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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

CeRr0IATI0N NOTIcE.-PUHLIc NvTIc1 Is
~ hereby given the owpeys occupant
a houses and lots improved lands
A6tsd thereby that the have been
completed the and lodged In the Office u
1u,saa 81 A.ssssments for examination by all persons
ea1ssts6 vs-Yor Iavng Fourth
8 DsSA ovsnue and setting gutter between RA
aAA Sixth The limits embraced BY sueh assess
Mab include all the several housse and lots of ground
o lctA pisces snd parcels Of land situated both hides
g isEsss between fourth and M.sn
streets All whose are eGsesss
~ ~ a1evonamed and who arc opposes 80 tke
eA sltAsY o. them requested to present their CD
&Otons n writing 70 Ae mn deIgxed 81 their saee NO
Han 81 IessYax within Ahrsy nom the cate C tls
ne11sA SANUE L II. DE MOTE, }
FRANCIS NiOHOIECN, }AItttseJr.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0se ELysar Of Astesenents, styeet UeJaStk en- JAY
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CORPORATION NoTICE-fUBL NOTiCEISHE ERE
~ by given to the owners, occupant oceu-
pants, all houses and lots lands,
Affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all persons
interested yzFor building in Thirty first street.
between Lexington Fourth The limit
by such include all the several houses and lots
OF ground lots pieces and parcels Of land stu aed
beth sides Of Thirtyfrst street. bet Lexington and
Fourth All whose interests affected
by the above named and who sed
the either of them are requested % present their
objections in writing to the undersigned at their Office No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date of this
notice. SAMUEL IT, DE MOTT ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC wv SMITH,
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CORPORATION NoTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
eupant OF all houses and lots improved unim proved
thereby that the following
been completed the and are lodged In tho
the Of Assessments for examination by all
sons Interested, yiz-For tagging The sidewalks the
west side Of Pine street, from No TO the corner OF Water
and the side OF Water street, from Fine street
TO No. 1875. The limits embraced Wy such assessment in
cude all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant ot
pieces and parcels of land situated the westerly side Of
Pine street, street No 50, and on the s9nthery side OF
Water street. street Nos III 1870 49, and l8 All persons
whose interests are affected w the above named assess
ments and who are opposed TO the same or either she
undersigned at their once, No iHal Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau VI AssesgmsIts, Street Department July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AXBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
FTs linz: ss s.
Leaves r. Aernoon express ~. Line asa
f.rs s1ss ..rs "a %
stsaSe.s TEiSsPoRT. from Pier No. l. Sc II. fass.
EoR PHlhADILpHIA DIREcT.-u. 8. NAIL AMP
;S.s VIZ Jersey c,y ssyiHs Ney York 40 A. foot 2,
or drst Glars and - s0ser second GLASS; aIS9AG
s sn .s slaas s T,a e:
,boys and through baggage carried In the A.
A ccosxoDATIoN BOAT FOR rLpsnINc.PERMA-
sarg ST. Rensns We'll and New YOrkThs new and beau
,S @ sa y f:Rs ss
siG Ney York At and 10 o'clock M and AZ o'clock,
.a .n WI avs r,Ssns a the fsos
l2ls certs each way.
A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON sPR1NGs.-THE
"A Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
rsss n
sRsss sss
5aEs
afternoon. Fare through, 81. N. sLoAT. Supt.
THE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot efJay street for Albany Monday, Wednes
Pcshfespsis g ceats Hudson g cents Landing az
Point N.wburg Poughkeepse Hyde Park Xiv gton, Cats
hill, and Hudson.
CLOTHING.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies and gentlemen having east of clothing fur
niture dispose obtain fair cash price, by sending
for the subscriber at his residence, line through the
post will be promptly attended to- Ladies attended by Mrs
Cohen. NJ. S. COHEN, 60 Elm street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having any clothing furniture.
swelry dispose obtain fair cash price,
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf, 10 Elm street.
L. NJ DUSSELDORF.
cash FOR CL0THING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having east of clothing furniture to dispose of
receive the utmost value in cash sending the store
through the post S. Cohen, Hudson
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
r EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies and gentlemen obtain good price for the
above articles by sending through post otherwise to j.
THOMPSON. 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

DR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT.-DIsEAsua
~ cured with unexampled celebrity. Never any fslrIee
The secret Of his success the Unfortunats Friend Asd
substance that arrests disease almost by miracles The
only speedy and satisfactory Of Once eernsY
Of Canal street and Broadway not the medicine store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

CORPoRATIoN NOrIcE.-PuBLlC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the occupant
eopsnt of al houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged
the office of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
four feet wide through the sidewalks Of Sixth street,
between avenues and D. The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situad
Nos 33 355 37, 1859 and 36l and ward No. 207. All per-
whose interests affected by tho above named
ent and who opposed to the either them
to present their in writing to the
thirty days from the date CT this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department July
III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

ERANKLIH MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea ProYristor:-Ths above establishment. 10
the Of c,ss,ic .na 0rign.
tste together with variety Of beautiful performances.
Fer full particulars SEQ bills each day AdmsonSeats
in private boxes 80 stage seats with cushioned
chairs 37 cents bczes % cents; gallery l21s cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

NEW YORK DRAMATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
above society viii hhye their regular performance
the Olympic Theatre Broadway, Thursday, July lf,
All tickets distributed for the Brooklyn Museum for
j. LESLIE Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
H day except Saturday. Fare - cents each way. The
sea steamer BUFFALO Captain Hancox win leave foot u
Hammond street a7Js o'clock; Spring street ati Grand
turning by T. ". A band OF musc viii be on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

nR. WARDS UNPORTUNATES FRIENDLY CCR m
~ the best evidence then there no sdicine &c b
compared to this Thousands tell you xevsY
would have got well without it, Now taken by Ses
without discovery Free from Immediate
death to the disease Oce corner Of Canal street saa
Broadway; not in the m dicine store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
L States mail steamship HUMBOLDT .. Lines esn-
land the mails and passengers saturday July 3lst
twelve o'clock, from Pier No. North river Prices Of
wanted dnrn shs voyage should be board
chandre will be received board after Thursday July
10Th. An experienced surgeon attached to the ship Fer
'tssA' MORTIMER EiyTNGsToN. Agent, 80 Broadway.
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COOPERATION N0TICE-FUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby gwen, that petone have presented in
tke 5oira ~ Aldermen for IN Greenwich street.
from Liberty TO cSI:sSS. s:.ee snd az, in Eish:esnh
res.ea having oolec.iore thereto. requested TO present
the same in writing to the Engneer ST tbis ofe.
fore Goth nRt. NICHOLAS DEAN President,
Cro:Qr AGneduo. naIar.moLt. July y. lS52
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

MO FEE TILL CCRED.-DR. COBBETT, 10 DUANE
~ street may be eonkden;iay consulted disease
TWENTY In his speciality of the profession astas
him to general debility The victims of quaeke.y ear
Apply to him With the certainty OF having their
perly treated. Dr. c. Is member Of tho N r UnivsIssy
y. b. obGerve the name and number, as there h;ss
No. 10 on the other side CT Chatham street.
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TIE STEAMBOAT FRANCIS sKIDDY WILL LEAVE
the foot ofJGy street. for Albany Monday cdnes-
dsy and Friday, at O'clock A. NJ Fare to Albany si;
PoghIeepse ceuts Hudson IS cents. Landing at West
Point N.wburg, Poughkeepsie Hyde Park ingston Cats
hill, and Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

They all class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded bv of experience in Tho
trade The price passage $780, without wines liquors.
Goods sent to the subscribers viii - swardsd free from
any charges bnt those actually inou rrst
BOYD HINCKEN. Agyr4s. l6I Pearl street.
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NoTICE.--rHE SEVEN PER CENT WATER LOAN
~ Of the city Of New York. due and payable
Gay q Aygsst ~ will be paid T. the cg@gtreers once
said loan will .he first day OF August, 1862
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
Comptroller's Office. New York, July 10, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

CAST OFF CLOTHING ANE FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having clothing furniture,
swery dispose Of obtain fair cash price,
pr the subscriber at bis residence or through the POST
L. N. DUSSELDORF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

WA7cHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, Of
foreign ufacure bearing the cf
manufacturers, will BE- hereafter admitted in England IN
Of which French sAd SWISS watches 10 siy
ont mourning the risk Is heretofore Of being ss< ~ re
English custom house.
brought with British goods. Through hills Of
lAding are given in Havre for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICALT REA.
- tise," &c. Once honrsgto Y A. M, and to r. NJ.
Sunday excepted No. GA3 Houston street. near Wooster
The Treatise price 80 cents is sold at Sam street. Me-
Aktor House and at the authors Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the America

The Alps the second OF the Cunard line OF steam
ships, launched at Dumbarton on Tuesday the 18th
long complete and will be quite ready to sail for New
York on the advertised day.
nearly caused the loss OF two Russian war steamers
The Civilization, Of Brussels, OF the 18th is full Of asser
Of England On reaching London with mig hty army Of
warehouses; destroy the navigation OF the Thames by
sinking vessels filled with masses Of stonei levy
sens MssS sa d. sas ana hSss
perdious Albion lick the dust he is to annex Belgium and
correspondent Of the LONDON Times asserts that Louis
Napo:eon in one OF the few unguarded moments ever
known to him, heard TO excam: The catastrophe Of
Waterloo shall be nvengedn
A Reroution iu Australta.-Thc London Times SAYS
Wecan look to nothing the infatuated perseye.
rance in the present system than an earlier dis
graceful, and disastrous separation between this
country and Austria ian than between her and hcr
American colonies. sral
The London Times long article in denuneiation
1rriral Of M fnsersou-The Hon Joseph Ingersol.,
the newly appointed American Minister to this country,
was amongst passengers that arrived here Wedne.
day by the Arctic The honorable gentleman waited
upon mfr the Se,pSs Assa Cham HAM
ster on his invited him to dine with the
q s o
entered the duties Of his oee as he could
Mr. Webster had informed him. before nc len the
United States that difficulty would or could arise with
Great Brtein on the fishery question -. .l
We understand that the diplomatic functions OF the Hon
Abbot Lawrence present Minister terin ates to-day
NLi1e, 7ao 1e1e,r ", oei i. !,
Thearicals in Europe.-Madame Hertz, pianist to the
King of Denmark, is about to yisitthe United States
M silsbcc, American comedian, is reengased
at the Adelphi Theatre. London for twelve months;
the English metropolitan theatres, also Throughout the
Mdlc Zeger who making great sensation in that city
The report OF the dangerous Madame vestris is
%aaae Celeste and Mr. ebstsr Commence their winter
season. at the Adepha theatre, London, in few days
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Commissioners of Elections.

THE following named persons been appointed Com.
precincts in this county for Electors Of President and Vice
~ court OF Ohio county, and John Knote John l. Eo and
OF This Com5monwcaith t ;h oy te o'etnSa
Court House, to wit: ' ~
For District No. /, at Brotherton's Tavern
Andrew Yates, Robert Williamson, Abraham Bea-
gle, John E. Sisson, and Charles Baguley. ab
For same District, at Samuel NJ Connells house.
Samuel Oldham, Samuel Kimmons, John Hall,
William Milligan and Jones Robinson.
For District No. 2, at Washington L. Bgg's
house, West Liberty.-MaSon NJ. Dunlap, Robert
Mcfarland, Jonn Steel John Brady and VIM. B.
Curtis. 80 ?" n
For District No. 3, atthe School house in Akin
son School District.-David Atkinson Thomas
McCord, John B. Wilson, Samuel C.sFarmer and
Henry Crawford. 80 - ~ - - y g -.
For same District, at Woods Run. School house.
james Kelley, Alex. A. Allison, Samuel McCol-
loch, Isaac Kelley and William Nc Curdy.- -,
For District No. 4, at Fosters Tavern in Tria-
circumstances Vance, Noah H. Garrison, Jacob
Gooding, Adm. Bedillion and Hugh NIilligan.
Samuel Irwin, Simeon D. Woodrow, Thomas
G. Culbertson, Lewis Steenrod and Michael Swee-
For District No 6, at the Court House-John
knote, John Q. Eof, George w. Sights, Walter
G.. Scott and Robert Hamilton - l1
For District No Z, at the Fourth Ward Hose
House enjamin Exley, Alexander sHadden, Lo-
renzo D. Wait, Daniel ". Tharp and F. W. Bas-
sett.i y g 3 7 'sEs.-.s,s. > d1EE ssbO.s
q For District No, 8, at the Fifth Ward School
houSe,-Alexander A. Quarter, Christopher S.
Lambdin, Beverly M. Eoff, George Hartman and
James Sweeney NV OK
For same District at the School ,house in South
Wheeling or Ritchietown.-Samuel OFT, Will
liam Kryter, John Montgomery, Lloyd G. Hughes
and Thomas G. Stephens. 'zsf'i-''" ~: - ~
The three first named at each precinct ap.
pointed to supentend the election of for President
and Vice President and the whole appointed super.
inland the election OF representative in Congress- ION
Oct 10, 1Sd2-1wd-wfei sIs 5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
U-The Philidelph ians are paying full honors

U-The hilidelph ians are paying full honors
to Madame Sontag. The Bulletin says. ,.
About midnight. Of Wednesday, fine serenade
was given to Madame Sontag, in front of the hotel.
As it had not beeniannounced, there no unu-
sual gathering, and calculated to anoy the
distinguished artist in the slightest degree On the
close she appearedo on the balcony with several of
her friends. She was instantly recognized and
cheered by those aDund her. She bowed her ad-
acknowledgements, and thanked the serenaders for
their attention, wishing them all good night. An
enthusiastic individual close to the balcony took
upon himself to respond and, waving his hat in the
air, shouted "Good night, Madame Sontag!'' Some
ardent politician, in whom the enthusiasm of the
election had not subsidized, put in "Three cheers
for Jake PetersI' and another added, zone for
Keck The appositeness ofthese cries did not seem
to be altogether understood by Madame Sontag,
who then Withdrew, and tie crowd dispersed in
good order. .s- pa ~ ret
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Very Valuable
Real Estate for sale!

ONE THIRD OF Lot number 49, and one third Of Lot 80
fronting tho East side OF Main street. inie dately
South OF the Housc and being the which
frame building is erected in the occupancy Mad.
anne Scgunr and Others q
ALSo-Lot numbered Three in square six, on the East
side OF Main South of Quincy ST. This very val.
and situated nearly opposite where the Ticket
Office will located at the depot OF the Baltimore Ohio
Rail Road Co. % Es-St % ~ tt...1 az s.
ALso-A very desirable Dwelling House the West
Fourth street. located or the best neghbor.
hoods in the city This House is in perfect order.
fitted with all the modern improvements such Bath
room, water closets, gas fixtures, DC. Isif
Also. third % Lot one in square one being twenty
two feet front on Wucrstrcet, osXhich erected two
story brick house, and being the same in the oc
lcuCancy OF Stein & Brother. . lbs ftgiGE0& =1s
Applyto : -sE FRANCIS r.. ARMSTRONG.
nrftS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
HAMILTON RYNE."
-. ' From the Tribune
The Irishmen Of New Hampshire and the
-tH'I Sham Democracy.

From the Tribune
The Irishmen of New Hampshire and the
tI Sham Democracy.
The following document comes to us from Mr..
Quinn, of South Newmarket, N. H.; it shows What
are the feelings of Irishmen in that State toward
the Sham Democracy and its candidate:
"The undersigned having examined the words
on the Journal of the Convention convened for
the purpose of amending the Constitution of this
State in 1850, cannot find an instance where
franklin Pierce, during the debate on the religious
test, said one word in favor of aholshing it, and
we therefore fully substantiate the statement Of
VIM. E. Robinson, of New York, on this point;
and we further say that we defy the whole Demo-
cratic party to show where Franklin Pierce did at
any time from the adjournment of the Convention
in..December, 1850, to March, 1851, when the vote
was taken on the adoption of the Constitution, say
anything in favor of abolishing said test, and we
further say that we hold the Democratic party res
ponsible for retaining tina. odious test.g This is
disgrace to our State and country, and we will use
all our political strength against them until this
test is removed. lsil& a-'osa gfte,N
[Signedl PATRICK QUINN, New Market q Z
PATRICK BYRNE, Dover. ' ,aii,
The undersigned know the above named to be
Catholics of responsibility, and place fulLreiance
in what they state to be true. i-+tt =
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rIaE UNITED sTArEs -
LIFE INSURANCE.

annuity and trust Compan,
Home Office S Ecorner Third and Chesmui SIS Fly
.s.....- r...... DORSEY d ARTHUR tarsss:: Il
OFFICE: No. % Main street, Wbssrs
THIS is guile the only Company in the United S.
proposes to pay its dividends in cash 10 its my
This company do not deal IN scrip dvidends p,visa
convenient, but make every cent OF profits ay,,,
members, If preferred, in cash on demand 5-ss,
Capital and premiums liable fur loss is ov,, e..
and constantly increasing. e'S
Premium payments can be made with Referee.
convenience OF parties opening policies with tbe
Policies will be ISSUED for the benefit OF marris
and children, free from the claims OF the rerreen,
her husband, or any Of his creditors. -
IN UJ-Thc original amount of policies will be redp,,
time, to suit the pleasure ofinsured parties,
U5sPolicies OF two more years standing viii i,
chased upon urrcnder- r-r,. t-., - =
The liberality of the travelling license is peeu;,,
company, permission being granted 10 cross he Az
any season OF the year, in first class steamers nv =
packets. free ofeXtra charge. h.. -.,rt. - - "
The first object OF the plan presented is 10 m..,,
provision to meet the first motive 10 insure All y.
consideration should be paramount to all otheis n
prompt payment OF losses as they occur af,er Nd;
make such additions OF profits 10 the policy a.
siye gains OF the company will justify, or pay .Ib
its nienlbe re- in cash on demand. Z I III, Ts1a
STEPHEN X. CRAwFORD. pn.,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice President.
Charles e. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer
Actuary, Pliny Fisk ig.t'a Dan '.ottzasts
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul Il. Goddard, NJ. D. William PEPPER. Y
alexander G. Hart, NJ. y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

CANVASS BLOWN DowN.-At Berlin, a small
town in Michigan. during the exhibition of cir
Gus company lately, heavy storm came up while
the canvass was crowded, and blew down the tent,
the pole in its descent, crushing one woman and
breaking the limbs of several other persons compo-
sing the audience. 1t is plovidential that during
the fright which ensued, and among the dense
throng, more injury was not done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

U-ASenic is used by the peasantry of Lower
Austria in small portions every morning as the
Turks use opium. The arsenic eaters begin with
about gran and increase to three, and even four.
The effect is to render the consumer fat and rudy,
and the practice is often adopted by lovers to please
their sweethearts.. '' "AE Es1E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Whig Meetings.

W.T.. WILEY, the Peoples candidate for Con-
gress, and T. NJ. GALI.y, Wing Elector, will ad-
dress the people of this Congressional District at
the following times and places: U
Sistersvile Wednesday, Oct. 20, at O'Clock, p. 81.
Middlebourne, Thursday" 81,
Centreville, Friday. \" %,
Wellsburgh, Monday, %, (Court day) "
Wheeling, Tuesday, &c.
West Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 2 o'clock P. ~.
Bethany, u,
Freeman's Landing, Thursday, Oct. %. 6 o'clock.
New Manchester, Friday, 29,
New Cumberland, 29,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

uTAn old subscriber to the Alexandra Gazette
has fine dog which shows intelligence and train
ing by punctually, every morning, keeping watch
for the faithful and attentive carrier and upon see
ing him squares off, runs TO him, receives the pa
per in his mouth, and trots off with it, delivering it
into the hands Of his master. stG ~. IF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Mercantile Night School.

M X. NICHOLS has taken the rooms over Messrs OFT
!A & Greers Store, where he will give instruction
young men al others in Book keeping business and
mental Penmanshp branches of education as are
taught in public Schools.
Call and examine specimens OF Pcnmanshp, &c.
HS Terms made known Mt his rooms. Oct13-1wd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
New Boots and Shoes.

WM. DOC, IbI Hdfn StTeet, WReeEi,
now opening the first lot OF his Fall and WINS ,
- 81 Boots and Shoes, which embraces ever ltlsi
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes Ia Is;
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an ,,p-s
ment. -fls - - sag
90. This stock is eXclusi vey New York and ph,...
make; the latest style and best stock and workmsI5
both cities; it is warranted and guaranteed both S,u
kcrs and the undersigned. Particular attention
the article OF ladies travelling boots. WV E0I
seD2j g. 49, ~ z = |pFtss