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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Union Democratic MsetinE ut Atlanta, Ga.-
11ail sch. ChnIhsm Wrecked, 90.

CHARI ySroS, Sept. 10. ls5s.
A Union Democratic Mass Meeting
convened At Atlsnt, Ga, on Saturday morning. Hon
K l. Charlton, President. A Coatottse Of Tnirtsen
vas appointed 10 report bGsiscss and made . report
which was adopted With fsw slss-nstng voices con-
demnpg the policy VI the southern Rigsn ~ng of the
party, in refusing 10 compromise roe Elessora Ticket
The report alec opposes tho n0snirsnoa Of saosaer
ticket Captain W. ford presented minority report
In favor OF new Electoral Ticket which wu voted
down slmos unanimously. Judge Jackson spoks elo.
quentiy In favor ofihe ms ority report
Mail schooner Chatham. which left
Charleston s,h inst, with the malls for hey West and
Hsvsna, Was ~reoked on the l2fh twenty one miles
south OF 81 Augustine, during gala No lives
lost-msil saved boa, wa sent from ST. Augustine
the 18th 10 bring the mail up The gale very
we're. but OF brief duration.
The U. S. mail steamship Southerner,
Captain w. Foster, arrived here at SIX O'Clock this
morplrg
The body of Col. Brown, chief engineer
on the Browns vile ami Columbia Railroad, was found
on Saturday, The plantation of Mr. Wyrlek, la thu
upper part OF Rehland District and brought to Coluu
bis on Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
The Canadian CIergy Reserves.

QUEBEC, Saturday, Sept Il, 1852.
The address, askiog the British Govern
ent to renoush TO Canada ths control of the Clergy
Reserves was carried In Parliament. last night by
vote Of yeas 81, nays % TIE vote OF Upper Csnsds
aiken sepa1 aely, gave small majority against the sd
drRaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

INDIANA.-Robert G. Gregory, of La
fayette has received the Wing nomination for
Congress in the With District.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
PRosPEG'TUs'
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW.

the rsin,. Prospectus fof the AmeytSau Review, is
sued at Washington by Mr.. Cotton les former Propris
tor and Eitor, number OF tho leading Wing Members
the Twenty seventh Congress (tS66 subscribed their
name, to the following resolution - % as
snestly approving the plaG OF such National orenn
long needed and Of manifest the undersigned
agree to contribute Its pages om time to time such
b. TO get forth and de
fepd the doctrines OF tbs United Wing OF the union
Signed hy George F. Marsh Daniel d B.Tn,zd: Nc
Ginsm.n, Daniel Webster r e. winthrop Thomas Bot
ler King Hamilton Fish, j.. p Kennedy, VIM. b. Archer
Rufus Choac, Alexander H. Stephens g.,
An engraved portrait OF some distinguished person Will
be found In every number or tho RcvicW They win usu
ally te portraits or living American Statesmen, and when
evsr that Ia possible will be acconpanled with an auhep
tic Memoir OF tho person represented .IsIt.z
The first objects or the Review are OF course
IT designed to set forth and defend ne prnse INC
neasrts and tho or the United Wig Party OF inc
Union 1t has beea matter OF jus. 70 that
that though it embraces its duo proportion OF the lncl
genes and learning Of hs has no OF pr
can Review have done what 4: them Hes to remove tis
reproach by securing from sources OF ability
and truth. ILHf- 9! fuf LA $50 zf. lisfrA
he literary department of the Revew win agree in
TrsMssinsIe subscriptions So a year, in sdyanse
Subscriptions to clubs OF not less than persons
CHAMPION B1SSELL, Pu6liiher, 7,
taI1roi 27t 80 So 100 Sassau.st New YORK!
Tg.sd19f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
20 QUINCY FOUNDRY
81 Corner main aud Quincy Streets,
~ sa wHEEIING, VA.


TIME having greatly enlarged and now com.
peted their extensive establishment ale pIepatea 10
furnish the public with variety Of work ~ their
SnIendd plain and fancy arches, including fenders sum-
mel ronts Il. iron stands, &c ovens, common round,
and straight barred CRATES. ,,,,,, srls
Including the newest most Improved coal and wood
stoves. Franklin balloon, ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber, and parlor stoves, non 90 to
Hollow in all its branches. Sugar kettles, OF van
SIZES and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. 800 49, M ~. 4 u ,fl-.
Mill gearing. boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long
In this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received, warrant to expect continuation Of
custom In this part OF our business Wind mil. hay scale,
corn shelter, truck wheel, aud small wagon Castings
Wagon and buggy boxes -. - 49, q
PLoUGHS, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. ~. !.
We are earcd 10 furnish the patent eycr patent hill
side Crane hull, Hornet Shder, &c We have also So.
cured at this tho exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIST,S PaTENTPLOUGH,o one OF the most improved
inple ments in rIning at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses gardens
yeraIidas, &c Porters improved graduating twyere or
fronwc ed the patent right for several Soun
ties for this useful iron, and exhibit
from The Urted States ArnoIy possessing QUALITIES
for facilitating the Baeksnths abors which no other
possesses Window caps, eonsols &c In short evoTY'
Thing in our line business Sad irons with fancy stands
scrapers porch feet, vault celle window and sewe
efatngs Wrought iron nall and spikes, OF tho pest
Il quality and at the lowest prices. etifi,
II D-Pcrsony wishing TO purchase In our lne wholesale
or retail Will please give call All orders from the
country VIII be carefully attended TO and punctuaIy hied
| Scrap iron purchased at market prices. .
| sussi HAMILTON & ROC Frs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
Cnrehirg 1InckereI.

The late fishery excitement, If it brings about nothing
important has least contributed something 10
piscatory literature The press for some weeks past has
had decidedly shv flavor, and really valuable and
Interesting inora ion has been eohwdered u' into news
PAPER letters and articles. The following account OF the
method catching mackere which find In OF these
fishery letters viii probably be new TO many reade
The method OF taking mackerel is very simple The
vessel is .hoved too and arranged on the wind
ward tide many oiveIiently stand from bow to
Each Is provided with four lines only
be used In st fishing On each line attached the hook
rel Is placed behind nan, which the snap
ped caught the Jaw tearing out easily though made
fpaper Owing this tenderness OF the jaw. the fish
very carefully. though with great rapdity One
man stands amid ,ps,' throwing the bait which has been
caiey ground keep the fish about the while
hooks bated with tough substance either pork nd
BIT oliver piece Of The naeke e itself When The
viii often catch nom thirty TO my barrels in an hour
When eaght they arc split, gbbed, scaped, washed In
waters and then saed-hc whole being done with asen
ixbi etcri Nv isfH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

II ocnI and Travelling Agents Wanted for
L Popular and Useful iooks Just published CALiFoR:
MIA ILLUSTRATOR, Including description Of the Pa.
mama Nicaragua outes with Is suberb Tinted litho
graphs, 32i pages, Svo; price 81. This work by j. NJ.
Let's has adjudged by tho unanimous voice OF tho
press elaborate, practical and intensely In
feresg volume has yet been written upon golden
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal OF Tray.
els no work ed that has created such thrilling
sensation pre- emnenly and
with incidents OF the most amusing In tho Ian
Of one OF the city editorials perfect daguerre
otype CALIFORNIA; taken by he Light Of MONDAY
ca IS PRAcTIcE AM IA lily PHYSICIAN, 500 p.
ges 900 engravings Syo sheep price 81 Dr. beach az at
eclectic actice in ths sountry Snc was
demand that eighteen thousand copies OF thu work
we re printed in ono edto;,- Also, DrC ~ i1monds
Same principles Of practice, kDlCAL In
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, or T2UB GUIDE
TO HEALTH. 12mo.. cloth. s paees Pr.fe % cloth,
81 paper covers; fourth thousand- AID, WOMAN IN
HER VARIOUS RRLATIONS-eontai1ingpr practical roles
fcmales for their eonaet IN the detail OF
every domestic duty royal 1Smo red Cloth
a2i pagcs, 63 This w.k should be
every lady especially the Such 10 Its popularity
that nearly three COMES been solo In the
gon Of New York alone wi very lsW months gyFF
Orders books above kdye with cash or postage
stamps accompanying sill be promptly hiled,
any part ofthe United states ouppT voIrn, :
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--@-- Nc i45 Fulton street, New York city.
DsEdtors giving tnIs rtiaenient three In
ssrtions entiiied 70 copy Of California ~
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
1852 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1882
DRY GOODS.
VIM. T. Sci BY, .ar-.t

M oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, is receiving
Nv his stock OF Fa II and Winter Goods for Jobbng Of
and the best manufactures OF our
county. careuliy selected exp, cssly for the I'D
JoBBlNG TRADE. -as Ig -fa9l
or the abics designs and colos, to which he
spec tuly socts examination from his old customers
aud Count y Me- chants. ~. .-'i. p
CLOTHS-iis consists in part Of the best mixer
and o: the Usual variety OF colo s both Foreign and
Domestic. fsN
CASSlMERES-B black ami doeskn, AZ VOL as OF n
5s goat variety o! the choic est fancy colo $:
SATlNET-rS-Black Blue Steci.nnAed. fancy Green and
Biowns, &c a very full and complete siodk also
V Twc9ds anu Cy. Jeans - BY. ...l.
OVER COATINGS-O colOIcd Blankets pilot and boa yer
I cloths and other such goods IN variety ~.
PRlNTS-A very stock oil the best makers o! ias
madden culo ". As well as the most common Kind
s. OF low i: iced pi nts :or comorts, &c lss I'D.
DRESS GCODSG ns hams mouse de llins, enib lust e.
Vain and fig d black alracas, as well as oil colois
OF the best variety, BIO III figui cd and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive STOCK OF canbnc iiguico
and plain, JAG onets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
dia, book. tl cad and cotton laccs, edSii gs, etc.
in variety, also Irish linens
CAPS-Mens, boys and child velvet and cloth caps
also Mexican hats. mos, desirable lot ID,
ALSO-Siawls, ribbons, hosiery. umbf elias, brown ant
bleaclel musins, shii ting, checks, Ticking, &c
tyc; tocethc, with u full and complete stock o
Notions all so Is. usually wanted; anu rltoscth
or l ieel ell my stock is SO complete tia
wien il Is examined and the prices told II VIII b.
found in all respects, pei haps superior 10 an
stock OF Goods bc;oIc offered in tie ma let
apgeL .-.- w. T. SELBf-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
Items by Mail.

The SAVED The Detroit Advertiser OF
Monday says, Gone hundred and twenty
five of the poor emigrants who were saved
from the wreck Of the steamer Atlantic,
were taken in charge by R. N. Rice. Esq,
OF the Central Railroad, who after supply
ing their immediate wants, sent them on to
the various points Of their destination, I'M
der charge Of careful attendance, who are
under directions to furnish them with all
they may need. A company of twenty
miners, with their families. destined for
Lake Superior, are now in the city, at the
Union Block, on Jefferson Avenue, who
were in respectable circumstances, but who
lost all, even to the last garment by the
sinking Of the Atlantic; they are proper OBJ
jects Of charity" a.s 81 l1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

i)ur Po,rrr Press.-.ln answer to the many en-
,nir;es of those who have not "seen the elephant
Il our office, as to whether we ''print by steam"
Vi will state that the INrELLtGEScER is printed on
N Adams Patent Power PreSS-the best kind of
fess ever invented for making clean and beautiful
npressions-and that it will be propelled by
,eam engine, as soon as the engine builder, with
fhich we have contracted, completes his work.
Re are, at present, working the press by hand,
,hiom we prefer to being delayed in our issue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100

EFT J. FICK1EsoN would respectfully an.
!.k-i.:s.3 TO citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
I I II y n cinty. that he has just opened and
u U Helegant establishment for the sale OF Violns,
Guitars, Violincellos Fagocts Flutes Flies, Aeeorde
ons Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make. - 49, -
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments and for
singing.
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute voiin also,
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. '
Ola, Reeds Tuning Fol ks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
4. Kieber's Furniture Polish, for renovang vanished
Furniture, such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats
descriptions OF Furniture. '' -' ~
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber Pttsburg Pianos
of the first and best naa eture In the United States such
Nunis and Carks grand and square Pianos j. Il. Dun
hans iiaet. AMI Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c.
Melodeons. ..---'--r 80 - -Eta
Accordeons, and all kind OF musical instruments repaired
al the lowest prices .'s-'-r (.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

------ % sIARkET ST, WHEELING, Va.
fVNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
nens In the East for the supply OF Marble and con
templang The erection OF Steam he invite
The attention of Builders, public zen.
eIa TO The inspection OF his Stock consisting Italian
Egyon Sienna American and other Marbles the finest
qualities which be sold lower than any
mcni in the west = r..
Dealers would find it their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 100
His work is done IN The most elaborate style, and
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
stoke Statary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
otaphs, Tombs Head and foot ones &c, and yat
work every variety; being enabled by his acii-
tiles to supply this work at lower prices
any other establishment in the country.
Please give i call and exalninc my work Es1iffA
-f1y-tF- ~ MlCHAEL1J. ROHAN, -frss
Z Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Also Calcincd Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. .t-! ty.d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
sdF GENERAL JACKSON saEst
AND MARTIN LUTHER.

NHE Proprcto,s of Sal tain's Magazine having
i ed the and handsome steel platC iuy ensra.
vel in line nezIotns, celebrated design by
Geolse Cattet mole, representing --4s...,4-J . ~
.9'Nsi 70 THE FIRST rERFoRMERS,b,gll,t b,
Presepns their Eamoa i, otest at the Diet Of Spires,
2ruiIEE ,IEu.ts' ID in 1893, -'a.siaa' ai' o.
Offer it, in correction with their Magazine in terms
unpTeccIeutly low. iI1a ia itfuss .i 40
This magnificent composition contains nearly hun
bred figures, and includes authentic portraits OF the
prominent connected with tiat event, The work CcX
elusive OF gin) measures 81 tes by 10, and the print
been retaiied at price less than 90 copy
Each impression accompanied 10y instructive pictorial
key reference, describing tile the characcrs the
history which led TO the event. AMI the principles conen
ded for. -. 4 a. - " In. -5it - ~
furnished on the following lbcfal terms which inva
riably in advance:- -, ......s. s..,,.,t..
copy of Tho Magazine, and oac OF the Print fn3 80
Two copies OF the Magazine, and twooft the Prints,
Five copies OF tho Magazine, AMI five OF The Prnts
up OF the Club, .tt. -,-5I7i. IN :. ztg.ts.l -
The price OF Sartans Magazine being ofitsef
num- works jointly noky, by the above DO
lad for heretofore the price OF each separately
Preparations making to publish in thu Magazine
res illustrated articles AMERICAN HEnoEs, common
ICING with Pictorial Lie of Gene al Jackson 40
wanted in every town and village in the Uni
ted States, get up Clubs the above to
Country Newspapers publishing the above advertise
ent, every other for three MONTHS will be entitled
4 to copy ofcarh work gratis N syii ~.
Send ON yolr and secure sc worth read
'"s any is eH i'1s5esf John RTALN & Co. u
i ausef nu7'phiadslpilia.
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+. o.eenI nua Travelling Agent. wanted for.
WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID IL, BISHOP, = =
GERARD h. ALLEN. Il.

St. Louis, June te. 1852. lfi.i5-7 II h
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NEMis.BOQKS..
1HGlEIf] XIV SzzrhrAA-ttII'k1 III
The Campaig ntofGenJ Scott {
GAN aNTENsEhYl INTERESTINGLY BOOK >

ine-Campa1gntof Geng Scott &
IAN aNTENsEAYl INTER- F:sT,IN4s Book ;
49,. - VOL 12MO s, %. 9, 49,
M GORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in a d.iedeci
- The fsAe caa;pA1eN OF GENERAL II scorr ~
q s Bsss1s
detailed account Of General seot's brilliant Campaign
=, =. Lieut. s. is man or sterling sense. a fair
anu account OF all he sawkenddH in the NJ o.
spirited and extended sketch the last Mexican Cam
pals The author Ia attached to the Navy, but became
Written in clear and yso GUS style and it is difficult,
1g hayng commenced Its peusal to lay it asdeAo'
One OF the most gallant officers in the Nary- The
whole volume as work olintelect, is worthy OF high
Journal ~. IN 5''y
,ova is no small praise author That aye
"A volume obstruction and interest H writes
MIN moving rsn In vigorous STYLE enriching his nara.
,h se d Is With
We have work which has given such vivid I'M
OF Menean seensfy md the
PUBIC lsiy f e workca..
We md !rtfs hook, life ike absorption
battles and Victories, thai W. eser res .
oosep Oo Mh i"s
tumphs from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico were Sc
res OF manouyels absolutely nsurasscd the annals or
His original descriptions die n witt, erc,t
nc ne Is lively and spirited narrator His battle Sketches
i,agnation He the military On t ds
bum. - '7F'''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Tt
Philadelphia Pros6uteria,. 'TIr -" Ii 49, ~
IN reading some OF authors descriptions ornssaults
anu one can hardly wonder at the fascination and
enthusiasm OF the ienost ipersai5 ,niiitrv
Princeton Rerie,r 9 fdF5'fis y fSS"' " al
Inc book more thann eadabe statistics and facts
give the reader clear account OF Inc
eamp1gn as can ba found where superior in interest
geiist. AZ. l. Eed"'
Pays wana tribute to the many admirable, qualities Of
that eminent commander, Gen. Seot-Rarpr.s MIrasin
AGENTS wanted, to circulate this work in ali of
the United States, with whom liberal arransenents viii
pc made for canvassg particular counties OF dstries
oraes must be accompanied with tho cash I.l ialTs
~ EplToRs giving this adve r,seucnt Two or more in
serons shall have copy OF the mailed &c, tneir nd
tisemcnt..,riH MOORE & ANDERSoN, Publishers, >
aug 2l-tt 80 "a West Fourth stree, Cincinnati o.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

7 m. CRUMBACKER would announce his
friends and the public generally that ha wing purcas.
ed the interest OF the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under tic firm OF J. Crumbaeker & Son. he
will continue the at the old stand No. 1T, Main st.
and would fully solicit, and trusts to nit conn
uancc OF the patronage literally bestowed the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, Perfnrry, Fancy articles, &c. all OF which
purchased after strict personal inspection and with
scupulous esard TO purity OF quality and offered
TO the public on the most reasonable terms Tyr. II
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ss.4@ WIG MEETING,
Ar FrunIfort Springs, Beaver county, PA.
A GRAND VINO CONVENTION will be held at Nc Times
Hotel Frankfort Sp ings Beayer co Pa near Flo, ence.

HOTEL Frankfort Springs, Beavcreo Pa near Flo ence.
$3.50 tisi WEDNESDAY, SEPTJ1ST. e. Ssis if' ~
In view OF the great interests involved in the present
contes-in NEW OF the determined efforts OF the opposi.
ton party II is expected that the wings of Washington,
Beaver and the surrounding counties, will oIa in
their strength. -.-. ,-,,s.,,, -. =. -.
Tie place which meeting designed be held is
one most delightful summer resorts n this section Of
the purpose promoting the OF Scott and Graham to
combine politics with pleasure The meeting viii be held
Ia grove Come then felowt itizens rally in Numbers
that will strike into the Come all
and by united Efforts give such impetus to tho
cause, that viii chow dete rnination and ability to
overcome all opposition y
The following speakets expected will present to
address the meeting: Hon. Moses Hampton, Capt Chirea
Nnyor Pittsburgh; Col James Collier Roswen Marsh,
Esq OF S,cubenvlc; Hon Alfred Caldwell Jas Il. Whar
tom Of heeingi John Cow, Esq and Seth T. Hurd Of
Washington and Peter Livingston, Esq OF FLORENCE
meeting viii be held in the village OF Frankfort in the
evening of the day at O'Clock Robt. G. Smith, Esq
and others will address 1t. - p to-
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WASHINGTON.


I,HIs large and magnificent Portrait OF WAsmsaTor.
ron the BURN or an Artist Is considered By
ali who have Seen 10 be or tho most
mems OF published, and eorect or WsH
isoTox Ths Of fhe piatS Il by
inches which win handsome for
and should be in tho hnndo or
Painting now AZ the State HouAc. Hartford, ss5
Thit il may be within tho reach the haa
reduced tho price to osE Dol All
All pcrxons RENTING tho aonnt uayTely upon Icecy.
Ing perfect mail to- any part o. tho "
states carefully nut up rollers made for ue
l-''Hs'r'S -. IL = johns. TAYLOR, 7-fts u
-issi hook weller AMI sPnhiishe n sYork;s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
MANAGER.
c. BERRY,

Wheeling, Saturday. Sept 18th, Location the Islant
The public respectfully informed that these feo pas
Masries united Tor the present season. form by far tn
largest collection OF Living Animals exhibited in this
any other country. ts .--' .it0H5 i. sl l-g. 81
OVER $50 ANIMALS AND BIRDS
Can be seen under this SPACIOUS PAVILION, 2ss fee
In length for
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Hours OF Exhbtioi-from TO 6P. NJ. and to II IL
the evening. il q. H.g.a 81 f-5. .-4. srsg (
ADMISSION % cts. No half price
The Corcge will arrive IN the morni OF the 1911
uit, about ~ O'Clock. aud thi Carriages Cages Van &c
containing tn. Animals, l...s.' = :
DRAWN BY 100 SPLENDID HORSES?
wi % 1-'' Headed by a.lF 7s
NEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
Will pass through 'hs principal streets, aiorng an oppor
tinty Of behodiDg OF the most. -, y. 'l',i
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
"t~'s OF the Kind ever seen
Double Performance in three hmm ense
Performing DcEsi f,gs-
HERR DRIESBACH in Two and Signore HI
Il tDERALG0 in the other. -
. In the course of each exhibition HERR DRIESBACH,
the faranrd LION KING will enter the Dcns or his Wild
tenants oil the Forest - ~ lst!aI4 sl.FEVSEl
LIONS. LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &c.
And give display the when ordered by spe.
cia command OF Queen Victoria, Louis Philip Cate King OF
tn. Fienc Emperor Nicholas Of ST. Petersburgh and The
Royal Family Hapsburgh House OF Austria, 90 = ls $40
SIGNORE HIDERALGO will also perform his highly
trained animals, and entirely different from Herr
Desbachs, showing the different powers of nnnd
Animal Creation IT, ~ ~ a'H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

aug21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30

The Allegheny Cipper.-This popular boat has
cen thoroughly repaired; the old machinery sup
piied in many places with new parts. the cabin re-
Etted and re-furnished, &c. Capt. Goodwin and
lis boat commend themselves to the confidence
ma patronage of the travelling and BUSINESS COM
uhnity. She leaves for Louisville, this morning,
" 10 O'Clock.