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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
COUNTRY RESIDENCEFO FOR SALE.

" Immediate possession gyen.A besnafel one and O.
story COttasy situated IA Middle Village In this town OF
Newtown l. the Of the tappiks road leading
from Wafnsburgh Jsaca and the old road leading from
On, Hsrbor 10 Eewtown about live miles frm Pecksp
FERN The Lot "a equivalent 20 shout zen or Twelve city
fs and amply stocked with Ell Kinds OF Fruit Trees onpe
Mines CuTrsnt (joosehury Bushes Ge, ke, loaded
with Fruit Also grset ya5ie OF 5bruho@ry Flowers,
&c IN the most thriving condition The hone nes,y
md Basement Kitchen. very lsrse Kitchen, or Dining
Room Sitting Room Paslor and Bed Room first foor and
sven fosea Bee Rooms the second noor mas ooe OIL
a. fsy s,on- Wes OF sDyins Long Island Also,
srgs ran.waier Csern in bsseuent Tue sroond very
-. ~ototosnoinx view Of nlost beautiful couE
=, - -. around Il vooid BE- impossible 10 find
srr residence for heath and comfort 10 hs vicinity Of
49, ety Stages constantly passing the hou<e
50 49, tom the foot Of GTand-st, Whzmsbursh Faro
~ c~5fs regular Inc Of ounibcsses will 5000 BE- estab-
llied. For further Psrtievhns apply 20 sAML ".rLo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

~ Eighteenth Ward-The Wings OF the XVlIIth
Md are requested 10 meet at Tremblys New-Haven
Hotel corner # Zthst and 4thsv THIS (FIiday) EVEN
ING the 18th Of June, at o'clock for the purpose o com
,.t ,he organization of the XVIIIth Ward "Chippe~s
cubS By order of NJ d. GREENE, Chairman pro tenn.
VIM ROBERTSON, JR. Secretary, pro tenn.
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politiral Notifies.

rz Democratic Wing General Committee
.esl meeting Of this Committee will be held FRI
niE EVENING, June %. at 8 Sclock, " the Broadway
~, By order. JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
Sa.lTp I N sS.S9Low' secretariea
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&0OOO TO $4,000 WANTED

$4,000 TO CO. s. 600 10. WAITED v! Mt. :o;s-1
wanted, siiher silent Partner the money furnished AZ
10 per cent scu'ify in SAFE manufacturing bo sness
With u itej demand kG the article ma1nsulrd VIII
give rum g 100 y. prft from 50 no - sho
hr The busT b. AnAged b''h in the city s7d
country hSdfes B. c. Union square Pos, oscs stating
vb'ie interview may be had sfsr O'Clock in the
evening
e IN PER hONTH.-Agents wait
" Ec'' ed immediately TO av- ell over m. Usi.ed
States tlso several good Csnv 500 70 s@s
Pc month Cal At No Je6 Fulton-st- up strrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

nay EVENING, June %, at o'elck " the broadway
Hoss. By order JAMES KELLY Chafman'
aIL,lnpL - sS.4SLow' Secretaries
~ General Committee of Democratic Wing
ysurs AleB.A meeting Of his Committee viii be held
,,.e grosd xsy House on FRIDAY EVENING, June %,
p'N - ERAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman.
BL s H nsos,r.s Secretaries
NJ Tenth Wnrd.-A public meeting Of the Wigs Of
az eptb W ard held Wednesday evening, June %
rs Al KeilingeIs BOtel nj Broome and Eidndse Sta
IA n, pup Of organizing for tbs ensuing canpssa On
retion Committee OF seven appointed TO nominate
<mAr eIt officers ard report at subsequent meetlns
so of org,piZaion. The following resolutions were then
rad and adopted unanimously; . 80
ISsoired That we hal pride the nomination Of Gen
WINFIELD sc TIT for the Presidency, firm and TT ed
Wing and has served his country IN many h.rd-
uh battle, and hes suffered defeat that We are
raw fibs battle with common enemy and with tush
sesdsF viusyJ must be sure ~ IN,
q Re.tIred That recognize In WILLIAM A. GbA'
HAM talant son OF he South, robe wing nsu0-
,v,h Statesman faithful and fearless champion OF the
Constitution and the ULiop and that bus nomination Tor
Vice Pres dent meets our hearty approval
ResOlped That whatever personal preeTencel we may
have had we resp nd the expressed wish OF President
fsiDs past differences, will rally ss one mar IN the
support sant standard bearer, who, 10 all the con-
fs in which he has bee g1ged never yet was heAten
nd this right lledge ourselves as faithful soldiers that
no call for seEsacI fee patriotism shall be wanting on
oar part 10 crow this his last battle with all the gories OF
victory. - - 81, -,
d Resoirsd, That We the Wbgs Of the Tenth Ward, do
eay approve the resolutions which were adopted BY the
sie Wing National Convention at Baltimore
ROBERT I. HAWS, Chairman
JOHN LABOR, Secretary.
" Eighteenth Ward-The Wings Of the XXlIIth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Real Estate for 8dle.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
n place containing about bali Acre VI Ground 'itua-
TED Oyster bay L. only half mile os the Sesamsost
LANDING On the premises there a conmodous 20 Of ~
pwsl shome with kitche attached The whoo contsaing
IA finished rooms Also house, vel arranged and cd
rsbly calculated f thriving countrJ business location.
here is s.o barn and other Ontbulgs This property
beautifully located and suitable for large family boa D.
house Possession will be gwen nImsdatsy IL
desired OF the purchase money remain mort
sage For price aLs for her particulars spply 70 ANTHONY
]. BILE .CKER, AuefiOneeT, No. 7 Broad at
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fYNotice.-Pseket Ship ROSClUS for LIVERPOOL
by above vessel hereby reGuesIed 70 Dc
o. hoard at Pier No. Ia r., a. Q o'clock SATURDAY
MORNING, June 26. SPoFFORD, T1LESTON& Co.
No. 40 South.st.
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m Notice 10 Passensers.-Psssengers per steam
p BALTIC for Liverpool will please be on board a. the
fci of Canal st on SATURDAY. June 26 ct ii o'clock
AN senoiDs previously ali luggage not wanted on ire
pUsage. L. n WILLING w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

COUNTRY RESIDENCE Tor SALE-
~ On the line OF the Central Railroad Of New-yensy
about hours nde from this city, swo story sirie deuss
with wing and half u land ebly md beautifully
,snstsd lew rods Crane, lie he house sntrs-
In new finished in modern style aud contains sns
Communication with tho city several times daily BY rail-
road and steam bosf-Commutsti0n, rs per Yos
!urther particulars, sPplJ 70
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~ Conversational Meetiugs.-Thrse meetings
~ Tnaarnnt InIeIlisence Onlce and Labor

R- Germs THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER
hvsraoted an effective cure for Cons Bunions Sore
Of the Joints a.: IL easily spped, and gives mme
date e.f For sale at the principal Drug Stores through
cat the city Wholesale depot ia Fulton ST. fnos - os
Ds boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

N-At Norwak, Ct, the line Of tbs New. York and
SewHayen Railroad, about two hours nds from the sty.
The house entirely new built Ia modern style. With elevea
finished rooms and shout threequsrsrs Of aero Of And.
convenient the churches sod commanding hne view
the hAbr and sound Possession given Immediately. Pnes
3 2Os terms easy Fer further particulars address ALLEN
PRICE, EorwsIk, Ct
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Hperial Notifies.


~ Noiice.-IDdustriHI ~ ONE Association No.
sTheIe III be Public Meeting held of the above Asso-
cson gu FRIDAY EVENING June 25 st o'clock at the
Union Budines No 1863 Bowery, east side between Brooine
Nv J. ANDREW HANDsCHUCH, Secretary
~ Notice, Land RefOrmers:-A meeting win
hls place OF No. "a Broadway, on SATURDAY EVEN
ING At O'Clock. Business Of great importance will BE-
hid before the friends Of this great measure In relation to
be part they will take ia the Presidential contest
RNoticc.-Pastet Ship HOsCIUS for Liverpool
Ne by the above vessel are requested 20 clear her
ksfs at the Custom House. before to-day a. which
ns he hip viii clear and send in their Bill Of Ladns for
's''I srP0FFoRD, TILEsroN Il CO. No "a south.t
~ Notice 10 Passensers.-PsssenEersp per steam
fe, Of Canal st on SATURDAY June 26, ct II o'clock
AN senoiDs previously ali luggage not wanted on ire
passage. H. N. CoLLlNo = W.
ryNotice.-Psekst Ship ROsCIUS for LIVERPOOL.
BY above vessel hereby requested 70 Do
o. board at Pier No II r., a. 9o'elock SATURDAh
MORNING, june &c. sroFFoRD, TlLESrooGNs go Co..
u Conversational ueetiugs.1ThTsc mestins'
vii he held for Ladies at Hope Chapel No. 40 Brosdxay
hNrs NICHOLSON on MONDAY, June q, WEDNES-
DAY. June Is aud FRIDAY, June Is commencing at u
h,ug accounts from scua Observa ion Of the beauty OF
Senery the character and condition Of Its MOBILITY ana
is s,y. of The Famine Admissioa Is ceots Tickets
khsd a. c. FJepcbs bookstore Cnt7p Hall al No. loi
fslton-st, and Anti Slavery Office, Bsekman-st.
~ Emisrant Intelligence Once and Labor
Raehan ne, Nos 25 and n CAna-st, New ork-lhp
sFcs i established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always he found large numbers Of Labore and
Servants at very low rates Of and persons can nave
e orders filed BY writing the Superintendent and seno
hs TIE amount necessary pay the passage OF tue parties
required No fees charged 70 employer
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
R Germs THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTsk
hvsraoted an effective cure for Cons Bunons Sore
Of the Joints &s easily applied, and gives imme-
date re,f For sale at the principal DRUG stores through
cat the city Wholesale depot 2l4 Fulton ST. fnee - o
Nbm
~ Notice 70 Passengers from Panama 20
california;. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUM
fANY feel called sve public notice that no tickets
vii bReognzed by their agent at Panama which are not
sptd BY All offices Of this Company and that tickets thus
sed csn be obtaiued only their Agency No III Wet
veto. l. BARTLETT ESQ, Boston; or Messrs. AKIN
eTRONG HARRIS a CO. New Orleans.-NewYo York, Ian
IS 1852 BY order, WIN II. DAVIDGE, Secretary
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RAREOPPORTUNITY.-For sale,

IA NE OffOh UNI FOR safe,
IN an essaot City Country Residence In Newuk, NJ
situated Newark Hishts Al the head " Nsrfen having
commanding view OF Newark Newark Bay staten lsiaad
Newly orb City The property consists Of absut sore
Df and also interest IN segsnt pnyse pss Ia front
The house new, with elsyeE ali finished Ia elo-
CAN'T modern Style with every desirable convenience Tor
tentee residence Gothic ba choice fruit md shade eeS
kc- For particularly inquire at No. IS bo~ery. New
York Of the undersigned ME pIemisss Possssioa
oven in snediatsly II required. ISRAEL PERSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, or
N EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY-Of 80 cores.
Indvr high cultivation half mile nom railroad, IL miles
rum New Yorh 30 i've times day from this city On
he premises twVstory house barn and carriage booss,
all In good order with orchard Of choiee
iuit and with Of water through ne farm Ii vii
,e sold low. Apply 10 PECARE, No 1863 Hester-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

RNoticc.-Pactet Ship HOsCIUS, for Liverpool
e ers by the above vessel requested 20 clear their
ssts at the Custom House, before noon to-day AZ which
hip viii clear and send In their Bill OF Lsdins Tor
spOFFORD, TILEsrON, l. co. No a. south-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
THE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

Connection ~iI Ne opened BY tn propnstoI }.
EONNOT tie lar dAy Of June . branch
OF ,Ae New-Yorb hotel The Marine hotel SITUATED IN
besBul viss. Long Island Sound .fordins al the IN
dpcsuepts Of excellent bsthns and romantic drives
the adjacent eooay Every sn1esvor gill ho exsrted tn
for the Hotel The distinguished patronage Of sr-vious
Plans - ard engaged At the show
Hotel al fairfield At the NewYors Hotel The defiance
uu feUYo SS miles and trains bv the NewYort and
N Gsv~~ vsi-sS rsrSea s~ve-s ep~s -esh Ssv.
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uants.

A : general HoUsEMAID, or to take care
"a of children Sy y91ns M0man stey af''s' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

NEAT ATvrRACIJONS.-Free Con-
Hsd ~ !. hs Otto Cottage Hoboksn BY eeissTasse
bly . aa,sen Performers, every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY nc friday AFTERNOONS commencing MON
cxss, ns shosld the weather be uDfsvoFsoie, the
YIN tsAe pses the next fah day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

"ANTED-By a single Gentleman,
w Beard IN the country il farm. house small ami-
" in the vicinity Of New Yot and the city
BY steanhost stage morning ard evening Reference
given. Address II. n Tribune Office stating and
where interview nisy b had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Gnmmer Retreats.
BATHING-NA.

~ TlONAL HALL.-Ths large, new and elegant 10
tel is now open for the The public will ind this
house ,quai to the best American Hotels few
steps ION the shore, with magnificent visw OF the OSean
AARON GARRErSON, Proprietor
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A NAcrrvE You've Man wants sit

IA IN Commission House or Slipping Office. tie
give The hest city references homes and ind sfy Al
1ress L. 7. HOWE, No sos Bl-ecker-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

~ Noiice.-IDdustriHI ~ ONE Association No.
STheIe III be Public Meeting held of the above Asso
ssjou on FRIDAY EVENING, June 25 at o'clock at the
Union Buildings No 1853 Bowery east side between BrooIne
and Delaney. BY Older of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN
~ wishes situation q. Chambrmald' woald not oelee'
10 he country Amply stNo. ~ Chnton-PLaee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
4cuses 10 Get.

broadway STORE to LET, and
- the Whole part Of fancy dry goods aock for se
person wishing ooian Of the most dsis
bic locations Boas~sy will ind this favorable ogpJr
tunity Apply on the prvms g No III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

classes always having good references is apply
the New York Boarding Exchange No. 81 Duane st. two
oOors = ast from No. SOl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

A HANDSOME SUITE OF FUR.
IA NISHEO ROOMS, with full or partial Board. NAL
be obtained shtfu location for summeJ In the
ity Of DR.. Typgs church Alsn Apartments suitable fol
single gentlemen Terms moderate Apply al No. l0 ID
Az Of ldh-st- az the Nev-fork Boarding tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
COUNTRY BOARD.-Several quiet

~ families could be accommodated with Board on Pos
tect Hin Farm in healthy and fine situation in view Of
Bay Font Schuyler &c. Bathing House Communication
three times day by Flushing steamboat and stage ne Or
Little Neck, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, and
"a two OF three single Gentlemen. can be accommodated
gItk Board At No IA Hsnryst References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

NlBLO'S GARDEN JOHN SEF-
/ TON hansger.-FRIDAY EVENING, June -, viii
Nfssentso The ore act vaudeville OF
- Ia MEuNlERE DE- MARLY
oseH opera Of LIZ MAlTRE DE CHAPELLE,
VIC srt persoEati0n vaudeville Of
BRELAN DE TROUPlERS
.Mnleh a. henehand III sustain three chara;sers
slcn--oo eents. Private boxes, s. Doors open ~
a'ssi 70 con manse II o slosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

" Notice, Land RefOrmers.-A meeting VIII
hle place OF No. "a Broadway, ON SATURDAY EVEN
ING At O'clock Business Of great importance will BE-
A before the friends OF this great measure In relation to
b. part they will take IA the Preside initial contest.
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Buaro Gn6 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or
two three single Gentlemen b. nmodsted
With pleasant Rooms AID good BUse aid Of and
eold baths at No lis Hudson-st, St Johns Park
A FEW PERSONS can be accommo-
dated Wi plain Beard and the privilege of Bathing
the alter Cure Establishment No Isl East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

M FINISHED KOOhIo.-A Ia . !,
IL lor handsomely furnished ssS 10 Chamber,st
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A ST0R-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

IA injupeton removed DOSETTTS highly respectable
spe u Trained AniEals & insisting Of MonkeyS Dogs and
80 stl perform This EVENING, June Is and every
" ne Mtek.-Periomsnce 20 commence al O'clock
60 So ~ OVERTURE by The Orchestra To be followed by
TT COLLATION. DAFRtQUE. The Repast win be
{9, By al Monkeys. SLACK ROPE by lie hasot and
80 - srSds1le. TIGHT ROPE. The pantom.mo scene 81
M bksERTER Conclude with the Ascension ofthe Dog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17
For the htelEgeneer,
Public Nuisances.

Mn. EDrroR-As you are lawyer, and OF course
ioafer with much spare time on hand,I take the
liberty of asking you something about the Laws of
the City of Wheeling. am told all City laws are
bylaws. This suppose is the reason we country
people never get to see them. Idon't ask for mere
talk sake-I do so because am sufTerer-indeed
my sufferings IS in!oleraGle.
Ihave been hauling produce to town for months
and for month or two have been compelled to
drive my team on thu cross street this side of Null
berry square in Centre-fomerly aud in good old
times, South Wheeling-so deep are the streets in
mud cannot get along this Cross street and so am
compelled TO drive across two bitches made in it
by some miSchievous fellow-and what surprises
me most is that any man should for mere malice or
mischief, put himself to the trouble of making
two such bitches and of paotHg them TOO. They
are little broad at the top, quite deep and narrow
at the bottom. Broader at the top, suppose, TO
carry away the water when it isplenty, and narrow
at the bottom to take it awaywhen it is is scarce
like the Sir Isaac Newton door,, which had two
cat holes init, one big one and one little one
the big for the old cat and the small one for the
kitten-lest. perhaps, the kitten could not pass
through the small hole.
But these bitches have quite ruined meat one
time IbrOke the tong Of my waggon-another time,
the axel-tree, and again wheel came oG-and
then at one time came near losing my wife and
baby both-both being jostled out by the sudden
bring up of the wagon against The opposite bank
Of the ditch-much as a horse serves his rider,
which stops short whenunder fast Roadway.
ask if there are no laws to punish such obstruc-
lions to the street.
And there is the Break-neck at the great Nc
Lure House right strait across Market street-with
a deep ditch in the middle and high mound on
the side. What does this meun--was it put there
to favor the McLure house, by compelling honest
people tostop there who ride in or drive any sort
of wheeled concern whether they want TO stop or
not. $50, BoGs RUN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17
Thrilling Incident.

The Charleston Courier, in publishing the de-
tails of the recent fatal accident on the South Caro-
lima Railroad, by the falling in Of culYert, notes
the following incident: ~ g.s
a most thrilling scene occurred Immediately af-
ter the breakdown; ckild's voice was heard call
ing from the bottom of the cans, which had fallen
in, Pal Pal Itwns covered up with roken plank
and the trunks of 60 or 20 passengers. 1t was the
child of the Rev. Mr- Pringle, Episcopal cler-
gymnn, who, in great agony, was wIinging his
hands, exclaiming "mY poor babyH' and supplica=
ting the Almighty to save his child-and his sup
plications were heard, for, after half hours hard
work, his baby wns miraculonsly saved, with
searcelya scratch upon it. Mr.. Muldrow, who
was also in the same car, escaped uniniured, and
Nj. Henry B. De Lorme only had his leg little
bruised. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

wHAr Will coSoEEss. Do'-A Washington cor
respondent Of The Journal of Commerce says, it IS
the opinion of many of the leading members Of both
Houses that none of the great subjects of Finance,
and of the disposition of the Public Lands will be
acted upon nj the present session though il is ad-
mitted that they are matters Of pressing Importance.
The vote in the House on Mr.. Brooks proposition
shows that there is purpose in that body TO touch
the subjects of the Tariff, or of the disposition of
the surplus revenue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17
1MTI1re House.

OF the citizens generally and the friends OF the House
particularly, that all visiting inspection or observation
may be postponed for n fortnight.
Tbointerlcrence Of visitors with the workman and F
delay thus oeeaSoIed In the opening OF the House, vii
fully justify ne above rcqucst With all perkons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

IN + undersigned Offers for sale partnerakp,
BLAST FURhACE located four miles nom the NDe 0Iile
Baltimore and Ohio RarUSd and near Paramount MStioa
Co, Va, together with an abnndanee OF iron Ore, Linz
stDnc Coal aud Timber close to the nruaee. The uae
signed wishes either TO sell, extend s0Poatio Spi
TO any one having Rolling Mil or Foundry in W le;
who will join in with tins establishnnen and
STRAIN Engine, lie will offer the most liberal terms receive
ing all mac hnery stock at a lair valuation
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be at tLs
Office of the Wheeling IntetIischGer.
Cost Of Charcoal per 100 bushels
Cost Of Limestone, por. ton. 81
gentlemen to the Hvho may desire to vsll
c&Rmine 1t. ---srsez is-s1- - -s=.,asr
octli-tG IOIIS e. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17

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