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RETURN Day is Coming

A LII those indebted to she Subscriber by Note,
N arc thus publicly and respectfully notified to
make payment By the First of February. Those
who fail 10 comp y with the above terms will find
their Notes in the hands Of &. W. Landrum, Esq,
fur collection Money is wantcd and must be l!ad.
!. S. JOHNSON.
lem ID St J2
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Union Meeting.

TnE Fifth Sunday Union Meeting Of the 4th
Division of the Edgefebd Baptis. Association, will
meet at the IIoRS's CRErK CHURCH, on Friday be,
fore the fifth Sunday in January inst. Rev. S. P
GrrzEs to preach the Introductory Sermon, at II
o'clock, a. M. Subject Of discussion, What is a
visible Church of Christ and its purpose.
Published by order Of the meeting.
G. W: NIXON, CLERK.
Ian Ith lS53
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NC it Distinctly Understood,

TNIIAT from the First of .Eanuary 1858. the TIN
J. BUSINESS Mt EdscGeld G. d., will be car
ped strictly On the CASH SYSTEM.
have lost enough already and ann determined to
sustain no more by the Credit System.
. An Persons having accounts aHsea'ed by the lst
Of February, will be sued without disraer4nn, AZ
owe money and must pay MY debts or be sued
c. l.. REFO.
Jan i, st SO
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Read and Take Warming.

TIIOSE indebted to the Undersigned, either by
Il Note OF account, are hereby informed lias
unless shcy settle by Return Day, they will, lnd!s
criruinatcly, have to pay cost am hard up 'or
money ami will be compelled to pursue the above
method in order to keep from being sued. So gem
tcrncn come forward and pay up, without delay
T., ~
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Extra Fine Chewing.

TUST received few Boxes of EXTRA FINE
eD CHEWING TOBACCO, the celebrated CAL
houn Brandt manufactured expressly for the Sub
scribcr. G. l.. Penn, AGENT.
Avg Is # 81
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Notice.

fHNIl0SE indebscd ho Ae SaBscriBer BY Note on
IL Account previous to tile first Of January, arc.
most earnestly requested to pay by sale day in Feb
ruary, as want the money, aud cannot possibly
wait longer. MM. McEEOY.
Jan II 4t So
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Jan u
Educational.

a GENTLEMEN Of long cxpcricnceas Teach
IA er desires situation for the present year.
The Advertiser hi.s been in She Iab:s M preparing
Pupils for she Sophomore Class in College and be-
sides Cl,ssics and Science. he teaches the French
language perfectly, and complete course Of English
Education Tho most satisfactory references and
testimonials will be given.
Address y. NJ. Teacher, Augusta, Ga,
l.n ID lt< 3T
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Jan II
N office,

WILL he sold before the Court House steps
w on Wednesday, 10Th inst, at II O'CLOCK :, y
NJ, to the highest bidder, tho House ilnnGals1,S
in rear of the Court House now occupied BY MessFs
ToMrKlys and TlLLarAN. US Law Offices.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
By Order Of the Board ,,r ,,,,.
IT ~
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A WHOLE TRIBE of 3IONKEYS,
HYENAS, OURANG OUTANG, ZEBRAS,
KANGAROO, RlIlNOCEROS, LAMA,
with delightful collection Of
TROPICAL BIRDS,
Form part of this immense and Interesting
Caravan.
CONNECTED WITH WHICH IS
THE GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS
With all its Arena Sports and Entertainments,
and comprising a greater list of Equestrian
STARS than ever.
II aster James Robinson,
Will appear in all his difficult and wonderful acts
Madame Robinson,
Will introduce her snpcrb dancing and per
forming horses, JUBITER and BEESWING.
Little Jack,
Will ride his two interesting Poneys, Snarley
and SaulIbunes.
Master John,
The Great Acronant Leapiny Equestrian, will
perform his wonderful Pony "Veneia Trclaw-
ncy."
Male, Henrietta
viii delight all who behold her chaste and ele-
CANT performances,
sB 4 host of minor Stars will also appear.
II. u. TlDMARSil, AGEn1.
Jan y 1T 81
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Startling Intelligence

Startling Intelligence
The most extraordinary and interesting COM
bination of WILD ANIMALS, and
Elegant and Cviaslc Arcua Sports.
ROBINSON g. ELDRED,
So long removed for their complete and clasc
Arena Performances, beg to make known 10 the
inhabitants of South Carolina, that in order
more fully 10 satisfy their patrons, they have
lately, at Il cost of
$40, 900,
Purchased the superb collection of Animals,
lately belonging to SANDS. QUICK & CO.,
Justly celebrated for the number and variety of
the specimens of Animated Nature it contains,
among which are
The Great War Elephant Bolivar,
Weighing 10000 lLs., and over II feet high
This huge sagacious animal, is perfectly docilc,
and performs almost incrtdita6lc trats of
strength and cunning.
Two LIONS and Li0ncss,
FROM AFRICA.
ROYAL BENGAL TIGER.
TERRIFIC WHITE OR POLAR BEAR.
Weighing over 1900 lbs. the only specimen in
America
MAGNIFICENT BLACK OR INDIAN TIGER,
The only specimen ever imported in America
Huge Grisly Bear of California.
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Undressed Bleached Shirtings

CNOWDEN q SFlEAFf, Augu'ta, Ca
- have received from New York, Extra 4!
Bl"achcd SHIFTING. perfectly uadrcsscd, and ;
very superior fabric for ladies and Gcrtlcmcn's
wear The public arc respectfully requested to cal
and examine the article.
Jan IL # 52
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Notice.

THyI1OSE indebted to the Estate Of John F..
E Martin, deed, are hereby notified to mako
payment by Sacday next, the estate is about be-
ing closed up; and those having demands will pre-
sent them in due form by that Time
II. T. WRIGHT, 81 E. b.
Ordinary's Office. Jan ~ At So
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a CARD

a CARD
MR.. A. J. DEMEREST,P Prof. Of Dancing.
VI oilers his services 10 the .alicS and Gentle
men of Eigcichl District, He will give nstruc-
ton in variety Of new aud fashionable
Dances, Quadrilles, WaltzeS, Polkas,
GalIOpadcs, &C.,
Such as Goriza. Nazurka, Schotisch, Rilorva
Jenny Lind Polka, Hop Wazes and Scotch Dances
]lc viii teach a School any where i'll Edsriied
District, provided it be made up for him, between
this and sale day in February next. Ladies' no,
liking to attend the School, can have private Les
sons given them by forming party Of eight.
AIR. d. can be seen or addressed at this place
where he may be found at all times unless when
absent attending his Schons.
lie has had several Glasses in Edgcf:cld and
hopes by digcnt attention to get many more. Ile
refers with pleasure and confidence to all those gen
,lcnlrn who have patroniscd him.
january II, 1t 81
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VALUABLE REAL g. PERSONAL
Estate For Sale!


fI.A February 1858, owing TO EfyM
,tsi@SA loss uf vision, and consc- "Hts.
sszsEassA quent inability Of my Faith s=ae
or to manage his domestic affairs. BY his direction,
will be sold, at his prcscE, residence, in Lexington
District, the following described property. ez.s,,
His we'll known Mills, OH Iightwood
Creek, with about Twenty-Five Hundred (250O)..
Acres Of Land attached as appears from n recent
re survey. made by Mr.. Sampson Duflie.
The Grist and Saw Nlil both being in good run
ing order, on ncscr failing stream, within two
miles of navigation for rafts fair nduceInrnt is Of
rrrd to purchaser wishing to engage in the Lum-
bcring or FIGURING business, as the water power is
well adapted to either; and the Land heretofore
cultivated, has long brcu known ~ Yield far graiu
crops ..S1 l..ss -.
Also, three other small Tracts, containing about
Two Hundred and Fifty (25O) Acres each, original
y in one Grant, bat since laid out into suitable 1ts .
for small settlements near The head Of Little Bla
Creek, aud adjoining lands belonging 10 Aaron
T.ylor, formerly part Of the same survey and
y. his ha, proved productive and capable of-yels-
ing fine provision crops, the other .hree Lots being
4 the quality Of soil must bs Likewise valva-
ble.-Also, -
Eleven Negroes,
Among whom cun be found Mlrrs, Ssrysrs Wag-
guncrs, snj others capable Of doing House or Plan.
talion business.
Also, Horses, Mules, Oxen, Cattle, Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, Peas and Vines, Flour, Potatoes, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming inrlrrnen.s,s
Blacksmi!h's Tools, Road Wagon, Timber and
Plantation Carts aud sundry articles too tedious
mention.
TEnMs.-Thc Land and Negroes will be suld on
u credit of one, two aud three ycars-interrst and
one-thrd Of the principal payable annually. Ths
purchaser being required to give bond and two or
more approved securities, and for the Land,
Mortgage of the Premises. Fur all other property
amounting TO SIS, notc and interest, payable in
twelve months, with approved security. Aud for
a SUMS under IS, cash OH delivery Of the property.
The foregoing tcrus not being complied with, for,
any property bid off, the sanc will bc rr.snl, and
the person 80 falling to comply will be held bouni
to make goud any deficiency between the latter and
former sale.
Maj Walter Quattebum or the Undersigned, viii
SHOW any Of the property if suitable application bs
male. PAUL QtATTLEBUM.
Pinara, Jan 10. st 81
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TIE Members Of the Mission Board and Boul,
Depository will meet at Edgcfeld c. H., on We'd
ncsday after the first Sabbath infJanuary.
a punctuar attendance is requested.
BY Order of the Beard,
JOHN nyIET, s'cc'Y.
Dee 90. 1855.
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JOHN LOTT, Scc'ry.

FRozEN-A large number Of German emf
grants reached Chicago, few days ago, in the
cars. When they arrived at tue Illinois TFoteI,
one OF the women was completely chilled that
she died few minutes after she came 10 the
fire, although every effort was made to save her.
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to- the Es,nn oa Sarah
~ FcndY, decd, will please make immediate
payment Those having demands will present them
properly ast sted lor payment.
u. j. GILCTRTST,
AGmr de bonis non..
pee ~ # 4S
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Bethany Academy.
Masonic Notice,

., REGULAR Communication o
.sVL>VY YOSI9O&DIlA 1sODA!Ao
rcENTG No. so, A. + NJ, will be held at
TZ$Ssa their Hall or Saturday evening, 18th
january, at O'Clock P. NJ.
BY oydcr the ". NJ.
y. B.-Those Members who are in arrears will
please take norice of Rule XHI Of the Bylaws,
part ef Which is here inserted.
Eve,y Member twelve mossls in arrears shall
be notified of it by the Secretary; and if he then
fails to discharge the same his name shall be pub
lcly read at three successive stated meetings. and
if the arrears be no, then paid. he shall no longer
be considered Member of the Lodge. And
should he at amy futIc period wish to be rcinstated,
he must first pay the balance standing against him
at the time of his suspension, and then make aPi'-
cation according to Rule XIV.
Jan l2 1t So
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Turn their sad gaze, while mourning,
Where the stars are hung on high
Show them their chcrub:smiling
From the portals uf the sky.
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Jan 70
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Religious Notice.

Jan 18th, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23
I'ntrenize lXour Own Mann
. fnetures. !
: b'A Wheeling Silk Factory.

MEXICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub,
rcles he various muse at
GlLL,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious such matters invited call
the process manufacturing and. those wishing pr
chase Silks WHOLESALE be supplied on reason,
ahleterms at Gils Store adjoining tho Factory, at A.
MI Adams sForbs', 4! o. Fairchild's Marsh &sIay.
lor's, and o. w. Heiskis, Wheeling Va, and at
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 49,, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. ID s}lt= 10 AslzH osBslR't
Eour Fabrics pure Silk have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
mercan Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Ohio Stale Fair. We constantly
Misunderstanding, stock Is large seasonablc,
comprising many satins vestinss dress
silks, ffges cravats, haiderch of white black
plaid figured and printed all the newest Styles made OF
best tnel silk, tiled and plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and patronize this important branch
ican Orders or variety
IL executed. - = ~ Ak 80 - -. I
MsTcGantable coeooi,s and Rseled silk bought. 70
'Ef - ~ -7s't " ft-i 10 -s, . JOHN w, Gill;
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WHEELING. 9 q
IaPRING OF iS53
apbitiaa' isRRHNG OF 1856 sI9lsg zT5
,aid''Is VIM 6cETp,u - Eei s.T
swHoTEsALE5i HoTEE M; s5ESh;i, 6AzI,F;iR,t s7f;N ~

~ :, . Foreign a Domestic Dry Goods, ssa
NO. LIZ Main ST., West side, bettoeen Monroe ands
-sa aa4 igeda . Dnton sts.In,ul.yi - ran -.5t
Wheeling, Va, - ..
- NOV i,nreeeirt ofhs Spring stock OF Dry Goods
anu Notlons diFeft from importers and
sers GompLisinE as complete and desirable stock of
% Jus 70 Inc trade OF this section found
" any hou East or Vest, to hch would respect llv
invite the attention OF fetal dealers; consisting Of
ugJ.. HQgn Os.sf DRESS GooDs.i! ,asuf v3sE- 50
In black silks alpseas poplns lawns de laines enn
hams with avery large stock Of Prints OF he hest
makes and colors "A so 9bonnes, ribbons lfnnas En
other trimmings in variety. And of $50
- ~" MEMS WEAR. ~ '''tf $40" -it
In cloths, cassimers,g sattnetts merno cassneres
jeans tweeds, and summer elohs also Cottonades De
msbne drills brown linens, linen drills nankeebs ami
Other such goods a very desirable assortment a so,
men ana boys palm hats and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cotu
tonheggng seamless bags buraps, diapers crash
and bleaehed musns with good stock or White goods
NOTION LINE. q tE
oAs cambrics, acones, Irish lies laces threads but
TONS hosiery, Gloves combs, etc., all their yariety
whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well In
quanty anu style, as III prices. ln tIs u III ss Ia
mar2o w. T. SELBY. tN
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II Notice. to Housekeepers:L

NOG1CS W 11OuS0h66P61S. >.
NEW CARPETS AT Ks EDUCEDP PRICES.
1R 000 YARDS o., CARPETS at No, ,143, Main street,
IOsOOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the publc generally, that he just returned
fromthe east is receiving the largest BEST and
most beautiful stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths etc
offered in this city, emb racing almost every variety
style and qualt that can be found In the Eastern markets.
from the finest English Wevets down Rag
pet This stock has been with great pur
the most ia vorabe will
enable TO sell them much lower than the quality n
inny line, win please call and select from my stock
yards. with160 different patterns, varying in price
rom t2ic TO s. per yard. .
flnIt4sb z--t.7itirJ G! HARBOUR. no. f43 Main ST.
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IIcKetA &5i Halves
quaIters in proportion.


q Go tRsg leave TO present few of the
acheHes OF Maryland State Loeries,'' believing
have selected the best to venture In The lotteries
MAJ yla;. are drawn under the supervision OF Comsr
sioners elected by the State each ticket stamped by
them ozone others being ega0 a .I6 - ~ % sfHE
To those who te means 10 venture lorrev or
moi disposed SO to do will nd small lotteries dTdwing
every week. and 10 those who may wish to venture
largely win fiLd some OF greater magnitude. ranging in
Price from 81 to and larger ones from
packages from 81 $40. would particularly call
your atteh on to the most
me as they about twice the amount
Of Tickets n packages for The cost-vz: for &c tick
ets IN lottery we charge SIG. and the owner of said
$40 Halves and quarters in proportion. 'i'f ~"
kor ourselves prize sellers. Will say othgbut
10 the official accounts OF the daily
many przes by , Jas we are acting only Agents,
T i much 20 our advantage to make rossbese.
lection for our correspondents by gain credit
aud on the renewal or cashing pzes make the most
IT, and from an experience Of II years in the business
Ter ourselves our judgement in selection OF iior.
tance. #I.g--- - =
c5-Bank notes drofts on any solvent Banks in the
United Staes received by us in payment ortiekets eth.
er sngy or by the Package Postage stamps
odd amounts ofchauee Our monthly circnaris ossfd-
ed TO all who desire it, free of charge. ,. ,.5
For good przes and prompt attention, aadress your
orders to --r % SEIA ALLW OOD .,S C;O..y
mar31 Baltinnte, Nd.
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y .,5.., s+i,g ,. New Music Store. ,sj, 7s'7'
Sign Of the Grecinn rigonum, No. 40!
VI ,s sf,,t IN. sif Main Street,

,s,e,;i sts New, MUSIC store a. l.@st
Sign Of tiic Grecinns Trigonum,INo. 400
s'7t n if,,5 fJrs. w Main Street.
sss7.<=:15.5s j. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
Slz5I 9no1nce to the citizens of Wheeling and vi
4 II I 7cinity, that he has lust opened new and
wv elegant establishment for the sale of Vo1ins,
Guitars, VionceloaS Fla goets Futes, Eifes ;AcGorte
ons, Banios, and Tamborines Brass Instruments the
books for kinds Instruments; and
singing. ~ 80 ~ ~ =, T.. az * a. -.
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin Also the
newest Songs Duetts aud the best Roman and
italian Violin i Guitar Strings. ;i,l.st
Ciaronets. Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. -,Trlf'.s! 5f
Bows for Vioncello and Violin ..f-s.,-
As Kiener's Furniture POLISH ren0vating varnished
Furniture. such asi Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. N . liI5o5s.. e..tirpr
Also by gent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best eure in the United States such
Nunns and Cars grand and square Pianos, j. b. Dun
hams Haett and Aliens eeebl boston Pianos, DC
for the make OF Carhar and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. .ttt8 +, 5ft7Isf :. :
Accordeops and all kind repaired
he lnr,est nric - =
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NV Eare nowreceivlngfrom EASTERN Manulacturin ng
w Establishments, of the largest aud best ma
tured assortment ofoots and Shoes Spring Summer
wear ever offered In this any other They la We
been manufactured to order according to
tons and are intended expressly retailing To our
regular customers, and all others who may with
CALI we can offer unusually large variety Boots ami
Shoes which we guarantee equaln quality Of material ad
workmanship to thuse manufactured in this any part
the United States stock will be found to consist il
part, OF the following seasonabIe goods: 80
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$4,000 dollars.
Grand Consolidated.
10000 dollars !

Tickets GIG; Packages 1870
-Heiveso and quarteiaiII pro.
Portion. iii. Z l.t-EaN.st =.
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TODD g. eDEVOI *, t,,.,

TODD & DEV0L;a, .tist
~ TFfELWfsLLC LCKN0WNrSTAND,-
Sign of tie Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
q Iet5IS9 ID u Market SgaaffeJ,a r. = sdEIO ld8
ARE now opening unusually large stoekof Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care, and manufactured at the very
Of Philadelphia and New England, for Whole
Retail trade To regular customers, and all
which equal inqpality material and work
manshp, fpihose III this part of the
United States. ss1ii w ,4ftitt TODD d DEVOL.
Wheeling Sep "a, 1852. - &5igiaFHs q O.. a. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23
Z NEW FIRMa

u. .A NEW FIRM, -, 4,bf,, n
fsig-l 3A' MESsRs. CAYWooD, CoNKLINi& co!
r having purchased the entire stock Stoves Tin!
Copper and Sheet Iron .waresofiI II G. Gnbert;
~ son. iwould resgecttally inform the Citizens oi
Stf2 Wheeling and vicinity. that they wica OH
lhe business Of Tim Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware. (which they have constantly hand good
and Retail; very low for CASH
nII wishing to would do well cailani
ace MS at No.t9, Union St. at the old and well known
H1and heretofore occupied by T. G.. Culbertson.
Particular attention pal a to srenairing. 0 a -
Wheeling, Aug s22t,lIS CAYW0oD.CoNKLIN& d co
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5000 dolIars.
Patapsco Institute.
Class 1873,
u ~ =. APrii 23d. / I;llsi
I prize OF r,. 5000
10 do 50l
Il do 81: !z. - ii
etc. etc. etc.
y Tickets 81; Packages 80
Halves and quarters in pro
porto II. -
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66,0OO dollars.
Magnificent lottery to be
drawnApriE30. sinf
Grand Consolidated.

etc. etc. etc; .
Tickets san; Packages S2s0
-Halyes and quaftefS in
proportion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23

Cass Sc, which will be made up 10 or.
der1h tho latest style. ind best manner y. fcb26
ssiacnmd siilid EslPer Tssta bI IishInciiI. 81
'u$ (sUC CCESSoRS TOlF. b. HORNBRooK
- - . Near The Catholic Barying ground.,
TAVE taken the above abshnent, whero they in
tend to manufacture Clue Sand Paper or best
quality which they will sell good terms an they can
be bought anywhere in the West. ,zfT "a - =
4, ug Cash paid for scrans. 'sA'.t li'tf 'I ~ AE
COEfFlsaS, I'm = Sax ksafA' a GIkON " 1SiII :;
!, 80, 80 'slManufactorY, '.s.5 - -
r. - THANKFUL for the liberal ratr ronagc heretofore
I bestowed unon him, the sbsc iber would
inform his friends and the public that he
70 m9nufacture the above named articles in
sortment for wholesale and retail very prcest
ne Siso Keeps on hand cooking stoves of the most ap.
LOB work il continue 70 receive his particular attention.
ana be executed with promptiess and IN style that will
please the most hstdfous msIJ fdE ,3ue2 siff'r7-
ang24 10 nt-I--.a- R z. Y iRNEY no g. Main AZ
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

66 AtaRKET ST, w wHEELINci,VA.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East for the supply of Marble, and con-
the attention OF rehiteets and The public gen
Egytan Sienna American and oher Marbles Of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other establish
ment in the west. ssvfgiLast ..3-ti,s.4.rG
Dealers would find their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewherelss 81 ~ raa II
His work is done nthe most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention Of to examine his
stock other carved work, Monuments, Cen
otarhs, Tombs Head and foot stones, and
work in every yaTet his superior faeil-
tiles to supply this work over prices than
any other ablishment ii the country -
fleass g se mo Gail and ssfISias III R RoHAN
. ~ 81 y .,5s ~ Marble and Vault Builder.
Caieinel Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts Models, Marietta Grind stones,
he ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23
4,S55 dollars. 2
PatapSco.
4gg ArlaSS 105 9nf

1IsH3' GLASS 107. llIa
30 1,., april O., 5ue
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c = ii ,S etc. etc e.,ris5s 00o
q. iLekels 81; Packages $40
and quarters in
proportion. 7If tFEgCCT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23

Tekets SIi PaclSSgesi$Io
Halves Sl.d quarter . in pr,
portion. liEGs,- So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23
'ili 5000 dollars. y
Patapsco Institute.
Class 1872.

Tickets $3.50; Packages
$2s-Balves and quarters In
prOportlOn. ...-.L- -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-23
Tom Thumb b4Try a package
b, A, 600 dollars!
Patapsco Institute.
ie''- : Class 1a9. 80

Tickets 81; Packages SIC
Halves aud quarters IN pro
portion. pig 81! 3Eri =