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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner NIniu aud Quincy STroGIs,

-.t ~. WHEELING, Va.
TINHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and
plcted their extensive establishment, prepared TO
furnish public with every variety or work In their linn.
Splendid plain and fancy arches including tenders,
fronts, fire iron stands &c, ovens common rouEd,
and straight barred CRATES
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wool
stoves franklin, balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor, chamber and paT0T stoves frori 90 to $780,
HOllowwa, in all its branches. Sugar kettles vaIi
Sizes and everything in tho domestic line wholesale
and retail. 4....t.r.s
Mil gearing and saw mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment Ofraterns long
pc in this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation
custom this part business. Wind MILL hay SCALE
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. 2 b
PLOUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We arc pTepared TO furnish the patent lever patent Hill
side Crane, Bull Hornet, Snider, &c. We have also
cuIed at this time exclusive right TO manufacture 0
implements !arElng at the present day.
Iron rails fenctng cemeteries. houses. gardens
veTanas, &c Porer's improved graduating twyeTe or
irOnwe have secured tho patent right for several cou
tics, for this useful iTon and exhibit recommendations
from the United States ArmoTy &c possessing qualities
for facilitating the Backsmits labors which no other
possesses. Window consos, &c. In short every.
thing in line business Sad irons with fancy stAE
HcTEPcTs porch feet, vault eellers window and sewer
quality and at the lowest prices .4tas.a tai-lnt 81
Persons wishing to purchase in our line, wholesale
retail, will please give call. AL orders from r
country will be carefully attended to and puctuay filed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices.
auE24. HAMILTON q ROGBhS. q
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,

r or Observation-Disclosures of 1S50R53.l
rINIE regular course Of Medical Lectures in this Instt
i ton will commeuce on The FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue iour months.
HOAZD or TRURTEEs.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, ID. D., President ofthe board.
o. NJ. LANGD0N&, NJ. H., Secretary '
Rev. THORNTON \. MILLS.
Hon G. ID. COFFIN.
r. d. MGSSEY, NJ. ID.
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNB. r..H t"-
Hon. G EO. ,TIOADLEY, JE. r...-...H..- .tf.
T. NJ. GREGORY, Esq,
GEO. MENnRNHALL, NJ. u.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentiemen
r. d. Messy, NJ d. Professor of Descriptive and oner
J. p Jr1KiSs, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy,
JouS laws NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy.
JoIIN +. wnrTE, NJ. ID. Professor OF Theory and PTue
GEO NESnESilALL NJ H., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and hildTen.
JoUS A. MURPHY, NJ. u Professor of MateTta Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
C. G. Co8IGYs, N. D., Professor Of Institutes ofMed
cine.
PRELJGISARY nf Lectures upon some important
speciaites Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
tic month OF October These lectures will be ree Stu
dents arc advised to commence with thiscouTse.
The TDISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision oil
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be opened on tho
ist of October. -.
Msscctinr Ticket SO. Graduation Fec S26.
For Iurther information address
J. P. JUDKlNS, N, d.,
or Dean or tho Faculty.
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SELECT VARIETY. e. e
The, !, philosophy Of - Fun. !.
There is nore health IN fun than all The, other
asmedicamsnt,Ims,, ever .inyented. CronRs inclrz

There is more health IN fur, than all theothet
''medcamentums' eyerinVented, Cronks inclnz
Sive. .g 81 S.s-598 sllt4 .iH a5iap
A community that seldom inddlges in holidays
and Laughter. soon become emaciated, adyspephn
and care worn. In our opinion, too much work
is as chad for the blood' as toomuch spreeinga.F
Nothing improves ithe color, and ad,ls to the cIS
culation like good stroll into the country, within
companion chuck full of harmless mischief. h'al
When youreturn home, youfeel or. good terms
with every boy, and for appetite, you canswals
low anything, from boarding house beef, to amoon
hoax. In a word, there's nothing like amusement
and freshly laid oxygen, either for the mind BODY
or smaller ntestines, and there is nothing Tint
the Americans SO seldOmindulge IN. s., - ~. z
This accounts for our Sallow cheeks, love of sui4
eide and lantern jawed babies Instead of recIe-s
alton we hardly alTord ourselves opportunity for
eating or sleeping. tfThe almighty dollar sLt
haunts us, that we almost begrndge ourselves Q!
decent sized snooze, for fear lnay lose one and
uiuepence Rorthiof time by the operation. The
consequence is that by the lime esare forty we
are ''done and bustedn inl looks, health and tenl
perament. Our stomachS, from inattention, strlk5
for higher wages, and refuse to work on anything
harder than bran bread and navy crackers.
Our bowels, from irregularity, become costye,
and, like 0thello or a baulky horse-.s sala5a
stNot easily moved,'' # . a5a'
in consequence of which, the whole system, men
tai and physical, becomes 50 totally detanged,
that, in about two years after we retire to enjoy
our fortunes" go deadwith insanity, or else grave
enough to stock stone quarry. - s'rs' = - :
Again, we say, go it while you are young, and
remember that every day spent among clover and
hilarity, is amonth added toyoDr longevity
Knieker.
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ISTFAM MARBLE WORKS.

- = 60 B MA MmaRhEI ST.; whbELlNG, Va.
mcnts in tho East for the supply Of Marble, aud
templtng the erection OF Steam works, he woul2 invite
the attention of Chitects Builders and the public III go
eral Inspection OF his stock, consisting Of Italian
EgytiAn, Sienna American and other Marbles OF the nes
qualities which be sold lower than any other establish
Inent in the west.
would find II to their advantage to inspect his
stock befOIe purchasing elsewhere. .gna.r
His work is done the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention Of purchasers TO examine Ills
Statuary other carved work. Monuments Cen
naphs TOmbs Head and foot stones &c. and Grave yard
work every Variety being enabled by his superior aCil
tiles supply this considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in The country.
I Please give me call and cSanine my work
I MICHAEL J. RolAN,
|. .aa Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
/ n5-AIso CaIched Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at tile lowest trade pIiccs- ly. d.
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We once heard of poor boy about 1s, who fell,
in love with a strong g-minded widow aged about
thirty Eve. He was in bad way, and did pn=
dersiand .widders,' but hung around 50 much as,
to attract tlie notice and contempt of his idol
Getting desperate and hearing the widow was sick
he mustered his courage, went down to the honseO
and offered to watch with her, Her eyes flashed.
she Jumped up looked at him, and said with awful
distinotneSS: ~ - '''-s. y.
sJem, eIIyour mother if she don'tkeep you at
home, ri hurt, youn n lo ba.y. 20 4
Jem arose, went to her 'dogratype,' which hung
over the -piece, kissed it. dropped two tear
on the cats back, made up an awful fnce-an
left. HASN'T beenithere since.3C Clinton OiaaHt.n4
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,,vfcE-No. 81, Water SHeet, between MesIo'
and Quincy. ---L
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10 Country MERCHANTS.

MIR. s. S. KNOX having withdrawn from tho frn. ol
wi McClaen Knox & Co, the remaining partners have
assOcated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox CbTother OF s.
s KNOX SO long and known In tho trading public
-assuu1ii ilg the style orAlcClAIlens and Knox.
TheV 6ld respectfully inform their old customers CwO
ve N ong lbeTaIy all OtheTeal
In Boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock win be arriv
inc from the 10Th to belfast Of Septe mber.
HaVing selected with the care and bought
they attsr their Fan stock ni
and prices superior any offered in the markell To
Country on their way east they would pleas.
e 10 exhibit theT stock them npTces earieBsIy
with the markets OF baltimore and
philadelphia. lsePSJ 1AcCLAbLENS q KNOX
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
II. CRUMBACKER would announce To HIS
y cEds and the public generally that having puruhas-
conducted under tho firm OF J. Crhmbaeker & Son, be
OF patronage beraly bestowed the firm
He has Just returned nom the Eastern tiles, and Is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals, Perhnery, Fancy aTtiGesf &c, all OF which
purchased Aer strict personal inspection and with
scruPlos regard purity OF quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable termsi ii Tyr
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KELLS 81 CALDWELL,

KELLS 81 CALDWELL,
(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL & coy .If
Importers and WhOIcSnIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures chemical
apparatus &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL. &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. Al goods warranted.
In refining the Drug business pleasure in
recommending favorable COnSide ration successors,
MessTs Kes CALDWELL and have no hesitation In saying
that our former customers dealers generally will
attention and Accommodate which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
LAS. PAULL& CO.
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Books, Stationary, variety Goods, sc.
HE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exten
to him. begs to request the
to his present large and well selected assortment consist
ing OF School Medical, Theoogeal, Historical and MIS-,
celIaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Statonaryi Blank
hooks wall and Window Parefs, and Variety Goodsa
To Merchants, TeaeherH School TTuatees and otEeTs
wishing to purchase in quantities. every tndueenen Will
Rags taken In exchansr nr paid for cash at the highest
JOHN n. THOMPSON, x.
( Aug. .2t,-tC 81 Monroe Street.
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Americans, PntronIzc Xonr own Mana
fnetures.
Whaelinr Silk Fantnrv.

Wheelng Six FacGorY.
A MERICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub
stantil articles OF the various nbTiGs in at
GILIS SILK FACToRYi Main Street, Centre Wheel
Ing The curious In such matters invited to call and
the process OF and those wishing puT.
Silks, wneslle RETAIL be supplied reason
able teTna Gs Store, adjoining the Factory at \.
Nj Adams T. s. Porbs A. o. FaIchilds, Marsh & Tay.
Ior's and oW. Hesklrs Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House. No. fi9, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. .4,-5a l.' l
Our Fabrics wuTrented all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute New York Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair we constantly
comprising many sAtns vestngs, dress
silks frfngcs, eravas, handkerchefs, OF white, black,
best ttwined silk twed aud TRin Also, shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen
Please ca and patronze this important branch
anufaetre oTerS forevery variety oisilksP
Merchantabio Coeoons and Reoled Silk bought.
JOHN Wa GIL.
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AND PITTSRURG RAIL
ROAD. 20
.ilsl. Esse-sr lssH'S-e, ss.S,I==st sETlIl L
-sSS5Sza e. i --adsF5si

-ssS&sa 1Esl Ga. q s--saEsE58
EnNand afer Wednesday, June 18th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains viii run daily Ss1ndGys exeepted9 as follows;
lle and intermediate stationsi OSLO p NJ, Accommoda
lion Tain for Rayeags Stopping At all way
CIeI qlaHd, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves Wellsyille at l235 p. NJ. Express Train for
cleveland, and intermediate stations $780,
The 90 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines, to TSi At Hudson with the
Akron branch RaTosd for cuyahosn Falls and Akroni at
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Roadi Bayard with hacks Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The $50 a. NJ, Express Train,
sesan side Wheel steamer FOREST CRY for PttsbGTg
and ianngs, arriving at Pittsburgh the same
FaTefrom Cleveland Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
500 sS5e''om 0'9'0'.a 70 S i,''3 way .
FOR wHEEIING.-Th $40 A. NJ. Express train from
Cleveland connects WclIsyic with the sPended side
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arriy,
ing at wheelingearly the soIne evening ,.,-...
: sRETURNING.-t2;36 p M Express Train, connects
with tho above steamers at wesvei also with the Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
Passengers lea wing Pfttsburg at o'codk, A. NJ and
Wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ win take tho 1885 M Ks
press Train from WellSVie and arrive at CleVeandA III
time to with the Lake Steamers for New York,
via DunkrE and Bufao.
and the entire North West, "a. u.
Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the Same
evening and the following night can be in New York
Chicago. En :.
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Cleyoand in time to connect with the
morning Express Train OF tho Cevelnnd Columbus amt
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. .ns0
REruRNISs..The Accommodation M Train leaving Cieye
Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland, and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at HUDSON
II. {; R R. oyT,es, JOHN SIol, DgRAMD; R;aSii9.,
| Cleveland, June IA, '52 superintendent,
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New music Store.
Sign of she Csrccian Trigonuni, No. 100
/ = ..r mnfm street.

-7S77rt mnin street.
.o, ]. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an.
pl5 anounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
NJ m n cinity, that he has just opened and
u y Ieegant establishment for the sale OF VioIins.
Guitars, VOIincellos Pagolets Flutes Flies, AeeoTdc
ons Banjos, and TambOTines NliTass Instruments the
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing. 81. ...s-. 4. b a.sf ...
newest Songs Duetis etc, very best Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CnrOnets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. .-tE
BuSs for ViOlncellO and Violin.
~ KleSer's Furniture Polish, for renOvsting yarnished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets, Steam boats any
descriptions OF Furniture -.f..
the first and CtuTp in the United StAte8 such
Nunns aud Cark's grand and square Pianos B. Dun
HAMS Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos
Agent the make OF Carbatt and Needham's Patent
AeeoTieous, and all kind of usienlinstrumens repaired
= tle lowest prices. IT,
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WHEELING. VA. SATURDAY. MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS. .
OOPPER, TIN. 8 sHEET. mon wARE

= = THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
HT bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful
ID ~ inform his friends and the public generally that c
eonnnes to manufacture the above named articles In
all their variety Of which be las always hand good
soTtent for Wholesale and Tgili at very low PIieeA
He also keeps hand cooking stoves OF ihe most ap-
proved patteTns for coal and wood. ~ sti -'- 4
Job work win continue to receive his particular attention
aud be executed with Proptpess and in style that will
aug2i K. I-ARNBY, no. s, Main 81.
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TODD & pEVoL,

aa NJ THE WE'LL hNOhN D1 dADS
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
A RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall ard
N Winter Boots, ShOsS, Hats aud Caps, selected with
great and manufactured at the very best workshops
OPhadephia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers and all
others who favor with call offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
nuIShp, 10 those manufactured in this part OF the
UGi!SS ETtIsIiSt SlS!sS Zen a4 1892 TODD & DkVoI'
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u,Mrs Partipeton. in illustration Of the proyerb.
soft word turneth away wrat says that 1t
is betterto speak paragorlcal of a person than To-
be all the time Anging epitaphs at HIM goods
never comes to nobody, that never speak no eoeat
ofno one.' .,-.;,.zf * s. i M
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VIM. COWDEN


Ioo4sN So Mo,i+ot stee 6sCeeH e Nstv H0tsl and the
Court HoRIs.
Mkencsses takenin any required shade and coOIed to
represent the living complexion by Gne style OF cOloTng
warranted to fade. Pictures OF SiEe both sim
and in groups put up in plain and fancy cases. at the
lowest prices Lkenesses OF children accurately taken
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The Last Fly of Summer

It's Tho Last ny OF summer,
Leit buLLinB nlOnei sya. ra6t lc3en
All Its bllCk.legyGi companions ,,
Are dried up or gone.
Not one OF its hRdTed- Il 55i y
No blue bottles nigh, ~
To sport 'mid the sugars,
J orin the milk die. t 90 iia tiftJf..
Ill not doom thee, tkOu lone one, ess, iii
a victim 10 be; -f....5s.rf IL ~
Since the rest are eli vanished,
Como dine you with me; ~ al y .ili 1ila
Thus kindly scatter r,llBns so ai r'gl =
Some crumbs OF my bread, r EstE
Where Thy mates on the table
Lie withered and deaf. ~ - 4s'H
gi, .a1d bl A.s1a l5 ar. hfl1 s5l3 aTsW
Hut soon you win perish. gezsit.{ 81 milo
Pm sadly afraid ..l.i,: -ily5.t .tr-e,9r .ss i
For The glass is at sixty .,, $3.50 81 .,5
Just now in the shade.
When wGspS have all vanished, - lir'it 4
And bluc-bottles flown, .s selG be1I
No fly can inhablt siq -. 5--5-sr
This bleak world alone.
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n ocaI md Travelling Agents Wanted for
POpular and Useful Books Just published. ChLIF0R
MA IILUsTRATEDS including descrntionof OF the Pa
mama and Nicaragua routes with 4S suherb Tinted Ltho
graphs 334 pages Svo.; price g. This work, by J. NJ
let's has adiudged by the unanimous voice OF the
press most elaborate practical and intensely in
teTestng volume yet written upon this golden
theme Since publication fStevens Journal of Trlv
els has appeared that has created such thrilling
seESation Itispe emneny practical and
incidents OF the amusing character In the Ian
euaae Que OF tho city editorials 'ts perfect daEnerre
otyHe OF California taken by the light Of noondAy sun ~
Also, Dr. Reacls great work Medicine, THE AMERJ.
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 500 pa.
ges 200 engTa shecp price s., Dr. Beaehh: at
The head the eclectic practice in this country Suc
the 5enan6 that eighteen thousand copies OF tE work
yycre pri1tei I'M one edition Also, DR. O. d. HaImond,s
work on the same principles of practice, MEnICAI IN
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, or TRUE GUlDR
TO HEALTH 12Tno CLOTH 52S Iagesi price 81, 90 cloth
a n5nor covers; fourth thousand. Alyo, WOMAN III
TRfP VARIOUS RRLAT1ONS-con si5ing practical rdles
f feraleA for their c0nct In the detail OF
sveT domestic duty; royal 1Smo red Cloth. Hustated
price 60 cents. This work should b In the hands
lady especially the yoEg Such u Its popularity
three thousand have brsn sold IN the
zion fNcyy alone With. ivory Gsw moaths.
orders for books advertised, with cash postage
stamps accompanying i be promptly filled, prepaid to
'"is s ra' = addTess. ROBERT P.gYoUNG;
CSucrossor town. HoldI edee,o
Nc iI3 Fulton street, New York city.
uBsRditora iViIg tniS advertisement two or three In
sertions enre win be entitledto copy Of Cahiorna III
,ustrateI rsI si auEe0-3t.
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NUMBER 85
P.OETR
The Long Ago.
ny [. VIRGINIA asItTu.

L.
YG1 %nS ar; ;ss asT ISYIf I3M1y ny Lido sIs
o'er. the hills Of ALaqiidhi' ;aigst ADD
Where We wandered long Sgoj
When the auiny houts or ehilahocd 2s9t
- s.s SWEPT like singing atreanIs along, s-as n
Aldthe ytIey and The wildwood
" A . Echoed TO our merry songli i.l-ssa g1gtl=
When we used to run bright races ~
'.' o. With the sunshine on the hill 2 tlas 50
O,er those old familiar places -.-..F
Docs the sunshine linger stli
l5f Is Do you ever think, ma mdgnonns, os.7.H
or that pleasant long ago,
'ni 'i l Fitting like fairy's pinion, +fz:Eygra
''' When our little hearts Kept beating, a-a
.tl i iSdl loving music chime, i.es ~. q .-st
Like twotiny wayelets meeting
- & In some happy Eden cline, ~ z.li srsCi-47
And the thrill OF gushing gladness.
Never tnsed with Snght Of SAdneAa-t IL TX.
Does 1t thrill your bosom now2
=-5 do you ever wander, sister .-e Est..
BY the lonely bushy bank,
1hi Where the crimson lilies cluster 7 = Nsi.i
e.. col. M =. Mid the rushes long and dank2
Where whene'er we went nutting
We would rest at eyenude,
~. t-r onth rocky lelges jutting
Fromth bosky dingle side;
-l.r-t Robbins built beneath tho arches, ~
= And blue; bird in bough,
.a- OF the over hanging larcheA-
4r-- i Do you ever hear than now ss Tsr
-H Can'st thou recall the legend oIdAn f'.io
4,- o.. Z or that shadow. haunted dell, i ID. l..s,r
Where tho sunlight, green and golden,
--t.-a Most hntasteally fell3 is9 ~ 2G
And the ranges OF 'mosSy mountains,
+, --i--' Where sweet sAllaquid1's bower, Ss al.
.a Rose beside the forest fountains, 5e sgttes1f
Meath aieweLdTopplng shower
E or ha1els peafly tasses, F7';'z 5aI i-i siq,l
And the naples ruby sheen. n
Which hthe winds, her Airy vaSsals,
Poured around the Indian. Queen ifi fss.it
- Then the Jolly rides OF morning. - .s
On the pony sleek and old. lies-, ~. l. .flH
Every danger proudly scorninE
On the upland bleak and bold, ,'l'4t L istiJ
And The search for silver hshes i zbj.rf
Wadiilg in the crystal pool,
%. u ils Gust the spot TO suit Wishes,l fl
Al the noon.tide clear and tool,
How the tiny pillows tinkted -s+7',',A
fs Ger the pebbles and the net, a., rI--t- g H
And your little white feet twinked
I'd nus Obi think gee them yetl l -..-
Yes, sec you often, Ida,
-'- iI--l As you used to look wbenNRs- l i 5ifis
Dwelt at Bonnie Auaquida:' L, f.s >
With the birdand breeze and bee,
laughing eyes OF nmptd azure ; asii
And the snowy baby brow,
Peeping from the gold embTaIuTe iiiS52S
or Its eurs-I see Il noWl g.t5l. q b. .tss
Then wish that God had laid ~
DowR to slumbeT In the wild,
For His love would then have made uS nd
Each His little angelica - y 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
THOS. HORNRROOK,
Dealer in Real Estate,

TTAS on hand Buldng lots and improved property
lei sale on accommodating terms. Two Brick houses
ore once and one Hall FOR societies otherwise for Rent
Iyd Monroe St, No. 2iI up stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
GEORGE MENDEL.
No 154, Main srcet,

no IO4, NInIn StEeeT1
wEEELINGV Va.
T s now receiving La RGR LOT OF CARPETS RUGS
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths ofa widths, and Keeps constantly hand argl
assortment OF Furniture OF every description Git and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates, Venan
and Transparent Window Blinds Hind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers VaTnlsh. HaiIcloth, Gurled Hair,
Spring Sseking Bottoms Brass and Mahogany Stair Rs
ect all ofwhieh will be sold atthe lowest prices auE2t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-04
ARTIFICIAI TEITHg

DIR s.. p: HuJb1HRN, once No. 13I,
Fourth street, near the PTesbyteTiaH church,
- Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
II1Chcular Fun setts OF Teeth; or any
parts OF Setts, made with artificial Gums The Gum is
made in continuous solid pecehe cost is the
for teeth with or NRithoht gums.
Pull setts ofteeth made nom SO to $50 Setsi snail
sctts from 80 TO S5 per tooth. IAs7 1yTid.