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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21

BREAD FROM GROWS WHEAT Having read
number of recipes on bread-making, from
grown wheat, let me give you my experience,
and | may venture to say that my bread is as
white and light as is made by any person
use neither alum nor whiskey, nor do |
kiln-dry or scald my flour. use nothing to
make raise itbut hop-yeast cakes, (or turn
pixies, as they are called,) generally about one
to two loayes of bread. Beat the cake up with
warm water until it is about as thin as Cruel /;
mix your flour and water together in another
pail until it forms "a thin batter then pour
in your yeast cakes, and beat thoroughly
together; set it away now until it rises, after
which pour it into your kneading trough and
work it with -four until it is as hard and stiff
as you can get it. Form your loayes now
and set them near your stove to rise until
they become perfectly light; then bake in a
hot oven for about three-quarters ofan hour
take them out, aud the next morning you wil
find that you have AS good bread as you wish
to.eat.-W, F, Sands,m Country Gentleman
Nor, %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21

TELLING TRUTHs WHICH MUCH BETTER HAT
NEVER BEEN TOLD AT ALL,-Women are never
satisfied. Ifa man is jealous, they cry out
against his tyranny: II he is not jealous they
complain of his Indifference.
Aman ceases to be good fellow the
moment he ceases to do precisely what other
people wish him to do.
Tell a woman that she is firt, and she
will laugh; that she is ugly, and she will get
angry; but just hint that she 10 growing old,
and she will never forgive you,
Self.love is love with two bandages over ito
eyes instead Of one,
A man marries generally to leave society
"a woman TO enter it.
Those who live only for appearances gener
ally end in making one in the Insolven
Court.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21

SHOWING PROPER REsENTsENT,-The little
German Duchy of Wurtemburg, which has
been in the habit of relieving itself of the
spawn of its prisons and poor houses by send
ing them TO this country, is highly indignant
because our authorities will send them back
again, and has manifested its resentment by
the adoption of four formidable preambles
with an equally formidable resolution appen-
ded The substance of the whole is that 1t
is desirable that those who have once emigra-
ted to America, and especially those who
have been transported hither at the expense
of the State or the communes, and are una.
BILE, whether or not il be from any fault OF
their own, to earn their subsistence, should
not return to be a burden to the state or the
commune, (Which in that case will have de-
frayed the expenses of their journey in vain y
and, therefore, that steps must be immedi.
ately taken to prevent the transportation oil
such persons back to their own country;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21
p Oct RE.
n TrhElY SELECTION.

From Longfolow'' lliawathaJ
n. the long and drcafl>wintcr !
%, the cold and cruel winter
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker,
Frozc the ice on lake and river,
Ever deeper, deeper, deeper,
Fell the snow above the landscape,
Fell the covering snow, and drifted
Through the forest round the village.
Hardly from his buried wigwan
Could the hunter force n passage.
with his mittcns and his snowshocs.
V,inly walked he through tho forest,
Sought for bird, or beast, and found none,
Saw no track of deer or rabbit,
In the snow beheld no footprints,
In the chastity. cleaning forest
Foil and could not rise from weakness,
rcrishcd there from cold and hunger
q. the famine and the fever
~, the wasting of the famine
q, the blasting of the fever
o, the wailing of the children
q, tho anguish of the women
An the earth was sick and famished ;
Hungry was the air around them,
Hungry was the sky above them,
And the hungry stars in heaven
Like the eyes of wolves glared at them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21

At the trial of Mary Moriarty who was
acquitted few days ago at Memphis, Tenn.
for killing man who had betrayed her, the
Attorney General conducted the prosecution,
and the whole bar of Memphis sPpsared for
the defendant
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Notwithstanding.

NKpERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID
w dress, Party, and Business Copper-piate En-
glayed Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
c, rds have them neatly printed at short notice
"a Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
,CSsrinsnl n various Syi's can be seon
A, !,to iIUti
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FREE PRESS
Eook and Job Printing Office,

g,vs every facility for the prompt and tasteful
execution of every description Of
JOB PRINTING,
such as
Books, Posters, Bill Heads,
Pamphlets Programmes, Letter Heads,
Sermons, shop Bills, Cards,
Catalogues, Circulars, Ball Tickets,
Railroad and Corporation Blank work, Law Blanks,
and in short
arg kind of Printing our community may need.
The mechanical execution is superlntended by
c pable and experienced foreman. The Proprietors
vs their personal attention to the reading OF proof
nd general execution Of the work, and sequently
e confident that they can give satisfaction in all
c. ses where superior accuracy is an object
EMBOSSED CARDS, Of different sizes and beau
till designs in Gilt and Colors, suitable for small
signs, Placards Counting house Almanacs, &c
always on hand
Specimens exhibited and orders received for
Co1psrpiat, Gard Engraving and Printing in superior
style. 49,, ,.,,,.,,,,
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
d4Etf No. . College Street, Burlington,
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John b. WHEELER,

REAL ESTAT 4 q E. r,
TOWN HALL,
u,rWIINGTON. VERMONT.
Particular attention given to the purchase ana
snf Real Estate the nvest cation of Land TITLES,
Leasing Collecting Rents, InsuIing, Paying Taxes,
&C., &c, &c.
d1wtf
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SALMON WIRES,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICE OVER COMNERCIiL BANK,
BURLINGTON,
,pril :, 1855. dti
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NEW SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. %.

BILE manner. their entire want of confidence,
and theirunwilliugnes to submit any longer
to their maladministration.- boston AHo,'
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PRIN TLE3 G..

Tbs additions Of new Type, BORDERS, Presses, DC
made and making from time to time, to the
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luccItln grce Dress.
c,.,,,a n, No. CoiIcrc Nred, Burlington, VI.
.EO, W. & a.. G.. BENEDICT,
Epi1oRs ANp pROrTiEToES.


'cr Village Subscribers, supplied by the
\ Carrier, -"
pr id str,ciiv in advance, w
!, Mail SubsYihcrs, and those wh" take " m
the oGcc ""
ID pficiiy in advance, >"
Pas Nv, ,,s ~ ''' 90
Interest chargcablc after tho years end.
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Coursed one another down his innocent nose

The giant was moved at Fionns pantomime.
Il see how it is, my poor little man, said
he, patting his head kindly; i shall not
trespass on you further. Still it is not pos
sible for me comfortably to resume my walk
until | have refreshed myself a little. Can
you give me nothing
There's not thing in the house, sir
"A crust, event.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
NEW YORK MARKET.


/ Der. 3I.-StockS improved. Canton 22i. H.
limos Central 925. Cleveland and Toledo 663.
Heading 97I. GaIena and Chicogo Iii.
Cotton quiet, sales of 1C0 bales at last quota,
tons.
Coffee dull sales of 500 bags at last quotations.
Sugar, sales 200 hhds. lion dull, sales to-day
only so tons. Tobacco firm at ia. Whisky firm,
sales Of 500-bhls aI4ictS. FTeightS dull.
Flour market Tot common and medium grades
Is. lower, with more desire on the part of holders
TO realize, demand for export and home consump-
ton quite moderate, Common State feels the de-
preston than the other grades, from the fact
that contracts for this month settled, ioT for
ward delivery there is some demand, but buyers
and sellers are about 2s apart in their views sales
in the aggregate 10000 bbs. at S,97n9, 81 for COM
mon 10 choice and fancy TO low grades extra Mich
iran, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio, 900
49, IL per common 10 straight state, 8, 12a9,2 per
extra Gene<See, included in the sales are some
30OOa40O0 Tot export, market closing with droop-
ing tendency, and strong desire 10 sell, common
| states, in Canadian not much dOing and market
rules heavy sales Of $50 bbIs al Gal for SuperfuC
10 choice extra, no very important Change IN the
| market fol southern and demand moderate, sales
Of $4,000 at OSTa9. 10 for common 10 choice q nd
| 9,SIaIt for fancy AMI extra. Rye flour only III
moderate request at former quotations. Cornmeal
TemailS as last noticed. Buckwheat IS selling ai
2,s21a2, T5, per 100 lis.
Market fol red wheat Ease better, Willie also i'm
proved, but less than red; rather wanted lot hitting
contracts, as well as for export, market closing
very firm, sales include $500 red southern at 10;
az, TO- the latter price for Tennessee. GOO white
CanadiIn at 2,l5a2.25, 100 red winter mixed Up
per Lake at I,95, 10000 mixed Illinois at 2,2U4
1900 ted Ohio at co. l,SOO superior red spring d
| l,S0, LOCO common red Missouri at ,9S, and ACC
white Gennessee at ,25. Rye in fair demand al
previous prices sales OF $4,000 at l,ISaI,22. Bar
| ley nominalIy the same. Corn opened cent bet
Ter, but closed dull and lower, sales of $4,000 q
944a96 for western mixed, closing with sales o
prime at inside figures. Oats moderate request u
49a4T for State.
Pork unchanged and demand moderate, sales o
1890 bills at 22, 31S22. so for mess aud 2la2l, 2;
Tor prime. included on s5leS are 5000 prime es
deliverable in baltimore in December and January
at l9al9 ,I24 and 5000 new mess for all this yes
on private terms. In Beef only moderate Gus
ness doing aud market without important change
sales of $50 Ibis OF 9,50aI0 for country prime, IL
or Vermont mess, 16 for extra state, and $50 FOL
rePacked Chicago. Beef hams continue duh a
l6. 50al7, nothing doing in cut meats. Lard un
changed and demand moderate, sales Of $50 bb S
lat1l3aI2. Butter fair demand at l5a20 fnr Ohio
and lOa24 for state. Cheese steady, al 9al24..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
THE IA TEST NEWS
"a EEcEIvEE0 ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FU9THER. BY THE GEORGE I.AW.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3t.-Adyices from AcabpIco5
received by the arrival of tie George Law from
ASpinwall, state tha5 the cholera broke out ON
board the steamer Sierra Nevada among the pass
sengerS that eft New York Sept. 5tl, aud that The
vessel put into Acapulco on the eth Of October,
in consequence. The disease committed lripht[ul
ravases and seyentY-one deaths are reported as
having occurred during The voyage, and twenty.
four additional aiterthe vessel put into Acapul.
ca. The authorities refused to grant perniiSsi IN
for the dead to be brought on shore.
The Steamship Corles, Of the same line, arrived
at Acapulco the following week, but had no sick
ness on board ss'eeY
An a1ray occurred on the ed ut, on board The
U. S. frigate independence, in which seaman
was severely cut with razor by the boatswains
mate. Subsequently, 20 of the frigates crew de-
serted, and nIhe attempt six Of them were entan
gied around the taIes and were there found
drowned.
The Goose BAY Coal Company have issued a
report made by their Agent, Cot. VIM. v. Wells.
he gave The mines a thorough investigation md
shows that valuable bed of coal is there situated
and in a most convenient Il cllily for shippiug.-
HisrePort IS very Interesting. The operations of
tue company will undoubtedly he OF the utmost
importance 10 the Steam Navigation Of the Pacific.
The State Agricultural Fair commenced at Sac
ramento county this year viii be worth, it is est-
mated, 81 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Tux 1ocouorlvr ,'RoBsrt Fulton aud the ten
der were placed on the track Of the Hempfeld
Railroad yesterday. The tender was hauled from
the Depot of the B. & ohh' Railroad by four yokes
of oxen, and the locomotive movsd from the same
place along Fcrsyth's private track, to the corner
of Market and Union streets, and from thence
along portable tack to the permanent track at
tbeinterseclion Of Fourth and Zane streets. The
"Robert Fulton is an old but very substantial To-
conceive, purchased from the Philadelphia and
Wilmington Toad, and Is we'll adapted to the puE-
poses fer wh ch it will be used.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The s. 10 a Train will connect at
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
Vile with Chicago Express Southern Division e. +.
Roadi At Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express nom
CevelaRdi at Mansfield Junction with Day Express
Pittsburgh, and Newark with East aud trains
on entTal Ohio Railroad.
The 800 N Train Will connect at SanLusky with
mer Bay City from Detroit al MOnroeNe with western
Train on c d T. X. K at Shelby Junction at 5.2i
with Nail Train on ID. K Tor Columbus and Gin
cinnatii at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on 4 R,L FOR Pittsburgh and at New1rk with East
GOING NORTH-The 9.e6 A n Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train from EeIIae
Central Ohio X; Mans field Junction with Express
for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 70 10 with Gin
cinn1ti Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York.
aud at Monroevtle with Sail Train oil q I Road Or
Toledo, Chicago, DC
Thee. 1OP N Train will connect at Newark with Tx
press from the East on Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh at Shelby
ton at 52t with Cincinnati Mall for Ccve and; at
6ImTOeviIe with Night Express Toledo and Chicago,
and at sandusky with steamer hay CITY for Dctrot aud
Chicago. -4s.-r.s
Sandusky, Aug. 4. 1855. sp15rtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01


CLEVELAND AND PlrTsBuHcn RAlLRo4D.-It is
not customary for US 20 get from the New York
papers intelligence concerning Railroads touching
the Ohio nyer; but, nevertheless. We find the fol-
lowing in the Tribune Of Saturday:
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad has
just closed contract for all the iron required to
complete the river division from Beaver 10 Wheel
ing on favorable terms, payment 10 he made in
monthly installmrnts, eight to sixteen months.
The work Ofscunnecting its terminus, Wells
vile, with Wheeling TO the southwark, and with
Beaver TO the Northward, will be pushed on. we
understand, with yigor. and when completed will
connect our city by . continuous and uninterrupted
line of rnil with Wheeling, Baltimore and Wash
ington, sn,l will connect Pittsburgh and Beaver
with the same, points. twill be of great import
anee, not only TO the Company, butte our business
aud travelling public"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
FROM NEW YORK,

FIUNI- I'VE W I UHh. -
N. Y. Oct. Sl.-The steamer Atlantic sailed at
noon to-day with over leo passengers, and 1926,
GOO in 1ecie.
I A procession { Young Americans who had been
holding political mass meeting in the Bowery,
last evening, while on It's way home, was attacked
by party of Irishmsn and broken up. The as
sailants armed with pistols, knives, cluLs &C.
Many IN the procession were severely injured, and
the American banner was seized and destroyed.
The Sydney (AusrclIul papers contain an ac-
count OF a piracy and murder said to have been
committed on board the Whaling ship John, Of New
Bedford, in which the Captain, tw Mates and sew
era senmen were lnu: derel by some native sailors,
and the ship taken possession Of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

AccID1Nr.-one Of the iron bars on the porta-
Be track used for conveying tue locomotive 10 the
Asmpfsd Railroad. flew up, yesterday, in. the
form sometimes called a ''snake head'' and struck
Nh William 0uersoni knocking him down and
severely cutting and btusiug his face. His iniu.
lies are not dangerous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Tue CONcERr ASD SrFrER for the benefit of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church lin tue First Ward)
will take place lo-nigEtot Washington Hall. Ii
presents many attractions, and undoubtedly all the
friends of the Church. and the lovers generally Of
good things, temporal and spiritual, who can find
it convenient to attend. will favor the occasion
with their presence. As to the inviting things of
the table, it is only necessary to say that the la
DIES have exercised tteir utmost skill and ingenu
ity in providtug the best that nature and AIT can
Afford, 'nd whoever knew the ladies' to fii in auy-
thing they undertake 2 As TO the music, we need
only say that the delightful! singer Mrs. DRzw will
lie the presiding genius in this department. In
short, as Mr.. Micawber would say, there will be a
RARE and most harmonious commipging of things
pleasant to the taste, o: things pleasant to the eye
anil things pleasant tothe ear
The exertious of the ladies' of this church have
heretofore been zsalous and indeEtigable, and it
is expected that due appreciation of their labors
will be shown Tonight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
PARODPS CoNCERT.

PurLApELFnra, Oct. sI.-Ths concert Of arod
this evening was grand affair. The sale o
tickets was stopped at noon and in consequence,
Of the demand for tickets, she gives another Con
cert on Friday, aud will sing the 'AlnIseilleis."-
She is about starting on a western tour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

NEw GRocERv.-.rhe citizens of East Wheeling
WILDE gratfed 10 Ieasn that E. c. Jelfers has re-
opened his Family Grocery at the corner of John
and Sixth streets. aud is prepared to furnish them
with choice articles in his line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsBunGlI, Oct. 3l.-River feet Inches
Weather clear aud pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

DoYLEsrOwN, Oct. sO.-Durrng the high wind
of Sunday, the Agricultural Exhibition buildings
in his city, were blown down and completely de-
molisLed. They cost $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

INCREASE IN TRAvEL.-We noticed yesterday,
in looking ovst tue Register Of the sprrgg House.
that The large number of li7 arrivals were regis
ed for the preceding day. This is an indication
that the public appreciate the facilities Of our rail
rgdd rout,s andthe superiority of our hotels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Ocr 31.-Sales of $500 beeves at 7alO cents,
another decline. Sheep, 900 sold at decline
from last quotations. Sales OF swine amounted 10
1900, al Il for prime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

BALTIMORE. MARKET.
Oct, 3l,-Ffour active, sales at 50. Supply OF
wheat small and prices 2a3clower. Corn unchang-
ed, with small sales at 6Oa10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

ssE. o. epicurss, tie advertisement of Princes
Bay Oysters in the She'll. just received at the YER
andIh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
C1NClNNATIMARKET.

Der. 3E.-Flour quiet aud unchanged, parties
awaiting steamers news, and nothing doing; in gram
nothing doing. Whisky, good titmand, 500 bbs.
at 3S4. aud $50 al $50. Groceries i'll moderate de-
mand, prices unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

wASTxD.-A Printer TO go 10 the country. A
good, steady boy, who has worked al the business
some Two yeats would answer. Enquire at this
Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Mons. eODARu IN LoursvrLLE.--This gentleman.
accompanied by several companions, made an as
cent in Louisvilleo on Saturday. The Journal says:
The Ernnauss sailed in a Northeast direction
aud land9d about nile and half from Utica, Ia.
hence they re urned, balloon and passengers all
SAFE at Iate hour on Sunday night. We under
stand that Mons. Goddard proposes to make anot er
ascension Oh Fhursdaynex, and wIIlthen seek the
proper cuirent Of air, aud expects to sal far
PllISburgi, Pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Why. Nj. Prentice, didn't you suggest TO Mons.
Goddard to alight in Wheeiinga Pittsburgh Is a
very bad place fer anything from above to uIight,
and If Mons. comes Down there he may well
doubt whether he ever getsup again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

- ocrTnnt Wnntcd.
good Cook and wasberwonraa can mud a place by
applying at This oflee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
TRAsspoRrATIOx ory1cr 3. & o. R.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE e. & o. r. RI
Wheeling Station, July 9th, 1850 !
ON and after Monday the 9th Instant, the PASSENGER
Trains express and mai9 will leave this station daily
II:i5 p. NJ.
The Express Train leaves at I:I5 P. N: and will only
stop at the following stations: Benwood MOunlsVile
Gameron, EaiInEont FetteTman, Newburg, RowIesbug
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, MartnsbuTg,
Junction.
The Nail train leaves at 1915 NJ except Saturdays
and will stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be yum daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling at
:, A. NJ, and arriving at Cumberland at 6, +. NJ
Leaves at 5:I5 a. M and arrives in Wheeling
at z. NJ.
BY order of il DONE. sur't.
ju9 - i. FORD, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
scr7ant Wanted.

half price except for children accompanying their pa
rents, who will be admitted for % cents. osei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
Just RECEIVED,

just hecelVed,
M A. EDWARDS q BRO. liaveIust recai we'd nom
w lie East, Cat their New Grocery adjoining tie
FostOhrHJ a excellent and carefully selected Assortment
OF he oceles, TO which they invite tho Genlion Of All
IN want OF good and cheap groceries, Our stock cOnssiS
tMlart OF kme
Eio Marac9ho, and Java coEces, brown clarlled do,
C'ushed AMI Putverzed SugdTa; ~
Teas ngredt variety and fine qnaliiiea;
6Soc"a' tionno a"l Chocolate OF the bcEt brands,
Flesh peaches. pune applts STRAWBERRIES aHI rsaDb
rleS, IN cunsi rice flour, com starch;
FaTII0, sage, nnCarOmi, lsngass, Jeiytina;
l'eTInuha AIrOwTUnt dried currantS raising almonds
Olives, hops, ecj Tobacco sogas iiia ousi,iegt
Soaps, etc; Fine ground liable salt, .F
Spices Rnd lssseiCeS OI every variety
Together with many other Articles 20 tedious IN Gnu
me,Hie all OF which we se ling vCIy low rr1ces
Call ana eXaMe Ur yOurselves. you cat hut be pleas
cd Remember the pluCe-COrnOr OF Market and oinr
streets "diOirins Tie PustOtlCe, Wheeling Va nV9g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

REMOVAL
MI REILLY has removed from his old stand in Mar
W ket Square 10 that new aud spacious warehouse,
No. az, green front, west side or Main street, between
Monroe aud Quincy, lately occupied by Me$srs Amman
q Magme, as a commission house. He has nm hand
large and general assortment Of Groceries and Liquors.
which he VIII sell at hOiesae tic lowest price
Als"'-GunpOwder OF every description, and Safety
Fuse sp1h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Concert ind snPper

TaURspAy MORNING. NovsMaRe i. lgss.