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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24
IsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

- - &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va. n
TINHR SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ncnts in the East for tho supply OF Marble, aud
templang erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention Tchtects, Builders and the public In
eTaI to the inspection OF his stock consisting OF ltaan
Rgytian Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than any other
ment In tho west, .45 ~. -. ,.i.7 =, ,l1
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. .l.- .li
his work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock Stauary and other work. Monuments, Con-
otaphs Tombs Head stones, &c. and Grave yard
work in every variety being enabled by his superior ac
tiles to supply this work Considerable lower prices thln
any other establishment In the country. irfE
Please give a call and examine myworlG 1 suI.t
7 MICHAEL J. RoHAN,i lsr. %.
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uFAI.o CaIeipel Plaster. Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stoncsS warranted
at the lowest trade prices. -.'.. tt9 t'' IY.d.
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NUMBER lO2
saPOETRE|,z Y=5 ....=. ~ ).
zzII5z:zzz.::5r - -. - 7--z-.--. -v
a Lay of Love. z'''.',. =
s.oTsIls1OasITD raEs1FiScss,sasa
v.,,- T..
A Lay of Love.


- -oFlsT sTistOa6EfD. FEEa4Fic1s .saa5a
Yet onee gain I've seen thee, -
And my every thought Is thine,
Ayrl kneel to thee in worship
Aa to an idoLehrine.H .Ysl aai 20 5.ia'F
p bIhIn my spirits silent ehGmbers,e il ~ ~
Where hope may never be; st I'LL 7.e-'es''
-s5t One lonely Lights burning u ID l' -
'lNi.4 'iTisa holy love OF thee. l''' -'' 'a ~ ~
Do n0iiI zee tise-oh, Il see theeoi itl c ~ vi
Intheshadows on the river, 81 10 II; ig.9i5
luce Of IHsethse in thee moons sweet beam 'lS-
I! 10 Ei'7nThatohths bright hf6 aui1er, % ti-. @'ia
aiia Lsee thee IN the nSts that move 1!'2 Si!2 80
Like Speotres o'sr the streams "a sei,'li n'
ilaG2 And at midnight deep see thee ~
% In the 4heiaddowy world Of dreams r,.Ii
GGc II see thee-ohy1 see thee 7sH"' sfla Aaa
i,H u In the gentle flowers OF spring, tI isAis!'
- sl Andi The tintthe wsArs 10 '''.l51' ~"
40 2hi Upolits feetng wing '''ts-@''' ~ -
5iA SEQ thee the stthset huea " ' ti' - .' ~.
,.t4is', That guSh along the west, s''5 - - t.5s
a7is ItAId see thee IN TIC dew9dtop ~ y. ~
@nh u That gems the roses breast ~.
l1It9 hear thee-oh II hear thee oidi ei "a '2,d2 sI
s't nadInthe nIurnanring Of the waves: -,''' -
i-i iAndin the son and twilight F,iah ny S-ieD
III W loffountains rom their SaveA; p. -.
ts' hear thy VUiee's music is=i'' i's 4.l's
ia lsilS In each sound that wandkrs BY @ e -
$500 In the cadence OF the night bird, ~ - w. -
~ iL51 And In the winds mysterious aiEh. .grf
Il hear thee-ohi hear thee 10 AH rs i-s1i
,tjI.l 81 In the chine ofeYenns bells, -it'-it tg4.
ct And In tho ono that o'er the deep s4-- =
u rTei At solemn twilight sYS9list l3lillsl fsL -.
Ia 30 I hear theeiIt the forestlyres - ~ te.i' &
lt Swept by the breath or even. 'N
Andin the low. dep spirtYoiee =. So,
That tells the soul Of Heaven, .,s..l II -5i...,t
Hove thes-oh Hove thse,s sb gis1 i.e.,e
ia =. d
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no Country MERCHANTS.

To Country Merchants. w .ta
RER. g. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from tho firm Of
VI Knox & Coz, the remaining partners have
Sssoeisfed with them Mr. Chester D. Knox (brother OF
Is long and 1yoraby known in tho trading public
style OF McClalens and Knox sab ,E8l
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwho
have 50 long andlfbeTay and all otherde
ers in Boots and Shoes that ther Fall Stockw be arriv
inE from the 10th to the last OF Septem ember. t
selected with the greatest care and bought
for cash they atsr themselves that In their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they can hold out In quality
and prices superior to any offered in the markets To
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas.
ed to their Stock and post then
with the markets Of Baltimore and
.Philn delnhia Gsep3l MoCLALLENs G KNOX n
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xooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, sc. .iGid
TIR Subscriber thankful for the be exten
ded to him. bes request the Attention OF purchasers
10 his present large well selected consist
ing Of School, Medical Theological Historical and Mis-
books Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Gooda7-i
To Merchants, Teachers School Trustees and Others
shns opurchase in quantities. every itnducenent will
% Rss SEsn II s1e6aS Or Pa for in highest
'S'es' JOHN H. THOMPSON,
AnT 9f.-ltL t''-- H'EAls' ''4' 81 Monroe Street.
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5NBW FIRAf.

} ~ n MRssRs. CAYWOOD9 GoNKLLN g ICpt
- having purchased the entire stock ofsloEes In
Copper and Sheet Iron ware Of, NJ u CnlheIt.
SoIis vonld respectfully inform thel citizens OF
- SFheeling and vicinity, that they FaIIy on on
AZ 61Si6ls iof 6nua 6tns TIh OoppcFy and sheet
which they have scoDStay on hanE goou
asSrfment f0r Wholesale, and for
m to purchase, would do IEel TO call ana
n Eo f9 Union St. IL tia old and well known
SSSn5 h6rptni0ra occupied by 7. g. Cnlbertson. ~
WSseIiST, gisIit Ang. q. cSvWooDs coNkLlN &co
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MIAMI MEDICAL, COLLEGE
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or IS52g53. ); Il,

AZ
OF Cincinnnti-SeaSI0n OF f-1S52S5 53s1 s1' tci
FiE regular Medical Lectures in this Institu
i ton win commepsS. on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
TEIHs Jf. H4fsi Bok8o or 'TRUsTEEs. l',.
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, ID. D., President OF the hoard I .
o. M, LANGDOS8, ". D., Secretary 't % W .-FE
Rcy. THORNTON a. MILLS. .-.-s., ..
HonrC! ID. COFFIN. f5iH' f'. 'H
r. ID, MUSSBY, NJ. .D.y4Lp.a# a.|lat '-t .t4li-'
Hon John BURGOYNE, ID. ...ssf. .Et .ss1'=
Hon. GEO. I1OADLEY, ia. ....sr... ID q. Ia, 5g
B. NJ GREGORY, ESQ.
GEO.MENDESHALI,M NJ. D. q. ''. .ts
The Faculty composed OF the following gentlemen;
r. d. MussEY NJ. D., Professor Of Descriptive and opcr
alive Surgery. - 49,. .s..rr .I..a. d. lt i,
JoHN DAVIS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
JOHN F. wHTE, NJ D.. Professor OF Theory and PraC,
ice of Medicine. .rt -,,,z. .,.. -; -, /. ID ,
Diseases of Women and htldren.A l-.'- ~ ~ -' o.
lTherapeutcs aud Medical Jurisprudence. y4...l
q q; CoNE0Ys M D., Professor of Institutes ofMedi-
cine. I'D III l.N - -
PREMMINARY CouRsE or Lectures upon some important
srecAities in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
the nnth October These lectures will be free Stu.
tientS are ai vised 60 commence with this COURSE
I The D1SSECTlNG ROOMS undcr the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opened on tho
LIST or October. =, =. ,-.,,,.s, i, -
iDfssectinr Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25. i1 iF
F6' 'u' me- '''N' j. p JUDKINs, NJ. d., +.
M H 1Hiab sat--t Dean OF the Faculty
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:. ..spRUGS. .lMEDIolMES.

l.--.t ,aUFNOG0Jl 0JllNTEDIWIINE0s ~
.,ChemioaIsyP yPeFfnmeFy Co., &C.
T;aEf. GHsUBEi8ACEkEIgS would announce to his
nienda and the public gen4rall that having puIGha8.
ed the Interest Of the senior the business lately
will at the old stand, No. no. Main a
and would respectfully solicit and tTs to merit eotin.
unnee patronage iberally besowed old firm
He siust returned from the Eastern and is now
opening extensive and we'll selected stock or Drugs anil
Chemicals, PeTfamery, Fancy artiesS e all Of which
were purchased ler strict and with
scruPuous purity OF quality and offered
to the public on th4 rhoAt reasonable terms Tyr.
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CI,FsVIsT.AND AND IPITTSBURGA IRATII
81 81 - :

!-Se5SSS=Ea - t'Ezsles2i '.i'
ONahd after Wednesday, June 18TH 1852 Passenger
Trains yin run daily, SsSPd1ys sxssPted q fOlI9W
willie and Atationsi $50 p NJ Acc6mmodiS
sTcs At SS
St9RpRE At l1s 1?sy statiSps ~
piaTsispa, md htaT uedists statieassfSiJ ~ ttil
The s:4o Express Train nom oieselaed connects daily
Akron Branch Raroad for CpyAhosa FaSand Akroni at
Ravenna with Wards Line Of Four Horse Coaches for.
Warren; Alliance with tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road, at ayOTd, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare rom clevclandtO Pittsburgh BY Ohio and Penn.
Farefrom Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, byway welsyie
$3.50. 5iiI 2: sl5.L1 .f.4H = A'i,.a... w! "
FOR ORWHEELlNG4--The9 $40 A. NJ. Express train from
Ssys @SfSi 44 EiHSfSa S9
wheeling touching at the ntermediatele and 1rTv
sssf ssS iSs syFa EXPRESS
with The above WsIs9i S1iS Tls the o9S
the Akron Branch Railroads.&c. Tslgn yj'E .yI ~ 20
PASSENGERS leaving Pittsburg At oslodS a. q M l. and
press Train nom Wesvie and arrive at CeyelRnds in
e to connect with tho Lake Steamers for New York,
via Dunkirk and Buffalo, .T. sELg.n luL g .tLi
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaqkie
and the entire North Vest mum ,'-- =.
the morning by this route arrive at Cleveland the
evening, and the following night can in New York or
The Accommodation Train leaving Rayenna at 7o'clock,
A. MI connectsGt Hudson with the Allran Branch Rail
RS% Sg T4ss the GeSSnI
Cincinnati Railroad forthe South. nC} 50 !i2al. '
land Il Nj, connects With the Express Train from
Cncnnat and Columbus Cleveland, and with the Akron
nrafSn PB.6iP nfii q o1ries; ' DURAND
Cleveland, June 14 '62, r.. a b SppeIlntendent.
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GEORGE MEEFDBL.
W. Nol5A, nInIn iafPeef. =

~ ilA WEBBING va S
rs now reeei wing aLARGELoToF CARPETS. RUGS,
4 MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths ofa widths, and keeps constantly hand lRrg
of Furniture OF description. Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Class Plates, Yean
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
MsLogany5 Xaneers Varnish. Haircloth, Oure1 Hair,
Spring Saekng Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
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Igatl5 New Music Store! '.e
\ Sign of she Grccinn TriKOnnm, No. 100
{ TnSR

liza r .irar W .sItaa u
I a- j. PICKIRSON would respectfully ap-
E1is=isfahounce to the citizens o. Wheeling and VI.
D # eihty that be has lust oFened M Rsw Gym and
Guitars Violinceos Flagolets, Flutes, Files, AceoIe
ons, Banjos, and TannboTnes. Brass Instruments the
first and best make. Es iEsa4 l-'. ii .IaEl =, t.'
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments and for
singing i'H f--'".' "'.
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, tho
Songs, Duets, etc. and the hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ~. s. ,.. :. E
ClaTonets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards ,,l 7ulih- III
linws ViOlinceno and Violin .-.s ,tu44.sU X =!
~ KfeSers Furniture Polish, for ren0v1nG HarnshCL
FUR itre snch as Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats any
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
first and cture In the United States such
Nunns and Clarks grand and Pianos j. b. Dun.
HaIlett AieusosIeBT BostoH Pianos
Agent for the make Carhard and Needham's Patent
Melodeons. e h-e t--ta-L'A
Accordeons, and all kind ormusieainstrumens repaired
az the lowest prices. ~ t.a u
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KELLS & CALDWEL

,ls KEI,LS 81 CALDwELL,- Z
''5'' h CsUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAUkL & CO.. *,
importers and IVholesnIe DEALERS in Drugs,
( NIedIcinss, Chemicals, Pnints, Oils, SC.
no. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN sTa = q 20
TAVINC purchased the entire stock fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &C. OF the firm OF James PAUL DC would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally, All goods warranted d Hr tslIa
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
Recommending favorable consideration su9eessors
Aessrs Kes 4 CALDWELL and have no hesitation in saying
hat our fner CUSTOMERS and dealers generally, will
eiye that attention and which has earned
~ W - = [l,l.fy ~ I'm Jas. .PAULLcE Co.
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'ai4 Ill OHIO TYPE EBOUNDERK;i. fp
y. 1IGUIEFORD AND JONES
N. GUILFoRD, ua4l:uy yIl Ts7oI1 q s. N. V.JoNEs.
81 SECOND STREET. RErwEEN SYCAMORE AND BRoGDV1T,
sglyJ l5l licINCfNNATI, OHIO - .lia ~
sliEi'.'f ~ Every DescfiPiiony Of 80 ',j,
hook, JOR AND TYPE
coxsrANrty on HAND, oRMANuTAcTuREDjTo ED TO ORDER. ID
They arc prepared promptly and lowest
several spoeSh BoORR and tho best Printing Presses,
with all their AppATatus,l sl lii' - .lld III ~
LaTge JOB Letter 10 all is varieties OF Metal and Wood,
Flowers, Cuts; Ornaments viii be supplied, or fr
nished: to order, at the lowest current prices.
From their long experience and knowledge In
Type and Press making and large acquaintance with the
wants OF tho West they feel condentof being able to give
entire Satisaetonto all who may Mvor them with their
patronage! 'Ia 'a--ifs go f'isi'5'. ',ti' IT,
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90. 1' TODD & DEW0LI,3,.... .

~ 47,a y,HE' t,iS'gtE WILL = kNowN R6H sfAND, 3
Sign of the Black Mam1aoth Boot, South End Of
,1TA7, Market Square,
RE now opening pntsu1y large stock Of Eau and
a Winter boots ShoesS Hats ena Cap@ seecse1 WIN
81 PhiadeiPhia and New for oHr WhsS
6hers who M ayr as with CALI we can offer you goods
HTich we e in quality of material and work
WI VIII Sep 81, tsss -. i i 4
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nl.ARTIFICIAI,r T,RETH.

DR. 81 p. HULLIHEN,i Once sNo.i1s1,
Fourth street near tAe byterian church.,
Ia Manufactures Teeth Expressly for each par.
DtictnAT Case Full sets OF Teeth on any
parts Of SSttss lmade with ami heia The Gum "a
made n eonting1p9 solid cost the sapo
FiT setta 6ftest iSds ron, 55t0 $50 sert stfal
setts 1romS3 to s. per tooth -lG7r1q Phi u AtyTa.l
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.15 WHEELING VA, FRTD DAY MORN ING,
20 81 Oily q. Z 3 55BIJ SIM 5sSs 81
COPPER, TIN, & SHEET IRON WARE
.NFaT1 ~ Sc, Stff|ie

- THAEKEUL for the lfbefa patronage heretofore
bestotsed u1on him, the subscttbef NRo6ld respectf
~ inform his lends and tha public gepeIalIY that ho
eontnues TO nAnul4etqpe The named aTtioles III
all their variety (which be lag on hand good
He also keeps on hand, cooking stoyes the most R
proved patterns for coal and wood ADJ .fft1 lti Il
Job work viii continue to receive his particular attention
and be executed with propesa and in style that will
pleA9ethe mo9t 1astidotBa Ss2sAupseG t9N4tAit<A
aug24 - E NARNEY. no. s, Main st. !
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ti.usis,- ~ CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, 3gg tlsli.glG
HI connection NTH he Clepedi and Cincinnati Railroad
Clereland and Erie r., CIevtGnd and Pits6tg gh r. RI
Passengers win DO eketed through from any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places any Pnton
Lake Michigan! 'j jl.at i.,+. ~ '2ilt"tHt- -
This line win be composed two new low pressure
steamera built expressly for the route. 2G 1.s ji5s
CLEX y Y. SSAhARp.
FOREST Carr Il. a. PIERcE.l
boat win leave Ceyeland for Detroit, aud Detroit
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock arriving In
cities the following morning In for the morning
trains for Chca6 Cinelnnati and Pittsburgh and
the Lake Supeora and Saginaw boats ut Detroit They
will nom Cleveland in the following oTder FT
FOREST CILY ..., a.
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
.Ili f'l,S SI l. CLEVELAND. -+t.i la ,H.-5l v7t
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
- 49, fNl-s7t CLEVELAND (" "4 'H-i.s't'.i
Monday. :. w edhesday. Friday
"a s4-- FOREST, CITY 4.il Iasi nEG! yI5Il.
Tuesday Y Saturday %
kinds 6Gfrelght Trom Cleveland to Detroit, MSeknaw,
Saut 81 Mario, Saginaw, and all ports Lake Mchgan
'"Si i-A OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. louis; -.
will compose tho line until the new boats ready
d AGENTS.. atJaE3 -ou Ef'' hlt
C. C.BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland,
D PITTMAN, TROwBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit.
{ IT, tta+aHt.'ny 3 - r.4.7Faa.- H''et -'-i'A
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QUINCY FOUNDRY .
Cor1er TTnISS NJ I0T;iiIsy5 Streets,

-
/ "a. sll.-- WHEELINGs NAs5> s. f.TI!s = ~
having gTe1Sty and now
furnish the public with every variety Of work In their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches including lenders sum
fronts, fire iron stands &c, ovens, common, round
aIid straight barred CRATES
AN EXTENSIVE AssoRTM EEToF STOVES,
Including the newest Improved coal and wool
stoves FRANKLIN, balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat
I f5d Az B9SI s.oy9s
sizes and everything in the domestic line Wholesale
Mil esarinu boat and saw mill castings Our extsnsiva
and most Improved assortment OF patterns, long
line Of the liBel pattonage
hitherto received, warrant Us to expect
custom In this part Of our MILL hay sGales
PLoSGa t}e II tGAsIIIMGs, sAt TIN mn
side, Crane, Bull Hornet snder, &c: We have also
sgs4 st tSs 1H S one q as
impement in arrapg az the present day. a. DIN s5lil,
s2S a @ and SsTs sng
have secured the patent right for several COUNT
Gm @ tbe Tnite ass p6sssss qualities
seitati9g The laol. asSTs hSh =, ' no other
6ins or iipe OF Sad irons with fancy stas
sf5fRs5 & oeR I and spiSes Of The
quality and at the lowest prices 40 9; 1f 5 2
pr retail, wiiIpieasssyeas caI an ordere from tie
country will be t9aaa punetnany hlea
ssEag. ssEaP iron purchased =. a1afIToN ROC Ess
d stcaBeaytIIe White Lead.
I'VE ARE PREPARED y p Stssss:'
of Pttsbuteh or cinefnns eTs =
II % s. sEsnts i6P NJ : 2
"a y 5l3s PATTY DRESSES. sa,t.s ~. = -
In IBBoN stfiped Brocade and twisted Ek
4 IL less than New York prices Light eolored Gaee silks
on 6 &c: n yoa sAq Ou' '
| fssepess T7Sls5s iis.t ii.l la. y0HN8zoieS
t.. 7'8] Pa a Rare Chance. @s.ise
16APS bIuds6me printed De LANES at rom 10 to sc
4 Setsp yel, q ~ s. NOTE isa 2arEetst
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THOg. MORNBROI
Brentlinger & Armstrong,
pRRsCRpTTONI .1

HAVE just received their medical store, fresh
i ply OF the most choice medicines, such people
rely upon In making their selections regard paid to
prices, so the article be OF the best quality.
PhyBieinnS' iPtiOnBp put up by CAREFUL hands
q all times, DIV or niEht. --Laat tang21-1yrd
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PAPER WAREHOUSE:

|..
sa.r R.O. .GOODHIANiI &c co. igu3 -. De-
..E h.s. ,tsbwHoLEsALE bRAEERsINs ,il h-i ~ t Z
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
BLEAcHISo Powders, IEtTINd, wIRE cLoTH, &c. -
. 5ltH5 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A MoNG their stock. may % found WRITING, AND
"A BLANK BOOK PAPER. tho largest assortment in
the West, orevery description
Printing 5a Paper all sizes 5ss; e3s Tissue ParsF
Cord Medium6. DbIo Med. plotting '-'s'' 'a'7. ''
Ass'd. t'ssu IFiltering F"
Eavelope.aaI,sa. JU-l Druggist q 10 5aiauro
Plate and Ltthopriph. Marble ~ l5a Hill
Manila, genuine. Glazed and Gilt L, s. ~ =. &C. ,,l
Hardware Paper.i l'.AA Cloth ' SO H
Match Box T" -.ss l Roofing Paper, preparedand
Tea +" unprepored. d.. ,.+t-...... .....
Shoe (" .WTsppns Paper, ~ sizes
. Envelopes ofevsry description, DC. 30. ..i
Perforated Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw BoardA.
Also gent for Hghtbody's SUPERIOR PRtNTISo INK,
Book, AND CoLoRRp INK, &c. N -.1 .i-i
~ liEsa Cards, md Gard BOarda. ' ~.
Extra PEARL FACED CARpa
..au. ENTRE PEoPLE'sA si t.Gia si" t'-s.i p
i PRrNrERE' .gsI t.suIssl- yi 5iG1 i
'a ssTiS s0RrAcrD cAND BoARPs. ..la a.,s,
NEa. IVORY Ht-aHa "" "..i-'-.'--
d.. arr PRIETRRs' 3s.Ei L g US s-rFnT EH-.h .a-.
SArtS ESANELED =. arUlH,Hfli 5eE5
-t.-tll PEIRI SURrAoED CoLoSEp CARD BoARps "
The above Cards and Card Boards, are
pTessy for ourselves and most and
finish; they do not peel In WORKING and are aorded AZ
lower rate than any Cards heretofore oefed IN this mar
kot ana as low they he purchaseli the East
U5rDealers aud consumer in PAPER anu Cards. arores
pecly invited to examine stock Al our goos are
received from manufacturers, which enables US TO
nI=PaPer made to order. .'L1-f ~ ~.
Aug2l.h. .f. ID. .UI lI -i5alst 80 r-i.. %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

I 'Jist SOL All 1'vegot to say sysSui ite mighty
mean. ienorant set o. white people Of ysOd don't
know heow to play on the pyaEl r.'tdi p ''s,.
And the youth withdrew indig % Nsi0 Or
leans Pieayane.ii!e aAHgiig 10 sidgi.i = u.s. ~
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Our Table.

We find on oar table the London Quarterly, dated
January, 1882 1t is the High Church, High Tory
English Renewable, but bigoted and aristocratic
Also, periodical containing several articles liz.
orally and truly well rritten, rejoicing in The title
Of " The Brunswick Bruiser,' and published in the
public-sprited and growing city OF Smithve. It's
motto is contained in the following quotation from Ca
10, Jr.: we bruise 10 heal.' 1t is in fact spicy,
good natured and witty little sheet, containing the acri-
tingS of several gentlemen in Smthville, who thus
amuse their literary leisure, interchange ideas, and
gain practice in composition. AS the number OF cop
les is limed we feel pleased 10 be upon their list, and
shall be happy TO exchange. We like the idea OF
such paper. 1t is paper OF good sense. It has a
high opinion of the " Wilmington Journal as all pa
pers of good sense ought 10 have We will avail our
selves occasionally of the treasures contained in the
& Bruiser." Phebus what name
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Douglas.

The Vicksburg (Mississppi,) Sentinel is out for
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas as the democratic cand-
date for the Presidency It justly and truly asserts
that, in all respects, and upon all questions, Judge
Douglas is ahye reproach, and beyond suspicion
Judge Douglas and Gen. Cass WILL between them,
receive the support of the Mississippi Valley for the
nomination. The nominee Of the Baltimore conrea-
ton will receive - for the Presidency
b3HThe steamship Atlantic arrived at New York
the 26th with Liverpool dates to the 18th. There
is decline of cent per pound in the lower quail
ties of cotton
A Priest recently made an attempt to assassinate
the Queen of Spain she was leaving church. He
succeeded in inficting two poignard wounds upon
her, but they were slight. He secured upon the
spot and executed. Affairs in France remain sta
tionary. The government has published commu-
ncation in which the electors directed to elect
but Bonapartsts to the Assembly, as none 9TH
would be allowed to take their seats. Louis Ma
poleon has been putting some more printers in jail
A man named Petroeki, said to be an agent of Kos
suth, has been executed in Austria. He accu-
sed of having attempted to seduce the Hungarian
soldiers to revolt
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BOSTON, Feb 25.-Naval Stores-The market is very
quiet for Spirits uentne and the tendency Of down
ward The sales hav been confined to small lots at 4c
gall cash. In Tar there have been sales of 200 bbls at
81 12k 81 37a per Dbl, cash and mos for North Coun
and Wilmington In Rosin there have been further sales
of 81 80, and No at 81 so So per Dbl.
mos.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 1l.-Cotton.-The lower qualities Of
Cotton had declined 3D.
Flour very dull and the turn of the Market in IA
of the buyers but there quotable reduction
Corn, dull and unsalesble At a reduction of cd.
Wheat dull at decline of penny per bushel since the
departure of the Cambria Rice active but unchanged
in prices.
Naval Stores-Tkere nothing doing in Tar. Spirits
TurpentneSales of 1000 bbs good rough Tupentnc at
Is Cd. RosnSales of 700 bbls Rosin at IS Sd for
HAVRE, Feb. 10.-The cotton market has declined
sideraby in the consequence of the large arrivals from
America.