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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-12-01

Agents for Harrison county John Beal aud
W Wood and Sm,I Cndiz; l. A ennard and WI M
zee, New Athens;J + und S W Wutson. r
Finnner aud Jshn Romck, Ilnrrisvilie; Wort
and Gutshal. New Runlcy. Crsskcy add Far
kcr, New Market; Jas Wclch. Hnno.er; John.
l. CrnmhIstt, DesrSvils; Brader, Chntlss.
ion; Il iinnnnh Cross Roads; Thomus Sniih.
FrGepon, T. Phip's an Go. Snyrnn; A Jnl
Schreiber, Moorcfed;S ) t!onde rSon franklin:
and A Taggar', Tippc cAnse; G Il ThcmPson
Th>mrsya's Tavern. a
JaIY 3 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-12-01

AGENTs-J Jhn BcnIi, Cadiz; w. Stinger, ] eI
ferson, New Market, Crosiey and Ptikel, WIN
Lee New Athens; Thomas Green. Frcepon
II. Pitts and Son, Dcersville; j. =. Watson
IIarisvie; a Jul. Sc'rciber, Moorefeld.
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4. IL,
ASHES tcemed quiet, the business comprising but 80
bbls new pets at SIS, and cid pearls AZ S. o2s per
100 lbs.
characterization varied little the ctons in
Guiding d., b5s common southern at 81 - a tGl:
ordinary TO choice State "a 81 81 62 and mixed to
fancy western AZ ~ SO 81 70 per Dbl; Canadian was
held at 81 go and oug ut ~ 40 without buyer 60
htls jersey meal were taken NJ 70 Is ana 60 CO. Slate
90, and 50 co. the previous value. Nhsat moved to
he extent Ct aC0o bushels Long Island white ST.: and
3oco do. with Chic rtd ct 81 q 97c Corn 10 that
lott0 bushels mixed western and yellow southern a. e5
c6c and rye To that al LEGO Bushels river Mt nc the
former figures. Nothing occurred ia barley or oats
CANDLES. There have been eco boxes plain snd patent
sperm bought at az 5oc per 10
COFFEE appeared inactive only 100 tags Ri, finding q
market, Mt So. Imported this week, pig begs
CoPpER.-New aheathng firm. at Il 20 I'D old at
isc per 10 "ash Der and fair
CoTToS.-The demand coptirues fair, but not active
the sales today being reported 270o bales at prices
similar those current pfeyiocs to the receipt of
Cambras advice Holders rather more disposed to
sell since the receipt C her letter NAIL than before We
quote
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| Per STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, AT BosToN

IPEn srEs ns,uP CAMBRIA AT BosroNI
iNTT , Dee 2iEsld hash'wer crabsree NYcrt;
Az gss ?r Snow
Mci nere', sFianoisco
ana nasrse for ~ NYst. asr
AR M5y Ds o, f5 h Biz ss ornov
pc FL o s 5sEs assl s sHos
raEsrS neo 221rfJ aHcSdorn Charleston; Scion, II
cows r.: Rsnos Ais h,aaoa i"r c.torni,
rsasn saf hGs .S p5asn
81 ~ nGs ,as E Tssgss HTsr
Bo rr r. ~ sSs ssas S. s
ho Z, n iiurl,u Lordoa ier Eew losi hoyl yctotia
4 ST b .s9 ns ~ SsS S ' s day. The
e. rom London aud sid same day, reported and
IOvre Dec go Of FOsea Helena Pest. from NYork foz
be sd yar 9a T os ar,s
Flclh; Byndeicrd Tins sFfaroiseo.
CnRGLr1n. Dec % Ers Rctt sartcn, Loasie Baltimore
'ns iyS Lee iSs i!essSs Elise. Charleston
EEyo oi Dec 2-Resty nerrsnn srner for B
sar.In Treaerich A.acft fr CO. hsnc, Freeman Tor
nnvnr' Dec si~STr VIM Tell Willard, Nyort; Thos
wnth, LsyeaJer Norssns; An, Avalanche, Baker do.
Adv Emperor Tor Boston Jan /; Maid Of Orleans Middle
as ano Mnaesots for Orleans Eavtc aad Geannia for
TYR rqor, Dec 2aaIr George, Hutchinson Ard 70
Cs'as Glln2es Wilson's Apbot Lord Kqowles; G.oatnrh
na., iie' cyorc RaSen, s1varn, sardinia. Peads
ton aud rhiisot.phn Iaqlke Rev York s,aGsrdsnre'
ia 2ah jena bryttt bye. aao 3 lmous Geaat, nor
die ,'sutbtap Mobile MAJ Anus. KeataC baltimore:
2, cha9defi AGO, Magdgct Com ectieut Williams; !
@ebstsg. nCsari etor; 25h, sachew, Woodbury. Nor.
in be rter a1d boTpd nm sargsret Dqze.n for
grama 9isrtr,tusrh ~, Horizon, Tor Notlssng csra
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Gle AIRED.

Cleared.
stssmshhip Pacific, Nye, Lvsrp9el x Collins Co.
hip Union. Davis. New orleaps, frost = niaks.
M oos sfs
Ship yands,is FSigsr. Bsitmore. Fascr Bier sor.h
horn.
8ntk Eulloisnd Dunsoomb Demerara. a smith.
BRIG Cstharine Hi,iiayd, Liver pool. Ns. Brnine.
schr sPanny (new Berry 81 Thomas Maitland Phelps
sRr Mary Jane. Bentley. Norfolk, s.urses Chairman
sohr Jos Ross. Parker philsdephis, J W Mckee.
Steamer Csyuga, iIsvn, South Anbey, J Il Briggs.
Arrived.
shn TsrS Ph sn ssm
c4rew pss ezperisneed heavy weather the passage
With % asas sna
Usage m ssi Lost 81 ss n On
.;syds. epynns ts prnass and ma.nmas at
.ensers, 70 Kubut 4 Co On the evening Of Nov 10
sa into BY an unknown ship which carried sway the
I'D came nndsr the Rs stern, WHICH s:era soat and
vtlvind, which carried fore and ain Yards
am oIeaI JaTd ana aestro5d al tue sss and rigging
synpR f'Sa as Canton a.
has Isd continuation Of NE and gales; has
been en-, b9 %n "a tsie &C., r.,ou ~ ,., %
'js,xissId,s .sE Easisss. c.. %. , ;,
Far, isasss myne Dessg Canton rs days and q
Hofa pia
nlato had died the pssssae.
brk II mnix Brown Tio Sane;ro New H. with coffee 60.
30 asfon THOMPSON Has had severe wensher the
bark Allen Parsors from San Francis bound i7th,
Frjo bearing distant Is me, spoke back Maryland,
Rio JaEeo; Dec LAT 10 Sc Ion IS 80 spoke brig Pa.
rom Rio Janero tor Bnttonspoke her again the
sh in .s4 20S Ion 50 TO- The brig Bainbrdg, from the
nsIl s.EssIiS tBr Love Malaga. 40 days, with fruit
ark Gem, Iawiin, Gatoon twCAfos) IS days. with cof
go SC, to Hun ford.
schr Davidson, Driscol Virgnis, days bcand TO New
aven.
sohr Smith Tutto. Lamrhser, Virginia, days
ach. kocksvap, Ffnlay. vir.inia, 2 day5.
CHI ExrYese, Sterlr g. Virginia dsye.
tchr Frrite, Lawson, Viraais dsys.
sehr Tram Smith, Davis A!eShriri. daye.
sohr Sarah Ann Rec, Tunnel Baltimore. 4 d.ys.
Eohr Ellicott EirFsand. Baltimore 4days
to.r Sussn. Russell. Nantucket day..
sohr August,, Springer. New Bee fora, 2dsys
CIR Agawsu Hesaty, Wsreharl. days.
ftlr an e2on, Packard. Send gioh, 29ays.
Etesmer Ponotsoot Cirrk, Fhil.deiph jan T. spoke
wttehng sehr, bound to the wreck at carsons irles
Below.
Sfip Cerra LINN, Lsuher from Glasgow, with mdse and
L.ftelgers. 70 uunhsr 1. Dimon.
Lip R!p Van Wnkle, Lowber from Liverpool with dse
.ld passengers TO y Tho rson Il Nephew.
clip Lls nch, fro N Liverpool.
Sap Ecciacr Bowers from Leghorn 70 Frost Hicks.
slip Courier, :lom Rio JaDeiro.
Eak Massachusetts (of Newharypor Pritchard 95 days
iEc n Elsii eur.
go ship, supposed 70 be the New WorJ. from Live,
pool.
Tho reported yesterday the Rhine Dosno from
Rotterdam. mistake. Tho vessel ashore 10 the Pru
tho etoreship Relief (not LexiDgson) that sailed
fqusdron
IAN Wind during the day NE.
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s:': % "a sTst e = az 81. is:: i;;s
Sss B Rapid sv Jansen for B.
Sid from 9th. ship Sarah Louisa. Mcclellan NYork;
HSl Cap. ron sn..y for NYert
A s,s.,1, 4. Ps,:.;s
I'es:ll s;S Fisass' TI.nsn from w1T5 '
for & for
lHo:h Horton ana P.ls Aso sp;4csr
Wide: *:ii:T is::sess Ss%.rsss 1 Asr.sssx fe.:
i dsD us SSss
f. SOON
a. sI NJ a,'i' Lind
ssfss @
s sYer. an
Fs 5As%so Nov 2e-sAip Courier psxAur. Valparaiso
Ssns 1ln sSS e sS@ps
sargent, de Active scales
1Sssops from B.liao.s rs, s an,
Ss dse''safs s
II ss si.s %5ss slss
SO Hcy shn E.rsiie. sisos. orlssns ' Baos. MOI.
les 9th bark ats, Bernsee. 10
RrMsnIos Bee 2s-Brs Eliza Burssss. Giawson for Bos.
Lordon
s,rnnA z HonESA Dec 2aIssss John DuttOn. Busksst
ST JOHN Pa NO d,te-Arr sohr .reeon, Cook Newbury.
r. JOINS NJ Dec bark JANE Gauaie pu ssps
WORK brig Dsss Neville. do; 22d brig belmont. dosbae
J. port 2'sh s' Sa, Native Lass for galsnsrss
sr MIoHArLs, Dec ll-scir Maria Davis Davis. fsos
TRIESTE Dec l9-No Am yesse,s in rors.
iHnHs isIAsps aSs Dec sl.sia bark Hannah Brewer
VERA Cruz Dec l7-Bris Tehusn.srsc Norlo.ns few a.
Home Ports.
& P.sp ss merrill
fort s1hs s, 'ps ssn and %
Corss for Boston; barRs Powhstan Dsnkwa.er far Eu
s s''Es,
n aes q ssss sss4
sn ri ds roon,on kim
FL 5s at, ass. ss sss q.PsEs ss
@ Ss s'ss s'$ as
BT n 4sIss ss
,sss SYsIa; I'd ship. plsnsa,h Ssss: s fs,ss i.
aSssp. pansar: andovsI Fs.s .qS rom sei;s sas
Snsss ws,sas1 ,hr chs%pIsn ssips.la Lsgaasdsta
hS Is. Tss,
nsI1snso and a. mkt. sslpe tBl, Msssers, wIniies
az If: Sss M sss:s Ss'Si'
Earn JAM Old ship james i saEoss new ,2ys
sLlzAaGTA CITY, rsav to Jan a--Arr JUL. Ann,
rRANEIoKT, Jan esd sohrs wm Henry. Grant,
sin.sn NC: y aenla, fhayer Martinique; Eliza Jsne
teAlyEsTos Dec ls-Ar, sshrs Lille Saunders. Cor.
yasNIs zen In ror; pserollor oassTo chs,e from
JacKsdEy VILE, Doc ss-srr Brig knrus ssnie colsou
a s5 sg.R aap 3D. s brig a ss
@ g. nsI SA RGs4 ags af
i'3 as ssf ys & P assa md e
sSss FAM sT ,hs sna bril-
sa' irom PslsrmO The only vessel IN readytas
head hssvily laden now Of he Beacon Lss
bestrgi ind light from The Eastward, and weather
noRgoLK. Jan sid aohrs Comm ,ader- in. Chief w
kGw IoNp5S jsn s-str ssirs s sEsssn, Betty va
g. 'sei & prop &C. fs ss9
to- norveh shr anausta springer NEedord for nYers
tsWTosr Jan s--Srr eehr worcester. Knowles, phils-
ce "a 9rFroY'dercei Mesanors, King NYorI tor Psov
,iw BEDFoRr, Jan s-Arr sehr Alexander N, Fish,
6EwsUaYpoRT ian s, Il AM-sld bark Hesper sne-
pENshooIA, Isoyso Dec .7-Arr ss.r Yankee Baa,
rfilLADELFhIA., jar 9-.Arr sto.rey KennsNec, s.
as 5 sssaSss F;s:TsS
o,s was still q: anchor below his :,
52Hf h.inap e sans sSi sr is'f s6 S
s s sss, sss sr
sfi saWansse Ferry DO; Clio 2ish, bssss ocs. star
sAtsl Jan III pGgt a. aarl the vessels before rep
g5,aj u Ap,eid;m Chas Henry, small New y
lta eo 9Th Rroossviio Lmesarne S0 d. ON Asn'a
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.iyFEpooL-Steamthip CITY of Glasgow from Phiis.
gnia-,,apt hneerson, "a VI regiment. "a. NASSAU
tdtnt murphy. fo Dr. W all staff con, do; aof
,on " Brown iady aud children, Mics Maelsgan. q
y hGckee, IA Corkurdaie IL Ainstsin. A Wei, Il -
hees, DR. Hrogn lady md servants, Rhodeans
inan, 4 MITCHELL Cooper. Z Ward. Duncannon. J r
.iTsSfd; Ftrris d Meddiai Courley. Baoaur. D
tes Uemer.
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lbs No. DO, ct % aos Per h. Imported this week
-lA bales and II bags wool; SO bales wool waste.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE rHIs DAY.
b, ERIE RsLnoAp1 Ts4 sides md 20 rolls leather %
bales WOOL 81 hogs loo pkgs butter l6S sheep bags
wheat oS dc oats IL bales hay, $50 pks pork l69 do
beef, l79 bbls hour, and 70 bags do
By New HAVEN RAILsoAD.-No receipts to day, In
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LIVER PooL-Steamshi Cambrig st Roston-Coi Ora
.fc snd daughter, ni.s n Down. Mr. Shacs and wife,
IsJ or and wife, q Pike. Wood. j Dixon, Prof
noi,o, Er Blsckler. Er Gravenhorst + Lang 7 T Da
II nixon. Roberts Flicker. A Gocry, M cod!
Cost. Total, 2f. -
CaBooE ,WCAfrio.-B,rk Gem A Bushnell
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

1o as Jan r., a-Sssek Bserd-eso CITY Rail.
1877 9S g. io; 500 d., l!9 1850 a., 1923 1900 a.
PssS s. ias 49, 81 % S ss
uniSn k S:R. Ssa Ga IA S Long I::na ks..: 50
Beteeen Boards 5000 heading Ralro i'd 6s 10 7s;
s ss IA 10y r. aSr1 ss Cana. sps
Board SlU0 Penn 6s 100; 200 Csy Railroad S. lOG 3uO
Reading karosd S. 70. 7sx shs Bank Of Penn iOsI.
.cs Dc 1.. rsns R sssS "a
l5d, 2sss; so do, SID, 2SH.
Telegraphic Reports.
NEW OaLEANs, Jan. 6, 1852
The Atlantic's received late last nirbt and
the demand to- day has been very animated sales reach
ing 1850 bales, at advance Of iSc Low middng ia
quoted at To-; strict midding 7sc. Sterling exchange
is at az prem.
New ORLEANS, Jan T. 1852
Cotton continues active q 600 bales sold during
the last three days at eighth advance since the At
lansios news. The receipts falling of Strict mid
ding 73sc.
New ORLEANS, January g. 1852.
The Cambria q news he's been received and published
Cotton has acriva the sales reaching $500 bales
Notwithstanding the holidays prices closed an ad
vance Of &c strict midding being quoted at 7Ilc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. s, 1852
Cotton has been in active demapd-the sales of the
week amounting to $500 bales prices close buoy mt
and have upward tendency. Fair is quoted at $40
weeks Ieceipts been ii $40 bales the stock
hand, exclusive Of that shipboard, amounts to
80 461 bales
CINCINNATI, Jan. s. 1852
Hogs heavy Mt 81 IS 81 90 In provisions there
is no change and business is limited
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ssrEIps, Dec 0-sA Wasp tof Halifax). Boston.
TAxEL Dec flair rinlaAd, johnson. IRON BaNmors for
AmetsrSan with Loss q s aad S1s nan vrouw
wIGar. Dec 2S-If. Della Chaplin Osxood, from London
for NOrleaAs.
DOVER. Dec z3-The fssoa Helena (Dutch) arrived on
th from New YORK for With loss Of boats
having expsrienced heavy hurricanes Nov - and Dec T.
BRDroL Dec 25-Ths Princess (Br barkl from o. John
NIB. and the Huron (Brl Kays from Quebec, both for
Gloacstex In contact yesterday when the latter
ceiyed considerable damage.
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M r DICAg.,

@ fs ,i.S.l. r fLEasg CARE NOT. ANY oNhwpo
I'll d-utt III aud the ultimate Of the Ans
nayss hce are brs sus b q a0d'
y tg III iidaece q deaso will and viii lea
aiss aud ~ Tia Tost u out 81 Office zion owo
AGAINST md man iot such sppass pass unhses
% ~ ,e =, aim csnnss d. more than DO II i
no p s es ba eT The or
s',ui y the mixture e produce i. is sputsblc
M Sas to sn be made snwp TO hi II
Lex r sa aI9Sns ars the
he bedy IL Win the ,eu,y and the auho
tse feissste on iatese,e and iacorraptble ana
ara sesctysy nv s UPON t. The City
~ '' %HIGoS WAITE rss ss,
ia. RsiPRs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREAi !.
s edition sGss assg pd 70 w III ILL.,
Rs ss ba pubic the s only srys
.. hn she mot psiieos end rapid each dasrdcr
AID fS'ss 9sn for a a. s 30
ce n So VII p ssn,, TO 'ysry
i aee hnd only true cure new and very interesting
which 10 Of the f9S q aps sSas
Ss % nS I'sr TI - the and cure q
reo-s and to which - liable Is this wo h. ,hers
soii a, s. Greenwich otses q Ann street. nns
osps 500 Post efee eh''0P''' 0' addF''ns
w.. RALPn, AuTnoR OF 2uE "pRAcrlcaL par
- yate Trenttc." &cofce honss, 60 IL A. N 20 ~
oIamoa modest he spshor has % r.
ta peiay he has anfle reason ft stating thst my
The deroTabie cSsst resuns from eSry proper Ssbi
ottorod from othcr eonrce 10 America n Csc Who am
n nc e.Tltr etasca viii be surprised tho ra
F9R; COOPER u DUANE eTREs1, mas ron qHE
i9ss nna e,h years dc, oted his pTsosies to Tie
q pa Sgrin sne osaor dcases nc noGs
@ op " aeoelysd by ~ impostet IN Rnose
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mARITIME INTEL LIGEN
PORT or NEW YORK, JAN ., 1851.

RLnAsAc--JAyuARy 10
7 26 3 81
80 40 HIGH vArRr. morn 10 IS
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Esie9raphlc Marine Reports.

BOsroz, Jan
Arrived-Barkg OsmAnli Smyrna Romsn. Cronssaat Dec
Rotterdam for Boston.
Steamers Eastern State PHILADELPHIA; Ontario NYork;
sohr Marietta. Castne for NYork.
Cleayed-Ship Mary Glover NOrIeans brgs Round Pond
Por, Plat; Ab bott lawrence schrs Ls
hannah. Port au Prince; Express Cape Hayden,
Georses Island yesterday was got on to-day BY steamer
fortes witout damage and anchored Naptsket Rosds
CHAR Lesion. Jan 3
Cleared-ship Buckley. NYork; schr Florida, Phla.
delphia.
saedShip Harriet Jefre, Boston; bark Jaspsr NYork
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49, RE ILL, CURED DIS COOPER a NJ.
~ ~ hooeetett street trUm theis long rgsotioo
Iafst.na LnoVleoge, may DO relied or cor .he cur,
~ ouTea osses % hcquents the rosuls OF alpraoL
spsrs'ss ~ sll Al. aoer a1ords The srss xxi, IT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-18
[coMMUNIcATED.
Tribute of ReSpect.

AT regular meeting of Virginia Division No. 2S
Sons OF Temperance, held in their Hall on We'd
nesnay Evening last, the following communication
was received: ...a
Since our last meeting, our Heavenly Father has
removed from our Order our worthy and esteemed
Brother, Rev. VIM. Mckay, i'll whose death the
Division eels that they have lost steady supper
ter wise and faithful advisor, and warm, upright
and sincere friend, who ar1eRty desired and strove
70 ameliorate hnman ignorance, and woe of every
kind; and his active benevolence led him early to
join the temperance reformation-and while faith
fl TO all his other useful and important duties, he
las for long years. ardcnty desired 10 free his fell
low man from the disease, poverty, crime and
death, entailed by this monster evil. His spirit
gEoaucd under the evils of intemperancc, as tho
ancient Prophets under the woes which they were
sent to denounce, and he looked upon intemper-
ance as he would have looked on a pitfall open
ing into hell.
He was true Christian. His faith in God was
unbounded. HIS piety was simple, free, and ON
nlpreSent, coming i'll unaffected utterance, colour
ing his common thoughts and feelings, and giving
strength and elevation TO all his virtues.
He has gone to his reward liehas gone TO that
world OF which he carried in his own breast sure
and earnest pledge. He has gone TO Jesus Christ
whose spirit he so deeply comprehended, and SC
iFeely mbibed; and he has gone to the great Pari-
arch above, whose universal, all-embracing love
e adored, and in an humble manner made manifest
in his own life.
Resoined. That from the fact of our deceased Bro
iher having SO numerous and extended a circle o.
friends, it was considered inexpedient TO attend his
funeral as body; and that the above communica-
non be published in the Times and intelligence
newspapers, as a small mark of the respect and es
tetin IN which Le was held by his Brethren of The
otder. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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1s624lIAGNIRICEN sTorl> OF lssY
Hi4 DRY GOODS.
81 tyIi NM. r. SEIRY.,

NTONRoESTREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, Jabbing OF
latest mportatons, fro the best Of
country. carefully selected expressly for the 81, f,w
stHEgEE sssI .EJoBBlNG TRADE syEsYE
OF the best abrcs, designs and eelors, to which he
specially aolies an examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. sJ3i .ifi,,s. -. .. .s5i
CLOTHSHs stock consists in part OF the hest makers
and Of the usual variety Of eoors both Foreign and
j.. sI,Iz Domestic IN IL t's- y
CASSIMER ES-Blan black and locskin, as wolf as or
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steel Mixed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodkj also
Twe3ds and Cy. Jeans -ur.g
OVER COATINGS-Of coored blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety. .l.si
PRlNTSA large stock OF the best makers OF last
mad oder coors. As well as the most common kind
of low priced prints for comforts, &c. gssu
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams mouse de lans icmb'd lustrc,
ylain and fg'd black alpacas, well as OF coloIs
80 or the best variety, both figured and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
da, book, thread and cotton laces edgings, etc.,
ILL in variety, also Irish linens. 80. -
CAPSMcns, boys and children's velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot. a''i'H 10
ALSO-Shawls Ribbons hosiery. umbrellas, brown and
OF 3 bcached muslins, snrting, Cheeks Ticking &c.
+t!3 &c; together with full and complete stock of
Notions all sorts, usually wantcdi and oltogch
cr feel well assured my stock is SO complete HAT
when Is examined and the prices told htswlll be
found in all respects, perhaps supcnor5to any
stock OF G GODS before offered in the market....-
aug2i,uSE 'asIIHE41IJ htt,ts,lss W. T, sELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-18
New Fall Goods
THIS morning will commence opening our Fall stock
L OF G. oods among which may be found the following:

THIS morning will commence opening our Fall stock
i OF G oods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS 800
Very rich Broeade Il silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine
Cod & BLK Satin do Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame De Rossi Brocades for fall wear, ,-i't
entirely new, Stewart flald Sllks IN en-
Gro dc Antique urely new designs.
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured nv
Mourning Silk and Wool Mouslin De LANES. xxi
French Chintzcs very beautiful.
Bomba ZINES, Lupins make, extra y-r. ID 81.
Our assortment OF Fall Shawls is unequaied for elegance
and variety, consisting OF H. "..--gas q. rrai+
Erminc fur Shaws, all colors -' s.ss' 5ssp1htl.s..
Thbet Palm Shawls all colors. ,f4. ~ u..l.r.=
Grape Shaws, at all prices, Embroidered anu plain.
French Cashmere Shawls Hti
Bay State and French Plaid shaws. '--i '- ' t-f'S
q g. TRIMMINGS, ENIBROIDERIES, &c. II
Embroidered Flouncing in Swiss and Jaconet Musns.
Jaconct and Swiss Edgngs and lnsertings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses. 20
Trimming Buttons, in designs.
FrDges and Laccs in every width. ~
Wide Rlack and colored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow 80 do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. -. -.
sept3 80 - -, - o. w. .HEISKELL Goo.
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New Patent Premium ag
Z! SAFETY GAS LAMPS

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The Gas is gene as used by the heat OF its
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ming as do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
we'll either with or without glass globe shade, and per-
fectly free from smoke or odor. go ,lE ,,u8.
that at the Annual Fair or the American Institute in 1885,
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Tho above for sale Wholesale and Retail, by gsu
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The "DEMocEACY" had slim gathering al the
first ward, their strong hold, on Saturday night As
we passed, some was haranguing them in the
most approved Bill Allen style. We caught, as we
passed, this beautiful and refined expression: 'You
are, fellow citizens not only hsoses. but biz dogs
in the tracesi'
Really, friends of the first ward, aud we have
many there who, though differing with us in poll
Tics, have the sense and the judgement to distiu
suish the demagogue from the gentleman, could
not have felt themselves very highly compliment
cd by being called dogs under the lash.
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REAL EsrArE.-T. z. Armstrong offers some
more valuable property for sale, situated in the
most advancing portions Of the city. See advertise
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
..r New YoRK, Oct. It,
The steamer Arctic is telegraphed below.
CorroX-Sales to day of 5000 bales; sales of the
week $500. Prices steady.
FLouR-Sales of State brands at S4,37, and hol-
ders are firm. Ohio and Southern, unchanged.
WuE.r-l6, 900 bush. of western wheat sold at
1,04A
CoRs-2O, 900 bush. mixed was sold at 72aI2a,
and q small lot at 73c. Holders more firm.
RyE-l5,0 bushels sold at S5c.
PoRK-Sales of mess Pork sold at 1854 for
retail lots. Prime Is 50al5 GA.
BEEr-unchanged.
L,RD-Sales of 400 bbls. at Isa74.
SuGAK-Sales of Muscovado at 81. Havana
STAGE.
OiL-Sales Of Linseed oil at Tic.
CoPPEE.-Sales of Rio, atSia9.
WHISKY 23ia24; fimer.
PITTSBURGH.
Oct. 16
The river remains unchanged, since last night.