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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
FEBRUARY Z, 1850.
WHEELING.
No. ! super Phosphate Of Lime,'
VERSUS "GuAN0."

TINS rIiusbl. fertilizer tas been used for vei ran
10 Haslnd aud 0iLeI Parts Of Europe, tu neat TO g.
to hod1 tie highest IMk IN popularity and lhe ekcnt 70
which il is uteb among PtHsTS It's odption ~ thls
ProEret. Il has mad. 10 lie estimation Of tbe puLe has
moi been leS marked or tVeceEul than tbroa1 1tF u
irsi 81 three yesrS Investigation 0! Its kTlA, In which
md. br lie rnoIt rItniIbe nrkpuriSn and VARIOUS
Ijiubs COMMITTEES, he Sde by side Perth Ggs no. a.
10 its islttyt value compared With ie latter abe 70 os
Lmen Snhiepori, ss I.iurned will shortly b nAeta
be'oe the public, wseh viii toavey more lnipEHeuon
thIz tie tuhsenber feels GiSoted 10 osst - tie tAhV
tltiRter, 1.-THE prt4eut notrent, ...,
ford iood ad DolriShent 10 growth o. az otSenpuons
lis bssIt being Grutked or Etoand "BsaI" t eesty q
Vile .ft dtsonposed St lie addition Of one fh thslt
weight Of Spphulie Add 10 whieh ssddsd dps PoPoI'
iel 0t G.ho sni Suphait Of nmoaIsi ths hisr one
Of Tie most et!eHi rents In the best Ftrpyin
/, ttIS handed bt!rs 10 periee powders Il Will be
trod suitable 10 Ill soils, warranted rur, aud Etuun,
tld when al maturity 10 Be Dapd - teaet0Vs a. hsIs re
Pamphlet, viii b forwarded application TO The sub
scTibti orto his lf.n;t, who.e snss tie ~ ollown
Hss4.t,. AtGiuitr & Sons, RkI mUEa, Va.
do Rowle;t, HARDLY d 10, Peitl tbutE1 Va.
DO ROruul & NeCkin, NorfoIk, Va.
80 {. II Siewalt, Esq, Nal;!lncH, Ma.
4. d. pk RvRG,
AekutpTal CheriG,
nroi Willitasbutgh, Long Island, y. '.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe St.s
WnEELING, Va
THE .nhseTher HoGa tt tittnton o. the Fpels 10
his well telected SiUek o. watches, eIoeks, )eWeFy
Silver wt'e, and flnty goods. whIs he now otmlt
III, scek compose aiu part o! gold and silver watches
k.t9, r.Grds and ehAlLs.
Every Inscription Of soldl.we!tJi
Gold, silver, dlStl plated aud common tPstisesSi
purs hve: titl. tea, iesssT Eus1, tnssttrs and SAT-
IFoohi, tnd butter kn!vtSI
Plated aud German tiys i9rk' sFoots ev'isf Enlrss
etc. etc.
Pot nponutes, pot ktt cutlery, rcisSor1j
War i!EL iaiotS, ttroi:7 sharing cream, tle,i
PerluuerJ tomt:, brushes IND EEtN vaTf'y o. hneE
eootI;
Particular attention paid 10 rePtiTins wI,Shk', clocks,
iDd tRell !, IHd erErtS SlnE handsomely dont'
ap5-dtf &. P. BROWN.
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5be tuteelina 1nteIlisentcr,
~ PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRl.wREKLY AND WEEKLY, ,DY
swEAR1NGEN, TAYLOR & co.
,.,ttlttsars. O.r1ArtOk. ia. trxptrTOM
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orFlcE-cOtntt Of Main md Quincy Streets
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sax rSnsRslGSED, nubIiAbtrs Of newspapers in
nj Wheeling, ~ view VI tht increased prize o! pa
w sof aud Oihe expenses, rendering theit sSren~S
thA he Ietocie, DO RsIee 10 charge lhs follow
~ M, Ior advertising, aud iu 10 ease wISteyer ~
than tbs TRhS beoHI tea lines or less o. non'
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Read Read!! Read!!!
Daguerreotypes.
Daruerreotypes.

N Essss. BEANER 4 TuRibN, klyi,s taken II.
NJ ReSnI ernsry oeSpHiti b. Nj l: TIrh:l asa la
evetrslh Gtl.r!. eofkt q NtE and bdds .test, Cen
Ire MLesirl, kts ltlYt 10 tottI AEITt .; P'iTonlEs
from his fritIi, and tie P4Sk ttlirgt.
Tk4y thaAt Tie rot TO t tt! TtttGrei 80 oEt let
wlSt tfe satisfactory, and Htll eEe%S:ti.
God and Silver plating eIstSitd neAilE
pCTsss lsi bert 'pt EsE Painting viii ss i:.IdtS to
hJ IVltot. & RTo.ksG. nF!i-SE1
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Fer I,aItimore, Wnthinstou, PhiiadeiPhia
aud New York

Great through Line foT the East.
rrHR baltimore and Ohio Rail Ro4d from Wheelrg TO
| Baltimore, aud eoAnettins With IL. Washington
Ean:h Rail Road It the yybtton tsislT called The Rsly
Hou.s 80 miles from Baltimore, and With tk Psllatt
phls WiIlanrton. and B.lno;t R.il Road 70 Phdtrhit
The great tunnels upon the lne are now eomrtted AID
Ii. Whole road Ia kns condition, presenting one Of tie
most Pitiurt1Ss: and romantic rovit, % ths word.
The new apd Splendid sietus n eith Union I9e rom
ou!syt and CIDeiun.t eopneet With ths road a. Whtt
log, and through ticket, from ihets Ettssto Baltimore,
wa,hipttoa Philidsph., &s, maj be LAD oItA tesnit,
or on the boats.
A. A, cling tRie)i ipd arrives Al Crmbelhtt XVI
tSj Il r NJ And allowing two lorrt thets, IA
Bal,Iloore $50 ras1,) ~, The neE morning, Mt
King Ike passage In th9 70 Lo1s, insludlns al
" Bssr. throa:h to .aJ eastern points
without chtIIt q.
Al tie JGncti0u and !or PhtdePha al BAL
tiuoie without ertft ehaEs, TftStkn tIs elioHts an
Bic tIut ard oPportuy II al roIt ieir ne1t
TGTOush .iei.ts from Wheeling 70 R,llacte ISl!A
prrits. oflylnk over tnywhsre on the Iovie'(
W.,hS:ton, ss5o-to Philadelphia, Ste-to b had On
b,re he s.Irr, o. tie Vuioa Liz 90 ID. ONE ard o.
tie RliI Road aEtLts At Wheeling T. Fnfb) 4uahdi.
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advertisements Sle4tEt tIk1A' Gu4
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priniins.

DOCK and JOB PRINTING-Nos 20 and %
I'D Frankortsi The undersigned having renoy II from Nos
ia AID l6 would inform the Boob Trade AID The
pubic generally that he has located his Printing Once at Nos
g and q FTankor-s nedr Wiism who're b. VIII Be hsppy
70 receive Of the patronage literally bestowed
upon him fog the pat eleven Hoping that with more
extensive premises and increased facilities he viii be able 20
give entire satisfaction al who favor him with their
ders for
PIKE BooK.woRK from Stereotype Plates LetierPr
PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS..
SrFsEoTYFiSG and ELEcT2oTyPlsG.
Snow Bulls Plain or Co.ored.
CARDs. CIRcULsEs CTsCKs and BILL HEADS.
Law CAsss REPORTS ard Law Books.
Constitutions and By LAWS oY SoctETIts. tc
EDWARD o. JENKINS.
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FANNY FERN's NEW STORY
Is PRONOUNCED
BY EVERYBODY WHO HAS READ 1T
THE BEST PRODUCTION
That ha. ever emanafed from
TIE PEN OF TIE GIFTED ALTHORESS.


THEEEw-YoRK LEDGER containing the FIRST instalmsnt,
flour column together with large amount Of excellent mat
ter for he general reader, ia NOW READY. PRICE ONLY
THREE CENTS For sale At all the Periodical Depots.
We s,tr,et few Of the SEVERAL HUNDRED OPINIONS
Of the Pres;
have beard that the Publisher Of The Ledger pays the
snouous sum If column for the Story. We certainly
DO rot knlw which admire the sb AMI perey GRANGE
THAI commands such unheari-
Of too the sb of her pen or me enterprise Of
Ss Nv York Ledse-Robert Bonnsr Editor and Propri.
e;or Our contemporary deserves III
He spares neither pains expense In cater
il Tor the public and pays the best pnce the best coutbn
tof. He afford. the paper very moderate Prcehree
cents copy-snd places where everybody can Obtain he
culnss instruction with and department OF
his weekly shows editorial tact ana business capacity
"a ItRrR, Pur1IsHER-ySs lean thu, Mr.. bonner, the
publisher ofthe Newiors LedgeT s % give Fanny Fern 10
pr co original NoVe which she about to com
rer that il nay reward the beray Of is Pubher We are
clad 70 hear that i does 80 pr0'perD -,
The publher Of The Lesg doubtless W. which
bis butiered sueh ouod phes for the rev
story BY Fanny FERN without oens assured q us poPa mon
ey.n aking qualities" -. . , ~. I. inDane
1.-The Ledger Of the best Weekly Literary Journals ia
this country aud Fanny Fern whose reputation as "A anhoes
writer e pth aud -
She s now engaged IN Wepafins an p onsin4 s,ey
for that paper" , lDeInoeIsue Pioneer, y. =.
FsnIs stock evidently above FS, despite The sa5rts IL
who have ed Fanny Ferns writing, know III m to
fs oIder Vt literature AID wall not m OF securing this
Fanny is tie mot popular the day. The Ledger
is large, hrstelsss business and family paper
Fanny never puts her pea paper without saying
thing thai hes woneeEfa attraction for ne majority % people
This will prove very attractive feature IN he Ledger
the story not 70 b. pub he'd In book We are GLAD that we
are to have thing from Fanny pen. IL will be thrice
welcome" lOeneYa " - Courier
THE NETWORK LEDGER mailed for one year every
body 1ho forwards to the publisher r. BOSNEk No. 10
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fine ARTS.

w SCHAUS, IMPORTER Of ENGRAVINGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS, has removed from No
ss Broadway 10 the spacious No. 81 Broadway, where
be will be happy to see his patrons
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS N Co..
w Printscers No. S5 Broadway have much pleasure IN
the Exhibition their Store Of series Of
most exquisite PAINTINGS repr.senlins
DOGS AND THEIR CAME.
By the celebrated Richard Arsde On view daily from A. M
until 6 r. NJ
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CTRAW BONNETS at HARLEYs, No. "a
Johp.t for the remainder this week viii be odd very
ehesp csh =, he opens hs FIREWORKS on Monday June
10 An who wish bay very hne spit straws usoAns Dun
stables NtApotSns very chesp w sUppy themselves .!
calling al No u John-si.
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VIII be Published early IN JAY
Nj E NJ OF X
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Avn HIS TINES.

JOURNALIST.
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This EnIousy expected work viii BE published early IN jury
II the History Of remarkable whose industry talents
and character little known the public although D.
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THE LEADING JOURNALIST OF THE UNITED STATES.
The volume will awe panoramic view Of public events u
politics commerce. society and resspsper Literature f the
past hirtyfve years The grsphy written solely As pon
1neous act Of literary justice By fully capable to treat inc
theme with candor and fesrepes VII taste and npaaiy
work in brief that every will desire to read, alike
ia valuable m and its design
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Second Edition Now Ready,
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE IN SUBURB

IL AND COUNTRY; Or Tue VILLA The Mansion, AND
IBE CcTrAGE. 49, -
Wheeler Architect, Guih0r Of Rural Homes" &c 1 voL
Emo, with ltc EnsTayngs- FL 60
This work surpy that IN the opinion q the pub
Usher has been fully met Otaer books have been
urescrted Offering models f builders. bu they
orally been the crude ions and sketches 4 men Of literary
sIfisEc talent rather than o. practical skill
the volume oay the stored hn's Of lOrg and
practice his profession architect have been
efertd but the plans calculating bis remarks have bad the
5eDef realization and Of thought and nsiioa
PAGES the reader vii find OF 1fm.0n the;
w s1ff h nearly want and IN the plans examples Of
nom The eonstrueted co Of or seven hun
lreo tClLfs % the msIsior II thirty h0usani.
The author thoroughly versed Ia bis profession
viii rAufs taste, cctvetec By whom any ao
st safely architect. and whose boot viii
treasure Of practical hints to any about % build IN et or
county," hsrlfsrd Cou-Aat
This suihor j. Yrose sona architect He explains the
PRINCIPLES according which house Of any pnce AMOS
tEculc be built His pages finnish many vAuabe hi1fs
"This issued .uul tyie the designs taste
fu The whole the book such commend
pubic aieIfion Il adapted builders OF every elas
couufry.r Boston TranscrlPt-
zge Of the country tpree the wne fs &C.
and ustralns viii prove invaluable s-.s1nce 70
ihefe who wish to build IL 10 buhe wisely ND well
The suihors study hAs been furnish models r convent
ent tasteful and esErat suburban and county d"easn
the l0wes; hxh snd I-sTd Al the Necessary
Lto the- rctI. We should IKE % sce see1
ruent." fPhiladsirhi1 Presbyteriaa-
There LbuLGtnee Of books architecture AID o. and
EcSIe rirg bit absence 81 such .Jtei
tie present. Ire designs in tae.a AID o-ei
With the kishes; sIrit OF architectural bean
Seq: bv nal 70 nny par. CT the United C1aas post
age raid by publi her. jus; published By
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Mem Publications.

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decided h These who cell hooks IN tins are invited 70
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THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1855.
HENRY WARD BEECHER's NEW BOOK ;

HENRY WARD BEECHER's NEW BOOK
STAR PAPE RS;
EXPERIENCES OF NATURE AND ART,
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CONTENTS.
l. LETTERS IRON Europe
H. Ex7ERENcEs NATURE.
A Discourse Of Flowers The Death Of Almanac.
t,ih IN the Country. Fog In the Hrbor
Inland vs. sesshore. The Morals Of Fishing
New England GrsveyEds. The Wsaderings Of star
Towns md Trees Booisores-BookA
The First Breath IN the Country. Gone TO The Country
Trours Drsan,Cul ure
A Country Ride The lie OF the Beautiful
Farewell to The Country. Mid.ocober Day.
School Rfminsoeuce. A Moist Letter.
The Value Of Birds. Frost in rhe Window.
A Rough Picture from Life Snow Storm Travelling
A Rice 10 Fort Hsmilton Nature Minister Of Hspp ness
Sights from my indow Springs aud Soitades
J. c. DERBY Publisher, Sew-YOrk.
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L. n SHEAR. Hudson River Railroad.
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RAYNOR, No. 10 Bowery.
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BLANKS zrcer the late Of Congress- Also, all forms or
Justices Of he Peace Merchants Mechanics AID PofessonA
men, for sale low By THOMAS WOOD.
saeessof to Geo. H. Bell No. .S Ssssssss-, n ].
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amnsements.

WALlACK's THEATER.-EXTRA NIGHT
The public respectfully infTned that extrs per
torfnar &C vii e given this Tbeaer
. . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE II,
FOR the BENLflT Of the Propretor Major RODGERS.
On wheh ocesson splendid ebierf viii be offered IN
which most or leading Taen; ofthe City will appear hATns
already generally volunteered thc.r seryices
FULL PARTICULARS IN future advertismeniS
M RS. WISE begs leave TO announce TO the
1 public that she has ope1ed her for the ISvEsT
CATION Of SPIRITS, a. RAPPISG and WRITING
MEDIUM ~ Nc eS3 Broadway Hoars nom 10 l. and from
b md fsoD o every day AID sveans Aaasoa cents
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NEW WORKS in the FINE 4 X L :,
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his home on Monday. May %,

M 1885, HEsRY A. Kip. DcsenptIor: Lxht coupler
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