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Expsrisdce versus OPinion.
Some time age Capt. Orrin Smith Of Ga
lena, swors that the Rock Island Bridge vas
not material obstruction, or that there was
no need Of suffering damage, with proper
cars in passing il. Since then the following
boats belonging to his line have suffered
damage from the bridge: the Fanny Harris,
susk; tho Flora, sunk; and last, tho City
Belle, smashed her wheel house and lost ono
wheel, last Sunday. Tho pilot Of the Flora
swore to statement quito - strong o. thst
Of Mr.. Smith. The experience Of tho Oap-
tain does not seem to tally exactly with bis
opinion, or that Of his pilot. We are afraid
that his experience is Of more valse than his
opinion concerning tho bridge question.
ETIt il stated in the Vinton Eagle that on
Monday, Mr.. John Newton, from Laports
city, who was on his way 70 Pixies Peak, Was
seriously and probably fatally injured BY tho
accidental discharge 81 his gun which he vas
taking from his wagon. The accident hap
pened about two miles above Vinton.
tTThe War Depsrtmsnt have ordered IN
armed escort to tho trains Of army supplies
from apprshsndsd attacks By the returning
Pixies PsAksfs, informAkion having besD re-
~ 49, - <
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BaOKnK ~ TEE BRlDox.--The Davenport
Gazette says that tive RATS struck the
bridge on Sunday last, the same day that
The City Belle stfuck, And were somewhas
dAnagsd.
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lug in the opinion Of Judge fancy and A..
sumo it to be the decision Of tho Court, is a
species Of pettifogging which the lsmeness Of
ito argument compels It to adopt ~ last re-
sort. Whether the Gate truly represents the
language Of Judge fancy on the question Of
legislative power in the Territories, it 10 not
necessary for us to inquire, since il has no
sort Of consequence in determining the posi-
who endorse the decision OF tho Court and
not the individual opinion Of Judge fancy or
any other Judge.-[Journal.
We don't intend to let the editor of the
Journal sslobber' this matter over in that kind
of style. We quoted from the opinion of the
Court delivered by the Chief Justios. He
calls it the opinion and judgment of the Court
throughout, over and over again. The official
Reporter, Mr.. Howard, reported and publish
cd it a. the opinion OF the Court, and it is
headed "Opinion Of the Court" on every page
Of the sixty in which it appears as an official
document, of which several thousand copies
were ordered and published under the Sane
ton Of the Locofoco Senate of the United
States. 1t is claimed to be all law by tho
Chief Justice, and no distinction 10 made 40
to the binding character Of the different ennn.
Citations. 1t is regarded and commented on
as the judgment Of the Court by the concur
ring and the dissenting judges, and by men,
bers Of Congress Of allparties. The Repub-
licans have always regarded it ~ the Aheer
dictum Of the Court, except 20 far - she
mere judgment Diminishing the case for want
Of Jurisdiction, while the Democracy gen.
orally have regarded the /" Opinion Of th.
Court" a. sound Law and OF binding force a,
the authoritative construction Of the Consti
tuition by the highest Judicial tribunal Of thu
land. Hence the editor Of the Journal, il
assuming the position he has, in the extrao
we make, takes Republican ground and 70
pudiates the "Opinion Of the Court" ~ al
entirety, and endorses only so much Of it q
suits his case. He deserts the Democrat
ground-the ground assumedby tho majorit
Of the Court, by the Looofoco Administra
ton and the Looofooo Congress--and take
different ground more nearly resembling tina
assumed BY tho opposition. The Denocrac
endorse the "Opinion Of the Court" he stig
matises that opinion, and repudiates it ~ th
individual opinion OF Judge Taney. Tn
"Opinion Of: tho Court, - 20 announced b
Chief Justice fancy. is the only "Opinion Q
the Court" on record, and the editor Of til
Journa! 10 reduced to the dilemma Of accept
ing that, or denying that there VA any judg
ment OF the Court IN tho case.
ExPsrisRce versus OPinton.
Some time age Capt. Orrin Smith OF Go
/ Iona. aNora that the Rock Island Bridge IN
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Republican County Convention.

Republican State Central Committee
Dss Noinss, March Is, 1859.
, 1859-02-24

-
read Ia the Express, the account of the r.
ncHcd investigations as 70 The disappearance
Of Mrs. Braunan he thin. fs he may possess l.
cluo to her fate. Some time he thinks, In
August last, a lady ans Terlaag generally 10
the description glsen Of N rs. fireman, camo
on foot to his house accnml 'an led BY TWO per
sous, Who we're dcessed IT. tile u.aitorm ol
British officers, red coats, 6:. The lodS ap,
peared t. be very modest and retiriu, :. and
Ene. moreover, very sick, having }aiDie4. BE-
fore she reached the house. She was after d
ed b7 The servants OF the house. and was Gu.
to bed, complaining very muct4 Of fatigue and
rick hea1aehe. he talked but little. The
officers, however, we're very commurica-
tiva
Tbev eaii that they made the ACQUAINTANCE
Of ihe ladv at the Glen House, kent by
Nj. Thompson, at the foot Of the mountain
Tint She Vos The wife Of an officer of the
Amcrjcan army, who was stationed in Flori-
da. and that. Of course, AZ brothers in ans of
her bnehand' rhe7 had offered their eeryices to
escort her m thc mountain. Further, that
thew had walked up and intended to walk
back.
Tho narty arrived shortly before three
o'clock in the afternoon, and all registered
their nanea. but Mr.. Hall does not. now re.
nember what they we're. He is strongly in.
pressed, however, that the name OF the Ia iy
, 1859-02-24
From the Atlantic Monthly for MARCH,
The Opening of the Piano.

BY oLyxs wExpKL no1AI1.
In the little southern paEos Of the heu'' you may hare
With The canbrelzooG and the gable looking wewsrdso
1t The dc toward tho aua.et With tue vicdow its
Stood ' e Loadon.rnsde plnao am drean.ns Of TO-
night.
Ab mrt how remember the evenior when It csn1e!
What cry Of voices. Whit group Of cheeks IN
When tns 1ondtous box MAS opened that had come from
Nth III Is .1uI Of uacv.rnlah and It's dash Of ro1
keys!
Then The children all 1ex frea in the Of
For tie Scy vould push bis sister and the lister crowd
TIL the faher askea for qu1ss In hs grave patesoa
nut ths mother hg1hed The 7rnult. with Tie *srd Now
Mari. play"
For the dear soul knew that music was sovereign
She hid psnked It over Sorrow. and seen Its tsow ksow
In the dsss Of slender harpschords With tapping tnilus
Or cx Cling to b.sspnet With IT. thin metallic ths.
70 Mary th. household :astzei. who alwass loved to
ST. down 10 the new "cemen.i' and struck the glitter
Hu.hed w. the chdrens voices and eTerg ese grew
As 9S;s IT. from Lip AID a'ss: 'F''s th' "Vt''ss
tWrddrd lice. and Understanding Ike ten year,
| Hearing = E1st n music such as none before.
e,es frnn mothers chamber sad pcep1 At the op=1
| door.
Just as the Jul ila.s In threaded " Is,er dies.
tFor the ouEh twas tiostaE creature easeI IN bsx
"opsn il! opc il, lady and let me see the Iir1!''
, 1859-02-24
THE PRESS AND TxtBU NE's
Ereat lab Printing Establishment

Il the axzea and haest estaosaens o' the nn0 II 'n'
Tex, II ha, nore sseam Preues and MAehtnes7: moro
Printing Materials and more ghfal Woskmen than &n5
o:her Job Printing House West Of New York.
The proprieora are prepared to exeeue On thot no
lice, ever, v.r1et, OF BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In the BEs7 AAa1ER
At lie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
pxrtic,,1s- attention kiyeo to the printing Of
RuGineaa Carda, Foster8.
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Latter HeadI, Circu1a1s,
Bill Headx, Checks,
BYLAW, Blank Kotes,
Receipts, Labels.
PRINTING 1N cor, oH8
In an!ts varieties, done In beautiful STYLE and al noaes-
ste rA.ek
An examination Of sPsCniEE8 and PRICES Is re-
1pefttn11y!aEtei ....
homc or EXprcN
, 1859-02-24
Awarded 1:><r the


ALSO ON HAND :
1asutanGx. Scaling Wax,
Eand Hozes, Steel Pen1,
Letter stamps, Lead Pencils,
Wafer Cups, Ban11ers' csse.,
Deek Knives, Latter Bo1ea,
Ruler1, Pen Ho1dora,
Writing Pads, Honey Booh,
Krasors, Pen R4eh,
Paper Weightu, TWine,
Gold Perz, Quill Ps11
Latter ClirA Dssk Pencils,
shearu, Cash Boxer,
Port Fo1ics, Blo:ting Paper.
Spring Filea, Ivory Tablst,
fwine Boxes, Qnills,
Envelope Paper, E1aa:ic Ba1tE,
India Rubber, Calendars,
Waters, Ivory Folders,
Letter sealsa, Paper Flss,
Invoice Files, Book Rests,
kucils8e, Gum Ticksa,
Wmtanholn's Cutlery. Esd tspooN Taps,
Commercial Printing,
ooxsIs1110 o.
ClRDS> BILL BEADS, CIRCULARS, H.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED At
StMuonefsa Hall.
nnG hx9 n LAKE stseek
, 1859-02-24

HOFFMA ANN & GELPCkE,
q a N x E r 8. Chicago.
nEP0SITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
IL SLOWED Oh special DspositA Liberal lceonmoda
doos granted to d=poEo t.I=peodeos Of the st1te ot
tie money market
VIGILANCE a3d letter. q Credit IN eu7s to snlt ca
the principal cities Of thu United btates and Earore.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE 70 Importers, I: Ne7 York
quotations.
TINE LoAN8 Oh private bo2ts md MORTGAGES ueao-
Tilted Western 3t1te, COUNTY, Git Kailfcxd Leans
uexotAted AhruS1. j4rs
I11fE8 /. HoFFAAxJ, AIEI. H1ILIk, o11o GK.-rCKA
, 1859-02-24
I}lu1noil1g.

TAB PIPE AND Fl1TURE ES.
BGQwo T. wtLDER.
&&a1e ktFoat... 81
O'u their enttft stock q loEoH1
q n Q - q IL
Fine 4u per cent discount from Itd Pnce.
ha1Ablc lfpu y1tttnka - ceutB pct pound.
Br444 Nt.lnk1 Bands 6W1nk JoIntA &ud 82s fxtEfN
u Cost
Or e+ock Il the srees in the oty. And { clicking oE
~ oft. tuductmentl noS eduAlled IN the Weat.
sAtk-v.aS47
, 1859-02-24

0QOK l. SARGENT
UAfKNfHAf.4...s..-....s.+ h.
QoOX SARGENT l. pOwNEX
luna .lUfA4
COOK SARGENT t. 0oOX-
FORT DEs Ao1SE3.. .........-............1O1FA.
COOK SARGENT J. PARKER
TLQRKNCE. ..NEBRAGKA.
BANKERS d DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
- Make collections md rena.t - a1y PET Of the
Ecion. Land Warrants hou2kt 4od md located
ETPaftcular attention dTeu 10 the pAyntat Of t1xeA
A&tozneJ1 Il Law con aectea With our hoEse&
COOK DILLON. Davenport Iowa,
i. p. Q0NNEY, Iowa GtJ.
LII!
kW CLARK Co, PHILADELPHIA
r w. O!Atk, Dodre / Co. New York.
~. DxHelL Prea&- nRzA BAnk. Bos1cn-
N, Holmes + Sca P..:..4aut4G.
J.W Cix1x Co., Eostcn.
i. n. ElAxk Broteer, e. 1cc11,
Hatch LanEdou, st. Louis
SEQ. Smith h Co.. Chicago.
John o, EarKtt:. Ws1hi1t1o1. T. q. my&Sly
, 1859-02-24

:AArs L. pCfEx.......JAxEs stcx..... sATtk.
DUPEE, BECK Il S4YLES,
DANKERS AND BROKERS, NOS. 3 i
- Deyoushlre street Boston. kse particular atteu-
.top to the Mines OF Lake eapeHor and sra prepared
nenthy reviex Of Tho Stock aad Money Market 1!s b
quotations Of all ths Current aecuztes N be .ent to
any address de&Eed. AoE-'hSly
, 1859-02-24

CHARLES Il. HAm j. 90.
DANKE rs AND DEALERS IN EX-
- change. - Clark street ChIc.8o.
QoAMla1oA DHrAKxAInr-HAM. CHAMBERS CO.,
Deasrs n Negotiable 3ec1rHe1 BuJ aad Sell Paper
gecured b. Real Iat&e aad ra special to IN
veasueet1 for Extern P1rtle4. ap1ss;541y
II Il. d. CH4M3ESH. n. L.
, 1859-02-24

S 3 O. 0 g
Premiums and Diplomas.

S 3 0 . Q g
Premiums and Diplomas.
TUE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
Wis awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
one Handsed 70 o.; Hundred I'D Fln5 Dollars ID
Il Premiums The SUBSCRIBER bess leave 10 ca he A.
& sssS a;st: Il s1ss II %ssss; ' p IL !
~ ss@s iii a I Z
Cd l. will sew oaek.ard a. vel! s torwksd:
,o p thoess5d 3%. ins stitches per nuta and
Ps5s e. oD7lAed by the a
6th. The nominal price ot 80 includes E.and and 1x-
cordially feconasadsd % the ru6le u 49, '
st;y; s$:;$| E{$$:: $$ ::s3?; s!!;?.; i;
&s uls p b.. single thread aea,2eta r. %sf:st: IL
.ss;a Ill 4 L t Ss.s4
90 i:: IS en0e SeEf I. L CO. Ases
1uAxEa o1T4, pouBLl 1ooK
T1oHT STITCH.
$50 SEWING MA0H1Nu
NfvIR BEFORE EXHIBITED 1NEHk WEsr.
shs: AfsR 4s. =: only tho n' thread
TWO THREAD
stitch e The nsu expendvo ones In ute- IT. work viii
not Rip Though erefy Third Stitch be Cut.
q =: 3 eeSs4 WsSS. :: Eass!S III:
@ s. % Imply s eSsss,rs ia ihe nessle
1aEfp nos es ssl, saa IT. Ma
| -A4A'~-
, 1859-02-24

EDWsD. L. TINkHAM d CO.,
BROKERS', AND Dealers IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and Lake Streets,
CHICAGO.
, 1859-02-24

Z J. L 411JQA4. 4 mQx1xX2X
LAME SANFORD Il CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO DICKER4AN, WHE Eli
- ERkQ0, BANKERS, Rock ord Iunoss
Collections made md EtEttted pru2ptl7 At c1rran&
rates Of EIch2o&t-
R11K1 fo-Qce4a Bank, Jaw York; Baos xad Leather
Dealess Bank. Boston Extk2oze Bank. Ci.caxo. ar
, 1859-02-24

OooLRAUa.- L. BROOKS.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EI-
BURLINGTON. IOWA
~ Prompt attention ven 70 Tho collection osEotek,
DrA!& &c. "
Refer 70 George 8zlth O., Marine B1ak. Her.
h3nts aATicxs Loan md 1FuJt Ga. md J. 6. Adaa1
r.. !. p.
, 1859-02-24

oFF10ER & BROTHER
D ANkE RS-DEALERS IN INCUR
ID rent Money. glxht and Tine Bills at Exchange. Gold
lsr attention 70 collecting Oee Isl Lake srtet E4-
rae Bank Building opea from . l. u. 70 l3k r. 4.
ExYX2EACid
Nortn Bank. BuSta1
Metropolitan Bank Hev Yotk
Sherman OQ1ir&. -
A2ttue H2ot, Qh1ceFu.
III Durham Co.. ulczxo.
r. n. 0fYIER aad RlA'L 7. OYTIUIR Ge1e7a1
ERtHHI mTG-l1
, 1859-02-24

Noxtce.--The underxixned, Stoclkhoi.
ca.s In The Merchants Bank Of Macon Geo.dA Ire BY
the ptoysonsof s UA]rter made p.t&aushy liable for
bAuz 1he nos5 ofta!s Bank ~ bu tskeo ~ II Oh d.
poGt On III sane ssrz1s u Kentucky. indiana and
Qh1c. =. A. TVOAlR OO.
, 1859-02-24

M&4G{3EEHT&hX
ks Ge bt* single thread Machlneta tue market. Tie
prce ~ he.a reduced h1f and &u value enhanced
BY the addition II the Do.be I'll cad. An ex1r1lu aot
& u!s Machine a.A Ma WORK is BoMcacd as 4. Dewnz
Cos Boot aad Shoe Store. III Lake street.
poT lT;t4b ~ 4. ia SftH 4 CO.. Age-ta
, 1859-02-24

DASTRY FL0UR-300 BBLS on Cum
nsnuept for sal. by J.. 6No!.
HI. 10 Dearborn tofs from Nosth WstetF-
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LING, VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY is. 1889

better ways than that of cuttin his comb for
him. reckymend neglected. wives to get up
secret aSSnSeashins of thar own. Uuion is
strenth. Why shoOdent they hcv cluO-rum
and play at poker and billyardS, as we'll as thar
conjngtal pardners. Ef dizxypated husband,
on aTrivin at his dummysill at l a. NJ, was in
formt by the Biddy that Mrs. SO-and-So was out
attendm meetin of the DarterS OF Malta or
the Maria Rites Club, or the F. o. f. of ". a. y.
Society, heed purity soon begin to understand
wot a'clock it was, reckin. Or she mought
send for Of her old bows to sit up with her
fur perteckshin Ontil he cum in. Ef this last
menshind medicn diilrnt wurk, the case
m0ught he considered oucurabul; but Tine in
cined to think that the stray sheep would pre-
fer goin back to the fold at the proper time, to
hevin his vakunt place filled by mebbce wulf
in Sleeps clolhn.
Eailin in the abuv tretemeut, don't know Of
emmy uther SPceces of morrill, swayshin as
would hc likely to melt his obderate hart
Highstrikes is played out; so is doggin husbands
from place TO place, like detectv perleeccman;
so is e1p0Shir, and is artilishai pi<iniu, and
sendn for the doctor aud the stunnick pump.
HOwsever, hey known the wuSt cases of ira
VclIin around to 5e cured by smiles, and tears,
and tenderncss-and prchaps that's the rite
eend to begin at. predicate from the tone Of
my correspondents letter that sheeS ridin the
nigh horse. Possibly she mought find it more
to her advantage to drOr il mild.
With the deepest slmpcrthy for all marrid
wimmen cuSsed with onSati>frctry partners,
ard cOrrespcndn content for all husbands who
neclccks thar 'narrytali duties,
| RENAME yours alius,
y DIsBAEDED VOLUNTEER.
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Letter from the DI.banded Volunteer

SAINT NIcKALAs HoTrxI, May >, 1859.
Eddyturs Of the SuJu,tay Times;
A marrid lady hcving arneSty rccSwcstcd
my views on the Subjcck of Inarrid men goin to
clubs and lodges, and carryin nite-kee<, wunSt
more sees my pen to state wot think, in my
Upinyn, ort to be the barring OF husbands to-
wards thar wives, hopiu 10 fetch the felineS of
all cattcrwaulin Benny Dicks As SkoOtS around
arter dark by few morril remarks on her on
happy tale. She ScS. in 4 billy Eo~ lying be-
fore me, and witch hcv evry reason 20 blcve
vorashiS, that her >pows belongs to so menny
soSiIieS that he mOught well not boug to
her at all. He takes his morning meal to hum,
and that's the last Of him, she seS, ouIil midnite
or arter wen he Gums back Smcilin ffagrantiy Of
nereshams and Borehone whisky, and, without
given iicr kiss or q Skwecdge, turns in with
ms back to her. and sleeps like log till the
breakfast bell rings. Nj correspondent
marks that this aint the kinder usidge she bar.
gained fur, and wants to know if think its Il
decent way to behave TO yung and buck-Some
wife Sartinly not Nobody, she allows,
could be more ardent in his attcnShins than he
was doorin the hunny moon wen be spent evry
eveuin to hum, but Seast he took To stayin out
mites he seems like an altered man. She con-
coods by akin wot she can do to brake him Of
his bad habits, and bring him back to the dunn
mestck sirkei of witch he wus wurst the orny-
meut
The case of this abandoned female is not n
soleniarv xun by conSidabul crowd. Clubs
is onfavorabul TO connewbil bliss and marrid
man hes no more bizneSs with en-, than Samson
he'd with his cOcOnut in the lap of Daylilec,-
For 4 man to play club agen his wifeS hart is
n darned mean game; and the husband rs prefers
goin to lodge with the odd FcIlers to gin hum
to lodge with his lorful bedieer deserves, i'll the
langwidge OF LongfelIer, q think it must he
Longfeller, bekase tees the poick of Irjnn lifs,)
to bc sent to "a lodge in sum vast widernrsS,
whur thars nuthn but boumdess consangWim'
ity of shade"
skarsly know wot advice to gv my lair queer
est and utuers in sctch predickyment. Ef The
legislator settin it mought be 4 good plan
to pelishin fur lor agin admittn married men
inter privit organizasbins. without thar wives
consent, sam as thar is agen letIin emmy yung
men under forteen inter the theayturs without
thar gardcens. But seein as that August boldly
doosent meet agen till January, the wmmen
must resort to perswaysIve ne>hurS in the in
trim The -legged-stool and garden rake
s:stisn, hes been tride and proved OnSmckses-
iul. Gettin inter mans bar Oney raises mis-
,iander, Ef husband is onree$anabul, thars
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UPWARDS or $1,000, 900
OF Losses have aid ty -E:ua Co,
the past - -ITs.
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ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1855:

TOInI LiaHIIiIte-: --
unsett.va elairz not *iTs.szt-s4
Losses Equita5iy Adjy.tei md Promptly Pad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-18
PAUL MoKPuY's SUCCESS IN NEw YoRk-Tur
HoNoRS THAT AwAGT HM.
LFrom lie y. Y. Tribane ofthc 14:h J

Paul Morphv, the chess champion, has been
very warmly received by the anIGt urs and ai-
mirerS Of his beautiful art. and various presen-
tatonS in a state Of lorwardncSS, of which he
is soon to be the recipient For the last three
evenings he has visited the chess rooms of tho
New York Club, and participated in the hospi-
talities ofprivate citizens. At the Club rooms
he played three games with Mr. Perrin, giving
him the odis of the knight and winning OF
course. The splendid set OF gold and silver
chess men, manufactured by Tiffany, of which
we have heretofore given some account is TO be
presented soon. In addition to this the Chess
Clubs Of the city have caused to be manuCactu
red beautiful American watch, made by the
Waltham Company. 1t is Enthusiastically
ornamented, the dial haYng, instead Of the
usual numerals. the pieces OF the chess board
in different co!ors. The Union Chess Club, at
No. 274 Grand street, viii he visited by Ms
Morphy this evening. Here also a testimonial
has been prepared, consisting Of silver laurel
wreath finely executed by Ball, Black d Co
1t Will be presented to Mr.. Morphy on the 18th
instant, on which occasion an entertainment
will 6e given by th= members of the Club
DR.. s. Waterman will make the presentation
Mr.. Morphy'S modest auI quiet reception, being
altogether free from the clap trap of public at
fairs of the kind! is fitting excnpliicaiion Of
the axiom that peace hath its victories less
reno Xncd than war"
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c. B. slim GLUFF * CO.,
G.. i. BROWN.

nFALE II waIeies. Clocs, J-y-ir sIlve- art Plated
~ Ware, F4LGy Goods &c, and kSgaII
:. cut fCr TIE sale O. The CELELEATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, ufaeture! by ATPIEElS TELCT Co..
A-vEt Jie NIEELEg 4 WILSON ~. IN,s MACHINES.
his from SeEE YORK Complete
sOTtI-uT every variety goods l.Ls Vh!CE Ul
t- offered prices to compete -ih house The
Please call ard examine before purchasing e.s-
where. s-!It-ly
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SADDLES. HARNESS, TRUNKS. &C.
WHOLESALE. d RETAIL

7 SHEPPARD, No I5I Man s. corner Of Uricr. viii
- continue 10 keep hand large complete
sgEtEeIt OF al articles m IL cuI.-ls m L4liys
tTrfral-n's Sadc-s- Fl-e Harkvs= Trunks,
SaLcts Carpet Bag, Satcze!s Collars HE,s Why,
Would ;f-!E rsll a;i-
Ly street attention AID FroFiEess
o. the public pa-rOEaEt.
rrp4lr-:.s promptly done. ztd = y -sr
Ea:-ayr, ) l.. SHFPPAEI
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-18
LIST. RoBr. MORRISON. W.
LIST, MORRISON a. co.
HENRY X. LIST.

LIST, MORRISON g. co.
Successors to List < Howell ar.I II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GH"CERS d PR0DrCl- DEALERS
Nos. Is & 30, NAix STREET,
wheeling. Va.
WI desire to the friends Of ATtu.
w the trade generally, tIat Of the
aEap pie facilities for the TRANSACTION. Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND rEpDUCE BUSINESS.
W. are determined all entrusted our
with fidelity AMI pronp'n~s< the favor
January lst, 1879.
Those having unsettled with tie late firms Of
Henry *. Ls Co or List Howell vii pl- take notice,
Henry h List, having purchased the entire interest Of
siness) alone authorized 20 na-e settlement jalI-y
NOTICE.
HAVE this day associated with ". r. Pr1PH
under tha firm name "f a. NJ PuyFHasY sos for
the purpose OF conducting general
COMMISSION < FORWARDING BUSINESS,
Giving SPECIAL attention 10 The PURCHASE Of
Wool, Flour, bacon, ProviSIcns. &c. &c.
January Is:, 1859. IN. PcMPHRET
CO-P4RTyERSPLP
II. rrvPHRET, X. fruPHEEr-
I NJ. PUMPEREY son.
Com mission und Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN
WOOL, FLOUR, BACON, PROVISIONS,
PR ODUCE NERAILY
No. 20 Main Street.
jan1 TXEELLSG, III.
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Cm.s moKGAN.

VE-HoLEsALE sSD - N. ,iasu.aesurer % sadsI,s
~ ETI!ts. HaTHJs, Ali TTGTEs a=a all
cvs usually k-l; b. SaC-.sI-.
public tia he hs- opened No. I65 MAJ ST. Market
All=y, Ehe.e he vii be glad any persons
any Of itv above articles - te-ltsr-c coed
and sell far p-lrS- L.ss obtain ~
% public patronage. Particular paid ordered
TtEz axe. repairing done Wit. jisPzGcI-. srII--
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 MARKET STREET,
P111nnhar and Gas Filter

7
y EgPS constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
II Wrought Iroa Pipes, Sheet Lead Ali knis and sizes
Cocks and Valves steam Whistles and Steam and
Water Guages Iit and Force PEmps Siks Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron HydraDts, Gun Hos and packnR
Th.cEaesscs Antfricton Netsi, Pure Banra. Tin,
Zinc Annony, the Celebrated TRpT BELLS nd
Crucibells in the country.
s3- Also, P,.y's Improved and patent Chain PGr.p,
decidedly she greatest plnp of the the right
Pr: which in Towns aad Couatiesin Western Virginia
viii r. sold or fair term.
~ Galvanized Tubing, Tncorrosvc, and FOR con-
ductn pressure pipe for hot cold water, ami
ciay for rI=rabe aad cheapertE than Lead
Pipe
. hgaeiuctPIpe constantly onhaud, auv size or quar-
ii -rii-h an b. furnished 1 shor; notice.
- ',tp,iI f1r oli Copper, Br'iS. md Lead.
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