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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
waitmau T. Wiley.

Most of our readers will observe THAI, in the
amended Constitution of Virginia, there is the
admirable provision that one half fthe captation
tax shall be devoted to the purposes OF "pnmary
and free schools" The circumstances attending
the insertion of this clause these, as we learn
them from a member of the Convention: Mr.. WISE
introduced the proposition to levy poll or capita
ton tax 1t was opposed by the West, but carried
by the East. WAITMAs T. WILEY proposed the
clause approprating this fund to school purposes,
and finally succeeded in getting one half OF this
fund applied to the "primary and free schools"
This act alone, had he done none other IN his
whole life, enough to endear him forever to every
poor man in the State. That one act suffices to
place him on high cmnence among the benetac-
tors of the poor He stood by them then and provid-
ed for them and the needy children of our Stale
viii they stand noto by him and teach the world
that Western Virginia is not unmindful OF her
benefactors and will honor them, and by so doing,
honor herself. This is but one of his many and
distinguished services in behalf of western rights
and the rights and interests Of the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
Pennsylvania.

After advertng to the vote at the recent election
in Pennsylvania, that reliable paper, the United
States Gazette, thus speaks of the prospect for
Scott M
ave have not the slightest doubt that the twen-
ty-seyen electoral votes of Pennsylvania will be
given to Gen. Scott Tens of thousands OF Wings,
who would not lose the time nor incur the trouble
necessary to reach the polls, when merely local,
and, as they unwisely considered them, unlmpor-
tant issues were at stake, will mingle actively IN
the Presidential contest; and hundreds upon hun
dreds of Democrats, who, on Tuesday, voted with
their own party will cast their ballot, for the gal
liant old veteran whose name now shines so con-
spicuousy in his country's history, and whose fame
will hereafter be among its priceless lnheritances.
There is scarcely man who cannot find within
the sphere of his ow observation one or more Dem
ocrats who have avowed their determination to go
for Scott; and there are much larger numbers that
intend to go for him. who do not choose openly 10
declare their purposes.
'TThe turn out in this State in November will be
greater than any we have heretofore had. The
causes which, on Tuesday, led to indifference, Will
no longer exist, and the Wings will be found
marching III solid ami unbroken column TO the
achievement OF brilliant victory. In regard to
their ustous leader there is 10 discussion IN their
ranks; all honor and reverence and love him, and
all are burning with Impotence to manifest towards
him substantial tokens Of gratitude and esteem
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
River and Harbor Appropriations.

Gen. Pierce has uniformly, on all occasions when
he could, voted against any appropriations for Riv-
appropriations is Sanctioned BY his party, though
there are individuals in the party who support
them. Col. VIM. r. King, who is on the Pierce
ticket for Vice President, IS equally opposed TO
these measures, so vitality important to the prosr
perity of the West, and of our city in particular.
The party, if they secure the election of Pierce,
will make no appropriation for such a purpose,
and the yonng Giant, Mr.. Douglass has been put
forw ard to propose to tar the Tonnage engaged in
Lake and Rire navigation. each State into ,ohieh
il goes, to raise money TO Improve the nauigaion!-
Unconstitutional as this notable scheme is, as we
have heretofore shown it to be, yet it is supported
bymany Of his partY-and ii in fact reeeiptd the
support of YIN. r. King, in the Senate! Yes, 50
it is, and yet he and his friends have the assur-
nnce to ask River and Harbor business men to
vote for iim and Pierce--to impose this heavy
and ruinous tax OH their business, and the party
orders its potrrs to do so! Will they oteyf We
shall see.
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Senator Hunter Of Virginia, on seot.-The following

Senator Hunter, Of Virginia, on Seoti-The following
is extracted from a speech by this gentleman
with these views sirs, cannot sustain Gen. SCOTS
to the Presidency But 1t is in that capacity
only that oppose him AS man OF honor and Probty
ration purpose to be served by warfare upon
the reputation OF man, nor shall ever engage
in 1t. .ss'i ("
human the most sacred in eyes Is
title a good when it is fairly won. II
often be better to kill him than to sully the name
upon whose spotless purity depend in his character the
charm and the grace OF life ITSELF What days OF toll and
seepess nights may not have cost him. what sacrifices
al difficulties may he not have encountered how much OIL
may have endured to earn that reputation 1t
times costs human life to pluck the immortal flower tha
springs from out the monumental stem Reckless indeed
must be the hand which would leftover that STEM and cast
its leaves away the winds OF heaven My hand at
least shall be raised for such purpose. My object
sirs, is TRUTH
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F.aE UNITED STATIC
LIFE INSURANCE.


Home Office S Ecorler Third aud Chr,nut ~, Po9S
- &C.,. DORSEYtx iRTHiiP g =,
......--...- OFFICE: No. 80 Main street, Taesra
THIS is quito the only Company in the Uui,.S \.
proposes to pay its dividends IN cash to II. W
This company do not deal in scrip dividends MO
convenient but nake every cent ofprofits III
MEMBERS If preferred, IN cash on demand
Capital and premiums liable for loss, iso-.
and constantly increasing. sS
Premium payments can be made with t.s,,..
convenience OF parties opening policies with ~.
Policies will be issued for the benefit Of m,,,;SSi
and children, free from the claims OF the rsnr,.b
her husband, or ny ofhs creditors.
u1'The original amUui:t OF policies will Be r,a
time TO suit tile pleasure of Ensured parties
UIPolicies OF two or more years. stAnain, vi,
chased upon surrender. ' . '" y
The Iberality Of the travelling license Ia Nos.
company, permission being granted 10 cross IN
any season OF the year, in first class stearsn
packets, free OF extra charge. .+H- sfFT'.NS
The first object of the plan presented Is tor,,
provision to meet the first motive to usur, -,
consideration should be paramount to all oil.
prompt payment Of Losses as they. occur; amer ~
make such additions profits to the policy
81 We gains OF the company will justify, OF pay %
its member in cash OH dcmard.f FI't7-se
STEPHEN X. CRAwPoRD p,.,
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice. President 'se
Charles e. Inlay, Secretary and Tnasurr
Actuary, Piiny Fisk. s,sssi'E
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul Il. Goddard, NJ. d William PeH.r i,
ISIS Alexander c. Hart, NJ d.
7octs.' .ii 1o3-'risi5 s.sE '.E1-E - 1st.,siti
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Thus Mr.. KniglIl


by artificial impregnation. Thus Mr.. kn'sn,'
nrojmc,d the black Eagle and Elton cherry, the
pua@ose pei pear, and other new and valuable fruits,
nerfecty suited 10 that latitude; and the process Is
equally applicable totIe production of new grass
SEES, grains and vegetables, as TO ANIMALS flowers
and fruit.
This principal also teaches the art Of raising the
,nost valuable seeds, to avoid the immense annual
loss of labor and money, from the use OF that which
either never terminates, or II 1t does produces an
inferior crops Age, which improves some seeds,
DESTROYS Others, and the art andimpornnce OF pro-
cur;ng the best are but imperfectly understood by
most Of our practical cultivators We have room
c.t;va,nrs exists within our knowledge. whose OBJ
iect tits to raise seed for each other The cabbage
seed which they raise for themselves they sell al
len dollars per pound, but that which is Ia,sec
bsnce tbe former which is really the cheaper, vii
not pay profit. because its superior worth IS no
understood by our farmers.
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t..r Very Valuable 8 .F,y
Real Estate for sale!

nNE THIRD of Lot number 49, and one third OF Lot 80
fronting East side OF Main street, Immediately
South of the Monroe House, and being the which
frame building is erected, now in the occupancy of Mad
arnc Segune and others
ALSG-Lot numbered Three in square SIX on the East
side OF Main street South OF Quincy st. This is very val
ia Io, situated nearly opposite where the Ticket
office viii the depot OF the baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Co. II s.aEs ~ , 20. ~ ri.
ALSO-A very desirable Dwelling House tile West
side of Fourth street. in of the best neighbor
hoods in the city This House is in perfect ORDER and is
fitted with all tho modern improvements, such Bath.
room, water closets gas fixtures, &C. 1.
Also one third Lot in square one, ceing twenty
two feet front street, odwhch is erected two
story brick house, and being the same now in the
curancy OF Stein & Brother: . -
Apply TO FRANCIS H. AhMSlhoNG.
lS,hl--lmu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

Dodge the Maine Lato.-We noticed pipe OF liquor
being taken Custom House, in this CITY, on Mon
day Upon inquiry learned that ii brought
with many others bond from the Custom House In Boa
ton to our town. where it was stored, with its compan
IONS in cellars There considerable invoice ar
being paid cam Or course be taken from our Custom
OF the law so long it is preserved in the pack
ages-Netr BEDFORD Mercury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
Valuable Property for Sale or Co.

THE undersigned offers for sale copartnership,
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Paramount, Marion
Co., Va, together with abundance OF Iron Ore, Lime
stone. Coal and Timber close the The
signed wishes either SELL extend his operations and
TO any one having Rolling Mill or Foundry in Wheeling
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine he viii offer the most liberal terms rcceiv
ing all machinery stock at fair valuation. II
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may seen the
Office OF the Wheeling lnteligencer. - = u =
Cost OF Iron ore, delivered Of tho furnace per
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels 70
Cost OF Limestone, ton.. S73
Hon. Thomas Raymond will receive and conduct any
gentlemen to the who desire to visit and
examine il. ..-s-- 3 .-..-rs1Sf-
oct11-tf - JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

Decay Of the Money Poeer-Eyery day brings fresh ev
dencc Of The continued decline of the money through
out the world The bank OF England after having long
stood upon its dignity and refused to come down in its
rates interest tho vulgar and peban rates that
prevalent town., has at length given in and
is now loaning money securities at and
half per annumi Surely the dignity OF pockets Is
In gaIoping consumption.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

DIn 1s4s, the Locofocos of Pennsylvania
elected their canal Commissioner by 4,s00; and in
three weeks afterwards, the State gave Taylor
majority of 1860, showing gain OF 1880 in
that short time. They have not so much to do this
year; but what they have to do, they can do.
71-.1'- .r... .stE o. s. Journal
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wHEEI,ING CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURE.
Market street, peioW upIS;c

Mnrhe' WHEELING, VA.
.x-,,s,x, THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
ouGA-gSGr that Blsby IL Little have associated with
them in the Carriage mag Of 6qI SHoRM nISs
q, co Arrangements being made, ny them 10 Con-
duct the Carriage business clensi yey than mas
inore ec done IN, this CITY, They prepared to furnh
everything which they make, as perfect ND as e
hest mechanical skill accomplish ana they rieuse
tbe YES TO offer all articles in their e equal III au res
uccs 10 any manufacture, and at as low prices
be bought for IN any orders o'
Rockhways Buggys Gigs, &c, &ci =. sF,-ty,Fl :,
ii is their inertn to keep constantly on hand and of
sale an assortment Carriages and uggys to which at.
ton is invited. ... ~ ,,oo
. REPAIRING promptly attended to- !. L-I--I- Oct22
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
Whig Meetings.

w. T. WILEY, the Peoples candidate for Con-
gress, and T. NJ. GALLY, Wing Elector, will adj
dress the people of this Congressional District, at
the following times and places:
Centreville, Friday, %,
Wellsburgh, Monday, %, (Court day.)
Wheeling, Tuesday, &c.
West Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 2 O'Clock P. N.
Bethany, u,
Freeman's Landing, Thursday, Oct %. o'clock
New Manchester, Friday, ~,
New Cumberland, +" 29, g
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CENTRAL WIG COMMITTEE OF
OHIO COUNTY.
A. P. MOODS. Chairman.


Gen Cass sadIkeliere tiat Gen. Scott honorG1is
nS paTiec citizen and that he has Tiiten his name cnf
!is deeds of The 6riEhSt of his eonHys his
tory; breath OF caumny from me shall ever
yther single the laurel that encirclcs his brow
fairly and ri not one TO Prerent
from ins airiynorn have enjoyed his friend
hip long series OF years. aud do not mean al this
day by any calumny 10 prove myself unworthy oft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
valuable Island lot. For snIc.

ON the goth OF October, will ofcr for sale SIX VAL
~ UABLE LOTS on Zancs Island, and numbered loo,
leo, 16l 1872 and 49, and embraced in O. a. zane's
addition TO the city of Wheeling.
No. contains two story frame building, and all the
situated in central and convenient part OF the
land q. EaLE ~
TERMS:-oncf fourth in hand, and the balance at one.
two and three years. WILLIAM HALL,
octlS-dts . -r Auctionecr:
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rhe Memphis papers caution The PSRs , asalhst
Springs. lilo swnded printers, livery stables ana ner
chants of Memphis and they think he ought 10 be PaPeeu
around .- s.,.,s.,,s Fssa@
5@A box for contributions to the National Washington
Monument be placed at the polls in Ann1rGs az s
Ii will receive $40, just dime from each oil the Do
voters. Is. fsf- ~
uBThrty one dollars and forty collected by
the Trustees OF township Cincinnati Ohio at
tho election Tuesday last for the Washington Monu
mcnt association. -. ~.
uJ-A French physician named Francis Lagurc, at Lou
isvtc sentenced TO five years Imprisonment IN
the Kentucky penentary for committing rape on TO-
| male who visited his Office on business. . sz.g
uD-Phip Allen ts Sons. ofprovdencc, !, extensive
calico printers Iave instituted suit against firm in Lou
damages tnnlse, !, 900. $50 = -01D $3.50
-sevcral efforts have recently been made by burglars
to into the residence Of N rs Gen Ma
comb, OF Washington city. L3 K ssftI.ts TE y e..
D-Anston G Chester OF the .Buffalo Express has re-
ceved The prize SOl for the best delivered at the
opening OF the Metropolitan theatre in that city
i uJA survey OF the Holy Land has been made by Lieut.
Van dc Vcde formerly The Royal Dutch Navy. lie la,
made very Interesting observations.
4 UT'The Rev. Thomas G.. Young, pastor Of ST.
NIichaels Church, Charleston, S. e., died last
Monday. H.I.a.regs
BI.Barney Williams and lady are at Newark
I n-I.James Paints, T. S. Marshal for Virginia,
died nj staunton on the 18th. 80
uJ'The annual fair of the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia commences this week. .s'
| uJ-,rhc Rev. DR.. Stone, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, has
received and accepted call 10 the rectorship oil
81. PauPS Church i'll Brookline, Mass.
Q-rSome ardent young man has been making
an atemptto abduct a young lady from the Mayce-
| len Asylum at Louisville.
| MA letter from merch liant at the Sandwich Is
lands says that more oil has been taken this season
by the American whalers than was ever taken be-
fore in one season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

MonrALtrY AT CHARLEsToN,-There were Al
deaths at Charleston for the week ending with the
9th instant, of which 30 were by yellow fever
For the twenty four hours endingon Monday even
ing, there were seven deaths by the fever.
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wFor Local. River. Telegraphie and Commercial Intel
ligence, Third Page.
-For Poetry, Choice Literary Selections and variety.
see First Page. I.... ...
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NEW ADVEk,lsEMhN 4 :
mai Office.

ru,HE Ohio and Brooke County Agricultural Society," and
In nn.m Once at the Produce Store or MI Geo Wilson,
on Union Street Saturday and Moaaa as o se Seod
~ e. eybhiton at the Fair Tuesday anu wednesday
Io,ying Also for The distribution Of badges RECEIVING
suosciPtui99n' anu 80 II. BOONE, Sec'y.
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Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress,
w. T. WILEY. of Monongalia.

pPresidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem-
Der. 1852.
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Mercantile Night School.

MI R. NICHOLS has taken the rooms Messrs. OFT
I d Grecr's Store, where he will give instruction TO
I'd others in Book keeping business and
mental Penmanship and such branches Of education
taught in public Schools
Call and examine specimens of Penmanship, &C.
u1 Terms Eado known at his rooms. oct13-1wd.
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MISCELLANE,0T
Virginia Fire and Mas;|
lNSUR ANCE GOMEZ :
49,. or fpJHuMnMr, E,.i AN

8CAPiIrAL ss2Oo'non
which wAs ALL PAID IN snoRE THAN 4, l.
Il VIII IKE Risks on all description, ~ tn, +
GsEsi erty t,ida,lser Of iot-, elih,,y FRI L
Land or Ipdte, "a Y
THIS IL one Of the oldest. Established ~. I
United States, having been In existence ov.r
inga Home company, whose business Ia b,sasS iltt
already paid in, persons cannot do better N.
zing this institution, which liz OF Virginia -, ~
Tentagc. NA
This company las always met its lossr,
has never had lawsuit during the who,e ,p' oa,a
enees Since its establishment it has sp,id
amount OF nearly @eta
All that we ask u, that our fellow citi,.,i IN
gate aud examine the claims to public coniil ~
insti tuition has over many Others being tbss e
BILE. advantageous, and prompt an institute VI
has an Agency IN our city. We would ref, Z. y
terestcd in the matter OF Insurance, to All
chants, BANKERS and professional men OF ~. "a
mond; and TO Henry X list and John ii The I 4
Rev. j. ID. Mccabc, OF this city. 'Afsa |
Agents for the above Co. in WLcelip, ~, eti
.-E ~ DIRECTORS. - q;
Joseph Allen, WIN liurs, John Ender, II.
John n Gordon, II l. Kent, Chas w Puraen NY
a X Parker, Jpo Thompson, ] Z Wadswor,th m ns
tian. II W Quaries, Geo Il Hooker, win IN m "
|Tuos NJ ALrRIEsD, Secretary. ~ = rfa.
OFFICE: No SO Main street. '''I-
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New Boots and Shoes.

Wm. BOle, 161 Hdin .Streef, Wh.tEr,
r S now opening the first lot OF his Fall ard Wiz,
J. of Boots and Shoes, which embraces ey,Ir,,
quality in the shoe trade, for ladies' misses and ,,
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes. i, y
nate the variety would be too lengthy for nl,eI
ment. -4g:s-...f,-g 80. ..-.,,.,
o. This stock is exclusively New York and Ps,y,I
make; the latest style and best stock and worklsI
both cities it is warranted and guaranteed boi ~
kers and the undersigned. Particular attention TO-.
the article Of ladies travelling boots. WEGSI
sep2f -Hat al ~
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f FOR pRESIDENTI
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOX VICE PREsIDENT,s
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Wing Electoral Ticket.

Wing Electoral Ticket.
1sr DIsrRrcT-JoHN X. KlLBY, OF Nansemond.
osp DisTRIcr-EDW. X. CHAMBERS, OF Meckenburfi
an DtsrkIcT-THoMAS s. FL0URNOY, OF Halifax
arm DIs1sicr-H. H. MARSHALL. OF Charlotte.
6rH Observation-Disclosures RlVES, OF Albermare.
6ru DrsrRcr-wlLLlAMC c. SCOTT, OF Powhatan.
Urn DrsrRIcr-JoSEPH SEGAR, of Elizabeth City.
srH DISCRETIONARY MAYO. OF Westmorcand.
eru DIsrRIcr-HENRY w. THOMAS. of Fairfax
iOrrH DrsrpIcr-iLEX'R X. BOTELER, OF Jefferson.
I1rU DIsrRroT-COL. J. h. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
I2ru D,srRIcr-JOHS ECHOLS, Monroe.
i3ru ptsrRlcr-WALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
l4rH DIsTRICT-JOHS J. JACKSON, Jr., oil "oou.
I5ru DsTRlcr-T ". GALLY. of Ohio
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Mount Woods Cemetery.
COME ry desirable lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
- eau behad on application t.al rs ~
r BBs Lard Oil received by g - Ess5sf
y oct7 KELLs & CALDWELL
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The Following

NEW. WORKS, with variety of others, have Just
In been received at the Depot The Coquette Anna Ham,
Single Blessedness, Heads Hearts, The Cocgans
Eagle Pass hms and Oddities Knickerbocker Oct
Thompsons Counterfeit Reporter for Oct, &c. &C.
oct12-u F#gE sIer JAS. II. McMECHEN.
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Hats I Hat,
NcwCookinu stove
q g,,7 The Primary department,
81 OF THE 80
Meade Collegiate Institute

ASauC SoAiOSA deO AuStltuH
S.+i..is sl..-,Ei wELLSBURGj VA.
,THE Fall session OF this School will commercial
DA X the 18th oi SEPTEMBER, and wiIeoutpaicj
endar months. s-,-. 80
No lupi will be received for less time thaacas "a
unless by special sagreencnt,-and when once er:,i
deduction will be made for absence during The
cept in cases ofprotracted siekncss,-nor will ary,q
permitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive
---E[ TERMS:
Day pupiis,-Primary English Department. Sd
Classical and Mathematical. :. .......... 10
Bond and Tuition per session of five months. %
Orc hnlfinvariably i'll advance the rcman5erieil
die o! the session.
4 discount Of Is per cent will be made on tie tiii
Ministers OF the Gospel. -.4g
OJ- For further Information SEQ catalogu puha3it
Board OF Trustees. 49,. .-
'i''tf is. Byorder ofthe Baart
z...,5--=.-.- SAM'L u. ToMPKlsS, ID
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
: II. - .EairI.E,airii EairIiI " I'D

nm Committee will be the Fair ground on Friday
the cd at O'Clock a. NJ. The ladies' OF Wheeling,
are requested assist in decorating the Floral Depart
u,ent Orc and all, attend.-1 s..f "a oct2O-3td
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PhiladeIphia Magazines.

Philadelphia Magazines. zs9s
/NODEY. Graham, Peterson; Myers Univcrsiumi Ad.
/ ventures of Lilly Dnwson; Jack Runnyneadc; Stone
Mason Point, by Lamarne AT the Literary llerot
ocioO ~ 'F'S2s JAS II Mem ECHEN.
Come at Last!
TUST another large supply OF the celebrated
u Oil OF rape vine. 1 1sr.
This is the best Oil in to prevent badness and
rev Hair For sale by g;E8 j B.3VOWELL, .
octoO TGaz copyl 81 Union Street.
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ers in her midst when it reflects the parting sun as
it goes down upon the empire of Western COM
niece, will look with renewed pride upon the en-
terprise aud public spirit of people whose in
domitable courage has achieved the lasting glory
of binding together these remote extremes of our
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BY order of the Board,

sThe President has received official information
since the above was prepared, that branch OF the
Cincinnati and Marietta road has lately been put
under contract TO Bepre, where it will connect
with the Northwestern road. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

Todds, Lees, Anderson 9 sses..s'
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