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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

n ociII ind Travelling Agents wanted for
III Popular and Useful Books Just published CALIR0R!
MA AfiLLUsTRATBD, including description OF the Pa
mama and Nicaragua - snberh Tinted Lthp
gTaphsJ 324 pages, 6yo,i price 81, This wpTku hy j. M
fettS has been ldudged by the voice of The
Fess 10 be the most borats practical and intensely
ieresting that has yet upon golden
theme Since the publication Of ISteyes yourpaof TTaT
es no work that has created such thrilling
9snsaon enently practical and isinersrersed
the amusing the lam
esge soue ofthe city editorials, Is perfect dagdenIe
6tSe al taken by the light OF MONDAY
AisS mr. Beach,s great work on Medicine, THE AAERJ!
nj n pRA ACTICEfAND FAMILY PHYSICIAN 500 pa
SeS 400 engravngs svo, sheept pree S6 In rBdaeb q
M the eeieStie practice In this country, urii ~
In that eighteen thousand copies OF this work
Is hted fh one edition.. Also, DR. @. d. Haninohds
Sork stbe same pFiheples ofpracteej IN
R0RNA ATTOEfROF THE tMILII0N N orr TRUE GUkDE
TO HEALTH 12o, cloth, 62S pagesi prize 81, 80 cloth
Si naper fourth thousand, AIg9 WOMAN N
D3FSR BfREEA practical rdl6s
dIT AheTica enalea their conduct nlthe detail0
eveTy Omesc duty royel tsmo nd Cloth, tfatedi
i nngea; pTice should bS the hands
nfeSaTk ady the SoIg Such IA fR popriirfIy
three thousand COPIES have BEEN sold IA the
sou ENeWYofk alone wit Ryery few noithsl oinI
OIdera FOR hD1s above GdyertSe WITH cash postage
stamps dcoSmpan win be flled, prepaid to
1y ". GddTesssT h Flsisli ROBERT HfYoUNCfT s5i
J....'T RCSncfoasor tn VIM Hold edge.9a.l
~. - - No4t<9 Fulton street, New York eitysi
t editors yiEg tnh adyer two or three ll!
seTthIs entire .be ehed to copy Califofna ~
iuatrnteAf 1u155 nc ss1Is itr1 ..slE2t taaESl77sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
New sMusic Store.
sign Of she GSreeInH TriEOnum, No' 100
UTnTTa SfPeef,

Main IHtEeeIs ~ =
.,ru--1 J. FIcKIEsoN would IesPee;;rly an
SIz3fSIs nounce to the citizens o: Wheeling and vi,
III ~ f1cinty that be has just opened new and
Il " eleeant for the sale Of Violins,
Guitars vioifneeIos FIagoets, Flutes Flies, Aeeordc!
ons Banjos, and TamboTnes, Brass InstTumeiia tito
Instruction books iOr ali dpds Instruments, and FOR
singing ... - - 80, 49, a.
Music for the Piano Guitar Flute and Violin; also, the
newest songs, Dnets, etc. and The very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings - = -. 80,
Ctarohets, Reeds; Tuning Forks, also Vohp and Sutar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boat ds = ,
BtIvS for ViolincelIo and Violin. ..,-.t Ts.,,g,
Keaer,S Furniture Polish, for TenoSHling Harnsheu
Furniture such as PaDos Cabinets, Steam Boats or Phy
TintiOns Of Furniture. sgi HJt -1J1a 31 =
Also for saIs the Agent Kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
or the rst and best In the such
as Nuns and ClaT II and square Pianos, b. Dun
bam,s HalIett ard A9n'S ckehTated boston Pianos SC
AEnnts for the mako 0fcarhaTdt and Neeahas Patent
3 4Ssordeons and all kind or repaired
A. ire lowest prices .t.eWt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
.5IiMSTTADTI MEDICAL COLLEGE


or gCEncihnutE-ScSsion of1SS9353.
regular course Of Medical Lectures in this Instltu
i ilion will, dominance on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882, and contlhne four months
-N' - or TRusTEES.i "a .r
Rev G. ELLIOTT, d. D., President of the Hoard. ~
o. M LANGDoN&,M. D., Secretary - z Etii- ti'tH
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. ,glsfsf $500
EIoi @. ID. COFFIN. .-.ft ,4-=-4 Fosf 4fs s9
/ 'R. D. MUSSEY, NJ. d. t,g
IIoI JOHN N1BURGOYNB. 'f.7iaf. ss3 ef''st % i!ik
Hon G 20. HOADLEY, ,JR.- aII t,eletJ e .isli.a
R.N GREGORY, ESQ., AZ -ssf..,F f,EA 'e4ntlG
The Faculty is composed OF the following genteEent
alive Surgery. T.Ss.,l -. .t. nls .f-.-77
ioaSntyrS III d. Adjunct proVessor 6f Anatomy.
joHNF wntTE, n! d.. Professor OF Theory and Prae
GSo. .EENpESHALL NJ D.. Professor OF Obstetrics ant
diseases or Women and hiIdren.' 80
JoUNA MuRPHY, NJ. ID Professor OF maleria Medica
rheraplutics and Medical JuTisPE Eudenee. Iii q
O. G.conEeIs, y. .Ds Professor OF lnAtitntea OF Medi
cine, II, rt1 =, ,...,. l. L.. . i35-i
FREIaiEtRT Of Lectures upon some inportan
speciSlides In Medicine and Surgery, will yen dprin
Inc mnIh OF October These lectures will be ree Stu
dents an advised TO commence with this COURSE
The IISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the surervtaion
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be oPfned on tn
Fe. sT he t course si05 Ticket So
iIifsseetilr Tieket $40! Graduation Fee S26.
+ = Sor ilIifher information address I,.ln L. -
F'i ~ Up. JuDKINS, ~. D., s
,.trr 81, ,,,.,,,.tT- f, - Dean Of the Faculty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
AYR R51'FIstHURG RI!AlII
-. Il, I - -

NN and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1859, Passenger
" Trains will daily Csundays excepted as follows;
vile and intermediate stations $40 p NJ Accommoda.
tiOn Train for Rayenna stopping At al way stations
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. ~ .
Leaves weIlsyile at 12:s5 P Nj Express Train for
The $40 Express Train from connects daily
with tho following lines, to wit: At Hudson with tho
Akron Branch Railroed for Falls and Akroni
Warren Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsyyana Rail
Road; at Bayard with hacks for Dover New
FOR PiTTsBURG-The $40 A. NJ, Express Train!
om Cleveland connects at Wensyille with the new and
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening.
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh. by Ohio and Penn;
sylvania Railroad, 81 90. y = 'i -''i- = 90
FsTeirom Cleveland to Pittsburgh by way fwslsvle,
500 hlnss1, ,slE,l., q q gtJI1'! |
checked through TO Pittsburgh via wellssiIle.
Cleveland connects at wesyIle with the splended aide
wheel Steamers WINCHESTER, and DlURNAL for
Wheeling touching the landing. and arriy
Observation-Disclosures P. M Express Train connects
with the above SlaS Fs me
the Akrou Branch Railroad 2" $500 : - .
Passengers leaving Pfttsburg at o,Slodk Al and
press Train from Wesye, and arrive at olsvelapds IN
ii1e 10 connect with Tho Lake steamers for New York
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago. Racine, Milwaake.
ens or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this route arrive at Cleveland tho
evening and the following night can be New York
The RECOMMENDATION Train wing Ravepna at O'Clock.
NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to connect with the
morning Express Train Of the Cleveland, Columbus and
EOincinnati RaiIr0ad for tho South. g! iS l.t -
II RrrR NlNe.The Accommodation TrAip leaving Cleve-
land n 5P III, connects with the Express Train from
and Columbus at Cleveland, and with the Akron
Brsq$sG $ tP r.. R! oFTIsE, JoFNDuRaND.
CleyenndI June H. '52 s. BIB 500 Superintendent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
-5TODD & DEVOE,
At THE WELL KNOWN STAND,

Sign Of tie BIaek MamnOth- Boot, South End of
Market Square, .r 900 . &,
RE opening unusually large stock OF F9u and
n Winter Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and manufactured at the very best
Or and New England expressly FOR our w hofe
alo and Retail trade. To our regular euStoeTS ana Al
others who may us with CALI We can oer you go9as
which VIC guarantee equal in quality Of material and WORK
sbfn 10 fhoSe ahufactured this part ofthe
URss %S1eIfnt stat.: Sep ~ 1sas TODD E DASO @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
dSTBAMa MARBIE WORKS.

USTBAMa MARBLE WUhhS,g
66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va.
TIHRF SUBSCRIBER having made extensive artange'
ncnts in the East the supply Of Marble and con-
tcIn6lang the efe6tion Of Steam works. he would invite
attention Of and he public n Fen
inspection OF his stock, consBtin OF ltahni
Rytian Sienna American and other Marbles Of the finest
qities which can be sold lower than any
Dealers would find it ter advantage to inspect bis
stock kbhfOre purchasing elsewhere. t7oE
Is done in the most style ahd te
would invite the iuenbu or purchasers to examine big
and other carved work, MOnuueuts Cen
otSphs Tomhs and foot stones, &e and Griye yard
oTinuyery YgyietYi being enHhed by his superior feei
tiles supply this work at bic lower prices than
any other esta blishment tinthes country.
h. shIease give me call and exantne my work. 49,, ~
80 - gt -, Marble Mason and Vault builder.
rFAlso GStcinea Plister Hydraulic Cement, PlasteI
ii Inc lowest tTGde prices s'i oss s''a q ty d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
,[7 [7''7Ili7F,-INOTlCE. n s7s5 m q 6ssrs,l
i wv u sMOTTE!! esH 's't. ~ 7,

rvs .5s.,yi aLENS41IlSSEss sJs7 ol ha7lasIue
,'-t,-i . w. D. HE0TTBS $ asl ' " Ss55S 4 5,5s
s1eN No 176, Market street,
HAs commenced receiving from \. York; Phiadeiphia
oil and BaitnoTe his first stock OF -. 49,,
-T77if7 NEW FALLFDRY GOODS,
Which ss win daily ' additions GHt tho as
Witbout tnun1eTating all The articles would
his and every body else Wishing to buy that m
''' NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
TSthp and house keeping articles Of the best makes and
for sale at such prices as cannot be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

ANOTHER ARIVAEsOF" [
= RICH. AND. SE1SONABLE .G00DSET
gsff ~ -4H.1 r,i aBY EXPREsB.fa u sst7f's' ~
10 PIRCES Paris BereZe DeLains in Rich stylea-also
sone neat figures for Misses and children. @ tt '
- - Rioh BrocSde Silks tf' i75-i5 US Fsfi'ft
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine, i f' - - =" -
silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresseS3
$Rich eoIored Jaeonets, now styles, 81 1907 -- ~,
ti,l.ChinA Silks dark and neat Btyes, tLtlE
Muslin Bands, -L t;t-.44 ai- E--i-li 2 n
REVERE InsertingHsss.i lsuL-.zeslzt s!; y - ~
nOcs in black, Salmon, ROseS .Blue md White.
Extta Fine French Linen CRplbTie E'ffe; I, 5gi
e0etSeq ~ " WI HRisP RLI, 4. co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
NEw FIRM.

MRssRs. CAYwooD, CoNRLIN & CO..
M ha wing purchased the entirestOok ofStoyes, Tin,
Copper and SheetIT ware Of Il. g: Culbert.
son, would respectfully inform the eitEcn9 OF
Ht& wheeling and vicinity that they win carry on
M b1Sinesa OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron ware ofheh they have constantly on hand good
and Retail; very low for CASH.
an persons wishing purchase, would do well to ea and
Sf Al NOy19 Union ST, At tha Old and well known
ISfsnd ,heTetofore occupied by T. q. CnlbeTtson.
PaTticuar attention pAidto Tenaiting.
.7yyYheaiinR AuE.2I. BI ICAYWOODs 'CONKLIN d go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main ttnd Qniney streets,

tLAl't E4NES4NA(4A4
SO Corner Main ana Quiney Streets, ~,
WHEELINI; Iins LINZ; XA ana now conf
pIetsS their extsnsivS est6Sfshnent are prepared
furnish the public with every OF their line
fronts. ie iron stands, &C., ovens, eommop rouru
and straight barred CRATES, -l. 81 El.oig 1-sdr
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or sToNBs,
Including tho newest and est imprdved coal aud wool
stoves. Franklin balloon eannOB ten plate keel boat
IN ali i ssS Estss q vs
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
Mil searipg boat and sav mfeastings extensive
aea meet h Fs s q and
itbeFto received to tio Of
com Tiy selst, ti1iek wheel, and small
Wagon and SSEgE pi OUCH q AgTtNGs
20 anSs sc Rstspt
side Crane Bull HoInet, to snnstT
SnsTs sEs4 s. fai1 fSa IGs qt iprVys
4Tee nils a gesss, gsGaeaa
I rRSt SSE !Ss{s eST 95
ss, loE tha and
@ ne sGs tbs isBors which no otter
Possesses, Window cape eoasolq g. ie short syeIy
seTspsTs - ssi TiS5sw +
a. v shi1s q In our lines wQlelsls
T RlssSs iE siisIf
Scrap Iron purchased At market nT1eSS; ,i,t, ~
-. M gte1I3eslyiiIe ~ /
w Sxilis WRifs Led equi II not 1hlelor
OF e = s.l IS e
P4RTy PiREssss 1is f. !; i,3.s .,,,., !,
5I9s H. is1S Fa g. e6s sGsE sss sss'e
wssPsaa''tlinE9a ssPsa 9a to sgssaA = 5oASszons:
a Rare clanre.ai 4, = = s. sa
LOG S.sias$ i 4 543 . ~ J.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
10 Country Merohants. 3, =

arr s. S. KNOX having Withdrawn, from the Rrn. oI
NJ McCIaen Knox Co, tho. .renaining paFtneTa have
with them MI Chester Knox cbrother Of s.
- long md favoraby In the trading public
Ssssnnsiig the style ofI4cGIaIlens and K
Ionr nd iiberay ali other deal
and Shoes ter Fall Stock will be arTiv
X 2 tS1I IN fOfh 10 fhe last OF Septe mber,l,
beeu selected with the gIeae9t care and hought
o Sb tey attsT themselves th4tin their Fa stock q
M uTices superior to any offered In the
5tIy eTehiniS Cd their east they would bo pe1a.
y III teir and post tnpIe6s5 feaT1eSsy
comparison will the o. anu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
.ARTIFICIAL ITEETH.

DIR, S. P. ,HpLLIHBH, Once No. 1s1,
Fodfth street, near the Prehby yterilh church,
GYY u Manufactured Teeth 63pfeSsly Tor each par.
Ydculhn case. Full, sctta of Teeth, or any
parts salts, made with artificial Gums The Gumlis
made In continuous solid peeethe cost is the same
for teeth with or without gums - ~ - ~. -.
Full settB ofteeth made from SO to $50 SeItpBuhu
setta Gfonl 50 10 S6Pentooth.L . Y 1yr.d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

sT, 7SFo1IrjnriiiintSi;s 2 y e press Goods . .
yIIapfSs Il frame HSiiisnds BonbSziDes, Alpaca Bonn
S baEinos, SIN warp Mettn Re LeinsSs stiS WsIP
Tbfhet reuoh SlIeInoc1
piaiT jsaeF wool De Laines, juEt Tesgige1tAtyE
otts5 r, 2 q " EIIs 4 tflss
,I5A@dlhsF9ats and Caps, 81 i,i
N z oZ. nlSoTs Laps; from iSeent9to 5000 be Eo.
lGts eaIe Hat 3 Sep q eS
tai ior Grtieieai in his linz zap
TFloiIPsoN,s N,sSooUNTKRFEIT REpoRTKR. viii
Un Issis1 sEettly en sesa''sli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

an 50 s,;J . CLEVELAND AND sDETRoIT; 20 -
connection giI he Cleveland and ciHsnaR Ralregd,
c1tstlsnd snf EZts 2 q GltP:lq9 q'f pst'S.rsa r. r.
Passengers win be icketed through rom any point on
Lake Michigan Cleveland, Cincinnati, PsbuTEh, and
heeing and from either OF those places to any point On
Lake Michigan. n. - - -. =,
steamers built expressly for tho route u VI tsEs;
-CAPr. G. g. STANARp.
- AND So,
FOREST CITY. ~. : IT,. g: Ari "a PIERer.
boat will Cleveland for DetToit and Detroit
Cleveland every evening at q coek, arriving In both
cities the following morning In for the morning
trains OF Chica6 CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh and
for the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Cleveland in The following orders
FOREST CIEY
Monday. "wednesday Friday
t- -CLRYRLAND.' srs sf.4f..t.- a. q
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit: L-. = t2 s-t,r-t 80
.,lf SO CLEVELAND sziiz
edneSdhy. Friday
i.f7 sai FOREST CITY ''s=st ~ - ''-'sS 7
Tuesday .Thursday. saturday
The are prepared to make eontraets for all
Saut st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Miehgan
: - i; OCEAN, CASPIAN. AND, ST.LoUIS: -
PlTTMAN, TRowBRIDGE6 &c JoNRS; Detroit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20


70 b ma 81 Pearl Street Cincinnati, o. '.iA so.
A MoNG their stock may be found wRITING,' AND
FEA BLANK hook PAPER, The largeat assortment In
the West oreyery description aia aais.t ,ii.--.,il
Printing Paper, all sizes Eng & Amer. Tissue Paper
Cold Medium D'bio, Med BlSttiRE e-,;i.3 g
hAs-i'leattl PIlteftng h'.'.-''
RSyeiope 5!s sru l.i Silrsdst slg $685.
Rlass s's and ..asSs hSpr'pA sa1ef sssss and Gilt q
asIS asra"sfe x ~ q 8 card Iogn r l5 .r.t
Match Bux .' .s.t Roofing Paper; prepared and
Tea --... s.s - h unpTepored. .gt..- FUl.
Shoe =. e.. a.... wTsPp!ng Paper, p. al y siEes
''' Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c. ~
Ea;ia7iHi l'lanG .ROARDS. ltIwal .lh,
Perforated Rinders', Bonne Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for LghtbodY9 SURERioE PRINTING INK
Book, CoLORED INK Scst
." Cards, and Gard BoaFda.
EXTRA PEARL FAcHp ClRps. IL
.i- -ar' ExrRA PEoPLE'B & Ns''' ''-iH.'-r % l'
Il. I'll PRINTERs' i u- Ni!t" t ~ .S' '' si.,l
. %. fsll PoRcELAIHa3 s4us ~ - y 20, PI .zHf-f,t
g,ea. s4TIN suRrAcEp CAR .t BoAFp' ta.s Ia
hfs.i isiSTrRssits. i;, Is 'iris d f5 s'sHr a5
-e1...7 SETIN ENAMEEED = !. Etnt saf PIX t-.t--.
l'f 2" PM SURFAcED CoL6RED CLRb BoARDs.
The above Cards and Gard Boards are ex
nresay for ourselves and most beautiful surface and
they do not peel In worb and are Afforded At
lower rate than any Cards hereofoe offered in this mar
t5DeaIers and consume In Paper aud Cards, are res
peefly invited to exnhhne our stock our goods are
received direct manufacturers which Us 70
SEN as Io,y lower than any other house In
Paper made to order:
AuES1tf. '--ii5si 30 Hs-S=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
-.aWM. ooWDEN

RoO,nsN &C. Monroe sreet, Septen he NSW Rott and the
Court HoILSe.
Lkenessea any required ahAde and eoloTed to
represent the living complexion by style OF eoOTng
TO never de Pictures all sIes both
gle and in groups in plain and fancy at tho
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

100 Ps hsnaso5as Pri4ted Ds Lahea = ieId0 TO 9Se
ltJtB@Eara. N dee{ded hal si1lt Teeatged By ssL
SeIs0s .isIT stfeF " HOTTIE. fe2 biaE1et u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

FNHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com
petei their extensive eStablishnent prepared 4
furnish The public with every variety OF work In their line
Splendid plain and fancy arehes Including fenders, sum
Fronts FIRE iron stands, &c, ovens, common, rouEu
nj strsig har rates, .t-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

PARTY Dies 49,
ID IBBoN striped Broeade And st
IL, Ieas than YoTkpricea Light tlace anka
aIvayS worn. iIeS pry thne etSe
oelingoH to ograt5san q 5,,,S,sssSs,oSps.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
To The Ladies'.


WE happy to inform the Ladies that the build
w ing below u.s. the of It'll street. 10 about
being completed, and in great rid OF
the lumber and rubbish which has been great nuisance
TO ali by for the aat three four months and all
in want Of cheap goods will ind It greatly to
their advantage to call us before making their purchases
We have hand think of the best retail stock
OF goods in the country and Keep general stock Of
Housekeeping and Dress Goods prepared to otter
goods Of every description at the lowest prices Our stock
Of Dress Goods comprises every thing thas and de-
sirabe and have hesitation in ing that have
many styles Of printed Moussepes and Cashmsre of very
fne quality that cannot DO duplicated in price by any house
In the District We also have superior high usre and soft
finish black eros de Rhnes In all the various widths and
qualities which viii offer cheap for the money to very
puncual customera magazine blue Poult de Soe and IN
fact almost all the very desirable cors Of plain s in
We have piece straw, piece lavender piece
cherry color and piece of pumpkin color Pout de Sole
for evening dresses ana vests.
In addition to the above have fully supply of Cass
mere Tweeds, Cassnes and cheap Cloths, suitable fer
boys ALSO splendid stock OF Blankets Of every
description, which we will offer NJ very low prices
We respectfully solicit call from all In search Of good
goods and promise to deal fary with all who may yor
with their custom. W. VI. SINISTER 4 co.
nrt 2wif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
GENrLEmHTs READYMADE CLOTHING

or First Quality for Fall and Winter Wear.
nAyING received our first supply Of Gentlemens Ready
and fashionable styles take pleasure Ia uvitiug the
tenton Of and the public generally wishing
prices TO give call before making their elertons
as we determined sell good goods at low prices and
give satisfaction In all Sases
Also just received large, rich ana ashlonab'e asort
Of Cloths Cassmeres, and yestings, which We
prepared make to order in the most approved styles Of
Workm anship ana finish ut very low prices.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Successors 10 VIM, Wall, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets,
oct l5-w one door east of iron Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS.
Greaf Decade ra,unl,

I,HuDs Lesson Book on the New Testament. lsmo.
/ Price, Sl25 Per dozen
Childs Lesson Book on the Old Testament 1smo Price
$3.50 per dozen
These hsss been specially prepared 10 the universal
want Of scholars in emerging the Infant Class tn the
regular Sunday School sueh scholars usually read and
learn lesson II placed In their hands but they not
psbe Of takI the Scriptures hand and preparing them
selves to answer the questions usually opposed In question
books.
The5s books take up all the most important portions Of
ScaptuTe history and furnish both question and answer in
appro rate aI tags
The following particulars Characterize the books In quss
ton.
l. The very brief and printed IN large type
The subjects udiciousy selected running through
the whole Bible.
3 As they furnish both questions and answers the pupil
saved from the sty Of having than one book
In hand time very desirable arrangement for young
scholars
L. They proiIsey illustrated with better cuts than
have been hitherto used ia sililsr works.
Persons Sunday Schools not receiving the Sunday
School Advocate viii De furnished with specimen numbers
sratuitou,y Application.
@c,I5 GRAY 4 BAI.LANTYNE. IN street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
WONDER WORKING sALvE.

TAR. PORTERs wONDERwoRKINa sALyE, as pre-
pared by the late DR. Talley OF this city, acts like
charm invariably eecng permanent cures in all cases Of
WOUNDS, Bruises Barns Sealds Chhlans painful Swell
ings Bes Piles Abscssses Ulcers and snres OF all kinds
1t 8; wonderfully slhcaCous Inflammation or rising
Of the female breast Inflammation arising from any
As lip salye and lar chapped hands II has no superior
1t will make 9 perfect cure ia q hurry.
One Of the subscribers has II in his family with
astonishing and recommend with confidence
well assured b the proprietor its efficacy that the
purchaser will be at b"rty 10 return what sare !e and
his money lie refunded N case Of failure.
GRAY Z BALLASTYSE,
oct g0--tr Boob sellers, eth 81
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
BOOKS WORTH HAVING.

VNHE LASD OF PROMISE; or, 4 Typographical De
/ aeription Of the principal places In Palestine Hue
tratsl ty map and numerous engrayings by Rev John
Kit, Price " eents.
The Last witness or The D,ing say ipss II Eminent
Christians, and Of Noted 1phdss by Osr0on Baker,
VI. Piano Price II cents
Young Lady. Councillor BY Rev, d, WEs Price u
cents.
Miscesny: consi,tiug Of EssGys Biographical Sketches,
and Notes OF Travel by Bishop Norris With PORTRAIT
limo, pp. 800. Price - cents.
Deathb Scsnes; Dying with. and without Religion.
Designed TO illustrate e Truth ami Power OF Christany
Edited by lev d. Clark d. D. limo, pp. 49, Price
dollar
The New Testament LNgound-i Bnd illustrated accord.
ing 10 marginal references IN tho words Of
Holy Scripture together with the Notes ana foundations
and complete Marginal Harmony OF the Gospel BY Glenn
Moody, MA Magdalcn Hall, Oxford Royal svo., PIP.
ESQ Price 81 90. -
For sale by GRAY A BALLASTYNE,
OCT os eth street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
Special Auction Notice.

TAMES CAMERON has located himself in Georgetown,
D. G., where he intends TO carry the Auction and
Commission business In all its branches He has rented
the extensive brick premises Bridge street. few doors
east Of the market and lately occupied by W. p Jones
Personal attention given to Furniture Sales dwellings
Also Boots and Shoes Dry Goods &C. received at the
ton Rooms judicousy managed the occupants
ises
Real Estate aud Stocks disposed Of ut public or at private
sale.
Evening Sales Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
nights Consgnments respectfully solicited
made when required. oct l2-d3m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-08
Written Visiting Cards.
FOR SALE.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.

FTER repestei and urgent solicitations the Principal
N OF The Union Academy, with the assistance of some
Of tbs Professors has concluded Night School in
TUE UNION ACADEMY HALL, "Wednesday night, November
Sd. Evsry dssirate ddpaaags 0iH be enjoyed Terms
derste. Inquire OF the Principal.
oct 25-2w T. RICHARDS