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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-24
DO You Suffer with any Pain :
MARYLAND PILGRIM CELEBRATION.

MARYLAND PIIGKIMB CELEBKATION
FINHE CELEBRATION commemorative Of tho Landing OF
our Pilgrim Fathers, will be held on the 18th of May
the site Of the old city Of St Maryr in st. Marys
under the auspices of the phodemc Society of George
town College The relics of the ancient capital and the
ceremonies of the celebration will be intensely interesting
Governor and General Assembly, the Bishops attending the
Council at Baltimore and the Corporate Authorities Of Bal
timore have accepted invitations and Of them will
attend The Phodemc Society have chartered the magn
hcent steamer BALTIMORE" for an EXCURSION, which
will leave Georgetown at IL m Washington at 1915
M, Alexandra at 2, Marburys Landing at 81 the 9th
and will touch at Piney Point Music and dancing will be
provided the Baltimore, for the qualification Of the la
dies and gentlemen going aud returning The steamer will
remain the night of the 25h at Pney Point return the
goth, and will visit Fort Washington and If time will per
NIT, Mount Vernon.
HENRY MAY esq, Of Baltimore will be the Orator The
trip, with meals supplied will cost So each Tickets TO be
procured on board the steamer. BY order of the
may 2l-3t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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Removal! REMOVAL!

E subscriber respectfully informs tho public generally
that he has removed to the old stand formerly occupied
by Hall Brother, opposite the Centre Market
opening an extensive assortment Of Dry GoodR bought
tho end of the season. in and will be sold at
ness in my store intend to put goods down 10 the
lowest price, and cell for cash only In DOING customer
will be charged extra price TO make up bad debts
shall endeavor to confne myself the oneprcs syep,a
ways putting goods down to the lowcst price
Goods warranted represented.
7 B. BROWN,
Penna. avenue, bet. It'll and sth streets
5-tr Opposite Cantre Market
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nor SALE--A handsome saddle Mare nearly full
and admirably well suited for lady. Apply at
SUTTON WHALEY'S Stables,
mayR2l-3t on st., bet Sth and 9th
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I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
IL at the BANK OF THE UNION,
mar 25--tf News Browns Marble Building.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
| for the Rh eum tism, Neuralgia, Pains
In the Side Back &C IL relieves pains and restores elias
ITCHY the relaxed muscular powers 1t heating
pcaion II possesses sofening quality to beautify the
skin.
Rs- Prepared by Dr. GEORGE BARRIER, D. c. and sold by
A. GRAY, BOOKSELLER
feb 4-w&Sly 7th ST.. opp. Odd Fellows hall.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
We have certificates from Captain Cano brother to the
eminent physician to Louis Napoleon President of the
French republic who cured of rheumatism of
years standing from Robt Gaul do, of years
from Mr. Oldham, Baltimore Custon.house of q dread
full ofdyspepsa from Jno. Luke, of of dy
pepsa and general debility and from j. K Stapleon
esq, Of Baltimore with hundreds of others.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

STEE7S Sale OF VaIUhDI6 HhlprOVtu
i PrOperty.-The undersigned Under and by virtue
OF deed of trust from Philip Mackey, dated 18th Of April
1891 Will offer at public auction Tuesday, the 25th in
with the improvements thereon situated the corner OF
4th and streets and containing 4,9SS square feet.
Terms reasonable and made known at time OF sale Con
veyancng at cost Of purchaser and should purchaser
comply with terms of sale within five days from day of SALE
the premises will be resold days public notice.
the risk and cost Of the deaulting purchaser
JOHN CARROLL BRENT Trustee.
may l0-3tawds A. GREEN, Auct
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s11K REREGFs. GRENADINES. &c.

lust RECEIVED very pretty assortment Of silk Be
roges reuadines Tissues BereSc Dc LANES Dress Silks
81 So -Rcrv cheap for cash, al
BROWNS CHrAp CASH STORE,
NAV 5--tr Hall Bros old stand,
7 UTHERAN HyMNS.-A beautiful as
1 sortment just received
A. GRAY'S Bookstore,
may 10--tr 18th st. opp. Odd-Eellows Hall
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Il BURNETT would respectfully inform his friends
IL and the public generally that he is prepared through
his Agent j. g. WEAVER, TO furnish Balls, Parties, We'd
dngs, Excursions &C. at the very lowest rates Also al
hand and for SALE Confeconeries of all kinds
Trench and common Candy Oranges Lemons &c, &c. Ice
Creams and Water Ices served in his Saloon well in
all parts of the city His Creams Of all arors and Of
the very best material. Call and try.
ca Saloon and Store door east from the CT
l4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
ap 1a-3teo3m j. G. WEAVER, Agent
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NEWARK ACADEMY,

nN the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad, within p
~ hours Of either city, will open again the 2sth
April. Term bill, $40 for q weeks
rS- Application to be made to
W. s. y. GRAHAM.
NEWARK, DEL, March 30. ap6-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HBr The above Sale is postponed until
Thursday, eth instant, same hour.
may 17--3tawds A. GREEN, Auct.
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Carusi's Saloon!
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL /!
THURSDAY, NAY q, 1852.


MAD TERESA PAR0DI, Prima Donna from her Ma
wi iesy's Theatre in London her way Europe,
spectully that she will give her and posi-
lively only Grand Concert On which she will be
assisted BY Madame STRAKo:CH date Mile AmalIa Patti
the distinguished Prima Donna from the Italian Opera
House, New York, MAURICE STRAK0SCH, the eminent
Composer and Pianist, and MlSKA HAUsER, the unri
vailed Nionist
The Programme will contain gems from the great
Of classical sacred, popular, and miscellaneous Music Eng
fish Ballads and Songs, Italian Airs Duets, antasas &c
and will be the richest, most varied, aud interesting
offered TO the Washington public.
Tickets 81, 70 be had ct Mrs Andereohs and Mr. Days
Music Stores At the principal Hoie and at the Door.
Doors open At ~ Concert TO commence at si4 o'clock
may 2O-u Intel, Union Rep.l
yIANTED-onc hundred aud fifty HORSES and
w CARTS at the log WALL II miles from Georgetown,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for which = Is per
day will be paid, by immediate application 70
may 20-6t JAMES ROACH
CRATE APR0Ns-AN0THER SUPPLY
I'VE daily orders for those pretty paror have
compelled tho subscriber 10 order another box which
he opens to-day and invites those who desire choice patterns
~ give him early call.
Alfo received, fcs more pieces Of Fancy CIT PAPER
FOR PlCIJREFRAMBS and IOOKlNGGLASSES. and .
few qurc' n CEILING PAPER yet on hand, At
WlNEWS Cheap Cash Stationery store,
lg-tr 9Th street, Louisiana
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j. r.. THOMPSON a. co.,
Merchant Tailors, Pennsylvania Avenu,

The above goods of the best quality, and will be sold
at very low prices Also good stock Of Carpets Rugs OIL
cloths &C. VERIFY MILLER,
ar 5-6mif Opp. Centre Market, Penna
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CINCINEATI mY0n0lPAfMIJ on
water Cure establishment

THE above Ilstituon s open for the reception
patients Its located about hve miles from the city,
The Carthagspike, and but few rods from the Hll
ton Cincinnati Ind Dayton Railroad, in the and at
the sa distaIe from the Miami Canal i'll the ont rem.
Ss5es S 70 ee'lfos % the
To the lover nature lew parts OF the country
bssoe tho tr5SeF ali tie way rom Cincinnati 70 the
Cure There and art combine rendering the view
The new iai and beautiful Rdiee displays the taste
OF the artist at ance The eatness and elegance OF the
present themselves to the INVALID cannot il to render
this Establishment desirable one The Halls extern
can iange pleale, free atmospheric Influences in
inclement wealthy The Bed Rooms are well ventilated,
and neatly fni8ed; te I9aIh Rooms ample and conf.
modous, being cthvenent the application water, in
every ln4bnnection with the Institution there is
will hlve an Opportunity OF restoring their muscular
strength by hea4hfu exercsc The Springs which
nsh establishment ae clear pure, SOFT
and abundant; fwing from gravely bed, they send
forth water both cold and delicious, The country and
neishborhood are remarkable for ReAhiuness putty OF
air. and variety ol scenery. All things combined,
not think OF nire desirable place. for those seeking
health, than this Institution. u
DIR. PEAsE, having had much experience in the treatmen,
OF disease for na years. beSs leave to inform the public
that no pains viii for the restoration to health o.
several years. deel her attention to the treatment Of
diseases peculiar b her aud being every way qualified
female departnsi Proiaysus Uteri with its train OF
ailments that bans OF female beauty health and happiness
whichs prostratig the energies and destroying the
flness OF large p6rtion the fair SEX win treaei
this lnstution successfully Independent pessaries
supporters OF any lind To this subject would invite
the attention ahes as in all shall expect to
perform perfect care ~ - .ggs,ft..t La
Persons visiting the Cure by tho way the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Daytd Railroad, will stop at the OaTthagS
PetentsaTe requested TO bring two ennortR-
bes two blankets, two coarse Sheets six towels and
quantity of old ine, suitable bandagss .i,u
TERMsThe terms for Board, Medical Services, and all
oEdnafy attendance viii be ten dollars petWeek' payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to
extra charge Soms deduction will be made to those who
hnd necessary spend length Of time in tho Insitu
qoh tfanaentPer9ons will be charged two dollars per
From three to i've dollars will be cha Tged for tho first
For further particulars addres ss.f a5ss.s, 81 Il,
'4n-,f ID. A. PEASE, N. d. s=slt ~
~ =. u i, B5er Proprietor and Physican
Carthage, Hamilton Co, Ohio aug2l5S
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QUE6Y FouNDRY--
C,9ner 9iin aud quincy streets,

'tf- kFdEELlNGy va
TTHE saving greatly enlarged and now com
plel tnelt e19Itve establishment, pTepai cd
Iurhi Pubic every variety of work in their line.
SpleId pain anu ny arches, including GendeTs sum.
and laight barred SSes - - - 1S'
AZ NsIvkSSoRTNENTo OF STOVES,
stlea- Franklin, bad cannon len nate. keel hSSf
eoT, chamber, and Iflor stoves ffoIf m IN Se3I nj
I5loy.aIe IN all ftSst hes5 S0ar EeitIeo y; y,ri
sizes, and everythA in the domestic lima Wholesale
Id Ietail.
Mil gearing, boat and ty mill CASTINGS o,r extensive
nd most improved assonent of patterns Oni Ion eI
e,snGa in this line OF bess and tie berSI patrSnScp
hths to received, warras TO expect continnstion ri
cnst4In In this part OF our Asness Wnl mil IisT sSs,
c5Yi Sleller truck whee and small yysToS cSstinaSe
Wagon and, buggy boxes. 80 ~ - - - =
4 PLoUGHS, AND Rough CASTINGS.
We aIe prepared 10 NUN the patent Iever patent hin
de, Crane, BnlI toIhet fer, &c. We have also Sc
suIed At thS nn1s Ie right to manufacture OF
In farming at the Rsent tlay
iron rails and fencing for S0eeries houses eaT1eRs
yerandas DC Porter's impr(ed graduating tyyefe or
ronwe have Recu. ea tne right for several coun.
les, for this use1 lIon en0 xbit recommendations
rom the ntted StaIes possessing qualities
or facilitating the blaGhsLth EboTs, which other
1osseSse4 window gaps cons tEc.= In short every
hingi our limo OF business Ons with Ancy stands
cTapets, porch eet vanlt celIaS, window aud sewer
ratings, &c. Wrought iron nan nd spikes OF the best
Iuality and at the lowest prices. Ff " 20
Persons wishing to purchase line, wholesale
n ieta, will please give US Gs All oldeTs from tho
ountfy win be carefully attended t1d punCtiiy filled
3Scfap iron pun chased at market Pices YliW . az
augeh,tli 5si5st! 4fsa ~ ihtAAFToN q ROGERS. =
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5GEoR G;E III ~ DEL.
WEERL1NGYAA

Z | snow receiving a LARGE LOT OF ARPRTs, RUGS.
Is MATS AND NATTfNGJ Also 1ble and Floor Oil
Cloths OF an widths and keeps consant hand large
fFIfn1tne Of every desCI on: Git and
Mahogany Framed Looking Blales, EemuaH
md transparent w tndo 1nd lmIRlngs, Clocks
SGShoqSny VaneeIs Y1rnsh, HatIcoth Cured Hair,
SnFiie 'SaGfng Bottpps Brass and Maho Stait Rods
nfhicf viii be sold at the lowest plcAsl ligpI
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ARTIRICIAI, TEETH.

-! !, ~ DR. s. p HULLIuEN, ofiee No 1871,
S.aE9 Fourth street. near the Presbyeialchurch,
a Manufactures Teeth expressly Gor each par.
SS&EIG10Bt BticIlaE case Full sets Of Teeth or any
parts OF setts, made with artificial Gums The Gum is
continuous solid pecethe cost is the
for teeth, with or without gums. 2 f-l. ~ mo
Full sets Ofteeh made nom S75 to S50 Sett; small
setts from 50 to 81 per tooth lyr:d. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

INoRMERIY coHeS 13.. e SEHA y sntoE. I.
IL Wood county, Va, SIX miles from PaG tho
Soonty sat y adaptea toNervous Headaches
Complaint and General Debility :. Sg - y - Si
Persons destro9s orobtanin this water can by a
yng 70 J9o. YaIn3l OF w heelihg, Va 0rt6 DlydPa
Price per half barrel att he Wells, S2 a ara
aug2t tiss sl a. .ti,t g slsEs = ils!.f 3.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
WHoLEsALr DEALEasiN

q
or Cimcinnnti-session of 1SJ3-'53.
ETlHE regular of Medical Lectures in this Insu-
tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four mOntha
s.s---.E o. a HOARD oE TRUSTEES. .-,-ss- . aa rr
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, d. D., President OF the Board.
o. NJ. LANGDONX, NJ. d., Secretary &c e - i
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. -a-s4- 70 -s1s.iH.
Hon. G. d. COFFIN. .s.g.,r sr- f.,,tif. ==ft al
r. d. MUSSEY, NJ d.
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. '-ts -'7 e
Hon GEO. HOADLEY, JR. sfrf. Iullr.5. .l17 71f
B. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. vida. .--.,..ir--.l.- I7 -.-
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentlemen:
r. D. MrssfY M D.. Professor Of Descriptive and Oper.
! P, JrnKfss, NJ. D., P ofessor of Anatomy. -
JouN DAVIS ii. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
Jonx F. WHITE, NJ D., P, Ofessor OF Theory aud Prac-
tee of Medicine. ri ig.a .5itt.gs. l.l ~
GEo NENDExHA ALG, NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children III
JoaX A. MUaPHY, NJ D., Ptoessor o! Materia MediCa,
Therapeutics and Medical ITisprulence.
c. G. CONEsYs, NJ D., qPTOessot OF Institutes of Medt-
fJouN LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Leetu, Chemistry.
OF Lectuie upon some important
speciates in Hedcine and Surgery, will be given during
the month O:tObcr. These lectures will be fee. Stu
dents are advised to commence with this course.
|. The DISSECTlNCi ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor of Anatomy will be opened on the
list of October
Dssecting TcEat so. Graduation Fee S25. p
For further iiloinIatiOn addiesS
7 IT, Dean Of tho Faculty.
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Look 70 Your Coiniphla..l..

TO aRsISh asare hboTing under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness, Pains IN TIE Breast, Splitting Bl6od &c.;;Is
would the of BreatHFergs Com
pound Syrrp Of Bolesst pleasant saIe and speey
cnIes 1T can be had 81 MessIs PAITox & n ~ end r
the SuspeItion BTidge land af = s5.f
- n eos5 HNFLfNGRR e ARMsFRoNt5SS ~,
eug2t-tyrdl fpl5f Monroe street; Wheeiiis 81
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DRUGS MEDICINES,

GhenUeaIs,1 1Fertumery, &c, &c.
Z n n. CRUMBACEEER would announce to his
hnd The public generally that having purchas
ed the Interest OF the senior partner in the business lately
conducted uder the firm OF J. Crumbacker & Son. he
pdl u saISs 3t .thf Id ataaI
and would Ipeelg solicit5 and trusts htonlin
Of the patronage so literally bestowed the old firm
BE has just returned from the Eastern cities, and Is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF urs aud
Chemicals, Perlmery, Fancy articles, &C., all Of which
were purchased after strict inspection and with
scrpulous esar to purity Of quality and now offered
tothe public oRthe most reasonable terms Tyr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

As,aussRSSEslGlf anything IN the world VA
maxi el badly, except pinChing his fngetB5
in II door, tits unqu uestionab aqpa1slsi1
No n iails to think less of himself after than
he b5 d Sit degTades him in the eyes Of othep;
and orse, blunts his Utility On theone
hand eases the power and Eionate iIrita4
bilif On, ether The truth IS, thelipoBe quietly
and ~ we all get on the better the betteptot
us torour neighbors. Innine CASES out
Of st course is, If a man cheats yuuStt0
gu gith himi if he be abusive, quit his
Gof SANDER yous lake care 70 live So that
lof oas q elieve him. = ''is .9slp itila
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:lf MARBLE IORKS,

ssDIARKRT ST, fs1ttea aNGyvA.
a T$IIE ssIfRScRiBRR having niad4 a &lge arrange.
in the Eat The sg gg and , son,
eral 10 the insFection Of his stoe Sting OF Italian
Egytian, Sienna, and N tribes or the finest
qualities, which cahe sold any other establish.
Inent in the west. -
Dealers would find their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing ewhere -
His work is done % = most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite tie atten of purchasers to examine his
stock Statua and OF carved work, Monuments Cen.
Otaphs, T0mtk Head a foot stones. &c. and Grave ya.d
work in every variety eng enabled by his superior acil.
tiles to supply bis woat considerable lower plces than
any other 'estaf khmeI lin the country
Please give l4sl Cal1ln1 examine my work. - ~
IL. 4S4 5AI MICHAEL J.. lROHAN,
s.Htt tMarble Mason and Vault Builder
uDAlso efl@ed Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plastc.
Casts and 4pdA all Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowe trse piices. tPi1 ty. d.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
a Warehouse )

WYE offer for sale wen selected atock OF PAPER
CARDS and PRINTING INK BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER and every description OtsPAPERMiKERS
MATERIALS 54 : ,T{Rif M :. .l-ff n l,lssTE
Having been Lhe Tst gterTa year. establish in the
West Paper business complete in aits parts,
rers in this country andeceve supplies directly from
them The prices and terms we nOwoisr as laVOTa
BILE as the same goods be for in tho Eastern
cities. =. 80
we have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBuT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be-
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers made in this
country. . .tIsf l... i..-. t..t.-.
Our stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
the West, We have but UniOrHiprSe to ALL ordeTS
by mail will be fleT at the prices as il bought
person. Samples Ritbe sent by n1i3 free OF cost -
aug2I. BUTLERk BROTHER, &,
" Wholesale Paper Dealers,
81 Pearl Street.
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VIM. CoWDEN
Observation-Disclosures

Rooms No. CO. Monroe street. 6rt1ees, ue N11 Hof and M,
., Court House. = ~
Licensees taken In any required shade, colored to
represent the living complexion by style of coloin
warranted to never fade. Pictures OF all sizes both s
gle and IN groups put in plain fancy cases al the
lowest prices ksnesses Of children Accurately taken
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founding them; and men who
being able to fight on alESideS al
prisoners, whether they will or
heroes held their ground most b
lor four to one !; but at lastmans
over the pEeciPices of the IiVef
two bundled and ninety+three il
PEELED to lay down tteir arms.
"a surrender almost as glorious
redeemed the honor Of our arm
had designed IatAmericans n
lon nobody /; and proved; by ae
quest was close at hand, DEF
Iseamen, soon 5i s'.i - :.
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q NEW FIRM

NJ MESSRS CAYwOOD, CoNkLIN & CO..
a having purchased the entire stock OTStoves, Tin
SSf Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF G.. Culbert.
son; w0pld respectfully in0rm &he citizens Of
y Wheeling and vicinity, that he5 will carry on
tha business of turing TIM Ceplr, and Sheet
Iioa ware which they have eHnstarly en hand good
fOTSYh0esale and Retat nm low cash;
Sf prsoa wishing 70 purchase, would fell to Caland
at5 No 1g, Union st., at the ol md we'll known
ef6I0re Ok eupied by T. G. Gulbeteon
PI2icuIar attention paid to repairing
ishgeling, Aug fiCAY7WOoDSC9fNLIN q co
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TUESDAY morn "a ING, d,
CINCINN All. q
OHIO TYPE FOUNDERY, 80
GUlLFORD iANDT1ONES.

~ OOIEF OENDi iiFAINDfUINESs N.
N. GuILFoRD, a.f b. 81 .,.,.s s5s, N. v. JONES.
II SECOND STREET, lErwEEX sYcAXose axn ROADWAY,
CINCINNATI, OHIO -
'.' Every DcscrIptfSS 1oSlf p4,
BOOK, JOB AND NRVVSPaTER TYPE
CONSTANTLY on HAND, OR NANrE1cz1RED 10 ORDER
They prepared to furnish promptly and at the lowest
cash prices every va rety Of es tubs found in their
several Specimen Books, aud te bes rinting Presses
with all their Apparatus E s5Isg1 q I5lfS : fTr-'
Large Job Letter. in all its varieties OF Metal and Wood
Flowers, Cuts, Ornaments, &c. viii be Supplied or Iilr
nsshed 10 order, at the lowest current prices -
From their long experience and practical knowledge In
Type and Press making, and hfge heuantance with tic
wants of the West they feel confident being able to give
entire satisfaction to all whoy Sor them with their
patronage. ,7,- I'll .t,. g IS, - s s-,sTsI - IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

4 TJThere IS an advantage owning IN, empty
house yougst ittepap cred twicea week rats. We
aft town the other day, and when We came back We
hardly Iecognize d6df dbmcile. tha mont door
sege two prize te1s teaS he manly at df
defence 70 four cart hes and %
Efile the sfindpsY shut
an and afnn liaitof fhs ssri4i.
Eent lII9esetB The arti 81 10 eseetIted fles6
oT1 apies Smith
81 the opposition iH pos ifill3eaif
pom Idf. itheIs st out iiIt st'i iliI Iitf
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Davenport, April 22d, 1852.
NOTICE

HALL & pENTITH,
Just above the Post Office, on Brady Street,
a, the stand formerly occupied by Judge Burris
An assortment now on hand. All kinds OF
work made to ordsr.
Coiiins made to order and Hearss will be tur-
hlshed 10 those who may desire It.
Jan. 22d, 1852.