davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22

lNNGuRURG
MARBLE WORKS
JNo II. GADpEss. Pro.
prietor The largest
aud best assortment OF
Finished Marble Work
In Virginia, such as
Plain and Ornamental
MONUMENTS, TONNE.
HEAD AND + or
n + ;. CHIMNEY
PIECES, II
STONES, LAMBS AND
Dovrs.
am prepared to exc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22

lIACk OATS.-Just TO hand "a supply of Mn
than i. Lueks superior BLACK Oats, which / will sell
cheap To close. lie l5ts1 A. II. KICKER
10Th. 1S56.-Ircnt reduct IN in
- PkiCES TO REDUCE STOCk.-A very large 5. eek of
of every color and qualty-some very cheap ''
Ladies black lasting Congress Caters at. e. 81 o5
III sueiace af'......... %
Gents latest syle Calf Congress " at... . M
Also, Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes and Shoa,oo.
Boots, beotees, nan Caters, Caters OF Cloth, Kid and Mnroc,'
20, mn ana thick soie. OF all colors and qualities: Ladies' plnsh
Cashmere and Straw Riding Hats; Cludrenis f.ncy Uot,nn
Caps. NC" "u
Ahat the above goods being entirely new and fresh inc,
from the f1sorics, at low rates. for cash. we consIt.r "A, .a.
inducement to persons buying snch articles '"'
LOUIS L. ARMISTEAD
ran us near Farmers Rank / vnehi,,rr Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22


NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1885,.
.by request OF Nessrs Rowland * Bros, we this day attend
ed the opening of one of Herring's Patent Fire proof Safes
uns q Cos Express, aud found the papers and contents in a
perfect state Of preservation. 1t was, in our opinion. 5 severe
test as could be had. A large four story building entirely
destroyed. and the safe remained the whole time surrounded
by fire, and subject TO an intense heat for forty days before dug
from the ruins.
Signed, GEO l. ANDERSON, c. HALL.
VIM ID. REYNOLDS, A. b. MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS, w w JACOBS
lam fully satisfied with the manner in which the above men.
TONED Eafe preserved Its contents. A. A. COWDERY,
Agent Adams & Cos Express.
Extract from a Norfolk Paper.
ADAMS SAFE-One Of Uerrings celebrated Fre-proof Safes
was In Adams Express Office when the building was burned
ser1l veeks ago. 1t remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday, when II was taken out. The fire on the occasion
alluded to was one of the Gereest we ever saw: and when the
chest was found, after a lapse of forty days, 1t was surrounded
by embers, glowing brightly. When opened. the paper and
other articles 1t contained were found to be sound aud gener-
ally in good condition, TINS afording another proof Of the SO.
eurfy and superiority Of these safes. The one alluded to may
be seen At the warehouse of Messrs Rowland g. Bros, who
ae agents for the makers. Ii shows clearly the evidences of
Asevere test of la ineombustibic qualities, when its exterior
vas red h04 n the burning furnace that roared around it, and
amid the embess that glared around it for hours, days and
weeks. t
Herrings Pstent Champion Fire proof Safes, with Halls
fsssni Powder proof Locks, for sale by
s. g. HERRING g. Co,
s Nos. l5, t37. l39 Water street. N. Y.
J. H. THOMPSON 4 CO, Agents.
sLynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22

k%NHN'' = WWNF JUsI OtCnCd, uu,I
- have arranged 10 he supplied regularly by one of the hest
houses Gents Soft Hats of every variety Of aualItv and
style as they are introduced. and ~ STYLES change some .,
he Black Hats opened this week are very fine. Please ~
THINE them. Ina 7-tsI p Sr ApfHN'N
tROtNO AND LIMP PLANTER 49,.
NJ on hand a good supply ct Plaster, which win sIl u ~
lump, or ground, upon as good terms as any other house il, ,moo
city. MY Plaster is ground just as / wantlt for my solos ~
Is therefore perfectly fresh, and is always ground 6rc M
lump aud ground are both delivered To- boats FREQ or dr.,tI "o
and the ground is delivered In The Virginia and Tennessee pa1
road Depot free of drayage. ,WM A Mil T ST "Ail'
ma4ts ~
a. "a SV euTx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22
A%P0THEcARIEs, &C.


IA can Mustard, of superior quality pure ground Spices al
so Chocolate. Brona and Cocoa Cooking Extracts best green
and black Teas superior Salad, for table use, Sc, Sc, fr sale
by laoNstsl JohN II, SEAf, hfhssit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22

wi Drawers all sizos. Of superior cnt and make, also, Tn
A i. rsbitis stocks Neck Tias. Handkerchief. Gloves, sc, A.
eheapfar eash. dee stsl NM. l.. PAGE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-22

= neg a"d Mass Liquerice tor sale by
~ ~" e. z JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
The Weather ard karth1 ualxes.
TO TIRE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The midnight OF 13l4t When TIM nrat quarter OF
sixth circle completed It's last hour eoudei hale
about the moon and the temperature OF the atmosphere
at % degrees. The lowest temperature this asg
20 degrees. At IL A. the Temperature aSovs
the freezing poiot and at P ~ at SO degrees. TIE
atmosphere to-day has been entirely free LON clcads
The her here the 18th, 14.h s,d 18th If Fe
ary Including the period OF the earthquake shocks 10
California, very cold rhe tempera tae lith
but degrees above zero at Zanesvl!s Ohio, 10 de-
g1ees below; 1t Buffalo the sar1e ut Hanover. H.,
20 degrees below; and the morning of 18th, A.
hspover, n. II degrees below Oswtgo N Y, IL de
giees below. Thus III he that he earthquakes
California connected ri y: the cold mere.
TIE earthquakes AZ Jeddo Japan, we're Simultaneous
with four shocks OF earthquake at Bake, Hon
durss. the 1ith OF November, aud su.ceeed
The 18th by nquakes In Switzerland, ani preceded
the 10th ny what supposed to oe sh ,sks Of earth
quske a. WestGeld Staten Island
In the New York Journal Of Cbnncfc> Of the 10Th Oh
November, my communication, ert ed "Ex raordioary
State Of Atmosphere" account sf the iion
CT the atmosphere 10. that time ans for ne
vious and closed By saying that - from abroad
ould probably explain H. For ssv,ra nights prior to
the earthquake ut Jeodo the boress shone
tinusy, and the equl'ibrstiona Of temperature
frequent and prolonged il possible tina. may have
sent similar communication to the HERALD a. the
time. r. Merriam.
BROOKLYN HEGnTs, March H. 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
Fire MarsIial's Office.

ARREST OF BOY on SUSPICION OF ARSON.
On Thursday afternoon Gre occurred in stable
Ct No. 1Se Christopher itree which destroyed it, tose
thsr With wood s. eds belonging to tue neighbor
Yesterday nrognipg Ii, atenent Carsi OF ths Nin,b
ward police, rom iDiormsti5n had TO suspect
that boy named Albert Buchanan bal wilfuny hrei
the sable snail boy, narled Jose J. Dawson test
fed yeJssdsy, before Justice Fsndresu ana the Fire
Marshal, chat the boy Buchanan asked him t. 60 with
hio 70 TO Goals from the coal yard. jesse
fused 60 with him. Albert then SAID he going TO
SGT Ere 70 the stable. Jesse rays he a 60 the
stable take straw and hay put II oge her 10 the
stable strife match ard set tie hay IRE. A. soon
u bls2ed up Albert out OF the alley into the
sttest and sro5nd tue into Washington street,
calling out fire Those fur her evdsncs corrob
ing TIE testimony o. Jssse, Who witnessed Albert
ming out q the alley, calling out fire, before any other
person kew about H. Upon this evidence Lien :enaut
CsrgA dire,.ed Officer Ban Yelt arrest the boy ,u.
ohsnan and convey him before tie Court The invest
CATION viii be gon. into before Jusics Fandresa this
forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16

most thrilling and affecting tablesux that can be
presented through the medium of written descrip-
ton. II has all the vividness and melancholy in
terest Of the reality. We trust that shall meet
with this writer again. The article on "Our Sea
Coast Defence and Fertilization System is chiefly
valuable for the information which it conveys. II
it does nothing else, it will serve TO keep public at
tention alive to this important subject. notice
able improvement In this months number is the crit
cal ability brought to bear on fine art aud musical
matters. The article ON The World Of New York;
IL feature, the execution Of which cannot be too
highly commended,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
Naval Intel iU-ncE

ssnips Of the line, steam frg.tes, steamers fri
gates sioops oil war, and brig-otal TO- Number Of
guns, 1872 One receiving snip, one In ccmmshon,
lifting for seA one 10 dock two stocks IL in ordinary
end one tow boat. There employed at the Navy
Yard At present shout 700 hands, The Colorado will be
launched in about month
The United States steam frigete Msssachuse b sailed
yesterday for Oregon With cor,pssary and ordnance
supplies for the troops engaged IL the Indian war Ia the
North The following are the nspes her on oers:-
samuel sssrtwout Commander: r. Fairfax, Lieu tenant;
a. A. Semmes Lieutenant; d. A. Forrest Iisutsn ant:
Jonathan Young Lieutenant; Geo. y Cutter Pur.e-,
". u Harrison, Passed Aesisiant Surgeon; n p Pst,
tsrson, First Assistant Enrneer W. A. R. Ia.imer,
Second Assistant Engineer H. x. Rind Third Assi,anl
Engineer: Edmund Sutton, Citizen Engiossr. phil y
Fesdal Jr, Captains Clerk; A. Tyler Ac ing B,asr.n.
p C. Berry, Acting Carpenter, Joseph Bachelor Sail
maker; Capt. p NJ Hunt, Plot for Puget Sound - Sea
Francisco Herald, feb. 10.
The United states moon war Portsmouth is now nrs
pairing at the Norfolk tyrgnia) Navy Yard TO jop the
East India squadron The following the officers Who
have been creeyed to join Der, viz:-Commander A. IT.
FoOte IAeutsnsnts wiilau q. hsoomo, II. x. Owen.
port Edward sirnps6b, p g. Wsssuougb: Mater Frsacs
F. shspperl; surgeon Andrew A. Henderson, As4ist.ut
Surgeon John Vansant Acting Boatswsin Paul Atsia.
ron Gunner James A. Gates; Carpep ts, joseph &. Et
eTf saimaEer, George &, Horpm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16


county Pa, Is Of tie most remarkable that has
in this county ince The celebrated Professor Web
and PaIkman ut Boston Cotrghn old man,
Of sixty seventy Of His wife disappear
heard IRON since. Four i've DAYS after bones
and yart Of rcul declared by profos sopal to bs
thope Of human beir found by some neigh
in . aIge fire which had been burning Corrgan's
s,irrr it 1T rnusus hours. smell from the ace
like that Of an animal CARCASS burning. button sini-
sr 70 tkofe wOIn womsns night dreas, was found
in the fire. and also one belonging to . man. Con-
bouoe although evcsnt attempts had made to con.
ceal it. AL Cf the womans dresses that she known
L. lave found at h,me, in their usual place
This indicated that abe had not gone away volun-
'erly. A person passing Corrgans house on tho
p'ght he was last seen, heard screams coming from
that quarter. sled, having marks Of blood was
found the houe, with tracks sho wing tina Il had
be evidently drsgged In the night time by horse near
the fire where the bones were found Corrigau and
his vile, who lived alone, were known to quarrel He
pives satisfactory explanation oil soy Of these crcum
stances BE prstends that gave hs wi money 10 70
TO Philadelphia WITH and that the boncs found In the are
were old bones scraped up In rubbish which he
turping his farm. But this Ia rendered improbable
by the stIopg animal smell which from the Rre
After trial Of several Gays and speeches both aud
PsDft the prisoner by able counsel he convicted OF
der In the rbt osgres and sentenced to be hung.
No body ever found identified that OF his vie.
tupposton Of the jury was, from the evidence, that
Cojgsn had murdered his wife, then conveyed her body
TO the re In which the bones found upon The sled
that lying his residence. The circumstances
uderer made Of the body u most horrible, almost
much Professor WEBSTER who, IL will be recoect
cd cut up tho body OF his victim into pieces and then
burnt them N crate IN ms room Bat N that CO.
h.re IN This tris which has created grest sensaoo in
Wes.rD PkoLsyivAnA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

FNHE PRoPRIET0RS take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks the gratifying unprecedented sue
cess which have marked the of Institution since
Its establishment the Capital, them to
nswed exertons g meet s ne most efficient matae,
rapidly increasing deiuad
sfce Of mercantile tdiiing The great practical
Of the Principal in heavy Banking commer-
cal Houses assisted by educated accomplished gente
has enabled him bring degree of rerfection
system of COUNTING ROOM Instruction, oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
student By this new process drilled at the idirid
uy by step until he has mastered the whole
of Accountants duties toroas1iDds as ou0h ne lti
ssrped an aRprentieeslip IN some taios Commercial
blunders are, in great measure, dlsslpated.
In addition to engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants, have also secured the some of tie
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio, lecture ON
topics 81
Our of Instruction is
here but embraces every thing with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KERpING, with free and full dlseussoI IN
Its Scientific upon Commercial History
and History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial &c.
ography Commercial Products, Cacuiatiof,s
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade
nership, &c. ? -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
4TRANSP PORT a 1'ION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
. RAILROAD.


Great Northern and Southern Man Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND. WESTERN sfi
=. TRAyELERS
fhsWtce DAnS, (snnday night exceptel between Rich
ond and Warrington City via Gordonsvilie and Alex
andria. 3.iis-,s ~ =
Hours Of departure at Eleh-
faena. .e;t5 a. y. and 1850 p. H.
Retarning leave Washington. 4. N. and P. aI.r
and 81
Arrive at Richmond ..1:so p u. and< AM.
Baggage checks and tickets given through
tnofld and 3yashng gton. i-57H
THESE TWO RkiLRoAps HAVING no STRAP RAIL.
and being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the bert gliar-
Of aways securing ass shown by arr
walls daily At Richmond and Washington city advance OF
the Steamboat line. sii
YARs hEEwERs RicHNosp WASHINGTON As 20
An Omnibus Will be found always ready to take N,5u0h
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depos free Of charge with ample time them 10
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvle and
Washington at the Terminus OF the Road now nearly com,
piete to Danyille. An Agent of the receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danye koa and AZ
tend to their baggage all the Way or he BAL
timore Depot
route.
There change Of the night lne between Rich
rond and Alexandria. fsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
BRENNAN ID. SHEPPARD and CTAs. MORGAN have
~ this day entered into Saddle, Harness
and Trunk business under the shep
pnrd Morgan q z - s3I7i5 q lssi- 1l9s n ., 5
Having purchased from Mr.. the manufacturing
part OF his extensive and his
workshops We have facilities for which w
and Of the latest and most improved
We have now hand full all articles in
our line, consisting Of Saddles, Brides, Harness. Trunks
Collars Carpet Bags, Sachels Saddle Bags &C.. kc
al OF which viii be sold Wholesale and retail very
lowest rates. ~ -, - -
Particular attention viii be paid ordered work. repair
ing promptly attended trust by attention
and prices to merit patron
age which has been so literally bestowed upon former
propretor. SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN.
aug 2-Sn No 19I MaIn ST., corner Of Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
THE L4DIEs, % 1Ep,4RT3fENp

opened for the reception No Institution In
this Department 7E57
In eonelpsion would add, that shan put forth cur
best Efforts TO merit in st enen. the a-
tering with which enterprise met and tre
pledge oifsefves 70 inspdrf tiorooh i,ytrefedk
Mercantile co,, e "a af
otaer sifriiar Mercantile oolZe0e z
ing.-- 80 sf
the undersigned, take pleasure in tesiying that we
personally acquainted with ability "a AN
Aceonntant and Tear Of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
highest order He has Ind experience MS an Ac-
in heavy Commercial aud Banking Houses which
gives him superior faelities In rapartng 4 Psdc.ieal
6nototedGe ~ Book heeg, aud thorough Conprlereial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The II. .20A. N. Train will connect at Sam
dnsky with Morning Train from Toledo; MonroeTe with
Uhcago Express the Southern O. T. Road Mt
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Cleveland; at
Mansfield junction with Day Pittsburgh and at
with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
The e2OP NJ Train VIM connect at sandusly with
er nay City from Detroit at monroeyie With Train
y q T. r. Ri at Shelby Junction 5.21 P. the Mall
Train O. @. O. n c. for Columbus Cincinnati; AZ sans-
field Junction at 555 p. n. with o. 4 p r. r.
Trains on Central Ohio K. ~ II s33 n q
GOING NoRTH.Th o 80 Train will make close con-
nection at Newark with Mall Train Beliair on O. o. r.
at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
shelby Junction at IL 10 with Cincinnati ExpreFs for
Buffalo and New York. Monroeyile with
aal Train on o. 4. 4, road to Toledo Chicago, DC.
$40 u Train will connect At Newark with
the East on Genital Ohio Road At Mansfield Junction with
Ea,t Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction
with unennat Mall for Cleveland; Monroeyie with Night
for Toledo and Chicago, and sandusky
J. W. WEBB, anp't.
sAhausky, aug. :, 1850 zepi6-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

$50 WESTWARD.
zasssy;il. SIS hsess.. e Il AsssPssf.isa son
New Lexington. s:s5 y :. $40 -
Lancaster -ln:sO - $50 -
0irceytlle is ii:as r NJ esS o|sS
Wilmington = S:io $50
Morrow $40 s:5U - Il
Loreand
Arrive Cincinnati ., @ S:,si 1855 a, A.
eIasiasasi 500 A. 81 $50 =. n
ioyeand- 20, -
MORROW. 80 o.Su
Wilmington. S:u4 -. 6.5U :. aH
Washington. -. -.....-..-.. S.s4 :" 1880
Circeyfle. .....-....-.- $40 :. $40
Lancaster ............ .1u:So - sfio y
New Lexingt Has - 1850 :.
1880 p Nj 1880
Train leaves Zanesye the arrival Of the
$50 Train O. o. Il. r. from Wheeling and arrive In Cin
cnnnti at 5.0f Pa
a0GP. leaves GAINESVILLE the arrival of the
11:45 A.. \. Train on O. o. Il. II. from Wheeling.
This located through the most beautiful part OF
Ohio, passing through New Lexington, Lancaster Circle
Vile Washington Wilmington, &C. all fne nourishing towns,
il beautiful line There is large portion Of the
air making Il desirable route.
attention will be spared the part OF the officers OF
the Road make this pleasant route for the travelling
public to patrpnise-
Trains stop at all intermediate stations, and connect
Loveiand with trains for Hisborough and Chilli
Lines of Stages and Packets connections for Inn
portant points in Southern Ohio
ER-The calls at all the Hotels, and upon
notice left with H. orndorn two doors east Of the Stacey
House, will call for passengers in any part Of the city
rnra IN --Atf ID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
NUMBER "a
CITY BUSINESS
ENCOURAGE AsfERIcAN 9MANuPAcrURRE
BUpLERsa BOOAk,EkEEPEKk,h
Writing Fluid.

SNcE this superior Fluid Ink has been before The public
y now nearly two Il has been constantly gaining
fsySr and Is now preferred BY to the sr-eed Ar
During past year twenty thousand quart and pint
With smaller sizes pave been sold
70 BANKERS and merchants In oncinnati Lodyslie Pitts
hnrgh Buffalo, Cevehnd Derolt Terre larte IaiAyeise
vineennes Indianapolis, Eyansye Frankfort
Memphis, st. Louis, Jaekfo Matches
ana New Orleans 1t has also been adopted .e State
parnents OF Kentucky, Tennessee and aEisSpp has
taken three hrst class Mechanics
and Louisville and four Prize Me-
and Illinois, - = .
The following bankers. tc In wheei.E here
tofore uning Arnolds English Ink have purchassd But
ler's Book-keererss Writing RluId:
Nortwesern Bank Of yirgnia Merchnnts' Mechanical
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank MeeIng Crescent anufart-
ring So%Pan County Clerk e Ohio County, National Tss
Houses Kelly, Holloway Co., Russell aIcAst; Gorao
Matthews Co.; T. sweeney Sun. poare Cct,ifi. OFT
Boyd; BOYD OFT; Oliver Pryor; Jas H. stout co., La-
din, Gllberscn Co.; Press. = y s7s-- =
For sale nj manufacturers prices by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

80 HHns prime New Orleans Sugar, jus. received and
's,y5s v REIr1v
7Is1cEIcE0R whlsky, just received and for sale hy
II jGes w A. EDWARDS BRO
IoEAlsl BAllLEYlO kegs iust reed and for sale by
p myze w A. EDWARDS a BRO
sl.l oUScEs prSs Nitrate Silver, for safe by
0z iess A. c. GOOD : co.
sCsD LIS Refined saitretre al ~
,lsiU iuss IAuGHLISs kBusHrIELD's
4 IN2ErSEf rolnatoes-zSils Fecved and for ssieby
- JUS ". A. EDWARDS & BRo.
90 LBS Cum oIlan tneE erops sale
- low by
isas =. g. GOOD CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
5onNIkNorE.
Notice.

ITAyING sold the Saddle iiarness n. r.,nt Mann
featuring part business shall dey ote myself
gfor the pfeset1 exclusively Sadiery i,
Coach Trimming BY the much
room and greater facilities and being the only one in ths
eilce In. and extensive saddlnx business
hope 70 be able 10 render entire an who viii
favor with their custom Very thankful for the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon me- solicit continuance
cf the same JOHN KNOTIe.
aug e-l!n old Sand is,l sfsf,, e.-a....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
Sold Out.

Sold Out.
ME subscriber having sold out to Messrs Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his esfabils
snt would embrace this Opportunity to return his
Thanks for the liberal him, for
the last twenty three and begs 10
his numerous friends and customers, his suecessors know
tng them 10 be experienced worknen and eysryw way
worthy the confidence and public. have
no doubt they viii render full satisfaction Who may
favor them with their
aug 2-Sn JOHN KNoTE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14

rye4zssssss3-- OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, q fresh supply OF Chlekering 4 Sons eei-
II II ebrated Piano Rortes, OF beautiful Black Wsi-
~ ~ nut and Rosewood 6nsh, and for hriiiiancy of
oe And ugness OF touch cannot be
country or Europe and at the lowest aaufaei-
rers prses, including carriage. 80 = : r
Also, Prince Co.'S Meiodeons, style, with fuf and
na swe OF hne Rosewood finish, and at lowest Buo
with general stock OF MARITIME celebrated Guitars
1laan French and German vions, yolincelios flutes
SMss RAMOS Famborines, Tuning Forks, the best Italian
with al other articles In the line, and gene
raj assortment OF Variety Goods,
Wholesale and retail at Music and Variety
No 90 Union street. & 80 - go =
lny2 JAS. MELIoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-14
WHEELING VA. FRIDAY MORNING,
I sTRANSPO PORTA TION.


OsPE YHR % U g. II
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WEST
Two Passenger Trains Daily each why.
ON and Monday, May 2uth. trains viii follows
W fSundays