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c1NG1NNA1I IhxDROPATHHC OR
Waite Cure Establishment. -

above lsttuon is open for the reception OF
a, lie Carthage pike aud rods from the Hanil
TON Cincinnati and Dayton Rail.oad IN The rear ana at
Ie Ing easy access to those dcsirous oj enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution. 4lLiL -. ..I Y ~. a.
nis moe pleasing variety scenery than spi eads itself
before the traveller all the way nom Cincinnai m 70 & ne
CUE Thee and art combine, rendering Inc view
beautiful beyond dcsci iption ,,,,. ,;, &c ~. t,.te
and be?%I, @ E%tase au eess Of the
interior coabed with the numerous attractions winch
do oe The Halls
syc the Rooms spacious and inviting Where me inHaH
The He'd well ventilated
and iurnshed the Bath Rooms ave ample anu com
n,oiSns being convenient the application OF water IN
eSerT Ion In connection with the Institution there is
gymnasium Hall, seyeny.fiNr icct l9ng. Wae.e paen
st,ebtt BY hcshi exeeiso The Springs which fnr
water are sspd
forth water both cold and dellci county anu
;l yaTiety Of scenery Athngs eombntd can
not think more desirable place. seehns
m R HAVING lad much experience the treatment
disease for many years begs leave 70
those committed his Mrs PEAsE r. who ass oL or
years devoted her attention to the
ior so important station will take charge 9, the
m ProIsiss health and happiness
whichs prostratng the and @
lness oi large 81 ihi Of
OF any kind To this sao1ses %S Mps est to
the attention OF lauies, as III al eassA W
perform perfect cure Z - , or tho Cincinnati
and DAYTON Railroad, will stop at the SaIthage
station Patients requested to oring
on,n,titv of Old linen, suitable for bandagcs "a ri
,, be lei dollars per week. payable
esRy Extra will subject b. the m isase bo So
Ga r. to spend length OF time in the
,ia @ ent ne sons will be charged two collars per
day. hI5gas -, - ;,, be eb,rped for the first
Examination. t,,,.s 5tI 9id = Z
For io'tnei ~ nt pA d. a. .PEAsE, N. D:
| - - .ttNf :: Proprietor and Physicisn.
| Carthage, Hamilton Co.. Ohio. aug anG2a.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY

Corner Nhut uhu sSuAHCy sStEcSs"s tt..'" H
WHEELING, VA.
JNE Subsc ribcrs having greatly enlarged and com
ple,ed their extensive esnbshment,atc prepared to
the public with variety OF work. their line
splendid plain and fancy arches including fendcrs, sum
ner fronts fire iron stands &c, ovens common, roun
and stI night red crates 80
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon, len plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber and parlor Stoves honS TO 3oW
Hollow ware in all its branches. Suar Kettles OF vai
GUS Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail .,.. , si. ri, s... . chi .s 5;.e
and most improved tment OF patterns our long ex
reriencc in this line business and tile liberal patronage
hitherto ,eccivcd warrant TO expect continuation 6
custom in this part OF business Wind m hay scale
corn sLcl,cr truck wheel. and small wagon castings
PLoUGIs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We are prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane Bull. Hornet Snidcr, &c. We have also
GU, cd at this time the exclusive light to manufacture h
GIST,S PATENT PLO UGH, one OF The most improved
implement in farming at the present day. sy...
ycra,das &C. Portcr,s improved graduating twycie or
iron-wc secuted the patent right for several coni
ties for this iron, and exhibit recommendations
from the United States Armory &c.,as possessing qualities
for facilitating the Backsmiths labors which otheF
possesses 7Wndow'ca caps consos. &c: In short eve.y
Thing our business Sad irons with fancy Stands
scrapcrs porch feet, vault cclle is window and sewer
atinGs &c Wrought iron nail, and spikes, OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices.
JPcrsons wishing to purchase IN our lire wholesale
or RETAIL will! please give call All orders from the
country win he carefully attended to and pucuay filled
ane2i HAL NJ LTON & ROC ERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
MIAMI MED1CAL4CoLLEGE

yt .t0f CincinnntiTSCsslon Of RS02-o+S' "
aHE course of Medical Lectures in this lnstitn
| ton will commence on, the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months Eis
gsyi4GaE aFrH . noARp OF TRUSTEES ~ - !. .ts 40
Rev. G., ELLIOTT, u. d., President the Board.
o. NJ LANGDON&, VI. D., Secretary =. :. 4a.,5
Kew THORNTON a. MILLS. 81
Home. d. COFFIN -e.-a4"- ~ =!!tti ~ '' -'
utR..D. AIGSSEY IM.n biisi ltli.,i 5naA IL IL 11i
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. yE.iiE5 sf ba5ra8it
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, in. ,.t...,5 f.. d, .,l.i
s. F.. NJ. GREG DRY, Esq. ~ ts'.' .''t''A.''t'
K. GEO MENDENIfi NJ. .D.l ~ " t!t4i Z! y l.ll
The Faculty is com,os of the following gentlemen:
r. D. Mu,ry, ~ d., Professor oil Descriptive anu oPer'
JfP iJupKiss NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy p ~
Jouy D.vIs NJ d. Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy; ,ES
JoiiN T. WHITE NJ. d.. Professor OF Theory and Prae'
I Observation-Disclosures AZ d.. Professor OF Obstetrics and
diseases OF Women aud : hdJcn y.. fl,. e ,J,,
foiS K MuRrnY, N. u Professor OF Materia Medica'
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence: ,,,.,;
d'GI CoNEaYs NJ. d., Professor o institutes VI "eu''
cney il Ips. .lfs,f f ~ |, ,,..r,;sst,,v ,;st, 1881
ArRrIlMiSARy o! Lectures upon some
sveciates in Medicine and Surgery will be gwen uusns
be month of Ocobcr These Lectures Will be lTee 'u
d.nfs are advised to COMMENCE with TINS course
TLc III SSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision ol
the dunct Professor Anatomy, will be opened on 'e
1at OF October. s .r NOS ricr.t .,
nj : s.sc,ina . Ticket $40 Graduation Fee S25
r for iuft uishe' s'p' - - j. r JUDKINS, NJ d.
", q, tt-'NA az Dean of the Faculty.
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n ocaI and Travelling Asents Wnnted for
Popular and Useful Books just published CALtfGkt
MA ILLUSTRATED, including description OF the "a
mama and Nicaragua Totes with 4S suberb Tinted laho'
graphs, 324 pages, 6vo; price S2i This WORK. by ytm
fetts ajudged by the unanimous voice q tho
tercsng volume that has yet been golden
theme Since the Journal OF irav
els work has appeared that has created such thrilling
sensation emineny ana
with incidents Of the most amusing character In the Ian
eiage ofone or the city editorials perfect dnguerre
Also Dr. Beach's great work on Medicine, III AMERJ.
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN. 500 p..
ges 200 svo, sheep price S' Dr. BeacbH at
I'm head OF the eclectic practice in this country Such was
The deman that eighteen thousand copies of this work
were prnted In ono edition. Also, Dr. e. D. Hnlmonds
oTk E0RaTIoS "a ia Fo THE or TRUE GUIDB
To HEALTH 12no, cloth, 6es Pagesi price 90 cloth.
al PAPER coyers fourth thousand. Al.o, Wo3tAN,IS
HR aRIciTS ONS-conto. ring practical rales
o females their conaEct In the detail Of
susrv domestic duty; royal 16moS red CLOTH iiustratedi
mares; price GO cents This work should BE- hads
every especially the y3nng such ats Pop.aIty
zion Of New york alone wit IN very few moaihs. J
0rders for books above .dyersed with cash or postage
mps accompanying, VIII be promptly filed prepaid to
any part p assIsss. Sss5s Sn.s' ROBERT +, YouNG,
se5s4 et5si71a -, (Suercssor TO VIM. Hold edged
~ 10 5b1t;s 40 Fulton street New York city
~Editors giving his advertisement two 70, o, three n
Iustrated susS"-s.' sS--s.'
Gilias s9sH sdDuponvn Posyder. 2ifo;gi
f,fE subscriber as tho gency tho above Powder,
4 andihhs full supply Of all qualities on hand y ~,
ausoi. afso. " " gt.a'.s.t lt.sos.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

a.l.r (succEssoRs To JAS. PAuLL d COZ .itGI.i
Importer and Wholesale dealers iu DruBa,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.-'
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. '-.l
TAvING purchased the entire stock fixtures, chemical
anparatus &C. OF the firm of James PAUL DC, would
respectfully solicit patronage of dealers and the public
sencra rally. III goods warranted .. n l.., a.,
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure In
to favorable consideration
Alesss Kclls & Caldwell, and have no hesitation in saying
that Customers and dealers will re-
for this well known house large share OF patronage
JAS. Pa ULL& CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG Rail
,y-t soue,l MS 20 ROAD. - aityi,ai-1sIiii u
~ ssls-s 81 E Ess..sssss a q.
:, - - esss ssssSSa- Essss ss: s -

ON and aftcr "Wednesday, June 10th, s5a, Passenger
% ssssssp ar ss
vile aid mediate staohsi $40 r. NJ, Aeeommodai
lion Trainior Rasenna scpPng At all stations ~.
fssess &sss Il Express
9:iO Express Train from Cleveland! connects daily
with the following lines to wit: AT Hudson with the
Ravehna with Wards Line q -Four Horse Coaches Tor
Warren; Alance the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road at with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
i'i FOR PiTTsBURG.-Thc $50 A. NJ, Express Train,
SIDE PsbuTs
landings, arriving Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn
syvania Railroad. $500. 9a q! !Gh -. ..I I
Cleveland Pittsburgh, by of Welisve,
are tceted through, and their baggage is
checked to Pittsburgh via III, ,1o
Wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIuRNAL for
Wheeng touching at the anu
RETURNING.-i2:35i P. NJ. Express Train, connects
with the st a .ne W
the Akron Branch Railroad ~ .,tti. 9, = \ i,,,' -
Leaving P,sburs At oSods S a. M aRa
press Train Wellsville and arrive at Cleveands In
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Racine, Mlwauke,
anP .ns WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by route arrive at Cleveland the same
evening the following night can be IN Sork or
The Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock,
A. l. connects at Hudson with tho Akran Hranch Ral
and reaches az IN GeseSnd Ia
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South.
REruRs1soThe ram leaving Stese S
and Cleveland and with the
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ,ouN nuPANn76
-C,eveland June IA. '52 : 5# It Superintendent.
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TIN, & SHEET zHON WAR L
8Manufactorve z tIf'i - 'i',-'p
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

TIME SUBSCRIBER having mode extensive arrange.
nients the East the supply Of Marble, and con-
tenlatng the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
the attention of rchiects uiIders and the public in
TO the inspection Of his stock consisting of Italian
ounes which can be sold than any other establish
mcut in the west. .gagT,. q. &, Eg 81 f'- IL,
Dealers would find 10 their advantage to Inspect his
stoc K bc:o re purchasing elsewhere.
His work is dono the most elaborate STYLE aud he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock OF Statary other carved work Monuments Cen
o;nps Tobs Head and foot stones, &c. and Grave yatd
yoIk in every variety being enabled yhs superior tuc
tiles to supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country ,s5 i
- Please give call and examine my work x,
'|Ss'Sf 81 -ITl1Tl7.I MlCHAELJ. RoHAN; y"
..E .. u .zh- ll- Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. ,,. Et. p+.%o6 iSu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
GEORGE MENDEI,.
No i5l, NEnin street,
WHEELING VA.

WHEELING VA. t.s "a 5, gy..
II s now RECEIVING ARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths of ali widths and keeps constantly hnnd latg
OF Furnatue every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses. Glass Plates Nena
md TTuIsra rent Window linds Blind Trimmings Clocks
MrLogany Vanccrs, Varnish, Hairclotk Clrled Hair,
Spring Sackrg u,tons 'rass and Mahogany Stair Rolls,
ect ali OF which will be sold at the lowest prices ang21
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5.ls .,'' -, .',' New Music Store. ts.l
sign of the e:rccinn Trigonnm, NO. 1O9
T'I''FI'''sF'. " 0Iniu Street.

1.v-, j. FlCKIESON would respectfully an.
eIE = nounce to the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
Il n EI N 1cnity, that he has just opened new and
II " ueesant establishment for the sale OF Vioins
Guitars VionceIos Fagolets Flutes, Flies, Acco1dc.
ons, Bsiijos and Tamborines Brass Instruments the
first aid best make ~. 81 go : - - .'- --- -
Instruction all kinds of nstrumensi and for
singing. 80 ,.,-.lc.. r5y .f s ,,, . .5, .5i. 4 ]
newest Songs Duetts and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.d lrI
Claroncts Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards. So ,,-
Bows for Vioincello and Violin. -.
"a Klebers Furniture Polish, for Ienovatins varnished
Furniture, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture -. !. y7 f.,,,,iys !
Also sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best in the United States such
Nunns Clark,s gr and square Pinnos, j. b. Dim
han's, HalIet and Aliens celebrated BOSTON Pianos DC
Agent for the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. 'l9 LsH,sSi- t"--
and all kind Of musical
a. II lowest prices. K. = IA ,q.. ari rl yglgt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

T N. CRUMBACKER would announce TO his
friends and the public generally that ha wing purchas
ed the OF the partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF j. Crumbacker) d SON. he
viii Continue the same at the stand. No. 175, Main ST
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts to merit eontln
of the so bestowed the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities and is now
opening an extensive and well selected stock OF ana
Chemicals Pcrfumery Fancy articles, &e, all OF winch
were purchased after strict personal Inspection anu WIN
scrupulous regard purity OF quality and are now oerea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17

IHt!bIe ifG!i CEEvELASp AND DETROIT, +TskrY1 7un
Il; connection NTH the Clereiand aud Cincinnati Railroad
Ciereand and Erie r. r. Clerela,id and Pitt.5 gh r. r.
and Michigan Central r. r. ,7 tt IL .s,r ri,,ys,
Passengers will cketed through from any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling, either those places any point
TSis line viii Be composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route a.t,,8b
CLEV 9. c. SrAsARD.i
FOREST CITY,. &. -. CAPT. L. A. PIERCE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit. and Detroit for
Cleveland, every evening at % O'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains OF Chicago CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh and
for the Superior and Saginaw bots at Ietrot They
win run from Cleveland ip the following order: t -
pr '@'' - 55is'- FOREST CILY s- - =
Monday. Il. wednesday Friday
4tllaEIis Got nElI CLEVELAND sa4 $3.50 gg8iIHi /
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And win leave Detroit: - =. u ~ - ! 1
Ss6i CLEvEEAND' ss!diAt ~ 80
q Monday Wednesday. Friday
-t.,i IEifFs H,tf FOREST CITY dol vi Eatnig5I /
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
The undo rsgned prepared to make contracts all
Kinds Of freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maclinaw,
Saut st Mare Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Michigan
The = ii +. - H., lt155
will compose the line until the new boats are ready S
4H ..3'HltH lfAGENTS.IJaab odI 1ls ,4lIgW I
c. BRApBURN & Co., Cleveland, ,t,ts ,,..stts slS Z
PiTTNAti, TROWBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit.
II. sap i'''S t5'>1t+ At'.'t ~ 80
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WHEELING. VA.3F DA y IN (OlIslN5II Ng(t,
CITY5aBUSINESS q
1 lmericnns, Patronizc Y our Own 1Inna
"t S''.E 40 't'Nl ~ fnetnrcs.
~ Wheeling Silk Factory. h..

a MEXICAN Silk manua CtuTed into superior and sub
stantl articles of the various fabrics NOW in use at
GiLl,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street Centre Wheel.
tbe process of tnanuaeturing and those wishing to pr
chase Silks wholesale retail can be supplied on reason
~ Adams S ferbs, A. q Fairehild;s Marsh & Tay.
Richardson's Furnishing Ware Hoaso, No. no, Main
street, Cinoinnati,O. .n =. ,lctFt ;h,I y sosie..
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold md silver medals
the Ane rcan Instutc New York. Franklin Institute
and stock is now large and seasoablc
COMPRISING many varietesvelvets satihs vesngs dress
pnii figured and printed all the newest styles made OF
bcsttyyned silk twled and plain. lsp, shirts, d:awcrs
and half hose for gentleinen ,rt.'
Please cali and patronize this important branch OF ner
ica uaiacturc oIders for every variety oiskspronpt
ly executed. tsg - it : ii..,I III, ~, ~ i'F.iS
l' 'fT''' John w. GIL.
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THOMAS POPE.
TrIOs. r1oRNBRoOK

i'g Carpenter and Jobbins Shop.
rrso ELIAS DEW, is prepared to execute all deserip
;aa tions OF Carpenter Work. Plain and Ornamental
El ATSCHHHl,ECTURAIL ORNAWENI
made to o der Contracts Ii!dings made on liberal
ter1ns and every description of bbing promptly attended
Shop, South bank Wheeling Creek, near the Stone
bridge. ms -YplElHt t.tt MOI Sg3 aug. Z'-u'
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

- DR.. S. p HULLIHEN. Office No. 13i
EW57s Fourth street. near the Presbyterian church,
Manufactures Teeth expressly ior eash par, az
1IlIIYIytic yticuar case. Full setts of Teeth or any
n,rts Of sets made with artificial Gums. The Gum IS
in one continuous solid pecehe cost Is the same
for teeth with or without gums 80 O. u
Full sets teeth made from SO to Sloo set, sIai
setts from 50 to S5per tooth tsIi Gra 9fi Htiu'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY

DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
G. PARTRIDGE Il invites attention to his Da.
N guerean Rooms, and apparatus now the result OF
years experience and close application to the art Con
that he combines in his establishment all OF the
improvements which time and proper tests have
valuable promise to produce Lkenesses combining
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguerrean process. g....,I. s.s.
For the attractive and eomnodous style in which his
rooms arc fitted up invites public to cali and
inc themselves His Cabinet of Specimens are always
open for inspection s4.,. =. .--..1 = f7r,ls
groups; aso post kenesses taken at short notice.
A well selected OF erias-Chemicals, pates
cases. loekets, &C., always hand and for sale
Rooms. No. SO Monroc ST., near the Post Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-17
II NSPORTIATION..5ii

TO CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY, DETROIT
''''.H CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, BUPFALOg OgDUN.ro-lt I
r... j, IN KIRK, NEWiYoRK, ,AED BOSTON,
HE new and light draught passenger steamer JUSTICE
at 6o,eock connecting at Wesvlle with the
Express train OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raroad
leaving at O'clock and arriving at Cleveland p NJ
and connecting with the Steamboat and Railroad lines for
Toledo SaIdusky Detruit Chicago, Milwaukee buffalo and
papklrf. 'p fGf atKss tsfsts apply Iay,s to d
bnsnsslt isio isSsslai o Office No. II. Water st.
,CLEVEIANDs AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD CO,
.fts, Hffr .s-et5frfI IN, ,coSecrIoS WITH ,j. H.
!, A merican Transportation.C CO..
.''a.' ~ %" ~ ~ .ANDFhh9 'PpiiE'st2fi jGHT
AND 'TONAWANDA LIME.
.SfiTo jhNR Iron NEW YORK, AND puFFALo WITH
,s,s, - !. OUT TRANSPARENT.
- ~ M : INSURED 'o' 90 n ngF
MN: CALEB d co, New York, propric,orrss rso! 10
NILES lBgGao; IS ''ta 'a'n yi
NJ NJ. Caleb & Co. los broad street. New York 1jHslrl
Hi1sm Il1aa ISy; Ns;a q Go}ss2ie'ddoo asz do do
S " Dennis, 10 Broad street, Boston, .sSI ~,
J. X. Wheeler & Co., Tonawanda, '--.,2' i'
John Carse,u ~ eu9Gu48, Cleveland, siaGg o llia
N G. Winslow, do
9. d. Rhodes, Agent Cleveland and RftsburghR R. R. Co.,
T. NJ Bond, Cleveland, ,Iirl General Agent for Ohio
This Line has daily Line of Propelers on the Lake. and
goods designed the Cleveland Pitsburg Railroad
contracted shipped by this Company will be delivered
to Rail Road free or all Cleveland charges. ~ . 7" -
.lJ7Gt I5l. MARK PACKAGES "a. 7. CO,
The undersigned duly authorized Agents FOR the above
Company and Lneand arc fully authorized to eontrnct
receipt property and from York and Boston to
Wheeling = Aus2T-tror.f. ~" s. q. BAKER & CO.
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Is: To PIoKIE Take green peppers, take
the seeds out caaefnlly, so as not to them.
soak them nine days in sal. water, changing it
them with chopped cabbage, seusoned with cloves.
cinnamon and mace; put them in gold spiced gin.
egar. ia ID ~ 81 & ,g:f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
THE GEoRGIA WERSTER CONYENTION


MACON. Aug lS.The number Of persons present at the
Georgia Union Convention will be largely increased the
this afternoon. Hon. Daniel Webster and Chas J.
Jenkins will probably be nominees President and Vice
President though OF the members are favorable Mr.
Graham for the latter
Among the counties represented are-Bibb, Baldwin,
Clarke Crawford, Cobb Decatur Lee Emanuel, Fayetc,
Morgan, Muscogcc Randolph Sumct, Truup, Putnam,
Newton, Polk, Spalding Greene Marion Pauding, Stew.
art, Warren, Washington and Others
SECOND DISPATCH.
MACON, Aug. lS.1he third candidate convention re.as-
sembed here to-day, according adjournment.
The committee appointed yesterday reported that there
was way through which union with the Scott Conven-
ton could be effected
They recommended the nomination Of two new candi.
dates End tho adoption of the WING platform The
miriee also reported electoral ticket support Daniel
Webster for President and Charles Jenkins for Vice Pre-.
sidenl
The report unanimously adopted md after the ap-
of unimpoant resolutions the Convention adjourned sine
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
THE FISHERY TROUBLES

BosToS, Aug l9h-HalItax papers of 18th have been
received in which the story repeated of arrival OF The
English fsatc Devastation at Charloestown but with fou
instead OF TWO American prizes heretofore stated The
catch OF fish, thus far, had been moderately fair.
Accounts from Labrador stated that the ship Charles
and portion OF the of the Sapho had driven % French
batteaux and 100 Fenchmen off Bell Isle go that they did
not catch q single fish
The Halifax papers give further accounts OF the pro-
ceedDg OF Commodore Perry.
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All tic names below are Scott Wings Jealous his cleo
iinn Of The renaaI EuuYa Slave law

total by members of the House OF Representatives. 25Ou
nave not been able obtain list OF the Senators who
nave ranked the document TO the North prove that
Pierce is radical po-s!overy man
But the feature which exhibits tho reckless proieacy Of
the Southern Scott Wings in the strongest light is this
having sucn knowledge as have communicated, Stanly
Cuom, Jones OF tennessee and Others with shameless
eronley actively engaged in sending off
the South prove that Pierce eesoi abolitcnist
Can be- that they will succeed in decevng and dupna the
Southern people TO support Scott and oppose Pierce?
VIaTOR
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THE GEORGIA SCOTT CONVENTION

MAcos, Aug l5.-The friends of Scott and Graham as.
sehbed here in Convention today, VIM. B. FlemmIng,
Esq, OF Savannah, being elected President
committee was appointed TO confer with the Webster
Convention Committee which reported that joint nomi-
nation could De agreed TO- The convention then appointed
an electoral ticket for Scott and Graham and adjourned
sine die