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sale To-Day.


ny GREEN A. SCOTT, Auetioneers.
FOURTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
Friday, I'd day Of December, shall the pre
ses. commencing At O'Clock los Nos q 90 d.
east ali The
lots lay adjoining forming OF CO. 900
ground.
Also Immediately above o, a, O'Clock
fronting Carolina avenue Third FOURTH streets
east
And Immediately lot or al half
O'Clock, shall proceed SELL No
No io1 fronting Fifteenth south
GREEN a SCOTT,
NovN-d Auctoncsr'
opposite the Market between 7h
middle
possible before moving shall osr Inducements
puncinsi credit ths
Of fine dress materials win be found Of the
conrplets In tho District, compfsing-
A full assortment Of plaid French meriBos
100 pieces OF French mennos, from s7k up
full stock Of rich coiofed and black Lyons velve all
widths
one Of the largest stocks Of hocado plaid and silks
had.
our assortment of black tud full complete
sHAwLs.
In department great
TINT will speak for themselves In fact whole
goods good Ddiuon, been bought
who be in about this time should fail
anime our sssortment before purchasing.
Our stock o. housekeeping goods fall ehrscns quality
OF BLANKETS sheefines, owelnes table nsps, snd napkins
Fianus II and dcmecs Of Al kind
we wiz osr ~ small advance, and respectfully solicit call from
w. NJ SINISTER CO.
Dec 2-eoSm 9Th street, the
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INDUSTRIAL ExHIBTTION.-An Industrial Pair Win -
held the Bap'is. Church, 3h shove O. D.
cember psoximo, and continue ri
manufactured aeIe valuable psbesass,
and from dssrcnt viii -
exhbsed The Of exhibition enhanced
lectures and
The following popular abroad consented
John Downg D. D., Rss.
j. Burrows, Rev j. Wheaton smith, Rev A. A. Wnh asl A~v.
d. o. Haynes The Rev Dr. Mssoon, Rev Dr. Neal sd Rev.
invited More than DOZEN sTceiest
H. " Crosby and lady and other celsbrased
may also be expected.
The therefore, ~
exhibition me extraordinary Interest
Of manufactured goods
respectfully
making contributions to the vnse
TO The Of VII = ~
admitting them the exhbuna,
and
The ths ross
LIST December daily
hours Of 10 and until The opening u the fa
due notice win be given.
J. L. LEWIS,
Nov 6-cod1 Chsrmaa a The Cosprsssse.
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BThs board Of public works Of Virginia, under whose d.ee
Ohio railroad be constructed state
account Covinson, 18th Of December above
named purpose receiving and acting the proposals that
mr. offered.
Nov 2-dtl5Dcc.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS S.
Covinwtom u Ohio Railroad.

PROPOSALS will be received the ONCE of
railroad In Covingon, next,
graduation seventy
Of which the portio~
Of Ccvrgton and the portion
miles, lies ksuawba The
of Sandy. OF
bridging sunnenss and desirable, worthy
above work esd and the
for inspection the 6th of December
information bs obtained application
panys omces Covipgton and Guy andotte.
by order of the board
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MINNESOTA and Its Resources, to which apps1d-
III Camp Sketches Notes Trip st. Paul
bina selkirk bed Of North byJ
Wesley Bond
The following juvenile works for the approaching
Arabian Nights, profusely illustrated.
Tales Household
BROTHERS Grimm, newly uansisted with illustrations.
Arbei beautifully illustrated.
Leila, the Island by Ann Frazer TyueT.
Leila England. A continuation Of Leila, lsland
Leila at Home A continuation Of Leila in Eagiand.
Just received TAYLOR 4 MAURY'0
Nov 10 Books&ogs
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srEAMRR WRECKED.

DETROIT, Nov 80 Tho steamer Albany, Captain Jones
was wrecked on Saturday last Pressure Ise Lake
Huron The passengers were saved The boat and cargo
proved total lofs She was owned by Mr. Knight of De
tro, whose insurance expired two day. before the loss
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By y. G. MCGUIRE, AuctAonser.
CONVENIENT SALE OF HAYDN Saturday sftsrnooa, DE-
cember 3d. O'clock the Smithsonian grounds shall sell
eight sticks OF hay Terms cash. j. g. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auct0usoS.
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CHARLESTON, Nov ~ The steamship Falcon, which
lett Havana on the 2Sd instant for New York. put in here
last night for fuel She had experienced heavy weather
There Is no political news Of interest. On the 22i in
stani ayorite Spanish attached the Tacon The
ae was murdered by her husband, who afterwards killed
himself Cause -nhdeliy. Tho affair had created con.
siderable excitement.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA.

PHTssURs, Dec Tho Italian Opera Troupe has had
most brilliant and successful here Our citizens
have been in perfect raptures with it, On Tuesday ght
they achieved splendid triumph in the performance of La
favorlla Hose Devries, the prima donna, has received
nnumeable tokens OF from the audience in the
way OF wreahs bouquets. &C. Tonight they perform Lu-
cretia Borga, and tomorrow evening Don Giovanni,
which is a complimentary benefit given by the citizens.
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DOR RENT-T~o three furnished suitable for
and lady, gentlemen. Thesc pleas
Patent Once. They be used ao
sitting ROOM and lodging
particulars n. W.. Of James L.
stating when and where the applicant car he seem
Dec l-3ifs
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DIIATE and Herod--A Tale illustrative the E1
History OF the Church Of England Mary
by Rev. Harvey Stanley vols.
The Holy Eschss BY Roben Isaac wilherforcs, A. ~,
deacon OF the Ras Riding; vol.
Village Sermons; by Charles Sun | vol.
Household Words tor Decembsr.
Dec1 FRANtk TAfLC
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CONGRESSIONAL,
w SIITSETn

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
9TE.-Mr. Hamlin gave notice that on Mon
uaywould move to take up bill for the benefit
OF INDECENT insane. 00'ot'
4utler hoped the Texas debt bill would not
be Cooked. o'''o "o'
Mlunter said the appropriation bills womb
co','S to morrow, and they must not be defer.
MFoadhead urged the Importance of the bill
GU acres of land 10 the soldiers of the last
wa, ! ne gave notice that he would make q
i'o'oN add 1t to the appropriation bill, if it was
no. reported by the committee of Public
ua an9dentials of Mr.. Everett, Senator from
VI rnSSHsHfettS, were presented.
llic Railroad bill was taken up, Mr.,
ooope 70 was entitled to the floor, not being
arroms bofiand made speech relative to the
1,,r;, tailroad Dill passed some weeks since
.,rD''"ss; toSence. A long debate ensued on the
rsmoI 81 "tflke out The sections granting the
t;om If tEa'e powers. Pending the considera-
'ioli OF Imposition the Senate adjourned.
housEThe House went into Committee of the
W St oe Civil Diplomatic appropriation hill
ne plll Sropriates SS43, 900 for per diem Of
nie'aoeis fch, with pay of clerks, and contin
sens eAPS of Congress, swells the total an
pioPllhliopto S1,100,OOO. Various amend
lientS WeFeed to, making appropriations for
Go'ni'letinhstom Houses at New Orleas, 81.
LOUIS ile, and Cincinnati. Without con-
e'uui's nv, the committee rose.
:, ti'ioaS received from Horace Dav. md
- ~ mel laying for decaratory law protect
IMs:'ne lis't rlal byjury before the issuing of n
pJh,pe'""dt action in cases OF patent rights,
"nete me lty or legality is denied.
The Houaiourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19

MO. AZ, Main street, mas a full stock oc DRY
~ GOODS of latest importations, from the best
manufactures OF oui country. carefully
the '''8''
JoDBING TRADE.
or the best abrics designs and cOOrs to which he
specially socts an examination from his old Customc RS
All Country Merchants.
CLOTlS-s stock consists in part the best ma kers
ana oil the usual variety OF coloTs both Foreign nd
domestic.
CASSlM ERES-Blan black and doeskn as wall ns or n
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blue, Steel mixed, fancy reen and
lirowns, &c. very full and complete stOdk; also
Twcads and Cy. Jeans.
OVER COATlNGS-OTc oored blankets pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
fRlNISA very large stock the makers FAST
madden cOlors As well as the most common kind
~ OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de Ians emb'd lustre
ylain and fg'd black ulpacas, we'll as of color q
OF the best variety. both figured and plain
WHITE GOO DS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and pain jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills In.
dia, book, thread aud cotton laces edgiups etc .
III variety also Irish linens.
CAFS-Mcns boys and children's velvet cloth cans
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
aLSo-Shawls, rlbbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcachcd msns, shifting, checks, Ticking &c.
Nc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all Sorts usually wanted; and altogeth
cr ! feel well assured my stock $ o complete that
when II is examined and the pric :told, il will be
found IN all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock of Goods before offered in tue market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19
Short Greek lands for Sale
In Ohio county. Eirniuiu

WISHING to dispose of my Real Estate | offer at pri.
vate sale until the fst day November next nv farm,
IN the County Of Ohio situate on the waters Greek.
ming about five hundred and sixty This
crty is desiraby located both sides the Wheeling
west Liberty and bethany Turnpike, seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state Improvement having
large amount new plank fencing and juciously laid on
IN fields for farming and grazing purposes There are
iic premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling, corn cribs &c. There four good tenants
Houses There lisa comrnodious barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm including ample
ter for twelve humid red sheep. ~
will sell these lands whole or in mart IN snit Tho
cral. '' NC HO'
tle rapidly advancing improvement city or Wheel
ing the facilities afforded by the various connec
lions about to be completed with the West, the Sea
board, the excellent market in Wheens FIR
Inc productions of the country, this farm
ighy desirable for wishing prota ably and
tut to purchasers / w MlTCEET IL"
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852. 5000
Washington Reporter and Examiner, and Wells burg
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By the National Line.
ELEGRApHEp FOR THE DAILY 1NrELLlG ENcEs
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Feb. IS.
8 The America left Liverpool at Al O'Clock o,
Saturday evening. "
great Reform banquet was held at Mancheste
on the 80. Geo. Wilson presided. Many mem
bers of Parliament were present. MIR. Cobden
III ms speech, offered TO bet El 1000 against sbi
hing, that Napoleon would never atiempt 10 invod
England. VIM. Brotherton took the bet. and
mount, " =
FKANcE:-The Queen Of Spain proposes to pre.
sent the Empress with an Imperial Crown. an,
The Duchess of Alba sends an offering of egbt
beautiful Andaiusian Horses.
. fafS has resumed it's wonted Quietness Tb,
Emperor and Empress still remain at St. Cloud
ne MINISTERS have each in turn given frtes in
| honor OF the marriage. The Royal couple will
commence housekeeping in magnificent style
me me Empress has devoted large sums to charity
Inc Emperor proposes purchasing outof his mi
'ate funds, diamond necklace, valued at 81,
hundred thousand francs. The Empress declined
10 receive one from the city of Paris. She proposes
10 oulld palace at VarSeilleS, and also one at eac
principal town III France, and reside in each al
ternately, commencing next summer at Varseilles.
The coronation will take place in Nav probo
bly, sooner. p'ooa-
The opinion is universal that the Ministry will
oe nouihed That OF the present Ministry only three
Will remain. These changes are looked for in
Jay. letter expressing the opinion that n Fin
Iopean war will then be inevitable, has been circu
lated IN the legitimate circles, but its authenticity
The Emperor has bestowed first class medal
on on Jean Douse of New Foundand, for saving the
lives OF several French sailors.
The London Morning Advertiser says that n
packet containing eighty letters, was stolen from
tne hmperor's private apartment Suspicion rest
eI on Mrs. Howard, and letters implicatlrr some
OF the First men OF France, are thought to be in
Inc possession of the Princess. Three hundred
thousand francs are offered for their recovery.
The MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. = Wheat, white IS I'd. red To
Corn yellow j2a33, white SO; Ashes, pots 26a2I'
pearls 21a28; Rice steady business doing; Spirits
ot IurPentine Sass, rising; Lard prices shade
lower; New prime mess beef is active at 81 toll2.
FORK firm with rising tendency large business
lnd prices firm; Coffee moderate
/ LoNDoN.-Cottnn advanced e-eight. Sugar
iarkct firm with upward tendency; Wheat has
fcllned TO pa; Flour Is lower; Coffee, tea and
pm dull. 80 u
iAvRE.-Cotton, last evening, was active: O,-
ItnS, tres ordindre 9S francS sales 0: the weeks
1000; Coffee steady.
he commercial advices from India are unfayor.
7, particularly for the import trade.
lhe English money market was dull, with nm
leased pressure. Consuls, for money and nm
aunt, on Friday, were 92ta4. The Bullion in |
TrPank has decreased one fourth of a million,
sactlons small. American stocks unchanged
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Important to FarmersI

the time is approaching when will prepa
their ground for spring crops the subscribers
ecy inform them that they have large goo
clean Barley, for seed which they will sell noderae
price, or loan on favorable terms, provided they get the
ioducc, for which they will the market price,
I'VE cents per bushels or will contract for term years.
and will pay fttyfve cents buse cash, tile r.
incrs Will grow aud deliver at our brewery.
we make This offer 10 farmers, hoping may
10 raise as much barley require without
IN foreign markets; have hitherto compelled 10
buy large quantities the kenuc
ana New york. also i'll Canada, for establishments
and in Pittsburgh.
we beg leave TO suggest the necessity of sowing plump
clean grain, and TO be careful in vesng thresng and
cleaning as wc cannot use inferior damaged Barley
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
10 next Fall.
decl0-3md GEO. W. SMITH g. Co
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GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC
COMBINATION

Arrangements have been made TO furnish the Kncker
hooker MagaZne the Home journal, and the New York
Musical World ard Times to subscribers for Five
Dollars year This is cheap literature with vengeance
The nickerbocker is 50 per the Home Journal
81. and the Musical World and Times So; making 80
at the usual rates That three such OBJ
tanned for 80 year. is fact truly worthy the Caloc age
WHICH is just now being ushered in or the Ecker book
err Magazine edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark it Is
cessary to speak twenty years has been the
genial humorous and spicy monthly in the word and
present volume VIII be better than which
The Home Journal edited by Geo p Morris, n. p.
Wils,is We known as the best family newspaper in Ama
RIGA; and the Musical Word and Times edited by Richard
StOrrS Willis with Lowell MasOn Geo H. It's, Thorn.
Hastings, VIM p. Bradbury Geo. F. Root, other
musical writer's contributing and which gives among
er things, 25 worth OF music and full
structlOn in harmony is the very hest musical
journal published. These publications will post
family in everything worth owing:-Art science,
literature music, painting sculpture invention dscove
cs wit. humor, fancy, Sentiment, the news st fashions
aud other attractions for ladies'; choice G"R music
Sabbath the church and the reSde E.iews and criti.
eisnls OF musical works performegSJ performances in
raphy art and science including whatever
be given in periodicals to healthy
solid instructions in the anily, and help
wiser, aud happier, may be obtained -add
DYER & WILLIS,
25T Broadway, New York.
" Editors publishing the above times and sending the
paper containing il 10 Dyer & Willis will receive the
works named for one year. 1fcbI9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19

The FALLS CRY, we learn from the Louisville
naners, in her downward trip encountered the
terrible gale ofSunday night in the ne;ghborhood
of Guyandotte, and came very near losing her
cbimneys. Several guys were broken. and one
chimney VS. raised from its place, but was fortu-
nately saved. The boat lay by several hours, and
the force of the gale was so great that it parted
heavy hawser like pack thread"
The Courier of Wednesday says: Quite num-
Der of citizens of Wheeling came to our city yes
terday on the Falls City, among whom was every
body's fayorite, Capt. JoKN LIST.
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DANCING ACADEMY

NJ R. POWELL Cate OF Mobile Ala. } mas tho honor
H1s to announce to the ladies' and Wheel
Ing that he will open Dancing class Union Hall,
Main street. on Thursday the cath inst at o'cOckP NJ
day at O'Clock, for gentlemen in which
Test and most fashionable dances of the present day will
taught In addition to the plain style dancing
Ing the following fashionable fancy dances, vZ:-Polka,
Schottisch MaZurka, Redowa, Cling Temps, Ceiaiius,
XTemps, Golitza Cecan Waiting, with the double
Polka and Mazurka Quadr:lIes 81 with the
New Quadres of Redowa, danced in the principal CT
lies IN the Uutted States, together with the entire
Operac and Single Dances such Carhuca, Hornpipc
Highland Fling Cracovenne, ElJalcoSerXes, La SyIph.
ide, Wreath Waltz, DC
A and Fashionable style Cotion Dancing without
the OF steps, will be taught; and perfectly Plain
simple to be easily ned lsssons the
old style OF steps will be taught to those WIN wish
them As the above named list OF Dances more than
be learned in OF lessons those
have taken lessons before will please particular
time will he taught the whole system Casthenics
as the art of accepting presenting receiving, Introducing
pTomenading &C., &c, tending to adj and grace TO
the general department ofthe scholar.
Ladies and gentlemen forming private
structed hours and days to suit their convenience
from eminent men, and Female Academies, which he
has taught, which the short limits will
not permit him to give which those wishing patronze
him particularly requested to call and examine
fords him pleasure to show them.
Regular hours of tuition will be, for Ladies and Misses
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
clock and for gentlemen at O'Clock in the evening
same days.
!, tn $50 for a cou; 80 of sixteen lessons.
.-ntleman will be permitted to be present at the
hass at any time.
further Information enquire OF Mr.. Powell
Y fha Me- IIII EnhI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO MERCHANT Tnilors nnd CIothiers,
TAYLOR & GRUMPY


HAVE received from Europsby the latest thei
i Spring nd Summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS sui
table 10 the OF Merchant Tailors and CothieTs
whose attention they would examination he
fore hasing other cities Our Goods htye been 90
ectcd great in the English French markets
BY member OF firm. ard are the latest and nInst
fashionable styles. comprising in III the handsoncst ana
varied assortment OF Goods their class Imported
into this city for many We would name In
WOOLENS. =.
ISacot's + ncy black Cassimerts; ga.i....
Small check Cassimeres, for oats;
Super fancy cOOred cloths. ofR variety OF makes:
do BacOt' and simmons locskirs;
Shepherds check Cassine' es.
SILKS.
English and French Serges, COLI and black;
SatinS de chimes ard grenad!nes
Colored Plaid Sinchews;
Satin and silk Vesngs, in gTcalvariety;
Baratheas, FIOrentineS, &c.
ALS0-Wetngs and cuttings; white aud colorel Mar.
sees; plain and fancy Linens; apecas; red Paddnrs:
French canvass Sesiasi SILK twist; silk warp cashnie
retes vaenclas, lustTe chaIis, lineroat Checks &C.
Our G Gods have been this d will ALWAYS he
after be selected and ordered in EuT4e
have advantages for importing unsurpass b any
house IN the country we are prepFed to compete sue
cessiuy in prices with N York ny other home mar.
ket. TAYLOR %GRUNDY
! tebl"-lmtw 2lU BaltimOe It
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Valuable Property for snic or Go.
L.

u, The dGrsigned offers for sale copartnershp,
HAST FURNACE located four miles from line OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Paramount Marion
Co Va together with abundance of Iron Ore Line.
stone, Coal and TIMBER close to the furnace
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his operations ard
10 any one having Rolling Mill Foundry in Wheeling,
VINO VIII JOIN III with this establishment, furnish a
steam Engine he will offer the most liberal TERMS
ing all machinery stock at fair valuation.
Specimens OF the Orc and Pig Metal may be seen at the
Office of the Wheeling lntelligencer
Cost OF Iron delivered furnace per ton On
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. ............ o7j
S1l
Hon. Thomas Hayl.~.i will receive conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire
examine it,
r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19

MICHAEL Herr & Co.'S CIRCULAR, Baltimore
18th. has been received. The un:nvoraoie ac-
counts from England per steamer Africa being con-
6Imed by later advices per the Niagara, there has
bean a further declinein Flour. Sales on 18th OF
1000 bbls, at SIS to s5,l2!. Provisions but little
changed. Bulk Meat-Sales $4,000 Tbs. Sides al .
cents, 4 months. Hams-Sa!es no hhds. small
size, in sugar pickle, at lO!css,.4 month. 1000
neces ordinary, salt pickle, a. 10 cts, cash.
Sbon,ders-Sales 49, 900 lbs att Cts. months.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS.

FOR BuRNINGI THE SAME.
This Lamp JorProdmcing portable Light ia cOnhdeu
recommended as superior 70 any other ia lsse
TNlE LIG HIT is produced by burning OF an ae
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small re
forations in Platina. " ~ ie''
The Gas is generated ii used by the heat Gifts
combustion acting the burner connected with The IioJ
in the Lamp Thus perfect portable apparatus
Tor cieatirE and burning aerorm Gas 1'"@
It's construction is such that all possibility of accident
rom Its use Is entirely removed and the great simplicity OF
rs renders it to get out
any other kind Of Lamp 1tIequiIes cleaning and trim
WELL either with without glass globe or shade and ne
iectly free from smoke odor. r.
The opinions scientific NAV be learne, from h.
tna az The Annual Fair 1.-THE American Institute in 1876
silver MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and a hi
PoIa 70 the Northumberland at the
cd the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the institute
Ire above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
~ j.. X. DUNBAR d co,
sep17 - - " w h - Din"I
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANT TAILoKs'-"e lnVi'e
.,a ottention of our Merchant Tailors and Cloth
-. - the advertisement of Messrs. Taylot and
Grundy, of Baltimere. They offer Tor SAFE soouS
carefully selected in the French and English Mar.
lets. and are commended TO us by Merchants Oh
,bis city, who have dealt with them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-19

NO Other disease sweeps away many thousands ms
~ Asthma nd Consumption. and because OF any
want OF means checking them their approach
those attacked would adopt proper remedies carly bt
m ese are negeeted and recourse is
from whence CvntiI the years. medical sci
ehce hao MOI discovered airy means o, disodgineit.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
nave now supplied that deficiency removed the r.
proach from medical scence their rapidly extending
lame Throughout all parts the world testifies Th.v
give relief In all OF coughs colds within len
minutes after use, and effect rapid and lasting cure
Pilce 20 cents per box
icbI5 SnIa A..