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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
rs5. MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1855:
/. asa DRY GOODS. a--ls
VIM, T, SELBY.


MONROE STREET Wheeling Va, is now receiving
" his stock of Fall and Winter Goods, for Jobbing OF
and from the best manufactures OF our
country. calc.ully selected expressly Cor the
JOBBING TRADE .... .4
OF the best fabrics designs and coors, TO which hc
spcctty socits examination from his old customers
aud Count Mel Chants.
CLOTHSis stock consists in part of the best mixers,
and the usual variety o: coo,s ba'li Foreign and
s. Domestic N -a N.
CASSIMERES-Bainb black and docskIn, as woli as OF
~ eat variety of the choicest fancy colois.
SATlNETrS-R Black Blue Stcc mixed, fancy Green and
.I owns, &c A very full and complete stodk; also
.''E Tweads and Cy. Jeans. go. f.. = -
OVER CoATiNGS-Of colorcd blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety
PRINTS- ycty large stock OF the hest makers OF last
madden colo, 3. As well as the most common Kind
81. of low pliced prints Tor comortsy&o
DRESS GCOnS-GliEhams. mouse de lains cmb I'd lustre
Vain and fig'd black npacas, as well as OF coo:s
s OF the hes, variety both ig,n cd and plain.
WHITE GOODS--An extensive stock OF cambria Inquired
and plain iaconets. Swiss and Scotch mills In
Jia book, thu cad and cotton lnccs cdgings, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens.
CAPSScn's bows and child velvet and cloth caps,
II s., also MeXica Lats, desirable lot
AISo-SbaSIs ribbons. hosiery, unib' elias, brown anu
bleachcd muslns shiI ting, checks, Ticking, &c.
-..- tc; together with n full and complete stock of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wantcdi ana eltoScth
cr | feel wei! assr ed my stock is so complete that
when it is examined and the prices told, 1t Will be
found in all 'esrccts, IcJlans superior 10 any
stock o! Goods before offered in The ma ket
,ura, 49," -. w. 4. SELBY.
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JUST PUBLISHED
CONF TIE IN rwo<voLuaE ROYAL svo.
THE FARM FSVS,S GVTBnE tn

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
ALIAS, TmEoSLy couBEcTEplrlos OF STEPHENS BOOK
Eplspuacu, WITH AMERICAN APpESDix, by j. p NOR
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LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
80 THE UNITED STATES go
- LIFE INSURANCE, N +
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.

auh ulUy d4sSk Iaoo NSAAAe ~
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.
81 CAPITAL $4,000. Inf rf.u.gaa
Office s. E cor1er Third aud Chesimt ST., Philadelphia.
rJ,HIS COMPANY in one department. Issue Policies upon
| the MUTUAL princp with the security Of Policy
holders double the ordinary security, without disturbing
right full participation in the distnbntionof profits
each and every year The system of payments is Cash in
ADVANCE be made with reference to the convent
cncc of parties opening policies with the Company "a
Also The DEPOSIT SYSTEM, or new plan OF Life lnst
rance al payments made the Company In this depart
incnt in purchase Insurance, entirely optional az
CARDS their amount and The time at which they may be made
party may pay much little Snot less than 81 and
often seldom he may lind covenirt ana hce
no obligation linn whatever 10 continue his payment
S Further, the whole paid H. are GedyR at Tie con
the person insured during his lifetime and may al
time be withdrawn by him, in whole or IN part 81
the time, Insurance payable al DEATH ,nd aralc
BE in sickness, GId !orisoHJor old age LSee Conpn
ny'spamphiets.l t.ss " Z.
SAVING FUND Ft.i mai
In the SAVING FUND DEPARTA ENT, Money isIs.
ceived DAILY. Also MONDAY Evenings deposit, III
DIRECTORS. -
stephen r. cp%9Ga PAUL m GGdSssd
benjamin w. Tinsley George Mciienry,
Jacob L. Florence tgH-T Jallrs DevcIciN.
William NJ. Goodwin, William Mckee,
- STEPHEN II. CRAWFORD President.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice-Prcsidcnt
Charles e.. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Actuary, Plny Fisk -st I4g.a.E
MEDICAL EXAMINERS. nT,
Paul H. Goddard NJ. d. William Pepper, VI. u.
Alexander C. Hart, NJ. d.
Inattenance the Office OF the Company. from II &c
O'Clock, daily. Ii =. .lag- 800 gta sep;2
DORSEY IL ARTHUR, Agents, Gu
Hs No. 90 Main street, Wheeling, Va
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CERTIFICATE OF THE WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that W c
have associated ourselves into company, for the
purpose of constructing Rail Road, under the
name of the Western Rail Road commencing at
point on the Western shore OF the OHIO RIVER, IN
belmont county, opposite the city of Wheeling
Va, and as nearly in the line with the Wheeling
Bridges as pfacticable-thence running through
the counties of Belmont. Harrison, Guernsey and
Tuscarawas, TO a point on the Steubenville and
Indiana Rail Road near the county line between
Tuscarawas and CoShocton-with capital OF
Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars. Given under
our hands and seals, this September list, 1852
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
CAN INTENSELY INTER IsSFrNG BOOK.

| 4 - 10. VOL. taMo., 81 %.
| MOORE & ANDERSON, have just leaty in duodeci
w ne Tk xsle eaS1pa1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
in the vay OF Mexico, by Lient Raphael Scmes u N,
stsilsd account OF General SCOTS brilliant Campaign
s. Is man "a Fl sese in ~, lr
srfrfied and extended sketcto the last Mexican Cam
paign The author is attached to the Navy, but became
nceidcnty connected with the Army -Paad Chronicle,
m clear anS s'se and II Is afG.
5aSr b 6aTn S p''''' 10 lay 's'aeN''
Ono Of The most salan: officers in the Navy. The
place in the department TO which it belonss-Losriite
cit is 10 small pfiseto say, have
never read history evidently SO fairly written-Li,-
"a volume full olips,ructon interest. He writes
tive en Of nSG ne ith Of
the distinguished actors in it,,'-National Era.
pressions of eaiean and the
OF Gen. SCOTS Campaisn.-sou,hfrn Press. 1f
!lss s ssads s y public
we fia IN ths hook, he most life like description of
battles andNetofiea That We have readNasonie
Reriele. --
triunphs from Vera Cruz to the City Of Mexico,
military s,rategy.-Cin. Gas.5.Gfq j fii1
His original descriptions drawn with great felicity
lie is lively and spirited narrator. His battle sketches
are sxttSmsy vivid and produce the
eided partisan spirit but With evident abilityM I'll
bun> slInUf- .H.--E sfri.faE ~
The very best book which that has called FORTH
Philadelphia Presbyterid1 -. -, : ~. -
In reading some othc authors descriptions OF assaults
u Menas5 hs and
gro.eess so the Mexican War
Princeton Rerie,1. 90 ..,.g.s,i ~,,.sst5-tr
The books more than cadable its statistics, facts,
and Sketches give the reader clear OF the
campaign as can ba found where interest,
geliRf. t,.s y - - ty,..,-,-rT
Pays til butte to the many admirable Qualities OF
'hal eImne, eommander Gen seott-AarytTs Magazine
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sertions, shall have copy the work their
dress, upon receiving their paper, containing adver
tscmcnt. MOORE &, ANDERSON, Publishers
aug Cliff 2S. West Fourthstr Cincinnati. o.
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WASHING


From Htunrt's mootccIcbrHted FnfntanH.
THIS large and magnificent Portrait OF w AshlsoTos,
from the buTin American rtist, lis considered by
ali who a 10 seen It be one Of the most beautiful spec
mems or ant cScr published and likeness OF w
rSoros The size plate is eighteen by twenty eight
inches which will make handsome picture for paror
and should no hands of American citizen.
Painting now at the State House, Hartford, CT 80
hpey and on superior plate paper
reduced the price to ONE porLAK i.si
All persons reIiting the amount upon Tcceiy
ing COPY by return Of mail to any part the
States, carefully put rollers ade for tho purpose,
free OF postage. ,if-:s 3s-os7a =
Address ali orders. postpaid, 70 the publisher.
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.-H = For the 1ntelhgeneer.
General Arrangements for the -Firemen's


A meeting of the Committee ofGeneIal Arrange
evening the 10th inst, at Hope Hall. On motion,
F. w. Bassett was appointed Chairman, and F.
w. Knox Sec'y. So, IA.LL Lf4a ~
On motion, the committee proceeded to an cleo
ton of Chief MarshalL which resulted IN the choice
of M. Bickel.i = 9. >. - tf'N- ?
On motion committee of three were appointed
to procure music suitable for the occasion; p. L.
Kimberly, ]. NJ. Ewing, L. B. McLain. >
On motion, committee of three were appointed
to arrange programme;J. NJ Ewing f. w. hho1'
Warren Cooper 90, ,'i-
On motion. the meeting adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening next, to hear the report oil the
different committees, and the proceedings be pub
lshed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

OuR WEExLY.-NEw TYPE.-We received, on
Saturday, fine additional assortment of new type
for our weekly. 1t will be one of the hand
soonest in the country; it will contain more reading
matter than any other paper in western Virginia,
and more than any other paper in the United States
for the same price-Philadelphia, Cincinnati OF
any other places, or body's "dollar papers" not
excepted-ALL ron o.E DOLLAR u Recollect that
and send in your osders.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

The HOPE FIRE CoMrASY. on Saturday night, APP
pointed ?. W. Knox their MARSHALL for the parade
on the oath; recommended the General Committee
to invite the WeIlsburgh company; refused to buy
new shirts; openeda subscription to liquidate the
the ball debt, and expressed determination to re-
sign their apparatus to the city, unless they can OBJ
tain the improvements demanded. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

CANARY and Hemp Seed received this day by
u J. b. VOWEL, 81 Union ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

Rus OFF.-Two horses with Hornbrooks ice
wagon, nup Main street, on Saturday, much too
fast to supply the people along the way with ice.
They lei down on Washington street with bro
ken wheel and Other damages more or less.'-
We thought it very cool proceeding to be done in
such haste.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

CooL.-Yesterday was cool enough to make the
fire side in doors, and overcoats, outdoors very
comfortable. We expect 10 hear of a hail storm
somewhere. II is about the time for such "man-
ifestaiionsn TO commence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
BIG RED BOOT.

w are receiving Eastern Manufao ur ng
turcd assortment or oots Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear, ever offered in this any other market They have
een manufactured order, according TO our own attec
tons and are intended expressly for retailing TO our
regular customers and all others who may avor Us win
cali we can offer unusually large variety oil BOOTS anu
shoes which we equal In quality OF material and
workmanship those manhcu, ed in tins or any part OF
the limited States Our stock will be found TO consist, in
part of the folio owing scasonahc goods: ~ 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

browns ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, a vaua
ID BILE tonic and stimIlant, for sale by
Sept. kELLS CALDWELL
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los CoLuMuus, Sept. 18th. 1852. >
/, William Trevitt, Sec'y of the State OF ohio'
do hereby certify, the annexed and foregoing chai
Ter of the ..Western Rail Road Company Is q
correct copy from the records in tins Once. hs
same having been fled September 9th. 1852, ana
recorded this day on pages IA and 15, vol i, Cor-
poration records" scr - go
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto SUP
scribed the great seal of the State Of Ohio, at
lumbus, the 18th day of September, IN me year Vi
ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty tw o.
"A fSigned,) lIlti WILLIAM TREVITr,
-. \ - i go Sec'y of State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

wAsHrsoroS HALL-The beauty of the front
cornice of Washington Hall will be enhanced by a
group of masonic emblems in bass-relef, on cast
iron plate which is sufficiently large to be plainly
seen from the street. The plate was cast at the
Island Foundry of Messrs. Morrison d Williams
and the pattern made by Mr.. Hartley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

VIZ HITE LEA ID, Lingeed Oil, Turpenne, Lam? black.
w Chrome Yellow. Venitian Red Chrome Green; Gold
French and Silver Leaf For sale by
sepI J. h. VOWEL. 2i Union St
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NOTICE.

Persons in the city and the adjacent towns VIII
be supplied with the Daily Intelligence by MI. r.
S. Sears at the rate of TEN CENTS 7" EEh.
This will afford an accommodation to many VINO
do not wish to subscribe by the year M D VII.
supply his subscribers punctually and at an early
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

A,,ouRsEp.-The U. S. District Court adjourn
ed OH Saturday evening, in order to meet It's next
appointment, at Kanawha.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

A Nu1s,scE.-The sewer at the northeast cor
ner of Main and Clay streets, is nuisance IN It's
present condition. All the water which runs
down that way lodges in the street-Repairs are
needed there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

yI,y1r.rIos.-We trust the Firemen's Gener-
al Committee. will adopt the recommendation 10
invite The Wellsburg company to participate IN Inc
coming Firemens parade. The "ellsbnrg hreineh
are numerous efficient, and have good apparatus.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER.
Arrival. nnd Departures of steam Bont"


For The last 81 Hours ending last night at So elocS
ARRIVALS.
Justice, Smith, WellsvIlle;
Orion, Dillon, St. Mary's;
Thomas p Ray, Abrams, Pittsburgh;
Globe, Watkins, do;
Exchange, Rhoads, do; sg. VIZ
Stephen Bayard, Booth, Sunfsh;
Viroqua, O'Neal, Steubenvllle.
DEPARTURES.
Justice, Smith, Wellsville; ..r....-s
Thomas P. Ray, Abrams, Pittsburgh;
Globe, Watkins do;
Exchange, Rhoads, do;
Arrowline, Harris, Parkesburgh; .
Stephen Bayard, Booth, Sunfish;
Viroqua, O'Neil, Steubenville. iaa
IT'S feet inches-falling.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
FoR WELLsvILLE-Justice, at 5P. NJ;
Observation-Disclosures P. NJ; r
SuNFIsH-Stephen Bayard, P. NJ;
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The State Of Ohio,
Belmont Co., SIS
NOIgItUiT ------
JOHN GILBERT,
Justice of the Peace.
The State of Ohio,
Belmnnt Co., SIS

Iobn Fl. lHeaton, Clerk of the Court of Com,
mon pleas of said county, do hereby certify, that
John Gilbert, Esq, before whom the foregoing ac-
now elements were made, was az the date there
of an acting Justice of the Peace within aud Tor
said county, duly elected comss,oheu anu 1ua
ing to be his is genuine. =. ,n,,
In testimony whereof, have heregnto Sc. my
signature and affixed the seal of said Court, al
81. Clairsville, the Sd day OF September A. u
1852. - (Signed,)
JOHN II. HEATON,
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THE TELEGRArHrc LINES to this point were all
down on Saturday night after 8 O'Clock. Most oil
orr dispatches were received yesterday.
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By the National Line.
BY The National Lille.
TELEG RAPliEp FOR TilRDAI lily INTELLIG ENcEH
Observation-Disclosures WEATHER.
PIrTsnuRom, Sept. 1l-Evening.
Rive. 81 inches, Stationary-weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIxcINxArr, September 18th.
The river remains stationary. The weather very
wet
There has been no change in the flour market
Good brands stand firm at IS 80. No sales of
whisky. Eara.s
BAcox-Sdes offered at a decline
No sales of groceries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 MARKETS.
CINcINxArI, Sept. 11-Evening.
Raining most all day. Commercial transactions
very light. River stationary.
FLouR-Steady; good brands are selling at SO 30.
WmsKY-114 no sales.
BAcox-Sides offered at decline.
TALLow-15O bbs. Prime, sold at &c.
LISsEEp On.-City mills, 70.
GRocERIEs-No change; not much done.
CmEEsE-Saes at CT.
---e>------- 81
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
..# PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11-evening.
Corrox-More in demand, prices firmer.
FLouR-Quet; sale of 200 bbls. fresh ground at
81 So Rye flour is i'll demand and has advanced
124 cents.
CoRx MEA1-No transaction worth notice.
GRAIy-Wheat, dull; sales Of 5000 bushels oil
new southern at 96a9S cents; prime red, 9sasl OF;
corn transactions limited and prices declined sales
OF 1000 bushels yellow at II cents.
WHIsxr-Sales of fine at 2i4 cents.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRx, Sept. 1l-Evening.
Corros-Sales of 1000 bales middling upland at
lUAc; Orleans middling at 10ic
FLour-Thc sales this week amount to $3.50
bbls. State at S4,3l; Southern S4,62.
WuEAr.-Sales 1900 bu. Genessee at SliO.
CoEN-Mixed, re '~
RYE-Sales 1000 bu. at s5c. sg Z. .a
PoRK-Mess 1914, Prime, Ia, .l.
BEEr-Unchanged from former quotations.
LARp-Sales $50 bbls at 1l4al12.
SuGAR-Salcs MuscovadO, at 81
RrcE-Sales Porto, at 81
CorrEE-Sales 1000 bags Rio, at ssa9t
LISsEEp OIL-Sales at 7Sc.
WmIsKY---Ohio 24c, Prison 2it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13

THr FAn.-A number or our citizens will leave
this morning for the Cleveland Fair, some oil them
with articles for exhibition. Mr.. Partridge takes
some Daguereotypes. and Mr.. J. NJ. Woodcock
one of his self sharpening ploughs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
BARBERING SALOON.

THE Subscribers Barberng Saloon Market street.
lew doors below Seaman's Chair FACTORY, will lie
open seasonabe hours, and shaving and hair trim
mi ng will performed in the and most ashona.
BILE manner Gentlemen will find his SHARP, nd his
hand steady and sure.
aug2l.lmd. MICHAEL J. BRElNlG.
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There has been no change in the flour market.
Good brands stand firm at So 30. No sales oil
whisky.
BAcox-Sides Offered at decline
No sales of groceries.
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Cod Liver Oil
NEW FIRM.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Vd1udDl6 1SUeHOC 1O1 0e61S
TIME unde rsirncd has the following property for SALE al
i OF which he will dispose of on accommodating term
Lot numbered Three square six Main street
md adjoining the Me,odeon Buildngs This Is one OF III
most yaluab building Lots in the City
Also about Losn South Wheeling ate RitchietoTn
many OF these equal any in that addition TO the City
Also most valuable Lots on the Island add
ton TO the City
No 4 and Churchill No-2. additions 10 the City tsf
viii also sell in parcels 10 suit purchasers, SO much
The land within corporate limits ofWheelinS as has M
been lie laid OF lots being upwards OF One hun
rel ores and being the in the occupancy
Abraham Altman and held by me- in trust for MI
Emily Zane. -,,,c,,, ,p,,crpoSc
yybeens! aug30-tf 81 FRANCiS X. AhMSiRONp.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

n DOZEN Mems fine Brown and Black Plush Caps.
~ scpt6 Just received by TODD d DEVIL.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Gsrccinn TriRonum, No. 400
0H,,Su street,

Sign of the Grccinn TriRonum, No. 100
lluin Street.
81 -,s- j. FICKIESON would respectfully
e nounce to the citizens Q: Wheeling and vi;
u aelegan establishment for the sale OF Violins.
Guitars Volincellos Fagoets Flutes Flies, Accorde
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines brass Instruments the
first and best make. 700. htf - = =
Instruction for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing. 1915 -
Music the Piano. Guitar. Flute and Violin also, the
Songs Duetts etc. and the very best roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings Z. '-i. "a Pr
Caroncts Reeds, Tuning Forks. also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards. r-rI'f T
Bows for Vioinceo and Violin
A. Klebcr's Furniture Polish. for renovang vanished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets Steam foats or any
descriptions of Furniture -
Also for sale by Agent for klcber Pitsburg Pianos
of the first and best in the United States, such
as Nunns Carks grand and sqnaic Panos, j. B. Dun
HAMS allet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, DC
Agent for the make Carhardt and Necdhams Patent
McodeOns
AccordeoDs and all kind OF repaired
= :! e lowest prices. ..' u .