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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
By the National Line.
rELEGRArHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ELDoRADo.
NEw Yonlk, May 8.

New York, May s.
The steamer Etdorado, from Aspinwali April 80,
arrived at this port at two O'clock this afternoon,
bringing 300 passengers, S50o, 900 freight and Cal
iforna dates to April 9th.
Sic left the steamer Illinois waiting for the mails
and treasure pei steamer Northern Light, which
left San Francisco on the 10th.
The health of Aspinwallis good and business
! flourlShing. Nothing important by the Illinois.
| News from California unintereSting.
Subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers by the
wreck of the Independence had heen so ample
that the committee had large surplus on hand.
| The robber joaquin is said to be in San Fran
cisco disguised.
| Proceedings have been commenced in the Dis
trict Court against Capt. Sampson of the lndepen-
dence. '.g43
| Reports from Humboldt Bay stated that 16 or 1S
men who were engaged in exploring a road along
Paiajeu Bay to Rogue River valley, had been muir
dered by the Indians.
The Alta Californian states positvery that an
expedition is on foot for taking possession of the
Mexican Province of Sonora, and that its designs
are known at Washington, as well as TO the au-
thoriteS in California. In few days, it says, the
public wilt be fully advised of all particulars.
The water front'extension bill passed the lower
House bya majority of seven. Petitions against
| the measure, signed by five thousand citizens of
San Francisco were presented in the Senate. The
Alta Californian says the bill, if passed, will put
| into the hands Of half dozen scheemers, about
SIG, 100000. The members of the Assembly from
oah FRANCISCO, nave resigned their seats, on ac-
count Of the action on the Water Front bill. Gov.
Bigler has ordered general election on the 18th.
The resigning members candidates for re-elec-
ton. The election is considered test question.
The markets on the Sth were active. Flour
was selling in small lots at Sl1,50 for Gallego.
There were Large sales Of provisions, Pork S37a
Ss. Bacon %; Lard 25ca27; Butter, choice, 42c
cheese Csc.
Unusual number of foreign arrivals and heavy
additions made to the immense stocks already on
hand. Pilot lread has declined Sc. Grain
depressed, with heavy stock and small demand
Iron and hardware dull. Lumber lower.
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.5MISCEIILIA ZNEOUS..
New Furniture and Chair
,E4-a Ware Rooms

1TuNDAY & Colts invite The attention of house
M keepers and others to their New Furniture and Chair
stIeet. lew doors below the Market House They are
to furnish all articles in their line such ORES.
sing and Plain Bureaus Secretary and book Cases. Card
Dining aud Breakfast Tables. Sofas, Dvans, ottomas
&c. Fancy NYhat Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogany, in every Variety
Plain and fancy Looking Glasses, Clocks, c all which
will be furnished promptly to ORDER the lowest prices
we respectfully invite the public to call examine
stock, feeling assured that render satisfaction in all
cases. ap14-3md
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New Boots and Shoes

rs noy, ".. Dote, l61 Main Street, Wheeling,
/ SSoS. sMns the first lot OF Gentlemens fashionable
and Sboe' ew York style, and ser slk OF Boots
hoe tSds embraces every style ard quality in the
boys Sr5 o aales, misses and chiIdrcn's wear Gents
ely woUS ~ boots and shoes. To designate the vari.
q TGs &c 100 lengthy for an advertisement.
make; Is eXeus vely New York and PHILADELPHIA
both style aud best stock and workmanship Of
krs ib warranted and guaranteed both by the ma
app 0tlaaies travelling boots, WM BoLE. ~
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FROM TExAs-GoLD MINES. &c.


Advices from Galveston of the 3rd. give exciting
accounts of the gold mines on the Colorado river.
Emierants are flocking thither, and about 400 are
already at work realizing from So to $40 per diem
each. Farmers are leaving their crops, and the
whole State is wild with excitement. The soil for
one hundred miles has been examined, aud con.
tains deposits rich as California.
Gov. Bell runs for Congress in the Western Dis
trict
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Look at This!

LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and friends do most eec-
tually by calling without delay arbe d Co.'S Daguer-
rcoype ROOMS at the OF Main and Bdle Streets
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere i'll the city.
TARBELL d CO., Dagucrreotypists,
PIT. Corner OF Main and Biddle streets,
fire Wheeling
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BosroN,;N1ay s.

The four clock train of yesterday from this city
for New Bedford, when near Trenton, was thrown
from the track by the breaking of the axle of the
the baggage car, which, together with two passen-
ger cars, was thrown down an embankment 80
feet. Two persons hurt seriously, none killed.
The cars were demolished.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

NohWALk, may u.
The following additional bodies have been re-
cognized: Mrs Harley, wife of Harley the Artist,
Bait, and child six months old. Among the injur-
ed are Warren S: Newell, Talbot county, Nd, do
ing we'll, and Elizabeth Burke, Lancaster, Pa.
Whole number of bodies recovered 46; number ill.,
jured and remaining at No1walk 81. Among the
identified are Martin Long and wife, N. Y; Mr..
Dwight, Brooklyn; B. F. Larvier, Dundee, c. w.
and VIM. Lang, Boston.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour steady at 8, rs TO 800 for common brands.
Nothing doing in Provisions, holders were willing
TO sell but buyers holding off. Whisky 1s4, a
further advance. Cheese dull ATLAS. Sales OF
% bales Cotton, good spinning at 10. Groceries
more active; Sales Of lis hhds good fair to prime
Sugar 44a5A; and 1850 bbs Molasses in lots at %.
Nothing of importance in other articles.
River fallen I6 inches since Saturday. Weather
eft
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STRIKING IxsrAxcE.-The general mania
f,r strikes has recalled the following admirable
Epgran by Hood:
"a mechanic his labor will often discard
1.-THE late of his pay he diSlikes:
Hnt a clOck-and its case is uncommonly hard
win continue to lrOrk, though it strikes"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

MT. J. BocuASAS took his departure recently
IN ri, vile ~ for St. Louis, from the Beymel
u y. where they had been boarding for several
i ,,y Nothing very notable in this. surely. but
l.. ,,,,r wife and four children near Cadiz feel
.one interest in his movements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

Tpz srrIco HousE.-we saw yesterday the reg
-. and account books of the Sprigg House.
~. .,s neat and elegant beyond anything of the
ils bcb has ever beenintrOduced into this city.
All ,rstp manu- featured by Messrs. Sanford &
u,vr.1d Of Cleveland.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
May g..

Flour, State 4,56a4,62; Ohio 4,56a4.s7, steady;
Southern 5.12a, firm. Wheat western 100, 100
for red, small business, purchasers demand conces-
sions not genrally conceded by holders. Corn
mixed GAG; Yellow 68. Ohio Whisky, 224, firmer.
Mess Pork 154; Prime 1874, heavy. Mess Beef
10, plenty. Lard steady.
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VIM. T. Needs g. Co.,

Rookbinders& IL Blank book Manufacturers,
No. 244 MOnr0s Street; UP STAIRS.
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish
ment lately known as James NJ Ewings Bookbnde and
Blankbo mandatory prepared to Rule and
ind to ORDER blank books every description mlsic
magazines periodicals. c in manner not TO be suTpas
and by any establishment i'll tho country.
VConstanty on hand an assortment OF blank books.
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DECLINED.

Y = n bALTlMukE, Nlay 9.
1t is reported that Albert G. Constable, of Bal
tmare appointed Solicitor of the Treasury in place
Of Judge Lynand, has also declined.
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ARREST OF MALONEY.

Capt. Maloney, commander of the packet ship
Roscus, was taken into custody to answer charge
of having caused the death of two seamen on board
of his ship in December last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

"Tsr NATIONAL TELEGRAPH Review, & Operator's
Companion" Edited by JAMES d. REID.
This isa new Magazine, the first number Of
which is before US, devoted to the scientific devel,
Orementof the Telegraph system, and intended tc
be annual for operators. 1t is very neatly prin-
tel, and inteHpersed with variety of interesting
and useful articles. Published quarterly at 81
pei snnum.
NIL. W. KELLY, Manager of the National
Telegraph Office Ofthis city, will receive subscrp-
tons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

The LOUISVILLE JOURNAL very appropriately re-
marks:
Now that the banks and the hills that borle- the
Ohio are clothed again IN the freshness and beauty
Otnaure, and the weather is so pleasant and ge-
nal as TO render the guards of steamer leSira-
bIepace of retreat, a trip up or down the river is
attended with many pleasures. To sit and, as the
Steamer plows her way through the waters, to
watch passing objects of beauty on shore is most
delightful recreation from the tolls and perplexi-
ties Of business. The day passes both rapidly
ana agEeeably away when thus spent; and, when
Inc traveller reaches the place of ls destination On
Iee rTeF, heiS inclined to regret the termination
Oh his travel. Many persons prefer 10 take passage
on the Union Line OF steamers with the inten ton
oflaklng the Baltimore and Ohio railroad route to
NE Eastern cities, because they prefer steamboat
naVelIng to that by railroad. This route is GER
siny very desirable one, and one that must rap
ta! become one of the great thoroghfares of travel
nam the West 10 the Eastern cities. We commend
us advantages 10 the attention oftravelers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
UNION HOTET,

THIS l,rr, GEoRG ETOWN, DC.
" and convenient house ia wing heen thoroneb
handsome ana na Ietied with entirely new furniture Of
eOmmodsoS Of style is now open for the
those who rS invites the patronage of the public;
and reception, tho best fare ana such Comforts
vita If beskept T S Il. his Gssf y0Tab
runi es constantly pass to and from lie S;Snito
-ap22-6m tUsAa al night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

c..v,cE was held for the first time in
Dl'SA Presbyterian Church in the First Ward,
the DsS The Rev. Aft. PAUL is the Pastor Of
. vre,stiOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

s-s occurred in the Wheeling Cotton
Fire. a. afternoon from the friction of the
Mills YsS'. ,,s extinguished without any material
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

A deck hand of the steamer Alvin
DS0"SID. name we did not ascertain, fell from
Adads' ".S ,be river at the wharf on Sunday evens
a al, and was drOWned,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

indebted to G. W. Clutter, Esq, of
We 'i' toro copy of the Joint Acts and Resc-
ReHn0nT' ,be lasts,ss'on of the legislature
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= ,tsntion to the advertisement of Bar
We can cumberland, Md. We hear it high
'.n,ssn Of by Travellers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
Union Eor snIc. :

VVNHE 8uhQrrh.rNN N..1I'4NJ UIAoo W URhS.
the SboSs SeTs desiring change their busiress
sfcnrsS w.S and in successful operation custom
made van demand for all tho glass which can he
The propeTv seven pots, and chairs for % blowers
square, with AZ, OF two separate lOs each i00 6ect
ore iof ~ 70 hLSt rate coal bank ihem isSe
Other is S occupied by the glass house and Sures III.
property has "e Iable site for another factory This
Possession n aaSantase for manufacturing puTposc.
ar4sm gwen lst June. Tetmcasy! 80 fN' f'SSS'
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COSrEssrOS.-Joux W. PIERCE, calling himself
s,uetimes Groves, has confessed before Alderman
N,clsne, to having been engaged with Dave, slave
NJ of Hugh Nicolls, in breaking open the Offices
Of Mr. MARsuALL's Board Yard and Mr.. JonN
HrsHs' Planning Mill on the night of the 26th ult
Upon the same night the Office of Messrs. Dun
uvr, WILSON & Co., was burnt. To participa-
TN in this he did not confess. The negro has ran
way Pierce is about 10 years of age. He has
!een committed for further hearing.
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80 advertisement of the new arrangement
S ,sa business Oft. NJ. Parker.
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HARPER, ESQ, Clerk of the steamer Falls
CITY, has our thanks for the latest Cincinnati aud
L0n .; n,,ni6cent steamer, Capt. Sam Mason, is
1t. nocket for Louisville and Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10
Solid Daguerreotypes.

WIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age The
picture assumes all the roundncss and solidty Ollie.
IL also appears ueszc, and in every point resembles
living being Nature is perfectly Knocked, to in
Sixidua hair Taken at WHITEHURSTS, over Camp
oes Jewery store, Baltimore street. the city OF Bat
moTe ALSO in his Washington Gallery and will soon be
introduced IN all OF his galleries, which may found IN
all the principal cities in the Union =; =
NIr WIlrEHuRsT has the honor that has
Just received letter from the President United
States informing him OF the award Medal Certificate
and copy ofth Juries Fair Lon
Uoh mar30-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

1opS % i. NEAT! MEATI MEAT!
dnTine ~ LER respectfully Informs the public tina
isah MeS{ ~ warm weather, he win supply them Mil
In aATEs svety morning. except and SsnSs
:" staiIs No. n and 10. n mai !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

n.v,D wulrr, it is said. was to make TIL
ThF pA So say the Louisville papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

CORoxER's INauEsr.-The body of newly born
infant was found dead i'll the John street grave
Hrd on Sunday. It was enclosed in small shoe
box and clothed in neat linen shirt and covered
Eith piece of new muslin. DR. NJ. CAMPBELL,
who made post mortem examination of the body,
discovered that it had once breathed, but could
puceive no traces of poison or violence. 1t was
apparently but a few hours or days old. Theon,
y thing approximating to a clue as to how it came
there, was The statement of lady living in the
who testified that in the forenoon
while people were generally al church, she saw
woman with bundle going in the direction of the
gave yard, and returning without the bundle
She did not know the woman, but thought she
could identify her if she were TO see her again.
The verdict was that the child came to its death
from causes unknown 10 the jury.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL, +; 'tAHA''N

rr,t,1, = =. p a : ~ I I'LL.
NHE undersigned having purchased lease and effects
l. THAT old established house, the FoUNrAIN HoTEL-
Light street. Baltimore, and having repaired and reur-
sed at heavy outlay, offer to their friends and tie
tort and convenience. "
The Ladies'. Ordinary End the suites of rooms attached
VIII be found TO afford the comforts of f4mes
all its patrons. - -
It's tie most central situation tie man of bust
being in the centre OF business as convenient
any other hotel i'll the city -
1t Will be the desire pleasure of the prourietor 10
promote the comfort OF the guests OF the house.
APPLY CLABAUGH q BROTHER.
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Basket Making.
r.. MoONY

L. MOONY
now willow ware Of al sorts and szes
chairs cradles market baskets, covered uncovered
yelling Iadies' wing baskets descrip
tor. Baskets any description made TO the
finest quality ofwilow, on the shortest notice
terms All those wishing thing In my limo
side Of market square two doors Union street No
in the above line, at wholesale and retail prices,
mmarT 1865.
Persian Hair Dye.
THIS preparation win change the Hair from other
color, beautiful JET black, without staining the
- ~ - .S4{tss tTlELLss q cALcwELL
oct26 r' 80 4sTa Sole gents.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

.un PITTSBURGH, May 9.
River feet 6inches. Weather clear and pleas
ant ..
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FANCY GOODS.
E,REDK. FTCKEY e. SONS

FREDk. EICKEY & SONS,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers of English, German end French Fancy
Goods, :. ~.
AYE now in store their Spring assortment Of Porto
Tooth and Nail brushes Rosewood and liuffalo Hair
brushes Combs OF every description, Cutlery,
etc., etc -
In the Hosiery lIre full OF White Brown
and mixed cotton hose Lise, Thread silk hose
Cotton hose OF every description, Lisle Silk
bose OF every description Cotton Thread Silk
Fley q Stewait's Patent Thread, cotton, Thread and
etc. etc
Dealers will find stock the most extensive this
city, and our prices low any house country
Inar24-dwtr
THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
THE people hive found tout that W. d. Motto 4 Bro
ther have got sons of the prettiest Spring
De LANES, chaI RaregeS P Chay, FouaIde silks,
and other Dress Goods in Wheeling They going faat
come soon IL you SSish to get good choice.
mario fisifff ~ W. ID. MOTTE d BRO. -
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hopkins & RaIrchiId,
Merchant Tailors,

220 baltimore Street,
- BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention of the citizens of TO their
extensive assortment orcoths cassimeres and vest
is selected with great care the latest inporta
TONS ~ 'F"
READY MADE CLOTHING.
On The second floor OF their store they keep large
sortmeit OF elegantly finished clothing, by the best
manu- anu cut IN the most fashionable style ar161yd
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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission RDeinese

FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Business
VIE Undersigned, late OF the fl m of Wook & DAN
y to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks Tor tSsIi
liberal patronage sCce resident of this city onu bees
South Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr. Jx. w.
With sn 9s Sd by s late ELI1s SAw ose[t
ample room TO do any reasonable Flour d Si
the sale OF all kinds country produce and he respec
fully solc!ts your patronage.
Plaster, sait Fish and Gaano &c And his knowIedse Of
the wants Of the Agricultural and Mercantile community
are such mat he feels warranted in assuring them that
e cons Ss or orders with which he may be
R,;,,or. ,,. No; 2 "a, South Howard street.
Messrs Pollard, Byrd & Co;
Chas. a. GxmbriII;
w,Nc.,vs,r,!MS Norris, Caldwell q Co.
Henry n. Brent, Cashier Of the Bank oitlle
JOSEPH g5"Hfy sherrard, Cashier of Farmers
Messrs. Baker q Brown;
WHEELING. Ha'' L. !" %" g Co.
Messrs. AMMAN Mcguire a Co;
| Jno. r. Morrow.
Fine Goods for Gentlemen's Wear.
Cowan's Tailoring and 'FurnishinE store
NO: 151 Baltimore ST., opposite The Museum.
BALTIMORE,
ii AViNG on hand large and varied assortment of
spring and summer goods, we respectfully invite the
order OF our Wheeling friends assuring them they
shall receive prompt and careful attention,
Shouu our selections of fancy goods fail the
TASTE oil our customers the articles may returned at
our rsS and COST the constant this establishment
| VIII be to give satisfaction in every
Stein Sc Brother,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
CLOTHING,
No, sl6 Baltimore Street 6stessn Hoard and Liberty
mar2S-3m BALTIMORE.
REVERE HOUSE.
BY
j. "A. M EFELFIN Err,
ADJOINING THE DEPOT,
'mar29 Cumberland, Md.
Hnre, Pierson, holiday & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. HGNorer street, mar Market,
BALTIMORE.
RICHARD HARE, DANIEL HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM PIERsoN, JAMES Ron1EsoE
US Refer to the Merchants OF Wheeling. mar25.ty
MARTIN & aoRsoN,
Flour and General Commission Merchants,
rnar2s-1y BALTIMORE
baltimore Primo Forte RRanufnctorv
| J. WISE d BROTHER, manufacturers OF 3oudOir.
- PiauO
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- D4I q CL w IISOII, Ut"
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Britt sh ,
French md merican Dry Goods,
No. SO Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
GUILD invite the attention purchasers visiting
our city 10 call and examine large stock OF
dies dress goods; consisting plain and brocade silks,
black matona silks, plaid Silks French Baeges, French
lawns and taeko nets robes silk tissues. barcge
shawls from 80 to S5 maEtiIas and capes styles
cashmere shaws OF every variety, French embroideies
kid gloves, Parasols, etc.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Cloths cassimeres vestings, cravats handkerchiers
collars, gloves, etc.
Housekeeping goods all kinds, including large sock
OF staple and domestic goods Our stock Comprises
best offered by any house in the city
The lowest prices. mpr2S-i@w1y
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DIR. Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRI1GE

LIZ sIOrdO aarr1S, 80
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFICE-Ratimore Lock Infirmary. No. 81 south Gay
" street. opposite the Exchange buildings, baltimore.
to insure sound and speedy cure in class OF Dis
clans the hands OF Quackcry may consulted con-
hden.ially, either in person or by letter. - +
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
lettcr to DR.. Harris, Baltimore Md. All couni
Eonaettd remedies sent by to any part the o.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4=ty
TX BBLs. Shito's No. Eeached Lard oil just re-
LEI sceiyed by mas A.. G. ROBINSON &. CO.
ON BBLs superior Mercer potatoes JUST received on
OO sale by mas p 3ss'' a. G. ROBINSON d CO.
lNLEMENTS OF THE La " s., or Outlines or civil and
ID Criminal Laws in force in the United States, aud in
A. new work, just pubtishel. Received by
mag .fS.siH Isl lWIIIDE@ BROTHER.
= SFnli Esapcr, ssecondt spriIisy a rrivnI.T{F
ioMMoN and Gla zed, Window Blinds, Fire Screens
" and borders; Just received at 81
.aItdoy5st " JoHNiFISHER,SBook Store, a.
apf-tm 1857 e ~ No.135, Main street,
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SToCK'roN,s -TRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS.
RATEsoz tTREtonT.
From Wheeling to Washington i. .
Heavy Goods % cents per 100 lbs.
From Wheeling to Claysyille ~ ~ =
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs
r From Wheeling to West AIexnnder-l
L Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs.
Paekases weighing less than 100 pounds will be
charged % con Is 10 any point on the road. ~
special contracts carrying freight be made by
calling at Stockton, Russell Monroe Street,
Wheeling. ai26tf b II. W, ST0CKToN. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Works complete In 6vols 8
IL sixth edition. Received byzl stssaf
: apps t1t@ WILDE q BROTHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

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