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q AIEx that u,u.t h. in the follow
u Ing which mus make room for spring
stock
100 pieces silk various styles
mouseine dc laine all grades, some very nice
for lax
IS cashmeres
20 40 ,nerinoes, good coiors
do Psrsmatra cloths, all colors and grades
white, red, and yellow hsnneis
100 do dark csssimeres, all grades
overcosngs
20 do coIorcd French cloths
DARN calicoes
pairs blankets all grades which especial attention is
invited
100 dozen ladies' and genuemcns Kid gloves, Alexandra
ma
rs ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
20 hosiery
90 do do under and drawers
rs do ladies' undervesss.
Of all Of ladies' and genuemens wear
and carpets, rugs oil cloths, &c, n,, ,,,,,,,
Jan 97-Imoiu Penn. av,, between 7lh and sth 's'
tIntl
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr. Il. A. MARSHALL Lessee. Mr. W. M. FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
night the engagement OF Miss ELIZA LOGAN.
THURSDAY EvEstSo February 49, 1852,
viii be performed thrilling drama, three acts, entitled
LUCRETIA BoRGIA on, THE PRISONERS
LucTeua Bofgia. Miss EnZa Logan
La Sylphide. Miss Annie Walters.
To conclude with first ime the farce
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Private boxes S. circle parQuete, reserved
seats rs cents cents; family crce cents
third tier, cents; coored gallery, 25 cents
Feb 26
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ID ENT'x COMMENTARIEs-New edition, enlarged and i'm
IL proved, win be received this day by .,,r,, r.,,,r
Also, Rsnts Commentaries, abridged, vol.
Ian 10
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DISEASES OF THE CHEsT-beng . course OF
IL lures the New York Hospital by John A. swcn,
NJ. ID.
Adier's Dictionary, abridged.
Teacher and Cooqus PhrseBook BY ~ Butler
This sale TAYLOR n MAURY,
Bookseilerr, near street.
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NOTICE1he partnership heretofore existing under
DYER MEG UfRE is this by
indebted having claims against
settlement with j. O. Mcclure,
tho old stand OF 10Th
Pennsy lvania avenue
- cow. q. DYER,
J. g. MCGUIRE.
Feb 13-codlm
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LfNENCH Embrotdertes just reccfNed-The Fubscrbcrs
this New York general
the following which have been selected from the i'm
portstious, viz
aud embroidered chemisets, with sleeves
French embroidered collars and cuffs
Lace collars and cuffs In
Thread lace and imitation lace Berthea
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed bandkerchioh
Erirs-fn and low priced clear lawn handkcrchieh
Black lace falls and Bethes, &c,
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Feb 6-iwif HOE, BRO, CO.
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Baltimore and Washington RaiIrosd-Chnnge OF
Hours.
IN and after Monday, March lst the trains will
" follows
Leave Baltimore at ~ and Q, a. and 81, p. m,
Leave Washington at and o. a l2s, and 4,
The first and last from Baltimore and the first train from
Washington will be rainsstopping only
On Sundays fourth trains from Baltimore
and third from Washington will be omitted.
Il. II. PARSONS,
Feb l--dn Agent.
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uTERArERS spEECHFcs.-Aufcgrsph edition, with notice
ofM, Weba,ers Ii. md works by Edward Everett
TAyIoR MAURy, booksellers, Ninth street. Washing
ian win r.csre subscriptions The edition Of Webssefs
now preparing published about TWO
wssts fsry subscriptions will copies with NJ Wsss'ess
Tob be " vo'us
few copies issucd large and nns paper At three oos
volume 49,
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uIEREA E~rER interest will he charged all bills
III we render remain unpaid for thirty day. -
rebl7--louf fEkhr a shoTHEk.
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oruor or Cossrsslosrr rvpLIc BurLpIsos,
wasHrseTor, February 5, is52
PROPOSALS Will he received At this Once until
three O'Clock Thursday the 26h Instant for furnishing
ordered lighting the CAPITOL The
other public build
inns and grounds be ordered 10 be lighted.
will please TO state from what material they pro-
po,e the price thousand feet at which they
will furnish H. -. ,.nn,,
reb = oswav Commissioner OF Public Buildings
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CARUsI,s SALOON, WASHINGTON.

DAVENPORT has the honor OF announcing that she will
III shakspearan readings, Thursday and Saturday
February a6 aud 2s Subject Thursday
AND JULIET. Subject Saturday evening OF VEN
ICE. Readings will commence at O'Clock.
Cards OF admission TO be obtained at the principal hotels and
hail. where secured Thursday and Saturday
Feb 2f--d5t
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CAHUsI's SALOON, March I, Is3a.--Miss JENNY BUsK
has the honor announcing citizens the District that
she will give concert Washington at Causi Saloon Mon
evening" Assisted Prof. the and
Prof Wagner caronet Programme in future advertise
Feb 24--du
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Later from Tara,


The ice in the river here remains firm and passenger.
and cars cross over without difficulty. The ice about Port
Deposit and above there has broken In some places.
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New Patent Premium
q SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Pasens Phosgene Gas.

Patent PhOs%cnc Gar,
b RSIS G'I Mt HE 50 N f.
This Lamp for predicting portable Light, is confidently
TeconiT7eIt5ed superior any other aIstr ia
TTHE LIGHT produced by the burning of acrifoIs
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful ets from small 1851.
lOrntions in Patina. y.ss.. - = "a. I'll. s y
combustion acting burner, connected with tho liquid
in the Lamp Thus tits perfect and portable apparatus
for rtcatirr and burning aeritOrm Gas. = -.,j.
is such, that all possibility Of accident
FRONT use ia renovcdi and tic great stmpiciye
liable of der than
any other kind Lamp 1t teqGresno cleaning aud trim
ming the Ohnd CampheIe Lamps, and burns equally
wcli either with or without glass globe snde andpo
iectly free from smoke or Odor.
The opinions OF the scientific be learned from the lat
SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor, and ,Ds
nlbntf fhe at the same II
cd tho REST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
TIE above for sale; Wholesale and Retail, by.
]. X. DUNRAAI'S co. - =
-T, No. 2S Monroe st. near tho Post Office! -
sclpiT '''-'' 20 - - .5ssNheelingSi Va
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW NOEE, Dec. G-Cven.
CoTToN-Sales OF 500 bales. Prices unchanged.
FLOuR-l2, 600 bblS. State brands sold al S5a-
SIS l2i Ohio, So 1SaS5 81; southern, So So. Mar
ket active,
wnr.r-sales of 10000 bushels Genessee at
81 %. Market dull.
CoRN-25,OOO bush. mixed sold at 7saSO cents.
Bettermarkel.
WursKT-Easer Mt 25 cts.
PoRK-Buoyant. Mess, slSa2IS4; prime, SIS 30.
BEEF-Aless, S13aSl34; prime Ol.io, SlSaS1S4;
hams, Sl41aS15.
HOos-Pleuty and easier at SIas7l. Sales of 200
FUNCTIONS shoulders al cts; sides, saS4 cts.
LARD-Small lots sold at l2al3 cts.
BurrER-Low and plenty. Sales of Ohio at
lTa20 cts.
On-LinSeed, ca cts.
CoPrEE-Firm 400 bags EiosoI at oa9I cts;
Java, III cts.
SuGAR-Muscavado, i3a53 cts.
MDLASsEs-New Orleans, 80 cts.
ExcnANGE-Galena and Chicago bonds. 1875;
London, 1904.
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-. Mrx-Me lean from the

,-w,nsrxG TO Youxc MEM.-We lean ron '"s
s,ssnrile Herald. ofsuturday, that gentleman
Si ,',TIy known here--who resides short distance
t'I s,enbenriIle-the son of deceased ta'ner'
sesset large estate, and fn.le to leave HIM
Wy rn.,,rimony.-a;tempted to take his HE o"
. ,sE evening last. From his ow" Fepor'7in
'I.' .,rsoee of never having been accustomed 10
'oa,,4 contracted bad habits in youth
p ',., abap,lon them in manhood, and being
',' -;,Eout the means for the support of his fam
&c le'' =. h,canc responding DEATH and al
n.y. ~ stated, went into the office of DR.. Tap
tns '' and drank OLA large quantity of landonum'
~ amount taken was not sufficient to do the
p1 r.t-,boprhi it produced apowerful stupor-and
W. .-;,b,,anding, the wreckleSs man made his cal
,.iouto &c in eternity in few hours after he
.4. tie ,oison, but by that mysterious "dl-
Ii i:. rbieh shapes our ends, rough Lew them as
VIZ, ~" and which often by apparently the mer-
..c;le MT tl,war,s our suicidal schemes, his e1-
s..n,e was prolonged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08

Mar OF WmEELIxG.-JohnB eyan, Esq, city Sur
1eyor of ersey city, and and Mr.. Charles Monforl,
propose TO supply an article much needed in
Whecling-a map of the city. The only one at
peseut existing is entirely out of date. They have
been very successful in getting up maps of other
cities, and they propose to make one of Wheeling,
sufficient subscriptions are obtained, which will
5ev,ry useful to property holders and business men
generally. We trust that this class Of our citi-
zens will subscribe for it, and it would not be
amiss If our 'ciiy Fathers were to extend some en-
coura-eacnt 10 it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08

Psosrsson GRIMES delighted all audience COM
prss Of or most intelligent citizens, last night
an. the preceding night. We thought, in look
mover the audience, had we been called upon to
,e!sct company of people prc-eminently hard to
pIease, We should have selected the veIy people
rlo were there to hear the Professor. And yet,
tbey gave unmistakable evidence of appreciation,
All delight. There is an originality, vigor, and
vital, pifh in his style and thesuhicct matter of
lis d!scoursgs, attained by few lecturers, which
holds the audience in alternate moods of wrapped
,ppIausc'' or whole meIIilnent.
To night he commences course Of regular lee
tares. Tickets admitting gentleman and two la
tes to the course OF seven lectures, 81. Admit
nnc4 10 one lecture, % cents.
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1852 1IAdsNIFTCENTsT STOCK OF. 1859
DRY GOODS.
.s WIN. 4. SEIBYo"is

Nj oNRoE STREET Wheeling Va, is now receiving
WI bis stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, for Jobbing 81
atcstilnporhtons and from the best manufactures OF
country. CAREFULLY selected expressly for the A ~ %
JOINING TRADE.
or the best fabrics, designs coloTs to which he
spCCtlly solicits examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. eli, stfI. 10. o, anne uE
CLOTSIiis stock consists in part OF the best makers,
, and tie usual variety oil cOlors both Foreign and
Domestic. llr. ......s "a, 81
CASSINlRIlES-B black and joeskin, as well as OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy coloIs-
Blue, Steel mixed, fancy Green and
Rrowns. DC. A very full and complete stodkI also
TwcSds and Cy. Jeans.
OVER commissioned blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and othcfsGch goods ncatiety.
PRlNTSA Ney largo stock Of tho hest makeIa OF FAST
- madden colors AS well as the most common kind
d, III low priced prints for Comforts &c. :
DRESS GOOuSrG nEhans mouse dc ains, emb' a lustTeI
ylan and fg'd black alnacas, well as OF coloIs
OF tue best variety, both figured and plain. :
WHITE GOODSAn extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets Swiss and Scotch mills. Ill.
dia hook, thread and cotton lnccs, edgings, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens.
CiPSMcns, boys and childien velvet and cloth caps,
i7ia also MeXcairhas, most desirable lot VI if1a
AI.SO-Slmwls ri hbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
ti bIeaChe mlslins, shTtiIl, checks, Ticking, &c,
I.c;, together with r. full and complete stock OF
Notions all sorts, usually wanted; and sltoecth
er feel ell assur my stock is SO complete that
wien IT is examined md tile prices told, il will he
found in all tespects. perhaps SUPERIOR TO any
stock OF Goods before offered in the MAJ ket.
nur2i tsiE- W. SELBY.
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NR. SMITH and his co-laborers are the most per
seye Ing workmen we have seen for long time
We lave noticed them day after day, amid all kinds
of foul weather working away, in front Of our of
fce and along Water street, with the evident deter
mia7:na Of completing their job of paving. And
they will do it too; and what a blessing and i'm
pr5vs;eat it will be to the wharf and Water street
win II is done.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. T-noon,
The weather continues wet and dlSagreeabIc,
checking out door business. Flour is sold at i ,Oj
Hogs are steady but quiet. Groceries unchanged
Provisions steady ana firm.
The river has fallen feet since yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08

TuE srocx of watches and ie~elry by MessrS
Gray $ 1rull. at Halls auction room, from which
50 nan: enriched themselves, is not yet quite ex-
hans'ed. They will be disposed of at private
saeal auction prices, during the remainder of this
week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08

v,,oRrowx.-A bill incorporating the "Nlor-
.,,,,rn and independence Railroad" has passed
:. uo,ss ofDelegates. The Morgantown Repub-
Ian bas the following:
.Ir. know nothing Of the provisions OF this bill
-.,,,,r,. terms upon which it passed the House.
- Woreantown is contemplated as the ter
.,. or whether the road is TO be continued 10
y pms, wanna line, we ale not aPprlScd. The
M ,gs believe, is one which was offered by MI.
- 80 rs'on, at the last session OF the General
L,I",1i.ry but was LAID over TO the present Ses-
en-. TO be acted upon.
or. want Of some public improvement IS most
,,s, Eel, hv our country, and tue necessity OF
him, nj the kind cannot be questioned We
s,no, tTjuk uursel.es capable Of suggesting the
n, most ut e,ed, but express Onr opinion
- I'D 10 the Railroad contemplated. Already
,cI5,f,r ba, been granted by the Legislature OF
p..nsyIyanIa, for the construction of roa! from
is,r,Ie. on the Pennsylvania Central Road, to the
Tir,i,ia line. and the work is being pushed To-
,,fI with en- rsy. The point at which tins road
+, ,trIge the Virginia line, at fnrtheSt, IS not
aye, ten miles from MorgantOwn, and the distance
f,n his place to Independence, on the Baltimore
PS7t Is about twenty -four miles. If the proyl-
s;5ns Of his bill requle that the read should be
mai ir,.n Independence 10 the Pennsylvania line
hen II will most probably intersect the LatroOe
Road Al New Geneva.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08

Srcu WEATnER!-A cross cut, zigzag, Kidding
rain that defes umbrellas, and mud of all unknown
dep;h-mercy on us! what quietus to polished
boo's!
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AND STILL THEY COME!

TJIIIS day. recivcda lew drrgacs slack Srocadc silks
from the celcSratrG sin, Emporium James Beck, u
Co. Sew York Also beau'inl variety Of fancy hymn
t;uc Cloths Muusc;n LaiHcs, Long Shayvt..
O. W. HElSKELL " Co.
n L. We will receive, ard OF 10 large
rictv OF desirable gods. o. w. II. " Co.
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COMM ERCI.Asl5.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY 1NTELLIGESogR,}

LUO-Notelt should be observed that tho quotations
given below the TVhOle'ate Priees. We statethts
forte bcroht those who may have very small orders
to iii and who may charged small advance these
MFRS can rely on purchasing from Wholesale MGR.
caLts many quantity, atthe regular wholesale rrtees
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08
Planished Tin Ware.

UST opened an assortment ors!eniid psmishcd War;,
~ consisting and Tea urHs, chang Dishes, Uys
Scwers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teapot EEs
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sts-"a
reatiul article We respectfully solicit tic at'Cniicn
the public varied AID hca'ih aasn!reEt a. Ho'E
EOEUS, HhRNES * co.
Noes, Monroe 81, near the Post Office.
'IaeIit
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Sa6dJes Harness. Trunks. 60.

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, 90.
S .JER;H. u. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
hsSA vito the attention or his friends and the public
tse generally, TO his establishment where win be
S,d constantly hand large aud well selected assort
of nil articles his line consisting OF Saddles
RridIcs Harness, IRON frame mud Wood box
5ErHnIsS VnIisca. Carpet Hugs, Scotch Upper
md Hog skin Collars, Annaes, Whips, &c.
arc manufactured by competent workneu
of The he materials, and wiz be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Those desiring purchase are requestedt call anu or
a9 sspt ,sr 3nifstv'' 49, Mans wheeling Va
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By the National Line.
FROM PITTSBURGH.

FhUM IIIIobONdh.
Dec. I, eve.
River feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
wet,
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IYntcEcs, JeweIry, Clocks, sc.
- -. .Stra.t nrrn.it: Ia Iahnst nIiIa Storc

Watches = eWeifg, SiocAs, &C
CNo15sa4ia Street, opposite Ia Johnstoll's Store)
q TIE subscriber is opening another new and
~ extensive assortment ofWatches JeHelry, Glocks,
EI3 BTttaniu Ware Gu leTy f9It MES IND gen
which vii, be sold on the most reasonable terms Pcrsona
ke purchases, respectfully invited 10 call,
W fSsvsviii find now fashionable goods at PrieeA at
lcnst as low us elsewhere. ~,
watches Of ali kinds carefully and promptly repaired and
warranted. =5D. -. d. ( s,rs; ,fl, e,r,oDr
sep2s .ani s.-se 5f5at .ti5 s1J:,I. oSo4t
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COLLECTING

INHE subscriber having made arrangements The great
cr command OF his time, gives notice that lie viii col
tlc as heretofore to attend the collection OF rents
other claims business this nature entrusted 10 his
sepIC. JAS. II MrNEClrFN.
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DTSSOLIITTCM

fTNuE Partnership heretofore existing under tic nj
i CAYwOOD, CUNkLlS q 60, dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 22d OF October. 1872
5 GAYNCOD,
= & CONELIN,
W " CLARK,
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NOTICE

yINHE business OF Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Manufacturing in all its varieties will lee continued
by the unlcTsisne at the aaEI No .? Union street.
VIM VI Clark having Withdrawn
y continuance OF the patronage heretofore extended TO III"
establishment, is respectfully solicited.
nOvi5-Iydc C.iNWOOn < COSklIN-
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5oTFDEPARTNLENT.
z5zs.nAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8: 1889:

.,,i,. ofhe DAILY, ISTE Et6 ssE4. '0'
~ SECS H: ,gSos sad w &c iiy'iHs
city and the adjacent towns VIII DC s"I
& he n, ne2SSSqssssTK BY mis- mi viii aSrd an
Z, r,fe q ~ , who 10 not wish 70 subseiIne ~
,soaod1y,iTT $ vii supply his subscribers P"'''
=, y snelrly houE.
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Another Arrival OF
STAPLE GOODS

w nave thsay received large quantity Of Staple
w Goods. conprisins 1ol pieces Dark Prints apcTes
Rack TwiIled French COllis, Scc' Mixed Cashmere;
WASHINGTON and Vernon Blcachcd ShriiuGs; Hcrncs:
stripes extra hcavyi Long Savlsi Hamilton Canton Fia
nell Shirting Checks. Also doZcn GcnnEeE's COM
nos o. Il. MEIsKNJ.L. d. Co.
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The Fs.it.lnry department I'll.
.-a ts'i OF THRU. !7.s lill !,stt555
Meade Collegiate Institute.


,....7...s. wELHSRURGi va.
THE Fail session this schIul will commcnee on MON
DAY the 18Th or SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cat
erdar. months. a.rsi
No ruI will received time than sessio,
nIess by specia agreement sud when entered, no
deduction win he matte or during The session. eS+
cent in OGprntTdCicd VIII any pupil be
permitted TO Withdraw. This rule is positive -s.,
| - H,-FERilS:s SD sl.E1. -. =.
Day pupils,-PrimaTy E;igisi department.
Classical and Matte l2UO
Board and Tutonp per session OF five months 3Og
die OF the session. % tHrt,. 500. /,
discount per cent. wtbe aNt on Tue DIS OF All
GgsFor further Information zee catalogue, published by
'"@'u :" t'us'''' 'iyy oder tho Board,
s.lSf,L u 5ToMPKINS, Rector
Wheeling, Sep Is. 80 5ti5-
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Wooden Socks & Gloves.
IN nOZ Missouri Kpit Socks. Gloves and Mitts, hea'
''U ard large sizes, just received and for sale cheap at
w u NOTES.,
r1v.n No IG2 Market Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-08
GlnaE ClOhhs.

w would call particular attention stock Of La
comprising Olive Brown Cree Lead, Black aud Citror
Thes Cloths were imported hy Jas rC; 4 Co. their
retail ;rade we have trimmings mattel, The Cloths.
Just Teoeivcdat w HElShELL * cos.
OCt2j
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STEAMBOATS,.

"a. BAKER 81 Co.,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
w aud collection OF freight ILLS.
r-ITOiIIcc at the Store. [LCtiS-dif
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Prepare !! Prepare " ssis
10 be 5stohishcd 9t The great renee me aa
Ysa kes in the Price Of oods NJ
lam now opening largest stIsk OF o.
eTee az i etA 1ssSTrI Foi - Il
lam deternined offer them 5ast ~
body viii be conveyed It 81 81
SS9'+-' - ~ - -
Fine Rich De LANES, at go. -
linen Cambria Han 40. = =
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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-11-25
Paper on Bedroom Walls.

Many a fever has been caused by the
horrible isance of corrupt size used in
paper hanging in bedrooms. The nausea
which the sleeper is aware of on waking
in the morning, in such a case, should
be a warning, needing no repetition.
Down should come the whole paper, at
any cost or inconvenience for it is an
evil which allows of no tampering.
Ihe careless decorator will say that
time will set all right-that the smell
will go off that airing the room well in
the day, and burning some pungont
thing or other at night, in the mean
time, will do very well. 1t will not do
very well; for health, and even life,
may be lost in the interval. 1t is not
worth while to have any ones stomach
impaired for life, or ones nerves shat
tered, for sake of the cost and trouble
Of papering room, or a whole house,
if necessary The smell is not the
grievance, but the token of the griev-
ance. The grievance is animal putrid-
ity, with which we are shut up, when
this smell is perceptible in our chambers.
Down should come the papers and the
wall behind should be scraped clear Of
every particle OF its last covering.
1t is astonishing that so lazy o prac-
,ice as that of putting new paper over
an old one should exist to the extent it
does. Now and then an incident occurs
which shows the effect of such an absurd
carelcssness. Not long ago handsome
house in London became intolerable to
a succession of residents, who could not
endure a mysterious bad smell which
pcrvadcd it when shut up from the outer
air. Consultations were held about
drains, and all the particulars that could
be thought of, and all in vain. At last
IA clever young man, who examined the
house from top to bottom, fixed his sus-
picions on a certain room, where he in
serted small slip of glass in the wall.
1t was presently covered, and that re-
pcatedly, with a sort of putrid dew.
The paper was torn down and behind it
was found mass of old papers, an inch
thick, stuck together with layers of size,
and exhibiting spectacle which We will
not sicken our readers by describing
Household Words.