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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
NUMBER 81
POET.R5 5Yz=..l.....
The Souls Passing + % =.
-nY cnARLrs. -nIrr,rln.
II is epdsSIEgsb2 ~,

IT is endtssd!!A dtsdi! !A.ssll .sllil,iis5ys Is 5oyyssrl
in asEl the weeping mourners eonie-Ees, II
F. M0iihef, tatber, friend. and lover - .,s
N ,, 10 the death'er numbered ROOM N'itN
0A7 Laps arc pressed to tho blesSsd-Isyl sd 70
lhI that evermore arc dumb.
lilo u Runs no more The, irelingriserro7i hsi!l
Uzi There ii sl6mbofeti eoi6 fSreyyeFF4IS F4nISS ssal
3 80 No4oIc nSts eeiT5y leap and Start
Ig .1jtAn Its silent home, ths heArH 5l!1gg III.
'Hsai Hope nor answer to your praying! y u ts'
f3iH = Cold TespOnseless, lies abe thefe; h sd
=, Ill. ueathi That ever will be Staying
css,'a .,, lh,ng gentle, somethinE AIR;
s-s5T zane win liuInhere son AZ aluniberS-ffsy,
she IL with him otherwherel
alui M2tberl yes, you aesree would ehiaa laro o q;
y 7A Heard The words he spoke beside 6SFf .a9S
,. Tender as the look he wore, sfff ssis,tf,
N"'' Hhue he proved her how he loved her
, so, fa- Mere than motherr-ter timsa mofpBf a5si
l9''l Earthly fatherI weep not DER bort s't'l'i
bug 70 another Father'Bi breast,s1di,l ~ 80
eea e., 4Toths kihsSodG II tSs ss Ssst, odw
lts5.tW here no weeping eyel, keeping
Dwells she now In perfect rest.
lG Aal9s 2nUfiiftdg biiE t0gg0I1 5li sIizte,i
b!uao Friend! He was friend that fodAd her,tgo!s
.-.. Witha wicked world around lhefi w sBt
And sdRpea Isan heF, heSSsalS aSas q
81 Wings for which theweiry pantsYsH s,a,t
1i1asI Loyerl yesi shs loved thee deaffyi@
rfs tysG When she len thee loved thee heattstb all
Love, She knew, alone burns clearly
Et O. HG sln the bosoms ofthe bleat!i lih q 5uG-
Love she bore the watches o'enthee--5 .t.rs
~ iii-i-. is the argel inthy breast! - go
.s79..is, 5sl..s s8si '4IiyAes ga4tgaSs.' sii i.
-, when with me across the river . i So
.-''t %. Seems so bitter, fsso sweet ~
Il. =, onwhose other shore foIeyer isuI94f
Happy, holy spirits greet;
ffcQE GI1ef all over frieiid and lover 5n9l -
san r lne sweet communion m on. rDeeti i mid bts
li09 Love that IS to nott&ls Gfysnlslsoops 1tat
Struggles with imperfect Hilh II flv6inf,f
Love alone that homes In heaven
stsg Can It's perfect Solf fuh;icl III ,a-alS
Where possessing every blessing,
b 1lll ID Still 1t grows nd greatens stilIl 81
'Sec, bring thee wings to bear thee
1lfs -iATo the blessed angel home; y. - ~
att Dear ones dead, forever near thee, sc5 ,r.ts
From thy side no more TO roam;
iut.l Love increased, wait thou blessed d2Is n
r.r,, Til the living loved ones comet 80, s.s,
+.o'er! the iveri.--IoI abe faltefeAs
bile he took her by the hand -
Z r-llH And her blessed face grew altered -s-.'
Y-. F As sie heard, tho sweet command. gsnl
FathefI loverl all was overI
.st q 70 So she passed TO Spirit Landl si32 l'i
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IODD 81 DEVoL.

AT THE WELL I'M . wv OI-INDt
Sign. of the BEGek Mannnoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unussai!y large stock OF Fall ard
N Winter Boots Shoes, Hats aud Caps, selected with
great care and Manufactured the best workshops
or Philadelphia and New England expressly for Whole
sale and Retail regular customers and all
others who may with cali, we can oeT you goods
which we guarantee equal quality OF material and work
nsnsip those manufactured in this any part OF the
United States TODD d DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852
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IsnRAIM 1NARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
T1HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
lncns in the tho supply OF Marble, and -on'
tsmPlarg the erection OF S!cam works. he woml4 invite
the his stock, consisting of nlian,
Egyan Sienna American aud other Marbles OF the finest
oates which can be than any other establish
men: in the weat'
Dealers would ind it TO their advantage 10 inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and lie
would invite the attention or purchasers to examine his
stock and other carved work, Monuments Cen
otapls Tombs, and foot sones C and Grave yard
every variety; being enabled by his superior acil-
tiles SNpy this work at considerable lower prices tan
any other establishment ia the country.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder
p-5-Also CsciEed Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Pasicr
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind soRes warranted
at tue lowest trade prices 1y.d
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ARTIFICIAIE TBETH.

,--,,ssa.sa,y .aDR. s. p HUbETHEN, Office No. t2i,
k - Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
lIJN Manufactures Teeth expressly lor eachraT
~ Ocular case Full sctts OF Teeth, or any
parts oftsetts with artificial Gums. The Gum is
nade in continuous solid ceethe cost is tho same
iOr teeth with or without gums. t..1 ssr' HI
Full sctts OFce made from $40 to $3.50 ScI, snail
sctts from SO 10 s. per tooth. iy1:d.
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: DRUGS. MEDICINES,

I Chem1calS, Perfunery, &c, &c.
7 "A. CRJtNIHACEkER would announce tn his
-. friends and the public generally, that having purGS
ed the interest the senior pAttneT in business lately
conducted under the firm OF ]. Crtmbscksr d Sor ho
will continue the tho old stand No. TO, Main ST.,
and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit cOntn
uanec nr the patronage literally bestowed the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and is
opening extensive and well selected stock of Drugs amt
Chemicals, Perfmcry, Fancy articles, &c. all OF which
purchased 9er strict personal inspection aud with
scrpuous regard purity OF quality, md offered
TO tho public on 1hs most reasonable terms. tyr.
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gE VIM. BinghHm
Shirt Manufacturer,
KBLLs & CALDWELL,

- (sucCEssoRs TO JAS. Fault. Sc COZ
Importers und wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, ChcmicHIs. Paimts, Oils, &c.
No 81, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire sloch fixtures, chemical
apparatus, DC, the ;rni VI James PAUL. GSc would
respectfully solicit the patrc .; dealers and tho public
generally. All goods war' 'a'' r'l.
retiring from DTs business we take pleasure in
recommending dyOrabe COusdc ration our successors
MessTS KelI. Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
fT and calers generally, will
ccye .t attention aud accommodations which has earned
for well known house Sc shsse OF patIonage
JAS. PAULLS co.
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NEW FIRM.

NEW E'lhlXl,
MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoEKL1N K Co.
osS3 having purchased the entiTestOck OfSOyes, Tin
fSsA Copper and Sheet Iron Of L. q. CulbeTt-
son, would respectfully inform the citizens Oi
JfSSt1 Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry ON
be business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware Ofwich they have constantly hand good
assortmcnt for Wholesale, aud Rota very low for cas
all persons wshngtO purchase would do well 10 call and
sce us at No. 10, Union ST.. at tbs old and well known
stnnd heretofore occupied by T. q. Culbertson .e
Particular attention paid 10 rcP0iriIIS - :. -
yYberIinrs Aug 9f CAYSYOOD, COSKLlS & co
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no Country Merchants.

-" TO Country Nerchants.
RER.S.S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm Ol
Nl McCalen, Knox Co, the remaining partners have
SssocIaicd with them Chester D. Knox, (broher OF s.
S Knox long and vOLab known in tho trading public
-aestIniii i,g the style OF OrNIcClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old 6vhn
% ong andlibeTally taucd theu) all oeTdeal
In Roots and Shoes that their Fan Stock will be arriv
inr nom the 10Th TO the last Of September.
been selected with the greatest and bought
IAN they atter themselves hatn their Fall Stock OF
B5oIs and SHOES they hold out inducements inequality
,n5 nriees superior to any offered in the markell To
oIny their way east, fley would be pleas
ehbt their stock and post them inpTceS fearlessly
comma TisOn with the markets or Baltimore and
PbiIsdeip6ia [sep3l MecLALLENS & KNoX. 3
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= i,cSI and Frn Yelling gents 'EPnLhtcd for
Sopuar aud Useful Hoo ks just published ALIFoR
yT LUSTR.l TED, including adeScstton OF tho Pa
mama and NicaTaga 0utcs with rs sbc; Tinted Lthos
,graThs pages. svo; price go This work. by y. NJ.
etts has adjUlEed by the unanimous voice OF the
nTess 10 be most lTacc and intensely in.
teIesng volume that yetheen upon this golden
thcue Since the hublEdt6n OF fteychs OF IT3v-
els no voT appeal that has created thrilling
sensation 1t is act:cR
with Incidents of the most amusing charaeet IN the Ian
plare or one or the city c6 his a rerfect daguerTe
.oy5e or CALIFORNIA; taken the sht or nooiay sun
AisolIr! great woEk Medicine
CAN PRACTIGE AND yEAallIY PHYSICIAN, $50 pc:
ges 200 engravjEgs SY0, Seei PRICE lr Eeaehi ~ al
The head the eclectic In this country Such was
Tho denlan that eighteen thousand comics OF work
were printed IN enc ete;f Also, DR. C. y; IatImond,s
work on the same principles of pr9eee MEn6Cai ~:
81 ttsi ssTISJN FOR THE S1ELION, Qf TRUE GUIDE
r0 m 12nio clntl 6S pages; prise S1,60 cloth
al neuer covnTsj fourth thousand. Al.o, WOMAN IL
GRR VA RIOUS. ONSGontat practical rIles
enacs, for their COntFct IN the detail OF
~ dnneStic duty; royal iSuO., red cloth, iGusTntedi
iirfce IS cents. This be inthe hands
lady, espepiall the yoEgg Such % ITS opnr1tS
fhat nearly three thousand cores have been sod the re-
sid6 al Now YoFk alone Wiz very few ro;ths,
Orders for hooks .dveFtshi, wit cash postage
stamns accompanying ~lebo promptly filed prepaid to
any part S1IPsss S1 sPS RnBERT PnYoUNG,
,fso- . 80 ~ .6siucrdssor 10 Iyns Hpldledge,0
= - Nc 1A5 Fulton street, New YoIlScity:
n Editors 2iyTg tnis advertisement two or three In
Sstions entire vii! be entitled To copyoF oaona II
lustrated l.i9p 1e-i"4 ei1 I'SltiifJf 1uate'=-St.
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NOTICE.
. D. MOTTE,

w. D. IILOL L1l
No l76, Market street,
AS commenced receiving from n. York, Philadelphia
L i and Baltimore, his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he win daily receiving additions until the as
Without enumerating all the articles he would lust 10
his customer every body wishing buy that in
the stock may be found goods cf the
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
SSape sekeepng articles OF the best makes and
quality which for sac at such prices cannot he
beat in the city 5erti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
] MIAMI MEDICAL coILEGR

/. /. MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE D
7aa eSf GincimnntI-Hession OF 1852 J-sJt.sf 3
lE regular course of Lee hrcs in this Institu
l tion will commence tho FIRST MONDAY OK
NOV YEMlIER NE&T, 1859, and COntinnc iour months.
BokZp OF TRUSTEES.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, u. D., President Oftho BOaTd s
o. NJ. .LANGDONS, NJ. IL, SccTetAry"r 3AH Gisui -
Rcv. THORNToN.A. MILLS. .lt t-ituiourE 7fF. .
lion. {. n. COFFIN. - s.5....a -
X. u. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. 'H -.-'- s''i' =
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE. TrJ ll-tl .Htule -
Hon GEO. iiOADLEH, JK. as4 use Lla iaaiFa f.
T. NJ GREGORY, Esq. .t 6. tl.-.r.sF.
GEO NIENUENIfALL, NJ. u.
Tho Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
K D. MussEY, NJ d. ProFessoroE Descriptive and orer-
J. p. J3NRixs, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy. IN. 81
JouN nAvts, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy; a
Joux f. WHITE, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prae-
ice of Medicine. j - ~ =
Diseases OF Women and hildrcn.
Ions A. NIuRPIIY, NJ n Professor OF Materta Medtca,
Tierareutics and Medical IurisPrudence. l.,- .-H
C. G. CoNEGYs, NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes Of edi-
ciHe. - ~ s,.,LgI i1i
PFgtMINARv COURSE OrLecturcs upon some important
spaci5Itcs Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
the month OF October These lectures Will be rce. Stu
The INSPECTING ROOMS, under the supervision Of
tho Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be opened on the
Fss for the full course Sfo5 MatrcuntIon Ticket s..
Disscctjnr Ticket So Graduation Fee 1926. ~ i ~
For further Information address :, .. a
J. P. JUDKlNS, n, D., T.
tr Dean OF the Faculty.
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GEORGE MENDEI,.
No15I. NInin Rfreef.

wEEBLINC; VA.
T s now receiving LA RCfE LOT OF. CARPETS, RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths Ofa widths, and keeps constantly hand argi
assortment Of Furniture of every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs Glnss Plates, Veitia
aE Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany pHneers, VRTrish. Haircloth, Cured lInr,
Spring SaCkpg Notions. Brass anu Mahogany Stair Rods,
cCt all Orwich will be sold at the lowest prices Bug2t
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GnCricans, PnIrOnixc Your own 1Hnnm.
a.a ... ncInres. II
Wheeling SILK Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and slh.
II s;an articles the various iibrics now i'll use at
GILL'S SILK FACTORYj Main street, Centre W heel:
ing The in such matters invited To Call and SEQ
hc process manufacturing, and those wishing 20 M
chase s wholesale retail, be supplied
able term Gius stoe, GdiOning the Factory or ~ u
NJ AdsEs' j. $ FoIbs', !. q. Faitchd's Marsh d lay
iar's and o. w Hcisls, Wheeling, Va, and at James
fIciarIlsons Fuynishin2-fgare House, No. l19, Nan
Our Fabrics arc sSIe oil pure Silk and have taken
Tie IIIC LEST PFtEi s4d gold and silver medals,
Philatlelrlia and Ohio State Fair We cOnsailt!
manufacturing and stock is now large and seasoD9be
many vacties-vcYes, satiIIs, VcstlIgs dress
sKs ngcs, cravats, audkerchiers, OF white, hlark.
plaid figured and printed all the newest styles made u
hest twined silk, illcd and plain Also shirts, druwes.
and halt hose Tor gentlemen w.
Please call and pa this mpo talt branch OF Amer
icannanuEctuTe Orders fOrcYcry variety oIstsrTon
:" Mcrchaniablc CocoouA and Recled silk bought. e
JOHN w. G'sn. .
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u,note ., 81 ron,s Cabin & In France.

- Uncle Toms Cabin has appeared in the feuills-
ton of three different Paris papeR-the Presse, the
SieeLs, and the Pays. There seems to have been
much more eagerness, however among the transla-
tors to translate ii, than among the public TO read
it. Its not destined to, very great success in
France, 1t issnid. The only review of the book
that hasyet appeared in PaIs that IN the DeeatS
by. John ILemoune. The gParis correspondent Of
1.-The Washington Repuhli gives an extract from It
as follows: ;Seg ~ u ~ s5si fi'i .3ts
gtsThis book is profoundly inlpre egnated, and 30
to say, saturated with the spirit Of the Bible; and
tits this which explains IFS ,pIodigiops success in
America and England. And YET considered g q
work of art, and and apiecsl siton, It .
Bnt all same tirne,it moving and
pathetic that itgoes strait The hearts tSa blow
the hammer struck fpt ppop tthes head lot the
nail. Ii has an object, 70 Inspire he.-
lille poem has become the two words a Mar
,sell4fsesf by THE voice of which ~
,cursedby God and by men win cEpmble says
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OHIO TYPE FOUNDERE,,i q.
GUlLFoRD AND JONES,
Z " lIn,,rn

II SECOND STREET, BETWEEN sYoANoRK AND pRoADwAHC
CINCINNATI, OHIO. ai7t2Fa ~
Rvery Description of n n
EO3sS, .TOR AND NEWSPAPER TYPE
coNsrANrtY on HAND, OR MANuv4 4cruREp no on DIR.
They prepared furnish and at the lowest
rasi rece cvery variety OF Types 10 be tO1 in their
Specimen Books and the best Printing Presses
with ull their Apparatus. % .slgsf..5 lQ JgtiEl
arsc job letter, in all its varieties of Metal and Wood,
Flowers Cuts Ornaments &C., win be supplied, FUR
nshcd order, nt the lowest current prices 80.
From their long experience and practical knowledge in
Typo anl Press making aud large with the
wants the West they feel confident OF being able TO give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor them with their
patronage. .-t. -a# i|7' .t-i'-iE q. IL
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TMOs. IIoRNmRooLS,
Dealer in Real Estate,

TTAS on hand Building lots and improved property for
sale on accommodates &c ms Two Hick houses
ONCE and Hall for societies rotlcI wise for Rent
iyd. NIonrooSt., No 2i!, up stairs.
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Fl iNraR nero having boughta patr
to.meeting boots he asked the eshopkssRef
TO wrap them up in paper to carTy HON zoe
mernbant called him fool for not Reasilg theil
but Satnbo knew best fot on the Fp eiLss
faf 3 lDate now spose dat Eeel my new boesi
him g6ne stiYe. ae s-boots belong to dtS
Hniggef Va, "a, Yas-7saye money dat tne eaEtail
Ca6, "a INTO de- "a ggti lpe ioF two dals
no How eti tx him at ail.
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Books. stntionary, Variety Goods, sc.
THE thankful Tor the exte
ed TO him. bes to request the attention OF
10 HIS present large wen selected hssutneut consist
@edqSI eag HANK lS
hooks, Wall and window arers. and yaEiety
TO Merchants Teachers school Trustees I;,
wishing purchase in quantities every lnousine
be offered in prices and crnls nd. IN r,
Rags taken in exchsnge or paid Sor
9SH tSSeS s!i s,sf aiil9!.ks JOHN HrTHoMPsoNs .
Z, Aur et-ttt- ;s,. , +: IN 81 Monroe Street.
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,aga1od III CLEVELAND AND DETRoir,l u tshioEa ~
hLeonntfoit toit The Cerelaa aud CiEcEHGh RailTeda,
ClepeEa,.d aud Brie r. n, Crelefi aud PiJlrEhRi Rl
. and Michigan Central n. II. F 49,. r .,rf-ag
Passengers will be tickcted through from any point on
Lake Michigan to CeYclnndI Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, md
Wheeling and from either OF those places t9apy point on
Lake Michigan, I.sslI.- u fs-g.t is.s al 20
steamers built expressly for the route! -. 20
CLEVELAND. :. .s-.-. CART- U!C- STASARD.
oat will leave cleveland fnr detroit ard detroit FOR
Cleveland every evening at GO o'clock, arriving in bot
cities tho following morning in for the morning
trains OF CHICAGO, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh md
for the Lake Superior and saginaw boats at nctro They
yiltruh from Cleveland in the following order: -
.fllzEdf l..st.Ft FOREST 0ILY4l4 a tIfn.IE1b -
Monday "Wednesday Friday
CLEVELAND.
Tuesday Saturday
And will leave Detroit; 5L5c lg i.tfl lEe H1ii !
30 E1I.9 X y -.r CLEVELAND rsf. 4s 5.F tsII .
Monday. Wednesday,. Friday
- '.i-- FOREST CITY - -..'l i'''-'
Tuesday,. Tursilay Saturday
The undersigned pTepaud to make conTacts for ALL
FINDS OF freight CLEVELAND to Detroit, MaCinaw.
Saut ST Marie Saginaw, and all ports on Lake NlichiGNn7
The ip'5ah -.Hitiss p.. ...liiM -. "a. ?
- mis- % OCEAN, ,.CASPISN, AND ST. LOUIS Z #
will compose the line until the boats ready
AGENTS.
c. BRADBURN q Cor, ,7c1evclarA, -
5PITTMA6. .TROWISRIDG EtHalONES,l llettott o.
u fF7-I f.'l -. d q r,F f.I4 f
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND SEAS ONABLE GOODS. d.
. EXPRESS.
q PIECES Paris Berezc DeIains in Rich styles-aIso
y some neat figures for Misses and children.
Rioh BrOcade Silks,
Marie Louise Gro lie Rhine,
Silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich eolOTed JacOnets. new styles,
China Silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands.
REVERE Insertings,
Lrpins Extra MOuselim he Lains and French Mon:
noes in Black, Salmon, Rose, Blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria Il'kfs.
Received this day by
o. W. lIElSKELL e CO.
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Hats and Caps. 81
DoZ assorted Caps from scents to $40 TO be pro
10 cured Of s. D. Harpcr's Hat and Cap store, whose
iemate business is selling Hats and Caps Y inc
place to ean for fashionable ariolesin his
T9oNPsoN,ss COUNTERFEIT REPoRTER, with
otn Tables greatly enlarged. ,,,,5,r,1S,v.
Hov1T LAS n ~ nlS.H t4ee'
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p A 1Ir. Heigobnlqs lived in ithose ose times.
to get up nice supper IS that cost 800, 900.
Another gentleman, named Lucullus, seldom
sat 10 .el,ast worth less than SI00, ,0o0 dis pm
vate table eclipsed The ladies ofdinaries' of aoy
twenty Of lie best hotels in the wodd. The 6Sb
from his pond were sold at $4,000.
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,CHENgLAND ,tAY2 g8TEsHgssa:s EtAHr
.i Az. / &s7 7 E Eie ssf 'tASzzslzl

iA 80
gsss.t sssssS7 sS ksSa ss $50 y 49, - g
Trains win Sgnd4y excepted as fo5Es:o
Tille intermediate slqtionsi $50 p NJ, AeeonmddAs
9 for RaSen9a s2gSlFg SS taGpFi 5'd for
CLEVELAND, stopping At nll way stations; sti T..n.i
Leaves weisvilie at ies6 p; N, Express Train for
lifsl5R s s sss lfasfst a5s!iSs
g @ a .s sSa T11 tS
Ravenna with Wards Line or -Four Horse Coaches for,
Rosd At iayarGS with hacks for dover, New hiladcphia
FOR PlTTSBURG The S:i9 4; ~, 4 EHpIess n Train
from Cleveland connects at Wcsville with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY or Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh tho same
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
cleveland to Pittsburgh by way Of welsville
Passengers arc tckcted through, and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Welsville 70 r
sS s asxo 4 With III kssi e spia9ea RE so
Syheei steamersit iwINCHEsTER and DIuRSAI EoI
assR sGTsaf ,Re ias soe anu
m SHS ~ SSs 9s ssa T2lf with fGePssfs e 6ss
and Pennsy vaniS Railroad ancs, Rnd at udsonwit
Ff eSviiis PttsbmE al otlodl
Wheeling at O'Clock a. NJ, win take the 1895 II NJ. Ex
time 10 connect with the Lake steAnets for New YORK;,
Also rf6isSo rctrot Chicago Racine, Drilwaulie
and the entifo North West ~. u =
Passengersleaving wHEEI!NG or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by this route arrive at Cleysanl me same
evening and the f1ilowiE night IN New YORK or
The Accommodation Train leaving Raveuna at O'clock
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Altran BRANCH Rail
EyTcss Train OF the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad fopthc South. = n, i
land al $40 p NJ con1ecis with me Expsss tsia from
bFaIsa e a.lSsR e OFFICE 9 L. JOHN gRANn
Cleyclpnd. June II. '5s 5 s q: SnFetingtendcnt.
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Appius, another Roman millionaire, squander-
ed in debauchery, some, 50, 500 900; after which,
finding himself sober one day, he Investigated his
pecunidry affairs, and finding that he, had only
half million dollars left poisoned himself, be.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

Mourning Dress Goods.
CJUPINS & Thcim6 9IaiTands BombaEnes, Alpaca Rom
Thi6et Cloths. Baok French MeIinoes and Cashmeres
osfp5 : : b w HEISKELL & co.'s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

/. ~, ~ TOBACCO AND GIG I al Rs.
has re opened hts stock of Supefoi
ToSseeoSn a ts5 Main street west side
Brunds, or Tobaeso snu and Gigars Of looyy
inGs naT4ReraIia iales, Cau0nes, IA NoTTpas,
cS1slerGss, G Ptsnaf HalJ spanish kentpsk
Common Cigars. - - c,S,,,5. fass,5i
Rn.s. and iFobibson,s 5Graits; ADixona, Iunea and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29
second Mr crsakI. VIC VA. tnrnea out Of .chool At

second Mr Creakle, who turned out Of school at
the west by half dozen of his big scholars thus writes to
his brother, who is on n visit in New England:
BROTHER JIM want you take the first train that
starts for Connecticut, and see if you can't some of
them fellers that's death nreatioHs | want {, E1g-
stfg necne got up that will lick whole school at one
time, Some Of them nutmeg coveys can do it. if they
will only try. think something like drum revolving
at the rate of seventeen thOusaud times minute covered
all over with lashes, with nine sharks teeth fastened on
the end Of each lash would give en- and no mistake
At any rate set of them Connecticut chaps to
work on it,