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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04
A Good Joke.
Fhe following proceeding took place at Ha~-
risburg on Wednesday last.

Fhe following proceeding took place at Ha--
risburg on Wednesday last.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE
Mr.. Gilis called the attention of the House to
the following item found in the Baltimore papers
of yesterday, and respectfully asked an expla-
nation of the matter from the members of the
Committee
THE KEYSTONE STATE ALL RIGHT.-Messrs.
kelso, Gossler Henderson, Fenlon and ONeill,
committee of the House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania, arrived in this city yesterday.
They have been instructed to inquire to the
cost of erecting the Washington monument in
this city, the time required to erect it, sc. The
Mayor and city authorities have extended every
civility to the distinguished visitors to render
the necessary information. We are gratifed to
learn that the keystone State is at length de-
termined to do justice by the memory of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Gossler replied that he did not feel at
liberty 10 anticipate the formal report of the
Committee in regard TO the matter, or notice
the courtesies, and civilities extended to the
Committee by the Mayor and officers of the
corporation of the city of Baltimore but he
might say that the cOmmitte had nothing TO
complain of, and he could assure the House that
the expenses would not exceed those of the IA
nous Kossuth committee.
REPORT deemed satisfactory for the present)
The Telegraph explains the entire affair as
followS:-
EXPLANATIoN.-In the Legislative proceedings
Of Wednesday, will be observed certain procee-
dings under QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE" In the
Legislature, the thing was a joke. Several
members of the Legislature, and others not
members, did visit Baltimore one afternoon, and
came home the same night. While there one of
the company it is understood, enlightened re-
poster of items, with the information contained
in the papers. The reporter got hold of a
mares nest-a committee of the Pennsylvania
Legislature to enquire into the cost and time ne
cessary to complete Washington monument.
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Branfz nrayer,s Mexico.

We have been shown copy of this admirable
work Undoubtedly it is the best history of
that interesting country that has ever been pub
hshed' The agent for Cambria county is VIM.
B. Hudson, ESD, and we cheerfully recommend
those desirous of obtaining a complete history
of Mexico, to subscribe for the above book The
price of the book,is moderate, the knowledge
contained therein, Invaluable.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04
Democratic State Central Committee.
HARRIsBURG, February %, 1852

HARRISBURG, February %, 1852.
To the Democracy Of Pennsylvania:
Your Committee announce, with pleasure, the
gratifying intelligence that the GOLDEN BAN
NER," for which the Democracy so gallantly
struggled in the late contest, has been won from
our democratic brethren of California While
we rejoice with you that our success is a triumph
Of truth and fidelity to the Union, over error
and fanatcism, its result must be regarded as
an additional evidence of the attachment of the
people of this State to the cherished principles
and time honored usages of the republican party
While We regret that our friends have lost the
''ffize," we can not forbear TO congratulate the
Democracy of our young sister State in the tri-
umph they have so nobly achieved and the honors
which their gallant conduct so richly merits
The Banner has been awarded to the County
Of 'HoHToe," whose indomitable and iron hearted
Democracy are worthy of the Je,rel for the noble
example given in her undying devotion to our
principles, and justly entities her to the proud
appellation Of the ''BANNER COUNTY of the
Keystone Of the Federal Arch.
WILLIAM DOCK, Chairman.
F.. X. BOAs Secretary
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

"a Friday morning last the Nail Factory
belonging TO the Portage Iron Works." Dun
cansville, Blair county, caught fire and was en-
tirely consumed. The property was owned by
MNeal, Roger s Co., who lose about $1,000,
the property having been insured for but half
its value.
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na- The Philadelphia Po,nsylrdnian has

naF- The Philadelphia Pe'nsylrdnidn has
raised the name of James buchanan, for Presi-
dent, and in an exceedingly well written and
able article urges his nomination by the Bait
more Convention. The Convention which meefs
at Harrisburg to day will still further elevate
his name, much to the discontinue of the little
giants in whom is concentrated all the Demo-
eracy, after having been Rerieced by that special
friend of the New-York Herald, G. \. Saunders
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

THE FIRST Gun FROM PENNSYLVANIA FOR 1852
At the election for Judge, Inspector. &C., in
Hollidaysburg on Friday the Goth, ult., the
whole Democratic ticket with the exception of
Assessor, succeeded by majority of about 40 !;
a very handsome majority for borough, which
gave Gov. JOHNSTON 40 majority in 1S4S, and
10 at the last election
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2,3lI,7S6
Don't Go.

The Maine Law don't go as its especial friends
supposedit would. In Rhode Islandit was killed.
There they supposed it would be passed. In
Massachusetts it has been set aside and another
bill brought forward. In New York, twenty
or thirty gallon bill has taken its place, and the
gallon bill will probably be killed. In Indiana, the
Maine law was brought forward, and the Legis-
lature defeated it. 1t is bill of such outrageous
principles that it will not bear an examination
In Maine it never has been discussed or exposed,
though it probably viii be during the next State
canvass. In the mean time, Maine is as COM
pletely flooded with liquor as it ever was, and
as much is consumed. Indeed, the Maine law
has a very injurious effect on the cause of Tenn
perance. 1t is bill of incorporate provisions,
and while it is relied upon to suppress in
temperance, the efforts of those who rely upon
moral suasion, always the most efectual, are
greatly restricted and embarrassed. When such
harsh provisions as those of the Maine law are
brought forward, the rum sellers get sympathy
and popular support We have a restricted law
in Connecticut now, that public sentiment will
not back up, and still Incorporate friends of law
are determined to crowd another law still
more restrictive.-Harttord Times.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

re- Gra1ana's Magazine for March is a book
which delights, amuses and instructs the rea-
der. Graham never tires in his efforts TO please
and so successfully accOmplishes his object to
merit praise.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

pa On Sunday last, Patrick Horn, a laborer
ON the Portage Rail Road, was killed near the
Mountain Hotep' by being caught between the
Jumping beams of the cars. He was aged
about twenty-five,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

Godeys Lady's Book for March possesses uni
Versal attractions in the value of its literary
matter, and is beautifully embelHshed. The
engraving of the Soldiers dream of Home"
speaks to the heart and is true to nature.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

Peg Hon. John w. Geary, late Mayor Of
San Francisco, California, passed over the Port
age Road on Monday last, bound for his home
in Westmoreland He returns to the Golden
Land in three months.
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sssg~ The Harrisburg keystone comes to us in
a neat new dress, looking as nice as basket OF
chips in a cold morning. We wish the paper
full success.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

Hon. A. ii. Stephens has written u letter in
favor of the Union party of Georgia, maintain
ing its organization, and consequently in oppo-
sition to sending delegates to the Baltimore Con-
yention, as has been proposed by portion Of
the Union men of that State
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-04

Hon j. H.. kuhns and Hook and Ulte Will
please accept our thanks for public documents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

Tur Nrw ORLrAxs OPERA TRourE.-This Com
pany, which make such fine music and SO much
exciting fun, will give but two more performances
in this city-this and tomorrow evening. Their
Concerts have been attended by unusually large
Numbers, the Melodeon being crowded to its utmost
on the nights of their performance. They call them
"Drau ing Room Entertainments,'' which. from the
crowds they draw, seems to be very appropriate
title, Mr.. Sanford is an inimitable deineator of an
Ethiopian character, and Mr.. Lynch and Mr. Rainier
ne excellent singers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

BECKER, WELLER & FRANzHErM.-The new es
Enlistment, advertised in another column of the In
tligencer, recently opened in this city, by the
shove mentioned firm, is branch ofthe extensive
house of Becker, Weller & Co., of Philadelphia.
Nj. C. W. Franzheim is the acting partner in
Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17
New FAN Goods ]

New Fall Goods X go
nS morning will commence opening our Fan stock
OF Goods, among which may be found The following
DRESS SILKS = Z -
Very rich Brosads q SILKS Plain black Gro Dc Rtss
Cold bpk Satin de Chime silk Tissues, Heavy reh
Madame DE Rossi Brocades g for fall wear, w..
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks IN eh.
s French MrsIin DeIaines Plain and Figured ~
1 Mourning SILK and Wool Monslin De LANES. tsas
French Chintzcs, very beautiful. 49, $ ..-.5 Il.
BombaZines, Lupins make, extra =
Fall Shals tS pneqpaled for eegaeS
and variety, consisting OF
ErInne fur EhaSslss all colors. Ni " ii
Tibet Palm Shawss all coDrsy i! :l's7 s!t
Grape ShaHls, atall prices, Embroidered and plain.
French Cashmere Shawls. TO-. - -s fsasF
Bay State and French Plaid shaws.
/ TRIMMINGS, sEMBROlDERIES,s &c.
Embrodeted Ff6uncing In Swiss and Jaeonet Muslins
JaeoIet and Swiss Rdgiugs and lhsertings
Rich Trimming in great variety, for dressed, t-
Trimming buttons, In designs. Jzs.s,s.s itsl
Fflnges and Laees in every width. "a
Wide Black and ColoTed Velvet Ribbons. t-hI,{g
Marrow .t do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. . - y
sept3 o!w. HRIsRRLL & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

FIFrH wARD.-1f some OF our patrons in the
Fifth Wand did not receive their papers as early as
usual. yesterday morning, they will pleuse excuse
the delay on account of the sickness of one of our
carriers, whose place was supplied by one unac-
quaiuted with the route.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

Dewitt was remarkedfby wng in our Office
yesterday that there was qvite heavy deaO falling.
We thought that one fellow we saw, who had been
drenchel in the ran all day, got little more than
abs due"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

YESTERDAY was a terrible day-raining all the
time and nothing to be seen but fog. Day light
seemed to have gone on an expedition to some more
congenial cline We only ventured to take one
look out of doors; that was enough. We didn't
Try it again Till gas light dawned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

,,.,..n,,le Convention to be held III na''''"V'e'
~ .s5-.,,s the Baltimore American says =!
at has been announced that on Inc evening u
a. I' DscsmbeI 1859, train ofcars will depart
rue S.S cty in orerto reach the Ohio at heel
.'Oa bout sunset on the list Of January. This IS
~s, ...Iiz.tion of great work, plnnnea quarter
t&e snn,nrv ago. and steadfastly pursued 10 com
,,;or amid the most disheartening ciFcumTta noes,
p p III ~. an anspcious celebration of the new
what OF. ginated in individual enterprise
sustained, at FIRST by private resources
fa, lime 10 time. received the fostering aid o: both
l;,v and State. Our people have been willing
t.v themselves freely in order that the task might
~, i've abandoned. They were confident that The
"Dsninr of this shortest and cheapest communica-
aa brtween the waters of the Ohio and Mississippi
snI,h.. Atlantic would necessarily throw into
p.I,;mo,e vast proportion of western produce
md State bordering the great rivers OF that
,s,ion would seek this channel MS the best means
- ,s,lizine the avails of their labors. al
..W;th these views and prospects, we have mol
,.,,,,el the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD as close
CORPORATION, designed for the interest ofhdiViduals
exclusively; but as great institution IN which
II, sections of our State and city were deeply con-
cernrd, and success would repay the masses of our
rople by increased busineSs-whiIe it libeialy re-
compeusel the various stockholders who cOntri-
hnt,,, their means with unstinted readiness"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

NV LITERARY DEPor.-Mr. ]. L. Bush has
opened new Literary depot on Main street, oppo-
site the North Western Bank. He has just received
The "Private Life of Daniel Webster" by Lam
man, and my Novel," by Bulwer
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.sSs aNewsPa Premium
!. 3SAF.SEI.iYyI2. Gas. LAMPS,
Patent Phosrene Gnn.


i, FOR BU,RsNIN GIN T II + 8 a II =. ss...} sss
This Lamp. Podncfng portable Light eenfaeHih
S{ebfidleiidld a. Sttpfor 10 am IN rSe.
TTIHRSLIGHTis prodIeed+ the burning OF an aeItorm
u Gas, which is emtedin beautfi Jets nom small psfs
foTations In Patipa, ii 20 .i5t ~ ts5s
The generated 1t Is used, By The heat Of its
combustionaeng the buTner5 tho Liquid
in the Lamp Thus 1t is perfect and portable apparatus
for creatirg and burning aefiioTm Gas.
Its construction is such, that all possibility Of accident
its Is entirely and the great
ITS arTangennt renders less liable
any other kind Of Lam It no cleaning and trim
WELL either with vithouta glass globe sade and
Tectly free from smoke or odor, AsSf.ess=
that at the Annual Fair OF the American nstuc 16
SILVER MEDALIyas awerdedto the Inventor, and hi.
ploma tho ut the it pToSunc
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exh bited to tho Insttnte.
7 Tho above for sale, W hoaesaIe and Retail by I =.
+ J. x. DUNHA6f&x co.
No. 26 Monroe st, near the Post Office
sep17 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

Mrssns. Housrox, MuLnIvE & Co., sold yester-
day to a steamers quantity of Champagne cider,
madeby DAM. Zane, Esq. They will shortly have
anew supply, in BARRELS and bottles.
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1859 lIAGNIFIOENP sTOOlkoR 1850
ma d DRY GOODS. saEfT
MINI. a. sEEBY. z g


STREET, Wheeling Va is now receiving
timportaons, and fromthe best manufactures OF
country. carefully selected expressly nor tho
JoBBlNG TRADE
Orthe best fabrics, designs and coors 10 which he
specially aocits an examination from Ms old customers
aud Country Merchants. s;S5l
CL0THs-His stock consists in part OF tho best aeTs,
and of the usual variety colors both Foreign and
Domestic.
CASSIMRRRS-Bain black ;doeskin, rs well as OF a
great variety or the choicest aney lcolors-z
ShTlNETTS-Hla1IS Blue Steel. mixed hhey Green and
n, Browns, &C. very full and complete stodk also
TWeeds and Gy!iJ Jeans.
OVER blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods In variety fz.sf.
large stock OF the best makels offatl
f madder GoioTs, AS well as the most common kind
or lowpriced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS mouse de lains, emb'd lustTe,
yain and hg'a block 1lpacas, well as OF solora
OF the best variety both figured and plain
WHITBGo0lJS-Anext extensive atock of cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In
dlas book, thread and cotton aces, edging4 etc.,
in variety, also Irish linena, sSae
CAPS AIcns boys velvet and cloth CAPS
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot r.
AIS0-Shnwls, fibbons, elias, brown and
blcachcd mtsina, sh ting checks, Ticking, &c.
Sc;, together with a hll and complete stock Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and altoeeth
feel well assured my stock is SO comp iete that
when tits examined and the prices told, Il will be
81 FOUND in all respects, neThaIs superior to any
stock OF Goods before oaHIed5 in the markell, 3
augo4. - TeI3 q q W. q. sRLlsy:.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17


"Ax ApDREss by the Rev. D. TRUEMAN, and a
PoEu by OLIVER /. TAYLOR, delivered tefore the
independent Oder of Odd Fellows. in the City
ofWhceIing, onthe 2Sth of September, 1852
Published by order of Pamela Lodge No. SO. L.
O.O.F."
Tie 1000 copies of this pamphlet ordered 10 be
p6blishedby the Lodge, are now ready for disIribn
m. AIenbets Of the Order and Others who may
desiretbem, can procure them al the Lodge Room
and at the Daily Intelligencer Office, and NINE
chens Literary Depot
Although we thought AR. Trueman's address
very good when we heard it, we assure our readers
that it has been greatly enhanced incur estimation
by the careful pernsaI which we gave it during its
eourse of publication. Ii is really fine pIOduc
ton, and no member of the Order in this city ard
vicinity should fail To have copy oft.
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J. . Rl.N .A.I. IN.SS.Ss... 5.
REPORTED FOR IFEIiIGFNoER.
.AEriyaIs Ennd DopaFtatt7 oT5sissliiIa5 7s5iaa q

mi IL
For he 1ast24 Hours, ending iaai 81 o sloet
ARRIVALS. lT15l .,sig s az
yiraons. 90 Neil. {. y Stehbenyillei
Stephen Bayard. Both .. .:sis3 fApfsl.t
Allegheny Clipper. Henderson. q fa ~
Hail Columbia. Johnson. - :. ~.
Orion. 49,. :. ., Dillon 81
Venture. :. Watkins. .... PaIke sblfghi
Winchestet. fore ltisDEtfE \
f,Issss,,sar M ) =. Cincinnati.
Finanoier. Calhoun = =, 10 : I
DEPARTURES. 9,l
ViroqutIs o'Neil. .SteuRenyillle
Stephen Bayard. Booth. .,Snnllsh'
Allegheny Clipper i. Henderson Crave Creek.
Hail Columbia -. johnson 40 ~,
Courier Roberts,. ParkesbuEgh
Diurnal. ....... .Calhoon. PlttsOulgh
Equinox... ..... -. g: :ao'.''
MessengerN' 2.... .;;:i,:-' S;o'',,'
Finnncier. .Calhoun.. 40 : %. a.
BriIliant... ..s. Grace. ...s..:!.G Cincinnati
u-water feet 6 inches rising.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

e +, e! BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
STEuBENvIILE, .Viroqua. -. ~ L. NJ.
s6a7IsE :, -. Stephen Bayard.... "A P. n.
PrrrsBUR0n. a. Winchester. -. 10 a. Al.
PARKEsnuRGH. Venture 80. 10 A. ~.
ST.. MAYS go Orion. ~. 10 "A. III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

ERE Ill aglin With tToi1ondOus stock Of Cloths
III CaS6fEaTes, Vcsing &c, an to Hls IN tosut eusi
lbeTs 10 lowest rates ofpTiees and best work
manship. LoetIl ~ -
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LATEST ARRIVAL

Febafe
no DO bronco the eath
Iaalkea In the P5iee Of Goods.
lam q ~
N FfsgFfHfsfsY FOtts Oh
dalermindd 10 eeg thenl saeh
boay WIN 30 conytp e to4 Eintegegt e NY
s ssl ~
fino 1lfeli ~ I6I1es A. t2
:. Iinen cfllb nc IN hdllefe hleiS ~ %
st5Y ard - "a ols ea1t e ltlllEt AZ
Il Good T3fdtit Aipdeel1,
4 Good I6anF and Saline a. tqft 80
fleSk Ffp i3Ioal ifd totln.
Finest Kind or Red flall1l %. s.i-.s f.s.5
l1l414 tt9I
efy Ia - Rsissa ~ llll
~ u 81 y s. frfinDkf
hi fsushnI5 lpslees AlniIl iEFs5
p ssiif an paFtol The gifts he@ ni ca..4'
L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

Books Just Received at the Depot. 4,
" ALLANr TOM Peri;s OF the Ocean,; Lie Of Vieis.
W stuLes, story of Revolutionary Times, by q r
James; Confessions of Eaton Hoy; Kncker for
November Model Architect; Europe IN a Hurry, by
Yikes Bliihedaie and Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne;
Rochester, Merry Days OF England, and quantity
Of others lnovt7] JA.;sH McMECHEN. !,
IiRANBERRIES, tsst-5 t1s at5l9A TO- -
~ Kentucky Homluy, F=f - = iAf-s ~
Canadian Peas, T.-.''+t' f'ii y. -i=-l'
| Buckwheat Flour, siir,t'-'. ='t -. ~
White Beams. =-tl s--l'ii- -L,.-l IL L..
For sale by : (nov12) ss33 J THOBURN.
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Notice:
no Builders.

NEALED Proposals win be received BY the undersigned
Ei Saturday l1h inst at Oclo. Tor the erection OF
re House for the Guards Fire Co In the 9Th Ward.
i House to be erected be ths eactly
nope Engire hnnse In I'd Ward.
JOHN BISHOP, Chairman
d't3 or Com ON Fire DEPARTMENT.
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! COMIM KIIS(
VKeeklys Review Of the
WI9MHLITEE M EFT.
5RplpR q qHE I,Af1Y 81 lrRIL1G ENGasiR,

- es:l7 d 7Ietf1lteF Lft
The principal worth ii note during the pas
week has been ID Sodbee saisacttons lave beei
area qhli he supp afe teRlarl lnoreaslng.
POULTRY OF al ktndS q and would inset will
ready aale st Roodpriees7
DRIED RRA6 HES Noue IA market They would brins
Ssper basieli
There ias been q s:is depression In The Iron
market Preoa tayed declined 3 "a tl.fth
gis-Tle sale tlslRsel have beenlarse IT 50 zoe
HOGS lttessed GasGIs
nlsAsss sSys Sfe0s COZ lipils 81 /.
We eahioiR the corrected d frolif price list, SIS 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

Lu5 Notslt shouia be oil erysd that no quotations
given below any ths We state this
for tic benefit those Who nay have very small orders
prices Generally howeye 9th city and eouhtrs eusto.
llhts ;ar rely on lilSha1 nom our whoeade Nor.
clarts, in any qua ,tits. a ptsesl
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FeIIp3AY MORNING, DEcEMBER Il. Isez:

TuE GarAr Coxsu2nArrOS.-ln referring 10 the
,,-..a,,,1e Convention to be held in Baltimore
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For he lrst24 Hours, ending tsaaloet.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
In Ohfn ennnnY. KHRUinfn.

Tie rapidly adj vancfg city OF wheel
Ing facilities afforded by the various rail road conncC
about 10 be completed with the Vest oRi the Sea
board The excellent market afforded in Wheeling for
OF the country render this Iarn
highly desirable wishing to farm pTOtably and
seldom been that finer INDUCEMENTS have been held
out to purchasers. y u 55 NV. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 21 1852. III. .=l.= =. 1919
5rwashrgton Reporter and Examiner, and Wellsburg
lin q ~ : 80