Newspaper Page Text
,j* ..Q , (iftiii'lbB. .pu iU r.iit utfl J ljj CT VOW m -.it- 'V.'t* y i .PJ ?/ i?> j *? r' ".JaAH WC&iU ftlXJC ? ; . ifep.irn VOLUME 2. WHEELING. VA.. TUESDAY MQENINCf. IUiCKMJSEIl 20.1853. NUM11ER 99 <&I)C totaling JJntclligenccr, is puoushkd DAILY, TRI-WKBKLY AND WBBKLY, BY SWEARINGEN, TAYLOR & CO, K. B.IWIiRIROIS. A. I. TiTUJ*. J. H. FKVXK.KTOX. J. H. PBKDLBTONj ) FhlTOR?? OLIVER I. TAYLOR,} EDITORS. OFFICE-No. Si; Water Street, betw?eri Mcr.roe anil Quincy. TEBJI*. llallr, per Mmrni. j^fld or 10 cent* per week Trl-Weekly, per annum.......'.. 3,00 Weekly " 1,00 TEBiHfl OB ADrsBTUINO. [r<m Htm making a Squirt.] One square, 1 Ineeruoo S ,60 " 2 " T ,75 3 " 1.00 <. " 1 week, 1.60 " " 2 " 2.60 . . .. i month 4,00 " " 2 " 6,00 " o " &00 .' 12 " 10,00 Foa YntLV AuvKRTtsiMKNTs- 1 square, with the privilege of ?iVtnfM, per anBuum, 10,00 One equale, {Mr 4iurter, changeable at pleasure, 8,00 lluainess and r i ofessioual Cards, (per annum,) not exceeding 5 lines, 4,00 FOR Losu A DVS*TrwB?sinr?, liberal discount* will o? nude on the above rates. E^Keligtous notices, and advertisements tor Charitable liKiitutiuim and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously. H7*Marriaces anil JKirthm Inserted trsluitously. BUSINESS CARDS. LAWYERS. I M A I A H 8TEEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. SPECUl attention given tu collections in Ohio, Mar shall, Brooke and H?nricock counties. Office South west corner Main and Hiddle >t?, Centre '.Vheeling. ma4 EDWARD A a en SOLD. bam'L DAVENPORT ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT, Attorneys at Law, Woodsllcld. Ohio, CCST" Will give the most prompt attention to business in and th~ ,-A ' Monroe and the adjacent countics. ianM Charles Marshall, ATTORN K V AT LAW, WsnrrxB Stikit, apgl-lv CBNTKB WHPBLING. MORGAN NBI.SON, Attorney nn4 Ceaasellernt Law, Office No. 150, Fourth street, WHRT.IKO, VA. ALFRED ?ALU}VELL, : Atta?M?r at Law and Molicitor in C'haucerr, Office No. 247, Main street, Whjcsmko, VA. RU*f?ELL 6c VlT/lIU<;il, Attarneff and Counsellor* atLuir, Office No. 69, Monroe Street. WiiKMxa, VA. I3SEPH L. FAT. JAMES PAULL. FRY St PAULL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In the Courts or Ohio county and adjoining eountiea. - Joseph L- Fry will practice iu the Court of Appeals at Lewisbarf, and District Appellate court* at Fairmont and Parke rsburg. CCF"Office on Fourth street, near the Court House, dec 18 WHHBLING, VA. M'CLELLAN. Attorney at I?aw. ST. Ldm*, Mo. Office on Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec ond, 2d floor, entrance No. S, Pine street. Particular attention given to collections in Missouri and Illinois. au*2l. GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney at Law. NOTARY PUBLIC S FOR THE CITT OP WlilCkl.lNO, CCVAnd Commissioner .for. the. State or Ohio, to take acknowledgements or Deeds, Depositions and other writ ings. aug26 A. C. Jones, Attorney at Uw. Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House. W H F.P.LI NO, VA. . JACOB. J. n. ttEMUMCTOM. I JAC'OR Be PBIVDIiGTOff, 'Attorneys nt Office three door* north of the Court House. WinecLixo, VA. 03^WHl attend regularly the Courts of Marshall, Ohio, I Hrooke, and Hjincock counties, and tlie District Courts at Fairmont and Parlceraburg, and such othet Courts In the vicinity of Wheeling aa may be necessary. JOHN I.. NEW BY,, Aldernann 41k .Ward; and Attorney nt LairJ WILL attend to the taking or depositions, and writing off 1>cciW, Contracts, Leases, dec. Persons desirous of bis ser ] vices tn taking Depositions, will plea*; to hare th? notices .o as to take them at hisofflcc. Jle will be found iu his uilWe mostly during the dajj from 7 A. M. until*1 P. M. Ornca- Quiocy street, between Main and Marhct, sooth side. _ _ ' iUggS John M. Eiohelberger. ATTOHUKV AT I.AW, W1LL p ractice in the, Couru or Oho comity, and will give particular attention to collections fu Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania. . OFFICE: On M?iu Street, next dopr to Merchants and Mec] auics Bank. REFERENCED Hon. James M. Mason. Va., . James Cooper, Pa , . Judge Dnaiel M Rmpser. Pa.. Messrs. Barton + Williams. Winchester, O. W, HeUkeli dc Co , WBeeting, . Logan, C*rr dc Co., Jy13-t yd PHYSICIAN'S. Dr. M. Campbell. OF fiUMOOM, VA.) OFPICKt Fourth St., adjoining the residence or Henry Moore. nor24 Wleellai, Yn DR. A. n. TODD, Office and Drug Store, corner Quincy and Firth streets, WnizuKa, VA. DB. M. C. HDrr, jffice on Main Street, one doer Soulhot Jod*o Pry's residence. . . WHEELING VA. DR. E. A. HTT.DRETH, ?m?c am Knl<?Mi Nn. 38, IdMrMalreM, ADJOINING THEt?OUKT HOUSK. DR. THOBURN, OFMClsne. 94, MAIN STBKFT .usOG-lyd Centre Wheeling. Ali'd. Uugb.es, M. D. OFFERS hla profeaslonal aei vlcea to the communry. I (.meet At reaideoce, on Cantre itrat, between Filth ml .Sixth. ro?riS-lT DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DEALKK IN . Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, ?ye9tntr*, Patent Iff edief nee, Perfnnsery dfce. no. g4, rwiow sr., wmcymto. ra. KELLS & CALDWELL, w hoTes'ale^drTjqgTSTS, AND 11EALRRS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-StufB, VAKftlSHKS, HRUSHBS, GLASSWARE, Ac. UNION BUILDIIVGfil, MAIN NTBEBT, 4ni DOOR BKtow MONROE, WHEELING, VA. J. H. C RUM BACKER, irkoleaale and Retail DRUGGIST, No. 175, Mu* Stbmxt, WnssuKs. V*. T. H. LOGAN & CO. (Socceuorb TO PAXTO.v & Lakk,) Wholesale and Retail .Druggists, | And dealer* In Palnta, Oils, Chemlcala,Djeetuf?..Yar uishes. . White Lead, Perrumnies, Fancy article*, dtc., dec. d:c., . - No. 193, Bridjge corner, 1Mb at., , > MptWf Wnnun, V*. W. T. SELBY, Wboleiali Dealer Im Foreign and Doineiistic Dry Goods, Xo. 117 NAlWB STREET. Wheeling, T?. MKXTON, MBAL 9t MTBAiW?e?? FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. N 1. W. SEXTO*, L. SEAL. A. Yah Sweahisoem o. w. liiisar.LL. j. A. rrrzEa. x- a. fc?KA*iMOXW,/a. HEISKELL & CO., - Dealer, in nil kind, of Fancy and . Staple Dry Goods, J?r?ar of Mar KM and Union atreeta,-thtta doorarror> Wm. s.. Wltkham'a Aurtlon Room, _ ?!?l- Wheeling, Va. , W. F, PETERSON Fir Iff nrfine, nnd EJfe Vnsnranec AND LAND AGENT. BtrSlNESS CARDS. WM. B. UDITTO W. * XKWTOX X. MILTON. Wn. B. lInMen ?V Milton, i i .(Jwwwori, /o ?. lf<W & tfuilon.)' Commission & Forwarding Merchants NO. 660, MAIN STRKKT, : LOUISVILLE. KV. "I-p- -> uuctnrod articles. Also, lo receiving and Forwarding Goods. 7 KKPBR TOi Jss.'H. Forsyth, K?q , Hunter, Fleming* Co., Wheeling; and Rhodes <k Oglrby, and Hell & Harden, Hrldnwport, Ohio . . ' WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Grober and dealer in FI.OVR.AND AM, KIMm OF FBOTt). iom, CLovEBftTinoi'iivitevii No. 11?, t. rxrr cokxkk Max KXT AND cm ok# .% wammo, a. F. R. ARMSTRONG, AUBNT AND IIRALBR IN REAL ESTATE. Office corner or Main and .Union streets, >uxe7-lyd WHEELING, VA. S. D. WOODROW, DEALER in FAMILY GROCERIES OF EVK^T DESCRIPTION. Jt0. aoCMa1n>trwt, WlKrliutt. Vs. M. J. KEATING, Wh*l?nle ??d Bcull Dealer ia Foreign and Domestic) Fruits. ??*?, C'lOAIlK, And Manufacturer of retry -possible variety of PLAIN AND FANCY DANDIES, Corner of Main and Monroe Sli IccHnK, J. N. ZIMMER'S CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY, No. 1G2 Market st, a fetc floor* South of the faarket Howe, Wheeling, Va. He keeps constantly on han<Ta large stock or the follow injartlcles j Batter Cracker*, Witer Crackers, Soda do., Sugar , do., Pilot Bread, and the celebrated Boston Crack 5rs; all or which will be aold at the rtry lowest prices. Wheeling. Aug. 21. 3md. Wm. R1HEDAFFER, WIIOM!NAI,E AND BFTAIl CHAIR MANUFACTURER, No. VI, UNION STREET, WnuLinn, Vmoisn. EDW. L. PRATT, Panoy and Windsor Chairmaker, MAIN STKKET, BKTWKKX ONION AND MONROE, WHEELING, VA. S. D. HARPER & SON, Wholesale and Retail dealer in UAT8,OAP8, STRAW ROODS, MUFFS, FURS. AND CARPET BAGS. No t29 Main st. corner or Union, , Whxxlino. VA. I. M'CLAHUCN, . ?. M'CtAT.LXK. JX., ~ C. D. JU?OX. M'CLALLENS & KNOX, IVholesalfl and Retail Den term in all kinds of Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c., No. 106, Main street, WHXXLINO, VA. WILLIAM BOLE, IVkeleanlc and Retail Dealer in nil kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 161, MAIN ST., BELOW MARKET ALLEY, Wheeling, Va. JOHN HOWELL, , .. DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, &o., IV?. ITS, Main St. New Wholesale i.xquor siore. BECKER, WEILLER & FRANZHEIM, Importer* ?f Wines, It randies, Gins, &c. Sprigs lionae, Water Street, WIIKHMN'G, VA. This is a branch oMhe House of Becker, Wei Her dc Co., of Philadelphia, and.will always lie In the receipt or'the purest and best Wines anil Liquors, which will be supplied to dealers In Wheeling aWd the surrounding couiury at the towest Eastern wholesale prices. declG FOREST CITY HOUSE, W. A. Ac II. C. 8MIT0, Proprietor*. Corner of Superior Stieet and Public Square, tf .. . Cleveland, O. WALNUT STREET HOUSE, J. W. N1VKNEV, Proprietor* Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, tf Cincinnati, O. T. SWEENEY & SON, (SC?:CK880ftH TO SwXXNKY* & 11 ELL,) MANUPACTUHKRS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN China, Qacienswni'e, Lniups, Girandoles, TABLECVTLEKV. Arc. NO. Go, MAIN STREET, Wunuxn, VA. NEW QUEENS WARE STORE. HOBBS, BARNES, & CO., Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in CHINA, GLASS, Oc ^UEKNSlVARli, IIOl'SK AND 8TRAMDOAT FURNISHING GOODS. A'o. MS, Monroe St., near the Post Office, WHEELING, VA. H. P. MORRIS, DEALER IN UABDWABK AND CUTI.EBY No. 11, Monroe Street, WmcKLiwo, Va. KDKCXD 1I0BBS, TH8S. L. TAYLOR. HOBBS & TAYLOR, Ulannlactnrersof STEAM ENGINES, AND GEiVEBAL 31ACIIIRIMT8, CORNER MAIN & QUINCY STS. MILL* KKOINES, TOBACCO AKD HOISTING SCR KWB STEAMBOVT KSOINKS, OR 1ST AKD RAW KILL WORK, rrRKACK KNOIHfc*, RNAIHE BOILER*, And all kinds of machinery made to order, on the uiostrensonable terras. Geo. W, Anderson; FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Watkrstrkkt, Wiiicsi.iwo, VA, THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having opened for ti-e reception or freight, be terdi rs his rervicca to tho public. His facilities for forwarding are unsurpa&aed, his warehouse beirg on the track of tho Road, and i.e->r <n the setaniboat lauding. Having ample storage room, no charge will be made for sto) nee: when consigned for shipmout. G. W. A. fcb98 ~ RICHARDBL13M, [Successor to P. A. HRHNTL1NGKR.3 Denier in DRUGS, MEDICINES, OUiS, Chemicals,Dye Stuffs, Paints Be Perfumeries, Also Imported Havana Cigars Sf Fancy Article*. No. 84, COR. MAIN AND THIRD Sts., Centre Wheeling. K. W. Stsfitb**, CHAR. BEVTTT, P. W. Kxox. WHEELING NOVELTV WORKS. STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co. MAJiUPACTURKBS OP SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, Coffee mill., nil kind, of Fnatenlnga, IIIqkti 11 nd Jlnlenblr Cnstinix., WHEELING. VA. E. VARNEY . MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN Ac BURET IKOIV WARE No.8-Main St., near the Creole Bridge. Wiiuuro, V*. J. C. HARBOUR, Wholesale aid Retail Denier In CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS, I.OOKINCS 6I/AWB*, Ac FPHOMTKBV WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NO. 143, MAIN 8TRKKT. WHEELING, VA. c.l. LAMBDIK. R.c. BOXIIAJC. . f. W. BAMWT. - LAMBDIN, BONHAM, A CO., TlltanllA.VIIEei.ING AND PnOENI* PAPtvH MILL9, WHEELING. VA. .Manaffccture Prlntiiif Wrapping Paper, Candle Paper, Cotton.Yarn 1 ?/.??> Steam Ho?t Paper, ttontat Hoard,.'Fultera'Koarda. ftc W. D. MOTTE & BRO., Dealer la nil U?l"fT.rel?? ana Donntl: DRY GOODS, No. IK. Mamcarr Stk??T. WnaaLiim. v*. M. REILLY, Wholesale Dealer in Grooeries, Foreign im^.l^oiiiewtic. Wine* Iwjuort. No. 181 WvriiBK MARKET Squark, 10.7-ir i,vnKiaiNf;. VA. CRESCENTTRON WtJRKS. ?. Iron, - Gill, Harden ,& Stephens, Manvf.elurer* of BoiUr, Sheet, if Anivay Jri ,Tf. . -WHKHI.ING.VA. , j1' TTAVR their Work,nowIn full operation,end H paied to furnish to tho trade, artirleaof their roano r.etnni.'.iial In qnalitr ?ndflnl?# to aur in the market. on SudL between Mai. and Wate. ?mxkcUi .... afireta, BUSINESS CARDS'. .a >.,???'. 1 Adams & Co.'s Paokage Express. T*7"B would respectfully inform the public that we hare tt extended our. Great, western Eirpress to Zaoes* ville, and from thence.br connecting Express Line, to Newark and Columbus, through to Cincinnati, Louisville and SL Louis. We are now prepared to forward with mail speed a lid safety, Specie, Hank-bills, Jewelry, and ell descriptions of light and valuable packages to and from these points, and also the intermediate points or St. Clairsvilie, Loyds ville, Morristown, Fairview, Washington, Cambridge, Newark, etc etc. A special messenger will Irate our office in charge of all I valuables and packages, and any business entrusted to his care will receive prompt and efficient attention. 1 ADAMS & CO. sug22tf N. PICMAN, Agent. EMIGRANT PASSAGE, Foreign Exchange and ^Express Agency, ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, NcLan Bwu, (Vhceliiif. rlK undersigned is ?oIe Apent, in thisci- _ _ ?.|j. \ ly, for the sale or passe ne'er cc rtl ficatcs 1 for emigrants, by the ''Old Black Star." line orLTve'rpbol and New York packets. These ships are regular packets, making the passage in hair the time or ordinary ruling vessels. The number of steerage passengers is limited, and there is no danger of ship Tever. to winch the ordinary emigraut vessels are liab!e. We sell bills or exchange drawn at sight, for any amount, parable,at any iiauk or post-town in Eugland, Ireland, or Scotland Persons wlio wslito remit money to their frlemls, or bring them out from the "old country," will bo supplied with the dralls and tickets at the lowest rate. I 'augl&tr N. PIG MAN, Agent. A. a. KOBIfTCOtt. J. M. BU8HK1ELD A. G. ROBINSON 3c CO. MANUFACTURERS OF WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS, 6lc.-ALSO, Grocers and Commission Merchants And Produce Dealers. No. 32 AND 33 WATER ST., WHEELING, VA. J. COWCILL. . A. M*8W0RD3, COW GILL & M'SWORDS, Ferwnrdlng and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND ' General Produoe Dealers, No. 59 WATER STREET, WHEELING, V*. CCS-HavIng ample room for storage, no charge will be I made ror storage, when consigned ror shipment. I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS. A. M. ADAMS HAS just returned rroin the Kast, with an unusually large stock orGocds, manufactured into clothing by the best or workmen, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices, wholesale or retail All 1 ask Is fair investigation, without prejudice or favor, and I defy fair competition In Coats, Pants, and Vests, or anything in the clothing line. (Tome and try me, one and all, Jew and Gentile. oct6-tf ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DR. S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. F. HULL1HEN, OFFICE No. 131, Fourth street, near the Presbyterian church. Manufacture Teeth expressly for each par* i.jl.1 r ticular case. Full setts or Teeth, or any parts or setts, made with artificial Gums. TheGupl Is made in one continuous or solid piece-the cost is the ime (or teeth with or without gums. Pull setts or teeth made from ?73 to $luO a Reiti small setts from g3 to &o per tooth. febl?lyr;d. Wneeling Savings Institution. OFFICE, NO. 19?f MA IN NT. OfTico open rrom 9 o'clock, a. in., until3 p. m. Discount day-Thursday, 10o'clock, a. m. CCSTMoney received on transient deposite. Interest paid on special deposites. I J. Cr-mdackkr, ALEX. Roueub, Alkx. PAXTOH, A.N. JOHNSON, DANIEL STEENROO, JAB B. MARSU, ADAM FlClI r.an AND U.K.LIST-DIRECTORS. oufeQ! , WM. McCOY, Treasurer. 1 : THE WK?rmi!* INSURANCE COMPANY OF WIIEKLIKO, VA., , Continues to take all kinds or Fire and Marine risks, Offlce No. 192. Maln'st. ' - ^ M. NELSON, President. WM. M'COV, Sec'y. ISLAND TANNERY. REBGER A HOFFMANN, makltactcrkrs or Every description of Leather, And Dealers in Wool nnd Hide*, Store Room A"o. 170, Corner oj Market Alley and Main street, Wheelimi, VA. 03"Shoe Findings or all kinds on hand, and sold at very moderate terms. LUMBER, LUMBER. L. S. Root's Lumber Yard AND PLANING MACHINE, WEBSTER STREET, CENTRIC 'Vnmivd. tX3~Heis prepared to (ill all orders ror S.iWKD LUM BER, PLANED FLOORING. WEATHER HOARDING, SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, A?;. <fcr. Office: No. 2-1, Main Street, near the CR - tK llRinns. a ne 24-ly.d. J. TuK'l'ON. Iloniie, 8ign, nnd Ornmurntnl Pnintcr. 128, Main,dcticeen.Vonrreand Union streets, Wheeling, Va. ttJrSfgnt. Hauliers and Flags, transparent, plain an?l Taney, executed with ucatncss and de patch, Graining Ac. ftb22-Gin Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. M. H. GREGG Number GO, Monroe Street, near the Court House. GENTIiKRIKN'S CLOTHING Made to order in the latest styles. J. &. W. TAYLOR, rvinnnroclnrcraand Denier* in all kind* ot TOBACCO, SNUFF & CIGARS. WUOI.F4AI.E AKD BETAIf., No. 168, Main St., East side, 2 doors below Market Alley, tf. WllKELlKU, VA. S . A V t K T , Wholcunle and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer, No. 146, MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Va. rO-Has on hand the Urgestand best assortment of flftti ami Caps or all qualities and sixes. janll R. CRANGL*- &. CO. WHOLESALE GK "ERS, Forwarding and Cotnmission .11 Kit CHANT*. Corner Monroe and Market streets, ?f.mo.Va THOMAS POPE. ARCHITECT. Office, No. 7il? illclodoou Buildinga. Persons about to build, can obtain designs for Public Buildings and Private Residences, with the requisite speci fications, estimates and superintendance. TUOS. nORNBRuOK, 1 Dealer in Real Estate, HAS on band, Building lots and Improved j?roperty for sale on accommodating terms. Two Brick houses, j one Office, and oil" Hall for societies or Otherwise for Rent. lyil. Monroe St., No. 2-H, up stairs. Brentlinger & Armstrong, PRE8CRIPTIONI8T8, HA VE'just received at their medical store, a freshsup ply of the most choice medicines, such as people may I rely upon. Ill making their selections, no regard is paid to 1 prices, so the article be of the best quality. Physicians' Prescriptions put up by careful hands stall times, dnr or night. aus21-lyrd N, LATHAM. L- T. WOODS Latham and Woods, [8UCCr>90R8 TO LATHAM AND h'bORNIK.] FORWARDING AND Commission Merchants. And-Produce Dealers. No. 20, Public Landing, [BETWEEN MAIN AND Svoamore STREETS,] CINCINNATI, OHIO. (EJ-Qfflce 3 door a west of Sycamore. msyl7:l MORANDI'S RESTAURANT, AND OYSTER SALOON, No. 107 Main street, [FORMERLY THE "OEM,"] WHEELING, VA. (C7*HotCoflee, Tea, Meats, etc. Ausust 13. 1853. HENRY K. LIST 8c CO. 'SnccKSSORBTO list, HOWELL dc Co.j Wholesale Grocers and Liquor M^BCHAWTS. N o. 88, Main Street, "Whkkliko A. Logan, Carr & Co., DKALKSff IK ALL KIKDSOP TOBACCO, SNUFF tf- SUGARS, 81 MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Tn. LLOYD LOOAN, . i- O. BlKXR W. CARR, 1 n. n.CARS. mar 30 JOIIK DONLOK. .JANKSKAXWSLL DONLON & MAXWELL, ?SQCCXB?0RS ,TO POLLOCK dt DONLOK ] Wholesale Grocers and, Liquor Merchants, JV?. 8 Monroe Street, Whirling, Va., ?PB7-Ir ; - JAMES BAKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST - IT*. IS, ranter lUlaaaJ nnrMiu ".T'.-.i"' W1LB&L1NG. CITY BUSINESS. oaiXTii. J. r. HOPKINS. i. y. roiu FORBYTHS & HOPKINS, (Svccetiors to Forsyth and Baker.) _ Forwarding >ad Commission Merchants, PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS, ?V| .VVlNGcompI^edout'trrfngemadta EUt and Welt JCX fb^Che safe and speedy transit of Morehendlte ami I'rdHuce, we tender .oureervlees to U? public, with the asaurance that our facilities tfo uu.nrt?aBsciI j our ilouso having. Railroad track running Into .t), and being very commodious and detached from dtherTOlfdlngs, gfvoa our' ; Irieiidsgre.ter security for their properly. QOrSote Agent* for the Baltimore and Ohio Trans ftortotion hine, through direct ta Philadelphia. N.B i Having caf acity 10 atore 20.000 tons, na c/iargi will be made for storage when consigned for shipment. jauQI , F'S.&H. VBKELBR * LAKIN, MERCHANT TAILORS; Monroe street, two doors frotn Market, under the Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va., Keep constantly on liancl, a full assortment or Cloth*, Casslmenss, Vestings, &c-, wbicb wltLbe made up to or dor la thu latest ityle, end best manner rebSS tilaoand Hand Paper Katekllibmeei. A. R. DILLON & Co. (SUCCESSORS TO F. B. HDftNBROOK.) Nrar the Catholic Burying ground. . HAVE taken the above establishment, where they in-' tend t j manufactureGlne and Send Paper or the beat quality, which they will nail on as good terms osjthoy can be boi/ght any whore In the West.--v QJ^Gaah paid for scraps, - - -. - Coi'i'bH, -i-Ift, Ac M Altti Manufactory. THANKEUL for the liberal patronage heretofore r bestowed unon him, the subscriber would respoctftil lly inform hla friends and the public generally that Iw .^continues to manufacture the?abovo named artlclcs hi , All their variety, of which he has alwayspn hand, a good as lortment for wholesale and retail at Very tpwpricest. He also keeps on hand, cooking atovea of the most ap proved pattei lis for coal and wood; Job work will continue to receive hla particular attention ind be executed with promptness and In a style that will .eag.be most fgsttdU. ^ 9 DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, &o., &c. J II. CBVRiBA?KE|l would announce .to his . li lends and the public generally, that having puvchas id the Interest or the senior partner In the business lately :onductcd under the firm of J. CruffiDacker .& Son, he will continue the same at the old stand* No. 176, Main st., md would respectfully solicit, and trusts to meritacontin nance or the patronage soli berally bestowed on tha old firm. He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening- an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs ami Clteinicals, Perfomery, Faycy articles, 6tc.f all of which were purchased -\tter strict personallnspecuon and with scrupulous regard *o purity of quality, and are now offered to the nubile on tho inoSt reasonable terms; lvr. GEORGE MENDEL. No 134, ITTain Street, WHEELING VA. IS now receiving a LARGE LOT OF'cARPETS, RUGS, MATS AND MATTING." Also, Table and Floor Olo Cloths of all widths, and keeps constantly on band a larg I assortment of Furnature of every description. Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Gloss Plates, Veiiltlaii tnd Transparent WindowHliiids, KlindTrimmings, Clocks Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish, Haircloth, Curled Hslr, Spring, Sacking Rottons, Kraas and Mahogany Stair Hods, get, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices, augttl Look at This! ALL those who are desirous of preserving the memory of themselves and and friends, can do so, most effec tually, by calling without delay,at L. Tarbell's Daguer reolype Rooms, at the corner of Main and Riddle streets, Centre Wh leling; and procure for each those lire-like Pic tures which cannot be obtained, with the same degree of beauty and excellence, elsewhere in tha city. L. TAR BELL. Dagucrreotypist, Corner or Main and Riddle streets, jetS Centre.Wheeling. DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. A.C. rABTBIDOGinvltiH attention to his Daguerean Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result of years of experience and clOBS application to the art. Confident that he now combinek in his establishment all of the improve, mcnts which time and proper tests have proven valuable, he can promise tonrodoce Likenesses tombining all the beauty and perfection which has yofrbe**?lt*ia*l*y tho Daguorreau process. For the attractive and commodious style In which his rooms are fitted up, he invites thepfiblic to call and exam ino for themselves. Ills Cabinet of Specimens are always open for inspection. . , Likenesses taken in all kinds'of weather, singly, or In groups; also, post mortem likenesses taken at short notico. oar A well setected stock of materials-Chemicals, plates, cases, lockets, &c., always on hand and for sale. StooHia, No. :iO Monroe at., near the Post Ofiico no vlS New lYLusic biore. Higu of the Circciuti Trigonuui, No. 190 illniit Street. J. FICKIESON would respetilully an Rliouncc lo the citixcns of Wheeling and vi [fclnity, that he has just opened a new and .' elegant establishment for the sale of Violins, (Juitais, ViolinceUos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fifes, Accorde* oils, Banjos, and Tamborines. Urasa Instruments the first and best make. Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for singing. Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the newest Songs, Duetts, etc., and tho very best Konian and Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. Claronct-*, Heeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin aild Guitar Screws, Viplini linger and Tail KoardS. Bows for Violincello and Violin.* A. Klecer's Furniture Polish, for renovating varnished Furi.Uuie, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steaiu Boats or any descriptions or Furniture. Also lor sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos of the first and best manufacture in the United States, such as Nunus and Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Dun ham's, Hallett and Allen's celebrated IJoston Pianos, Ac. Agent for the make ofCarhardt and Necdham's Patent Melodcons. Accordeons, and allkind of musical instruments repaired n' ti e lowest prices. tf. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrango* nients in the East for the supply of Marble, and con templating the erectiou of Steam works, he wouUUnyito the attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in gen eral to the inspection of his stock, consisting of Italian, Egytian, Sienna, American and other Marbles of the finest qualities, which can be sold lower than any other establish ment in the west. Dealers would find it to their advantage to iuspect his stock before purchasing elsewhere. His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his stockofStatuary and other carved work, Monuments, Cen otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot stones, ftc., and Grave yard work in every variety} being enabled by his superior facil ities to supply this work at considerable lower prices than any other establishment in the country. Please give me a call and examine my work. MICHAEL J. ROHAN, .Marble Mason and \'ault Builder^. I tOTAIso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Casts and Models, atid Marietta Grind stones, warranted at the lowest trade prices. 1 y. d. Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &o. JER'H; B. SHKPPAKD would roaptctftiUy In . form bis friends and the public, that he has re _ -moved his establishment to No. 131, Main Street, corner of Union, where will be found constantly on band, a large and well selected assortment of all articles in his line, consisting of Saddle*; Bridles, llarness. Iron frame and Wood box Trnaki, Valises, Carpet ISags, Scotch Upper and IIoff skin Collars, lianaes, Whips, &e.,???*., Ac. At* of which are manufactured by competent workmen, oftb* best materials, and will be sold CHEAP FOB CASH. Tho?e desiring to purchase are requested to callandex amine for themselves at f apl2-yrd. No. 131, Main st. Wheeling, Va. EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS' James P. Perot & Brother, FLOUR AND GRAIN FACTORS, 41 NORTH WHARVES, Philadelphia, Pa. ICS-Refer to t FORSYTH & HOPKINS, WM. T. RELBY, HRISKBLI, rtc Co., WM. McCOY, novl&lyd J. R. MILl.ER & Co. lE^S C. BAKER A Co;, wiil make advances on consign ments. . Hoskins, Heiskell & Co. IMtORTltll* AND JOBBERS Of STAPLE A N0 FANCY DRY GOODS, AVE removed to their new Iron Huilding. 913 Market and 34 commerce stv. PHILADELPHIA. spl7:ly Anspach, Brother & Co. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE, No 70 North Third it. corner of Cherry, Philadelphia John Anspach, Jr... John F. Jacobyj.. .James M. Reedt William Anspach;..Henry B. Fafrman. sepl7:ri6m Wolies, Ballard & Co. IMPORTERS AMD JOBBERS W FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 179 Market street, Philadelphia. 117" B. Co. have also opened a warehouse for the i Tf . reception and sale pf Western Produce. Partic ular attention will bo given to consignments ol Wool, I Flour, Bacon and Tobacco. REPEH TO-John Goshorn, Esq., .> w, ,, Thos. Johnston, Jr., Esq. S Whe?lInS David Farrier. Esq. Clarrington, O. John B. Baylesay Ksq. Portland, O. Absalom Ridgely, Ksq. Ohio co. Va. C. Tarr, Jr. & Co., Wellsburg, Va. 1 James Means, Esq. Steubenville. O. ( 0L. B. F. KELLY, .formerly of Wheeling, is engaged in this House.) sep26-dly . MACKEREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH. T HB *ubscri he rs are constantly receiving supplies of the above at tacjes, from the TCast; which, together with other kmds of fish, are offered at the lowest market priccs. Ordersrespectfully solicited. .Entire satisfaction guaran tied aS to quality. CURTIS & HRADLEY, ijrll frtj South at., Baltimore. H WHEELING. United *tnieM C!lotk|ns Warchome. . . Branch of. the United?State* Clothing Store, Baltimore. WIESENFELD. <f- CO'S WIIOt.KS.LS AMD S KT4IL CLOTHING. EMPORIUM, No. 133 Main St., Wheeling, iCONSTANTLY on hand, m extensive assortment or \J Fosbjonable Clothing, and, Youth's uid Children's Clothing, which will bo disposed of on reasonable term*, ' 03*All orders promptly executed. Je2-ly W. M. BERRYUILL. Cheap Furnishing' Warerooms. 161 MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA. ALL kinds or Furniture, Incldulng CHAIRS, SOPAR, CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSK8, SC., of the latest styles and best qualities, kept constantly on hand, at rej rtuced prices. I dlyr. ; K. W, STKPHEMS. C1IAB. BKATTY. >. W. KHOX. Whefcling Novelty Works. 8TEPAEI?8, BKATTY3c CO., MANUFACTURERS OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, COFFEE MILLS, ALL KINDS OF FA8TEN1NOS, 11INGKS AND MALLEABLE CASTINGS, Wheeling, V?. WANTED.-The highest price will be paid. In cash, for scraps or wrought and cast iron, copper and brass, at tho WheelingNovelty Works, Centre Wheeling. mar2S-fimd STEPHENS, BEATTY & Co. EVANS & BROTHER, MARBLE WORKERS, North end of Creek Bridge, Main Street, WHKBL1NG, VA. - (UrMonuments,Tomb and Grave iitones, In all their varieties rurnlshed to order. aj>?l Strobel & Blooh, i Wholeaole Dealer* in Wines Ac I-iqnom, No. 1T7 Main Street, in the building formerly known at the "Columbia Hquee." . ap31-ly W H E E tJ\ N O'j1 V A . Wilde & Brother BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in miscellaneous, ihedical, theological and'school books, stationery, wall paper and window blinds. Wholesale dealers, school committees, touchers, and others supplied at the lowest rates at the Bookstore, corner of Main and Union streets, Wheeling, Va. __ sp8_ Calvin Rice, PAINl'ER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c., No. 132 Main Street, ap19-1y WHEELING. J. W. Robb, Chn Ir Iflnnn facta rer, and Dealer in Furni ture, HAS always on hand, at his old established stand, No. 114 Main St., Wheeling, Va., Every variety or chairs, wananted or the best material and workmanship. He would.lnvltc those, who may wish to purchase, to call and examine his stock of Cabinet Fur niture, which has been selected by him, expressly Tor this market. It consists ofaofas, bureaus, sprii.g seatchalrs, wash and work stand, what-nots, bedsteads of every variety, cribs, ottomans, lounges, card, dining and break fast tables, dec., all of which will be sold at the lowest rates. J. W. R. believes that an experience of many years in the business, will enable him to give entire satisfaction to all who may, honor hiin with e call. marl8 New Watoh and Jewelry Store. Room, No. 4, Wathington Hall, Monroe St., WHEELING, VA 3nHR subscriber wouldca'l the attention or the public li> L his well selected stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, Iver ware, and fancy goods, which he is now opening - His stock is composed in partof gold and silver watches, keys, guards and chains. ' Every description or goldjewelryj Gold, silver, silver platodand common spectacles; Pure silvortable, tea, dessert, sugar, mustard and salt spoons, and butter knives} Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives, etc. etc. Port monnaes, pocket cutlery?'scissors; Vritr FINK rators, strops, shaving cream, etc.j Perfumery, combs, brushes and a great var'.ety of fancy goods; Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks, and jewetiy, and engraving handsomely done. A share of pttionage is respectfully solicited. anfr-dtf , . C.P.BROWN. X853.^B.gMfcfchMl 1853. am*;' Ha^ iar. ??" ?*? j ADAMS & CO'S EXPRESS NOTICE. New arrangement* belief en. Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadel phia, Nile York, Botion and the Eaat. THE public ate respectfully in/ormed that wo have made arrangements by which we shall run a Daily Exprcaa From Haiti more to Wheel!rig, via Baltimore anil Ohio Railroad, anil connecting at Baltimore with our Great Kaslern Express. 1o and from all the Cities and Towns of the Eastern and Middle States.. We are now prepared to forward by this route, all descriptions of light and valua. b'e Good*-, Packages, Bank Bills. Specie, Jewelry, die., at nrnil Speed, in charge of careful .Messengers. Express fof Baltimore and thfe East, will leave WHEEL* 1NG daily, at 8 o'c.ock, A. M. leave BALTIMORE i daily, at7. P. M. Merchants and others, are respectfully solicited to ordei their Goods throjgh Adams Go's Express. npl.Vif ADAMS & CO. OFFICE:-Market Street, McLure House. N. P1GMAN, Agent. Something worth seeing! A. M. ADAMS' NEW CLOTHING ROOMS. HAVI.NG now completed my rooms I am better pre* pared to accommodate my customers than ever be. fore, and at such low prices as will astonish the natives. Come on and try ine. Kemember tha. my place is one door above the old corner, so long occupied by me. It is useless for nie to undertake to enumerate my stock, the variety is so great. je20 A. M. ADAMS Pemberton House. Water Mtreet, Itelovr Monroe. % WHEELING. VA. TM. PEMBERTON announces to his old friends and ?. the public geiieraUr. that he has located in the com modious br ck build!/?, formerly known as the *'8t. Charles," and thorougrty repaired and refitted it, and is prepa ed to entertain travelers in good stylo at moderate prices. The Poiuberton House is situated immediately on the Steamboat Landing, and near the Depot of the Bal timore and Ohio Railroad, affording passengers lor the cars or packet boats a convenient stopping place. The proprietor, respectfully invites the attention of his old friends to his house, and solicits a share of public patron age ap20-tr CENTRE FOUNDRY. J. & A. J. HAGGS, Wo. 2D .Haln St., Centre Wheeling. KEEP constantly on hand an assortment of the latest and most Improved Stoves, embracing every variety or Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their .' Western Virginian," a coal stove, cannot be surpassed by any thing ever introduced inio the city They have sold 150 of them within the last six months, pledging themselves to take them back ir they did not give satisfaction, and have never ha done iet urned They also keep constantly .on hand the latest style of Arch Grates, Warranted equal to any made in this city? also cast Iron Sinks, and a variety of all articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low (or cash. ICS"Particular attention will be paid to ?ll kinds of Job Wo?k. dtfrwtf.-dug. 3. Spring and Summer Clothing. STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, ANNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and the public generally, that having ro commenced business, he is now receiving at his new 'Store Room hi the SPJtluG HOUSE, IVate^Str et, a splendid assortment or CLOTHS of every color, quality, and variety. Plain and.fancy CASSIAS ARES / Silk, Satin, and all kinds of VESTINOS, Ac., recently selected by himself In the Eastern cities, suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will ninke up to order at the ahorteat notice, In the leal manner, and'afeat atyle, His fancy Department embraces Shirts of every kind, Collars, Cruvats, Hand kerchiefs, Gloves.'Undershirts,''Drawers, Stockings, and every article kept In Gentlemen's general tarnishing Store. If you want the beat fit out in the riir, call at "Head Quarters," South room SPRIGO HOUSE, Water Streoi. marlo-tf , J. R. ANNAN. 8. MAQUiRI. F. REYNOLDS Annan, Mngtiire and Co., (LATE OP CUMBERLAND,,MD.) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 67,-MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Va. .03" Will give prompt attention to consignments. From their long experience in the CommUsiou and Forwarding business.they are prepared to oflfcr facilities eq*al to that of auy?%thor house. jan20 f Cincinnati Gazette and Louisville Journal copy 3m] EAGLE SASH FACTORY. E LIAS DEW <f> CO., MAIVIJFACTUBEK8 OF Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Venitian Shutters, JACOB STRUT, CENTRE WHEELING, VA. HAVING completed our extensive Factorr, we now prepared to fill all orders for Sash and Boors o every sire. All extra sizes of Doors and Sasnes, suitable to open fronts, Ac., made to order. Every variety of monldlngn, from a fourth bead to a 6 inch ogee are constantly on hand. Every variety of Pilasters and Architraves made to or dor.. Also, Venitian hhutters, either stationary or revol ving slats. The proprietors can assure theirpatrons and the public, that the above named articles are manufactured from the very best material and latest imp roved styles. All orders will be attended to promptly, and good* well packed for shipping. maO KL1AB DEW 4- Co. M0I1URE HOUSE, JAMBS CARROLL, PROPRIETOR. WHEELING, VA. HAS been recently completed at a cost of over $100,0001 and furnished in the "very.best style. It contains all the appliances in use in the best Eastern Hotels, and is ) calculated in ailpsspectsWr a first class House. The Proprietor havins been engaged heretofore in one o the best Eastern Hotolsis determined to accommodate his pat? ons In a style inferior to none west or east, and res pectfoHy eOHcit* their favor. . ffeb9?tt fiA boxks EI Kabrnsa Natural Leaf, a deli cloud article, In 0\J 60 a, boxes, for sale by . I dec9 LOGAN, CARR & Co. WHEELING. Si'BINO OF 1853. WM. TTSELBY. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign & Domestic Dry Good*, No. 117 itfam at., West fide, between Monroe ana Union tts. Wheeling, Va., IB NOW inTecelpt ofhlsSpring stock or Dry Goods and Notions, direct Trora importers and AlanuracUt rers. Comprising as complete and desirable a stock or go6ds adapted to the trade 01 this section as can be found in any hou e, Eaulor West. to which I would respectfully invite the attention of retail dealers; consisting of DRE88GOODS. c In black silks, alpacas, poplins, lawns, de laines, ging hams, ctc., with a very lar^e stock of prints. Of the best makes. and colors? A Iso, bon nets, ribbons, lining^, and other trimmings in variety. And of mxn'8 WEAR. In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts,. merino cassimeres, jeans, tweeds, and summer cloths; also, CottOnades, Den nis' blue drills, brown liuens, linen drills* nankeens and other such goods, a very desirab.e assortment. Also, men's and boy's palm hats, Leghorn arid Can'on hats, soil' wool, brash hats, etc.; with a full stqck of linen and cot. ton bagging, seamless bags, burlaps, table diapers, crash, drillings, lickings, checks, shirting, stripes, etc.,. brown and bleached muslins; with a good stock or white goods in the NOTION LINE. As cambrics, jaconets, Irish lineris, laces, threads, but tons, hofeirry, gloves, combs, otc., in ail their variety. My whole ftock will be louud unsurpassed, as well in quality and style, as in prices. margg j W.T.SBLBY. MoCLALLENS & KNOX, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 15 BOOTS AND SPQES, MENS AND Boys* Hats and Caps, at the tbell'bioibn stand of the BIG RilD BOOT. WE are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing Establishments, onepf the largest and hest manufac tured assortment or Hoots and Shoes, for Fall and Winter wear, ever offered in this or any other market. They have been riianufactured to order, according to'our own direc. tions, and are intended expressly for retailing. To our regular customers, and all others who may fkvor us with a call, we can offer an unusually large variety or Boots ami Shoes, which WPguarjuitceequalin quality of material aud, workmanship to those manufactured in this or any other partof the United States. Our stock will be found to con sist, ii> part, of the rollowing seasonable goods: NO. 187. MEN'S FOOTS. WOMEN'S GAITERS, HALF 1,000 prnien'8 kip boots, -OAiTicRs, ETC. 1,000 men's thick boots, 200 pr woraens gaiters, 1,600 men's call bootsi 400 do liair gaiters; t,000 men's water pi oof do 600 do walking shoes, MEN'S BROOAM*. 600 do pegged buskins, 600 men's calf brogans, 600 do kid buskins, slip 1,000 prime kip do . pers. 1,500 do thick do MISSES nOOTEES BUS. 1,000 low priced do KtNB, ETC. BOYS' BOOTEE-'. 600 misses morocco lace, 1600 pair boys thick bootees, 300. do kip do 600 4 4. kip do 300 do calf do 300 1 * cair do 300 do kid and mo 1 TOOTH' . BOOTS. rocco buskins 600 pr youths cair boots, , 150 do black, bine, aud 300 do kin do bronzed gaiters, 1600 do thick do CUILDREM's BOOTEES, BUYS AND YOUTHS drooans. 1,000 pr fancy bootees, l,000pr boys kip brogans, 2,000 kid dfe morocco 14 1500 do thick do 1,600 children's peg'd" 1000 youths do do 1000children's goat COO do kip do 1500 do eolored .* 500 boys and youths cair do OPM SHOES, WOMFN's lack BOOTS. 4000 pairsAliens','ladies and 600 morocco lace boots, . children's Gum Shoes. 1000 cair do HATS AND CAPS. GOO 1 i J do 400 doz men's plush caps, 1600 kip do 300 ' ? wool hats, BAND BOXES. 300 wood band boxes. Thanklblfor the libera] patronage heretofore extended to us, we solicit a continuance or the same. sep3 AlcCLALLKNS & KNOX Thomas H. Gibson, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 6 Union si, opposite C. II. Berry's Ropp store. BEOS leave to inform his friends and the public in gen oral, that he continues to carry on the plumbing aud gas fitting in all its various branches, and respectfully soli cits a share or publ c patronage. He has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes, com mon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps, bath boilers, water closets, wash basins, cold water fountains for ho tels, water coolers ror private families, hot and cold shower baths, bath tubs, lead and iron cinque boxes, lead coffins, hatters kettles, retorts for bleacliingt and all other chenncal apparatus, etc. Factories," etc. fitted up with dispatch. . Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bellar lights, candle burners, etc. AII orders lea at the above place will be thankfully re ceived and promptly attended to. N It.- All orders from the country will meet- with prompt attention. . ap6-Cmd S. II. BtOAtftNSOtt. Attorney at Law, BEVERLY, WAimMTON COOktt, O. WILL attend, promptly, to collections, Ac., in Wash* ington, Morgan, Noble, Athensaud Monroe counties, O. REFER TO: Hon. A. Nye, Marietta O. Hon. R. Nash, Galliopolis, O. (/. B. Goddard, Zanesville, O. A. tr. Kobinsou & Co. ) "VVhwIinr Va Gill, Kelly iV,Oo. j Wheeling, va. Drckfiey <fc Fenton, \ ??iiimnr? II. Wilson A- Co, S Baltimore. W. Palmer, Pittsburg. Temple <fc Barker. Philadelphia. ap3fl-f>m I W- V. CO 1'LAN. Wm. F. Coplan & J. B. Keys. Forirnrdiujf Ageutsnud COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WHEELING, VA. CCS"A re prepared to Forward Merchandise, and Pre duce, by Kail road and Steamboat, without delay. REFER TO-Samuel Neal, Wheeling, Va. .' J. Taylor 4*Son, Baltimore, Md. " Taylor Keys, " " Kirklaml, Chase &Co., " 11 Albert Brother, " J. P. Pleasant 4* Son, *' " Keys, Maltby & Co., Cincimiatti, Ohio. ** J. F. Torrence, " " " Pearson 4* Davis, " " ' .? S. T. Curd Jr Co., T/Ouisville, Ky. " S. W. Pupli, " ?? 41 Geurgo W. Philiips, Madison, Ind. *eb22 t-pecial Notice. NEW ARRANGEMENT, Wheeling to Clevelandin Twelve Hoxut, VIA CLEVSLAKD AND ITTSBURGH RAILROAD, FROM WEI.1.8VILI.E In connection icith the splendid side-irheel steamer* Winchester and Diurnal. u The steamer WINCHES* w I UrVTTA TEK, Capt. Geo. 1), Moore, I UmMWHt leaves Wheeling on Mm FaB^aiinUCBMJays, Wednesdays a nd Fri?B6SfliBSHH5 ilay>-, Uid tlie steamer DIURNAL, Capt. Titos. 1>. Ca hoon, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o clock, a. M. precisely, and reach Wellsville in time t connnct with the Express Trwin of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, for Cleveland. The above steamers connect at wheeling with the BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD; -wrrn *rme UNION X.VNK OF STEAMERS KROM LODI8VILLK; Audtho regular packets rroin Marietta and Parkersburg. Passengers are ticketed through from Wheeling, Btei. benville.and intermediate landings between Wheeling a*. Wellsville, to Cleveland.. * The Clevrland and PHtsburgh Railroad dbnnects ?i 1 svcland with the ' LEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI RAILROAD, and the Toledo, Nor walk and Cleveland Railroad. For the South and West, with the LAKESHORE RAILROAD, FOR TIIE EAST, Passengers for Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Detroi', Chicago, Racine, Milwaukie, or ti e Great Wes'i for Bui' alo, Niagara Falls, Albany or Boston; for New York, vi New York and Erie, or New York Cential Railroad l.im , will find this a cheap, expeditious, comfortable, and pleas ant route. Retnrut'ng. Regular connections are made at Cleveland with th above Railroads, and at Wellsville with the above name Steamers. S. C. BAKEK A- CO., Agents, Wheeling. ALEX. DOYLE, Ageiit, Steubenville. J. DURAND, Superintendant. fteb23-'o3 . C. P. R. R.. Cleveland. JOHN B. VOWELL. 24 Union Street, WHEELING, VA., DEALER IN DRUGS,. MEDICINES, FAINTS, OI1-8, DYE-STUFFS, TATF.NT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &C., &.C., CONSTANTLY on band, a supply of frrsh andpui Medicines. *ucb as any lamily can administer witl out fear of any. adulteration The Medicines aie purcba sed from the best eastern houses. ALSO-Manufacturer of a superior article of Lemo Symp, "" ' iyi* Tobacco and Cigars! WM LAUCHLIN, No 152 Main street, r.as amon* III:.' large assortment the following articles 1C0O ConsuellO cigars; 10H0 LaEloisa . 1000 Prinsado ? 1000 El Salvadv ? 1000 HI Dorado b'~ ? 2000 La Profecclon cigars; < 3000 Prunclea 1000 Flores Habbana 4 $ Bo*es twin hrothatfs tobacco; 6 ' Virginia ' ? nS BALTIMORE ?-a ?..... And other Society Regalia, JcumU, manufactured and told TH&asortmeht usually on hard consists of &i REGAIJA, Oid fa^'-Grw^^jSubordin.l, Lodge and E". : '. P"'n?SaaoU,er Cfl^'?.PUU,?? ? J l8y/i!s3<1' 4th aBd Rh BoSre*p*'**? **? ' ' P'chly embroidered EncampiheiitPaTad )m"O ."D SUBOII1" .firf Mm-Sachems, Past Officers, snd richlvombroldei . . d Degree Working and Parade Regalia. JEWELS^ Of "*> J"'?? Order., olsjlver. Gilt orPlatM Metals, iicluding KuigliU Templar, Cwith Uliks.-) ' BANNERS. Banners of.verr.slxe, style and cost, adspted to tke v? JouaOrders and Societies, manufactured to order: and De lp? for Banners, when required, furnished irieof m. TRIBES ?aSdehn^v?r^kinp ^e'r7t"S or'abppjy themselves with vade or Working Regalia, Banners.'<fcc., can depend UP n having tijetr orders satisfactorily filled, by calling on or S ??"* in GlllHhA SMITH. >i!'rimo"nm tur<,r*'13 BtIUmor? 8"?t, C*(KT. PRY, A(?s^ Wheeline. Va. oct5-tf I Co-Partnership. T associated with me in business, Mr. LO. A. ZANK, lata of Wheeling, Va Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1833. MICHAEL HBRR. THE subscribers having connected themselves, under he firm or AIICUAEL Hkbk 4- Co.,'will transact the conr nKW&SS? ?r ^'orP^Ke.'Praifslo?!, +?; ipon which advances will bo made when required. Baltimore, Feb. (St. to. Gwyu & Reid, Importer, and Jsbbert.fDrr Mo. 7 Hanover Street. BALTIMORE, MD. OFFER for sale, on the moat favorable terms, a .W ?rStaipe xxb Faxct Dky Goons. r lr8rectmilj' invite theattenUon of ti e trade .Buereiir. m?rat-a(f . tEE. RlCll'P D. MITCHELL, PBNN & MITCHELL, ' TOBACCO AND General Commission Merchants. No. 67 SOUTH GayStrjs^; Baltimore. ? REFERENCES! Sner^i.%C^i,eJoMeroh*"U' """. ."g"* Love,Martin 4- Co. do Tlios. J. Carson 4-Co - L do Pollard, Bird 4*Co. 32* Jaraea R. Baker, Wheel?pg. W. Wi Shrlver, do Forayths' 4. Hopkins, do; Rhodes 4* Ogilbey, Bridgeport. Holloway 4- FTarficId, do fantfclyd P. BELT. . :. *fl C, BOWIE* BELT & BOWIE, TOBACCO AND GENERAL Produce Commission Merchants. 1 ELLICOTT Street, BALTIMORE. " REFERENCES! Hon Thomas G. Pratt, Ex-Go v. and U S Senator 'MO.. Hon John-Glenn, Judge Circuit Colirt U R for Md. ^"h'r Morclmnli U'k-Balti-iore. Aguilla Mies, Esq. . Franklin . do Iroeman Cross, Esq. ' Com. + Far. fl'k do JlPTBU# Rogers & Co. do Fitzgerald 4- Magroder, do Loilft^Byrn, i -.u ,. : ;. uD Webb, Rowland 4-Co.-Louisville. - Forayths-^ Hopkins-"Wheeling. ^ * James R. Baker,- do (Jan29 L. w. GOSNELL. J. V. SUCK OUSMELL. L. W. GOSNELL & SON, C OMMISSION MERCHANTS "le orallkindsor COUNTRY PRODUCE, 71 BOWLY'S WitAn?, (SOUTH ST.), " BALTIMORE. _? ". , " REFERENCES: O. Brooks, Pres't Western Bank, 1 ifllfrfee^Co. ^Baltimore. Wm. T. SelbT, /--'?) John Goshorn + Ron. >\Vbeelin?. Jacob Sensenv. A. J. Wlieeler, ?) R. B. Bowler. ^Cincinnati. Bruce, 3/orgau 4- Co. J Webb, Roland + Co. i W. C.Brooks. + co > Louisville. J . S. ^forehead, J Jesse Hook. Waynesburg, Pa. [JanS? TABB, SHIPLEY & Co! Flour and GAneral Predncc COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 51 Light Street, Baltimore, R?FJ-RE*V?S: D C Jamison. Ksq, Casliier Bank of Baltimore. D Sprigg, Ksq, Cashier AJerclianls' Bank. Trueman Cross, Ksq, Cashier Com. dc Farmers' Bank. Mettre Creenway & Co, Rankers, Baltimore. 44 John Sullivan <FC SOUR, ?. " W S C Baker & Co, Wheeling. Mr Jas R Baker, ?? Mr -R B Swearingen, ?? _"-?"Ca8li*dvanccsmadeon conslintmcnta. decs JOSEPH GIST, JOHN U. WELLS, Of WMtburg, Va. OfWtlUtorr, V,. GIST &? WELLS, Produce Commission Merchants, No. 39 SOUTH HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE. B3~Particular attention paid to (be sale br Plour and uUter Produce, 'with lirompt returns.' ^(Ivancss roads on REPTRENCES f f. 1 ( . Rrooks, Tibballa + Fulton, Baltimore. Cole 4* Howard, ' do ' Brooks, Hon 4- Co. do SlinglufT, Knsey4* Co. do /frown 4* Kirkpatrick/Pittehurgh. James Dalzeil. do Dr. J'. C. Campbell, Wheeling. CJar?5 J BaltimorePiaus Forte Manufactory. J. WISE BROTHER, nianufactuiersorlioudeir . Grand and Square Pianos, request the special atten tion or female performers, to s late and Important Im provement In tlie TOUCB or the piano. By this Invention the keys of the same piano can be regulnted to OAKD or ?orr TOUCH, so as to suit the exact elastic strifingth of the fingers, it l?einRweli known to every performer, that the touch is of the first* . >\timportance, it 'vere vain to talk of fine tone ?r the ke /a are not susceptible of a free and eleatic movement, ot.ier wise, the inherent qualities of the instrument will remain unknown. Those who would avail themselves of the best possible means of playing the piano, should not fail to give this invention a trial. See businean circulars, which may be had free of post age, by addre&oing manufacturers. J. J. WJSK? BROTHER, Tnar26 Baltiwokk. Pendleton & iirotner, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IN LEAF TOBACCO, C0T10N, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, Pendleton's Wharf, A"o. 120 Louxr End of Smith*a Dock, BALTIMORE. REFERENCES: Hugh Jenkins A Co. ^ F. w, Brune rtc Sons, >. Baltimore. WE Wilson & Sons, ) Edwin Wortha'ra& Co. "1 Arch'ld Thomas & Son, > Richmond. Hugh W. Fry. I Rhodes ?tr Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio. Tweed, Sibley & Wright,") Joseph C. Butler & Co. ' > Cinciruati. John Creigbt 1 ) OtiaJ. Chifta!*' } Ctarl?l0n, S. C. Gordon <fc Co., Louisville. James M'CulIy, : V Brown & Kirkpatrick, > Pittsburg. Z. Chafee, J D. Lamb, E?q, Carb. N. W. Bank, } S. Brady, Esq, Cash. Al.drM. Bank, >Wheeling. Jas. R.. Baker, ) Joaiah Mbley, Hamburg,: f!. C. Henry A. ShrcWer, Mobile, Ala. A. L. Gaines. New Orleans.' ap25-6ra THE LONDON Watch and Jewelry Store. 1VO 10 LIGHT STREET, (4 doors from Baltimore ?t., oppotiU fountain Hotel,) Baltimore. THE subscriber, alter twenty years' experience in tbe cities of Europe, would inform citizens and strangers who are fri want or a good watch, that, for quality of work manship, his watches dery all competition; l}e having fa cilities for obtaining FINK LONDON Watcbki, which few in this country pos*ea?, befog personally acquainted with the most eminent London manufacturers. J. ALEXANDER, Late of J M. French** Royal Exchange, London. 03"Ffne Watches and Jewelry .repalrel properly. All London Watches sold at this establishment, warranted free of cost for four years. sepia-lrd SMITH & ATKINSON, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS; DYE-STUFFS, 4C., NO. 288 BALTIMORE gfkttif;' (NKAE SUAE* ST., BAI.TI9IOBR. PROPRIETORS or the- Horseman's Hope, for sprains, brulxcs, etc. in man or total* and also, Smith & At klnsoti's'Aitttricari "Worm KDJer. sepi6-46m