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rLOCKs, CLOCKS, CLOCKS 1.-THE un.
~ dersigned having, at great expense, fitted up the
second story Of his store and made il easy Of access
by stairway in front invites all persons in want Of
good and cheap Clock and withll timekecper, 10
give him CALL he Is satisfied there is not another
such assortment In the city, An Clocks sold by
me arc warranted 30 run and keep time one year II
properly used. few French Clocks on hand
Ny prices are from 81 IS 70 Gas.
O. 3. WHITTLESEY,
~ tt 534 seventh street
p. 8. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. - dec 2l--eod2wf
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SPICES.
GROUND Alspice, Cinnamon, Cloves
~ Pepper, and Ginger, and Pulverizcd Nutmegs,
and Mace. Wholesale and retail
The attention Of Confcctioners and families Is in
vited. Low for cash.
HALL a HENNTNG,
tItK No. $40 Seventh street.
dec 30--3td doors below Odd Fellows Hall
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F The Fair, as an assistant for the re-
lief Of the embarrassment Of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, viii be open this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, at O'Clock. There viii be for sale many beau
tul and useful articles, that the ladies' have been
IDENTIFY engaged in preparing during the past month,
together with many others Of the class sent te
them by their friends of the Quaker, Monumental,
and Mountain cities. Also, choice variety of Con-
dictionary and Refreshments. dec 2S--st
ON III AND, @
a full stock of Shawis, Merinos, Silks,
n Moussenes, Plaid Merinos Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Yestings and full stock Of Domestic Goods OF
ali kinds, which we will offer unusually cheap for tho
money 1 EE
y jan l--costf w. SINISTER, d co.
LIVE PET DEER FOR SALE.
a BUCK, three years old, i'm fine order
IN and perfectly docile, can be seen application
at the store
Also, twenty-five saddles of fine venison, from the
Aleghsnies. fr asa tIsets
For sale by SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 40, opposite Centre Market.
jan 2-Stf (Stsr ScntineD
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SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
or THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.
HNHE Members Of the franklin Fire
- Company would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Of Washington and vicinity that they will
give their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, at JACK
SON HALL,
On Wednesday, Ereniag, January ~, 1855.
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting q gentleman
and ladies; to be had Of any Of the Managers and Al
the door ON the night Of the Ball
@ rics ]. Garfield, Edward Alexander,
EDWARD O. Eckioh, Richard Downer,
VIM. II. Tanning, 7. J. Edmondston,
J. b. Medley, A. Sioussa,
Robert r. Doyle, Joseph Williamson,
8. r. Larcombe, r. wailing,
William N. Payne, Conrad Finkman.
A. Ecklof,
dec 1876 dec s,s3-jan 1,s,15,l7
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SUPERIOR WATCHES.


SUPERIOR WATCHES.
HAVE on hand n good assortment of
- perfect timc-keeping Watches, from the best
makers in Europe or America, that | win sell at
greatly reduced prizes, at 4ls Pennsylvania avenue.
dec 15--dH III. 0. HOOD.
USEFUL AND SUBSTANVIALCH CHRIST
mas and New Years Presents.
- ENTLEMEN'S Fine Dressing Robes of
NJ all styles
Mutfiers Scarfs, Cravats, and Ties.
Gentlemens Dressing Cases, Portemonnaies,
Gard Cases.
Fine Razors and Strops Brushes Of all kinds.
Best German Cologne, in plain and fancy bottl,
Lubin's Extracts, and Soaps.
Phalon's, Lyons Barry's, and Rousselrs PREF a
rations for the hair
Also, rich and varied assortment Of misses and
children's Hats and Flats.
With many other very desirable articles for Holt
day PRESENTS LANES
.{ Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
424 Pennsylvania avenue
dec 20-d2wif near Four-and-a-haf street.
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FINE JEWELRY.
HAVEjust received n new supply Of The
- latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, such as Tea Setts Cob.
let's Cups, Spoons, Forks, ladies' Butter, Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, &c &C.; all Of which 7
will sell at much lower prices than is usually asked
for the same quality ofgoods at other establishments
in this city. And every article will be warranted as
represented at time of sale ut 4ls Pennsylvania av-
enue, between AZ and 9th streets.
dec 15--dH H. O. HOOD
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BY GREEN A. SCOTT, Auotioneers.
SALE OF VERY WALL

ruNRUsTEE,S SALE OF VERY yALU-
u able unimproved Ground near the Railroad
Depot at auction-0n Tuesday, the 9th day Of Janu-
airy, 1885, shall SELL in front of the promises, at
o'clock, r. NJ, at public auction by virtue Of deed
Of trust to me, recorded among the land records Of
May last all that part of square numbered $50 which
is comprised within the following boundaries TO wit;
Beginning at point north D street. rs feet from
the southwest corner of said square, running thence
east said d street 10 feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches; thence west 90 ieet themes south $50
feet nine inches, to the beginning.
Terms One-half cash; the residue in three install
ments of six, twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
interest and secured TO the satisfaction Of the truI
tee.
If the terms are not complied with in three days
after the SALE the property will be resold at the risk
and expense of tho first purchaser.
j. M. CARLISLE, TRUSTEE.
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Austioneers.
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HENRY'S INyIGORATING CORDIAL,
DERFECTLY vegetable i'm its COMPOSE

il ton, for the cure Of Nervous Diseases Physical
Lassitude, General Prosration, Sluggshness Of the
Liver Dyspepsia, Excitement RestIessness, Sleep
essness, Confusion Of ideas, Melancholy, Incapacity
for Study or Business Dislike of Society, &c.
HENRY'S INvIG0RATING CORDIAL will in.
and restore the appetite, strengthen the ema-
cisted the health OF those who have destroyed
II by sensual exoesses evil practices, induce
tinusl cheerfulness and cquanimity of spirits, and
prolong life.
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptive habits
are restored by the use Of bottle or two, to bloom
sickly color to n beautiful ford complexion.
Price ~ per bottle; three for s. six for 80.
Sole proprietor, 5. y. COHEN,
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.--Floar-- Holders are asking
$a, but no sales. Whcat-4,o 900 bushels offered !;
sales Of white at 81 05 ~ 10 red at - a 80 o.
Corn-Sales Of $4,000 bushels yellow and white
at 80 cents. ag -
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LIVE PET DEER FOR SALE.


J" + have nearly finished delivering our
w accounts for the past sir months and have
the pleasure of rendering our thanks 10 few of our
customers who have already come forward and settled
with and we would earnestly request all who have
not to, make early settlement this season. as we
contemplate making change in our business NEXT
month, and hope this notice win be suli cient
apology for our asking more general, and also o
much earlier, settlement than we have generally had
heretofore as II viii be highly important that every
account on our books should be settled this month.
We would also inform those who have accounts
standing over from last July and notes unpaid that
VIC shall be compelled 10 resort 10 thelaw II they are
not attended 10 at once
We shall from this dste offer unusual inducements
in all Winter Goods for cash, we wish 10 reduce
our stock about one-hsh by the last Of this month,
when we contemplate making The change.
Jan 2-eo6tif w. M SINISTER A co.
a COMPETENT Book-kecper wishes
60 employment Would prefer 70 20 South. I'm.
doubted reference given.
Address o. Q, through the Post Office.
jan 2-3t
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PROsPERI,s CORNET BAND.

Leader, ]. NJ. PRosPERI-- Conductor, +. PRosrERI--
L. WEBER, Cotillion Conductor.
HAVING associated I'm our Band some
IL of the most scientific and best skilled musicians
in this city, prepared to attend Military Pa
rades Balls, Private Parties, with any number Of
pieces
Residence opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 29-1y
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AUCTION SALES.
by ROTHWELL q THROWN,
AuctiOneers.

vNHUbIEEsS sale Of improved property.
- On Thursday, tho first day of February, 1855,
we shall sell IN front Of the premises the steam-
boat landing AZ o'clock p. NJ at public auction BY
virtue q deed Of trust, dated November is, 1855,
ooe OIL all that lot of land designated as lot No 81
" square NO. ezf, according TO Lawrenoes subdiyf-
sion OF ap2gtion Of said square, with all tho alley
Of yaluab3 brick tenement A plat and description
OF the ot, with Its dimensions and contents, viii be
exhibited at the sale
Terms OF sa 10: 800 cash within three DAYS after
the sale, $500 In nine months and $3.50 in twenty
ono months, the balance In two years deed to 81,
given and deed OF trust taken 70 secure the deferred
payments. All conyeyancing at the expense Of the
purchaser.
A. R0THWEIL, Trustee,
R0THWELL BROWN,
jan 2--2t Auctioneors
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p. NJ. PEARSON,

n. b. Tickets, emitting the holder 70 the benefits
Of the School of Design, and admission 10 the Exhi-
oition, can be obtained from the Financial Secretary
during thening. Jan scot
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

"A examination of applicants to fIi ex-
~ isting vacancies In the corps OF Teachers OF
the Public schools viii take place in the Aldermen
room, City Hall, to-day, at ~ o'clock. jan e-lt
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS, INsTI
TUTE LECTURER

- before the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
will be delivered ON Wednesday evening January 8,
1851 in the Institute Rooms over g.. 4 T. Parker's
store, Pennsylvania avenue.
Subject The cuem Of tho formation Of Clouds of
the eross-csarents fair, and, Of barometer fuctua-
tioas. ~
The public are respectfully invited
Lecture free, commencing at ~ O'Clock.
BY order
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rHRIsTMAS and New-Year Presents
~ The subscriber has received large and splendid
assortment of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas
and NcwYear presents, viz
Staple and Fancy Stationery
Elegant Pianos
Musical Boxes
PAPER rnache Goods
Porte Monnaies, very handsome
China Vases and Cologne Bottles
Lsdiss' cabas, or workboxcs, in great variety
Gold Pens ~
Rodgers Cutlery III
Games for Children
Fresh Perfumery, &C.
All which will be sold at reasonable prices
w. &. ZANTZINGER,
Stationary Hall, adjoining the Kirkvood House.
dec 2l--2vdif .fsoF :. -
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OYSTERS OYSTERS OYsTERSi
u ECEIVED this day, a further supply OF
- Couters Canned Oysters. Persons wishing
them in quantities will please give one or two days
notice, at No. 3e7 Sixth street, between and H.
100 bushels in the shell. 'ls dec 27--Cts
PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH-
MENT,
No. So, It'll street, opposite the Integcncer Office
TyHE subscriber having completed his ar.
IL rangemcnts in his new store is now ready 10
furnish and put up all articles in his the above line Of
business, and would state that having served an APP
premiership with New York firm, he feels fully
competent 10 do all work intrusted TO him. with di-
rability, promptness, and despatch.
dec 16 p. Ii. SIMS, Practical Plumber.
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REDUCTION In PRICE.
AN and after Monday merit, January I |,
" 1855, until further notice, shall reduce the
price Of ETHEREAL Oil, or Spirit Gas, as follows:
90 cents per gallon
As cents per II gallon
28 cents per quart
12 cents per pint
G. 3. WHITTLESY,
534 Seventh street
p. SAN bills made with me must be settled up
monthly. tsasss -rtwst = dec 30--3t
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In ANTICIPATION Of the approaching
- Holidays, have recchtly made AN addition o
my heretofore choice stock Of
China Vases, Fancy Cups and Saucers, with and
without notices
Toilet Bottles, Cigar Vases and Lighters
Lamps, Girandoles, Csndelsbras, Spring Candle
sticks, DC.
And viii take great pleasure in showing them to
any that will give me a call.
A few Of those celebrated Germap Students Lamps
on hand. Persons in want OF good light would do
well to call before they entirely closed out.
am selling Toilet, Tea Sets, aud Crockery Ware
generally, less than cost being determined . close
out that part Of my business.
G. s. wHTTTLESEY,
fe 534 Seventh street
P.S. All bills made with me must be settled
monthly. dec 2l-cod2wif
HtAKEst CAKESi-
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Il N ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF WIN
a ter Cloths, Cassilncrcs, and vcstings Just re-
ceved at CARRIERS, Four-and a-h.lf street, second
door north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Please favor him with call = fi a -Yorm
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JNo. p Dickinson, Secretary.
Persons desiring further information on the sub
jcct will address Their communications 70 the Secre-
tary. els s#e ian Q
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CENTRE AARKEr,--- Dull, dull, is the burden of the
cry at the market house to-day Prices Of Satur-
day are maintained generally, with but very little
business doing. Our people laid in such a large
stock Of provisions in anticipation of New Years
day, that a large quantity is now in hand, conse-
quently the dullhess Of the market.
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.cursun 10 This city, passed. the following Et9OIu
onu
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Re,oys5 rbo, VS. S jJ nv rC"m,;o, ,i,aD
no nv 49,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wy ,s(ioS',,s
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%o w." ,' sun lnaete 70 That good ana me WI
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,nITticS -, " ~, We 'l'I 1pPteca's tHs 's''
baSs LsSa'ot".. ' 'S..... " Me C'I " "MeS"W6
Ys~ofIhe sane will ySIl honorable means ell.
t', 70 Mtslt'Aea That Il sndship' and like tue
hi s %O'G army Una: O99u Whlcn suoIu
S;''sI ~ Oanu Of O1OILeES III 'ae
1.s|,.'I ~ ~ Tn'S!' We are S"saSe0' ~,
1,, tJIs '.S ,u.ea u we ciy o. ass''
Nj ,ue, I'y' aslf sweet smiles, aSGompa'
! y "4"y VeauuIul HtellhSI nave n00ly en-
a,aSi add tSo, !" Dnt Gsass.a a1 ,o s1Se.s
lh.St','ns."uEe W Ms,t example l9eY nave
st ia cop nsssti the S anvs,s sS, Of
'.'o'vsl, Thai we snteti,in the greatest respect
b, ~ a'IsA'l' IN command Of The dteme6 Ou
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IEI.EGRIAPHfE NEWS
vA1I0TiS I1iFNS,

80 HhHlUUS IIkNlS. 49,
w4snsaroS, July, l2..-TGeKew Indians, from
Kansas, who have been hets On Il mission 10 The
President, with vieS' Of obiAlng The appointment
Of Chief 10 thelt tlibe, have, been sent Jack by
the Government, ansf being supplied with
clothing ami otLeI articles which they stool III
need Of. They departed to-day, angty with their
Gteat Father Eor his refusal 10 giant their wishes
During their stay their DakelHeSS hos been cover.
ed only by Llankets.
ClScISS,7r, July l9.--The ifjal Of the British
Consul was conclulee this Afternoon. The de.
cison is deferred, At the close Of The Trial The U.
s. Attorney moved thatthe Consul be placed under
bonds. Tie Attorney Tot defendant c0ntenlel
That Rowecrlft having been aEeStetl in his house,
which by The Law OF nations IL held sacred, the
arrest was Illegal, and that the enlistuents must
be made here 10 render the act ctimMaI. The
tda Of tile olEet politics under attest, commences
to marrow.
Nav YoRR, Jnly l2.--The Pacific htousht out
considerable amount Of Otiets Tot American Sc.
,cuFities lllnoiI Central stocks and some West.
eEu GonlS, GeneEllIY tile limits aEs TOO low, but
in some cases orders can lie filed.
Another seizure Of liquor was made IN Dtooklln
10 day. "r
BosroS, July l2th-At meeting Of merchants
to-day, the preliminary steps UPWARDS the esab.
listmtnt Of line Of steamers between this city
and LiVe'pNol wele taken. onmmittee 10 solicit
subscriptions whs appointed, AMI steamers ure
10 be built as SoOu as possible. .E.
PHlLGDELpnIA, July l2.-lhe case OF Schlegcr,
tOE The murder Of his wife, was Given 10 The jury
tonight. Tie prospect looks dark Tot the pits.
0neE. ,,a IS q Nff
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DIhD

Yesterday afternoon 4? O'Clock, !. $. LEWIS, aged
q years.
The funeral will proceed to st. Clai9ve, frUm The re-
silence Of Ills lsr oil Quincy sreet this m0rng at 10
OeE Tile rIems Of The family are respectfully Invited
to atteMI.
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DOY'S call hGOisi
ID d. kIphUOI9.
dH calf Oxford TiCsi
do hIUgBNU
RHys boots AID SOss Of every kind and descriptions
AsO, cMdlehS Shoes, Caters, DC, Of all sorts aud
SiEeS III TACT can SUIT everyday IN anything they may
want u my llue Don't forget III MIn street, Wteellns,
Va, y. l.. DORSEY.
i. S.-Coumry merchants sorting W tot casl will 10
well to call i1u
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AruESEvY-NEw ATtRAcrtoSA.-A brilliant
array Of attractions Is presented tonight The
we'll Known aclOt Nj. CuARtEs FosrsE, will ap.
ne,r in leading piece, anil NEt. anil Miss KINnLE
and an. aud Mrs. CHsPNAS, ore all in The east Of
very entertaining plays This, IN addition to the
,u,ny oILtt amusenIenIs Of The Atheunum, de.
onn.,nlss the determination Of the energetic
,n,u,ger to spare no spains Or e&pease to grdtIfy
mn, MAY Ioing Cil!2Chs.
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rar OOsuuctlolis on liz lIalllplote and OHIO
R,lpoJ, caused by The late rains, have been tie.
moved, aud most Of The letaiIe'l trains came in
Yesterday. Tie eastern mail of yesterday arrived
il .!lre time, though some Of lie back mails ate
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Neto Stock Of BQ0ts ana Shoes II
N. L. DoBSEY's
WOalS Hal

"a 1, 40 1893 Mia al. deere 1v!os UHi6nSk
HAVING reluilled from tho manufacturing Rsia bal
Intntb Of the Raal villa stock OF boots and SOs
comprising all tho varied styles Jr tue ple.en aud ar
preaching SCI OM OF tS3 would respectfully lMNite Oe
and oil 10 tall aud exaTAe my SlOtk, as All confident
thai eau suit all aud every body, pOvLed g0OJ, pretty,
a heap E0us will Dol. intend 10 keap lhe beat quail
lty OF gOOds III my lle and will Sel as ched II Ot ea
ef than theY can b bought elsewhere. TAI a ex4nlas
my go0a aud II they don't peASe, M charge will he made
tor exA mlnlh5.
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z'SEsyrLLv, Quo.

GAINESVILLE, Quo.
Nrar %lr;- have been stalCtrI or three years With
rheumatism my bach ana Ur tie last TX OhihS not
aide ~ act ont Of my brd without help, and your agent IN
our city Insisted OIL NC trying one bOltle 0l Ehas Flu
liAmeMt aud ny what eIeCt II WOuL aVeI AID one hot.
Tie relieved NE much that was able to seI out Of
my bed without difficulty II has been bIesSnF to nri
Just tIy II Tor IOulseI and you wall be well pease.
MRS, ~. COCHRAN,
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~ VAST GArE NlrCE" or EIlE" FCxCiRLES."
~ correspondent Of the st. ClaiIyytlIe Chronicle,
an QA,o.aa, who spent The "glOfibas Fourth" in
Wheeling, thus speaks Of the Virginia State Fen.
Ciles. lie will have a place, in peace OF in war,
III lie affections Of the Pencibles,
The Virginia State tenctbIes-vvOluRteer com.
mny-Nsie llsO OH parade, hut they, aS well rs
rreY thing, and every body else, uctel entirely in.
dependent Of the olleE organizations. This com.
,Ilr had quite martial appearance, AMI is com.
psi Of fine, intelligent looking men. We tho'',
is sc gSGe,l upon them. although few In aumbets,
a.ll mass Of moral, intellectual, and physical
piGet vas combined AMI concentrated IN That
snail 4uly OF men. Courage, is al essential quail.
issiion, or every soldiers but wheN 10 this isndd.
., airh order OF mental and intellectual endow.
tsat, what may not he accomplish knowledge
p,Rer may be as applicable TO The soldier as TO
l4ualns else! Who can withstand The lcnEleSs
.epjity, the firm resolve, aud iron will OF such
ltal IVit mot this that gives 10 the citizen sol.
s.s oi,he United States, their boosted superior
Il yet all olIler IntionSl About half past eleven
4. IT,, tie company marched inlo Tie Court
Nig!e; The Declaration Of Independence was
hIl, aud short, bul enletIaintns speech deIiv.
ntI to those present, buL mote particularly 10 The
E:acibleE."
NOdeSty cOmpls US to omit the teSt Ofth pat
:plph.
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Dam o. 1HE "RAr WU4AS,"-MtS. Calha.
fine ScAOley, the largest woman in the void,
whom out citizens will recolect as being exhibit.
ri by Col. Wood in Ibis city, died in Scolo Town
sMp, PNpa county Ohio, While sitting in her
chat, The 6Ih inst.
Het complaint was pronounced BY her physi.
clans uectalgiu. She died sitting ia her chair,
AhhOut either struggle OF stoun. Indeed she
was supposed 10 be asleep, wien il wasfound up.
on an rlIoIt being made to awaken her, that she
lad thus calmly expired!
Col. Wood had an Insurance on Mrs, SchoIey,
10 the amount Of $4,000; fifteen IhousOnd in The
.i,uiatd companies, uad len thousand in Ohio
cnpanies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

Tnr caors IN HstAoSr CouNry,--The ST.
Granville GoEetle says;
lie tatnrN in this county have commercial
lilrrsiiOg their wheat CtUlS, and report IheiI
ptJsptcis very iaIsriRej in the southern PARTON
ii lie county tllete will bs laUre Than an aYeEage
clOp VI S4peEIOt quality
III the immediate HeiglbOthood OF this pInce,
All moth Of Town. The WeeVil hos Ione eonstjs-
t,hie damage, but Yst'hs prospect Is favorable for
an aveIass CEuT.
sryeral very fine leals o! wheat -bluestem and
Neiretraaela--taksn ffOm fields Of Nc. lagsau,
aud NIr. Osborne, rear town, weGa LEFT with us,
lssl week. Ptum Whist we see and lIear, we think
,hrrv cannot We doubt that Belmont production
Of the dlIrIanl kRiS Of small gain Will I've great
RI ,tla ot some yeats land that the gain gen.
rtllly will be u the finest quality. Our pcOnle
sill have an abundance Of ueaFiy everything that
noiOrr rant yields IOr Tue maintenance VI nun
AMI least,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-14

PatLersbprg Wuter-Ptkl, and Preserve Jars
IE.OIted 'Ites-IOr sale BY Z. II, IOdAS & Go.
Specie CO'Es t pickle Jars, &c.-aGA Hue lick va
.sr tn aulye In = DAT or IwUatthe
viii llilse Corner Drg Store.