii be isstcd I1
october lexti The book viii contain over iwo bundled
auRble manner Il will be ore OF lie most Interesting
books ever published, and il b book that Will be In
lereSlins to al classes Of pcoe lhe SlsAnboi 'ee
tory w contain complete lISi and all The
Steamboats, now an al on The Western and southern we.
Iers The length model sPetd, power: ana tonnage ~ o.
each boat wheIe and BIZ whom ou'l! t"e Mans oi tle
aims nj oiceS her ssr, &c. &c. Tie directory VIII
contain History Of Steamboats, and SteanhollInS on e
western water, since lie invention Of sieanli aSo
sketch OF the first boat built loT E ONO Nel' WIN e
ll4IlA OF The builder, commander AMI owner
lilo River directory will coRtalnR list and Inscription
Of ell tie Steamboat Disasters that lave aeSueI 9n ie
western and southern waters, beautifully ostNeI'wmh
Isl OF Gli those who have Itrised by tNIr burning
sinking and exploding. on The Western and S0u'henw
teIS since 1871, Tie Directory Will contain NNpSm tue
9o Ms,isspE M'sSn I.I RSi x.I IMt NH N. Town..
and cities laid down, with correct dlaLesS !H0, ay
other River AMI Commercial ltemsOi nlefeal 10 ihe e9
pie SS M book T contain Is. s.y are in
The Directory will also contain complete lst Of Az Tue
responsible Steamboat Licensed nttsi their places oITc
stI.s &C. Tie s% SIel SsH. ias, H oat Ss,S
boat Decisions up TO that datc Tie kales M lnPoInW
IommetiIl Privilege, Hills OF l'1alnE. lmpoItSnt e-
cslOnS Of the various u. s. Courts IN tesald 10 fIeehs
Lost ali damaged, &C., &c, with many Oter thlhssoI
Interest.
Tle Directory will DO illustrated IN the best style and
printed IL Tie best manner TIE aUlNr has fur SN years
keen s together all the lctA AMI Items IN regard to
TIE numerous seImiO disasters OH The western and
Southern waters, ami now intends publishing Item ~
bUOkn Tho price OF The work WIN be tut Al NC low
sunlUi Ono Dollar. Five uuSlli copies witt DC issued
for Ike h0limeni al Otes deSTous Of subscribing vii
have 10 do so ii Oe as hone will 10 pIinlcd unless u
decd In advance. By IeniltlnS Que dollar TO J. J
LLOYu Go you will receive copy OF Tie above woIk
The work will Do issued IN October. Agents al New Or
leans, Memphis, ST. Louis, Louisville, P'iSbaTE. Wheel
Ing and Cicnlnu will walt upon tie steamboat eohl'
naeIS PO IUll particulars see ciIcuGI III the hands
Of Agents, AZ etteIS should be .ddie@e! To-
JAS. LLOYD & Go.
myt6 Ilntuneii. Ohm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
A Terriflo s,orm-.-Loss OF Lilo.

4 dispatch ftOn Chicago dated tue 9th Inst
says:
Accounts reached this city last night Of most
terrific hurricane and whIlwind which passed
over The town ofJe[eEs0n, Cook county, aud other
places moth and west OF here on Tuesday evening.
lEpljlY revolving, iunnel'shopsd clouds passed
swiftly along near the ground, about 10 miles
north OF lere, carrying up IaTGe sticks OF wood,
stones, &c. II described SEMI circle towards
the southwest, twisting Oh large trees and wIsk.
Ing them ont OF sight inSlante.
Tile whiElwlnd then broke in two and dislp.
reared. Immediately formed again and passed
directly back northwest, with Tetl0ubIed violence.
II struck heavy fIauIs house one nile from the
illinois onh Wisconsin llniltoadi instantly the
rOOfwuS torn off. Almost Immediately The whole
hUnSu went up the spout, Wllhthe contents; u ne
persons in the house were drawn up anu hurled
down OF different places; Tour were Instantly EIl'
ed, and UiheTS inulIlaied teyond prospect oil Te'
covety.
The whillWinI passed over post and tail
fence, Of which moi lhe slightest veSirge Iennins.
1t ReAt struck The barn and threw II upon hUESe
and number Of cattle, crushing them III once
TiMOtESOf The house aud barn wete hurled 10 the
gtOund with such violence 0S 10 bury them almost
out Of sight. The house belonged 10 Nlr. Page,
whose wife, son and two grandchildren weTe
killed.
SECOND DISPATCH,
Additional intelligence from the locality more
,hull confirm lie abJvr. Accounts Sre even Of
pefsous being caIrlee scvelal bundled feet III The
air Iui hurled down with Ereat violence.
We have Seen number Of eye Witnesses OF
the raVsses VI the tempest, who GesCTiLe 1t as
must Terrific.
The same evening q sevete hail storm visited
this city; nller which, The sky al the nUtthward
presented a most singular appearance, accOmrnnl'
Cd by most SuIIIy aud oppressive heat, suddenly
changing " chilling bTetzrS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

ANNs rOR KASsAs.--rhs Philadelphia Lesder
Suits that Theodore Parker told them in his anil.
sIayety address in that city, last week. that 200 Of
Sharpe Srifes had been sent from Boston in boxes
labelled "bOoks," 10 arm as many Of the New
England settlers in Kansas territory NgaiaS! the
attacks Of NIissouIiun inOursionsts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

CGors.-- Accounts from Michigan and Ohio
represent the Wheat as looking promising. The
tying period is between The present Writing and
The 10Th Of JuLe. When The Wheat stalks branch
Out, whi,h Is about lhe first Of June, there is dan
ger from the fly, aud that danger is moi considered
entirely past until ten days thereafter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

TIE TORSApO IN IL.lSos.-The Chicago papers
codrm the accounts by Telegraph Of The dreadful
effects Of tornado In Cook county, illinois. The
scene oil It's devastation wus the town Of Jefetson,
sixteen miles from Chicago. Accounts from tho
intelIOt Of the State also speak Of lis effects in
different place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

Kansas ELEorloS.-A dispatch from 81. Loui',
lifted tho oath, states that 10 all The districts in
which an election was held, pro.slavety men have
been returned to The Legislature. This may be
tue but Il neels confirmation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
EleotionI 1ndependenoe!!

THE members OF Independence Fire Company
X- are notified Ihal the annual election Of Officers
T Tor the Company, for the ensuing year, VIII he
SHCheld al their Han on PIldly eyenis al u o.
clock, Anu attendance Is earnestly solicited.
mr$o ''">' v ' NJ W. MILLER, Sse'y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
uIRa1N1A n1ncTIoN.

The following ate The mslotiteS lot Governor os
far as they have been received, eompsted with the
Presidential msjOhIies Of 1889, when Pieces ma
jurity was 1921;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

lrNewark, y. j., is now estimated 10 con.
tain population Of $1,000 persons. In 1850 the
United States CENSUS nrade the population 1884,.
Newark is cnirely manufacturing place, and lis
rapid inceSse shows that OUT manufacturing cities
are destined 10 become grsat cities. In 1925 the
population Of Newark was S0l1i IN 1890 it was
1895; in 1885 it was is,2OI; in 1910, 2j,433.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice

Tsh.r.b, Given 10 al whom Il may eontern that while
| lSm Sb Sht from The rlg Vi Wheeling, GibsoS L.
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ness for me, =, ,,C,vS,e
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