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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-27

NOTIFICATIONS OF who settled
IN their bills rendered LIST July will obge
BY calling and doing earliest wish
have all that date closed prior the
of the fall trade.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept 7-2wf
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OsT BoUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant ,is6,
IL subscriber Washington city (who private
Capt company 4th nfan under the act Of
September from the pocket Of las Lokey
parties hereby cautioned purchasing the said land
warrant subscriber has made assignment Of the
PEIEh GALIAdhEh-
Dec ll-law6w'
TOLT,s, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE
u peaing pistols, Just received and for sale by
j. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th street.
Dec 1S-2aw4wN
DROWNED SHOVEL AND TONGs, STANDS FANCY
ID polished steel shovel and pierced iron
of 81 and detached silver
spoons forks of pattern walters together with
nearly article belonging 10 house
Nr'e' ]. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street
Dec lS-2awiwif
ONE CASE DOUBLE BARREL ROWLING PIECES
u opened and offered at exceedingly low prices by
J. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec l8-2aw4wh
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V'HE BANK OF THE UNION, in Browns Marble
Building for the transaction Of exchange and
general banking business.
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
8, W. MARSH Cashier.
Dec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
1852 MAGNIFnCENTsT OCR or lIsse
DRY GOODS.
.M. T.. SELBY.

Nts. WILD
M ONRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, Is now ,rceeivtux
Nl his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, for jobbug OF
latest imporationa and from the best or our
country. carefully selected expressly for the
JoBBlNG TRADE.
best brics, designs colors to which no re
specuy solcits an examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. '-' g. 49,. -
CLOTHsis stock conaists in part OF the best Makers
and OF the usual variety OF colors both Foreign and
)CASS1MERES-Blain black and doeskin, as wall as OF
SATiNETTS-Black Blue Steel mixed, fancy Green and
Twcsds and Cy Jeans. r
OVER CoATINGS-of eoored blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and othersuch goods in variety. EeseL
PRlNTSA very large stock Of the best makers or fast
sys madden eooTs. As well rs the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c. s5s5
DRESS GOODS-GinghaMs dc lnns, en,b,d lnstre,
s5 ylain and hg'd bla;k alpacas, well OF colors
OF the best variety. both figured and plain. 4
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
da, book, thread and cotton laces cdgings, etc.,
in variety, also Irish linens. '4f &c
CAPSMens boys and chldrens velvet and cloth caps,
ore also Mexican hats, most desirable lot. il9J
ALSoTShnwls, rbbons hosery, umbrellas, brown and
blcached muslns, shirting, checks, Ticking, &C.
&c;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and aoeeth.
er Ifeel well assured my stock is SO complete that
when II is examined and the prices told It will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
. stock OF Goods before offered in the MARKET
nue24 aFt5l.f i@HWs TT ELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
w Patent Premium,
'ETY GAS LAM RS.
Patent Phossenc Chs,

U NINGIN NJ E.ieFs
This for producing portable Light confidently
S msnded as SUPERIOR TO any other nor il, .se. y
INHEt CHIT reproduced by the burning OF acriform
Gas which is emitted in beautiful Jets from ANAL per-
forations iE Platna
The Gas used by the heat gifts
combustion 9ng the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is perfect portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Cas- ,igfs-z''-s
is is SUCH that all possibility OF accident
from Its use Is entirely reoved and the great simplicity
Its arrangement renders liable
any other kind Of Lamp srequires elesnng and trim.
ming do the Oil and Camphcnc Lamps, and burns equally
WELL either with without glass globe shade, and
ectly free from smoke or odor.
The opinions ofthc scientific may be learned from the
that at the Annual Fair the American Institute i19i5
SILVER award to the Inventor, andIa Dl.
ploma to the Manufcurerand at the pronoune
cd HIGHEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Resil by IL i
5f as.,F.s- J. X. DUNHAM & co. Ai.p
No. % Monroe st, near the Post office
selp17 Wheeihg,aVa.
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9 By the National, Line.
rELEGRAPHEp FoRTHEDAiLY1STELLlG ENck
- Later from, California. 81

I n Z
ARRIVAL OF THEsTEAAlER ILLINOIS TWO
1850 MILLIONS IN GOLD DUST, &C. -
,NEw YoRk, Nov. -.
The Steiner Illinois arrived to-day from Aspin:
wall, with the California mails, and Panama dates
to Nov. 4th. ..,s /,
The Steamer Cortes left San Francisco on the
goth, bringing one paper but no intermediate
dates. --t -. 4, '5i5 ~ ~ i..,'7. 80. ~.
The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco on
the 10th, making the passage IN ID days 's5 o. ls'
| The Northerner would leave on the 30th Oct,
| and the California on the LIST November. No gen
eral news. lJ'F Iia' 1913 ~ .7i'rea -..-H- slLi
The Steamer Oregon which arrived at Panama on
the LIST Nov. brought down 300 passengers. and 81,
400. 900 in specie. ~
The large number of recent arrivals from the
Atlantic States with heavy cargoes, have greatly
unsettled the prices of merchandise The indica-
tions are very fair for thriving fall business.
The Illinois brings S2,000,000 as freight. and
300 passengers, among them is Lieut.. ellis. OF
the Navy, who brings dispatches from Mr.. Clay,
Charge Affairs at Lima, relative to the LoLos Is
land difficulty; also reports the arrival of Com.
McCauly at Callas, on the 18th OF Oct. from VAL
| paraiso on the I'd. al l-Ea
He reports a severe earthquake at Valparaiso on
| the afternoon of the I'd.
| A discovery has been made in the Province of
Chirique of the ancient gold mines worked in the
days Of the Spaniards and which was said to be as
! productive as any IN oOuln iIhellca
The z" Panama STAR of the 9th, contains the
| proclamation Of Com. McCauly, dated Lobos Is
| lands, Oct. 20, informing citizens of the United
States that he instructed to abstain from protect
| ing them in forcibly resisting Peru. ~
The Oregon would sail from Panama on the 4th
for San Francisco, with the full complement pas
sengers and mails. as....s-E
The Steamship City of Pittsburgh was at Tai
cahuana on the 14th; to sail the same day for Pa
mama. 81 s.s-s -s-. ri
A gang of 30 robbers was brought into Panama
on the 29th, who captured on the ChagTes
river, in the vicinity of Aspnwall on the road to
Gorgona, by forces sent expressly against them.
J. A chamber of Commerce has been formed at Pa
mama. $50 ...r-. .-..-5 y -g =
The British steamer Santiago, from Valparaiso
with dates to 18th of. Oct, arrived at Panama on
the Sd. She broughtno news.
Business unusually dull. Freights SIS to San
Francisco or to the u. ..s 1855 l.aE aT
Two vessels, with passengers, had sailed from
there for Australia.
There another shock of an earthquake at
Valparaiso on the 18th.
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New Fall Goods =

Z
THIS morning we will commence opening our Fall stock
OF Goods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS ,ael+E -sasG
Very rich Broeade It Silks Plain black Gro De Rhine.
Black eol'd Pon De Sole, Fancy Coored Glaze, 81
Cod & BLK Satin de Chine Silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame DE Rossi Brocadcs e for fall wear, g -
entirely new, s.e5h Stewart Plaid Silks in
Gro de Antique - tirely new designs.
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured
Mourning Silk and Wool Mouslin Dc LANES
French Chintzcs very beautiful,
Bombazines, Lupins make, extra = 80 =
Our assortment Of Fab sawls is unequaled for elegance
and variety, consisting OF 800 yf=fI .r--ssssS-
Ermine fur Shavls, all colors.
Thibet Palm Shawls all coors. 49,. NeE-'S
r Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embrodere plain.
. French Cashmere Shnwls. :. itiNE ,.sss-s-
| Bay State and French Plaid shawls. ~ srrr-y
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, -&c.-Ng
Embroidered Rlouncing in Swiss and Jaconet Muslns
Ja'"net al swiss Edgnss and Insertngs. 5.tsTs u
Ra 9gS. ngs in great variety, for dresses,
y. ELSpps. lttons, in new designs = . - =
ESN '.aces inevery width. 20
I -Nen7ii = nd colored Velvet Ribbons sr-Fl :
N" "A do for Thinning ,r=-2- t,i5szl
" z ibbons entirely new style. .ss- .srs se, D.
sc ~ =. ---.s.. - o. w. HEISKELL & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
!. Short Creek lands for Sale
I'm Ohio county, virginia.

VITISHlNC dispose my Real Estate, offer at pri'
wv yate until the LIST day OF November next, farm
In the County of Ohio waters of Short reek
containing about hundred aud sixty acres. This o
cty is desrably located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty bethany Turnpike about seven, miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. -,,.. q,
The farm is In the highest state having
IN fields o farming and grazing purposes There are on
bling corn cribs, &c There also four good tenants
Houses There Is comnodous new BARN one humid red
eight long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF farm including ample shell
ter twelve hundred sheep. ,-s- :----. -4-i.
wishes OF those desiring TO purchase. Terms will be lib.
eral. :,
ing. the facilities Afforded by the various rail road Sonnec
board the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
the OF render this
has seldom that finer Inducements have been held
Wheeling Sep. 81, 1852. ~ -
D-wAshngton Reporter and Examiner, and weilsburs
herald copy.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
REVOLT OF NATIONAL GUARD-BATTLE
WITH GEN. AVALOS.

lEfat- New ORLEANS, Nov. H..
Advices from Brownsville report that the Ma
tional Guard at Matamoras had revolted and passed
to the American side of the Rio Gsande, where
they organized aretinue 600 strong, and encoun-
tered Gen. Avalos with 1900 troops. battle en-
sued. Avelos was routed, and fled to Matamoras
The revolt was caused oy the usarputon OF CAR
denaS. 80 ~ D.. zr.-a-ar d
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..jg.,7T=iEDM " EsRCI ALL.
WHEELING MARKED.
oFsloRorTHE DAILYlNrELLI,GEyoER,

lS Note lit should be observed that the quotations
given below the Wholesale Prices. We state this
tor the benefit OF those who may very small orders
70 m and who may be charged small advance on these
mcrs can rely on purchasing from Wholesale Mcr-
chants, in any quantity, regular Wholesale prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

FLoun-Flour is again in better demand, and
the city trade is fully equalto the receipts. III
o. Enthusiastically at l9c. g .Asfs
HuGs-Hogs rein good demand at 5,2., with
more buyers than sellers. 81
CorFgE-Prices have advanced &c. Good Rio
is now firm at 81 and some holders not offering at
that. '- - 49,
/ BurrER-Fim and active at Is 49, 35-s: =
Other articles unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
Dyeing to live !!
FIRTH s. DAY

:SeuenM ST., three doors from Or. Tappan's, =.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. s.s esos
Would inform the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity that
they have e9mmeneed the Coloring Busine. in every
branch. Silks, Cottons and Woocns, warranted to stand
eoiors Ladies' apparel Gentemens Coats Pants, Vests,
-..,.5- Fancy Colors
or every shade got up equal to Ribbons, Shawle
and everything in the cooring cleaned pressed and
done on the shortest notice. and on easy TERMS 7,s
Arrangements have been made with the steamer sVI
RoauA to receive and deliver articles and packages for
| daily.
| 100 -. rJE JAS. L. FIRTH,
| sept1i i2isa t'-17F. JOSEPH Day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
DELAWARE ELECTION RETURNS.

e #H sa s.i- PHILADELPHIA, nov. IL
2 Official returns from Newcastle county gives
Riddle, DEM, 262 maj. g e.'17
Kent county gives Huston, wing, 102 mai, and
Sussex gives him 2S majority sF--f=
Sussex county sends one wing and two democrats
to the Legislature, and Kent CO. sends five wings
and two democrats. -
The wings will have majority of four on joint
ballot. -.
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cINcINNATI-RlvER AND WEATHER.
CINCINNATI MARKET

The river has fallen 10 inches since noon yes
terday. Weather cold and cloudy.
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I -. :. Sh5 Q. Hery ynlun BILE AZ 10, al
, ,s.s.iqsR eala Estate for salelnsJlo

y ,t.slfgcR ealUEiStaE6'1 TOT SaIGE.Hstl 70 D
EoNR 14iiRDofLot number 81 and onethird OF Lot 80
" fronting ON the East side OF Main street tmmeaatsly
frame in the occupancy of Mad
ALS0~Iot n.mbnTcd Threesineevare six, the East
side of Main South QUINCY st This isa yefy val
liable where the Eest
afse WIN b esatsd INC
a RL So ssfy sass Yves.
hoods in he city. pspeet and is
ed with all the Tnlsrg spen as f'aA'
Also; one third Of Lot one IN being twenty
story brick str being the sane now IN me oc
Sp sas e |, r. ARMSTRONG.
| Yoet Iyiittadf -sssIs,z9 taYbs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

rl CHARGE CT ,CouSrERTEIrIso.-Henty Peacock
vas arrested yesterday, on a charge of pnsring a
SO counterfeit note on the Cumberland Savings
Bank, He was discharged by Alderman Newly,
The evidence not iustifying his further comnit-
Ernt .,- .s-, ,-.-,.s-.b y--z,.iI-se 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13
The onI, True Portrait of Warrington
'7 Just Published. 7. b. Weleh's Magnificent GO,
,vg5 Portrait of Washington!5 20

Engraved cby permisson) from stusr,'s original
portrait. in the Athsnsum 5ios.on ;,
i sanee q Thomas salY. Esq. ne emnen. and highly
ever pubshed It has been as the
work OF produced in this country AS It's Fl.
ngon, George Washington Park Custis who says t is
' hs n ana 10
States, who CAS- work Of art its excellence and
happy in lis likeness to the Father Of his country II
fortune to have him in the days of my boyhood
memory The portrait you ha We issued appears
"a .sS ssys as
a,oT Cass NE like o. The great orig
Of
patronage Of the pbc Says Maehant, the enineht
my mind is more remarkable any other seen,
representing the ehoie individuality OF the original por.
manner, which ali who ever him considered rked
Characteristic OF the iistrious mani COMMEMORATIVE"
every lover o. Washington e the portrait itself TO be seen
at ose this apG, aud 70 Of
MISUNDERSTANDING and Elliott, OF New York: Neasle,
sna to
the adopted son Of Washington, Hon Geo W. Custis'
SrATEsaEs.-Bis Exeeeney Willard Fillmore, Hon; G.
~ Dallas Hon VIM r. King Hon ,g Daniel Webster Hon
John p Kennedy, Hon RoSsrt.W Winthrop, Ii D.. - ~.
John Hon Rufus choass 'onn DUET
g ScHoLARs-cbar!es Folsom, ESQ., the well known Libra
n hs sy
Hidrcth Edward Everett, LII d., Jared Sparks LII D.,
H. Prescott, Esq, Washington Irving, Ralph Emcr
SON. ksq Prof T. c. Upham, J. T. Headey, Ftz Green
Haileck, n. w Longelow I'm. Gilmore Simms &C., &c
The Press throughout the entire Union have with ono
voice proclaimed the merits OF this superb engraving
enable all to possess this valuable treasure it is sold
- So frsGT Published by GEORGE w. CHILDS,
regst -tzHM ". of Fifth and Arch SIS, Phid.
IstIEs .SHROBERT KING, 1879 Main ST., Richmond.
Agent for the State OF Virginia and tho District OF
This portrait obtained from Mr.. King, his
duly authorized agents - N7Ef.-ss - y. 2ts.=af5
The gentlemen Virginia respectfully informed by
MI X that has secured few proof impressions of this
beautiful specimen OF american Art. Price $40 each.
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office Dc.
partmen by which copies or the Portrait can be sent to
any point, per mail, In perfect order. y -.yf
uDPersons by remtting Five Dollars to Robert King,
Richmond, Va, will have copy OF tho Portrait sent to
them free O. Postage -!7i''a -
BY remittngTe Dollars, proof of impression will be
sent In like manner. ~ " = W. = -
II Subscribers the Portrait respectfully informed
that Mr. King has made arrangement with celebrated
establishment the manufacture OF Frames for the Wash
lneton OF rich and peculiar style OF workmanship, par
ticIary adapted this Portrait which will be furnished
AT as each including the best quality French glass
Copies or the National Frame, furnished to tho Portraits
Ipresened 10 Congress and the presidential Mansion Will
also be furnished. Price Sfb X. ~. t.lae =
q The National Frames highly ornamented, richly
gilt and surounted with the National Coat OF Arna
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

HORSE SwispLEn.-A man named Shafer hired
hurse from J. NJ. Bulgers livery stable on Tues-
day, for, as he said, few hours ride. He made
hsnde, apparently, much longer than he had bar
gained for and search being instituted was found
be had sold him TO Robt. Dronsfeld, Of North
Wheeling. for two silver watches. The horse was,
Of Course recovered, but Shafer is still at large
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, z

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, 80.
on JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
ERA wife the attention OF his friends, and the public
generally, TO his establishment, where will be
constantly hand large and well selected sasort
Eridles. Harness, Iron frame nnd Wood box
Trunks, v9h.es, Carpet Kng:, scotch DPPer
&C., SC. zaG.i D. -. ~,
OF the best Materials and wig be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring purchase requested to call and
anime for themselves at ~ &, - ...-....5
sept13-1yd. NO. liz, Main ST. wheeling, Va
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Il STATS land. Caps, 81, !

sa.sits va Hats and Caps. az, I n -
0S poz assorted Gaps, from eehsto SO to BE- pre-.
legitimate business is selling Hats and Caps which
place 10 call for fashionable articles in his line sep
q BBLs Lard oiijus,Ieeeivc by
lG>l pct26BSE5, aE0YTIT KILLS e. GALDHhLt
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:, coLp.-The weather yesterday. fnnsHea some
'hing more than gentle admonition ofsthe ap-
pioach of Winter. In fact. it would pass very
well for Winter, in this region, in the absence OF
= anything better t,s, ~ g,',. = ~ f,sttr >.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

Observation-Disclosures AND WEATHER.
- - o. 7''"t 5.-t Nov. 12-noon.
b. River feet and falling, Weather cloudy, cold
and windy. i' - - 8
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FROM PITTSBURGH

..z.. 5#I sIv EEzsE Eisa1 1t Aor Nov. 12-Eve. d
River feet6 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold. a5 - 7a .
The steamer Dan Convers sank last night at Nc
Kee's Rocks, miles below here, bystriking against
a sucken coal boat. She was fully laden. Cargo
much damaged. 20. .e - ~ :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

THE REv. Joux w. scoTT. of this city; WAS cleo
led President of Washington (Pa.) College, on
Tuesday. We understand that he has accepted
The appointment, the duties OF, which, it cannot
DC doubted, he will discharge with fidelity, and to
Ii. honor of the institution. :, -ilss m tssl S-
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.aURINrERI NEW 81
REPoRTED FOR. THE 1NTELLlGE NpERI
"a "a Hora. endinr last nigh at elofk

For che Inst Hours, ending last night at 80 clock
is7I,sTFi a : .-!-I.7-T77 - Il "a
ARRIVALS 4a /. = szlH
Viroqua.s..s. I. 90 Neil .Stenbenyille
Stephen Bayard !. .B ooth!. ........:.. .Sunfish.
AZ Diurnata ]. s.s.. Calhoun. ..... Pittsburgh
Brilliant. ...... Grace. ..do...
Salem .,...,... Hope. ~. do :.
Orion. Dillon. .l..1E....St. Mary's.
o. Buckeye state. .Bellsover. Cincinnati.
y Jane Franklin. - Benedict. So, do.
H. j. Yeatnan. MARSHALL ..... louisville.
r'.'' ~ ySa DEPARTURES. III, 5s' Fl go sg2
FS,Viroqua. -. ... 90 Nell. :.... steubenvlle.
Stephen Bayatd.. Both n. Sunfsh.
Arrowline. >. Harris. $3.50. .Marrietta
Winchester. ~ M oore. Pittsburgh.
keye State Bellsover. -. do. !.
HI. Yeatman. =. Marshall. ..!......do...
I Jane Franklin. Benedict. -. do.
Brilliant. :. 1888. Grace. -. I. Cincinnati.
Salem. :t.!. Hope -. ..,.... do
= =. HIrlWater Sfeet 0 inches-falling. bS' TSgu
- BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. ~
srEuBExvfLLE viroqua. ........3.;.2P. NJ.
SuSFIsH. ,-..-.Stephen Bayard. ...4 P. NJ
PIrTsBUReH.-. ..7.Diurnal.-s.. .:..s A. N.
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ARRIVAL OF THEsTEAMER 1LL1No OILS; -Tw
$3.50 MILLIONS IN COLI, DUST, &C.. -
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GlovesaHoaIi.erYSr.. sc,

Gloves, Hosiery, &C. ;
r. AIDES and Gents Kid Gloves, best marks, go dozen
Silk Mts, all qualities Children's Fleeey lined SILK
lined Silk Hose Lama. Aipaea, -Cashmere Mcrino and
wooien Hose for Ladies' sses also. large lot Of
ehildrens imported American Hosiery &c, just
ceived at les (oct25)si ssOsWtHEISKELL&aCo's :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-13

7 We nIgHl tHuIHelalti lIIaHy IIore reaSOhs 10
show the advantages which these new channels
open to our city, but they are so evident to every
rejecting mind that we do not cite thr m. We can
assure friends beyond the Aueghenies that
they may depend on the warnest cooperation OF
city. of our State. and of the Southwest in
this new enterprise. SO - - =. -
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03
THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE

lhis document We pr, sumo las been
peruse l.y most % our readers. Ic,m.
mends i;selito he coun nv. as a pain
common sense business dotumen.. The
foreign policy Of tie government is trea-
ted upon at con>'d rble Icing h, more
par ion' ry 'Eecourse pu sued i, r laion
to the recen. invasion of Cub. The doc
trlne heretofore adj cred 10, that lie fl 2
OF the Unitcl States secures the right
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03

der their benign influences and the foster
ing favor cf a munificent God, crime 10 a
great extent will have Disappeared. and
the inclination to lis practice shall have
given place 10 the practice Of that which
is .sholy. jus. and good" That our pri>-
ons shall be Charged 10 houses of mercy.
our military establishments TO halls of Cd
ucalion and refinement, that wars shll
cea>e, and the trade OF Strengthening our
fellow men, no longer be studied as an arr !?
D. we moi already behold the dawn Of
tina: blessed day, when s'sworis shall be
beat into p'oughshyrs.->prars into pru-
ninghooks; when nation shall moi Il II NJ
sword against nation, ncl her shall they
have War any more" AMI do we NJ,
already hear he first caaences Of that
mighty anthem which sl.a'l be sung V
the ,oeming millions O; earth. lou Ter Il, II
tie rushing tempest and >weeter HIN he
harp of Ornh us,-'Prai>e Him all We
angels, praise Him all We peop'e let eve
rytling that has breath praise the Lord"
To has'en on this b'eS, ell period is. in
Our opinion tie grand and glorious mis-
sion OF America to tie world and happy
'hrce happy is he whose privilege it i,
10 labor for Is consummation.
A second inquiry al, hori>ed by ,le,cxt
how shall we offer til nl>giving TO Go
we reserve for Il future occasion, only re-
marking that it is not by forgetting the
source from whence these mercies flow
or by observing, or mi>using them.
And now we commend Won to God and
to the word Of his gr. &c. which is able te
keep yon and TO present You 'aultless be.
.ore the throne e'ernal.-AMrN.