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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07
nAGUERREOTYPES

DAGI Ekkh II EsSs
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully! informs the pubic
generally that he has resumed The above business
in which long been Familiarity acquainted ana
dc .iyns ablishiny permanent daguerrean CALLER,
iu rs Fosters build corner OF Nam AID
First Streets where hopes receive the fTequ "a
visit. of ladies' and gentlemen which II shall be his
earnest endeyor to crit; aud he expects 10 be FER
manent he depends upon exhibitions Of his prom
cheney and skill than nois! humbug OF words TOT sue
cess. a,
His reputation as portrait painters too well esao
shed i'm Eyausy lie and else here 10 need remark iur-
Their than that will be happy to accommodate any oe-
string his services in that bran Oh OF ART.
ap2O ihoo' roi1'DH>'N''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

WIN. HOLDEN,
NIERCH Ant TAILOR, on First street. between Main
wi aud Locust. is now prepared To- manufacture any
KIND OF suit OF Clothes NJ tne shortest notice. aud
waTrantca TO it, He has good ass"rtmen OF Spring ana
Summer Goods consisting of oths, assners, OF va
rous eolors, Plaia and fancy Vestings, &c, Sc sam
Clothing made up in the neatcst and most fashion
able styles. Mr.. II. viii. spare no pains,o merii con
nuance of the patronage with whi he has been hitler
10 favored.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

DEDSTEADS--Just received anu for safe low, y LOT
saus7 wooLSEy NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

CLASS-wARE.-Just received and for safe AZ aueeso
VI and private safe, u Tot Of Glassware ,
iars7 WoOLSEY 81 NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07
WV. HOLDEN.

lust RECEIVED and Scr .aie, iarg' lot of Looking
d glass Plate. NOOLsEf NELsoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

NPPssscngers wanting Excursion Tickets must make
known TO The Conductor when they tile their fac.
TRANS pass al Haub5's Station. SAM'L HALL,
ape Pres dent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07


SHANKLIN IL REILLY would respectfully call the
- attention Of the ladies to their stock OF Embro
deries Laces and white goods received consisting
OF: Jaconet aud Swiss eu orodered Collars,
Mousqu-taire mourning and second mourning Collars;
yaconet u I'd Swiss embroidered sleeves:
Swiss embroidered Chemisettes aud CUFFS;
Jaconet anu SWISS Edg ngs and Insertings;
do do Pointed flouDcngs and Bands;
Real Thread Lace Edgi.gs and lnsertings;
Black and white Lace Capes, blk straw v ills:
Plaid and striped Jaconets aud embroidered Swiss
M1slIns &c., all of which offered for sale at the
Sor est prices ap2l SHANKLIN & REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

NEW music.
IN Minnie May. for the Guitar;
Chiid's Prayer. for the Piano;
Bella hue, by f. l.. Webster;
When the Cottons Gathered in;
Damon Polka, nd other new pieces. Receive
by Express this day.
ausi RATHBONE g. WHEELER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS ANB
cleveland STRAIGHT LINE Rs H.
I'M HE books of this Company VIII be opened on Thurs
IL day, the Goth inst. tie Office of Allis IL Howes
the AUDITORS office Office Of ngle * Wheeler
They will remain open sixty days only Walk up, eve
~ body and sign v. naes and not lose the
taking ok la OF the bes, companies ia the West
Nothing certain than this road is for large divi
tends. BY order OF the Board,
my.3 Pun WILLARD CARPENTER, Yies Prest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

MARTHA & CrScrNNATr RAILnoAD.-It will be
seen by an advertisement of the President and
Chief Engineer of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad in another column, that all the work ne
cessary to complete this road from Marietta 10
Wheeling is offered 10 be let by the 18th of July
next Also that proposals will be received for the
only portion between Marietta and Cincinnati re-
naming 10 be put under contract, SO that the
whole line will be IN active process of construc-
ton in little more than month from the present
time. Alfs
weunderstand that the seventy five miles let
about eighteen months ago is nearly ready for the
iron, and it is expected that nearly one hundred
miles will completed this year. 1t is the longest
road under one charter in the State of Ohio, and
the Directors promise that it shall be the best 1t
is to be laid with the first quality of compound
nail, weighing seyenty-fye poun6s TO the yard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

C,,crr CoUnr on SATunDAY.-The case of Hail
coIumbia VS.. the Gov. Meigs has occupied the
fine 1.-THE court for the last three days. This is
nsction to recover between and Sc. 600, for in
iu1y done to boat and cargo by a collision near
Beaver, iu<May, '52. Good, Jacob & Pendleton
for plaintiffs Russell and Col. Black, Of Pittsburgh,
for defendants. The argument was commenced
on Saturday by Jacob for plaintiffs and continu-
ed by Col. Black for defendants. The argument
will be continued to-day, and the case will be
given to the jury by noon.
In Chaneery-The case of Greer VS.. Greer was
decided in favor of Jos. Greer, the defendant. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

NUMEROUS AssAuLT.-Thos. Redmnn, coal
miner in the employ of Philip Sutton, received
several severe blows upon his head. in the streets
on Friday night, from whom he does not know.
All he recollects is that as he was passing the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, after 10 O. clock,
some one approached him fom behind and struck
him on the head. Two severe wounds were in
ficted back of the right temple, and his right
cheek was badly cut and bruised, which was prob
ably done in falling. The wounds were inflicted
with some hard, sharp instrument, apparently the
"steel knuckles'' which some midnight ruffians
wear on their hands,. From the quantity of blood
found on the pavement the next morning, he must
have bled very profusely. He was found in
very exhausted condition by one of our citizens
and taken home. understand that his wou nds
are not considered dangerous. ~
The perpetratOr of this outrage is as yet I'M
known. 4I47r--s, ls-.j m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

n,xcraous.-Persons having charge of cellars
"a evenings in town attending the erection OF
a1 buildings, are entirely too. careless in regard
~ tbe safety Of the passers by. On Saturday night
nan walked from the pavement into the cellar OF
new building on the west side of Main Street be-
ar - Union, falling distance, we should suppose,
~ some len or fifteen feet. Another person was
y ohont to follow him when passer by pulled him
t hack by The coat skirts. Such places should be
h,re.lel alter night. 81 2'as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
IN. 5,a =, z.

: 2 Pf . STEINER Alein Adams from Lomsbine.L
y Buckles & Clark, o bbs sPoYk ssIasI ,s,;,,
1,n agons, Donlan & Maxwell, Is bags Coal, Tall
n 1Sns Delapls.n, hlids Tobacco, do. S bxs
I "a trunk. chest G w Smith, go Ale bbls.
his NO. NO, Jno knote, box, Forsyth Hopkins, 50
soeeo 5do Shoulders, do Hams! Becker Ws;lIer
H. Rianzheim. bbls Liquor. d Woodrow Ibis
b;,, nS, ~ DO Liquor, Q bxs Candles; w w Bery.
TlS Sofas, Bedstead, CBakef &sco, 6 6hds
1890, Tssso: trunk. LAM. 1 Smut Machine. bbl
As'etns' Il q Thompson. So Mules, Horses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

geHceT;-
Theroute from Cumberland to Wheeling, over
the iat-tamed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, father
caused Disappointment: The highly colored de-
scnptlonS and grand pictures representing horrid
gus below, awful mountains above, with danger
All around, had led me to expect most exciting
UP. Miles upon miles were passed over in the
most unsentlmental manner. True, there are
cnaSS 10 cross, hills to pass round, and mountains
go through, but the bridges are strong, the foun
eauonS all broad and deep and the tunnels as safe
as Inc open air. did not see in the whole route
from cumberland to Wheeling any place like the
one gwen in the Illustrated Netcs, for instance by
Sa altiSt on the spot. Not one. Nor were any
ol nose hanging rocks and suspended forest trees
nhlcn IN these fancy sketches are so infinitely
utaWn TO be found. The idea is out that the route
:" me Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, is blime, an
uete1pon artists, and poets, and tourists, who
nave grand to talk about, set to work
ana draw and imagine and describe things no.
m.ete 70 pc found. Yet the scenery is beautiful,
nSlng often 10 the sublime. fJEsts
me caution, attention, and care of the officers
VI ms route cannot be loo much praised. I am
eeclueuiy OF the opinion that it is one of the sa-
' roads In tne country. The people of Mary
iahu may complain of the enormous ssunnecessary
et1pendtures,'' but the travelling community will
ons hve 10 rejoice at the solid and broad founda-
Of the entire route. e -.
18TH nj this place took up quarters at the SrnIGo
1850 -, new note4, embracing all the modern :
E.U.'eIentS, with old fashioned substantial COM
tUm. The furniture is neat and rich. 1t is an ex-
ee!ent house. The servants are well trained,
9uiei and respectful. The M'LuRE is also good
T Tsn AS 1dd not stay there, 1 can only speak
,n Wheeling is spirited place, full of enterprise
,o %u intelligence. When one remembers that the
ton.u contains only about fifteen thousand inhabi-
5a nts' It seems wonderful that they should have
az eGns 50 much. Thousands of dollars are invest
ns ~ "a manufactures, known everywhere for tile
p5,lec1on which has been reached! There is hel
ttoad enterprise; there is the Wheeling Bridge;
wv; 9 magnificent Hotels; and last, and most remark.
IDtT' Tue splendid Union Line of Steamers, bull
~ "heehng enterprise, and without which las lit
nc e Inc Directors may think of it, the aspirations
:. Inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the travel
~ Inc Ohio would end in failure. Baltimore does
NJ Know how much she owes to Wheeling
nese boats are unsurpassed on any river in an,
TSn They run regular, leaving every day
+La traveller proceeds directly irons the cars Il
c cas steamboat The steamboat waits upon the
Sa .s TWO hours thus giving ample time in case
oe e'en.on. The moment the passengers are safely
a. Eoard the boat leaves for the South, touching
o. al lhe intermediate landings. As expect tc
So Town IN the "Baltimore," will reserve de.
etipHon oil these floating palaces until then.f +
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

pr,, for St. James tcathOlic) Cathedral
TnE DE-, saturday from Cincinnati. It weighs
aItSe '5o ~ mounds and cost $500. We understand
over .a.o he he nut up immediately. a -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

p,nxrR's SALOON on Main street near the
u - Bridge, is now fittedup in supurb style,
Susien T.bs Gachl & Cos celebrated Pianoes be-
onsO, N the other attractions. Visitors there
lug 49, ~ resaed with the choicest Ice Cream and
VIII HSsITies and other delegates of the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

BALTIMORE, of the Union Line. laid up above
-, On Saturday, on account of low water
ns v ,r,veling community will be gratihed TO learn
iI line of excellent low water boats will take
.ua, n,,ce of the boats at present in the Union
limp zar-t I'd. r.1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

RAYMOND AND JOHN S. BARNS 'R.' are
a. tbe Legislature in Marion County by
electea ~ ,oiorties, over four competitors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

10 IHG m1Ill1ONS.t ~ j u II !.
From toothless babes of nameless weeks, y ~
Toprattling jokers in the streets; ~
lsst From girls and boys that read at school,
To Office clerks upon their stools;
(" From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen
To the Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
= ~ From mid. way years OF man and his wife, ~"
To advancing days and reclining life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
At the wondrous things of these modern days,-1N1
HAVE YOU USED Lyons KATHAIRoN2
e Grey heads and bald in concert sing. I5s ga
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots of hair long dead.
Andcovers up the once bald head; 81 sdEi0i5 =
While the truant locks, harsh and stin,
That used to vex the pretty miss - ga IA ~
IN ow around her shoulders twirl tsfifi7e4 gtgr
In such rich, luxurant curls, {ss,'es t1--
The sight OF. touch, you know not which, tart r <
Sets men a SHINING, and their heads bewitch'd. e.
The Dandruti- vexed stuf-that once did fail y
Der bro I'D cloth coats, and collars soil,
10y You number with the things that were, -
BY using Kathairon on the hair. l.
But more than half or ali yet said, . f,Es5 =,
Are facts about the Nervous Head, ''issfi IL
That sometimes racks and aches with pain, 49,
: And doctors pills taken in vain. L Y III >
q Now the Kathairon, such pains l warrant to cure.
In ten minutes.i No gossipprg, Pm sure;
Ard for Pimpes, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and letter,
LYONS KATHAJRON Justly celeb rated for Preserv-
IL ing. Restoring and Identifying the Hair Is sold BY
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for % cents. T.iFft 4
Sold to the trade at Liberal dlscomt6t
Address letters to ~ "a sifs u ~
D.. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
- Z! III y 161 Broadxay,g New York.
Wheeling Also sold by Paterson & Co.; n. II. logan
q Co., and w heat q Chaplin - on stt maj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

Fifty. Eve mules from the South arrived
MULES, IN the Alvin Adams, for the Eastern
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N[PunL1c Aor-c,nAr.

e5a's Z 7'@tit PuBLIc ,AcT@CHAP. a. p g. ~
an act tho Secretary of the to issue
Registers to Vessels In certain cases ~ r Ia.
lSe 1t enacted by the Senate House OF Representa-.
yves OF the United States OF merica iii Congress
6y Isl Shorzed to issue register enrolment for any
vessel ont In foreign country, whenever such
may have been shall be wrecked ia the United
states and have been or shall be- purehased and
repaired his citizen citizens thereo Provided it
shall De proved to the satisfaction OF the secretary
treasury that the repairs upon vessel be
equal to three ourhs OF when so re-
paircd. % rl.t7, q % 8 'fTfS' =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

-, The subscriber being appointed agent for
A the sale Of chicker. ngss Plano. FoTtesi nor
hi Western Virgina, keeps constantly hand
e good stock q those eelshratea It,stra-
lessons OF the best In any other
try These are offered at Boston prices, adj
ding carrisge; geeral stock ofmusical
and Variety Goods, Wholesale and retail ias
Old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos to let.
-. ...a-.s---. MRII0R.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

co.yusIcArroS of our correspondent a
l"h Savings, shall appear tomorrow.
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3. ioi,i1'' "HIan Know ThyscIf.'' p
A Inval liable Book for 25 Cents

7iiiai'i.5'ef "IIan Know ThyseIf.'' p ~
A Inval liable Book for 25 Cents.
-g4i "Epery Family should hape a Copy.', q
5000 COPIES sold in less than three months a
oH MY fsSn sfysed and isspsa
BOOK FOR THE n an outline
of the origin progress treatment and every
by or by sexual with ADVICE for their
every hns woa Al he
deeeey from the result Of some twenty years successful
which added, receipts for the cure of the above
Of the Fever and Ague twenty ye cents copy
eas do sT yin be % part
nad, Cosden q Co., Publishers or box 1876, Post ONCE.
.This Is, without exception, the most comprehensive
and work published the class diseases
itself to of its readers 1t is free from all OBJ
g ff ao 81
aes years t. ,e ts,s @
and .too little presumpion 10 impose. he has offered to
the world at the OF CENTS fruits
mo teacher parent should be without tie knowledge
impaired In this bic work. 1t would OF
charge pPtoplt's % '0 s'a'n asaSf 'ne'f
s nd upon
OF our YOUTH by and the influence OF the pas
outrealizing the sin upon them
selves and The constitutions Thousands
down, and they do not know the causeorAhe Any
a1E be so to and the
source OF human would confer
the present and coming Inemperane Cor
the oiutoxicating drinks Thought has slain thous
man race Aeespt my thanks on behalf Of lie siieed
and belle Your in the good work You are
One copy will DO forwarded csecurely enveloped and
delphia. = svEtI .g sell,f.s.L Il II Is baii u
the anu ooA %av
TIL. LOGAN te CO., 559
INV respectfully call the attention Of their friends
sasap
Re Remember the we known Bridge corner, near the
MonrSe House and Just opposite the ig Red Boot' Of
iss ssf1
e 10 No, and Lard Oil. y, l'.f 4,
j.; 10 Tanners Cat all prices 5s 81 -
6 baskets Salad on. .s, 3
10 kegs sup Carb. Soda. g. = .,1,.if - -. 4
~ s sS,s e Msss e fa TiTssr ysIsq
1,t: ask s ISs2sh; 6 10 gIiA 9sta
iiaa bales eorlis Of all sizes q az er1li'a
- coarse aud fine. sponge. ~ 10 ss'ts'i
i g Bicrhomate Potash, - fiit sfif ~ iate
ap1a r'lS II r i Il. sIioGAN eco.
. % s gWINDOW- FASTENINGS.7 T5-17T
Just received at No. ZIG MAIN those long look
ever invented to hold hosted wndows For suis whole
aad ZIG Cit,
Every kind OF Paint.ready mixed by he undersigned
& sTocKToN's 'rRI-wEEKLY EXPRESS.
From Wheeling TO Washlngten.s 81.
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs:s
- Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs.
ugPaskages weighing less than S1oo pounds win be
Al Rss.s SSs homie.
L /. T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
By AUTHoRfTY.
LAWS OF. THE UNITED STATES
Passed during the Second Session of he Thrsv.

~ IL
lGsett .ctoB lEetf - ties--- plu isls, tssff a.
ebNaS [PuBLic -GHaP.p1.lt Isias rs
AnAct making and bringing to the ssit
Of Government the Notea Resident AID Vice PRISM
dent OF the United States 9tail fiffs5P7f -
BE 1t enacted by the Senate aud House of Representa-
ed That sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars
and the same Is hereby opriated, oay money
the essnry not otherwise appropriated pay
ent OF Tue sums due by law the several messengers OF
the States for
seat OF the vote of the electors OF the said
States. " = y 77F7''ff7 = .s4 1900
Approved, December &c, 1852 as '.2 s.. ~ 91
IS Is 81 PuBLIot 5AcT-CIIAP. 3. IL. slz,ss
An ACT TO the thirty first August
eighteen hundred and two in rele ence to the Ap.
boundary. 5iIa 40 I5i.Is!Iis{ii ssIlr75 FI.57 -
BE It enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
yves OF Inc United States OF America in Congress assem-
That Tor the purpose nling the survey OF The
eA1cah boundary 1t shall be lawful TO much the
provided by the act app owed tirtyrst
august eighteen hundred and fytwo, entitled
making rattons or the civil and DIPLOMATIC
Government or tile year ending the thrtIeth
June eighteen hundred and tftythrse and for other lur.
poses IN running and marking said boundary, the
treaty OF Guadaloupe Hldago, tie Rio Grande below
the town called "Paso and in detraying any necessary
expenses heretofore incurred
CURED connected with the survey 30 3a55 5lsfi
u Approved, December %, 55nHg =tsYfhiet stt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06

"ITca.,w.xisan authorized Agent to pro-
r3sMr. DAVID At;nns to the Wheeling lnteigencer.
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wHE1lrSG-B. & o. R. R.-srn1oo HOUSE,, &c.
We make the following extracts from, the letter
of Mr.. Baylor, published in the National InteH-
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I. NEW YORK. MARKET !. u

. y4 s,ii 5 s5.5 SO t June d.
Flour, State, 4,4sa4, SO; Ohio a. 75a4, 81 South
ern 4,s7a5, -, fair request. Wheat, 1874 for
Western, active. Corn, mixed CSC. dull. Ohio
Whisky 22lc. Mess Pork S15, 81, prime 81, 134
Beef dull. Lard inactive. NO F.9i3. 1,t5; -
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FROM PITTSBURGH ;lB;,UJjlRF re
CINOINNATI MARKET !, !.

River feet sti inches che falling. June
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z. ~ Ss BY the National Line ne 4
rELEeRArHE0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILL 51
FROM NEW YORK. 5z7slI = !

It's stated here that steamer Vixen, which re-
Gently left under sealed orders, has been ordered
to Vera Cruz, to watch Santa Anna A e5 Al
New Orleans ssEa isigsisff - p ~ y
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! DR. Gordon Harris, - %,

- y "A Observation-Disclosures. af-rIIT Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lock Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the txchange BuiIdinges Balinore.
practical experience or over 90 years enables Dr. n.
insure sound and speedy certain class OF Dis
which too long by
to the q He may be son-
AZ distRnee cured at home by adore
Letter to mr. Harris Baltimore, Md All communal
remedies by the u IS.
See dpeItisement on fourth page. apt4zfy3
S77.ssi-77.7s 0OLEN RAGS, 7s5577 .5T77.7ss
CIASH paid for Wooenand Cotton RAGS by & q
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Solid observation-disclosures

THIS latest discovery is the 1yondsr ~ the ,r..
picture assumes all the roundncss and sodity lie
iso appears and in every point resembles lie
Sa e neT . Taken at
mofe Also in his Washington Gallery and will soon he
ny In all OF his galleries. which may be found m
all the principal cities in the Union - O" :"
IN WhiTfHURsr has the honor announce that he has
!ust received letter from the President OF The United
sates informing him of the award or Medal Cer1ifcs1s
and copy ofthe Juries reports World Fair Lon
- mar30-tf
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- FOUNTAIN HoF T7I: ehADAO'H

THE undersigned having purchased the ieos. -,
T. OF mat old established house. tho FouST1IN HnTSt
S street bamore, and having repaired and re- fiIr
travelling public an establishment second to none in eon
tort and convenience. "e IA Som'
Ladies, Ordinary the suites of rooms at,cbe.
VIII De found TO afford the comforts Of home TO fiiss
all its patrons. i'-'-'s 4u1Se ts +ePose 10
Is the most central situation for tie man of bpsiness
uen IN me centre OF business affords as Convenient &C.
70 al me railroad Depots and Steamboat LanIings ss
IL VIII be the desire and pleasure of fhe nrorfo,o- %
promote The comfort OF the guests OF the house
Eept-Ay Ilz1si.zs -fs CLABAUGH6 BROTHER
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y aKlyerI taIlenA g inches. Weather warm and
cloudy .gts.t ~ t-.a;s s.y qll5 ,.l
Flour in good demand at 8, 75as,s 5 for common
brands, which is an advance of 10 cts per bbl.,
to check Transactions Whisky 81. Nothing
'dongin Provisions. Sales 500 bags Coffee 93a10.
Teas advanced five per cent. Cheese 7a7as But
ter l2a13. .. q - n - X 49, ltllf b 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
Pemberton House.
WATER street. below Monroe.

-. - WHEELING, VA. u n -------1 n.
m n. PEMBERToN announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the com
modious br.ck buildi-s formerly known aa4the "St
Charles and Thoroughly repaired retted and is
pIePa entertain travellers in good style moderate
prices. The Pcmberton HSUse is situated Immediately
Steamboat Landing and the Depot of the Bal
dn.ore and Ohio Railroad. EHording passengers Tor the
packet boats convenient stopping place. Tho
proprietor respectfully invites tie attention OF his old
his house. and soiics share of public patron