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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22
THE PARIS FASHIONS

PARIS, january 24-rhe evening toilcttes
consist generally, for those who dance, of light
coorei silks, covered with two or three skirts or
tlounces Of tulle, Grape, lace, or blonde Gothic
blonde is muchin vogue. The corsage IS made
low and plain, with berthe of gothic blonde;
the short sleeves are drapess, and trimmed with
a full blonde. The skirt has three dounces of
deeply intlented blonde, and short upper skirt
of the same material.
THERE'S no change in the shape of bonnets to
be remarked the trimmings are in great variety
and very fanciful. Many arc decorated with
blonde, and have tufts Of feathers on marabouts
at the sides, according to the material of which
the bonnet is composed. Necklaces are again
worn, and are endless in variety and beauty
strans of diamonds and pearls, or fine gold
chains forming festoons by clasps Of precious
stones.
Bodies of dresses with basques remain quite
the fashion this winter. The only difference in
the shape is that this season they are worn long
er than last year. Robes of very rich materials
require no ornaments except the basquines-
The skirts are plated fiat round the waist and
fastened down sufficiently low TO raise only the
bottom of the basquines, which are trimmed
with the richest ornaments. Some robes of white
moire antique, with large boquets of white ro-
SEES, have the basques entirely covered with mar
row fringes of white feathers, surmounted by
strings OF white robes, The cloak is of black
velvet, with three rows of narrow black lace; the
capote made of quilted white satin, trimmed
with narrow blonde lace.-slouraGl IF Cons
merrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22
AJEAI(0US WIFE.

An anecdote is related Of a wife who was very
Jealous of her husband, who was worthy mem
her Of the MaSonS. 0neeyening bundle came
to the house for him aud labeled Private OF
course this was sufficient for female curiosity,
and therefore she INDUCED in an Inspection
Horror Of horrors! blankets, baby linen, birds
aye, &c, greeted her aStonishea eyesight and
dreams oftwo families lnated through her brain,
The husband soon came in; and, after tea, when
his wife discovered his eye the treachery Of
hia conduct, as she supposed he took the bun-
die and went out--but not alone, tor the jealous
wife was on his track
The ruthless husband little imagined that she,
who supposed herself so fotilly wronged, was
lowering after lie stopped at the house of a
friend, who also joined him, carrying a similar
bundle The wife became toubly excited, for
the prospect Of having companion in misery
did not impress her with the iaesl Of a division
other grief, but only an addition toit. She TO-
lowed closely, and Saon they halted before a
small tenement which they entered Here she
paused TO hold council of war. What tactics
to follow she was in doubt, but determined to
storm the citadel she knocked ard hastily
brushing by the little child, aptlin asecoRd burst
upon the sstenished husband, the embodiment
OF injured innocence.
Her EeelinsS, whom the scene before her, met
her View, eau ed lie, TO reflect A poor woman
on . sick be,., a babe not old enough for christi
oning, 8 child in crib, two little girfs in bed
met her ere. She read the story at 8 glante,
and returned home under the escort OF her lord
and his friend, who assured her that she lsd
discovered the great secret Of Masonry. She
never arrived at = false conclusion from appear.
9nce again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22
APE vOu 0ICK D

:
Then you can't be cured Don't delay rn: your
complaint Is incurabe, and tru when is late
POuraths Of al the diseases which people the church yards
mghtbe cured by Ayers catarte pills II taken
Don't 90 dragging through the Spring. faint sleepy list
less because yonr blood loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Hesburn and their kindred disorders.
your stomach isioul Don't parade yourself around The
world covered with mPe Botehes, Ulcers, Sores ana IN
any Of The uneean diseases of the % because your ss
TEN wants cleansing Don't soS yourself about lean a
gard, al eayed IN because your stomach and Bowels need
Strengthening into healthy action Ayers PMS SET these
things right sury qaeAehes ire They purify
te body Hood their into healthy
activity which you feel quick % taken. They
great medical Wsnder this age recognized BY
~ who know their virtues and MANI thousands know them
Tskste tAeTg RseorgIf for Cough. and ae PiHs for All
derangeE,enIa requiring PursattTe medicine
sold by al Druggists Il WI elm. 6 81
&C, G10Ds & co.. Wheeling,
feA Wholesale and Resal Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

A Cugous Sur FOR DNHAGgy.--A suit for
damages has been commenced against respect
able German citizen of stauuton, va which
originated from rather violent mode of court
ship. The indicator gives the following account
of his getting into the scrape:
Desiring to marry he employed friend to en-
ter into negotiation by letter with German Ia
DIV in Richmond, whom he had never seen, for
the purpose of matrimonial partnership. The
terms were agreed upon. The ladys fare paid
to Staunton-she arrived a few days ago; onland.
ing wendell her way to what she considered her
future home But, alas for human hopes.
The lord of the snug little mansion spurned
her from his door, and bid her hegonc IN isultng
language. Indignant at the insult und chafed
with the disappointment, she fastened to friend
and asked his direction to barrister's Office
When there, her, case was stated. He was sent
for with view 70 compromise the difficulty. On
his arrival on being asked for the cause of his
conduct, he frctted and fumetl, and declared he
"would have no catin the bag" it was not for
q day, but for life time, aud he would have none
of it. The lawyer aud friend having exhausted
arguments in vain to induce him to fulfil his
promise, and pay a reasonable damage, asuit was
slapped upon his back which before he is through
with, will open his eyes to the folly of counting
by mail, aud trfing with the affections of ladies
even il Il is leap yeSr
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DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
VII subdue pain and Inflammation the severest
burns seads, in from twenty mnuesaRd that it
will heal the wounds without scars and yaectualy Pc
yer sores-salt Overwhelmingly RheHmatism-Sore
and Inaam.d -Bruises-eld and Ulcer
ated sores-scald Heaa-coEas and BunOns Eryspelss
spranss wellngs-ReOns- Stpples-chblains-
Of Insectsweled and broken Eruptons-and all
other InasmaatOry cpaasops Diseases the parts
affected can be reached.
Don't be inereduous about the many diseases named be
cured BY only thnhut reject few, positive
properties which the Daley salvo alone contains
heretofore enuneraed-one reach alone
the aforementioned disease but many
ousFy-o not regular bred tysiciunS prescribe cGIO
mel fnlr1rdtgJ far arOre@ ordigsrens di-eGsesr
Each box of GsNr1SE rArS has upon
Plate engraved Label With tho signatures of C. v
eL1ekENER CO., projectors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All others counterfeit p cents
per box.
IB-Au orders should be addressed to C. V. Cielner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAB0HL{HS & BUSHFIELD, Wheeliag,
and Druggists generally throughout the Us. sPis.
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PARODY.
The Song of Dirty Water.

fe who love simple legend,
Which on every Monday morning
May be heard throughout the country,
May be heard among the people,
In the city and the country
And in almost every shanty,
Come and listen to my story
To my song OF Sud5 and Water,
To the son: OF Dirty Matsr,
In the copper kettle boiling,
1n the secured copper kettle
Which Is secured every Tuesday,
To be used again on Monday
Hear how every Monday morning
Bridget lights the kitchen trc,
PourS the water In the kettle,
In the scourrd copper kettle,
Gets the soft soap in the basin,
And the piles OF dirty linen
Linen from the bed and table,
Table cloths and sheets and towels,
Napkins, n!Sht-caps, shirts and stockings
How she heaps them in the waSh-tub,
Heaps them in the biggest Wash.tub,
Der them pours the boiling water,
POurs the boiling suds and water,
Strips her sleeves up to her shoulders,
To her shoulders strong and ruddy,
Aud begins her weekly washing
Very early Monday morning,
In the suds aud water splashing,
Such splashing, such stopping,
Baby scOhlcd, mother scolding,
Breakfast waiting, father swearing
Almost every Monday morning.
While the water In the kettle,
Keeps on buhbng, keeps on boiling
And the arms Of Miss McSp1ddiu,
Mss McSpa,ldn, child OF Erin,
In the water keep SplashinS,
In the wHtsr keep stopping,
Stopping in, the Suds and water,
Till the weary dag is ended,
And the dirty clothes are secured,
Secured in the Suds and water
And the water which was boiling
II the scourel copper kettle,
Boiling in the morning early,
Has been changed from clean TO dirty,
Changed to dirty suds and water,
Changed to'very dirty water.
Such the song Of Dirty Water,
Which is heard among the people
Early every Monday morning,
Throughout city, town aud country,
And in almost every Shanty,
Where the eXiles Of sweet Erin
Sing the soug Of Dirty Water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22
ron cARIsTRA8 llSD lKEREEARS

ADAMS Premium DagueueOtypis., has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens Wheeling, that he is producing by
the aid of chemical agent AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city. They of such bIapey,
bodness and artistic finish, excite the admiration Of
every including ars Who have visited the most ee
brated Eastern Galleries. who pronounce them she bet sey
erOs sor."
w-Fve Medals and Eight Diplomas have been svaraed
to Adams. Remember the Gallery, Main aad Union
streets. deIs
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MAsoN1c p1REcToRY.

Ohio Lodge No. IO1.-Mes.s at Masonic Hall,
corner lrks: Monroe Streets first and third Mon
day evenings of eaehtnOnth. G. W. ssonrs W. N; f. IT,
B1a&ea, Secretary.
Wheeling Lo. se No. I9s.-Nests as above on
the FIRST and Esid Saturday evenings of each MONTH J. II.
WILLIAMS W. ~; S. Is. PsarSoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. I9-Meess as
above the second Monday evening Of each month w. C.
scOrr, II. p; IA. Clarke, Secretary.
wheeling Encampment Nc. Meets as
above ops:6 MONDAY evening of each month. "
BArEs, G. c., 4. LoriNg, Recorder
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Inc proposed amendments were agreed to.
Mr.. Edmunds proposed further to amend tic
, blu ~ by inserting the following clause:
Inc bank shall give no certificate of deposit,
DRAFT or other evidence of deb, which is notpay-
able in specie
Mr.. Smith proposed to amend this clause by
AIDING, "wlthoutthe assent ofthe party to whom
1t is given After some, desuItory debate the
proposition was Withdrawn.
Mr. PAUL proposed to add, Except whensaid
drafts or other evidence of4debt is payable at
some place out of the Commonwealth" Re
jccted
After some discussion, Mr. Edlnunds' amend
neut was agreed to-
Mr. Elmunds then offered tho following a.
mendment:
(, 1T shall be the duty of every branch of the
bank, which is now or may hereafter be author
lzcd by law, to redeem on demand all circulating
notes issued by such branch, or payable by
such beanch, which may he presented for pay
ment at the Office of the bank in the city of Rich
mond, at rate of discount not exceeding one
quarter OF one per cent; and for failure TO re-
deem the same, the holder thereof may recover
the same damages, and in the same mode now
provided by law, for failure to pay in specie at
the otticc'0r bank where payable"
Mr. Seldom proposed the following asa sub
stitute:
san the notes shall be signed by the Pfesi-
dent and countersigned by the Cashier of the
present bank 1t shall not be lawful for the bank
or any of its branches, except in settlement
with other banks or branches, to pay or deliver
out in payment or satisfaction of any demands
upon it, or by way of loan or discount, any bill
note, check, OF other paper except such as is
payable by itself at its counter. For every yio-
olation of this section, the officers guilty there
of shall forfeit each 800, and the bank 300
one-half to the infor1ner and the other to the
! Commonwealth"
! The amendment to the amendment was advo-
Gated by McSsrs. Seldom and Garnett, and OPP
posed by Acssrs. Taylor, Edmunds, Ronald and
FImboden.
| Mr. Ronald corrected mlsstatement which
! had appeared in the Richuond papers, and also
had been repeated by Mr. Rutherford (afew days
ago. in regard to the circulation of the branch
bank at Christiansburg. That statement repre-
sented that the circulation of the Christians
burg bank had exceeded the amount of its cap
ital by 1856, when in fact it had never issued
4 two to one.
On motion of Mr. EdmundS, the consideration
of the bill and amendment was postponed till to-
mOrrsw at IL O'clock
| In accordance with the resolution adopted this
morning the hour OFFS having arrived the Spea-
i ker vacated the Chair
-AsSen.SS.-
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY


virsIpins Lodge No. 3.-Nes,s every Thursday
evening the Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
VIZ Zisk, n. G.; B. n Cur, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. T3-AIeets as above every
Monday evening. T. BsArrr, n O.; S. +. FGsis, sccrc
sary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Msets as above eve
Hsgisr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. 5s.-stsets every Monday
evening the Hall Market and Q4ney streets. D.
D. lIrRtEr, n. G.; I'm. 81 RarTyEiN. Secretary.
PanOIa Lodge No. S2.-Neets as above every
Friday evening. q. X. cAs1WstSHT, n G.; " y: Ban
chord, Secretary.
Abrams EucamPuent Ne. t.-arests a. the
Hall, Market and Monroe streets, at third
Tuesday evenings of each month. W W. BLANCHARD, c. P;
S. ". Psarsoa, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EneHmPment Ne. 5 1.-Aiee.s as
above the second and oRrh Tuesday evenings of each
month. JcHs O. HOssNAS, c. p; VIA. WtisgarIsr,
Scribe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

FIpr-ouite destructive fire occurred in the
lower partof the city last Sunday night The
large frame building on Lester st at Rockets,
occupied by B. bennington & Co, as a mill for
grinding plaster of Paris, was discovered to be
on IRE about 10 o'clock, and in very short
the establishment Was heap of ruins. Our fire
companies repaired to the spot with all possible
speed, but the distance was so great that the
arrival A saw mill, belonging to the same con-
Germ was also destroyed. The original cost of
the establishment was, we understand, $4,000
Making allowance for the machinery, de-, I'M
injured by the fire theloss Is estimated at So 500
There mas no insurance on the property.-RieR.
Wdiq.
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LAKE sursnroa oorrEa Mryrs-A letter

LAKE i5UFlsIElON 71E 2 u =
FROM, the Lake Superior copper mines, under the
date Of January s, says "rhc amount of cop
per in expectancy from all the mines in the
country during the coming year will not vary
much from $500 tons, of 10 per cent. copper,
or about one thousand tons more than the
produce Of the past year, while the expenses for
this year will not much. if any, exceed those Of
last season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

Ma. EDrroR-pieass announce THOMAS P. sHAL1cRoss
the peoples candidate Sheriff. at the ensuing spring
election No question: peculiar fitness for the oee.
By so doing you will obnge
fsl MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

A DEMOCRATIC MEprrss.-The Democrats Of
Richmond held a meeting Saturday night, at
Odd Fellows Hall, and determined to select 60
delegates to represent themi in the State Conyen-
ton to be held there on the 2sth. Committees,
consisting of 8 from each ward, were appointed
to make selections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22
Valuable Real Rstate
Farm for Sale r. 7TTT1>
8 MILES FROM WHEELING.

DESIRE to sell my Farm, Situated on the National Road
about miles east OF this city, and containing one Hun.
the land which contains Forty Acres excellent Coal
anOrdins cheap and ready means convey same 10
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently tnbeFcd and
containg also an oTclardOl near Three Hundred choice
Fruit Bearing Trees. FE 81
For terms of sale arpytO Alfred Caldwell OF the UNDER
signed. - -
fe10tf THos. CLARK.
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ISrEsRsrtxe 10 RewDrgs Daniel B. AEmel,
of Greensb,r Pr, who was recently attacked
by rowlies, and shot ono Of them dead on tie
spOthss been honorably acquitted. Rowtiyis.n
Is below par at Greensburg:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-22

LOOK At THAT LzlDF!
Once beautiful blooming as the rose-now how pallid
her whole complexion ged yellow Of
Autumn, and her sun going down while ia yet
ay" Lei her but amptons Vegetable Tncture and
she will wonder at the mighty chauge-thas 9th
medicines freely taken could
this pleasant balm from Natures garden.
III LOGAN CO.,
fe1s General Agents.
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"a CandOr compels u.s. when considering the wants Of
tried and recommend n Hoststters celebrated stO
mach DteE, would only adding What hasaIready been
heraded far and vide only certificates
bat by the people Of the land, endorsed by the Physicians
and the Press, that Hosteers Bttes have equal
storing and impartlns health eneebed Ladies
children find this medicine invaluable in many Of their ills
Of debility to which they subject especially during the
quantities before neals
FOF sale by ali the principal Druggists and by hotels
generally.
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sPRIN ELEC TIoN

I'VE charge FrvS DOLLARS inserting nominations for
Sheriff. he paid invariably advance Persons
plying with this rule will understand why
ments do not appear,l
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DESPERATE CASE OF RHEUA474sK
p.lTn.oss corrTr. Jazz 80. 1s,1.

BArrupORS couxFT, July 1sh, 1881.
Atssrs. 5iortimer d N0lr6raw
have been afflicted with the Rheumatic pains for
fourteen gears, andhaye tried several remedies but
effect, until got bottle of Dr. HamptOn's Vegetable
Tlneture, which has given great relief wish that yu
wOnd come to nOar; have every reasOn
% believe that by continuing the Tincture wiz make
perfect cure If does, it VII be great miracle, as
have been pronounced incurable for some years.
Please send anawerby the bearer you can cali to see
me. Yours,
WILLIAM TAYLOR
by TN. LOGAN = CO.
sss1 GenT ASeuts.
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WEI. a. BNTCuEI oIt's HAIR DYE.
GREY Red, Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the least injury Hair
or SKIN.
FrrrEES MEDALS DIPLOMAS have awarded TO VIM
A. Bachelor 1899, over saOO0 applications have
been made the Hair Of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying The hair and wsEers unjust,
would be against covering bald head with Wig.
VISA BATeuELoE's HAK DTE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature and warranted not injure in
the least however long it may be continued.
Made sold applied n private r0os) the Wig Pscto
ry, 9Ss broadway, \. Y.
Sold in al cities ana Of the United States by Drug
Silss and Fancy Goods Dealers.
EB-Tke Genuine the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
2ss Broadway, New York.
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Both branches Of the TenneSses Iegisla.
ture passed d resolution 10 adjourn siias dc on
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Slaves arealniost daily escaping aeEoss
~ ;ises. On ics storn Kentutky 10 Ohio.
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U. S. sHIp PowuArAS--This vessel, whose
arrival at Norfolk we have noticed heretofore,
was absent from the United States just three
years to-day. She left Norfolk on the 18th OF
February. 1853; arrived and anchored in Jedio
Bay, Japan, nthe 18th February, 1854; and re-
turned and anchored at the Naval Anchorage,
18th February l556-. somewhat remarkable
coincidence. She has on board q young China
boy, who vas captured in August last, in the
fight between the Powhatan's boats and those
Of theBritsh squadronwith the practical junk
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.o4A 3 d RR0 rissS1 Iiss1'9.:

NJ 0TLD respectfully Inlcrni their fritnds and me uSle
~ geneTSlIy that they have opened Grocery Store Al
the corner OF Market and Union streets tie room hy
OCCUPIED by W q, Robertson, where they intend 70 keep
NIL supply of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES and viii take
In serving them out 10 eustoprrsat hsioWest
~ They Ell sti1 carry on lheif sFIAAi BAKERY ana
are ready 10 hthe 9rsFe Of all their friends as we'll
new Ones for al the different kipds Of CracEeTs and
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Largus and Times copy and charge this oace.l
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Noxru CARoL1sA CoAt.-The Fayetteville q.
c. Observer the 14th instant, announces the
discovery offs seam of exceedingly rich bitumous
coal on Deep River, branch of the Cape Fear.
The vein is four and half feet thick, and ofbeau-
,iful quality and lies about fourhundred feet be-
low the surface ofthe Garth The company to
which the Mines belonghave extensive buildings
and machinery ready to be put up, and expect
to be prepared to ship 800 tons per day in less
than two months from this date, if means of
transportation are afforded In the mean time
efforts are making to raise money to build rail
road from Fayetteville to the mines, distance
Of not over forty-two miles, and proposals are
Issued for loan of 100000 on the bonds of tho
town of Fayetteville The coal region contains
about 800 square miles.
The development of this coal depOsite, which
promises to be inexhaustible in quantity, will
open new era in the Southern States. There
ia no doubt that the same mineral formation ex-
tends much farther South and will, before long,
be discovered
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EOr NnLe.
For Rent.

NE two large spacious stsre Rooms on Main street now
In the oc1nPaey Of List Howell Possession given,
on 5 ls arF' 81 Ap'neR Apply e p,,srrox
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TO T.af
For Sale

DWELLING containing fve Rooms. In North wheeling.
\. the property OF the late Rev VIM wallace
. APPlyto ALIEN. ROGERS,
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Trustee's Sale.
H. 9. eoob, Trustee.
lice Rooms e Let.

OInce Rooms to Let.
ME Office Rooms over the Bank Of Wheeling now occu-
pied 6y the llemphed Railroad Co. Possession given
IS s p nm nest Enquire Of NO 11sr
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Tavern to Rent

>It Tavern to Rent fFld
KIE well known TaYeT knoWn Mrs GOodngs on tho
National road miles east Of Wheeling will e torrent
from April FS lS6 The wcIl and favornhy
tSnoWpt 10 require further notice. tftff iis
P6f terlu enquire Of Jacob Goodng the undersigned
nv1ytf tAit7 dt'3s LYDIA CRt'GER.
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GAINESVILLE. Nov. 1e. 1855. nvaa;sm