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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
By the National Line. 1 .5il7 d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.


The Hermann arrived this evening at 81 o'clock,
with IS passengers. She left Southampton at
P. NJ. onthe 10th.
The French Empire has been established and
Napoleon's title is N .PoLEoN III.
The people are to vote, on the 21st and 22d, by
yeas and nays, on the proposition of the hereditary
dynasty. Y '.
25th. r., i-...l s-..,,t II. FIJI lsa. s..-tas -
The French Senate reports the Empire heredita-
ry in Napoleon sd;leg:timate issue wanting, may
adopt in Bonaparte family, $50 a.a
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
~ "t19fza iigfa New YonK, Nov. %.
LIyERPooI, Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th.-The
steamer America arrived out Mon ay Her advices
had depressing effect on the cotton market, and
there are now more sellers that buyers. All quail
tiesslightly declined. ,'lisli
Sales for three days; $1,000 bales; on specula-
tions, $500. Imports, $4,000 bales Fair Orleans,
65-s; middling. 8; fair Mobile, 6 s-s; middling'
SIS; upland. 3-s; middling upland, 5 7-s.
At Manchester, trade has fallen OF, prices no
lower. .,.-
BnEApsrurrs- Market firm.
FLoUR-Ph Philadelphia, 24s; Baltimore, 24s; Ohio,
24s6d. ttF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
BOSTON, Nov. %,

BOsroH, Nov. 3d.
Further returns make the result very close. The
Wings may probably have majority. The Free
Sellers concede the loss Of their Governor, and
that the opponents the Maine Liquor Law have
a minority in the House. ------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

IL r4r EDrroR OF THE TINES tells us "much Of
euet'' that he is gentleman and scholar, and
'htes a few more columns to prove it, we shall
esiR to think that somebody hasf'denied the fact''
Fseertainly have not done so.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
Ma CLEMENs, it will be seen, goes to Con-

Ma. CLEMENS, it will be seem goes 70 Con
80, With a very large maiority-a fact which IN
nces US to hope, that be will not lightly apprec'-
II. bsresponsibilites, and that the interests of all
ol.sses in the district will be as impartially repre-
s.nte8 by him, as his party obligations will permit.
This hone is but natural and justin regard to one
,bo has yet to be tried as Representative; and ii
:, one which we take pleasure in stating, is
strengthened by many good traits which person.
4 acquaintance with Mr.. Clemens. always TO US
an aereeable one, has enabled Us to observe in his
character. differ the trial is the time to render
The serdic4. II he should disappoint the apparent
" we'll grounded expectations Of many who politi-
eay oppose hun. but in all other respects. desire
ri, success, we shall then as cordially join in his
Jenuaciaton, as we nov Aoin this slight tribute in
bis camnendatiOn. which. @hRe 1t may be of no
,alue to him, is simply an act of justice by US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN.-We are, at length,
aabled, by the kindness of friend to furnish the
FLOWING official returns-of all but one county
the election in this District, to fill the vacancy
Congress caused by the resignation of Judge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
1852 IIAG]NIFIClEN'Ts TOCK5oF 1862
...,.r,r Il. DRY GOODS. ,55sa
gi\NM.


MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, Is now receiving
l his stock Fail and Winter Goods, for Jobbiug OI
atestmpotntons and from best manufactures Of
country. carefully selected expressly for the
--s, ,,. d. JoBBING TRADE. iii a5f aEa-
or the best fabrcs designs and colors to which heIe
spectflIy solicis examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. 81. Es-,a} Fsl,u .fl3siHW
CLoTHS-Hs consists in part OF the best Makers
and of the usual variety OF solOrs both Foreign and
MISUNDERSTANDING black and doeskin, as Ysll az OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy coors. fyisis
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, SteenliXed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. "A very full and complete stodki also
TwcSds and Cy.' Jeans
OVER COATINGS-ofC olored blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in, variety. tiul.
PRIETSA large stock OF the best makers OF fast
mad der colors As well as the most common kind
of low priced prints for comforts, &c. 4s.u!W
DRESS GOODS-Ginghauls mouse de lans emb'd lu1tre,
ylan and fg'd bla;k alpaeas,r as well as of colorS
or the best variety, both figured and plain. f15
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, BOOK, thread and cotton laces, edgngs, ETC.,
in variety also Irish linens. ~ siss1
CAPSMcns boys and chiIdten's velvet and cloth caps,
5,T also Mexican hats, most desirable let lt4I
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcached muslns shifting, checks, Ticking, &c.
tIcI, together with full and complete stock Of
Notions or all sorts, usually wantedi and etoeeth
err feel well assured my stock Is 50 complete that
when il is examined and the prices told, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock OF Goods before offered in the MARKET
70 aue24 lI"a'i 5F' W. T. sELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
NEW YORK MARKET.

.--- NEW YORK MARKET. M
...-.-.-.., New YoRx, Nov. %.
Central Michigan Stock, 1O4.
TURPEXTINE- Crude, s4,S7; Spirits, 58a60c.
RosrN-Common, S1,60.
o. LINsEED OIL-5Sa60c firm.
CoTTox-Hus declined one eighth, sales of last
three days IL ZOO bales.
SUoAR-Soles of2OOO boxes Muscovado, at Ala
81; Brown, 53a64
CoFFEE-Java, ia to 81 and 81.
MoLAssEs-Muscoyado, 2Ac. .sa
FLouR-Sales IL 200 bbls. State Brands at 1918;
Ohio, So, 33a $50; Extra, 1885, Southern, St, 37a
$50, low grades Of Western less buoyant.
WnEAT-Unsettled, and easier at decline
There is a better inquiry for export. Very little
doing in the market, prices nominal. Sales Of
100, 600 bush. Canadian at f1,12a1,15. 1900
bush Southern and ordinary att SO. ~ -.ra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
Short Creek lands for Sale


nv lSHING TO dispose Ofmy Real Estate, offer at pri'
vae sale until the list day OF November next, farm
County OTOhiO, situate onthe waters OF Short Creek,
ainhs about eve hundred and sixty acres. This prop
81 deSrabIY located both sides OF the Wheeling.
at Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
- Whaling aud five from West Liberty.
" Arm is in the highest state ofmPrOyement, having
1 amount OF new plank Fencing, and judicOusy laid on
Eda for farming and grazing purposes. There are OIL
y Pendses two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
~ corn cribs, &c. There also four good tenants
- There is 4 eOmmodious new barn, one hundred
sgt feet lOng by forty four in width fitted in every
s1lr for the wants OF the farm, ipclding ample she
% Twelve hundred sheep. ,-
A sell these lands la whole Ia part. to suit the
III ''''o ues4i'i's '" Pu'S''NSe' AS'HN WIN O' ~"
nPdiy advancing Improvement Ofthe city OF Wheel
ne Abilities Afforded by the various rail road connec
~ about TO be completed with the West and the Sea
81 The excellent market now Afforded IN Wheeling fol
predictions OF the country render this farm
rab.e for persons Wishing to farm pToftably
aAdOm been that finer Inducements have been held
Ne ~ Purchasers. @ r /. W. MITCHELL.
Welding. Sep. 81, 1852 ,.
=, Washington Reporterand Examiuer. and Wellsburl
fIdeopy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

r. NJ. CAMPBELL.-We seldom, from what we
II the dictates of good taste, indulge in lauda-
b of members of the medical profession; but we
OF forbear stating that the gentleman whose
:, beads this paragraph, a comparative stranger
agr midst and whose card will be found in an
ner column, comes among US highly commended
y the citizens among whom he has heretofore
lacised his profession; and we doubt not that
yOE our citiz ms who may need his services, will
"a him faithful and skillful Physician.
he will be found at his residence and Office,
amer of Union and Fourth streets, at all hours,
asept when professionally absent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

30 CiNC.INNATI-RIvER & WEATHER.
r" CIxcINxArr, Nov. 23-noon.
The rlyer has risen inches. Weather CLOUDY
and damp.
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CINCINNATI, MARKET.
-,---- -On.,n,.,n,,,nI Mnr %

~ CINCINNATI MARhEI-
tHt CINClNNGTI, Nov. %.
FLouR-Far demand al S3.9OaS3.95.
WmsKY-183a19 cts.
HoGs-Fim at sc.
PoRK-MesS, SIG.
MoIAssEs-Salcs of new at % cts.
CoFPEE-94a1O cts. tz
No change in other articles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
New Fall Goods!

New Fall Goods
THIS morning We will commence opening our Fall stock
| OF Goods among which may be found the following:
l,HH DRESS SILKS ~ t+=
Very rich BIGssds4 silks Plain black 5lo1a,. Gre De Rn''
Cod & blk Satin de Chine, Silk Tissues Heavy and Tteh
Madame De Rossi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely new, Stewart Platd silks lnfen'
Gro de Antique hrety new deagns.
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured.
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousln De LANES.
French Chntzcs, very beautiful.
BombaZines Lupins make, extra. ga
Our of Fall Shaws is unsqaaed for elegance
and variety, consisting of .s E Lii BE-. rl.f .+ss.
Ermine fur Shawls all colors.
Tibet Palm Shayyls, all colors.
Grape Shawls at allprices, Embroidered and Plain.
French Cashmere ShaTyls. So IL .sa- 2.
Bay State and French Plaid shaNVls-i3 ~ At 7'.-7ts
ss,r TRIMMINGS, ENiBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncng in Swiss and Jaeonet Muslins
Jaeonct and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dressea1
Trimming Buttons, in new designs. a
FTlnges and LaceS in every width
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons. '-''
Narrow a do for Trimming. etyli nc
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. -
sept3 y. w. HE1ShELL cS 10y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

Attention!!
TAVlNC Just returned from the Eastern Cities with
I'll more than double the former suPPlyof
Fancy, staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Tho prepared TO offer more than or
daTy inducements PURCHASERS having made their Sc
ccnns with the greatest and trouble having
IN and tastes OF every attcr themselves that
tby will be able sell TO every customer OIL the most sat
iSactOry terms, both in regard to quality and price
Please cali and examine FOR yourselves at
- ROKNER & BROTHERS
.ali 80. .slf.s- f76 l71 No sc, Main street,
senttb-3mdc 70 Centre Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

river AND WEATHER.
100 49, - y PIrrsBURoIr, Nov. 2S-noon.
River 3 feet 10 inches by metal mark and at q
stand. Weather cloudy and wet. SOD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

.sTnE Melancholy DAYS ARE Coxr," asBYant
ss US, Hthe ssddest of the year and the chilling
min IS falling (and the mud is rising rapidly-we
lave put this in to make the quotation appIica-
bBO ~the last rise of summer is gone, and that
s.me cain is pattering sadly on It's grave,
eaas.aa EtBut cold November rain
Calls not from out the earth, the lovely again.
BUTT does call both the lovely and the homely
at on the streets. and in the farm yards and the
aIds. te tramp through the mud and water, expo
sagtbem to colds, sickness and death-unless their
fst are encasedin good water proof BOOTS u SHOES
such as Mcclellan & KN0x keep. a soul has
,poor sole withoutthem. - L.t-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
MEETING OF vIRGINIA ASSEMBLY.


omail South of Mobile to-day.
The Virginia Legislature met to-day at Rich
mond. This being an adjourned session, no mes
sage was received from the Governor, and 10th
houses organized under the previously chosen Off
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BosToH, Nov. %.
The House stands 1873 Wings, 10 Coalition, 10
National Democrats. The towns to heal FROM
will not vary the result much. The Wings will
undoubtedly have majority. Clifford is proba-
bly, elected Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

"WuAr TIMEO'DAr IS nj" asked man yester-
day in perfect innocence of friend he had moi
seen for long time, and whom he met on the
street
"Go to the d-lP' was the astounding response
Iofthe questioned pedestrian, who pushed on with
the AIR of one who had been asked wien he got
put Of the Penitentiary, leaving his friend in blank
stonishment.
TWAS ascertained afterwards that his watch had
fn stolen, and his acquaintance had made a
of asking him the time of day, until the ques-
81. ad become an intolerable bore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

Can't be Beat!!! -a-a
NE LANES, am now selling at etc per yards
u Black ard colored Alpaca AZ 1910.
Chanseable Lustrcs at 124a15c
TIviIled Coburgs at i21 and 1916
Fast MadIeT Prints at 6tcf on SBCtI
English chiHtL, 1 yd W. de at 12c .y,-
Good LIstTe black silk at 6Oc r. -
Fast coIored GinghaIns, at 10at2c
Printed Persian cloths, halrthe usual price; i-'
poo Pine Plaid LIstTes At DC; f'i'a'
- -. Silk Embroidered Ladies Cloth, half prioej
And many other Goods, at your prices SEEING Is
haIieving. t(oct301s s-lA GfisW d MOTTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-24

Wheeling and Marietta racket.
THE STEAMER
AR II WLIN VS.
10 A. NJ, Monday, wednesday and
PTi5av RetuTning on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at - M The ARRoWLINE will stop at all inferno
iate points All orders entrusted to the officers OF the
boat will be strictly attended to
For freight passage apply on board or TO
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ThcPrimaEy Department
- OF THE =. ~. ~ tr.
Meade Collegiate Institute.

--II" NIBdUO n
wELLSBURGj va.
THE Fail session of this School will commence on MON
nav The 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five cal
viii be received for less time than one session
unless y snecal agrcementand when once entered no
Jcdnction win be made for absence during the session.
cent in cases ofprotaced sicknessnor viii any pupil 90
ncrTit led TO withdraw. This rule is positive. '
, TERMS: q. 4s s..onos-
Day sd ah f9 90
Boar,i and Tuition per session Of five months. 43 90
ole q tas s9ss Of i5per cent win so
luther a9S Information catalogue published by
Board OF Trustees. ..,,p..J
SAM'h b. ToMPK1Ns, Rector
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.OOMMlERCI.AIl.6
WHBELING MARKET.
oFpIoR o. zee DAILY lNTRIllGEssNGIII

LurNotet should be observed that the equations
given below tho Waeiesdle Price,. We state thls
for the bcneht OF may hayevery small orders
to fill and who may charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city and country custo'
mors can rely on purchasing nom our wholesale Nor.
chants, In any quantity al tho Wholesale pfeesl
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Notice.

Notice.
ny Committee on Appeals from Assessment win meet
tAe Council Chamber on wednesday the seth inst
,AN. Persons who feel aggTieyed with their amour
10y SSauea to attend. J.HoRSBRook, chna'n-
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SBLs. Alcohol, for which the Diploma was award
~, q Al the ate Fhir, in store and for sale by
y" KBLLS &. CALDWELL.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28
TERMS.

Cooper'a Clarksburg Register is Publiahed in
'ClarkSbuig Va, every Wednesday morning, at
$500 per annum, in advance, or at tho expiration
of SIX MoNTHs from the time of subscribing; after
the termination of six months $3.50 will inyari.
ably bo charged. No subscription received for
leSs than ak months, No paper will be discon-
tnued except ut the option Of the proprietor, un-
I'll all arrearuges are paidup and those who do mott
order their paper to be discontinued at the end
their term of subscription, will be considered Us
desiring to have It continued,
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at 41,OO per
square of twelve lines for the frat three inser-
tionI, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent,
insertion. Aliberal discount on the above rates
made TO those who advertise by tho year. No
advertisement counted less than ono aqaare.-
The number Of insertions must be specified or
the advertisement will ba continued and charged
for accordingly.
Announcement MT Of candidates for Office % 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, mus,
accompanied by the authors name and post
paid.
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incident of a steamboat "Trip.

The st. Louis correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Atlas, narrates the following Incl
dent, which occurred on the boat, in which
he embarked from Louisville:
After l lad got on board the boat, a
few moments before we started, my at
tcntion was attracted towards group of
friends, with whom became very much
interested. 1t was a family parting with
a daughter and sister, who was bride,
and was leaving the home and friends of
her childhood, to cast her lot with the
one she loved, and seek another home in
the far, far West. She appeared to be
an only daughtsr-at least there were no
sisters there-and the parting of the
child was one of the most affecting scenes
ever witnessed. They sat for an hour
side by side in silence-the heart was
too full to speak-waiting for the boat to
start, and appearing anxious to remain
together as long as possible At length
the last signal was given; they then rose,
and with a look of grief, that will never
forget as breathe, they regarded each
other for moment, and then enclosing
themselves in each others arms, stood
for a while trembling in their parting an
guish, as if in fear least to sunder that
embrace would tear every heart string
loose, But at last, summoning strength,
they bade each other the sad .fare'CcH in
a tone and manner beyond the power of
words to describe, such as told all the
depth of daughters lore and such as
subdued the whole company who saw it
into sadness and tears, The father then
came and gave his parting blessing and
bid his sad farewell, and then took the
mother, and they moved sadly away.
When they got to the cabin door, she
turned to take the last, long, lingering
look, that the heart loves to and will take
when parting with some dearly loved OBJ
ject. though we feel that in doing so, the
tide of grief, and woe, and anguish, will
soul
Their eyes met. and if fthey should never
meet on earth again, that lingering look
will be remembered till both hearts are
still and cold in death, and till they meet
again in Heaven. The brothers. two of
them, remained on board to take their
parting at the foot of the Falls. The old
est one-almost man-tried to part
again with manly dignity, but the last
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embrace was too much; he quivered for a
while like an aspen leaf, and then bade
farewell in tears. The youngest-a small
boy-gaye loose to his anguish, and sob
bed as if his very heart would burst ;
and after kissing her again and again, left
her as though he had left the sweetest and
dearest friend on earth-as though he had
met with his first sad great loss and 1
doubt not, but that amid all the storms
of life, that parting hour will be remem-
bered forever.
After they had got on shore they stood
on point and waved their last adieu till
they were lost sight of in the distance
Then, no doubt, full sense of her loss
coming home with all its power to that
young girls heart, and feeling that she
was alone in the world with the one she
loved, (who stood by her with his arm
around her, she hid her face in his bo-
som and gave way to all the agony of her
grief Then thought what will not wo-
man do when she loves with all her heart.
And what treasure that man could call
his own, when he held that young girl in
his arms, and knew that she suffered all
that anguish for her love of him; and then
l thought what base, base heart his must
be if he could abuse that love, and betray
that trust and confidence. Yes, base
must be he, if he would not sacrifice every
selfish joy he has on earth, to make her
ha
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GOD HAS MADE US FREE; A Ma
tioual Anthem.

tlOnaI AnInems
ny O. p. MORRIS, ESQ.
Freedom spreads her downy wings
Over all created things!
Glory to the King of kings!
Bend low to him the knee
Bring the heart before His throne
Bow to Him and Him alone
Hes the only king we own,
And he has made US free
CnoRus-Arm and on-ye brave and free!
Strike for God and Liberty!
The holiest spot smiling sun
Fer shed his genial rays upon,
Is that which gave WAsnINGToN,
The dropping world to cheer
Sound the clarion peals of Fame,
Ye who hear Columbia's name
With existence Freedom came
1t is mans birthright hero.
CnoRus-Arm and on-ye brave and free!
Strike for God and Liberty!
Heirs Of an immortal sire,
Let his deeds your hearts inspire
Weave the strain and wake the Tyre,
Where your proud altars stand;
Hail with shouts and loud hurrahs,
Streaming from thousand spars,
Freedoms rainbow flag of stars,
Tho symbol of our land
CHoRus-Arm and on-ys brave and free
Strike for God and Liberty