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EEcuF!h ana EOl,u Fjfr

FRcUEEh 0laN AONy Kifc
Are wihinlhe reach Of All. Every luy b, his own
Ihy cn at very chear and eUuy sound .ouud
h1iy, ny ;ht lis, Of
DR.. WRIGlIrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
This celebrated Vegetable medicine, during Ill.,. Ia, twelve,
years eNrrIeArr Throughout very section ct the If;ou has
gained The approboiou of ot lao,aute Win have used
them bouef Tally in uyny very disease which they ulr
recommended,
For Wholesale and re,a il. New Orleans II. ,-orie,,
rrcc>, by
J. WRIGHT 4 co,
i and ISL Charlie, street,
nj 2p3eei Gl4v.al J scEi4 fer ihv SQ.;l
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HS- We are requested 10 call attention to the sale
al choice Han >h'Voeery n1 i; by j. \. Ley, IT,
aae 0acer, - NJ Il TcydIas Stree; at !! gyy& This morning
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S6FsrRR16S
III. e. BssCEioy,

W. ~ W.f-TT = I.T.7-I.
4. MYGATT & co.
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Southern Fssl'seisua'e gE"us'eroosns

Southern Furniture SE/S01'eF0O1es
CHAIR les y. SIE,NA1tI,
at Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, -Ne3c Orleans,
Has Just received nsstcory beautiful stock Of
spIrulid MAHOGANY AR3IOIRS and BEDSTEADS, i'll ad.
diiou 10 his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING III his line of business Parties
wishing anything in hi line will find their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART,
MI 2pG,v1;W III u1 lib Canal street,
Christie Dentistry.
The various Improvements in artificial work made within iAr
Inst rw years past Al,Ioa.h requiring lwcr til" labor <i
aud utrciy o. tmrut rl;nde by The old styles are The
mast important itru5tctt There is ~ mVe! dirFrh'e
hr the style Plate Work anl tic present HdHp",
uS ct tho>r fully mp the age, AS there Is be-
twtun wood rni tnl the finest strci engraving.
Nov: the Face can restored IN conform, Teeth Ill" '1n' 80
Initiated adapted to feature and rompe<un that drec"
in most cl~p> is :Ulposs hlv.
Full facilities in Tie Shape The eli EST MATERIALS,
.nln well appointed LABORATORY, ouuht It's to oAer una
sual di>f l,oh in lhi> department of prnr'ie'
JOHN :. CLARK, y. D. s.,
GEO. J. FRlEpRlCHS, D. y. $,
M 2pG Union Bank Binding, III ''Htl s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

For ME4rnIs.-The fyorte passenger packet
Belfast Capt. Church, leaves this evening a. 5 urnck
pclnay taking Tor Natchez Nickshurg AMI all
the Bends. John +. Hyde X 60 are the agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

So" The steamship Cahawba, Capt Bulloch sailed
yesterday for New York via Havana with an assert,
ed cargo, 10000 in specie, and the following pas,
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nc Ep04t,atEF's Restaurant,

a VlINV N E.F.F-l.
IT,, oIi,H@leul La, h",n thoroughly rcaed tri viii lie
opened "a oATlN NAY, Ny,.I VI .Fl.4
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass *,
To be drawn in the city MOBILE Ala, in public, WE'D
NESDAY, Dec TO- 1856, Oh the plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
JonN IIuRrBL and ". W. MCGUIRE. .. commissioners
30, 900 Ticl<cts--3, $50 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!l
BRILLIA Mt SGHE N Ell
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.


Tie two preceding aud succeeding Numbers hose
drawing the first G prizes will be entitled the 81 ApTroXmA
ton Prize. according To the scheme.
2I prizes will be determined by III" as: 2rc Of tfe
number rut draws the $4,000 p2c For example, If ;he
nnler lrnwn. the pril, ends with No. !"" all tho
tickets where the number in will be ente! 10 50! If
the number with No = then all the tckc's wefe TIL II
her ends III will be entitled to $40. and TO D.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
As v ni, Scheme, Ticket in every 10 is guaranteed 10
draw SO we will sell Certificates Of Packages ~ i.gkttS
consecutive numbers the following which Is IL" risk
them.
All they the g.arns.tced She
purchaser:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole 800
o.. =. 10 Half ,.....-......... SO
IL Quarter .....--.......- 10
II will he perceived, by this plan. that for - the pu~:nsGr
Certificate Tickets when it lie buys Tickets lie would
only Wholcs thus by buying Certificates he
chances for the larger PFiheliaYrs and Quar-
er Packages i'll proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CEET1FN'ATGS
Enclose money address the rl"aa r.".,l
receipt q they viii! be forwarded BY jri mail
The list Of drawn Numbers nud Prizes viii 9t 70 pur.
cll,-ers Immediately after the drawing,
G1I1c Tickets c1BAe renewed i'll oieI tickets Il: r:ct
Office.
ego riders for tickets be addressed eiher ~ i, u \
Pos: O.ire, NV OrIrin,s,
S. SWAN & Co, Atlanta, Ca,
rl2 2rItw or $. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

To tbsse are TO be added tho nsrnes OF
The leading Pro-SIsvery Know-Nc.hings Hum
pbrey Marshall. Fuller. Haven, and 20
forth. These are the men TO whom the
Cnion's term Of factioGs leaders applies,
End these only The Republicans OF the House
are ready and anxious 10 organize upon the PIT
r. LIT, rule Not q single true man in the House on
tlat side is opposed to it. Upon the " factious
leaders" Of both wings Of the Slavery Extension
it's rests the entire responsibility OF this wretehed
state Of things Whatever discreiit and disgrace
NAY attach to the proceedings Of the House resia
exclusively on their shoulders. And this discredit
~ d grace is enough to nausoate every man WHO
trip, his attention toward the National Capitol
A. usual, the course pursued by the House. IKE
the General course Of all Federal legislation which
refers, however remotely, TO the question OF SHv-
CIV. is dictated by the lords OF the plantation IL
is plantation tactics and plantation discipline that
is enforced in Congress to prevent the choice of
Speaker Every thing that looks like rebellion TO
TIE rule Of the STAKEHOLDER is to be quelled at all
hazards Slavery must be allowed full sway in
the present as in the past, or the legislative pro-
ccedlngs OF the Government are 10 DE DiOuSHt 1"
dead lcck. This has been the virtual threat hith-
erto a. demonstrated in the action Of the Pro-
Slavery leaders Of the House. 1t bas at length
been reduced to practice; and these profcients in
auoacify have dared to require of the Republican
Members the abandonment of their candidate, be-
cause he is too determined friend to Freedom.
Tie Republicans are insolently told that unless
MIR. Banks is dropped the House shall never be
Organized We rejoice that the suggestion is re-
ceiyed by them with the scorn which is its due.
1t is cheering to behold the dgnihed and states
maIlike position held by the Republican Members,
and to feel that they in nowise responsible for
the UNIV holesome condition OF affairs. Placed az
they are in the House, large and stable party
surrounded by wranglrg, factious and disappointed
minoritics, even though incapable OF outnumbering
these factions they still exhibit before the country
and the world steady and persistent course If
conduct. which can alone lead to an escape from
the existing anarchy and confusion; and the coun-
try and the world will see and recognize In them
the Only party at this juncture whose councils and
whose course lead to just and tranquil and states
uanlike results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
-------777--7777-
DOENGs IN CONGRESS.

Horss. Jan Ie-After short lecture from Mr..
CIugInan, and The adoption of resolution TO cut OH
debate aid explanations during the calling OF the rolls
the House balloted once for Speaker. Banks had
o.. Richardson. 90; Fuller, 81 Campbell 81 Penning-
ton. 8; Porter /; Foster, l. Necessary to choice,
lO2 Mr.. Qutinan and Dir. Grow then INDUCED in
speeches Slavery and the Union in general and in
particular Dir. Cofax gave history of the adoption
of the plurality rule in 1919. Mr.. Bccock was en-
nenty patioua and spoke of the wlte-as-snow purity
Of the old Wing party as compared with the crIna'
guilt of the Republican party. Mr.. Bocock averred
that be would stand there till the crack of doom to re-
sist the election Of sectional candidate for Speaker.
Mr. Savage was especially firm, and stood valiantly
as Mr. Bocock in resistance to seotionalism Mr. Grow
affirmed and Mr.. Humphrey Marshall denied, that
Henry Clay favored the establishment of the Missouri
Compromise line in 1920. On motion of Mr.. Cingman
il WIS voted that for one week. unless Speaker be
sooner elected 10 debate shall be in order unless by
unanimous consent. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

The NORTH AND THE SOUTH, OR SLAVERY
AND FREEDOM the State of Maine, which
has no slaves and not enough of free colored In
habit nts 10 give that State the least direct inter
est in emigration to Liberia, the shipbuiders have
subscribed money to build ship to be presented
A. free gift TO the Colonization Society. The
State of Virginia, under pretense of aiding that
same Society, has laid a captation tax upon the
free colored people. Under this tax-act $4,000
viii be raised, which sum the generous and high.
minded State OF Virginia has nOby appropriated :"
meet the expenses of the State Government. leav-
inc the Colonization Society to whistle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

WILLIAM RUSSELL, the historian OF the day Of
Balaklya. lie who told the fearful tale of the dsas
trous winter of 5i-55, has been ANONYMOUSLY
molbed from tire Crimea. Mr.. Russell, in one Of
his recent letters TO The London Times, had CON-
mented severely on tine drunkenness that prevailed
in the British camp, and suggested that the causs
of this discraceful debauchery was to be found in
the double pay which the soldier was receiving.
He recommended that Cd day shoud be with
held from the men and put into the Savings Bank
10 their account When The Times containing
Russells letter arrived in the Crimea, il created
great excitement among the priystes. The more
moderate contented themselves with writing homets
the public journals TO protest against the execution
ofMr. Russels plan and to neuiralze ts effect upon
the public mind These more intelligent representa-
tiyes OF their body declared that in point OF fact
the extra pay had not increased the number o.
drunkaris; that the sober men, who ware the
vast majority. wanted all the money they earned
10 purchase for themselves few extras in the way
Of eatables which were to them luxuries, and that
the many innocent should not be made TO suffer for
the few guilty of excuses. The drunken party
took more summary course. The. assembled in
force. stormed his hut ruined his property and II is
So personally maltreated the worthy correspond
ent of Printing House Square. When Mr.. Russell
spilled to headquarters for redress and protection
his request met with no attention. Mr.. Russell had
from the first been very obnoxious to the majority
o. the British officers ON account Of his exposure oG
their professional Shortcomings and they were only
too glad that the common soldiery had treated him
in way their own position prevented them from
doing. Mr.. Russell has consequently been obliged
L, quit the Crimea, we fear, for ever. These facts
have not vet been made public in the London pa
per-, but have Oozed out in the gossip OF the Clubs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
TIM spRAKERsHIP.

tia high time for the House of Representatives
to elect a Speaker and go to work. or break up
and 20 home. The course of that body, in failing
TO organize itself, is disgraceful 10 its members,
discreditable to the cause of representative gov
eminent, and disgusting to every man OF sense
American Republicanism stands Inundated by this
state Of things and disgraced before the world
A pack Of unruly boys in debating society, a
riotous and unwashed sssemblsge of GROCERY poll
tcians would be expected to do better than the
House IL doing in their empty aud meaningless
cries of the names of men for Speaker. Day by
day the majority go up from their lodgings to the
Capitol and insult the country and render them
selves worthy of contempt by going through the
farce Of preventing the election OF presiding Off
Ger. Every man must feel that such an exhibition
reflects discredit upon himself - member
Of the greater political body of which these
men are the misrepresentation. Every man
mo has am character for sense or responsibility
must feel himself Inundated before the world at
the scandalous spectacle daily presented by the
House Of Representatives. Mr.. Cliugman doubt
less takes credit to himself for the proposition
made BY him on Saturday, and accepted by the
House to stop talking for a week and do nothing
but vote; but for our part we cannot see why the
Members might not as we'll utter nonsense and
folly a. vote nonsense and folly. While majority
Of the body refuse to adopt the only mode of elect
ing a Speaker which will end this contemplate
contest-namely, the giving of the SpeakerShip to
TIE highest candidate Of what use is voting Ii has
been demonstrated that majority will not agree
upon any man, and that if a Speaker is to be
elected ct all it mast be by the Plurality system
OF what greater use then is it to spend another
week In still-voting than in voting interpreted
with prattle Ten balotngs week, under present
circumstances, are as good as fifty Mr. Cling
mans proposition then is but an empty sham. But
who is ii that is preventing the election of
Speaker Let the Washington Union answer.
'Its Says that ournal in elaborate article usti
fying the President for sending his Annual Message
to an unorganized House, few fsctiOus leaders.
Now, who are these leaders, What are the names
Of the men who are thus triaing with great public
interests, and bringing Obloquy and contempt upon
our institutions To what party or parties do they
belong' These questions can essily be answered.
The men can be seen and known Of all men.
Their names are Clingman and Stephens, and the
two Jcneses OF Pennsylvania and Tennessee, Quit
man, and Orr, and Cobb and all the rest, big and
little. whe rejoice in the position of leadership in
to Democratic and Slavery Extension party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
The Trihuue for California.

We issue THIS MORNING THz TmnrSE for
California. O,egOa and tie Sond'o'ch Islands.
Il contains q summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last Steamers Money
ard Market Reports, Marriages. Deaths, &c. The
United States Mail steamship st. Louis for Aspln-
wall. will leave 1his Afternoon ct 2 o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts OF the
Pacific viii close at o'clock p. m
Single copies IN wrappers reody oT mailing can De
had at the counter in the publication office This
Morning Price 8 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

The past two days have been the first Saturday
and Sunday for more than four monAs on which it
has not either rained or showed, and in most cases
very violently. Saturday was warm and clear;
but Yesterday the air was extremely cold, with a
high wind from the North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
New9(prk Dailp Griba,te
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1856.

In Of the number Of copies now printed
an TIA, WEEKLY TRIsuSE compelled TO request our
end, q. sud in their advertisements by Tomorrow nooh ID
~, q, secure their insertion this weeks issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

The conclusion of the second part of Dickcns's
Little Dorrit," two chapters of which were
given in our paper of Saturday, will be found on
Il p third page of this morning. TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

We give in another column some new and SIM
gular developments concerning the belief oil Wake
nantes in New Haven. The statements are chiefly
By Rhods Wakeman, "the Prophecies, given to
our correspondent in her own handwriting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

The steamship Africa, from Liverpool for this
port is now in her twelfth day out. Her news
win be to the 9th inst four days later than previ-
oas sdyices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21

Council 10 the latter. and to execute the orders
concerning the choice OF the ten Thousand men.
The Arglo-German legion in Turkey is in a state
If great destitute q, and deserters from il are said
by the German papers to be begging for food.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
SOUTHERN TACTICS AND MORALITY

Since il is impossible for the shareholders in our
present House Of Representatives at Washington
10 carry out their favorte and established usage Of
having q slayeholdDg Speaker they are naturally
exceedingly anxious to have that place filled by
a doughface; the more contemplate he might be
in point of character and abilities the more
recopciled they would be TO seeing him il the chair.
On the other band, just in propOrtion as DIR.
Bankss superior good sense and self-cOntrol and
superior qualifications for the Office have been de-
veloped, just in the same proportion has the hos
tility to him of the shareholders increased till at
last Mr.. Howell Cobb, on behalf of his brethren,
cries out:
TAKE any shape but that!
ANYBODY may be Speaker except Bank.
The desperate efforts of these gentlemen to de-
molish Mr.. Banks have been not little amusing.
No, long since with great shouts and hurrahs they
fred mine which they thought would surely
blow Linn UP. Mr.. Banks in some speech, some
,vbere. on some occasion, and in some connection,
had said that if the Union were perverted from It's
legitimate objects he would let the Union slide.
Treason treason ~ shouted Governor Extra
Billy Smith of Virginia. Treason treason! let
"the Union slide, would her And while the null
lifying Democrats quietly laughed in their
sleeves, our exceedingly patriotic National Know
Nothings took up the cry, and rolled it with ter
rible rumbling noise from Washington to the re-
motest extremites Of the country. But all this
time there sat Or. Banks. a. calm aud collected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

New rTrangements.
TTATIN0 aGscelated nv broteT, Wa Mig StcOl With
III ne "a tbs Brs5 vSr5Fty Esd ToF b=saess, aad taken
DE- StRnd No. Il KAN street formerly oseHPIsd by him IN
and HARNESS bs.Isss and i:.sd y sP In hand
uGLneE, ho2s SS 70 have The visits Of those who
kEVs kisalY favored ne, othETI Who Nsat
G1ytnC ny tne. Tee Ftyl= Q. the aEm vii b D. StcoA
~ DANIEL HIcoLL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
H1IE "a. GEYTLE.HENi


TF1LE IN, GENTLEMEN!
II TAKE pleasure informing fends ana ana
the citizens Wheeling generally. that nave l9st re-
c:ra ry Spring zni summer stock of Cloths,
and Ysn setsr With fun assortment OF Cent? Fur
NJ stoE has been selected With eat from the best
York Philadelphia markets. The styles are very
neat aud AZ quality they second 10 none being OF She
T-y best Makes prepared tor1@Gs M 10 OF
der end tzorf notice, the latest and most approved
style and best
A good ct Riaranteed In all cases sale by
j. II. STALLMYN, Merchant Tailor.
spe No. 9 wAshingtonttaI
Watches, Clocks and JewelryI
At WHOLESALE
HAVE non on hsnd very large stock Of Watches jew
ey, &C., pTcssed directly from Importers and Manu-
faeturers. TO supply the increasing deInsnd from
WATCH-MAKERs, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs,
Of ebpess Is particularly Commended and exAmns-
ton Of the stock respectfully collected.
y. 7. SCOTT,
rirss No. 15T Main street.
Steam Spice Works.
an, nov fully prepared Grinding Spices and gupply'
ing customers extended scale, and have on
lot Of ground Pepper, Ginger, ASpieei
Cinnamon and Mustard, put In different sized pa
er for retailing, III sell prices almost RS low as
the Vey inferior qualities which are brought here from the
Ihaye aout 800 lbs pure Cream Tartar Just ground from
;he CRYSTALS, perfectly pure.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
ALEX. TURNER,
Ielodeon BaidiuRS, Main st.
ju3 Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
New Spring and Summer Goods

URESN 1lrUULIN.
TCsT received a: W D. NOTE BROs great variety Of
y Dress Goods, each As:
Fancy DFesB Slks-latsst ftTieS;
bfoire Antique s1ks-lesS than the usual PrieeSS
Plain Black I" cheap;
Printed Plain, Plaid end Striped BeragEE;
Rlocaeed Dresses choice variety;
Twisted Silks and TiJsues-yeEy prstt-i
Plain au-Bool DeL.aines-au sh2d=s;-
Printed and Plain CaallIes-handRoa1e and cheap;
French, Scotch and American Lauus-Ssanfful;
EugilEh and French ChfntNsS- .o0d assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain PoPlins;
Plaid and striped Diealsk-a article
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
SOMETHING NEW!
Watches, Clocks and Jewe1ry,

Q. p. BROWNS.
1ls MAIN ct. ABOVE THE If. & ~ BANK.
TJThere can be found in great variety Gold Watches
w eased in Magic Hunting and Onen faces, ranging in
price $si $2I1i and II Silver Gases from $50 do1u
10 81 50.
CLOCKS of every style and price, ana srEntei to keep
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEwELRY,
Consis:in part very tine Coral sets POrsntne Lava
Pearls, ditto. and great variety Of nil Gold Jewell
~ Of description, which, having b purchased d.
rectlY from manufacturers, be sold very low.
FANCY GOODS.
Pine Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs India Rubber pun, side
long elegant and plain hair cloth and hat Brushes
Razors Strops, POrtaTonaie, Cigar Cases. and
greAtYnriety OF useful and pretty things. 2
public generally respectfully invited to call and
aIntl for themselves. apt4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29


WE respectfully snIs citizens, sad country MFR
w ek7nts Who Ftr!rnEhtnE theiE stock o. China,
6ass Q=Eg-sve=. Ard Fancy Goods, sRlIne gtcrk
before goiag East TccErE eIssNhere. ]; embraces
ssErs GE.E- zf.su and ecst=aAls patterns Of this
aPRIN6 NEGOTIATION.
country 70 GRE E2StEro prices,
v4.h eoGt 81 transportation.
n Gesds for Esssip1snt packed With gTsG: and
JK pUNHAM d CO.,
no. 70 Monroe Etreet,
sps whesiisE,y Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

THE unAsTsEns4 having Pirhaoed the entire stock Of
HsaseEssEnS 0eoaS Of L T. Wsops FssPsGtI , I'D
VtSbd repsnshing the stock aud atds thereto
TEE3Aies and vii keep constantly or hand
AI4ATA, pETTANy;A, JArIsNED, EEANELEp, BIocE TIS,
Wn:ON 4go NoepEl TAA8 OF AL EntpS' Ia
RLR CrTLEnT, warns TRATs,
uGNFEHA ASp BAaLE1s,
common; A99, Fancy Soaps, Hair ToOh and
Kan BFaSss OeESt Bosk1, TtAonnaIes and Prfaiaery
t69s WI HEBUEN.
TIHNs AND SHOULDERS yery superior quality just
H ssiTea sad f9F 'sls by /, \, ,,,-rur,rs = co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29

SE,l'II1E ta3i
nS ACCOUNT of a change theis GTu all persons In.
~ dcbted the subscribers ther Retain Store ear
ney requested 10 be ready the 1s Of jan
uary by Otherwise, and all having claims
against the firm will present the for liquidation
McCLALLENS & KNOX.