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GENERAL JACKSON
ND MARTIN LUTHER

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1923,
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prominent connected with that event The work (ex
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key reference describing the the Characters tho
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dcd for.
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Preparations making TO publish in the Magazine
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New Music Store.
sign of the Grccinn rrisonnn, No. Aos
=, Nauiu RtrcCt. - ~

.,- T. FlCKIESON would respectfully an
rrs,fE nounce TO the citizens of Wheeling and VI,
itff-l n Il cinity that he has just opened new anu
! u elcraut establishment for the sale OF N'ohns
Guitars Vionceos, FInsoets, Flutes Flies, Acco ae.
ons, Banjos, and Tamhorncs. Brass Instruments luz
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
Muse for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin also Inc
,cwcst songs Duets etc, and the very best Ron ana
Italian Violin AMI Guitar Strings ,,.,., ,;, -.
Ola oncs Reeds Tuning I'o ks. also Violin anu Guitar
Sc,cws Violin Finger ahd Tail Hoaias
Rows for Violinceo and Violin ;,,
A K!cbcrs Furniture Polish. for fcnovnung Nh'nhsnou
Furniture such as Pianos, Cabinets, Sean foa'S VI a
descriptions OF Furniture. p;,,, t,i,nns
Also for sale by the Agent for Klcber ftsbnlg Iu
OF the first and best manufacture in the Tinted @
ne N,uns and Cha ks grand and squa' Pianos, J. b mn
lans allctt Aliens celeb, ated iinsom rian1s, ~,
Agent the make OF Carhadt ana Neeaha"s ''''''
Mclodcons "a. .,, ..,,i,ed
Accordcons and all kind Of musical Instruments repaired
al the lowest prices. =.
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1852 nIAGNEEICENT STOCK OF 1855.
DRY GOODS.
VIM T Sci EY.

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, ia receiving
" his stock OF Pa Il and Winter Goods, To- Jobbing
latest nipo tations. and the hest manufactures of
country. ully selected exp essly OF the
JobBING TRADE
OF TIC hes. al cs designs and coo.s, 10 which he
spec tiu!ly soctS examination fiom his Old customers
aud Country Me chants
CLOTHS-iIs stock sta IN pat OF the hes. mixers,
and OF the usual variety colo s bath Fo cisn and
Domestic.
CASHMERE S-Blan black and docgkin VOL rs OF n
great variety the choic est fancy colo
SATlNETTS-l!laCk, Hue. Stec mixed ancy Green and
Browns &c. \ very full and cOmpc,c siodk; also
Twc3ds and Cy Jeans.
OVER COATING colo cd blankets, pilot sni beaver
cloth and o;he such goods in variety.
PRINTS-A very large stock o! the best makers oil last
madden cO!ors. As well as the most common Kind
low priced pants Tor com oTis. nc.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghans, mouse dc lans cmb'd !ust'e
Vain and fig'd black apacas, as well as OF coiots
OF the hest variety, both tigi cd and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive sock o: cimb &c figu ed
and plain iaconcs. SWISS and Scotch mills. In
IL A. book. thread and cotton lnocs- cdgings, ETC.,
in variety, ais o rish linens
CAPS-Men's hoys' and child velvet aud cloth caps,
also Mexican hats most desirable io:.
AISO-Siaws, ribbons, hos uinb elias brown anu
bleacied musins, shi ting Checks, Ticking, DC.
,yc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all usually wanedi and altoecth.
er feel we! ASST cd stock is complete that
when II is examined and the prices told, 1t Will be
found in all RESPECTS pc hals superior 10 any
stock of Goods offered in the market.
,up1l w. T. SELBY.
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.


NEW York, Sep. l.
The Steamer Washington from Southampton, ar
rived this morning, with dates 10 the 18th ult
Ccrrox.-Annatcd demand-salcs 14th $4,000
bales; 18th, 1900 bales; 18th 5000 bales; the
mar kct had advanced Id.
huch excitement prevailed in the London mar
Let with general advance. English and AmeTi-
can wheat IS, firm. Oats Cd. Flour to 2s.-
Corn held higher-noatng cargoes ? to ss.
The markets in France and Belgium have an up
ward tendency, trade in provisions satisfactory.
Consos 99!. Money IA 3-s.
Cotton advanced ].
LoNpov.-Sugar market unchanged. Coffee,
animated. Rice-no buycrs-held at former rates.
The Washington brings 300 passengers.
The overland East india mails reached London
on the 18th, with dates from Hong Kong of June
odd and Calcutta of July Sd. No news of I'M
portance.
Observation-Disclosures by. the Washington show
Il slight decline in grain from the advances of the
previous Tuesday
The Bombay mails confirm the establishment OF
the Burkesc Republic in Marladan,-also the cap
tire of TagIe by the British. 1t is thought Bur
NAH will re annexed to the English East Indies.
Victoria has returned to England.
The Fishery Question creates no further uncasi-
ness, as the Ministerial paper announces the mat
ter in process of amcable adjustment.
The grand fete at Paris, Aug. 18th, passed OF
TRANQUILITY,
The Steamer Magdalena arrived atSouthampton
from the West Indies, with Sl1, 600
The Advices from Australia, up to the middle of
May, represent the yield Of gold as immense, and by
far outstripping California.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign Of Gen. Scott.
IAN 1NTENaEn.1 sNgEEs FssEsslss s:Osssz.

The Camp ale1l o. Ire II. sec
IAN 1NTEsNsIsnH INFER Ess'Hsfss s:OesES.'
1voL. i2Mo., 1928
MOORE Gs ANDERSON, have jta tIeady in ;duodcci
OF
vol. with Map ofthe Battle Grounds-3s7 pages.
s. IS man OF steTlns AR
and impartial account of all he saw-Kenddi in the N o.
spirited and sketch the last Mexican Cam
paign. The author is attached TO the Navy, but became
W,tei, in clear and viso +oua style and tits diaen
1tsr hay.ns commenced its ie nsa TO lay 1t asidcS0s
One Of The most gallant oice,sin the Nayy.- The
whole volume, wo; ofintellect is worthy OF high
Tace in the department TO which it helonss-Lonsr:ne
at is small praise The to say that we
never read history evidently 80 fairly written-Aite-
"a volume full Instruction and interest He writca
with flowing PEN in vigorous STYLE cnriching his nara
s s rss"'s't0ns Of
We have seen no work which has given such vivid i'm
OF Gen. SCOTS Campagn-So Press
Has given TO the public very attractive workCaares.
We find in this hook, ne most lifelikc description of
men and thnss-of Scene and soeiety-of marches and
Rerie,e.
We follow with interest renewed we advance on.he
ms ,a' ver ca to b ofr y OF s sss and
mes OF absolutely unsurpassed in the annals OF
His original descriptions drawn with great felicity-
ne Is lively and spirited narrator His battle sketches
f e eieas the aes IN the
htn~. 5''5-'=-''a
The very best book which that called orth-
Philadelphia PresIyteria1:
In reading of the authors descriptions of assaults
anu storms, hardly wonder fascination and
enthisiasn productive OF the clnot military
Proress SO repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War;
Princeton Reriem. -
The hook than readable; its statistics, facts
and Sketches give the icaer clear account
campaign as la found whcrc superior interest,
If not in valne 10 Major Rpley's Hisory.-N Y Ersn.
gelist
Pays tribute TO the many admirable qualities OF
that eminent commando, Gen. Scotf.-H.Tptrs Masazine
% AGENTS wanted circulate this work in all parts or
the United States with whom liberal arrangements will
be made Tor canvassing particular counties Districts
Orders must lie accompanied with the cash.
u En.ToRs giving this adye, ement or more In
serons, shall have copy of the mailed to their ad
Dress upon receiving their paper containing the ndyer
tscmcut. MOORE & ANDERSON Publishers
aug 2i-tE 2s, West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PiILaDELPHIA, Sep. l.
BY the arrival OF the Washington, VIC learn that
the market in BreadstulfS the same at London
those in Liverpool, which were reported by the
America. Our Liverpool papers have failed, but
the above statements are confirmed by The London
Times. Wright u Gandy's circular of Tuesday,
reports less activity i'll the Grain market, in consc-
quencc of return of fine weather. Reports OF
less virulcnce in the potato disease render the rates
tolerably firm. Large transactions could not be
made without concessions which holders are re
luctant to accept.
Maxim * Sons circular substantially states as
Wrghts' except that the former quotes floor de-
clined three pence. Philadelphia and Baltimore
2ls. I'd. 22s. Corn, from floating carsoes-last
weeks quotations.
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RIYER NEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCE,
ArriraIn aud .,cpar.nre. OF s,enm Boats.

For The last 81 Hours ending last night at cloc!
ARRIVALS.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville;
Winchester, Moore, Pittsburgh;
Wcllsyille. Graham, do;
Jna Dean, McVey, do;
Alliance, Young Cincinnati;
Clara Fisher, Boris, do;
Stephen Ba, ard, Booth, Sunfsa;
vi oqna, O'Neal, Steubcnville;
DEPARTURES.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville;
Winchester, Moore, Pittsburgh;
Welivile, Graham, Bridgeport;
Julia Dean. N1cVey, GAINESVILLE;
Alliance, Young, Pittsburgh;
Clara Fisher, Boris, do;
VrOqua, O'Neil, Steubenville;
stephen Bayard, Booth, Sunfish;
IL ! feet water-falling.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
For Plrrs suRGiI-Durnal, at A. NJ;
" Exchange, s A. NJ;
Observation-Disclosures, 5 A. NJ;
PARKEsBuRGH-Arrowli 10 A. NJ;
observation-disclosures, p. NJ;
SuNFIsH--Stephen Bayard, P. M;
SAINT householder State, P. NJ;
&c Vermont, 10 A. NJ;
CIScISNATr-May Flower, 10 A. NJ;
Observation-Disclosures, 4 p. M.
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powrRruI JoKE.-A western editor thinks
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, is swindler, because
he ehiseled an unfortunate Greek girl out of q
hlnck of marble.
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CITY BUSINESS.
americans, pntronizc Yonr own 1nnu
Es fnetures.
wheeling Silk Factory.

MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior anu SUI
~ stan articles the various fabrics now IN use az
GiLJ,S SILK FACTORY; Main street, Centre Nheei,
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing 10 pu
chase Silks wholesale retail can De suppnea on
NJ Adams j. s. Forbs', A. o. Fairchids, Marsh q lay,
iors and O. w. Heiskills, Wheeling, va; ana at
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, NO. ~ wan
Street, Cincinnati, o. GIN. ,, have t,kcn
the HI(iHESr PREM Uds, and gold and silver meh's'
American Institute New 70 k Eann ,s sians
turing and our is now la &c and
comprising many variees-velveis satns vestss,, NE
Plaid fgned and pinei, all the newest s.yies, nme
best twined silk, twed and plain Also, shtts, e"es
and half hose for gentlemen. 800, :, ,,n,r
Please and patronizc this mpo liant branGh o, au
lean manufacture. Oidc, sfo every variety OF
ly executed. ,.,, ,,,
~ JOHN w. GILL.
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WASHINGTON

From Stuart's most celebrated Painting
THIS large and magnificent Portrait Of asntNoToF,
from the burin Anne icau Artist, Is considered by
nous OF art ever published and correct kcness OF
THE size Of plate is eighteen By
should be in the hands of every citizen
Is correct copy from Stuarts celebrated original
Painting, now at tho State House, Hartford, Ct
is finely engraved. and printed on Plate
That mar within the reach OF ALL the pubsfer mas
reduced the price to OsE DOLLAR j3ss.
Apersons RENTING the amount may rely Ieeeiy'
ne perfect copy by mail to any part OF the u
States. carefully put up on rollers made for the
Address ali orders, postpaid, to tho publishs
$50 ~ JOHN S. TAYLOR,
! BOOK seller and Publisher. n, York
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MARY SEAMAN new Novel by Mrs. Gray, has
been received at ]. H. McNIEcmEN's LITERARY De-
POT, in the new Hotel buildings The editors OF the
London Atheneum say it is an agreeable, elegantly
written story, and we expect they know as much
about it as do
As this is the first occasion have had to notice
onr friend Mr.. II. since the enlargement and i'm
provement of his Depot, will say to our readers
who wish anything in the periodical way, that his
establishment is commensurate with the imprtTt-
ments of the city in other respects, and when they
ai-.;n search of the standard periodicals., or III
Tel General literature of the day, they cannot do
better than to drop in at McMEcnEN's LITERARY
DEPoT.'
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JUST PUBLISHED



TrEs: EARI7EEe,a esUEDE TO
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGR1CULTURE,
ALAS 1,,EcsIx CORRECT Edition OF STEPHENS HOOK
OF The FARM ny henry STEPHENS, p n. s., OF
EDINprRGE, wf1n Az AMERICAN ArrENDlx, J.. p.
TdS, PROFESSOR or SCIENTIFIC AnRIcrLTtEE, YALE
This work embraces every subject eonnee
lcca and practical Its clear aud spacious details tho
fress accuracy of its information the completeness
tee been eqaed under four 1
ale heads ieesened by the four Seasons Of the
lessor Norton are appended in the same order adding
10 ta the ,Ge OF the w, by aalEs it to the soil
1.-TWO such distinguished writer's constitute this the most
pess comprises two &C s, volacs ' and
contains sso 1000 pages besides II splend av and
every implement of husbandTy now muses. tho various
nestle animals, the lli IN stcadng DC.
LETTER FROM MR. STEPHENS.
'REnHHAE COTTAGE, EniSnrROn.
..Nessrs. Lecnard .seot.t Co., -
the seause cd,es to l S the sS s, s
Ame, lea ofmy wo h. the hoos tie Farm, The edition
''Rook Of the FARM is from tic first edition Of my
work written ten years sg1 wh. in M second edition.
all the more recent improvements IL The
q am sirs, You, esfssa IT. Ss p,sss.
NOTICES OF THE PRESs
.F,RMEn's GrirEric concluding OF this 80.
complete reliable contributions 10 scienic and
practical Agriculture. Tie arrangement the VOL is
convenient for ccnce the illustrations beautiful, tho
language plain, clear, ineligible, and truthful Tie
comp ises two royal Svo vols OF 1000 including Geo
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1--WE ;'re received tn highly interesting and u:cfu,
but, above ali. practical wo,k We know of other
Ag icutural wosk published in this country which
might compare with the one Just named in usefulness and
int insic mc:i in erG''-Bucao IEooi Grouer
.'rnE FARMERS GuIpE.-This work is rich miEe OF
icultu,al knowledge tessted in simple and familiar
STYLE giving copons details OF tie best practice English
farms and adapted to general In this country BY
judicous notes of the ne lean e.ito The intelligent
farmer will find it attractive icaEg In the conpar
:son between English and American lusbandry or which
il furnishes ample Materials lie may obtain many valuable
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MIAM1 MEDICAL COLLEGE

of Cincinnusi-Scssion of 1SJS-'S3.
TIME e-ular course OF Medical Lectures In this lnsn
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY Or
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue our ihohhs
TRUSTEES.
Rev. C. ELLloTT d. D., President OF the Board.
o. NJ. LANGD NJ. d., Sec,c tary "
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS.
Hon. c. d. COFFIN.
r. D. MUSSEY, NJ ID.
Hon JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
E. NJ GREGORY, Esq.
GEO MENDESHALL NJ. d.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
D. MussEY NJ. d., Professor of Dcscripve and oper-
7 p JupxiSs NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JouS DAVIS NJ d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
John F. WHITE N. D., Professor of Theory and prac-
tice OF Medicine. :, <,...,r;., ~,
Diseases of Women and Children ,,,;
Ious A MURPHY, NJ. d., Professor OF Matcr1a Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
q G. CoMEdYs, NJ. d., Professor OF institutes Oh Meui.
cine - .rh.ui.tr,
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some important
sneciallties in Medicine and Surgery, Will be gwen during
fhe month of October These lectures VIII be ffee STU
dents arc advised to commence with this course
'The INSPECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OIL
the iunct Professor Anatomy VIII be opened on the
list OF October ,,..,.; ,r;,.. on
nissectina Ticket 80. Graduation Fee $50.
For further information address ,,,,,,
=, Dean of tho Faculty.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
RAYMOND IL co, and DRIEsBAoH d cos
MEMAGERlES UNITED,
FOR 1852.
G. BERRY,
MANAGER
Wuhg. Ex1urRrr Ar

Wheeling, Saturday. Sept 18TH Location on the 1san,
Tho public respectfully informed these ,1o rss
hagtes, united Tor the present .eason, by far the
any other country.
OvEn $50 ASrMAIs AND BIRDS
Can be under this SPACIOUS PAVILION, os6 feet
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Hours OF Exhibi,ion-:roml 10 P. M, and to II in
the evening.
ADMISSION 25 cts. No half price.
Tie Cotegs will arrive in town the mig Ist
rlt, 10 O'Clock. and the earrings, Cages Van &c
containing the Animla,
DRAWN by 100 SPLENDID HORSES?
Headed by
NEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
Will pass through the principal streets, aoring oppor.
tuTy OF bclloling on; OF the most.
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROCESSIO NS
Ofthe kind ever seen
A Double Performance in three Immcnnc
Performing Dcns!
HERR DRIESBACH i'll TWO and Signore HI
DERALGO i'll the other.
In the course Of each exhibition, HERR nRIESBACII
the iaramed LION KING, will enter the iJcs OF his Wild
tenants OF The Forest
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &C.
And CIV. display, tho when dcred by spe.
cia command o. Qucn Victoria, Louis Philip Clatc King
tn. FEcmc) Emperor Nicholas OF ST. Pccrshureh, and the
Royal Family uapsburgh House OF Austria,
SiGNORE illDERALGO will also perform his highly
trained animals, telcrate nnd entirely different Herr
Dricsbacli's, showing III. different powers
Animal Creation.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
CT MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA

rtNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments in the East for the supply Of Marble. and CON
ection OF Steam works, lie wohld invite
the attention A,clccts, builders, and the publ i'll
cral 10 the INSPECTION his stock consisting OF !t'Nn
ECvtia sienna American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which he sold lowe. than othe establish
incnt in the west
Dealers would rd IL to thcir advantage to INSPECT his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done i'll the most elaborate style, and lie
,yoa invite the attention purchasers examine his
Statary ard other carved work. Monuments. Cen
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones &c, and Grave d
work in every variety; being enabled by his acl
tiles 10 sup, this work considerable lower prices tim
an other establishment III the country
Please cIvc a call and examine my work
MICHAEL J. ROHAE.
Marble Mason and Vault iIu'lde.
Q5-Also Calcucd Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plastic
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at he trade prices y. IT,
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WEIGHS National Circus.

Welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
J. G. CADWALi DER. Equestrian Director.
j. LANGWOHTHY,..... Master of The Circle.
II. "lllla Ms. ISL iiuiio clown.
r.. DAN III Shaks reTcan Clown
Among the most prominent OF the artiscs may be found
following Names viz:
J. e. CApWALADER-thc unsurpassed Four and Six
Horse Rider.
THOMAS MoFARLIN-tlc greatest Somerset Vallter in
the known wo' Id
s. Il. LIPMAN-D,a mac, Scenic and principal Rider.
ARDS-thc worlds only bare. back Rider,
Tia eate ba' gnts, &c. his Wild Prairie
Steed. likes til" b'hold.r with wonlr and astonsmen
T.. NJ. DICKlNSON-ihrc heb atcd Comedian and Comic
Sihee ACKNOWLEDGED by the greatest singer age
j. SWEET-whose style AID skin in lrisona,ing The
cha the DO igiIc. Red Man Of the FOcrst,
s dis unsu'J hSaed
MASTER Williamson" juvenile Gym,astic and
AntiuOd an PC whose uy rleasil.
must he 10 be ADM ed
Last ihpt..h not least the mrivullcd Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
whose P1i,. Jokes, lon Mot ani IIeisms fail
keep the audience in pc feet OF laughter.
N. b. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menarerc and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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Mr.. w. N CmAMpERs, of New Orleans, whose
deaf h is announced in another column, was the
Treasurer of Dan Rice's Circns Company. His
declining health induced by Consumption, con-
PEELED him to stop here about two months ago.
His gentlemanly department gained for him the re
spcct of many of our citizens.
We are requested by gentleman who was with
him in his illness, at the boarding house of Mrs.
Billiard, to say that should this paragraph meet
the eyes of his friends, they can rest assured that
he received the utmost care and attention.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND sEAsoNAnLE GOODS

ny EXPRESS.
10 PIECES Paris Be.cze DeLains in Rich styles-also
~ some neat figures Misses and children.
Rich Brocade Silks
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine,
Silk and Linen Foil Dc Non for travelling dresses,
Rich coIored Jaconets. new styles,
China Silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands,
REVERE Inscrtings,
Lupins Extra Mousclin De Lains and French Meri-
noes in Black, Salmon, Rose, Blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria H'kfs.
5--',7t Received this day by
o. w. HEiSkELL & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-02

VA HITE LEA II, Linseed Oil, Turpcntne Lamp black
w Chrome Yellow, Vcnitan Red, Chrome Greenj God
F. ench ard Silver Leaf For sale by
scpI J. B. VOWEL, II Union ST.