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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
The TreYsling Candidate.

mL f'tlai .lllI 7ss.sT III
'fhe bGAiHOEe GtRger, neutal mint, or. as our
readers know, inclining little to Democracy. has
the following Just comments on the official tour of
General Scott TO the West: 9s 'slfis,l.i
"The opponents of General Scott charge him
WIN being travelling candidate and cens,ire him
lof delivering speeches. ON his journey. In both
respects they are wrong. Congress imposed the
1uty On 6eneTa! Scott, GeneE9l Wool and others,
10 select location in the western country far an
asylum for disabled soldiers line tty II he nerfSo
ca IN ume toTeport the next meeting of Congress-
4t was imperative upon these officers to proeeed
without unnecessary delay, to comply with ibe re
qalreme9ts OF the laW.4 They have ali repairedt tn
me spot mdc0ted'in the act Of Congress and {JeA
presume, have. fixed upon the location So farti
yen scout has not beep guilty of any mnTopriety.l
ne haS obeyed the commands of his SllnerinrS 5TS
y, IN his progress through the country, his fellow,
nave thought PROPER to welcome himiin
.eS oil respect and affection, he could not IloleSS
lnan to thank them for their kindness. What
GGiu have been said Of him it. after having been
PoDhcly welcomed into city, he had remained
uttenng word in response? He would
nave been considered either m n fS
and hewould have been so ~; =
aenmai heGopld not do otherwise f6Sii bSlf No.
done, without laying himself lia6 "a "a n n cen,
A SeheIei tieIce were to be called 10 BaltimoSc
- % De in an address, would
Gus. HafGppld iEeply and thank the ipeoSis IL
their attentiop-oI, if he did not hi rN,Ii W
deserve their respect General Scott confner NJ
seq % returning his ackpowIedg foE the Sst
tering receptions given to him, and to doing uat;e
e those brave men whp fought uuder his conman6
~ the war OF 1912 and ainfttat with MeTiG8s Ts5
mas not that wei have seen ints4meddled with
Pohncar ehairs on syllable in tisparaRe1,
ment of his competitor. Had he gone on "a ala.
tonserins st6uE, sWe should have Condemned fSs
proceeding; but going n She line Of his dntyi IA ~
pe!tectly right inTespp 70 the cordial ssRll
@ 7.t, hio4 he has been General
tcipated With him 10 some 81 6hs ~
tefeived with like respect and returned lis tIhf
!or attentions. Neither he nor General Scott coma
20 les without violating the courtesy, w6ich WSs
que aug, nom them to their assembled fellow
Ane General Pierce would act in the same nanneE
@ give just cause Of offence. e--''- '''''st
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Waitmasnl. X T. WiIIegIv5II 7T ESQ elr

- ," amman j. valley, Esq
r nus gentleman we learn, has finally consented
to become candidate for Congress, and we bpt n
press Fhonest convictions when we say that there
Is no man in the district better qualified to reDre
sent ft us in Congress. Though our personal ar.
,auaintance with Mr. Wiley is but slight vet Il !.
to satisfy us fully alike Of his high oral
ana htelectual characteES and of his entire fitness
t OF the post to which he has been nominated. He
wen known by many q: our citizens, having for
mefy resided in WellsbuIg as student we ibe-
heve' ofthe late Philip Doddrdge, where his gen
uemanly depeancr and courteous bearing %.3e
L !. OF all who became acquainted with him.
P@tt Itofa nus intellectual qualifications, which
are Of the highest order Mr. Wiley presents claims
Oh personal nature not always to Be found in bub
tic men: His private character and rigid integrity
are such as to commRad for him thee ami oD-
fdence Of an his fellow citizens, without regard to
party He was elected to the Va. Convention bv.
district thoroughly Democratic, and. We tb;htl
nat we say but little when we say that his
vices as member Of that body vindcsted the no.
PElety OF the peoples selection, and placed NE =
wiley at the head Of the Delegation, n In the,
convention he was universally liked, and few
Speakers in that body possessed, ina GREATER de-
gree the power of rivetting and liking the atten
aon his auditory! His speeches 6n'the Basis, on
County Courts and on other subjects, determine his
Character as speaker, while show him to have
3een me earnest alVocate Of popular fights. such
d Ssthe man presented 70 as the cahdi5
eate ior their indePeRdent sultases We only AL
l9t MN candid examination Of his merits and 6fS
election is certain. Try him BY III JeiTsrson r
Ist, Is he hensst, is he capable, ishe ftp an
nus nus Trends will be satisfied with the result. To;
an independent voters then. Of whatever marty.
s %4p %a oe an en- efficient tried public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

Few ofour citizens deserve mole credit, for sue,
cessful efforts at improving the character Of orr
sheep. than do Messrs John and William Bfs1vI
OF West Liberty, in this county. They spare 10
expense and are well rewarded by their success.
The fMessTs Brady recently paid 81 200 for four
ewes ofan improved stock, and they recently sold
French Metino buck of their raising, MI. Dean,
OF Green county, Pa, for five hundred dollars.
Persons wishing TO purchase would do wen to look
al then stock. r,i, =, ,' ~ 's 1ad sos /
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o. Our readers will peFcseiiVI5es 7tbat ia HoF

T Our readers will perceive that the Hon.
ANDEEw SEEwARr.of Pennsylvania, will address
our citizens, atf't6e Court House, ON Saturday
evening next He is towel known, in this vicinity
as man Of ability and Of fine talents as speaker.
to need any notice at our hands, Come and hear
HIM one and all, and you WILDE better able TO
Judge for yourselves. A fine entertainment maybe
expected. w. T. WILEY is also expected. u.s. ID,
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sPS LocS1 River eleaphe and Commercial Intel.
3. FG ReestEy Choice Literary Selections and variety
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
CENTRAL WING COM1fTTTEFa0FI
HEOsCOUNItY.. =, - -, -.
A P. WOODS, Chairman.
Ge4! Cnss,slOPlnion. orern,,=

Cass sa.dl-I bee that Gen. eottIis IA hsNbJbl.
- ett4e and dat he has GritteM his name and
oa Oe q he 9igheSf PGgea of colHfTDs his.
70 Guo eot one breath OF eaumny from mo shall ever
~, 'Tsah eas fairly le0M and of6e a. 10
ehlp IorA long series OF years. aud donot SeSnIf tS
Gay 0y any eainnny 70 prove myself unworthy oft
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
TAX UNITED sTATI

f41E UNITED STATES III
lslE;ES vs. va AMGEs II al
nnl BH ana ,rnst Comp ny a
Hon one chs.s
6EfIC8 Nb. e lltin strtet, hVhes nj Va
pro- bees 10 w eash5 to- il
TIL comp do not deal In orp d vhea
CONT pieq Mt make every cent ofpTos available TO itS
m6nBsrsS u ptl erred, in cash deilaEd.
Capital Premiums liable for loss is $780, 600
aud cons tantly Increasing.
Premium payments can DO made with reference to the
convenience or parties opening policies with the company
and children FREQ from the claims OF tho
her husband, orOny Ofhls creditors.
The original amount policies will be reduced atany
tho pleasure Of il2lIrad pa dies,
Poeies Of Or more years. standihg VIM
TiSe 6sTsift t ryelin llGsaEs 10 tIs
company being gTantel to the Atlantic AZ
any gar ah o. s3tlsPg
TIC fTst object 81 ils bdu
revision, to meet St mott to insure, aud Which
Iteration should be paramount to all others Vz the
prompt Of losses as they occuri amer which, TO-
mako such to the policy the pTogTea
gains The company will justify, pay such gains
its IileDlbetSfn cash on demand. ,,,r...l- J.
sTRPHRNy n. CRAWFORD, President
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice:P tesldeht 90 ar ~
Charles q. Inlay, Secretary ind TEeasuTer.3g1J
AFtusrtf t1bEC9aslA Sni}tIgyToB 3 ,,c,fn,t,
MEDICAL, EXAMINE s. - toteeA''''
Paul u. Goddard, n y. William Pepper, ". u.
fTHn stgH. o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

CHARLES Farnhnm, and John Hewlett the can
al4 and engineer of tho Eaindeer, each, eaya bail
m 1900 at New York list week; sto ansW er the
charge of manslanghter. isspF goa.I4i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

4 MA German named Lucas was shot and killed
near ST. Louis on the oath, by two laborers on the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
n6aTd q He6IIEI

lR6nTGT az n
EFFORT OF deaths within The CITY OF Wheeling for
y t9s E9Fth Of sePtember,
GSoIsTa PtAdq@ "
Sifid ffia invs, - :. :. 10
Dropsy ottss R,s 39oaas q 4
p1ebiiy CoppPte
Cancer Uteri ~, = :. =: : :. :. :. :. %
s s.55EIs eie9S.. Mhltgasot ~: n.
1,4ats6rsrance $! Slit 9
gHo
:. -. .:::.1
,isssT3 j ;. ; ~ il
THderi year - !. a%..l
betE y. nj year and Years ,,s,.i9
g ysaFs: ::;:s
d "a ys5 SnIs q q years -
s. & = q ,GD yeGfR aud 20 years. 80 ~ -.
: :, mn, 1877 VI EifAGtp |
or cholera. only citizens, th{
the disease when afa generally having symptoms q
Dsls.sr falI.f - JAMES TANNER ESdIR,.rv
MORE 7977I1 zz 115a5;735 - n6t :;
GPEy a t6f ,,,orntn- IfOODSt
" Rich I EEeneh Ghint5 5 e. s...
Brochds SiiRS. ~ ~ W 4tt
pain R6i sfGSs az S55ss sG4I1Ts;
Soal AZ NlsstTabIP colOTa, ., u "
sqiS e af,d iols shawisl IN ,z:f54 .fs.IiiK
French 1nhtl nos, 2 it'ais .ist ~
.s9s' e.Ds'' o. w. HElsKEL1 & co.
- T53-7z.I5 a. F=7F= --=====-z
$86Spl5S sI Il, Il & ny +
- van be feee4 yed by tho unI
aSrv lt
b ide IN SFS9 SgSa OF me poor shtn
Hs.Te's 10 Il th so PEEP
order Of Tie board Of overSseS on @affh
Tho above q us 81
rs sAlHisa iF8n Wells
p 9fAti = ellQYes M9gons, RSd Mes Sons Of
nv ,8,Ltts3,lssr, EeaaP eEanees , z ,lat %
Bqnners Ssais md s 9SS1esy negadIa, Is;
r1p EBgtim0rst Md.
THE e'sttH'Pt F,E e ~ aspA q sPg9isyaof
63d Etllss' Grand and Subordinate Lodge and sp.
.ET > -, ~ eaI1pnent. =
s1sSf FRS e. elReF offlieers plain ind
J a ls ill., sSs, 9TH and 9Th Degree ParadeRe
~ Pishfy am6rolddredEEss &&sSsmpmsnt Pa4ade
4iase.ts-lSnisbt ,l sfsraGfs
Joes Rebes Bs55syTs A sE.. and tMaster
Ss5 qberdnte
q Red 4Elf-sacbems. PSst IND
% Degree w0fEs ana I4FS%s i'9o'' 'Ff'a
9Gtbet various ORDERS or riS,sS
.le.u'.,s knights Te@ n s
Is.,n z ss' - a. l3fA4NN Elt = -
ssSa lSsSsss rG az S Ss
1SE banners when required, furnished nee IL ex
81 lfzis e S ias Ess5 ssse
~, heU. s.
10 .s5 :. - - BfEskE.: VISIONS AND
Up their with
ihelr oFdets 81 SISEeaa Up.
y ~ S sI!4s on OF
sti Ss1s aPa Banner Baitfmoro aree
u Z. y ~ - ~ heellng. Va Oct5trh
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! e TtSs5I77lI-ls

III - = ~ ltre stock Of Dry Goods TO
.TikTot 4 X lEe talIo this 0ppOitus
~ ~ as Tor their pa
~ ia ~
and ID rs 70 pieSSe f6o5s No
~ ~ IsiA,,s W. IA SEEEf & co!
ana 8tl give our tofhA Grocery
hg4tne!, ard by l16l ~
~ a9eFAs = & -
"a, q % an ~, 81 Affesf.
Centre Wheel fri ~
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Yours, respectfully

This 5o s tooigoO4 IS lost, fhsTetore
dp sEeiRss e fa3g q
OF Mr. RIhiSlell. ID 4 & - - 70 u IN
FqrI etpaynent Of the 81 80 baanS6 6eainsH us we
would lie 10 Turn out bill against another Blaisdd OF
WARREN K who may be relative OF legal frfehdI4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

~Presidentisl and Congressional 1!gI |. 5 iona
Election on the Cd day Of NoYem-
Der, 1852. iesse'sl .,.ii + ne -. IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

From Hong Kong, swe learn, iof date ed July,
that the United States slopp Saratoga, on
neSc from The Robt Bowie, previously 1efeTed to)
and on her wayt OUT Of thsThdfbor of Annoy IN
charge Of a. hinesepilob rannpop Manner reel,
and lay there one tide during which period her
situation became so critical that her cardboard bat
terry was thtOwn overheard, together with large
quantity of shot. She was got OFF ut high water by
assistance from British war steamer Semiramis,
and sustained no gaateriniu the loss of one
gins AT 'latest date, the Saratoga was at Wham-
po9and the Susa9elhanapa at iAmoy. The Plymouth
had gone on cruise. W. -f9fS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

u ANoEiFEl Rb1TFEyE SLAVE Car GEORGE
49hnsons nee negro sold this city dme time
Ego ~ allaS BoWmanS and Who having
Fphle IN has again been arrested by oraef
of Marshal clips, ii Cape Grad ind Fetnfhsin
% this city tettiay morning oh tha Sc aIner,
t1ke. tttek hBopp tions with Bowman in st
1aagslest1S ain when fhe c;se
game before Tie uRited states Ssionef 1t
BelleyiIIe. Several persons aIIiSe afs tocfaiIa
the negro aS tHeit lille they were
e nights to him. he jSssss
ana tItei ii lconbSfy
Iot aman named Edcas, I0f he soatI probally
With the intention of being sold again. Maf5iA Z i
kelps telegraphed for the scoundrel to 1--WE biIns
g g, legal oyet-hauling here-St. Louis Rept.B.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

/ SWEDEN. al W
A letter from Stockholm, of the sll. states that
There had been tGnHhtuoUs outbreaks there for
three successive evenings, which, however, had
been suppressed by the police. The riots were
caused by an article, IN the journal, Voice OF the
Peoples excitingthe populqce against the Jews.
Nnnsr9us arrests had taken place. ihthEifhg the
editor Of the paper. 90 . II ;S.ti't{ = $40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08


70 iegiSSSj e6nl
Plated 81 ssinreI 81 ifaIs
deI6 and Rtenced To be hung IA the 29th 81 ocfo
ben next has refused to take any food sciflce Il
ses-and wishes to come 70 his final end by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

rs !ti,iii = 49, Ptes't Dem. Associatihn
:, ATT u. M the discussion commencedS- Mr.
Wise spoke one hour and a half; MI 7Cj3rfinptonH
replied one hour and ahalf, Mr. Wise reioined onei
houE' Mr. Darlington replied one hour. 1.-The dis
eusSion was conducted with good order and in good
temper by the two debnters After Nj CnfringtonI
had concluded his last hour Mr. Wise rose Ia renlv
asaether hour Z, Mr. Holiday, the President of tho
jappewa Club, requested to be allowed to saw Il
aWpFd.g Mr.. WISE yielded 10 him to make lie en-
ptanati0n. He said that according TO theternS he
considered the discussion included and read tbe
Terms ~ snpporto ms View.'u Mr.. Cooke then re-7
plledi9that Mr. Holliday had correctly stated the.
but he submitted that the people present
might continue the discussion by TetnaitfiS and
hearing both entlemenor not.il Nh tEfiss then
nteIposed and was attempting TO say that he nbided
t;sI t4 4 Terms and that they did not thepar
yes 70 put one reply AN hour each that had
ne so understood the terms he would notihaye acI
cepteu them eHe wished to submit t6 the people,
Mhetnef lhey would hear more discussion under thee
OF one hour Of time to each IeplYs '
IA = Holiday interrupted him in this dttehpt Mt
tt4E understanding of the terms MI 'tV5ae said &
iLhe, Terms did not limit the numbered renies Of
sacl. ian. Holiday sid, Mr.. with tone
all Of surprise. Mr., Wise said Ia The same
Tone and mgnner Mr.. Mr!' without tiY,g MI
h0lldaNS name, Che didu't re1nembefhiF S1aTok Ita
the moment adding II expected to be tTeatel Sse
IA hen lcame here tonight MI HoI
'liday asked him hit he said. Mr.. Wise Tepeat 81
H expected be treated as gentlhnan when
Game Here To- Mr.. Holiday pEpiied' sMr
Vase ri have not treatad vou moo
gentleman you say is faIse.' Mr!Wise I'M
msdiiatel hIaiin the Gentleman i'm /,
stantly the parties before ai6iSeT TjSti,s
passed, and the Dispersed. .rMfsWiseSres
tired TO AiT. Cookies house, and from lIispurcb exl
his DeEhgcta friends 10 observe order aSJ
abstaint Tom allie by retnng in and
Q IepoaeloE the,night, y was an accidental and
pass aNaY wita9ht fnft her occasion fot ofsnce.ss
aGghis Ade8Ief to be published as card; on N.Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

, The salary of the Professional Bishop was fixed
unta further action was had; atS4S OipeF applm;
and the Convention after brief session on Satur.
day morning aalourRed sine die. slssss RI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08
FOR PRESIDENT, l-EiA
WINFIELD COTE. sa.'.i'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT sa,...5e..H
WILLIAM A. GRAiIAAI.3iil. y =
Wig Rl,etorul ,7Is,l.,a,,

l"depeHdent PeepR's CANDIDATE for Congress,
". 7. W1LIEEp Of MonongaIia.a @
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IT ARnlFNpEs he Savafnah Com
Ilst shat fhess 1T pr slt an foribe
tween ore hun and and Two bundled
'lnsehanies IN Tie city anlahl Sges Sabel
e Il present yerysh ilk possible1
lor connaetof m oman fheff |
iengagemegts on accounts Of the scSfc5 81 tEStTis
"a S9Epentsts and bricklayen aFe PEipsipAiS Vans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

ar-r Hats .Hatsl! 81
n just reesISe lfol New bTk, q ~ Sl5
81 1l. era e g "a
serti5 lJtts9 81 TODD lKi
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x&QN. n To Rhysicians;' l'ls9'n
ySin bs de unl
81 Sbas SEa ssteaelng gPo1 q
Districts No. g. and also the panperS IN ths Pa,
nom e above day Until The 3st day Of MaTsi
next --z-.---B BY order OF tho Board OF OyerSeers
THO above sE9 & fts 81 W%a:B.
octs aPs lPP !! GiPtsn Iron WORKS
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: ~. "a, = 5,t { Wa r EF9.Se !,
VIE 81 iberfht Oh kil g g "
ne ana A8slfFs .R i5f n m rs joas fi feIsaE
1900 ID. sllasss j =. ~ No: lso. -
~ BBlS GROUND slpPRRY KIN, ~ Is ss.:,1it
:. sePt1.4 siAss II kEsItEs 81
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If Do2RN soy's black Kossuth Hats, = 90 sszIi
AS Just received at the Black Mamnoth Boot
septic ,'ksQBs - /. .1TpDD 6DEvOt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

ScROe99SEB
s3f3ff eaIlstl s9ets,
eg y y e s6h g s,56lE
90 !; q aIsaS
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More Carpet Chain. .i., 80, =
Hflf TBDLS Of that superior Carpet 6s1oIisiu'
JUL Ors, justPeGetYsd, and Tor sale very low
:$epEH iiiitg 10 JIG: HARBOUR. 143 Maina
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dress the'hettirgg. go@Ie "a All I'm 9rlgd !
hear for yourssiye 7 .,Is.s,gg
III q. I. sElE2KE
Additional Fbrefgn NeWdlbyIthe,
* Atlantic. IA
.Nt9lTRNGLAND. = Z

snThe American Minister, ms. AbB6t Ijfawt9ri1el
Eol. !Lawrence, and Miss Ba%rente left London on
Oth, on visit to the Bari OfrGarlisle1 at Cas-
tel Howard. .N'i9fJ ,Giltldr!itJi fili
Hon s. 'Uonrdds hast addressed a letter to the
Times, stating that the does notiteFfeEe
IN the construction Of the British and North Amer
lean mail steamers; and further he adds that his
ssaHersla!e iot tahe habit pg
ss ia'',S' !, g. 5.sPAfN.a On ,sI9GavO
The Ayisador MalagSuen4 ANNOUNCES tIatltheI
Civil Guard had succeeded in icompl efelY aesttp
ing a band Of plbers, who under the command
of the notorious Goat0 de BelInnegi had long I'M
Tested the province Of Cordova. T These bafidittiy
were on the point Of entering the lines OF GbraI-
tar when they were oyertake by detachment OF.
s sOS tno. ga 81 ls 9uIdef thFee
4 t.t' 2hfi6Is hssFFANCE, ~; II T.. g, ~.
Ia The ten men and two women who were arresteHu
the 30u June' for secretly manufac turing CANTON,
orinEernal machines or some other SIe6es t1fwea5
pom to sIay the Presiae have been found guilty,
and are sentenced to fine and ltSEisonment.2
TIPS 'coisPIacy vas calledg in derision, e the.
gas pipe plot" - w '.ltt'aE ~
Great t9 cftelnent has existed ut Dieppe for the
last fewbdays' owing to the Of thu
girls of thaitowntO dance with the soldiers The
affair was thought so serious that Gen, G lIdi9
came to Dieppe to Institute an inquiry. In the
meantime it hasbeep manifested to the municipa-
lity that if thesey s9epgs Occult Government will
bring the matt 70 Shot end ttdfdfying thu:
garrison, whichwill be severe injury tothe Trade
oftlie town. 'f'f2 ~ n I.,r,= s,sip.,,l. 800, o.,
I ''1'Ff GERAIANY.fot= $500 "
Letters from Strnsburg of the 10Th inst, states
THAT the, waters Of the Rhine had swollen in a
Sudden and extrappl inary manner; in consequence
of the copious Gdins which had fallen of latatiu
stHi!Serland and in Alsace. On the 17th they had
reached ny feet above the water mark and ut o.
clock, Ar on the 18th they had risen to IL 1eEb
that is ate& inches l6wer than last, yaaF; but tho
flood was increasing. Il" f2ti.tf ssttfi ~ l,tffrs
Onthe 1Stirtroops were placed at the disposal
al n Obi ,orF NSnI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

Grandparents VFfnSOIiI iIlI11ileSS,
NtsWfRAt ibesutifnl stock OF VVindSTy EhadsS ~,
IA eelved and for sale, very low by
scptI7 II ryIr-Fg,s J., C. ffARf3OItR ia AE,tnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

O0(l FAIR 6f boys thick
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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-10
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

TENlIE Subscriber las just received new supply o!
I Fresh Winter ara Spring Gareicis
Seeds. iS >t all Seeds before selling thcIu
the public may purchase from us with coGfdsDcs We
sell nothing that do n,t feel assured will grow il
i.e ..vcc>SiIy cautions are U.r; Ouc supply consists
IN p.,i; 81!
BEINS--l.n:iish Windsor Early Mohawk, Early Yc!-
low Six Weeks Large White Kidney. Refugee or
1000 to l. Red French Spcckicd. Dutc! Case Knife:
White Du:ch Runner, Large Lima.
BELTS--EarIv Blood Turnil. Long Blood White Sugar.
CIBBl GES-Early York Large York Sugar Loaf
May, Early Drulhhcad Large late Drumhcad, Savov.
Eariv Dutch Green GohcS"v"y. True Green Glazed.
OTS--Early Hon. Long Orange.
CECLHBEHS-Lou" Green, Early Frame. Gherkln
LEITirCE-W ltc Cabbage. Silesia, Curled Ice head.
ONICN-Whi:c Portugal. Large Red, Yellow Dutch.
PE!S-Early WarricS. Early June. Early Charlton,
Eary Double Blossom. Codo Null, Dwarf Marrow
G,t. Large White MaTowt;t
P.INI>L--Long Scarlet Scarlet TuTnip. Black Fail
.SQUlSH-Ycllow Bush, White Bush Summer Crook
neck
TIPNlPS-Iargc White Flat. Early Spring Early
TNitch Yellow English. Red Top Fiat. Ruta Baga
COHN--Swcet Sugar. Six Weeks TUscarora. with
Okr; Purple Broccoli. Cauliower. Celery, Egg Plant
Kalc. Nutmeg. Melon, Parsley. ParSnip Peppers,
Tomatoes Rlubarb Spinage. Vegetable Oyster.
Also large variety Of choice Flower
Seeds.
$50 Asparagus Roots. For sale by
FRANCIS I. ZEMP
Jan O. 3 II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-10
CLEAR THE WAY!

{ y order to make room for Spring Purchases now
l. offer the following WINTER GOODS at prices un-
Qucao::b!y low:
Ladies W!cr Dress Goods Of every kind, from l2c
upwards
I!caut.t Broc:dc L,;s;rcs o5 u and 81. worth Soc
G-i English Mcrnncs al shades. OILY 5Oc
French MerinOc|. plain and figured az y. York Cost
Mcussn DcLai:es woft!! 81, for Is 20 and 2jc
Beautiful fast colorcd raiicces reduced to AOc.
First quality French Calico now selling at l2e'
White and RED Flannel at Il shade over cost
White and Grey Dutfl Blankets. AT Is. g. and 81
With great yaS!rty O: WINTER GOODS, at pri.
ccs tept;ney low. Ny object being 10 raise money for
my Spring Purchases VIZ sell them oil ct any sacri.
fce yJ0fs rather than keep them 10 next win.
ter. Parties wishing bargains, will i,d this excel
lent opportunity for covering their loose change into
good cheap and substantial Dry Goods.
Jan 23 JAMES WILSON.