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ERENCH Tallow for the Hair White
l. and fresh, at retail
aug-23. A. MONTAN & BRO.
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PLATED WARE

WANTED TO HIRE.
A HEALTHY colored wet nurse without child:
IL For which liberal price wiifbs paid.
aug s-2w. Apply At this Office,
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TO ARRIVE per ship B. Watson, d
L choice fresh lot Teas.
aug-23 A. MONTAN & BRO.
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THE "CHuRcH JOURNAL Epis., i
notices The disruption among the Bap-
lists. on The Bible Revision, and
thinks the !" whole concern will 20 to
pieces without delay"
"Thus ends more than six years Of
hard work. And such is the penny
worth Of experience which has been
bought by the American Bible Union
ut cost of more than one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars"
Then, we are told,---
1.-THE moral is this The present
version is so generally received, beca-
use it was made not by any one Of the
scots, but by The Church, When the
Church which made the version, shall
revise it, that revision will, of course,
be as universally received as the
standard version Is now
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IN CASKS Ri1I Bacon Sides which are offered NJ
~ 10 cents for cash only.
aug-29. A. MONTANA BRO
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QutEr sApB.--To this gentleman
who comes at J. NJ. Il. with blank
notes of interrogation let us say in
the language of Mr.. Horace "Quicgn'd
preotp'es este brevis," and you may
expect TO be answered. We wait i'm
patiently to see, what subterfuge
: Qaien Sabe" will resort TO, in order
to get over a direct answer to interro-
gatories propounded by j. NJ. E. else
where to-day. Come sir, be sudden
Speak without that reflection which
results in cunning evasion, Of the
subject matter In dispute.
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ubiect matter in dispute.


Now ls THE TrME--Coal is selling.
here in the middle Of August--when
there is but little demand for tat
81 % per barrel. BY the time
cold weather sets in, it is thought by
those acquainted with The bus
iness, that IL will be at least
81 per barrel. Now is the time for
the coal merchants above, to reap a
harvest II is thought, from a com
bination Of circumstances that the ar
ticle will DO very scarce the coming
season.
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LARGE Mail ROBBERY. The Cleveland, (ohioJI

LARGE MAIL RoRBERY.- The Cleveland Ohio
Plain Dealer says:
1--WE areinformed that the through letter mail
bags made up at Sanduskey for New York and
Buffalo were stolen last Wednesday night from
the mail wagon in their transit from the post
office TO the cars. The bags were onsthe top of
the wagon when it left the Office, and it is sup
posed, under cover of the darkness, some rascal
who knows how to steal, and knowing which
bags to take passed. them to confederate
who knows how to hide. The loss must becon-
siderable, as the bankers and business men of
Sandusl1y suspended business on the day before,
and the post Office was closed, it being New
Years day, The letters ofcourse, accumulated,
and it is known that FIVE thousand dollers were
in said bags from Sandusky bankers alone, and
probably as much more from others =
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ARRIVAL. OF THE EMPIRB CITY +

I214hIt1 VIII VK -II4I4 IliIL IANEl NIIsI
NV YoKk, Jan. Il 1.-THE Empire CITY, from
AspinwaIl. with California mail Of the GOTH and
81, 100000 in gold dust arrived atSl o'clock to-
day. She connected at the 1sthglps with the
Sonora. z5tI@,gst{
The GoldeIlsA &c, left Panama on the LIST with
the Empire City. The outward passengers by
the Philadelphia left Asping!.n for Iayre the
same day the Empire City left.
The principal eOnsigneesare Wells Fargo &
Co, $500, 000; DFexel'is Co, 100000; William
Hoge &.Go,, $3.50, GEO, as4ssSE s
res s6R s5 s sss a. beach e pSSsi 3Rs
exception of one lighters load worth from toto
$4,000, which was got out previous to the
storm of Saturday. The schooner. Rio Grande,
from Virginia, went ashore near the Stingray
Crew saved by the life boats.
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FEARs a. FILLIRnsrERs.

WAsnHGToS, Jan IA Certain Foreign Minsj
listers apprehend, on what they consider I'M
embraces the conquest Of Cuba, Porto Rico and.
St Domingo; hence the constant watehfuInessl In
that quarter and frequent communications with
this Government on the subject.
The report of Gen. Shields, made a year ago
in the Senate, has been reproduced, in which
Parker H. French is charged with obtaining
$4,000 worth of Government stores on forged
letter of credit and branding him as an imposter.
This has materially operated to damage Mr.
French's prospects here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

BREAKING Down OF BRIDGE on THE G. o.
RAILROAD. Orflast Saturday night, two cars of
freight train laden with live hogs, jumped off
the trackifiye miles east of Cambridge, and be-
ing violently hurled upon the bridge at that
point broke it down. The two cars were smash
ed and a large number Of hogs killed We un-
derstand that no person was injured and that the
locomotive and four or five cars attached to it
had passed over the bridge safeIyibefore the ac-
cident occurred
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PROSPECTS 81 Wan WifH Mo. An

q 4 lEa-tf .
PROSPECTS OF WAR WITH ENGLAND.
n. y, Jan. "a correspondent Of the Her
aid at Washington stelegr apis from that place
that strong Impression prevails IN the POLITICAL
circles there thai our rel Great Brit
ain are threat ning and serious approximations I
are felt and expressed By many Senator's sever
al of them in the confidence Of the administra-
tion-of an early lptare between tie Two Gov
ernmentS sst 80 - zss.i sa5-i 3 4lbiTz4ls.4
Another correspondent telegrsphs that highly
important dispat ches have been received at the
State Depot from England With reference to an
understanding respecting Central American AT
fairs 4, IS %
No organization Of the House. Mr. Cineulan
holds up his plurality resolution, hoping osget
other Democrats TO support it He has only
who 70 with him.
The Commercial advertiser of this evening
has the following editorial -s1 II e regret to he
assured, from source that ,pFecln deS all doubt
of the correctness of the information, that the
President has instructed Mr.. Buchanan 10 de-
lnand from the British Government the recall of
Mr.. CHAMPION, on the groundref his participa.
ton IN the enlistment of men for the war in the
Crlmea. In common with 4 large proportion Of
our intelligent commercial fellow -eitizens, we
have hoped that the reports 10 this effect, when
made public. were rather conJeetured than we'll
founded facts receiving the more general ere
dence becauseof their probability; ne arc. con-
strained To- abandoRF that hope and taf give full3
credit to the statement which some Of our con-
temporaries some days ago, very confidently set
EnrkI, " 49, =
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TINS person who writes to US so acetiously
about his badness, isreferred to our advertising
columns, to find hair toniess OF. the doctors. As
to the cause of his badness, we know nothing
about it, unless it is owing to iiscaTrying bricks
in his hat. ,,ss.s 4..as sasa
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THINGS OVER WHICH We HAVE NO CoSTRoL.
An inopportune sneeze, an astmatic sneeze; a
mothef-in-Iaws an ostrich's nav; achancery
suit wife beating brute; aswoman in tears, in
creasing years; a baby who cries, cOmmissariat
Irish novels, James's novels; combats fstic,s Bal
lcy's Mystic" Hyde Parke demonstrations, j.
B. Coughs orations; quacks' humming, Doctor
u love for iabbling in bricks mortar, and an
onpensd bottle of soda.water- Panch.
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LoupouS CouSEx, YA.-old Loudoun county
is a rich county. According to the Washing
tonians' estimate, taken from the assessment Of
1850, the total value ofreal and personal estate
thenin the county was Sls49S,sst; ana me
alone is now put down at $4,000, whilst the
personal property hassalso greatly increased in
value.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, JAN. IU
SRsArE.-The Senate merely met at noon and
over till Thursday.
HoUsR-Mr Griffin corrected the mistakeinto
which Mr., Campbell of Ohio had inadvertently
fallen on Saturday, in stating that no copy of
the bibleswas to be found in the Congressional
library, on the contrary there were many edi-
tons Of that holy book there as-s. a-ez
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GREAT Snow SToRI.-The biggest snow storm
which has occurred in this region for many
years-those who profess to be we'll posted, and
keep an account current with the clerk of the
weather, say for fifteen years past commenced
on Saturday afternoon and continued to rage
violently until midnight, whenit slaekened to a
gradual fall Of snow, which continued until noon
yesterday We happened to be out in this
storm, some distance from the:.city, having yield
ed to the seductive influences Of the fine sleigh
ing which had been ''all the go" for several days
previous and can testify that in our brief pill
grimage of earth we never before saw just such
big snow storm. An traces of roads were COW
cred up by an almost impossible depth Of snow
in an amazingly short space of time, and sleighs
and other vehicles were compelled tostop, or $50
it blindn
Yesterday morning the snow in this city and
vicinity averaged a depth of twenty inches, and
travelling by railway aud all other modes was
greatly DISTRACTED All the trains Of the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad due here on Sunday and
yesterday, have been detained and the only
eastern mail which had arrived for two days
past, up to IastimgHt was the one due at $40
Sunday Morning, which arrived yesterday. The
Western mail is also greatly behind time; the
Express train due here on Sunday morning did
not arrive until o'clock, P. NJ, yesterday.
Great difficulty has been experienced in reno
wing the snow from the railway tracks, the snow
plows driven BY the largest camel engines,
having broken or proved unequal to the unusual
work before them 20 : 10 ISL
So far as we have yet learned, this storm has
been general west ofthe Allegheny mountains,
and New Englanders say it rivals their biggest
manifestations in the way,of snow storms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

WEhaye received the interesting Report Of
the President and Directors of the Western Luz
matte Asylum at Stanton
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BAIT MARKET

! II9AiI4I- Ni3A1NIA Ell
JAN. 14=-Sates of 1000 bbls Howard st flour
at S,25aS,37 No sales of City Mills. Forwheat
and corn the quotations arenolninal, there being
none in market @
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cINCINNATI. MARKET.

Jan. 14.-Flour unsettled, one sale at G, TO-
Hogs, ., 5Oa75 Provisions, greensides55, green
shoulders L, hams held at {. Whisky better,
sales of 800 bbls at 26a3 Groceries unchanged
River sufficiently open for ferry boats-cIosed
last night at Maysville. ..i., q.
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STEAMSHIP ASHORF..

New YoRK, Jan. 14T The steamship Grenada
is ashofesat West Bank, and viii have to dis
charge Her passengers and mails have been
brought up by asteam tug,
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Rri ait. ~ Psi SIS, by \.
Just ReoeivAa 5lT59

just Kece1Wed. @tktAsilafi RHE
M A. EDWARDS & ERO. have Jus, received firm, ,h -
~ & Sas atlt new grocery RlJonne tae Post oMee1
ctres to Thehthss invite The attention ~ rlib
line AIS Is '.i- - ff'7s'. ~ i'A'ss'Rtl5
thn dHrRCHbn, Java Cote broH, riSo a BIS
Crushed and PuiveFized sngarg @ = - stY'a7t aaf
Teas IN great varittv and line qualities. Ai7 FIf
Cocoa, tirouna and ChOcoalc, best brands. re
Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples, Strawberries and
IN cans Rice EiOur, COrNsStarci; ''l''ssss''h
faTinn, Sagu4 MaCcbFon ISiiieissy J.lytins. fAi''
bermuda ArroWFoot, Dried tuFrants H.isipa Ii,.,a -
OtYEE Hops, i'fsi 7'' f4'Aou ~
Tobacco and Segars, Ene qualities: Hf1 tt'e 'Htf
soaps etc.; Pins ground Talls salt: ttti7s s'a14R
f Spices and Essences Of every Fnfefv r si5 -
Together with many other articles 100 tc6fo,s
Fas, ~ n q which We are selling priccs
S Gd examine for yourselves can, but Lr
tI ms Market Quincy strssts
5 - " uccIilgt ~. Is. mN2S Il y,
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,se Change of Schedule.
szss5is.ssssss sG7ssss,s9 49, etsse 9Th !
sgsSgSE5-
Winter : Arrangement.
TRANSFORMATIONS oygtck d. 10. r.. r.
80! 49, ~ alt,lc1 St..tfn,, n. ~, ~

- II IL
s-' 9-.-s Wheeling Station, DECD th 1855. /.
on and after Tuesday the 9Th Instant Passenger Trains
express and ma this station daily at p ~
1850 p. ".
The Express Train leaves at p If and viii only stop at
the following stations: BenWood 3ounisville, Cameron
Ranont Fetterma Newburg lowles1urg, Piedmont, Cum
heTIand Sir Johns Rum Aartnsburg Harpers Ferry, Mon
ocacy. SykesEille and Washington Junction.
The Mail leaves daily except Saturdays st 1880 P.
H. and will stop ut all the regular Stations - ~ -
The Whe cling and Cumbe Train viii
be daily except Sunday leaving Wheeling at "A. n,
and arriving Cumberland 81 beavng Cumberland
at 5:15 A. ". and arriving in Wheeling at s, P. n.
By order OF s . j. II. DONE Supt.
dc4 ssP-5 a l5irs5i b. P0RD, Agent.
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&nRAf

BosToN, Jan 13.-Folr inches snow fell last
night, followed by heavy rain.stOFm. An east
.rly gale blew an DAY.
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GREAT REDUCTION GREAT REDUCTION l.!
HeS q CLOSING or FGLL WtSTER Goops!
DEISG DESTROYS Of reducing my in the above Incl
ID have made the following reductions:
EMBROIDERIES 80
wiz consequently sell collars FORMERLY held at
99S those 50 for %; and others in proportion
offering greater than any other house town
IT" IN GLoAKS - " 80
reduction Of 80 per will be granted, and those ready
with the cash will be able to buy nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $3.50 The greatest bargains offered.
0thefa shall sell the advantageous terms; actual
ly selling the ready made for than you buy
cloth. Hf 80 ssssa1 i,l l9i
TRIMMINGS. szai-
or which have large wiz sell out at almost
your prices, E~tH5 -.
Comforts ehdren's wooden saes, ladies superior wool
seAr, Lhaye in such variety and such prices
astouiSh every one With word being anxious
willing to reduce my stoctO siloRest point Twill sell my
goods 80 much less than ~ s E-.I.isiS.s5 1s1is
ANY OTHRR HoCSE. s73ii--+ lt.l-+i
that You cannotheIp buying EGGme a and every one
that wants 10 save his msney. sf- - -, Llsz s4s
ISAAC.PRAGERss3t 80.
Eastern Bargain Store, I15 Main street,
dec22. t.54ssE III bet Monroe and Union Sta
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HEAD OUARTERSlIi

EttksGNGtH g
u. II. RUSH, agent,
Tor the Daily Herald, Tribune, and Times, and
IL Philadelphia Ledger, baltimore Clipper and AusEt
can Democrat sa-si ssaf disc - y =
Magazines Novels and al theEweeky Papers received
soon published. eek $ ssE $
DEPOT Man sTREEr-one d1drzah6ve Monroe, and Inn
mediateIy opposite thealL q II BaAk Papers and Mag
aEnes delivered inunY part Of the els ~ charge
dec6-1yr - s5sgssf.sf
TowNsLEY,s INDIAN yEGErABLR TOOTH ACHE ANe-k
- 20 Z .l.sss s6Sst DYSE. rsss
TIHETHERit be true thaf pState Nlta
NV inAlhle remedies for all the MS that hes heir to- Il
is certain that distressing Affections In the
catalogue huah be speedily and eeet
ally relieved by a harmless ant dotess
fffsss ~ IoWNslEYS TOOTH ASOnfEH Q ~
Is liquid composed Of purely
ed with acids oFpoisOps of Kind and stands unFiy9d
A cure The most acute pains Of Tooth and
Gums. Indian and roots Of which
+i compOundeWefe purchase the p1oprielerf from the
PaMnee tribe Of Indians in
s1545 $50 80 ~ z5ls sftts -
The anodyne has been tried By the GiFst fanai
es 0rieah9 end other cities South and West, and
has been found to be and tRlrpush eaeaeous
In on lastAnces No other retley eIerr
Ssnte public has proved harmless and II the
tIHs bene6cslln he results
~ = = 49, ss.s 3 JoINH Il. THOMPSON. fsvs
4esS4 s,Ie 4Trst. Ii' Mails Sc
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= - 80 ~
During the past year twenty thousa quart ana
!isi t9sieF wish smaller sizes lHppwsraDle haVdeeT sod
20 bankers and merchants in Cincinnati louisTe pjiiS
9nrg Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Terre lait
indianapolis, Evansville, frankfort
ane new urleans u has also been adopted hths State
PalMeIs OF Kentucky, Teunes AssisSiDpI itlSS
taRe three trSt class Diplomas Mech RnCS 40
cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas and Prize Ns5l
and Illinois. - ''''s aAnu uilts !
f S iTSgas e2nSeTs &C. In Nhselig stTs
tera Book keepers Writing Fluid: - = .leSts
Bank Of Virginia; Merchants Mechanics,
Ae ot iecilhs hRnN o Wheeling; Crescent Aauuactu.
ring GSun G!srql County; National Fes-
sap V!cs; AalElnore and OHIO BailFood Once, NeInrc
tious heliy HOLLOWAY Co.. Insspl AisA I,o inn
nam S,atneTs q &C.; " Seeney SOM Deans Oowg OF :
din, GilbeTson q Co.. Pfcss. : - ""
For sale at manufacturers prices by,., a. 74-- =
q octg = go
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sIt would be well for the voters at our approaching
Charter Election in mind The following elaule eon-
tained in the charter Of the city Of Wheeling:
provided always Thatno person, although mother
fp cts Aed. shall be entitled vote such eles
tpnif hesha have lsto pay tax whatever, lawfully
assessed levied upon him for the beneht Of city during
the year preceding the election - s'1.e 81
Also anextrac from the amended charter IS follows
M the officers Of said city shall hereafter he annually
elected from among the citizens thereof qualified to vote for
Mayor s9d members ofthe Council"
Now, according the above, it Is plain that any
having failed pay his city for 1855 viii be dsqpa
Ie TO hold under the charter Ofts city
even Il elected under such circumstances. 49, Is
The whole delinquent list viii be at all The polls the day
Of election, property list as weif as tithable.
The City Collector his assistant may be found at n. C.
ArtAars Office No. % Main street. any time between
O'clock, A. H. and O'Clock p until the election, and
Of them WILDE all the e through the cty, that all per-
sons may have a fair chance to pay who wish. 137f
PINLRYA BURKE, City Collector.
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N. L. Dorsey.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
[ruIRD DooR nELaw q. D. nARPER's IA
WHEELING VA


i the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade of good material and the best Workmanship and
am prepared to furnish and everybody with
kind OF goods they want In line, from % cent shoe
to 10 dollar boot and as variety, style quality, MATERIAL
and durability OF workmanship and prices cannot be
passed BY any other house in this any other city.
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes al Eins styles and qualities,
made 10 order.
Having employed some Of the best woE6men In the United
States, satisfied that cannot fail please any who may
favor with q call.
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists in part OF the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
i 1SS Dc Dc a s5Ess
100 do water proof boots;
90 do cork sole:
100 pair best calf brOgans;
leo do shEsSs cog
100 do q loJg priced boots. - > a IA
tsEBeY's' AND YOUTHS BRoGAEs. =
lay lay par ID boys, f aiS eFo gan
.s - 100 pair youth's thick s571s 4
boY;s AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
JOG, pairs Of. salt hoos5s ~ ssp3 ,s5t47t
l40 do kid
wOMES's WEAR.
. $50 pairs lasting CATERS, ali celors,
i $50 do walking Shoes
y $50 do morocco buskius,
$50 do calf
$50 do Jenny Lind
2oO do morocco and lid slippers,
MISSES BOOTS
$50 pairs morocco boots,
$50 do kid
$50 do French morocco boots,
$50 do calf
100 do kip !5S -
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THIS superior Fluid lnkhas before the pebss
nov nearly ~ years, il las constant ~
iaSSEs ana 70 nov preferred hy Hny to the fars5die
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J.. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM ROAT AGENT

ZG58 e WHEELING, VA.
Wharf BoaI at the fooTOf Monroe street,
VIII attend to the receiving and Delivering Of freight and
the collection OF freight bills.
Freight FOR all viii be received free OF
charge. - = 1871 nY12-tL
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To cool the atmosphere, Drag Of another NO
mans looksin the presence Of your wife.
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Change of Time.
ON and after Tuesday, Aug; 1855, until further notice.
Trains win be run a5 follows Saturdays exeePedl

GOING soUTH-The $40 A. n. Train will connect at SAM
usky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroevile with
GhiSsgo Express on The Southern Division OF T Roads at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad rltf5 ~ rEy n ~ $50 Frri
The 1920 r. b. Train win connec Sandusky With steam
er Bay City from Dercit at onroey with western Train
c. T. RR at Shelby Junction at 5'21 P. n. with the Mail
Train c. q. O. r. c. for Columbus CINCINNATI Mt Mans
field Junction at IS p. ~ with Fast o. r r. r.
for Pittsburgh Newark with East West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. r.
GOING S0RTII,The ea6 Train will make close
nection Newark With Mail Train Beliar C. O. r.
H. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction 12'15 with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and at MOnrOeville with
Mail Train on {. & I. road to Toledo, Chicago SC.
e-1O Tain will Newark With Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield with
Past Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction ut 521
with Cincinnati Mail for CeveIand at M6nrbey1e with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and SandusSy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. i,a st
80 l7-s leF y. n. ROBINSON, sup't!
9andusky, Aug. 4, 1855. 81 tl- & - sepf5-tf
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Notice Extra.
TAYING been East and selected the splendid iota
II OF Marble brought this market want all my.
friends 10 call Immediately and leave IhciE orders
kind they may want. 554f ~
Having purchased largely, viii finish up in the Ia
test and most approved styles and the lowest
ranted and no mistake. 5f-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15

ESCoURAGEa "A MRRIGAN NJ ANTJP 4 a TIrp', Nc,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15
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( tItzcHS OF Wheeling ind vicinity,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15
a Good Custom

FTER the 1st January with the rula
adopted generally merchants throughout the oil
ty persons indebted the subscribers without tne-
ton will be called upon to settle six months the
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