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1CINc1NNATs MYDROIIp,'4Al T1,lHH'ct.s, c. Or
q water Cure Establishment.

rt,aE above Institution is now open tic receptio OF
~ fse cnrthare pike and but few rods from the Hnmi
ton Cincinnati Dayton RailIoad in The lear and at
iefng easy Of access to those DESTROYS o. enjoying lie
benefits g the Institution !, u. conn, ~ :, o,r
pleasing s q 6 in 10 the
le There nature and ait combine rendering the view
beautiful eyond desc ription ~.
o, The at oss The and
INTERIOR combined with the numerous atfaGuons Whsn
tic snG
siyc the Rooms spacious and inviting where tne insa'a
q BED
neatly shed te Bath Rooms arc aP n nnteT in
every ior1n In connection with the Institution thete rs
Hail. ssa Gns tser nSseasr
strength by heahf exercise INC sIIinss Mn,1n f
and abundan flowing from gayeliyr bed. they SEND
forth water both cold and delicious ne anu
air and variety scenery Athnsa combine we can
not think more desirable place. ior those
In, asr wing had much experience in the treatment
Of disease 9r n ln g to
those committed TO his care MIS- VINO mas 10,
to and being way qualified
lor SO important station will take special charge Oh INC
that female beauty health and
the nc f., and s s ,as
this Institution independent of pessses Or
Of any s s MEala e
Persons visiting Cure by the of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop at the Catthase
station Patients requested to bring two comforta
hes Two blankets, Sheets six towels and
quantity or old linen suitable for bandoges,t ..
TrRas-The terms for Board, Medical Services and all
ordinary attendance will he ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance viii sus1ee. the patient to an
find il necessary to spend length OF time in the lnstt
ton Transient persons will be charged Two dollars per
Prom three to ave nliars will be charged for the first
eIamiuaton.' .j.,l L.. ~, 1o9t.f.,r !.
y - - II ID. 4. PEASE NJ. D. isausa1 80
!.i21 ''s' Proprietor and Physician.
z Carthage, Hamilton Co.. ohing sug24.
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By the National Line.
ELIG RAruED FOR THEnAlLY lSTEILitdi EscEE
q FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the stea,neE Munbola. j.,

~ New YORK, Sep. 18th.
The Humboldt arrived at 10 o'clock to-day,
with dates from Southampton to the list, and one
hundred and thirty-nine passengers aa.
She brought $4,000 in specie. u
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Cotton frm-sales on
30th of 1000 bales at the previous rates. Sales on
3lst 5000 bales. The trade throughout theweek,
has been quiet-weather favorable. %"
WHARF.-The decline during the week has been
from TO I'd. ~ 10
FLoun.lThe market is unchanged. -
CoRs-Easer. Yellow %. White 2ss Cd
Floating cargoes sold at sd lower. 'sli as5
OATS and Oatmeal.-ReQuest limited-prices
unchanged. Barley and Peas held at late rates.
Beans have slightly advanced.
The weather has continued magnificent for har-
vesting and the damage to the crops is not as great
as was feared. 4iit.Te .'plai ~ l1s 90 {. .
~ a6srla io1iJH LONDON, Sep. 80.
MARKETS. r,-, 7a
CoRS.-The market is extremely dull.
WnEAr.-Old-has realized the previous weeks
prices. Foreign wheat held firmly. a-t-'' I'D
BEANS & PEAs.-Short supply. ..r
FLouR had given way slightly under heavy ar
rivals % ...r
WHEAT & Conn in floating cargoes, held firmly.
MONTEREY. Consols closed on Tuesday at
100 1901. ..-. -I-rr ..aa.t
LIVERPOOL, list.
Telegraphic dispatches to Southampton from
Liverpool state that the Pacific arrived at noon on
Wednesday. Cornquiet but firm, sales Z to 5000
bush. H...'II cot.
Corrox-Dnring the last week there has been
decline throughout France, the market has been
more animated in the last days-prices firmer-
Sales of Monday, 2l00 bales Tuesday, TOO.
Sales OF the week $500. ..
DRIcE.-Carolina rice S,50a39.
By Observation-Disclosures 31st-The market
to-day is animated. Good yarns firm. The ex-
IRENE prices of last week are maintained. "A
The steamers City of Glasgow, and S. Carolina
arrived at Liverpool on the 29h the Niagara arrived
at midnight on the 2Sth.
INpIA-Dates from Bombayup TO the oath OF July
state that the missing steamer, Florida, safe. 80
Preparations are being made in the most extern
sive scale for general advance OF the British upon
Ava, during the coming month of.Noyember.
- 40 GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. d ,nrg
tt.'g4 ~. IgIal Z. SOUTHAMPTON.
Louis Napoleon is said to have ordered all En-
glish newspapers to be opened by the officers with
a view of suppressing any objectionable matter
which they may contain.
A magnificent eruption of Mt. Etna, occurred on
the Goth of August, and it was feared several VII
lagos would be destroyed by the lava.
The cholera is again marching Westward, to
fearful extent in several Yparts OF Prussia.
The French Empire movement Is progressing
rapidly.
There is a rumor of commercial arrangement
between France and Germany.
A six per cent loan of two millions pounds ster-
ling, has been offered at London for bank at Con-
stantinople.
Accounts from Australia, state that there is an
increased yield of gold.
The receipts from Sydney, and Port Phillip, are
increased
Queen Victoria has left London on visit to
Scotland
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JUST PUBLISHED
CONF TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, ROYAL svo. -
THE FARMERS GUIDE TO

h. a. CONF TIE IN two. SoLcMEs' ROYAL seo.aN
THE FARMERS GUIDE TO
10 scJRNTtFicANn pRacTJcaL AGRJcULT11RE
- 80 ~, .,,,,,,,y,,x,.. 49,.
AL1ts TIE ONLY fosMhEcTEprr1ok OF fooh
OF ahE rAnnt.' ha nEShs srErhEs' u. Il. g., of
TON, PROFESSOR or SCIENTIFIC SkeRIcuLTtRE IN YALE
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN: ,..is .suu. zasnI
Inns Work embraces every SUBJECT OF Connee
ted with Agriculture in all us various banehes boh theo
etcal and practical Its clear and spacious details the
ness ana accuracy OF It's inc completeness
every have IN an Work on prae
tee never been Is arranged under four seper
ate heads represented by the iour seasons OF the year
Winter, Spring, summer Auumn-and the notes OF FRO
lessor norton are appended IN the same oraer addng
greatly 10 inc Saae Al NE Wofk oy aaaplns II 10 me SOIL
climate groWtn ec 81 thls country ne unueu: iaoors
such this the most
complete ana valuable work ever issued from
the press comprises royal Syo volumes and
contains 1000 pages besides ID splendid and
about 600 wood The latter illustrate almost
every or husbandry now IN nsei the various
methods OF poWng planting &c; and the ormer the do
bEilEK FROM Mta sIEfas En- D. :.
-. ,s-,., ..-.t,.,. ls!-.t sil'.Sept: 30, 1851.
"!uessTs. LeondTd Scott q Or, ..aen5ln Y ,f'o g.
beg TO say that your farttTs Guide Is
the only genuine euiuon puonsheu States oi
America OF my work. the Book Farm The edition
cLcuatnga present IN The States title OF the
Book OF the Farm Is taken from the rsf edition my
work. written ten years ago, which in my second edition.
entirely MODELLED ard n great part
,.. ~, ~ 80 ;,an, Ia ~. LIS,
~ , i, ny i Snel anu ~
III e' 4 "et ~, Sire ,o,r ohc,i.nt ser,,n,
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UNSATISFACTORY

From Sttinrt's mont celebrated FnintinB. !,
,HIs large and magnificent Portrait of w slnSeTos,
il from the BURN Amcrican rtis. is
ali whohaye seen It Of the most beautiful speci
mems or ant ever and correct kehess Of WISH
The aizc plate Is eighteen by twenty
and should be inihs hanls
Painting now at the State House, Hartford
Itis finely and printed on
Thar II may be within tho reach OF ALL the publisher has
reduced the price to ONE tga9s "a
An pcrsohs remitng the may rely upon cceiv,
Ing perfect copy by return omal to any part OF the w.
States carefully put made f9r tho :
Address ali orders, postpaid, TO tho publisher,
JOHN s. TAYLOR,
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To Country Merchants.

MR. s. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm oil
wi MeClalen, Knox Co. the remaining partners have
associated with them MT Chester D. Knox, Cbrothcr OF s.
S. Knox, long favoIably known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McCallens and Knox. 81 ,a
They respectfully inform their old customers Cwho
ba so long literally sustained the) all other deal
era in Boots Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th TO the last OF September ... Do
Having selected with the greatest care and bought
for cash. they atcr themselves that in their Fall Stock o;
Roots and Shoes they hold out Inducements in quality
prices superior 10 any ever offered in the market TO
ed TO exhibit stock and post them nprces carlessl
comparison with the markets OF Baltimore and
Philadelphia tscp3J McCLALLENS d hNoA-
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we1ch's National Circus.

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FROM NIBLo's, NEW YORK, AND NATION
J, AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. -
j. G. CADwALADER....... Equestrian Director.
j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Master OF the Circle.
r. WILLIAMS, list Buffo Clown
. "a shakspeIesn GiSwn .
Among the most prominent OF artses may be found the
following names, viz: ....rf L.. ..s..a !
j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unsurpassed -Four and Six
Horse Rider. ,1 - l- - -. ..,..,r -
the known world t...-.| 100. ......
s. L. LIPMAN-Dramatc, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RICHARDS-the worlds only bare back Rider,
whose daring atS gates &C. his Wild Prairie
Steed strikes the bcholder with astonishmcnt
LIE NJ DlCKINSON-the celebrated Comedian and Comic
Singer acknowledged by all the greatest singer OF the
81 J. SwEET-whose style and skill in pcTsonating the
character OF the Aboine. Red Man OF the Focrst,
stands unsurpassed. ,I.ae .as -. 10. -..l.. 81
MASTER WILLIAMS-the Juvenile Gymnastic and
Antipodean truly pleasing
must be seen to be admired. Ill. al la, .f.v.a tu,i
Last though not least, the TWO unriysled Clowns
LIZ ,gs,s-l WILLIAMS AND DAVIS, 7.Ela1 E.:
whose P,s Jokes Bon Mots and Ipiiiiens never fail to
keen the audience in a perfect roar oflaughter
NJ b. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menugerie and Circus combined. l"'l d&w st ..
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INSTANTANEOUS. !.
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL cash SYSTEM.

i Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPErUAIrCAsH SYSTEM.
CAPITAL $4,000! y 20
O6,,S E. corner Third md Cheslt Ss Philadelphia.
rJ,HIs COMPANY in department, issue Policies upon
/ the MUTUAL principle with the security OF Policy
heir ipht TO full participation in the dstributiono profits
each and every year The system OF payments is Cash In
advance and be made with Inference TO the convent.
q pssss Or the pian o Life ns
rance All payments made to the Company In this depart.
cn In purchase 1nsraEec arc entirely optional as re-
gars their amount and the time At which they may pc nauc
often as seldom he may find convcrnt and there is
obligation him wlIate 10 continue his payment
the whole sums paid in are ditIays at The cont
and person insured during his ietime and may al
any time be Withdrawn by him, in whole or In part So
the plan OF this Company there created one ami
time, Insurance Payz5e al death, ud arad.
Die in sickness, aud ProriSio for old age lSee Comps
h SAVING FUND .tlo..4ei. >.
In the SAVING FUND DEPARTMENT, Money is lie,
cevcd DAILY. Also. MONDAY Evenings on deposit. III
Iarse or small sums which interest is allowed OF FIVE
PER GENT. " ts-,ts--
,,,.r.t DIRECTORS. r-.,i4s. IL
stephen r. Crawford, Paul b. Goddard,
Ambrose w. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson
benjamin w. Tinsley, George McHenIy,
Jacob l.. Florence, ,ua James DevereH
i William NJ. Goodwin. - William Mckee,
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose w Thompson, Vice President.
= Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer. W
Acuary, Pliny Fisk ".E F'li % AHtsN' W "' -!s.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS -uu
Paul h. Goddard, NJ. d. William Pepper, N. d. %
e. Alexander c. Hart, NJ. D.siIii1,a3 ..5
In attendance at the office of the Company, from II to
s''>" 49, .4G- DORSEY & ARTHUR, Agents, F'ii
-.,# sr.l No. 80 Mainstreet,i w heeling, Va sii
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% Isaac LErrLEn ESQ, we are pleased to see, has
been appoi nted receiver of public monies in Min
nesota. Mr.. LETTER was for many years citizen
of this county, which he represented in the Legis-
lature a nd was also Representative in Congress
oft District in days tong ago. Hfi
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New Music Store.
sign of the Grccian Trigonupi, No. 1oo
i'm

J. FICKIESON would respectfully
T--e-Ta uouucc to the citizens o: Wheeling and Vi.
UT II # 4 cinity that he Just opened new and
Nj elegant establishment for the sale OF VoliIs,
Guitars Volincellos Fagolets Flutes, Fiies accoTdc
ons Banios, and TamboTines Brass Instruments the
first and best make. ~
Instruction books kinds of Instruments and for
singing. ,.Ef.p,E a, =, /
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin also the
newest Songs Dueits etc. and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Vioncello and Violin.
KIebcr,s Furniture Polish for rcnovating vanished
Furniture such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. 30. -. t- -, /
Also for sale BY the Agent Kcber Pttsburg Pianos
the and best manuf eurc in the United states such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos b. Dun
HAMS Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos
Agent for the make Carhardt and Ncedhams Patent
Melodcons. %. 5y .sr- .g.' aaL'f ~ a..H- %. I. -.
Accordcons kind musical instruments repaired
Ike lowest prices. I.fF s.e 'r- u
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; MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

10 "a. or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ion of 1SJ2-'53. 70.
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this insuu
L ton will commence tho FIRST -MONDAf VI
NOVEMBER NEXT 1852, and continue four months
t.-EE a. Ee4rH!r1 TRUSTEES. ,gFry 7
Rev C. ELLlOTT, ID. D., President ofthe board
o. NJ LANGDON&,A NJ. D., Secretary ''''' -
Rev. THORNTON A. NJ ILLS. 80 y a- 4.ra-
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN fi s-f1 81 li' n So
b. r. ID. NJ USSEY, NJ. ID. aL.,sit.a - ~ w. -.Ts
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. Us q ,r,,,T
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, in. r Ff'' .l ~. ~ sFt,
..t Z. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. ngl1-f... ~ w.,
r. GEO. MENDENHALL, Nj ID. ,.-..-.,.... s.
The Faculty is composed of the following gentlemen;
r. u Mrsssy NJ d. Professor of Descnptiy &c and oPcr.
u p .JupKiss NJ d. II roessor of Anatomy. ,y.1H DH H
Ions DAVIS ii! d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy;
. Jous F. WnIrE, NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and frae-
ice OF Medicine. No.. = ,,.....;., 49,,
diseases of Women and hildrcn. i. -,
IoIs a MURPHY, NJ. II Professor OF Materlo Medca,
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence
G.CoMsoYs, NJ. d. Professor oil institutes Oh hieo
cine ltgpt 'i' :; - - f,h.n,.,r,., r. - 10
pRELMIs Any OF Lectures upon some linportah
sreciaIitics in Medicine and Surgery, Will he gwen during
The month OF Ocober These lectures VIII pc ee otu
dante arc advised 10 commence with this course.
The DlSSECTING ROOMS, under the SUPERVISOR, o..
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be oreneu on INC
LIST OF October E-llT -. - .,.;, Ticr.t q,
DssectiDr Ticket SO Graduation Fee S2o,g IIH Il 10
For further infor nation address ,,, ,,,,sss
ar 1udttlnlIlS i0-5os' Dean OF tho Faculty.
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...
NAH, ROBBERY.

..-.s.- .,| .a. r,.l.. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ID.
The letter bag made up at Savannah, Ga, on the
9th inst. for New York. was last night cut open at
Kingston and portion of the contracts distracted.
The Illinois and Sierra Nevada strs arrived at
N. York, from California yesterday, with intelli-
gence one day later. le, 49,
The most important item is from Peru. The
President of Peru has been authorized by the Coun
Gil Of Stale to levy army OF 10000, and equip
navy of NOT less than war steamers, and the same
number of sailing vessels, to protect the Peruvian
flag and the commercial interests of the country
from the many ndgnities which may be offered to
them. --. -. -.....s -.
The Illinois brings 81 1910, 600 in gold. ss
The Sierra Nevada brought Sl50.00O.
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Fnosr.-It is contended by some, that there tcds
frost here yesterday morning. This is point to be
determined by early risers, and weather proenosti-
Gators Where's Professor Abdin? lr- .-a.ali
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:.DYrSo TO LIVE" is the expressive title of the
advertisement of Mcssrs Firth and Day, of Steu-
benyille 10 be found in advertising columns To-
day. We commend them to the public, as their
color like those of the star spangled banner, ere
ms de for keepS," ,-..-..f ..s..- ersr.H. ~
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LATER FROM HAVANA-A REVOLUTION
AND INVASION FEARED !! .r.

CHARLESTON, S. G., Sep. 10.
Advices from Havana up TO the Sd inst, state
that the excitement in that city had been increased
by report that large bodies of men were collecting
and organising in Florida, and below New Orleans,
for the purpose of invading the island of Cuba.
An additional force of 5000 troops was shortly
expected from Spain.
The men who had been arrested for publishing
the "Voce of the People," haven been gGrroted
Their sentence has not yet been pronounced.
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b., GosE TO THE FAn.-Messrs. Stockton. Bankard
& Co. have sent to the Cleveland Fair very fine
specimen of their window glass. Mr.. I. Sweeney
and Son have sent one of their famous vases and
other specimens of fine cut glass. -H ~
Messrs. Norton, Acheson & Co. have sent specl-
linens of the Belmont nails.
If all these articles are adiudged as they deserve
they will receive the first premiums.
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PoErRY AS Is PoErRr.-We have read good
deal of verse in our time, much of it by what Byron
calls the '.lions OF the world of rhymn !" but we
have often said that we were not certain whether
any of it had been of much use to us, except the
terse if not melodious lines, learned, we believe,
from Dubois Arithmetic, commencing:
..Thirty days hath September. -.
April, June and November" f IT,
Next to these, we think the following gem not
only worthy of being treasured in the innernost re-
cesses of the heart, but perpetual monitor, which
should be written in golden letters in every count
ing room and workshop in town: -.-. -t'
" Why Smith succeeds in trade so well s.s.
Is deemed by some surprsins; ...,.
But we very quickly tell -.|."
IT'S done by advertising! ~ t..-,,as.5 r..iI -
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Too FAsr.-Two men were fined yesterday, for
running their horses at unla wful speed through
the streets on Sunday, while returning from tu-
neral We think this rather grave matter for
sport. .. ..rf... il-f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC SALE.

TWILL he sold on wednesday the 10th day fseptember
wv 1852 on the premises, OF ground fronting Oh
the National Road and extending back to Little Wheens
Creek situated about hundred yards west OF town
OF Tradelpha in Ohio county: 49, ,a,L .. 40,
The above ground will be sold at pubic aaeuon
'd Eli = - HaisiH15 FRANCIS MELTON.
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TnE BELL TEAM uhe first ward Hose Company
have passed resolution similar TO thai OF the Hope
that unless they receive appropriations FRONT he city
for an engine hose, repairs of reels, &C., they
will resign their present apparatus TO the city.
S. F. Black, ESQ.,, was appointed MARSHALL for the
COMPANY in the General arade.
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RonERr DucAx was put on the chain gang yes
yerday, in default of paying his fine for abusing
his family and creating disturbance. if
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PEosr.-It appears from telegraphic dispatches,
that heavy frost occurred at Cincinnati on Sun
day night. There was no frost here, we believe
though the weather was, and is still cold enough
forit
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Mon. IMrRovENESr.-Mr. McAfee has commen-
ced the erection of buildings the lot which has
been so long vacant at the Northeast corner of Main
& Quincy streets, near McCourtney's. ~
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NOTICE.

Persons in the city and the adjacent towns will
be supplied with the Daily lntelligencer by Mr.. F.
S. Sears, at the rate Of TEN CENTS A WEEK.
This will afford an accommodation to many who
do not wish to subscribe by the year. Mr.. S. will
supply his subscribers punctually and at an early
b.
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suxk.-A keel boat heavily laden with freight
and W hich the steamer Gen. Gaines had in tow,
run against snag and sunk, at the sisters Islands,
night before last. The freight, much of it in
damaged condition, was transferred to the Island
Packet. -.
The Gen. Gaines was ftom Pittsburgh. bound
for 81. Louis. rs a.r= 4rn
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WE OFTEN GET MORE THAN WE BARGAIN FoH;
Example "A Clothing Store Keeper ON Water
street made complaint of his neighbours trowsers
and coats projecting from his door beyond the space
allowed by the city ordinance. The offender had
to pay fine, whereupou he entered complaint
against his complainant, and two other of his
neighbors for the same offence, and they were all
fined Another in the same business got wind of
the doiI.gs, and was sharp enough to haul in his
trowsers and coats a few inches, before they were
measured for a fine I, - - - gr-y-s
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New Fall Goods!


rTNHIS morning we will opening Fall stock
Il OF Goods among which may be found the following;
.ul f. -sa.. a DRESS SILKS 30.
Very rich Brocade 1t Silks, Plain black Gro De Kline,
Black & cold Pouit De Soic Fancy Colored Glaee
COLD g. bk Satin de Chine Silk Tissues Heavy and rich
Madame De Rossi Broeades for fall wear, :, 800.
9 entirely new, Stewart flaid silks IN en-
Gro de Antique trey new designs. aH
French Muslin De LANES Plain and Figured. rIl..
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousin De LANES. ~
French Chintzes, very beautiful '.. $4,000 -7tFIy p
Bombazincs, Lupins make, extra. -ll|. I.E
Our assortment Fall Shaws is unequaed for elegance
and variety, consulting OF .- ul.rl za..I tHa To
Ermine fur Shawls, all coors. rr o. aI. sfE TO-
Tibet Palm Shawls, all cOlors. -r...urIt.- l.gr
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain
French Cashmere Shawls. sef ...f.uE IH .sH.
Bay State and French Plaid shawls. H8s.fs.
TRIMMINGS, tEMBROIDERIES,l &c.
Embroidered Flouncing In Swiss and Jaconet Muslins
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Inscrtings. 81
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses, s-
Trimming Buttons, In new designs.
Frlnges and Laces in every width ''
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons. .-
Narrow 90 It do for Trimming.
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-14

AoRousp.--The steamer Ben Coursin, got
aground at the head of the Island yesterday oshe
started from Pittsburgh on Saturday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-14

90 gnync's i1Keslicines.
HAVE the Agency for DIR. Jaynes Medicines and viii
eusai GRO. WILSON,