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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
ENGLAND.
the l3th

The Loadoa Tines announces that the next
session OF Parliament viii be opened on the Sd
of February by the Queen IN person, and that the
presen, Cabinet. without any further modlhca-
ton. is resolved To face the difficulties OF the
session of 1852. To- Times, however, gives no
hone that Lord John Russell's government will
survive the session, but plainly hints that 1t VIII
speedily fall before the accumulatng difficulties
and opposition which it must experience All
the overtures of the Russell administration to
the leaders of the Peel party for the formation OF
a coalition have been declined by the latter.
The Times recommends the modification 81 the
Ministry, in broad and liberal sense, as the
ONLY hope of salvation for Lord John Russell,
but there appears 20 be no chance OF this advice
being at present acted upon.
Sir Harry Smith, Commander IN Chief at the
Cane Of Good Hope, has been superseded by
MAJOR General Hon. George Cathca =, Deputy
Lieutenant of the Tower Of London. The ap-
pointment is uniavorab.y received, as MAJOR
General CathcaIt has never had any experience
in Bush warfare.
No progress toward settlement between the
operative engineers and their employers had
taken place and, on the nth January, 80 firms
closed their establishments; 10000 men were
thus at once thrown out of employment. 1t
was expected that some steps would soon be
taken 10 bring about compromise.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Telegraphic dispatches, in anticipation of the
Overland Indian Mail, had reached London with
dates rom Bombay to the nth Dec.
Dost Mahomed was still alive.
TIE Northwestern frontiers were in 4 threat
enihg state Sir C. Campbell'y forces not having
returned.
The British troops arrived at Rangoun on the
Goth October, and delay OF IS days had &C.
cured in complying with the British demands.
The Alden Expedition was abandoned.
Bombay was perfectly tranquil, and Money IN
abundance for the season Bills of Exchange
p. Sd. rupee.
Tie market for Imports had been overdone;
prices were not remuneratIye, and were falling.
Exports We're better. Cotton was abundant.
Freights to London Sos; Liverpool, l0s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
HUNGARY.
The Hungarian General Perczei still in Turk
ish Captivity.


To the Editor of The N. y. Tribune:
General Perczel was prevented from en-
barking with Kossuth and his associates in the
steamer Mississippi, by the severe sickness Of his
lady. The Imperial Turkish Commissary solemny
assured him. in presence of the American secrs.ary
Of Legation, Nj Homes, that after the recovery Of
his wife, he and his family should be at liberty 70
leave Turkey for England or America. The Gene
ial remained a. Br,ussa, asia Mnor) with the most
anxious desire to proceed to the United States, as
soon as tie cause of his detention should be removed
Madame Perczel soon recovered and her husband
Immediately appealed TO the Turkish Government
Tor his release, but, as am informed By recsat lei.
ter from hmselfto his brother, Col Percze, who Is
Low living IN Brooklyn, he has been for many weeks
waiting IN vain for Its decision, being in the mean
time forced TO remain as captive in Broussa.
The glorious name OF Perczel, his pure and glow
Ing parrlo.ism, his military genius his brilliant
dsecs, his htomlt ole courage are destined to M an
enotring page IN he history Of the European stfug-
giles for freedom He i was who, in the most gloomy
time o! political perplexity and general terror win
the seeLtSt foresight PREDICTED in the future
AID nslsted on Inc most decisive measures for the
naucnal defense. In his ever memorable ana stlrt-
III ADDRESS III the National Assembly IN july 1913
ne eomleiedtte ayeriDg Leaders 90 more reso.
Lutte and determined plans OF action although as yer
nc; formed On that republican oasis which his con-
vlcIons oesired-a course which, II adopted a, that
uHe, might perhaps have saved The liberty Of Hun.
gary. A
Should The American Government be Indifferent. tn
the fate Of Republican OF such integrity and genius
as General PeroZel at time, when the American
Continent is but mighty eck9 to the elonnence az
kcssuth, IN his appeals for sympathy toward Hun.
gary Atsuch time should the Amer can Govern
lA' iosset aJeIIo0 tad'r Of hoSsn1, whose militia
~ capacities might have saved Hungary bu. for no
leaousies Of some othev lea9ersl MS the canTe ~
humanity It'll the Hungarian cause Il is The iinS'
uous actions CT this patriot, which dictates Ia no
IN Ia a. TAT
present IN Asia Miner l., n gpr1t,c, ,, ~
Np- York, Jan. 81, 1852 wa
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mart 10 her Of breadstufls and Provisions
rh;ch was in 1870 almost ticenfy-fo'" MI
her. Of dollars, fell in 1850 to ','''e NOR
.hau tuslre millions, and 10 the LAST D''"'
year TO nsht millions
The consequence Of this IS ''s' p'0'a'e
j. everywhere stacked up in hopes Of
So 10 Europe, and business Is every
where dull and inactive. Tire C'ne''"a"
Cnm,.fe,al informs us that it has been 60
Cor the last six months. The flour trade OF
Rochester, which grew from 1911 to io4'
rom 400, 900 TO 63l 900 barrels, his iaiie"
70 hal; million, and this not By any suaoe''
movement, but BY regular decline ff0'"
wear to wear, as is here shown n,,.
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NIarkefs.

The CoRN MARxEr a. Marx Lane, London, was
veiy frm With tendency 70 an advance IN pricc.
for foreign descriptions
BARLEY was ore shilling garter higher
Oars nc. so much in request.
WEEAT ana Consolidating carsoes were held
az an advance Of 6ddls. y quarter.
FIoUE-Ameiican is held 2. IN &dvAaoe Of IL.
The accounts OF the STATE Of trade IN The Pro-
r!rces indicate heilihy cordincn OF affair. in Al.
most all quarters.
"a NaHehesie' the icTesSa demand Hasg9od.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
N.,,,,,h.m exhibited a prosperous state Of the

N~stiseham exhibited prosperous s'a'e " VIC
Hos,sRy nanufactufers
A, Birmingham there was 10 alteration.
Tn ,hs Belfast LINEN market an active business
N, been done.
Corros-At Liverpool there has been IN animated
demand The saes Of Monday t,he leIh) were I,eoo
bal.s. and Tuesday 1900 TO 5000, Of which i,Voo
American were for export.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
ihOssuth. Mai. Teehman and Mad. Jag.l,o

me correspondence which recently
passed between MAJ. Tochman and Coyeuor Kos.
SUN Is quite rasy. It WILDE remembered thai II had
Tvs origin m srtal or imagined Sigh. to MIS- To.s.
mar oa'e Madle Jagello) on the part o. MADAME
nos'o,h. MAJ Iochman writes to Kossuth. unds,
Gaze % Washington, Ian G. as follows:
r.rsma. ~ sssye IN the reception u my wife tN.
- Wv ''N''""i your f,mliy, on New Year day,
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ghfppIualntelliqenc e.

American vessels IN the pOrt OF Hayre l3h January
rmhsTor. of New Orleans Tor Boston; Hayrc for new
York. ,x... r NJ yo,k for New
DREAMS: Lexington. OF kennebec, for Neworleins'
fqth Monmouth Of Baltimore for New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

UpAs TREE on THE lsTHMus. The Pa
.amG s,sr states tia: maa named Jas Linn. whne
hunting on The Gorsona Road, grew tired ard lay
down to sieep under a tree. Ga waking he fund
HIS limbs aud body swelling, and death soon ensied
The Star ssys ths, tree grows on the Ishmus IN
ety phiet esitle avoid saips or Iuo.Iaiing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
passengers by the Humboldt

MI srd Mrs Young. Mr a1d Mrs Bonard. Mr.; and
A.. Eslerps MI aad Mrs C0BteuJe and four nildre9
N,s Xii Mrs Chansey vlion. Mr. Scrdaer ana chi.u'
Mess scutder v,rd, Wanwrlsht, Fitch sykes. Jones'
WatsnberrsT Barrier Romeyn, Gsncsr, Felering Beck
ruth ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1851.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, jan 10 Io0I.
The sales Of Sugur are EeBares, at Si'.ed De-
merara. full prices Coffee planta ion Ceyion, ~
ass: native CO., 4cs; Lsguayra, full rates Rice
Bengal, chiefly los dl0s Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

~ Fory.one thousand immigrants lano'
ed in Canada during the past year, and oil TINS A1A
ter upward Of twenty thousand were Iish'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
CINCINNATI I1YDnoPArrrIc OR
water Cure Establishment.

,HE above Institution is open for the reception
patients 1t s located about hye mules % iron from ~ me city
tom Cincinnati Dayton Railroad, In the rear and at
easy to those desirous enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution. ,, , -
TO the lover nature parts Of the country can fur:
nish more pleasing variety OF scenery than spreads itself
before tho traveller ALI the way from Cincinnati to tho
Cure There nature and combine rendering the view
beautiful beyond description
The new large and beautiful Ediee aspays inc @
Of the artist glance The neatness anu elegance OF me
interior combined with the numerous attrsG9ns act on which
10 s Halls lis are
awe the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
free ss Roo@s afe well
and neatly frnshcd the Bath Rooms are ample ana com
Sslx B oe IN Connection with the Institution there
gymnasium Hall, scventy feet long where patients
viii haTe sy an beSPa exercise Tho Springs which
ish The water establishment are clear pure SOFT
and sos soS Dn an%
ncghborhood remarkable for ve
NOT think OF a more desirable place, for those seeking
health than this Institution IN m. trs,tnen
of disease many bess leave to noT the
pains win be for he So Sas for
devoted her atten to tho treatment OF
ss win
female department Prolaysus UteI, with It's train OF
which prostrsin eneges and destEoyns the use e
funess large portion OF the fair SEX VIM DC IN
snporters Of any kind 10 this subject would invite
the attention of ladies' in all cases we SHAH expect 70
perform a perfect cure. o. .,,r Al, c;,,,,,;
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. will stop at the Carthage
sta ton Patients are requested to bring two eomorta
bles two blankets, coarse Sheets SIX toweis anu
Quantity or old linen suitable for bandages u,
TER ms-The terms Board, Medical Services, anu an
attendance will be dollars week payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to an
find necessary to spend length OF time in the insttn
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day. 80, ~ IN -, -. -r,, o,rs thsL Lfr ret
examination. i
f'' 1'l''fH 'u' =. -ry- D. a. PEAsE, III. D. .s5l
Proprietor and Physician. Y
Carthage, Hamilton Co, Ohio -9,.,f,.,a, aug ausea \ )
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Riainx in the World.

3 You should bear constantly in mind that nine
tenths of us are, fl ON the very nature and necssi
sites of the world, born to gain our livelihood by
the sweat of the brow. What reason have we,
then, to presume that children arenot to do the
same II they be, as now and then one will be,
endowed with extraordinary powers Of mind, those
extraordinary powers of mind may have an oppor-
tunity of developing themselves and, if they never
have that opportunity the harm is not very great to
us them. Nor does it hence follow that the de-
scendants of laborers are always to be laborers-
The path upward is steep and long, to be sure
Industry care, skill, excellence in the present pa
rent, lay the foundation of rise, under more ia.
vorable circumstances, for the children The chill
dren of these take another rise and-by the de-
scendants of the present laborer become gentle-
men n This is the natural progress. 1t is by at
temptingto to reach the top at single leap that so
much misery is produced in the world. Society
may aid in making the elaborers vrtuous add happy,
by bringing children up to labor with steadiness,
with care, and with skill to show them how to do
as many useful things as possible; to do them all
in the best manner; to set them example in in
dusry, sobriety, cleanliness and neatness to make
all three habtual to them SO that they never shall
be liable to fall into the contrary to let them al
ways see good living proceeding from labor, and
i time to remove from the temptation to get at the
good of Others by violent and fraudulent means,
and to keep, far from their minds all the induce
ments to hypocracy and deceit-Cobbet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

ss.s trpF vgHg9 CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
connection Nth he Ciereand and Cincinnati Ifd1Toaa
Cereldd and Erie r. r., Clertland and Pittsburgh r. R
\ and Michigan Central r. r.. y....r.5
Passengers will be cketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point on
Lake Michigan. h'7HH'n '5G .lIia 'HtE, - sl j
This line will bc composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route U ~
CLEVELAND. y. y oFAhAhD'
FOREST CITY. L. A. PIERCE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains OF Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order: -
FOREST CILY 7.-''t'l 7--
Monday :. Wednesday Friday
{. CLEVELAND.
Tuesday . Thursday. -. ........ Saturday
And will leave Detroit: iLrt.,. , ..ss vii, ,.,,l
=" CLEVELAND ''-. ' '- -...1
Mopday............W Wednesday, .............F Friday
FOREST CITY.
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds or freight from Clcv4and to Detroit MaSknaw,
Saut st Marie, Saginaw ana all ports on Lake
The o,,,,
will compose the line until the new boats are ready.
l.I -f5i a'-ls AGENTS A-al.A.ar- Nl 1880 q
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, " .urf a-.r.
PITTMAN, TROWBRIDGE & JONES, Detroit
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner nInin md Quincy Streets,

b. ESQ ~ $3.50 WHEELING, va. 60 -'7". sta g.
pleted their extensive establishment are prepared to
furnish the public with every variety OF work in their ne
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders,
fronts, .re iron stands &c, ovens common round,
and straight barred CRATES: .-.s5, ~
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber and paror Stoves omS 90 to $50 00
Hologare in all its branches. Sugar kettles vai
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail flI.sf sf- III s,- ~ ~ Hr., .,,-...s-
Mill gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns long
peience in this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation OF
custom in this part of business Wind MILL hay scalc
shelter, truck Wheel and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. u .l i'Il-'t - ~ $50
:. PLoUGHs, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS; si.4 -.f
We prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hill
side, Crane, Bull Hornet, Snider, &c We have also
cured at this time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GlST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses gardens
yeranas, &C. Porter's improved graduating twyere or
trone have secured the patent right for several
ties this useful iron, and exhibit recommendations
from the United States Armory &cas possessing qualities
facilitating the Backsndths bors, which other
possesses Window caps consols DC. In short eyery
scrapers, porch feet. vault eelle RS, window
gatngs Wrought iron, nail, and spikes, OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices. 1si2 a,tAtt -
Persons wishing to purchase In our line, wholesale
or RETAIL will please give call AL orders from the
country will be carefully attended TO and punctnally filed
ansai. ~ ~ III =. INV HAMILTON & ROGERS. 9
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M1AM1 MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF fCincinnati-Session of 1S52-'53. ,,..
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstitu
L ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months
tf.-' HOARD TRUSTEES q. l-tr.g- .s.f. 80
Rev C. ELLIOTT D. d. President OF the Board. lps
o. NJ LANGDON&, M. D., Secretary :" Oh. 4
Rev THORNTON A. MILLS.
Hon. C. u. COFFIN. -' N
r. D. MUSSEY, NJ. d. 90 tt -s.arl.as lsl'a -.9
Hon. JOHN BURG0YNE. =. F.J.a. .lIlGusl 10 +
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR- ., g.r.....5-.,. ,..
+. NJ. GREGORY, Esq.
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ. D.. ..,....
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen'
r. d. Messy NJ. D., Professor OF anu oPer'
ative Surgery.
JoHS DAVIS NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
Jonx F. WHITE. NJ. d. Professor OF Theory and frae'
tice OF Medicine. 80 . ..,,....
GEo NrSDExnALL NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children. frl E-l.- ~
Jous A. MURPHY, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia Medca
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. =.
C. G. CoAEuYs, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes OF Meui
cine. - -
Jous LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemistry.
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some mportan
speciates in Medicine and Surgery, will be given duLln
e month OF October. These lectures will be Free Stu
dents arc advised to with this course $50.
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision o
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened ON th
1st OF October. .,,..,,, ,.,. ~.
Dissectine Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25. g-g m
! For further information address
tf .Hi ' -4a'-' I'D Dean OF tho Faculty.
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ITEMS.

| Sentence OF ,DEArH.-lThe murderess of the
Winston family, at Richmond, Vt, will undergo
the penalty of the law on the 10th Of September.
| Cn1cAao-THE EAsr.-The increase in the de- Ha
mand for railroad cars at the West that has been
SO great that the eastern manufactures are unable
to supply it, One orEtwo manufactures are al
lready established at Chicago, and the American :
Car Company are about putting quite an extensive
| one noperaton' 'lGI5na4 Fe:td STIYEn Eas5E
l NorHNs ,REMARKABLE.rA, dog with wooden q,
beg was recently seen in st. Charles street, New
Orleans getting along quite Comfortably eii GII@
Il tn-rWe owned chicken of scarce breed, at one
| time and through some accident having lost her Z
leg we replaced it in such style as enabled her to
stump about as holnely as animals higher i'm the
scale of the creation:TEF. ,y,.;s,r, fsS7S- ,s,t
l. WAY SEALs.-The Postmaster General cautions
1.-the public against the use of wax seals on letters n
which are intended fol, transmission across the J
Isthmus, either to or from the Pacific. -.
| FIVE 'HusDREp Asa SEvEsTY-Sn REASONS FOR
oPPosISo GEN. PIERoE.-smce the eommencement Il
of steamboat navigation in the West there have
been 576 boats sunk by snags and sawyers. These,
the stDemocrats think it s 70 10
remove They are 50 economlcal as 20 pIeIeet 70
destroy steamboats, rather than snags, auo 10 save
expense rather than life. itslsonw diii gYi9oTac
| TopAcco III. UWrscossN.- The Grant comfy
Herald says that gentleman has recently COM
menced the culture Of tobacco in 4the interior OF
Richmond countN Wisconsin. He 55maalnufnctnrea il
dunng the past year, and has now in process of
manuuf actare, about 600 pounds bn2ieeo mo
vARIar rrosss s OF scsIrfbhE variations indy
the text and punctuatiog 1of the six standard edisa
|tions of the Scriptures collected by the American
Bible Socetys COMMITTEE. fall little short of y
twenty -four ithdnsand5 and one amongst
them all s.nars the integrity Of the text or afess
any doctrine OF Preeept a the e
z rJThe night watch III the rsilInad btiage, at IL
Portage was found dead fely mornings sineYe;
He fell 81 feet. ~ = IS ss
psaailris to The salae e of about sioo oeg per
anrrt,rn, ale, obtained at Pananias@ sol
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WHEELING, VA MONDAY MORNING.
CITY, BUSINESS. q.
americans, Fntronixe Your Own Manu-
..l... ......s., fncturcs. s,.-..,..5l
Il Wheeling Silk Factory. la

MERICAN Silk, manua ctured into superior and SUBJ
stantil articles the various fabrcs in at
GILBS SILK FACToRYj Main Street, Centre Wheel,
ing The curious in such invited TO call and
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing TO
chase Silks wholesale retail be supplied on reason
Gls Store, adjoining the Factory, at A.
NJ Adams, S. Forbs', A. O. Fairchilds, Marsh & Tay-
lor's and o. W. Heisills, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
StI eet Cincinnati, o. -5trI :. ttf .lat (
Our Fabrics warrcnted all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
at the American Institute New York Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing. stock is now large a seasonabc
comprising many variees-yelrets satins vesngs dress
silks, ingcs cravats, handkerchefs, OF white, black,
plaid, figured and printed all the newest atycs, made OF
best twined silk twed and plain Also shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. d. %, ~
Please call and patronize this important branch OF Amer
can manufacture Orders for every variety
ly executed. --. - = 60 a.,
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought
! r. Il r- e. fi -T-rg JOHN w. GILL
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LAID New Music Store. .4
ign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 400
Main Street.

rz1z- j. FICKIESoN would respectfully
5Il+=s ti= nounce to the citizens of Wheeling and vi
fT U1 cinty, that he has Just opened new and
Guitars Violincelos Flagoles, Flutes, Fifes Accordc
ons Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make.
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments and for
singing. Hs.
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin. also the
Songs, Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. --.i..er -.
CaTonets Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. .. ..
Bows for Violncello and Violin. III 81. ......s..
A. Kebcr's Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
Furniture Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boots
descriptions OF Furniture. -.I z.E-.g- r...t. D..
Also by the Agent for Kleber, Psburg Pianos
OF the first and best manu eure in the United such
Nunns Carks grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun
hams, Haett and Allon's celebrated Boston Panos DC
Agent for the make OF Carardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons.
Aeeordeons and all kind of musical Instruments repaired
at the lowest prices. g.l .I-a t5 ...gas IT,
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j. G. HARBOUR,
CARPET, LOOKING GLASS,
aNn IrpIInI SEERX wARR ROOMS

'" No. 143 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
II EEPS constantly hand, very large assortment o.
IN Brussels, Ingram and Venetian CARrErIsa, Rugs,
Mats Oil Cloths, Table and Piano covers, DC, &c. aso
gilt and mahogany framed looking gasscs, portrait and
picture fraes OF every description, hand and made 10
order, wholesale and RETAIL Venetian and Slate Window
Blinds, Window Shades, and Paper-together with Up
holsery ware such Beds, Mattresses Pillows Quilts
Couterpanes Cushions &c. Also Curtain Goods In great
variety; blinds, trimmings cords, tasscls, &c.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest prices and
warranted to give satisfaction. augei.