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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
CINCINNATI ItydrePPthie OF
Ta+aT Cure fE,afah1iahmen

lHB institution is now open the reception or
padens. Itis located about five miles tIom me city
ION Cincinnati Dayton Railroad, in the rear and at
tSs distance tho Miami Canal in the front,
erng easy OF tp those 9 enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution 80, .,,.s.y.. a "a
nsl moro pleasing variety scenery than spreads itself
beiore the travelled all the waY Gom Cincinnati 70 tho
S9Ts S.n9;ifii 9Se,s Seyond nS inscription
The large and 6eeT me tas5s
Interior combined witt tho numerous i5 @
present The Halls are sxfsn.
ye the Rooms spacious and inviting, where, the invalid
can can IangT The Bed Rooms are Wei
and neatly i1rTshed THO Bath are ample and CON:
eysfS tt IN son6seti6n vii tuition theIets
Gyhasium Hail. SCI t2ng. ThsIs petisnts
stre6fth By hsSItsig tThs springs which mt
l The MStst oL9ss on EayoIIy bed they ssns
forth water cold and Inc country anu ~
III and variety OF scenery Athings combined we
not think desirable place, for those seeking
having lad much experience In the tteamsnt
disease for many years besa Leave to p9Se
those committed to his care Mrs PEAsE, who has ioI
several years. 9egosS her attention 70 1se oy
for important station will take special charge
mSss sat bSns Of female Beauty heath and apphess
which Is TrostrSting the energies and thc use:
this Ihstituion successfully Of OF
supporters OF any kind To this subject we
perform perfect cure. Z. =. 80 a.
Persons visiting Cure by the !yay OF the 0tel1nat
Hamilton and Dayton RRilr0adg w stop at the
station Patients are gequesed 70 bring two
nnnptitv Of Old linen, suitable for bandaSes $500
TERas-The for Board, Msdisa anu tIs s
weeEiy EStra attendance viii sdseet the to a
nd ~ 10 spend length OF time la the 1nsttu
ton transient persons viii be charged two dollars per
daS; ;oI 10 vs dollars will be charged for the first
examination. - ass lilt-33-sis3
FOR iut'nep .' 20 - D. A. PEASE, MD
s-,-7t .-'s ~ Proprietor and Physician.
j IA milton CO.. ohfo.y % - si,l,i tanE24.
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QUINCY. FOUNDRY :.
Corner lTnin ~ nI,d -. 9ul5Tncy RI, stI

WHEELING Va. '~ -
IHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com.
peted their extensive eStablshment are prepared TO
furnish the public with every variety OF work IN their line
ner fronts fire iron stands CO. ovens, common, rouEdi
and straight barred CRATES. is iriilE iG,l
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SToVRs, IL
Including and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor Chamber and Paor stoves, romS4 90 to S01.
Hoovvvare ali its branches Sugar kettles, OF yaTt
sizes, and everything In tho domestic line wholesale
and retail. .,rI IL 5,gl, a. ,sl.li,- L.. = ,,. J.
and Most Improved assortment OF patterns, our long
peTienoe in this line business and tho liberal patronage
hitherto received warTantps to expect continuation OF
custom in this part or business Wind mill, hay scale,
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small wagon castings
:" sO'i esS : i5IoIJ15 IsS AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. iI
We are prepared 10 furnish the patent ever patent hill
side Crane Bull Hornet Snders DC We have also se
cured at this trne the exclusive right to manufacture OF
iGIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono OF tho most improved
implements IN aarHing at the present day. -
rails and for cemeteries, houses gardens
yerandas &c PorteTs Improved graduating twyere or
Ifon-we sccuredt the patent for several ePun
ties for this useful iron and can exhibit
from the United States ArnoIy, &eas possessing
for acitating the Bicksnths abors, which no other
possesses Window caps, consoles dc. In short every.
scrrpers porch feet Vaut eelleTs, window and sewer
gratings &c wrought iron, nail, and spikes, Of tho bcs
quality and at the lowest prices. siisl1aT u
u1Persons wiahiig purchase In our line, wholesale
or retail will please eve call. ALI orders from tho
country will he careny to and punctuRy filed
lSErnnirou nnrohased at market prices, s-Iosi -E
s,iS5f N f sSe HAMILTON & RoGRRS., b
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Patronfzc Your own Mann.
faetureS.
Wbaa1iDo SILK Faoforu

A MERICAN Silk, mlluflotuTed into supeHor and sub.
stantil articles OF the various fabrics now In USE at
GlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
inr Tho curious sue matters invited to call
tho process manufacturing, and those wishng to
chase Silks wholesale Teta can be supplied reason
able terms at Gis Store adjoining tho Factory at a.
All Adai .S!Forbs', A. o. FaiIohlld's, BaTsh & Tay
IloTis and %. w. HeiSIds, Wheeling Va aud at James
Riehardson's FuTlishins Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o..
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
Al the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Pba and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
nancturing and stock Is now large and eeasobe,
comprising many RAtins, vestngs dress
silks; fnEes cr1vats, handkeTehie OF white, black
paid figured and printed all the newest styles made OF
twined silk, twed and plain Also shirts, dr1wers
and half hose for gentlemen. .i'ss'i ~
Please call and patrOniIe this important branch
lean manufacture prompt.
MercESntSblo Coeoons and Reeled silk bought.
|. q ~ ~ 49,. IOHN-tN, GIL.
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RooLS. Stationary, Variety Goods, &e,
lHE Subscriber thankful the liberal eHten.
ed to him. begs to request the attention
10 his present large and well selected
ing school Medical, Theological, Histosa, end S
oeilaneoua books Plain and Fancy tationarJs S1k
,ooJs wall ana Window PRreTs, and Variety Goods-
To Merehailts TeacherS School Trustees ana otCeFS
wishing topurchas6 In iquantt VIII
be offered in prices aud ferns x AL hihosi,
Rags takenin exchange or paid ior IN AZ tue
rates fss5 John II. THOMPSON,
Apy Of az ts 81 Monroe Street.
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: TTso7 ~, = IHerohants

- & &, KNoxshsyibS Withdrawn from ths firnl OF
M McCiallen, KNOX Co, the Iemaini partners hayc
associated with them Mr. u lbrother o s.
@assuming the style OF Me eclaIsns and Knox.
r,6nI INFORM their old customers fwhO
S Iong and literally sustained them) all Oherdeal
eTs in Boots and Shoes that their Fa Stock win be ary
ing rom the ION to ths ast of Septe mber. 81
fsnv been selected with the eatest and bought
for cash they daer that in their Fall Stock OF
saSs and Shoes they 6an ols0ut Inducements In quality
Anil niC stmeTiO To any ever offered in the markell To
Country their way east they would be pleas.
er stock and post them fnprices earIesslr
with the markets Of Baltimore and
fPhiIadeipIias. y EssP5l MccLAILRNS 6EKHo&.
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r. S- sonet itnes meet with men who
seem to think any indtl in natleeton
ate feeling is akuess Ehey Iettn l59lll
Journey and treat their families with distant dlg
nify. and move among their dren Wit the cold
io Ptend5r Of teeBeE ssSoasa Tl1n ,,n
natural ,sight on earth than eneee families
without heart "A father better
boys eyes than take away his ,4lll slin.
has experieneed the Joys nd % iles
sy1na Inv and latfection woul not pse all
Riot Is beautiful IN scepeI thaR ps ,oegso
Of the hidden pf hs a.s s1..
,,6,T! Mare best lions, indulge ~ tns
Van and eSsbif and eIlotiors q hlal'
psSsntai ss ala and loyes asEeak-
Iness5 cod love; lore God ana ese
reacii your ldren 10 loves
II the foss, the love then %
lave fief God Let De the stdied soelscs q
fheir domestic culture 70 ZEN
s,1 ant sffeetions Bind
81 IN tbose strong cords YOU cannot ma ae mem
too stroti, S.;
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M.ITAMI MEDICAIi COLLEGET @


OF Cincinnati-SesHion Of 1S6235S,
ETIHE regular eourse of Medical Lectures in this gpstl
L tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four Inonths.i
slif = -. n poAEp or TR uGrEEs! !! !: g ,,ja
Rev. G. BIIIoTT. u. D., PreAt dent Of HE Board
s Q. NJ. .LANGnoN&,Ai NJ. y, Seeretary o.. b"1 81
Hon. G. D. COFFIN. 'ti 'lt 6i5AiJ Hni.'R tGs
r.. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. D.. .a1.=astrrt .gis sH-H 20
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. T..iI.,..7. .4j +
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
E. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. tA 1'aIt'f -t T.
GEO. MENDENHALII N. n.apg.s ? - ~ iaUi Is
The Faculty Is composed OF the following gentemeni
N MusSEv, NJ. d. Professor of Descrpti We and Oper
alive Surgery.
JouN DAVIS, D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy,
Jons WnITE, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and az rrPe
Go SESpESnALL, M H. Professor of Obstetrics 6nd
Diseases OF Women and hiIdrGn. l' 10 yitgbtt.4
Ions A. MURPHY, n. D Professor OF Matcria TMedea
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence, -. - :,
C. G, CoNE0Vs NJ. D., Professor OF institutes OF Mea
cine p" ..1f - :.
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some 1mPQrtan
sneciaies in Medicine and Surgery, will bc given during
lhe month or Octobet. Those lectures will beifee Stu
lnntg RTe RytYsed commence with couIBes .l
THE TDISSKGTlNG ROOMS, under The Super vision Q
tho Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy Will be opeeu on I'M
1st OF October, 'i =. r. ., y, -. -, -, =, ! 4.
Dissecting Ticket so. Graduation Fec S26. g1rral
fof latlhss Ani'' 'iN4''U t!P. JuDKlNs NJ. d.
r Dean OF tho Faculty.
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Aauioe Is young nGenl

/ Are YOU stepping on the thtesholdof life? Sc
cure a good moral character Without virtue you
cannot Iberespected; without tntegnty and soonety
YOU can never rise to distinction and honor,.1s
/ Be careful lest too warm desire OF dlstlnct on
should deceive you into pursuits that may cover
you with Shame, by setting your slncapacity ana
slender abilities in full Light. .sdgs iaif.gi iaE
People who haye the rashneSs tp intrude INTO sta
tions without proper authority and the feqnlslte
pfeparation for the Services of the puhlies h6tonly
involve Others In loss but isubieut themselves to
ridicnle, s sdi as ~ u ii,ilf III 't.YIctE
The tricky, deceitful and dishonest are rarely
prosperous; for when confde is wtthdfawnip pow
5s iliEeiy IA folloN5 -it5as sis ,bsszsf sSs
s1fRe shortest and su1est way to with honor in
the world, is to be in reality what we would appear
to be. ,5 II. s,.I * ,.,s \. To-.
practiced in matters where all should be ialr and
omen as the day. confidence be restored
any more than you can restcre the white bl9qm TO
the grape or plum that you have once pTessSsd IN
yonr hand. :.
Error Is the cause of mans misery the corrupt
principle that has produced epis in us
this which begts and cherishes IN onT souls all the
evils that afflict us, and we tue
and solid happiness, but by d serous ende TO
ayoidit. ii'!f ita ~ =. 70 engI.
Falsehoodsis otonly one of the most harAlatin
vices but sooner rlater It If most ssFta e lead
/ to serious crimes. ,,.,.s,... (, is1...,..'
lpeteney ms few years The greatest mis-
Zeal not rightly directed, perneio1us; teL IS "
makes good cause better 50 It makes pa9 cause
worse.
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N#U=MBER7s
POETR. Y..l...... -
a Little Thought.
a. szt yIRoMlA snlrn.

"a IL
stf iqr-s, .11L VIRGINIA SMITH, y. - '..stsss1
Where the sweet waters met 2. sssiiT sss
Gr1eefully sweeping,
5yl ~ t!t Lay the white violet
Peacefully sleeping -;'a a1fl s Y 4
And star shadow lell, ~. FL r. ,,,,,s. ,it.s.
s... ..i-l Slvery cleaning, ~
Sot on the sIowy dell c5iii.' ssfs1 st21b
fiiys .Bissnlly dreaming.
Storm sns 9Sas dIx.SI9 iSHe 9e sd
- = Came deep tB6ndsF.tons 10 aslted all
-. ThrSGsb @ @tty they ai4 hiMssIRS so SSs ,puDiteIhB
A- ~. 0iCud banners waving.u IL, <t.-fsdr ~.
n5. D, Aarahaled the tempests rude
Ahgrily raying. IN 9tt7E 7ani!S3i
Morn Ger the bilows shone, tip.ad
4nU IS PiayfaIy rowing ~ "a - 81 -1,. ,i,;S-,
y " Lovely "a and S IoSiSsf FSt n0Th q III 4s5
IS t1.IaA Far down the chilly tide Il IA ,.
Broked aud faded, y. -Sss19tI+4
2ia5 Wanders the tairy's pride, l,sl ss,ai sl4
sEelsa4s sd Lorp and degraded. so -
y mlPIli Thus on tho storm of years ss 40 ,-t,l,
& -. . - Youth lisa blossom,
Hope, lile the star, apPeara 10 ziis 10
aa.9p-i5 Bright onits bosom. f
gas s5uFi. % GFRltering never, -e .gs,f s,,lt+
h. - SORROW the tempest crowd,
SBlightinBit everi Fi-. ,rt9i 7fsst
StH9 Yit --T-74-=TriT- e-e----=---, 81 Z, t,-J
q Can't Do Without Paper.
" AssoIaLoeuv--Brl t'oxE OF THE 1rEor1E"gslos
80. swhatl DO without psper No, ataai" a az
So. to subscribe FOR one, iii CO., - = ~
p l't Nor wait until tomorrow. - taGens % 4Eda
90 Should lovers hang or drown themselves, "a ,,;o
M 1heNerget to hear ofitI-s al tttegHiE eri1Rnr
i.lo,, Il do not take the paperl,
S there's my nifSighSsT rs Toby Stout m
And having news to talk about, T.! asinsNWsv
whl PeESs otSsrsg s'ss ssMs sas IL sa6a eana osda
lup His mind Is light as yapor; gss-t, .,,,, ,,4
The cause Is plain to half an eye- - 49,
t''i' he always takes the paperl G- +i Flll9 aFEd
u = " biIs bh6r c,or+ 1. .t t,iIsls
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n ocnI, and EfaXeIIinE agents Wnnted for
III PopIar and Usc1l books blished oALlFQR.
NIAlIfIUSFRHTED, inelndin adoscdpti of the "a.
mama and Nicaragua routes with 4S sp9erb Tinted Ltho
graphs, 324 pages, svo.i price s. This work. by J. NJ
Let's been adiudged by the unanimos voice OF inc
press to be practical and intensely
terestng volume that has yet been upon golden
tbce Since tho publication of Stevens Journal tIsS
els no work that has snch Thinning
sensation 1t and
with incidents Of the most amusing In the IAN
81 one f tho city edtu lit Is a perfect dagerre'
otype Of lor1n tSkRn by the light Of MONDAY
Also Ir eachs gteat work on Mediotnet slshJ.
CAEsPRAOTICE AND FAMILY. RH HYSlGlAN,iS w pa
Tes 900 SYot sheept price Dr. beacn u at
al b eoiecte in this 6ountTY such was
he that eRhteen thousand copies oil thI Work
ssrs Tnfad in one edition. Also DE- c. 1mmond,s
tSTif practice MEnlCAI1IN,
HSpASATION FOR THE MILLION, or TBUB B9UlDEi
T 8RAGTH, 12mo., cloth, 2S pages price 81 og cloth
ar ,nansr coyeTs; fourth thousand AID, WOMAN IN
b RiOIIS RRLA 0NSAaeons: ring practical rales
Nv 4 females their eonct i'm the detail OF
ery domestic duty; royal 1sno, red cloth
M 63 cents This should bstn the hands
of,efy especially the young Such t5tts popsarltS
three copies have bFan sold the
Li6n Newly alone wi bin very slg mont
0rerH for books above EdyeTtisf, WIFI cash or
accompanying, viii be promptly filled prepaid 70
ehyPaI1 ,dIsss iSis -'sf' ROBERT p. YOUNG, M
EaIus i5 II jI ~. ~: Successor to VIM. Holdledge)
Nc. Jag Fulton street, New York city:
sviEg tns Advertisement two o., LhIee IN
serions entire viii be euedto copy OF lie
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-. d fHL. =. -
H. eorleetioH ,iM ns Clertana and cfneMNaf RatlSo5d
CIsreEand and Erie r. r., Cleveland and Pis6Argh r. RI
aHd Michigan CeHtHdt r. Il. .i.,.,i al1:pf tsff
PassengeTs win be teketed through from point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from therof those places any point on
Michigan lf-atAf
This line win bs composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. 7
CLEVELAND. CAPT. Y. u. STAHARp
FOREST CITY. 80. Cart. L. a. PIERoE
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening @ o'clock, arriving In both
cities the following morning in season the morning
trains for ChcaS6 Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh and
Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Cleveland IN the following order;
' FOREST CILY ~ it y
Monday. Wednesday,. .fIluay
,ii s55i t.ta.g CLEVELANDa. - u IL Fi r
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
And win leave Detroit:
Monday wednesdAy. Friday
pr senis,tv rt FOREST CITY alt .,H
.saturaSy
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds freight from Cleveland to olDetrOit, Mackdnaw
sant st Marie Saginaw and all ports Lake Michigan
i'''Sa iin OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST LOUIS
will compose tho lie until the boats aTeTeady.
~ .1lGs ~ a.. u AGENTS. t{te ..g.tf4 .,lqr Il,
/. g, BRADBURN 6. Co., Cleveland,
PITTkAN, ,TROWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit.
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IIal9fIWMs COWDEN f-
DAGUERREOTYPIST,

Roo,N CO. Monroe srset 6etiaserf ne Esw HbtE the
fHE5 Fa5's - Court HotLss.igi1fa 20 49, -s.|i
kencssea tRksnin any required shade, and coored to
represent tho living complexion by new style OF co0Tng
warranted to de Pictures Of all sizes, both Sin
gle and IN groups put up in plain and fancy the
lowest pTees kenesses Of ldren accurately taken
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KEILSS "a CALDWELL,

KELLS & GjCAIIDWELL, =
(sucCEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. q COZ %
Importers and Wholesale dealers In DruBs,
medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No.s3, UNION BUILDINGS MAIN ST.
AvING purchased entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL. DC would
respeey solicit the patronage Of dealers and tho public
generally, y All goods warranted. .rl 100.
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending 10 favorable Consideration our successors,
Messrs KelS Caldwell have hesitation In saying
that our former eomers and dealers generally, will
ceye that attention and Accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
go 2 '.lTI .. JAS. PAULL& co.
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Topp e. DENOL.
NEW FIRM.

n NEW FlhII. ..HW NJ ~
90 MEsSRs. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN C CO.,
la having purchased the entire stock OF Stoves Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF 7. e. Culbert.
Ses SON, would respectfully inform the citizens of
wheeling and vicinity, that they Will cerry on
he business or manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware which they have constantly on hanl goo
asSorten for wholesale Retail; very low for cash;
All persons wishing purchase would do well to and
see us al No. 1e Union St, at this old and well known
stand heretofore occupied by T. G. CnlbeTtson
Partic1iar attention paid 70 repairing
Wheeling Aug 21. CAYWooD. CONRLIN &Go
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WHEELING, VA IsATU az NJ ORNIN q.
CITY a.B BTTSINESS.
TIN &T t5TTEE1'' IRON 7IV.AIEF Il
Manufactory.

THANKEUt for the liberal pat htonage heretofore
II bestoIse hf the SnbsEJbeT tbdld Tespectful
y inform his friends the public generally that c
to manufacture the named articles In
all their variety OF which always good as.
sortment for yvholsSaennd retail at very
He also keeps hand, cooking stoyes or the APP
proved pate tns for COAL 6nd wood. a s0;ls ii'J
JobwnIkw receive his particular attention
and be executed with pr0mptne8 and In style that will
enge4 ,.e,s .to.lssal YARNBY, no. 8, Main St
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New Music Store.
sign of thc Greeinn TFigOnunl, No. 100
- nIrnin AlPnRl.

s.Hs-1 al j. J.eFICKIESoN would respectfully
EEf-ZEf to tho citizens o! Wheeling and VI
III II NJ 1cInitys that he has just opened new and
uB u " elegant establishment The sale OF ViOlins.
Guitars. Yionceus, Rlagoets, Flutes Rfes. Aecerde
ons, Bauios and TamboTines. Brass Instruments the
instruction books for all kinds Instruments, for
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also, the
newest Songs Duets, etc. and tho very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings .tHirlft 1r- ~
CIarunn Rccs Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards
Etws for ViOlincelo and Violin.
a. Kct ers Furniture POLISH for renovEting varnished
FuFfitnrc such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. .. t..
Also sale by the Agent for Kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
O the first and Gture In the United States such
as Nuns and ClaTk's grand and squire Panos ]. b. Dun
HAMS HaIlet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C.
Agent for the mako OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MclOdeons.
a fIe lowest prices. % Nii4aE I ufy a l. H.
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OLEVRhANDoAND ,FIETSRuRG RAIL
l---s u Road.
49, 81

49, Esst assst E.9a;E
amer Ws5nssd5y June 10Th 1s52 P9ssenssr
Leave Cleveland at $50 NJ, Express train for Wells
Xe and stations 04G
Leaves Rayenna 700 A. NJ Train for
Leaves welisvilis at 1886 p NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations. ?
with the following lines, to wit: At Hudson, with the
Akron for Falls and Aroni at
Aliance With the Ohio and PenIsy yania Rail
ROadj at BSyard wit hacks for Dover New
any FOR St PITS $40 a. NJ, Express Erain
from Cleveland connects at elsylIlS Tththe
at the same
FARE nom Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
sylSanih Railroad. 81, ,0O!t;ili7i tli.i H. l.Leg
cevelSnd 70 Pittsburgh, byway of Welsylle'
are eEeted through and their baggage is
t5T5sh S ad Sl M o,
Cleveland st Ws9ys with the sPIe9SedI sds 5d
Wheel the adns and aIriS
Ing Gt Nvheeling early the some evening Il
sSns a. ma With ts Ohio
and Pennsy Alliance and a. Hudson with
PassenEers leaving Pttsburg at o'clodk, A. NJ, and
Wheeling at oieoek a VIII take the i2;S2 e: NJ; N Il
ie to connect With the Lake Steamers for New York;
4is1fes Detroit Chicago Racine MlIwff8e NM f8
p PasSeSEers leaving WHEELING, or PITTSBURGH in
the 6Ing this route arEye at Cleveland t9s ssmo
following can be In New or
Ss Train having RSvenna at O'Clock,
Connects At Hudson with the Akran Branch k9l
Road ana reaches in time TO connect with the
T1eIbns T9Eins RsfHss S1a the soS 59f
Aecomrnod ON Iraln leaving Sieve 1--we
and Columbus at Cleveland, and the
F'Ie1shk s Il 3 R r otFteE JoHNDURAND.
~ Cleyeland, June II, ,e'62 81 o" isuperntendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-20
-eIsTEAM M. MARBLE WORKS,

~ NIbIEAII' IMAfbIlII WOhhpJ
q !'s.t.sG s sGm66. MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TINHE SUBsCRlBRR having made extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
emplang the erection of Steam works, he would invite
the attention OfA Tchitects Builders and the IN
eral TO the inspection his stock consisting Of italian
Bgytian Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
q1aities which can be soh lower than any other establish
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elSGWheTe,
His work Is done In the most eahoTato Style and he
would Invite the attention. Of PurchaseTs to examine his
stock and other carved work Monuments, Cen
Otaphs Tombs Head and stones &c. and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior aeil-
tiles supply this work at lower pr1ces than
any other establishment In the country. lt
o - y iT'lf MICHAEL J. RoIIAN,
- t' VS. ' Marble Mason and Vault Builder
ryAlso CaIcned Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster,
at the lowest tEade prices n. .-.L...-.l -n iy.9
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, I
GEORGE MBNDHL.
Mn1HAL mat, StPeet.

wEEELING VA. r-a -:t54nus 5s
II S now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
IL MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths, and keeps constantly hand lRrg
assortment Furnature OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glasa Venita
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany vaneers, Varnish, Haircloth, Cured Hair,
Spring Saekng Bottoms Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
eet all ofwhioh win be sold at the lowest prices ang2i
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IPEAKLSURFAoED CoLoRED CARD, ,Bo4Kns. ~
Tho above Cards and Gard BoaTds naDl etured ex
pIesay for ourselves, and ofq most and
finshj they do not 1eel In king and arc at "a
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered nths
ket and low thoy can be purchasedt IN the atpt
nFDeaers and consume RI in Paper aud res
pecfully invited to examine our our goqds
received direct from which US 70
sell as low lower than any other house
81 C7=Papar made to order. .z,a si' .aaBlEt Ut
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