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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
HYATT's INFALLIBLE LIFE BAL

II SAN. .'.''''''''''Sc
MATTS'S NERVOUS ANrlDOTE, : uline. .........Sl
HASTINGSs SYRUP Or NAPHTHA, do..........sl
RODGERSS SYRUB or LINERWORT AND TAXI
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERR1.........'sl
SCHFNCk'S PULMOkIC COUGH ~ RUP.........Sl
ANERSS CHERRY PICTORIAL for COrghs. .......'.s l
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEiDAM sCHNAPPs....s q
DIR. COOKS REMEDY FOR MEMBRANE. z |
s L. 4 JACOB TOWSSEND'S SAEsAPAhlLLA... g
MYERS'S Ext ROCK ROSE and SARSAPARlLLA.s |
DIR. VAN HAMBERT'S Female Monthly PILLS. ... 81
Kellnger's Mustang LinaInent and Esdways Relief,
HI TCHINGs'S ONNGESATEpandG ermtn bitters
OsGoods India Cholugoue or Fever aud Asue II -
Brandfedth's Wright's, Smiths and HOlowaye PllLS,
HFIsKELL'S HalowaJs and Dill6y's OINTMENT,
to trade at GUIONS cid corner Bowery and Grlndsis
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vTHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of tho CITY Of NV EW,i oas.s So ss
Bnsdway next corner Wallet opposite Trinity church
Insure buildings, Merchandise, Household furniiale,
V IN Port and their Cargoes &C. against loss OF dam
age by fire. JEkEM!An AEn'1A-
CroRcr PAUIDING, Surveyor.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

I United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, carrying the great u $. M-i-
Only through U. S. Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
CON, via Aspinwa and Panama. The splendid new and
double engine y. S Mail Steamship GEORGIA. ScO0 uns
burden d. d. Porter u. 8. Navy Commander, win sail
WEDNESDAY, Jan. g. at O'Clock Z NJ precisely, from
foot Of Waren-s North River The Pacific Mail steam
ship CompaDys regular Mail Steamer will be in readiness
Panama the Georgas mails aad passengers
ard sail Immediately for san Francisco. No efforts will be
spaIed the part Of the Companies send their paen
&c through with expedition, comfort and safety.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL. -
LndieF Saloon State Room $50
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, do.......... 8,
Secoud Cabin Standees Observation-Disclosures. as
Steerage.
Passengers will be ended at the rarosd wharf at Aspn-
wall free Transit of the sthmus at the expense
Passengers by this line forwarded with the mail IRON
Panama and not exposed to detention the Company
hBve spare tOas at Panama.
Rates of fare from Panama TO San Francisco on the most
favorable terms For freight or passage apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY nj the Office OF the Cos,
No. IN Westst, corner OF Warren st.
B.-Shippers requested 20 supply themselves with
the Companys bills Of ledipg which will be signed at the
Office between the houn of 10 and O'Clock Of the day OF
sailing
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EMPlRE CITY LINE.-THROUG II
NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

n W. W Il X and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 20 SAN FRAN.
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION On the
ISTHMUS.-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM, 200 turs, w. A. Mills, Commander, viii Leave
New York, from pier No. g. y. River. for ASPINWALL,
Navy Bay, on THURSDAY jan % 1t o'clock, r. NJ,
pIecisely connecting at Panama with the double
gne stetmship CORTES, 800 tuns Thonas p. Cropper
Commander, which steamship leaves Panama the arrival
OF the by the UNCLE SAM for San Francisco
stopping only at Acapulco for supplies.
These vessels 10 tcconmOdGt ventilation speed and
ssfety are unsurpassed An experienced physician
tsched TO each steamer
Passengers will b. landed the wharf Aspinwa and
take the Panama Railroad.
Passengers cautioned that the tickets for hi. line
are sold only at No. % Broadway
DAVIS. BROOKS Co., General Age1ta
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANIES NEW ORLEANS, via HAVANA
tie splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Baxter, Command
en- will sail from the Pier az the foot OF Warren North
River, MONDAY, Dec a. at 2 o'clock ~ precisely.
RATES or PARE TO HAVANA AND NEW-oRLEANS.
New Arrangement.
Ladies and After Saloon Berths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lower rorWelO SaiOOn %
SrtIaRe .
Specie only taken on freight to Havana
Freight taken NeOeans at 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers freight requested to supply Themselves with
the Company's bills of adug which may be mad spph-
cation at the Office. No other form will be signed
No bills Of ladng signed after IL o'clock the day OF
sailing For freight or passage, ap,p3yts oopvpro
No. III West-st, corner Of Wargen-st.
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES FL is, .,

Massachusetts,, says Of IL; ,..s
WORCESTER, June |, 1888.
Ds.R sR-t gives pleasure inform you that one OF
my parents while Boston procured some Of your Cofdia
which Re tells be has taken weeks and that be
entirely cured He already looks hike new person VINO
short time rnce looked 70 pale and hin and Wa
ly abe 10 crawl arcusd thought soarcsly posse for
him ever regain his full strength and f.cures hs casa
extremely bad ons prescribed the usual rnedi-
effect In the time my patient had procured some Oh
your CoTd a. which Effected cure ssilscd no other
medicine could have done shall ever warmly recommend
II whenever opportunity occurs The inventor IN my
Younger days wei remember being considered one Of
the siilfa physicians IN the United states and had
ipcred s merits until Unexpectedly and
satisfactorily convinced to the contrary. - -
remain very t.rly youlA II. A WOOD, ND.
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uYpROPATHIC and HYGIENIC NsTI-
lgUsICAL INSTRUMENTS for PRES.

TuTF, No IS Laightst. Special department for &C.
uale diseases II. II. TRAIL, ~. d., Proprietor.
DIR. J. L. HOSFORD Assistant.
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VuyHE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM

YvNHE VVJNT INEN
- ,;on 10 the capital stock OF the Continental insu
:. 49, Cannsnx viii be opened the Banking hosss OF
49, ~ Darposg Sherman Co. on TUESDAY, the zsth
~, ~ in Ten psr cent viii be required TO be peid at
% 80, ~ .bscrbIng the balance will be payable On sas
81 day OF January, IsoSTps,se wv ~
JOSEPH BATTELL.
WATTS SHERMAN, SCommis'oaes'
WILSON a. HUNT,
John CASWELL. J
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
for CALIFOKIA and OREGON via HAVANA for AS
PINWALL and PANAMA.-The splendid, ne and double
engine u s. Nail Steamship CHEROKEE, 800 tuns
burden Rodney Baxter, commander, viii sail on MON
DAY Dec a. at O'Clock p NJ precisely from pier at foot
of Warrenst, North River.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPiSwALL. a..
a..os q 81 - ard Saloon State Room ...... IS
Sa.,,,a C.ln c,.pdee. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Steerage WI f 80
pinwa free Transit of the lsthmus at the passengerg
Inepse Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from Newf have preference OF
recommendation on board the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates of Fare from Panama San Francisco on the most
favorable terms For Freight or Passage, applyto
' CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office Of the Companies, No. III West-st-
corner of Warren, HewYork.
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Marine Risks mn. n ,..,..a . r;v;S.,a
nj per cent or the earned premiums OF the year
ending Dee 81 is5l which certificates w be issued on
J -, az ba Tih nj April next Also interest OF six per
nv, ~ ha ,;n heretofore issued payable in cash on and
en- en- ~, ~ "a 90 rehrnarv By order OF the Board.
~ WV ~ EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary
,,,cl Francis Skiddv i. A. IL Renaud,
Thomas Tleson, Saml +. Sprouts, E Enss. pnhh.,,
N l.. MCready, Eeen t. SrvSser' p p1 49, nJ-''
Sidney Brooks VIM bnIkey, rhn nu n,,h.r,
Geo Grswold, Jr Arthur Flnnessn, no T, OK 49,,
n q o' William BRYCE John Harper,
Frederick A. Lee, j. w. xeiber, y y $500 $500
TeoisS p nu,h;r Theodore Crane Samuel L. Bush,
Alfred Barat, Robert T. Ieyor' ps a unmGo,a
y y, n ,h,,o,x T. 3 Pond wn. X Lothrop
ION !, " a r AIi''' 4 n WyInan, Josiah o. Low.
o. D. pfe"s'e'' ZEBFDEE COOK, President
EDWARD ANTHONY, Nicefresldent
EDWARD A. STRoNG Secretary.
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rJ,HE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP

III IItDI tI1tfJ'J W W y 4 II h''''0
Il ANDES, Robert Hutchingst Cominander rs aIPoInted
10 sail from Eew-York for Liverpool, WEDNESDAY,
the 9th January, 1853. Am
Passage money, first Cabin ....'...........'''.'.s0
Will take four cotton grain, and other freight al low
rates Apply to 4. CUNARD, No. 4Bowling Green
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04
THE PLATFORMS.
ia EFiWHIG PLATFORM. {

The whgs6: the United States, in convention
Sfa x to hS sS
now as Ser relying upon The integencs 9l me Amer
SELF and their eohihnsd cvotion 70 the Con
siiiriion and the Union do proclaim the following as h
neat ofwichtheir Organization
l. The Government of the United States is of iime.
character and s confined 70 the exercise of powers
S The and Ss
i execution and that all powers not thus granted or n
9 The Stale should be held secure in their
ErI watched over ..the palladium of nber,ics
That while struggling freedom, everywhere cnlists
the warmcst sympathy OF the Wing party, still adhere
cd Cd All p s
all alliances with foreign countries and Of
mission Republic is to propagate opinions,
impose other countries form OF government, by
Se en saGw
cinent, and the advantages OF free institutions . rs
usat they Should obey its Constitution. laws, and rcs
,l'ect which they Claim and will enforce, from oresi,
:, Government should be conducted upon principles
~ etcsf economy, and revenue snfeent for the
nscs thereof in lime OF peace, ought 10 be mainly deIi
aSa IN esyn SUCH as SOUND policy requires
discrimination and protection from fraud by specific dn,
he industry, equally to all class
cs and to all portions OF the country.
The Constitution in Congress the power to open
repair habors and distinctions from navisa
bic rivers; and IL is eYpedent that Congress shall exercise
that such irPorenes necessary for
The defsnee for The protection and Jaeity of
commerce with foreign nations among the Stacs suc
improvements being in instance national and gen.
cral in their cha 81. ! 8 4l 10. lt sod .fsf
4 The Federal State Governments parts
system ike necessary the common prosperity,
security and ought to be regarded alike with cordial
habitli, and immoveable attachment Respect for the
authority OF each and acquiesecee in the
OF each, duties required by the Eest
sideraon OF NATIONAL OF State, and individual wcl..
g The series OF acts of thu 31st Congress, cOnIu!Ey
known the Compromise Adjustment, (thc act for the
recovery OF fguves from labor included,) received
and acquiesced in by the Wings OF the United States
final settlement in principle and substance OF the subjects
which they relate and far these acts concerned
will maintain them, and insist their enforcement
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
OF further legislation TO guard aganst the evasion OF the
laws the hand, and the abuse of their powers on
the other not imarin their present efficiency TO carry
the requirements of the Constitution, and we depre
cate all further agitation Of the questions thus settled
dangerous peace, and win scoanicnarce all efforts
10 continue agitation whenever wherever,
however made; and will maintain this settlement
essential the nationality of the Wing party and the in
te;riiy OF the Union. -,. ..H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04
Short Creek lands for Sale
IL. Aiia rnI,ufY. Hirgiuia -------

NYIsHINC 10 dispose my Real Estate offer at pri
w until the day of November ncxt my far
in the County Ohio situate tie waters OF Short Creek
containing. about hund red and sixty acres THIS prop
ery is desrably both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty
The farm is In the highest state OF having
In fields ,arming and grazing purposes There are on
tbe premises good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling, cribs, There also four good tenants
Houses There is eommodious barn, one hundred
and eight long by forty in width fitted IN every
Particular OF the farm, including ample she
ter for twelve hund ed sheep. zoos '''A -
viii sei these lands in whole In part, TO suit The
wishes OF those desiring TO purchase Terms Will be II
cTal.
rapidly advancing Improvement of the city OF Wheel
Ing aciites afforded by the various rail road conIec
lions about completed with the West and the Sea
board tile excellent marke aRoided Wheeling for
lie of the country render tlis IA m
highly desirable wishing to farm proffably on
tls seldom been that finer inducements have beeu helc
out 10 purchasers #r...E.Hr L. W. MITCHELL
Wheeling. Sep 81. 1852 yiai "a. ., .i,.t
G'washirs ton Reporter and Examiner, and weilsSurs
Herald no f....a4ll e4tat /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

THE SUBSCRIBER having nladc extensive arrange
mcnts in tho East the supply of Marble, and con
the attention OF Architects uiIders and the public in gen.
eal Inspection OF his stock, consisting of Italian,
EGytian, Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which sold lower than any establish
Hent in the west. I.,frl.,.l ~ i.fi.- =.Fa..
Dealers find their advantage to Inspect his
Stock before purchasing elsewhere. f ri zf..zts -
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
Siatuary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
otphs Tombs Head and stones &C. and Grave ard
work in every vaety being enabled by his superior aci
10 supply this considerable priecs than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give me a call and examine my work riti'iN
e .r' 7|n MICHAEL j.. RoHAN, L
tl-- ..a- Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
O5'Also Calened Plaster. Hydraulic Cement Plaster
and Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
the lowest trade prices ~ ia" fy.d
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1850 mAGNIFIcENT STOCK. OF Il So 3
DRY GOODS.
MN, T. SET m.

NToNROE STREET, Wheeling Va, Is now receiving
Nl his stock Fall and Winter Goods for IObbng OF
latest mporations, the best manufactures of OH
country. carefully selected expressly for the y.
"s'i ~ = JoIsBING TRADE. 20 . .ST
or the best fabrics, designs and colors TO which he
specially solics examination from his old custone:
aud Country Merchants. -.,H 54rll1 .ttitL sn'lh
CLoTHS-s stock consists in part of the best nlaker
and of the usual variety oil colors both Foreign aih
.. i. lU domestic. !lis 'FU gITif. ! mast
CASSIMERES- Blan black and doeskin wall as Olga
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors-usLU
SATlNETrS-Blacki Blue, Stee,-nixed, fancy Greenland
Browns, &c. "A very full and complete stOdk n.u
Tweads and Cy., Jeans. ,ulH ,s. a4..t' = .aysI
OVER COATNGS-Of coored blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlSTS.A very large stock OF the best makers OF St
Sc r. madden colors As well the most common Kind
OF low priced prints for comforts &c p" LflSt'
DRESS GOoDS-Gnghalns, mouse de lains, emb,d ust,
ylan and fg,d black alpacas, well as OF colo. Il
H'eh OF the best variety, both figured and plain -
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria fgui cal
Z and plain, jaconets Swiss and Scotch mills ln
dia, book, thread and cotton laces, edginss, ets,
.Ir,lnI in variety also Irish linens. l q! uTs.4
CAPS-Mcns, boys and chldTen's velvet and cloth
also Mexican hats, a most desirable lot
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcdched nIusiirs, slr ting, Checks Ticking. DC
rstpl &c;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and altogcth
feel well assured my stock is SO complete that
when 1t is examined and the prices told, II Will be
i- found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock of Goods before offered in the market = {.
nug24. n s5,isuT H.. ilt3f UgW.T.SEI.BS
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FREE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

y n II --"-"aI n / SYRACUSE, OCt.
va Geutt Smith, spoke an hour to-day. He said,
the return of Senmes to slavery, the heaviest
blow against American liberty, and the return of
jerry the heaviest in its behalf. ,sis '.s
Garrison, made Il long and impassoned speech.
He rejected the sentiment offered on the present
occasion, that Tod was present, or the Son OF God
and one thousand Angels rejoicing in the spirit,
were present, while ten thousand of our country
men, and one thousand of the citizens of Syracuse
were in bondage in the body. This is the most
ineligible translation we can make of the des-
patch said the fugitive slave law asks us to shut
our ears against brothers cry, asks US to damn
our souls. a.la
This cupof damnation, Congress offers to us,
willing that we should damn our own souls, to
accommodate party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04


The Atlantic arrived to-day.
FEANcE.-Napoleon is recovering. There are
great reioicings at Lyons. destructive flood has
occurred on the Rhine. Fred. Orban, Belgium FL
nancial Minister, has resigned. riot occurred
at Stockholm, melted by prosecuting the Jews. 1t
was easily suppressed. .es1} .4i a0 ,fall-,l
| EPaussik.-It is announced that the Government
will not treat with the Coalition States. The chol
era is abating. The rebellion in Cheva is still
unchecked Most destructive gales have recently
occurred on the Indian seas. The ship Oceola,
lost on the China Coast; the crew was saved. The
U, S. ship Saratoga, run ashore, at Reef .Har-
Dor, during severe gale. The armory was thrown
overheard; the guns were afterwards recovered
much injured. ~ il'A'-+LtN
AusrRIA.-The Australian news TO the 1st ofJu
ly, contains favorable accounts ofthe gold mining.
The Atlantic brings 100 passengers. She left on
the I'D. She passed the Shenandoah, of Liverpool
bar, on the 25th. ~. - 90 80 ,s'i
THE MARKETS. .-t1
CorToN.-Brown & Shipley's circular quotes
cotton us quiet and without the least change. ..
N The market was fully supplied. On Tuesday,
previous to the Atlantics sailing, 5000 bales Of
Orleans fair were sold at 6la74; middling. 5a5 5-Sa
st; upland fair, 6; middling, 54a5 6-S.
There was slight advance Wednesday. The
sales amounted probably to 5000 or 5000 bales of
middling. .. ,sd go, !t-3 -lal. -aa ia.s
CoRS.-Market unchanged. '
WHEAT is selling at the full rates. Farorite
brands of flour scarce and selling at extreme rates
RosrN.-In trifing demand and held firmly.
observation-disclosures circular quotes bacon,
beef and pork extremely dull. Lard, none IN
market; generally held 6s5d.
CHEEsE.--In demand 10y
The business in the manufacturing districts con-
tinues good. -rr VI ..-.4gr W., NM ~ i
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SALES.
Valuable Lot, and
IaJ FGE FDR NILE.


TI'IIE undersigned SALE lot numbeIed sixteen,
Il In square numbered Two, situated The North West
Main and Quincy streets This Is without
al this Tine, the most valuable building lot in the CITY,
WILL ALSO sell all The coal. beld by me m IIiist
for 3rs. Emily 4. Zane. in Wheeling Hill, lying South OF
that owned, and worked by Philip Sutton This coal pay
ese embraces twenty five thirty that has
been worked. besides la amount lying in The od
works great portion which yet be got out An en-
10 This coal both sides OF Wheeling Hill, will be
AG sap %5.n For terms FRXSGTs l. ARMSTRONG
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Enigma,

NV 1, s, ., 1, 10 is a color- -.a'5. 6ire .sI
Mys. II, 10, Is is a beverage. sit be '-sl.'l
Nv ], IS, l6, 2 is part of the face. T E,
Nv 20, is, 4, Is is reptile. - 49,. d y
NV i6, II, 6, 5, IL is an article OF dress. ' sz
Ny :, 9, 3, 10, 4, 10 is bird. 100 49,. Y
Ny IS, 10, 6, 10, l, 13 is a fruit. 49, .I-.s.
My e, ;, 10, is a lady's name. lir.ar '.-.s
Ny |, 10, Is, 8, l, 4 is a gentleman's name.
Ny 20, s, Is is q number. l.5 =. .,.. q.
Nv s, is, I, Ii is wild animal. 1.-a..l
Ny wheIe is an Americon officer. '-" u.s.
AnSwe. next week. -alt-t 80. ...a. ...s- l..
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Houses and lots for sale.

w ILL sold Public Sale, al the Court House OF Ohio
County, Monday The 18th day of October next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ No. 40, situated the North side OF
Clay street part City Of Wheeling. called East
Wheeling; Daniel Gilehrist late OF said city, died
seiIei There two comfortable brick houses on said
lot The little is believed TO be unqucsonabie sd the
Terms which viii be make known the day of sale, Will
be liberal For further information enquire OF
septii-id. JOHN GILCHRIST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04

SLEErrxG IN CuuRcn.-Persons who sleep in
church must either have very easy or very oodu-
rate conscience. The snoring of that person, yes
terday must have been extremely pleasant to the
Minister and the congregation
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Answer next week.

GE,rEs--We have been presented by Mr.. DAN
rEL ZANE, Jr., with basket of delicious Catawba
grapes, raised by him on Zane's Island. Mr.. Zane
has been very successful in the cultivation of the
grape, aud has for years been improving his vines
by new CRAFTS and great care in their culture His
~pu1e grape juice is considered superior to Long
wurh's Sparkling Catawba," as ii certainly Is TO
most OF the spurious stuff in use, called wine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04
.aaNeW Fall Goods'Fs

.HT
NI1S morning I'VE viii commence opening our Fall stock
OF Goods among which may befound the following:
Very rich Brocac 1t Silks Plain black Gro De Rhine,
Black & cord Pout De Sole, Fancy CoIorel Glaze,
Cold BLK Satin de Chine, Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame Dc Rossi Broeades for, fall wear, ,,..r
tipientireiy new, ~" 80" Stewart Plaid Silk ii en-
Gro do Antique. ird ~ rIisH trely new dcsigns.O
French Musn DeLaines Plnin and Figured t'ei y9S'S
20 Mourning Silk and Wool Muusifn De Laines 4.
French Chntzcs very beautiful. ID, -A..h t-t,.Sf-
slBombaIines Lupins mako, extra. rI'' t
Our assortment OF Fall Shawls is unequaled for elegance
and variety, consisting Of W -. Il.
Ermine fur Sayvls all colOTsN sFfA 10 -'aN' SA+i''A-
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors.
Grape Sha,vls Mt allpriccs, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere Shayvls. ~ III ,,oa zuta.f
Bay State anu French Plaid ahawls. -, ..,a.5,
-.-ls. TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES,, &c. -
Embroiered Founsing in Swiss and Jaeohet stsiins
iJaconet and Swiss Edgings and 1nseItngs.
Reh Trimmings in great variety, for dresses. s2LS
Thinning buttons, in new designs. ~ 4 i.St4zh
Frlnges and Laces in every width. altt44 t,,ts 90
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow .. sdQ. for Trimming ,y.Ifs
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. --..t,...,,
sept3 "a = .as'H ihtsi y o. W.HHE1SkELLSCo Co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04

EyIcx,s.-We do not know whether the eng
mas we have been publishing are Of much use to any
person, or whether they are read by amy one, ex-
cent some of our young readers who may divert
themselves by solving them, and we had most come
TO the conclusion not to publish any more of them
But the following comes to us with such sweet
little note, written in such sweet little hands and
with such sweet little request to publish it, that
,yeGbouId be. more or les. than human if refused
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-04

PIRE.-The alarm of fire, Saturday night
was false. The only cause we have heard as
Signed. was the cry of fudded man for Pierce, and
no person understanding what he meant, the PEG.
pie thought somebody's house was on fire.