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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
Ela EEI0ShtRgfora .f,fkn.

IA Washington City.
sTNHE undersigned having been induced 10 embark
4 10 tAe tScaANGE AND BANK NC BUSINESS. In
We Ct-y en- w AslIiNufoN; ID. g.. arails himseifof
az eaGly OCCASION to notify his friends and the puhl
aG generally OF The fact, and 70 solicit their encour-
asenent. His Institution WILDE known as
"The Bank Of the UniOn."
Apd from which not one dollar will be issued for
eifeaiion that will net represented By something
tangible ana substantial nthe shane u
GID and Satter,
Drafts or tAe~taiked States Trcosxrv !
Nerthan ESehanees or
IifgiAla Bqnkabls ESnds.
Ry sirict ifiherence7to legitimate issue upcn.
SUCH basis il viii readily be perceived that the
ppoiic age Protected and the bank itself made 10
stand oHthe surest foundation. This enterprise Is
entered npon alter the naturest deliberations and
ilis5sraiiiyingao know that it meets wilh.the APP
progal Of experienced and sagacious financiers of
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON and. RICH
MqND. 4.
IN ADDITION 10 rlie Issue Of notes rr eir,ulatipS
1.-THE BANK 0F~1'TfE L'NIONh will collee.
drafts on me G3aernmenl, and on the principal
cpieseef The United States and will negotiate for
The purchase or sale Ton commission( OF State
Ssacks, Guaranteed Bonds OF Canal and Railroad
cfmpanies, and other good securities
atg Any business connected with lie different
departments Of the Government IN Washington,
wsil b. aien9cd ID on liberal trr.ns :
no HvGALLAHER.
y
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s6l,5o0!
$4,000 $4,000
loo pRIHES 0E al I'm

IvENTpGKY STATE LOTTERY. TT The
IA benefit 81 He town oG Frankfort, Cfass ~,
for 1882 70 be drawn lat Casing,on Ky, on Satsr-
day. 9Th OF January is5a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

4 ted al the Sale Of Or. VIM. Keerl. decd viii
become due on he 20ih d this month. prompt
payment will he required
December IL, 1851. ELLEN KEERL.
Erecnkri1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Brilliant Lotteries, for JaR.y 1862.
aaO.OOO,

GREGR0Rf4 PA TRY, MAxaGras.
tSsecfss'ts, n . ~ injury x oo)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
puhIie Sale.
Personnel PROPERTY

WILL oe sod. ca 81 TURD4Y. lie iotf aeE
w ef.isARagp. tdje al tae late 4esfienee II
Peiy DilIow, deed, slithe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Tickets Sl0$-UatFes S5--Qnarters ~ 80.
Certificates 6f packages e6 Wholes Sii0 90
Do do ot 2istialf 40. 20 90
Do do q % Qaaref do. $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

WOODLAND FOR SALE.
TIL AVIYG sold ABORTION Of my woodland. |
- Il onerAtse remainder at private sale There
IS some 51pdt acres, located near Dafield's Depot.
|! lsdh,ckly set with wood, among which there is
some fine 6mber ! If The Land sh6rld rot bcsdis-
posed Of. the Timber will be sold separately
The etgss will be ACCOMMODATING
DSc. lh5s5L RICH'D DUFF4ELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Receiving & FORWARDING bpsiaess.

They are determined 10 leave no on, ',,r.,,.s
% accommodates the Ga. and llh, n,s g
rho may favor them xith their ns,ftar..s. 'As
They viii keep constantly "a Tan,l = l,,,.. 3.
softalent or articles sniialile 81 ~ - ~ -,
iArHins community such as .Sazt. IfsG. Fslastey
laf r. ney Respectfully Invite Al ana every
person who desire Bargains 10 giye theu, ! csIl-.
having made up theiH minds bal a penny turned
l. penny made"
JIG. Morris viii give the business his stfirt
/ PERSONAL aud unaiyidla attention
JOHN G MORRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Teuificases Of saekas esofse5 H.fhgfes $1,000
D. DO n III > HalSes 1900
DO 20 ri - tluaHaIs. - 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
The !TraKeline oahdiaata.

'"i !. =. 44 ~ = 3AK9Ing Candidate.
the BGtimOre GERRer, a negia INT OF, as our
readers know, inclining little to- Democracy. has
the following Just comments on the official 4our nf
General Scott to the West: so is2ass55
'"rhe opponents of General Scott charge him
WIN being travelling candidate and cens,ire hin
1GL 1eleVetIns speechesi on his journey. In both
duty on General Scott, General Wool ana other
10 select location in the western colinifFy man
asylum for disabled soldiers the duty to be nerfGTm.
81 "a e 10 report to the next meeting OF Congress
20 imperative upon these officers TO proceed,
Wlthouti unnecessary delay, TO comply with the re
qairements Of the laR, They have ali fepairefi tn
me SPOT lndCated.ln the act Of Congress and Va
presume, have fixed upon the location. So fST
e4. ocott has not beeP guilty Of any lmptoprety;
ne has obeyed the commands Of his silner;6rt
II IN his progress through the country his aII,
IluEens have thought PROPER to welcome MIN in
Terms OF respect and affection, he could not do51e
lnan TO thank them for their kindness. What
nave 3een SAID Of him if after having been
ln0m-not uttering word in responk s9 ne I
nave neen considered either uneTateitilnT n fooI
ana ne would have been so ~ his onn1o
1stlIsst ne copld not do otherwise t6aii he has
gone. without laying himself liable f3 censnyo
If General Riercewere TO be caiIsJ
anQ 10 Do IlpPllqtyEelcomed in an address SSS1S (.
he be expected to stand mutel The ida :.
Gus. HsIHgpp]d sIeply and thank the peoSis ~
,tlt A4tenEqpTTotf II ne did not, he would NOT
re their General Scott cbnfnea HIM
fel F. Let1!Rihs s fr the dst5
e those brave men who fought uuder bis cSnmSrS
y ne var Of iSi lin that with Mexico: Hs
mas not that wst have SsEh, inte9meddled win
pollhc4t affairs syllable in isparaes1,
ment o. hs composition Had he gone on an eleSs
nonseTing tour ne should have Condemned IN
proceedine but going IN The line Of his dntSl ~ IL
right e the c6rliSi ;ssGll
EIl he has stgseiysd General
WOOL: who is opposed To- has mar
with HIM IN some lions, vas
LOT attentions. Neither he nor General Scott coTld
90 less without violating the courtesy, wbich vas
que from them TO their assembled feilow-cit;zens
anu General Pierce would act in the same manner
eE give Just cause Of offence. ee'''S t'''.'.'1sl
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Fine s6eep,

Few ofour citizens deserve more credit, for suc5
cesStnl efforts at improving the character of orr
sheep, than do MesSls. John and William Brady
Oh west Liberty in this county. They spare no
expense and are well rewarded by their success.
The MesSfs; Brady recently paid 81, POO for four
ewes ofan improved stock, and they recently sold
french Merino buck of their MI, Dean.
OF Green county. Pa, for five hundred dollars.
Persons wishing 10 purchase would do well to look
at then stock. ~, '.a.';r fs 7'1 GTG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
Waitmanll. a 4. WiIiefIvZFI F,,s,IoI ollo

nFt4FaHt
ms genternanI we Learn, has finally ,ch1EeStaj
10 become acandidqte for Congress, aindwe bnt n
press ourhonest convictions when we 3 Eay that Iera
IS no man in the district better oualife -
ssN t US Us. IN Congress Though our personal ac-
auaintance with Wiley is but slight, vet il il
Sufficient to satisfy us fully alike Of his high moral
ana intellectual character;an of his entire
loE me post to which he has been nominated: He
- well known by many Of, our citizens. having foy-
merry resided in WellsbuIg as student. We Ia
heVe' ofthel late Philip DOddndge, where his geI-
ueman4Y demeancr and courteous bearing rnoje
ulehdS OF all who became acquainted with him,
apart from his intellectual qualifications. which
are Of the highest order, Mr. WILEY presents cl.;v
OF personal nature not always 10 b found IN mir
nc men: His private character and rigid inteert,,
are such as to commOad for him theesteem and oo.
noence Of AZ his fellow Citizens without regard Ito
party He was elected to the Va. Convention bv
district thoroughly Democratic, and We ttbhk
That we say but little when we saw that bis;ssr..
wees as member of that body indicated the no. =.
PEietyOf the peoples selection, and BisScGad
whey at the head of the Delegation, 4 In, The
convention ne was universally liked, and few
Speakers in that body possessed, ina Greater de-
gree the power of rvetting and, fixing the atten-
oon Oh ms auditory His speeches dnthe Basis. ON
county Courts and on other subjects, determine his
Character as aspeaker, while they him to have
isthe man presented Is our citiE9Ss L the
eats Tor their ilaePeR dent suGraes. We oSly AL
LSl nun candid examination Of his merits and ia
election t Is certain, Try him BY M JefFetson ~
I Ss ft. Is ne ASSfst' is he he tS'' and
n III Anends will be satisfied with tie result. T6t
al Independent voters then, 81 whatever nartS
VINO desire an efficient, thfal and tried public
9stEanbfor all chW9itman T. Wiley is the man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

@our readers will perceive, that the Hon,
ANDREW SEEwART. of 'Pennsylv will address
our citizens, 1.-THE Court House, on Saturday.
evening next He is too wen known, in this vicinity,
as man Of ability and of 6pe talents as speakef,
10 need any notice at our hands. Come and hear,
HIM one andall, and you willibe better able to
judge for yourselves. A fine entertainimentmay Be
expected. W. T. WILEY is also expected, ~ III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

NEG toeR 5 River TeegaphS Commercial Intel.
e. F& PSSetEy Choice Literary Selections and variety,
~ - Flt IL ! - -, III w 5TfHH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

Charles Fanhama and John Hewlett the can
taA4 and engineer Of the Reindeer, taah ave bail
"a at New York week, sto ahsw e. the
change of manslanghter. ssgs gosIS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

En1DEzz LRMENT.oE GIQsi9ssy 4atSS BAsRI CJHEcxs
Information was to Tie aathofite 8
Pf the abscondi1g of G5erk IN he employ 81 NE
g Hudson q SINH, p1Iess at No q
Fulton 81. The absConding SGlet e 4, ydnId5sS69,
named Augustus A1I6l on, IS
he was intrusted ind cheeks, amonnt
ing % to depodtdat tpF his empInys
ers. Hegot one OF theeheota caahet, and iattemptz
ca to obtain the cash Tor hut was fnstra-
ted, as 1t was after bank hodt when he ap66dI III
!ae teller he has not been heard of since ana II
- thought that ~. his vi y &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

I % "A German named Lucas was shot and killed
3eat ST Louis on the 24ths by two laboreIs on the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
CENTRAL WHO COM1fITTFF70F7
OHIO, COUNTY. = IN - -. -
Ge4;Cn.s's0OPinion ioGscoft

Gen Cas- sa!dII GfeSe thGt{ ea coft}fs kE hOao,Sy
- e1ttze and hat he has IrTiteE hiS lay1e ami
Get64 ea oe 81 ne 6Tigtesf pages of his co1rIp H.
Auo hot one breath Of Galunny irOm mo sbai ever
ts lHneeM Iogs taT7y arOn, igiLl ~ 10 iit
Sstns yaiTy O1 have enjoyed his personal friend
lP on Serte9 oIy years, aud do not man Al tiS
Gay oS any eaiqnny to prove myself unworthy oft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

CT o THIN GSs TOR e.
- Il ii.a!.1gA = ADAMS SfSaE
as l9s returned ast, With unusually Iargb
S[b%STsS o. 4 S9S be cold 4 possible prices,
and s sB 3s
Cone and try lneI one aud ALL Jew and Gentle
:, ,.,,o,. Boalrd q Health!
IL tie month oF HE 81 Xheellng for
4 .tssL!!s..
G6oIeIo &: z !. y. =
1ns :; 10
- Z SSS +
:: SO.
Fever Typhoid :. -
ETssiSelSs siiii :: i
= s
Festaii -, :.
D'aFfAqa' CHRONIC
81
bs1%ss? yssE ana yssrs
s ys3rSsnS an - rs. -:
5 5S yssSs S SPa g g yssFs
N : Y Iep YeEEp aud 70 years u ~, .c;Yx:;.ie
diseases Ofcholera only three were citizens tb
the disease when icy eE1ived having symptoms q
rsoeI6Aat,., =. ~, - JAMEs5rANNER,
-----.EeL 1tiilsJ IoRbniSy hr, Secretary. /
MORE MORE NEW AND DESIRABLE G71o51oDSI
I 1 } P 1iSS "a S SniS Hi EE EtEIIs,
" EiCh ,Et.Iehch. GhlntEe9,
Sslsias Siif R3l EFFtff for RI elptdEsn
| nj d 81 n French worked eolnrs,
MAJ S1ISlis ge taines tvo6I, 3!EaoIndW
sqsfe nd ldas skaSv,ii5, siti ,,3.it.l
!E,IeLCn IISIInoeb4 W ttaR ,lrf on
.1----z- - O. W. HElskELL & co.
.Xf1Lf ~ To Phusi ns,4tIfI,iT-t > +.
shi665 N III ~ ~ ~ ~ unbl
~ S4 upon such OF the poor Shan
s NJ = y q Qfe poor ia
oss e; 3 n9d aSo The pSuPers IN the Pobr
40 9ey t 5na me Sst day Of Marfh
- - sss ;1SrIe 1S y SSeIISesTs' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
From the Richmond
An UnlOoHv Hero

I We never saw people show ich a,leneh tltor
Heroes as the selt-styled Def 9cfaeI AT tle BALI
a9Ie Convention six OF se eaof most ll4Fn.
Iihent candidates were titni d 4 Ge mis-. Were
was General Butler, Geae q Ho st9n, q islral
sL,Rnes General Wool, Gener Fillo peRefs Cas-
and 9etlsraL Plerce-allp put toetl equal
TO one Isal feneruls but the DemocfacyS vent for
them with rush, and chose nc md alustrious of
them all for theirstanda bearer. as soon us The
nomination was made, he-wAs proclaimed the
conquerer Of Mexico the mighty Hero Of the glo-
tl6ns batte the SRtionalt storner of
&s IRtse6as a i SF P9SR VS. sl5 e
eWeI0 cEplOIef and Il was rtained that by hiS
own showing aslWell as that Eot the tSenefAf.iiis
Chief and the Generals of piviSidas he ebtf k6aA
,tsldfr fgs during the whole campaign. " he1
these developer HeTG Efadey the sFlemopYacN
bes4n TO draw in their houba pEot that they
did not Ftin Piere4 asa gsnefaL sthey,ha
not though of a was iilliBNraf ao-,
accomplishments ms That snflehfed OHM
70 their hearts ~ his careerps i'm
explored, and being found as barren
as Ills military career was of they have 6ePti n
tofpll back upon,h iInRg ~ ~ der fksI,ISI
tatlon' and again he looms as a hs EHs.s
ahlfer: wh!ah l9r months past was contsnbwith the
title OF PLAIN Pierce, has again dignfed him
with the appel atip4 SeAsfak The DemocTatio
press geIetal have adopted the tsarie Gd,ifse;
and in late number Of the Gfilieigeyiiie fCa.S
Union, we find MS militar lSties thus para6ed IL
Stupendons capitals: I, astt Iafi,fif- n d n
~ Atthedalefd CSii,,tI in sf.as. =,
~ i,it; isiaa a., IN S47SHig H., =. ~,
I'm the breaking out Of the war with Mexico, he
Immediately elo'! t1ft5 0f O.; fi;yiti
VoLUNTFERBpi Al go MoN SOLDIER,
3 e 3Ss e tPs EeEsks sichS ~ y.
APR0INIED BRIG Ab !dRNRRAI3 IA
hi sfif DENT 70 ,fi iI lIla FipIallt
if l,isif ~ tbs sa1hciyeara I'll ,,J, 3 ~ :,
cbN - astoHgt battles afl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, V a.. sig,f ~ Il,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

5,q More Carpet Chain. -
6fl0 BDLS. ortLat superior CARPET CHIN
JUL Ors, ustIeseiEei, and FOR sale very low.
septP l,iitsg /, ~, JIG. HARBOUR, iS3 Mdaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

liz DORM Boys Black Kosauth Hats. N i4'f 7ssl
~ Just received at the Black Mammoth Boot
eeept1o .sTgHH - a. .51TpDD { DRYOl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

Grandparents and w anSloyt. GIlales4,
A NtsN Wand 4eentiinl stocked Window Shadesri tR
~ eelHed and for sale, very low by
sePtl4 81 Ils4 "a : p ARBoUR, ia Mallt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

TINS job ~ "a SS Idst, tbsSd5r,
si,s q aEaiRss e IfaBEot
6fMF ESaisdell. sF . ~ : = = p eeal M.
Far paymsnt Of tho 81 90 balance 6klinst rsi we
would Ike TO Turn out bin against another BlaIsd& OF
who may be relative OF our legal iehdlA o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
10 SWEDRN,

Letter from stockiiolm,r Of the Stbt states that
three successive evenings which, however, had
been suppressed by the police. The tiots were
caused by an article m the ibnrnah Voice Of tie
Peoples excitingtthe: popnlqce against the Jews.
editor Of theHaper. tefl3 II ,5sfEfIsf g6fJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

,sXGl1. u IQ Rhysioians;4 ..'t55l'n
VIM by tho IIhdst un1
AoAday evening It'll GlrniRhng M Isss
be Shs SRs RtSsHei9 gP9a such q
Iaatrlets No. & g and also the pSupers fn M Po6,
the above day until The 3ist day Of MaTti
rtseHt.-@---- BY order Of tho Board OF Oyerseers
Tho ssoss eoAi R3 e tS 81 W;asiB.
octs aPa re iip!sa lFpn WORKS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

fffFTfirtl q u hlirleo
~ - ~ y ~ ielgSsi3l s'iS5
sllnSea on sl6llg, iliSei II iiiiI5s
ae ana Fenced tobe hung on NE 2gtl 81 81 s.
Peg mex has refused TO take any food scifce
day esand wishes 70 coma 10 is firnI and II,
starvation ~ y - = tst1.-s S9st4 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
MISCEI, i. AN 5EOITS
New RooE sflan1 ahnnI,ls:I-as
Hats and Capa.

40 s0Elsl lsapT. canta 10 an n
~ cured &c :: ~ liatf e
place to call for fashionable articles in hsiia4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

~ Nh La46qE9l9SiQ Wanted. '
M AhIEh .AILlBN OF Bird Ward, ROyamlststtf$ Pin.
nSdephia county find the residence of John
eister ofthe said Walf The list her brother SeS
Eoca tR SeG WRS IstteF dated March, 1861,
e, % 1re9s maker and bonnet er Any information
E,i esa 70 9er dence would he thank.
e IN Inc cotton factory this place Any one who can
~ s1 1 mati6 will peass inform John L. Newly,
EA%9It Aiu0EHAn atIltW0Td.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

u n l.,t ~, ,- tes't t. Dem. Association az
W. ~ =; M the discussion commenced Mr.
Wise is spoke one hour and half Mr. ,CSningtona
replied one hour and half, Mr. Wise rsfIoine6 me
hour; Mr.. Darlington replied one honr Il ,The dis.
was conducted with good order and in pDod
gper by the two debaters After MI CoftTiBetons
nao concluded his last hour Mr. Wise Yosesto replya
another hour. Mr. Holiday, the gPTesidentrnf this
Ghlppewa Club, requested to be- allowed Ia saw 70
word. M. Wise yielded TO him to make Tie ex,,
tanation He said that, according to theterms he
the dlsens Sion. concluded and read the
ms view. a Mr. Cooke then re-
pliedt that MI Hol1i Had correctly stsfs tbea
terms. but he ssnbmitta that tue people dDr9s.Sti
continue the discussion BY fethaiEifii9I ana
nearing both gen temenor not i 6IrsfaSVise then
1nteTposed and was attemp TO say that eabidei
the terms, and that they did not ctrtlng tie par
4s 10 put one reply of an hour each and that had
ne 80 understood the Terms he would aotihave ac1
mem wished to submit the people,
Whether they would hear more f1hs
lnltaNon of one hour Of time to each fenlv sffis
il ~ oiday interrupted him in tis tte1nnta MT
d4ff understanding of the terms me- TViSs saiil
e atg ms ota 1ot limit the numberof les Of
M manner OF surprise. Mr.. Wise said
tone and nsnhers Mr.. Nr!' without re6eatin M
no name, Che d9p't remember his aaIg Ut
~ gaaaings q expected TO be treated as
hen lcame here to-nightf MI. HoIs
Eliday asked him said. Mr. Wise reneat IA
n expected to be treated as a gentlhTda n
game &. Holiday replied, INF.
lNFlS9 NJ QUASI nave not treated
gentleman you .faI5e.s MrJTise ;n,ei
msdiateEy struck HIM the! face Gentlanan inn
stapty the parties befoIe ahotfler blow
passed, andit The Dispersed Wise re.
Tired TO Ia. Cookies hoUs, and from
hts Dethoctat friends to observe oder Aid
abstain ftom all in peace mi
toIepoSesfoE the night, was an accidantaliaiId
1nomentary cause Of assap alt, lie hoped wonld9
pas aEaY wlti1tt occasion tot ofalce.,5s
aighis AdeSFef to be published as card onlydt
authority am Eompell led Ito Leave Portsmouth ta-
tporfeTe mai KING aprofessio cement at East
salleJsl Aor thaipilten COM eESl11 ii4tii
By s19ii sid Fsas4o >, s., AZ, HENRY. A. WISE,
faGggrIIyE SLAVE CAsE George
g9hls1n the nee negro sold this city nome tinles
tgo " W alkeI9 alias Bowman and Who having
been abs became subse 4uanEIyinyolyeSs ~
tlhle lp6lb has again bean arrested By ord
of Marshall elps, III Caps Grad md lethffsi q
70 this city eddy morning oh thu a1ler Ssen
Pike ttet his ions nth Bowman in ST
AouI4 be- anested in Illinois ischatted nv d
ain 4 hen khe csFe
game before the 9nIted states COMM sionsF N
sellsS1Elsa Several persons tooiaiIl
me 4sgFo As lien liIe they we've
slaegs sng ghts to him, he ~ q !
anqt staFted IN IcotIfs M
o. imam named b fof Tie Sontl ptobaily
with the intention of being sold again. me- ~
feips telegraphed for the scoundrel 10 i've Inn
y. teeel oyerhauling heHe.-St. Eouis Rep1B.
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III q r. =. ~ en!tTe stock Of Dry Goods To-
Ity 81 taEe this ioPpOTtu;
44e ~ M w LOT tlelril
= ~ 81 81 lIlbt
- "a ol1Eal AGs
my fSor fISn6 Iii ~ 70 please who
RI give our f6fSk iSISfsy,
Pet ggel and By Iee Y p m
~ n 4latat . = e
= 81 tiia IL iitFtst. ~
Centre " heel HR56
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- .aaOTlR.aR! CHEE8E!! 4 q I19q-a
rs BOXES q e1 s oSsl,s
-ar vi tth f858Jad it,l;. 19t Market so1S2S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

III DoZ. Brass Stair itods,
- those thWant ora cheap and god afticle Vli IL
Cel alice, .r.ss-=s-----7------ J.. @. HARBOUR,
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y iI9s,l g ), Carp teBags9Iggo
OF DozEN 6slpe Bsss, iii sorts and ut
septs "a 3at
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F76 1OE mems and boy
.sp e IYFf9L9fi lY4}f Ii iIs g
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u1 poz GentIePen's ilnealGOleskip silk Hats, ~,
A ~. ono dplarA upyYaTfs for e9le ct =
~ e 20 ~ A u S. :lb.Sti2tl tPss IL
n KfE tyRD this day, hrgs Iot q 50 fS3:S
~ iss5 9 Haas With feothers S. DIHARRRPs
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RASLN,s, POnetne, Honey, Amendine, on1iS5. :.
y flVAutB soap loF sale BY J. b. EKoWELIs -;
.s1ESatA24, Union strss1
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UPresidentisl and Congressional
Elect1 on on the ID d, day Of Noyem-
OSFP 1907. Ffst1t. gli..f =., -. -a---1 .tT
fiflia t4s+ .f.f. -a....f ~
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Indebted 10 me
counts. SbsR 9itS en th3ir ass
=, efeys !. s.sg
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ElAzIN's Military and walnut or an .
~ Pyl ]. b. VoWELL5 ~ 7Uhi1,1 -
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9scEt bef wing lis entire stock or tTro
~ pleasure n liz him
y and believing Arj
o Seese i i5E .theeitS - jas. 4eNEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

Unthe l8thtroops were placed at the disposal
Of the chief engineer, who occupied them the
whole night in exciting qlpb4pkments. Another
battalion left StEasbpEg the night with lighted
torches t9, stfuct similar works on 6ther points
IN several rural districts the totsif was rnEing,to
call the inliabtantS I'd tie embankments to clos:
any aperthTes that might be made in them by the
=
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RAzIN,s superior. Toilet and Tooth' 'PoyS
~ HaqeFs shaving creams, and 3Oss tooth PaSfs foSs
Dy s..--, III b. YowLEIIS94 Union h
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Letters from Strasburg of the 10th inst, states
THAT the, waters, of the Rhine had swollen in a
Sudden aud exdlo pltnnry md inner in Consequence
of the eopious rains which had fallenf of iat4a,iu
Switzerland and in Alsace On the 17tEl they had
reached 1 1eet above the water k, and at o.
clock a, on the 18th they had risen 70 124eeD
that is, Sfs% inches 6wet than last ysar; but tbe