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Uncle Sans Farm.

OF all the mighty nations,
In the East or in the West, So = s5.
0, this glorious Yankee nation
Is the greatest and the best;
We have roem for all creation, -, gz5
And our banner is unfurl'd, ~ I..sf. Il
Here's a general invitation
To the people Of the world.
CHORUS. Then come along, come along,
Mike no delay;
Come from every nation
Come from ev'ry way, q
,, Our lands they are broad enough r
Don't be alarm'd,
A@ For Uncle Sam is rich enough
81 To give us all farm. VS.
* Lawrence makes our Northern line
As fast her waters flow,
And the Rio Grande cur Southern bound. -.
Way down to Mexico. Et@ sRt.4srf = NE
From the great Atlantic Ocean %
Where the sun begins TO dawn, s
j Leap accress the Rccky Mountains
Far away TO Oregon. s7it
Then come along, kc.
s. While the South shah raise the cotton, I r
And the West the corn and pork, .
New England manufactures
Shall do up the finer work:
For the deep and flowing waterfalls
That course atong our hills, $500 -.l,.
Are Just The thing for washing sheep.
. And driving cotton mills. ..tF,g.z.r
Then come along, kc. .
Our fathers gave as Liberty, s,~,,.ss u
But little did they dream, a@Fg
: The grand results that pour along
This mighty age Of steam; *r.- d
For our mountains, lakes and rivers,
Are all q blaxe of FIRE, -s zs,.,5-
And We send our news BY lightning, -,e
On the Geographic wires u
Then come along, &c.
Yes! we're bound to heat the nations,
For our motto's "Go ahead"
And we'll tell the foreign paupers ..
That our people are well fed;
For the nations must remember -<.
That Uncle Sam ID not fboi - = >
For the peopl0do the voting,
And the children 20 to school.
sr'gt Then come along, Ac.. *..'f
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

THOMAS J. HOPPER, SURGEON
L DENTIST, Franklin House, Thbodaux. G.x1
cs~ Persons residing on Plantations requiring SHffY$
his services will please address note to him through the
Post Office. jel1R
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70 Two German ladies, Que day last
week, on The railroad train from Columbus
to Cincinnati, gave birth respectively 10 a
boy and girl. The Cincinnati Commercial,
under the head Of Railroad Accident says
that the railroad account must be credited
with: two lives +
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A UBERT, j., Parish Recorder, Office on North We
~ Corner. Conrt-House SQUARE, Market Street. a3O
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
THIBODAUX.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

HENRY FLEMING, JOHN c. RAGAs,
SIoTA s. EVANS, JAMES A. GuyTIER,
LOUIS +. ANDERSON, j X, GouRDA1N .
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A. L. PLOUGH, Jr.

a. Il. E'LOUWH1, Dr.
Operative and Mechanical Dentist.
D ESPECTFULY tenders his services to aF<-<N
IL the public and confidently promises a @s
sedious attention to the practice Of isurYTYp
executed with all the late Improvements with neatness
and dispatch He may be consulted at his Office, al all
hours of the day. Gratitous advice given the poor,
honr each day. -t
Thibodaux September lst 1852. f39-tf)
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TO II r AV ELE RS.
THIBODAUX TATTERsAIIs

~ - Horses and Carriages.
Sin read'ness, Horses and Carriages, for trips
"A to Donaldsonviile, Houna. elsewhere whenever
there is enough in number to justify. Also stabiing
for horses-and all connected with the Franklin House
by the proprietor, 5 b. F. HOLDEN
Thibodaux, December II, 1851
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f. ExfRAvAcANcE-Aful full grown Buckeye,
in rather an: oblivious and tbalmy y state,
tamhledinto stage coach one bright morn.
ing, beside q traveller who was in pursuit Of
knowledge, certainly atthat time under
difficulties After the ribbons had been
picked up, and the horses received notice to
s.art, the traveller remarked that Ohio was
a fine country.
aaT-hic-ain't nothing else Y hiccough-
ed the Buckeye. ss.s .sra'. i -
What is the staple production, sir! r.
!. Co-or-on.p ses9g..sEsze ssIf, ..ssl..s
You must raise large quantity: What
Wher-hc-why, a great deal used up for
wh-hlc.,sky, and some they scaste IN making
Dread - r. !zssss i
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Martins Reports.

FTNHE undersigned has in press o editinn of
MARTINS REPORTS, including the new series, with
Court up to the Seventh Volume othe Annual Reports re
ference 10 the Amendments to the Constitutions Statutes
land Civil Code and Cde Of Practice those decisions
were rendered Compl led by Tnos GIBBKs MoRoAS Esq,
Counseit5r at Law.
Thfs work has been gst up with great labor and reae
ana hoped win be found to merit the patronage Of the
profession No alterations Of the original have been made
except to correct typographical and in stan
ces by adding marginal notes Of points decided but
tced by the reporter ~ 7s.S .s f'-A
The high character the Court during the time embraee ell
these youmesthe great number of involving the
most important principles Of the Civil Law as obtlied
prior to the acquisition Of learned and able
Briefs Of the eminent counsel then at the bar render this
work Of the greatest Importance In all those States and Ter
rtores formerly under the Jurisdiction OF Span while at
the time, the notes afford ready reference to the
Subsequent the Supreme Court Of this State
The original twenty volses, compdNng al the cases Of
the Supreme Court Of Laaisaha, from 1909 to $780, will be
published in ten to subscribers five dollars
cash in all cases. Neither expense labor wibe spared
to make the work. in every respect worthy Of the patronage
OF the professoh It will be published complete and ready
for delivery in this city, by the first nfNovember until
which date tabscriptt ms viii be received.
1t is the intention OF the publisher to follow it up with
new edition Of the LOUISIANA REPORTS noted in the
manner and, aiso publish editions Of the
CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICE. In the 5istter
works it is proposed to publish the original entire
follow Zach article will. the Satuary Amendments entire
ference to the volume and page.
Such works will require great labor care and as hey
will he executed under the immediate superitendence Of
the annotator Of Martins Reptz think they can be safely
commended to the especial attention IL the profession Some
proyress has already been made these works and they
will be published asspecdiy may be compatible with the
utmost accuracy. J. B. STEEL, Publisher,
Aughst2oth. (37 3m.) No6o Camp stree, New Orleans
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NTIsTARs Basam of Wild Cherry, Ayers Cherry
w Pecor ]. Jaynes Expecorant Ossoods India Cho-
ssogue and McLanes celebrated yeruge Just received
aud for sale by Us FRIZELL.
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L. s ALLAN. SEc'Y ........ l.. BUSH, TREASURE
GEORGE BoNER, CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
By the National Line.
FoRTaE DAlLYl ENCE
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
Too ,Oeeks later from California.
BALTIMORE. January 8.

BALTIMORE, JanuaTyS.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from San Juan the
Cd inst, arrived at New Orleans yesterday, bring
ing news from California to the 10Th December, 2
weeks later. She brings 100 passengers and $780,
600 i'll gold. The entire trip was made in % days,
being the shortest trip on record. The mail steamer
Panama would leave with $4,000, 600 of gold.
San Juan was healthy and there was no deten-
ton in crossing the Isthmus
Several passengers of the City of Pittsburgh,
burnt at Valparaiso, have arrived at San Francisco
Therainy season has generally commenced, caus-
ing great floods aid much danger and inconye-
nience; but the miners are operating successfully
experiencing however much invenience in conse-
quence Ct the scarcity and high price OF provisions.
Flour has advanced above any prices ever paid for
it since the discovery Of the country; also all other
provisions greatly advanced. Markets generally
active and business prosperous.
Sacrament city is nearly built up again.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands brig ac-
counts OF c great riot among the American whaling
seamen.
terrible gang of robbers have been organized
at Los Angeles, causing great dread and alarm.
Several OF the robbers have been caught nd exc
cuted.
Society in California is improving.
Nothing else of moment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, an. 8.
The Intelligencer of this morning publishes
letter from MI. Clayton, enclosing coueSpon-
tIence with Senator King, dated July 4th, 1850, in
which, in reply to the question as to the under
standing of the Senate of the treaty with Eng
land. Mr.. King says that the Senate perfectly un-
derstood that the treaty did not include British
Honduras; but you should be careful not to use
any expression which would seem TO recognize the
right of England TO anyportion of Honduras. Mr..
Clayton complains of the violent attack on him
in the Senate, and says that he recalled Christie
pher Hemptead, APPOINTED by Mr.. Polk, Consul to
the Central American States, in order to prevent
the possibility Of any charge against Gen. Taylors
administration, of having recognized English au-
thority in British Honduras. He also furnished
letters to Bulwer in which he distinctly denies the
recognition of the British title; but without affirm
ing denying, TO leavei it an open question, as he
found it, and as the treaty leaves it.
No mail from the south of Mobile. No news of
interest. Schooner Fisher, Captain Anderson
was wrecked neor Breakwater, Delaware. The
Captain and one of the crew persisted, the rest
swan ashore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

BAxxE,s PANORAxA.-This moving transcript Of
the most interesting portions of the world. will be
open for exhibition at the Melodeon, tonight
Persons who desire to enjoy vivid representation
of scenes renowned in history and romance, and
consecrated by genius, should not fail to witness
this exhibition. i. T. Fields, the treYeet and au-
thor, thus expresses his admiration of the work:
I'VE sailed on ocean to behold the Rhine
That world Of beauty bursting on the view,
But now yOur camp ass 1Ogtts to1re the vine !
And rock-clad hills. long since wandered thrO'.
Twin castled river, Ear away no mote-
What further need the Atlantic wave to plough2
You've brought old CobIentz to my very door,
And Ehrenbreitstein ismy neighbor now. &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

McApEE & BRorHERs.-We invite attention to
the card Of this new firm, consisting of Mr.. WIN.
L. MeAFrE. for several years of this city, and Mr..
Taos. G. McATEE, recently Of Louisville. On the
opening of the B. & o. Railroad for the regular
transmission of freight, they will be ready asFor-
warding aud Commission Merchants. TO give prompt
attention to all orders. Mr.. McAfee has contrib
nted much to the improvement of the city by the
employment of his means in the construction oil
public and mercantile buildings, not the least of
which are his new and spacious Warehouses on
Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

CLEAN YoUE sroE WALKsE-The attention of
our citizens Is invited to the order of the Street
Commissioner, directing the sidewalks to be clean
ed, in accordance with standing order of COun-
Gil. The weather is unreasonable, and proper
regard for the health and cleanliness of the city,
should induce our citizens to remove the mud
whichis now so thickly piled upon their pave
ments. As we will have many strangers here to-
morrow and the succeeding day, it is hoped this
matter will not be delayed beyond to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
CINCINNATI-RIvER & MARKET.


The river has fallen "a feet since yesterday.
Flour sell al 81 4oas4 45; the market is not SO
firm as yesterday, the receipts having increased.
Whisky is dull at 1874 cts. Lard has declined; 100
bbls. sold at 10 cts per ID. Sales of 5000 pieces
bulk sides, deliverable at Madison, at So cts.j
10000 pieces deliverable at Louisville, at u cts
Molasses continue in good demand; 600 bbls. sold
at 28la2e cts. Sugar sell al Alas cts for common
to prime; 7Aas cts. for white Havana Cheese,
dull at Sac cts Cloverseed is inactive it sells at
So 5OaS5 IS. Other articles, unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

TnE FREr BARREL or FLoU1.-The Baltimore
Sun says the train of cars from Wheeling on Wed
nesday evening, uRder the conductorship of Cap
tain Owens, brought the FIRST barrel of -four that
has come ever the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
from Wheeling. When it comes rolling in by the
thousands. the Captain can proudly say he was the
conduetOr Ofthe first barrel over this route.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

NEw PASSENGER CAUSE.-THE Baltimore Sun
states that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Pany have received from Connecticut three
very superior passenger cars. being potion of a
contract made with manufacturer in that State.
They are very neat and handsomely finished, aud
will add much to the travelling facilities on this
sreat connecting link between the Chesapeake and
Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

TnE RA11noAD CELEDRAriox.-we are reques-
TO STATE that the train which is to convey the
President and Directors, and invited guests of the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company to Wheel
dng, will leave the Pratt street depot on Monday
morning. 10th instant, at ZINE O'clok.-BaAimOre
AIneyieGn-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

Cas- the firing Of a canon at Grave Creek be
heard in this cityl We merely ask for informa'
ton, as it is understood that the arrival of the
ears at Grave Greek, tomorrow, will be announ-
ced by the firing of cannon, which is to be SespOn-
led to by the firing of one here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

ACaANcE FOR sFEcuLArIox.-PersOns DESTROYS
of purchasing valuable property in the most inn
proved portions of the city, referred to the Spe
eial Notices. of Mr. t. Hornbrook, in another col
umn. Now is the time to neglect no opportunity
of purchasing zeal estate on advantageous terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

Jan. S-noon.
Flour. ouiet; State brands, So 56as5 CO; Ohio,
So 68as5 70. Genessce wheat, 81 80. Market
firm. Corn is easter; mixed, 70 cts. Ohio whisky,
% cts; market firm. Pork, unchanged; beef,
firm and steady; lard, dull; butter, plenty and
Tfe Stlsntie sailed to-day with As passengers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
LEGISLATIVE EXcITEME Nr.

Boston, JAN. g.
8Great excitement in the Legislature to-day. in
Consequence of attempts by the Coaltionists to
postpone the filling of vacancies The two bran
cheS are now in convention, and spirited de-
bate is going on between the Coalition forces, un
der the lead of Col. Butter of Lowell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
POWDER MILL EXPLODED.

BosToN, Ian. 8.
The American Powder Mills Company's works
blew up yesterday, killing three men named Hud-
son. Balson and Houson. One hundred and fifty
kegs of powder exploded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
HEALTH OF MIR. KING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
VIM, R. King is worse. His lungs have been
sounded, and one is gone entirely, and the other
nearly gone. II is impossible for him to recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

.Br.ur,ruL wEArnea, this. One would almost
think that capricious Spring had met with a cool
Secepton in other elimeS, had come back to WOO us
once again with sunny smiles and melting team.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.
Markets steadyand unchanged. The equestri-
an monument stature to Jackson, was inaugurated
to day, with great show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce better, the latter rapid
ly recovering.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

Tnr GOVERNORS of Virginia and Maryland have
both sigaihed their intention of being present at
thecelebration in this city, tomorrow AID Wednes-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

BoDr FourD.-The body of,t man was found in
the river near EOff's Mill, on saturday. 1t had
apparently been in the water several weeks, and
as supposed to be the body of man drowned al the
wharf some time ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

DHowNED.-Wm. Moore, eolo1ed steward ION
the steamer Venture, fell into the river between
S.SS city and Marietta. ON Saturday night, and was
drowned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

DEcuNAr1oN.-Dr. James Tanner requests ul
to say that he desires his name withdrawn as a
candidate 4or Mayer. at the ensuing election
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10

pnrapENr FILLMonE has replied to the Railroad
Committee OF this city. expressing his regret in
courteous terms that he cannot be present at our
Railroad celebration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
DIR Y-GOOD &C
1912 InTAoNIFIo5ENT sT5dI75a505IiF =Tsa9
F5t ~ p . 2 = y = J40lS'. =.
f.4j 81. 5.ssV VIM. n. SELBY.

Z, - No, H. WINE is SEEbYss S
REONROR STREETy Wheeling Va, Is now feec!vir.
his stock orFalIaId Winter Goods, FOR Jobbin2 III
Neutrality-suspicious., and fothe best OF our
country. carefully selected expresRlyfor the
,sH7sataissS SO JoBBiNG TRADE.
ofthe best rabrcs designs and coors 10 which he is
spectlly aolicitR examination nom his old Cstomars
aitd Country Merchants.
CLOTHS-Hs stock consists IN part OF tho best MAKERS
aud ortho usual variety oil Golors both Foreign and
Domestic.
CAsSIMBRBS-Blnn black and doeskin, we'll as OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy colorS-
SATlNETTSZBIack, Blue, Steelnixed, fancy Green AMI
&C.. A very full and complete stQdk;
sTVeads aud .Cy. Jeans. ~
OVER blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTA very large stock OF the best makers of fast
madden coloTs., Aswel as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &C. u 20
DRESS GOODS-GnghAms mouse de lains, emb' lustTe,
Vain and fig black alpaCass as well as of col0rs
%, bsf.of the bestvariety. both figured and plain
WHITE CiOODSAn extensive stock of cambria figured
aud plain, iaconets Swiss and, Scotch Mills In.
thread and cotton laceS, edgings etc.,
ilfvariety, also Irish linens.
boys' 6hildTenS velvet and Cloth caps
also Mexican hats, a most desiTable lot
AIS0a ribbons, hoSieTy umbrellas, brown and
bioached Inlislins, shifting, checks, Ticking, &C.
cSc; together with Iull and complete stock Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wnntedf and altogeth
i err leel well assured my stock so complete that
when It is examined and the pIie ttold.s 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock of Goods before offered In the market
oucpi asEl ~ ~ ''tli'- W. T. SELBX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
RIYER MEMS
REPORTED FOR THE TNTELLIeENoER.
Arrivnls and DePartnFes 81 s1eanl RoRts.
For the last24 Hours. ending last at So clock

For the LdSt24 f1OtTS e1luIg Eu6EHSHt at 90 CtoeA'
ARRIVALS. Ply
Viroona. .o'Neil. .Steubenville.
Stephen Bayard. Both ......t.... SuntiSE.
Venture. ........ Watkins. ParkesbuTgh.
Allegheny Clipper. .'.... do.
Winchester. Meore. .!t 1850. Pittsburg.
American Star. ........ Marietta
Editor. ..-.-..-.--.:..-.'-.. ...do''.'..
Messenger No. 2.-.. ..........:... do -
Arena ..t...........'...,'.. ,uo:....
Buckeye State. .Hetzover. ........ doe.
Keystone State. -. Stone. .... Cincinnati.
Allegheny. ..Batchelor. ........ do. -.
DEPARTURES.
Viroqua. .O'NeiI.. .Steubenville.
Stephen Bayard. .Booth.... .Sufiush.
Courier. Roberts. ..P arkesburgh
Diurnal...........C alhoon. Pittsburgh,
American Star. ...do.....
Arena. do "
Keystone State. Stone. ~. do.
Allegheny. ...... Bachelor, ,...::.. do....
Messenger No. D.. Cincinnati.
Buckeye State. .Beltzover. ........ do. :.
Editor. ....................S st. Louis.
EPWater 7 feet inches-falling.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
SrEuBENvILLE. .Viroqua. ........p....2 P. NJ.
SUNFrsn ........ Stephen Bayard. II P. NJ.
PIrTsnURGlr. Winchester. g A. NJ.
PARKEsBURoM. ...-V enture.-.. 10 A. M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
FROM PITTSBURGH.
FROM BALTIMORE.

River is feet inches and falling. Wealth
er clear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
OHIO DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The Ohio State Democratic convention to-day.
nominated Medil for Governors; Bliss, Of Allen
county, Lieutenant Governor and Breslin for State
Treasurer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Short Greer lands for Sale

= ohio county Wis mia .l -,
NKE1SHlNGto dispose ofIn Real Estate oter at pr
vae until the 1st day of November next, farm
nthe County OF Ohio situate onthe waters Of
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
ery IL desiraby located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
Tho farm is in tho CHEST stale of ir having
large amount new plank encing, aud judiconsy laid or
In fields farming and grazing purposes There are on
THO premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
bling, cribs &C. There four good tenants
Houses. There lisa councillors new baTl one hundred
and eight feet long by forty Tour in width lifted In every
particular for the WANTS OF tho farm including ample shell
ter for twelve bundled sheep. t-t
will sell these andsin whole in part to suit the
wishes OF those desiring purchase Terms will be lib
oral tsA
Tho rapidly advancing improvement ofthc city OF Wheel
tidns about to be completed with the West and the Sea
hoard, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling for
the of the country render this farm
highly desirable persons wishing TO rm probably and
has seldom been that finer Inducements havn been held
out to purchasers. l. w. MITCHELL. Z
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1882 .i-t.
PwaShington Reporter and Examiner and WcllSbuTg
In sssfs.s-7 -tfss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-10
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Pntent Phosrene Gns,

RoRIBUtR,N In q IN THE SANE.
This Lamp JoTProducing portable Light, Is eeTasay
recommended strperioTto any other noto in ttse
TNIE LIGHT produced by the burning of aerornl
Il Cas- which Is emitted In beautiful Jets nom small per-
The generated as IT is used by the oris
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus 1t is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aerirorm Gas
Its is such. that all PosabLity Of accident
It less liable to get out of than
any kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Caphene Lamps, and burns equa
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade and per
fecy free from smoke or odor.
Annual Fair of the American Institute in 1S4,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and aD
poma to the anufactu GRAND the came It proneune
ed the BEST LIGHT exhibited to the Institute.
SOD .HFS-'siA ]. K. DUNHAM q CO.,
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