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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09
From Baltimore.
oo1nrsrOxDEscE orrnE wHeElINo tsTEIll oENoER'

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE wHEELiNGtNTELLloENEE
h r. BALrIIoRE, Dec. 6-5 P. M.
The Presidents Message has been published ~
extras here and by 4P. NJ. was scattered all over
the city. / have given ii avery hasty, reading
Those who have perused it say they are pleased.
1t seems to me to be 3 high-:oned' dignihed and
ctmueniable paper
The Italian Opera made lis first appearance last
night 10 very full, fashionable and brilliant house.
in The opera of Lucie di Lammamoor. Signiora
Rosa de vries sung superbly. She called forth
rantures and deserved applause. have never heard
a singer who pleased me So we'll. Pazzellina also
ecouitted herself admirably. Indeed the entire
t1oop is super excellent, and deserves what 1t can
not fail TO receive-ample encouragement.
The adyices by the steamer Europa have given
more firmness 10 breadstufs. Sales OF about COCO
bbls. Howard St. Flour at CTS. Also some City
Mills at the same price. 1t is now held firmer and
some ask bipher figures About 5000 bus. Wheat
sold mostly before the news was known at l,4oa
so for Red to I, 55al so for White. Con-2o'oOO
JUS at 7Oa7lc for old Yellow and White; new Vel
low and White 62c. Oats and Rye unchanged
Rio Coffee l1Aal2Ac.
Whisky 27a2sc.
Tobacco very dull; no sales of moments stock
light.
Baltimore and other Railroad stock sold to-day
at 56u5si. Nv
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For the Intclliseneer.
" sS
aters' Rum TuInpik

E6LG46 1AAA
Considerable has been said, and little interest
felt concerning this road.
The citizens of Triadelphia, as we'll as those
residing on and near this road. feel deep interest
in an improv of such vast Importance; and
although much may be said, and public interest
may be aroused in favor Of such improvements, yet
one can have but an imper eel idea concerning the
importance of ork of this kind.
The proposed road is to commence at or near the
mouth Of Peters Run, following said run to its
source, striking the Wheeling and Bethany Turn
pike near James Kelleys, bringing the railroad be-
tween three and four miles nearer. ShoEld char
ter be procured for this road, capital enough with
a small appropriation by the State, which think
she is in duty bound 10 make could be raised along
the proposed route, and after its completion there
would be sufficient travel tc keep tin good repair
and in year or two would give dividend on the
stock of five or six per cent Now, some may soy
this is all smoke but any candid observer can east
" see at glance that it is all true, for the road as
proposed, will not be more than four miles in
length and the travel is considerable ints present
condition.; what then, will it be when good Ma
cadamzed road is nader No one is able to fore
know tie change. 1t is the natural outlet TO all
that rich country north; the trade and travel from
bethany and Liberty for the Hempfeld road must
necessarily pass over this road. But thisis not ALL
Property will be enhanced in value, real estate
will bring from FIVE to ten dollars more per acre.
Lastly, would ndmoniSll you that this winter
will be The last Opportunity for obtaining charter
for the next two yeOrs. Go on, then, one and all!
Strike while the iron is hot Let not the interest
that is now felt die away without an effort
- --------- ------- -------- LOYAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS
According to the telegraphic account of the eau
Gus of the Democratic members of the House of
Representative, held at Washington on Saturday
evening. Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee, presented a
series Resolutions against the conduct of Messrs'
Marcy and Guthrie, in relation to, the Custom
House, which were ruled out. The following are
said to be the resolutions, in substance, offered
by Mr.. Stanton:
First -Afirms that the resolutions of the BalG-
more Convention on the Compromise Measures
pledged the Democratic party to maintain the Com
promises of the Constitution at all times and by all
f means. a
second.-That General Pierce's nomination and
ELECTION was the result of The universal belief
that General Pierce would honestly fulfill that
pledge. - -
! Third.-Afirms that the Inaugural Address
conformed to that pledge and warranted the con-
fidence oil the country and party, that his mea-
sures and appointments would correspond there
with.
Fourth.-Condemns the policy which recognizes
Freesoillsm as an element of Democratic organiza-
tinn, aud eevates leading Freesoilers at the sacri
flee of such men as Daniel S. Dickinson, as re-
pugnant to the principles, the sentiments, and the
pledges which prevailed in bringing Gen. Pierce
In P'wer.
FIiIh.--Approves Jefferson's Circular, against
the interference of Federal ofcerswith Slate poll
tics.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09
The Humboldt

This steamer went ashore at the mouth of the
barbor Of Halifax, on the evening of the 9Th. The
vessel nth large portion of her freight, will be,
it's supposed, entirely lost. Her news contains
but little in addition to that received by the Euro
5 pa We notice an advance in Flour of is cd for
good, fresh article. The sumo vagueness is mani
fest i'll the accounts firm the Seat Of war. The
Turks have recrossed the Danube, and Austria
aud Prussia have given assurance oftheir deteTmi-
nation to maintain the strictest neutrality.
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rTPoisoNING.ED.

Thousands of Parents who use vermruge composed o.
Castor OIL Calomel are not aware that while they
appear to benefit patient, they actually laying e
foundations for series of diseases such salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflim5s, ETC.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Iobensac,s Medicines to which ask the attention OF
all directly interested their we'll their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
those of bilious type, should make use ofthe
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills. s.
-.sBe moi deeeired, but ask for Hobensooks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature of tile Proprietor J. y. HoBENsAeK, as none
else are genuine. ..,..ai.l m .ai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

MoRE FILrDusrEElSG-I INFUSION Of Mezico.-lt
is reported from Washington that about two hun
dred armed Californians have landed from the brig
Caroline, at the port La Poz in Lower California,
taken possession of the town, put the local Gov
ernor in PRISON, and "declared Lower California
independent" The authority for the report CIV
enin the following telegraphic despatch TO the
New York Tribune, by one of its correspondents:
: have private advices from the City of Mexico
to the 18Th ult to the effect thatthe letters receiy-
ed there from TePrc, dated on Nov. ~, state that
Two hu ndred armed men from San Francisco had
just landed from the brig Caroline, al tile port OF
La Pax, Lower California, and had taken posses
sion Of the town. put the Commanding General IN
prison, and declared Lower California Independ-
ent. They have flag with two stars, which is
supposed by my Mexican informant to mean Low
er California and Sonora. Great excitement pre-
vailed at Mexico on the 18th ult., when the news
was received. 1t is likely that Santa Anna may
take advantage OF this circumstance and OF the
agitation ii causes among the Mexican people, to
proclaim himself Emperor. '@-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

BRrDoE CABLEs.-We learn from the covingtOn
Journal that on Wednesday last the first wire ca
ble for the Newport and Cov;ngton Suspension
Bridge was drawn across the Licking from New
port. a large rope was attached TO the cable, one
emd of the rope was passed across to the Kentucky
side of the river and fastened 10 wagon drawn
by six horses; and thus with the aid of pulleys on
one side and rollers and drums on each bank and
on the lulls of steamboats, in tie river, the work
was accomplished. ss i
There ore eight cables, each 9o2 feet long. Six
of these are formed of $50 strands of wire each.
The aggregate weight of the cables is So tons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

A MERuAID.-our readers will judge what Gre
dence to give to the following statement copied
from The Halifax Morning Chronicle:
"A most extraordinary fish was caught in the
salmon net of Mr.. Azet Hamilton, of Dundoran,
in the Donegal Bay, last week. 1t is beautiful
creature; the head, shoulders and waist resemble
woman; the lower part that of salmon. When
we saw it, it was alive in vessel of salt water,
and Mr. Hamilton hoped TO preserve taliye in that
way, The eyes are beautiful, and its arms when
touched becomesti1, aud the whole body appear
ed sensitive to the touch. Many persons consider
ed ita young mermaid" l-a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

In a recent letter, denounciug tie Cabinet, in
dividuaily and collectively, the Hon. Edmund
Burke, of New Hampshire, who was formerly the
editor of the Washington Union, and who did SO
much last year for Mr.. Pierce's election to the
Presidency, says of the Secretary Of The Treas
uy:
And. what shall i say of Mr.. Guthrie, now soil
Iustrious, or uotorious9 Nothing, We never
heard of him East Of the Alleghenes until he turn
ed up Secretary Of the Treasury, And he is des-
tined TO Iecede to the same obscurty IN the acci-
dent from which he emerged. -.i1
u-TFred Douglass is the embodiment Of Young
Africa and is up to the fsshions. Hewrites 1.-THE
Cincinnati colored Library Association, that he
cannot lecture as announced, He has brOnchi-
al affection!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

Posr OrFicE FRAuD-Wednesday morning the
Cincinnati Postmaster, Di. Waiter, detected
somewhat novel aud singular fraud, pe:petrated on
old "UncIe SAM, by some individual who was
,.ndeavoring to save paltry sum in freight char
ses. A large book or pamphlet, containing about
$50 pages, was sent ftom Chicago 10 person in
that city. 1t was snugly enveloped, with the
leaves protruding at the ends. However, it looked
rather suspicious; and it was opened, when it was
found that the leaves had been nicely cut out
f,,m the center of the book between the covers
leaving a space about half an inch around the
.,lpes, and in the square hole was packed away
Eve dozen of silk gloves and four dozen packages
~ ssedles. The Postmaster returned the docu-
meut to the Postmaster of. Chicago, with instruc-
tions 10 prosecute the person who transmitted it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09
Hats! Hats! Hats!M

- OF THE LATEST FALL FASHIUN.
VIZ are manufacturing Hats of the latest fall -
w sty;es and arc prepared TO supplyon patti "a
andthe public with Hats that cannot be surpassed
endurance beauty finish and artistic curl-and although
all our Hats first OF their class they win be fur.
iahed tprices low those oFinfeOr Eastern
yiCt manufacture Also large sortmcnt OF all the diff
e emit vaTieesof Sou and Felt MEMS yOuths' chill
dren,s hats Also large assortment OF Friends Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and silk Plush Gaps Of
the styles Those dearogs obtaining good srti-
both taste and economy By at the splendid
by's Dry Goods House, iweot side Main street.
sepi2 -. ". w. UNISON
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TuE MoDEL suoEMAkER's BlLL.-The follow.
ing is said to be true copy of shOenakel's bill
received by gent, man in aneighboring town,
whose family consists of four or five daughters:
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RRAL RsTATR sA1.na
. y Real Estate for Sale

EstteaI Eistate for Sale
oFFER ior sale my property located on u.
1lnnng nom Mainto Water sirsst. N snn North ,I
Main and ninety eight feet on Water stree, e
~ the Whole Is not sold together within INV.
psreels Is viii VIII suit lss offered at Aueiion'
will be made known S 'i"le Of whiei
] also oaer my Farm, located in Pu,p.v foo
mont county, Ohio, fronting the liver OPPOSITE
This farm contains between 81 and 90 acrSE
grated bearing iuit Orchard, two Dvc,i viii
Of which was built last summer; also. hug iOus,,
only T5 rods from the TiYers S''es or COL
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and r,;5
arc lCc1'el through tliis Fam s'nEat raj,
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing 'effberzo,.,
ground are requested to e4l on the subse,hee piss
denIe tn Fllton, near the city! ST "sS at hi,
deCodaw3ni ~ Louis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

U-Wm. T:nney has been conviRted in the u.
s. Circuit Court of Moth Carolina, of enbezEling
a letter which came in The mail 10 Green Spring
pcst-Ofice, osange county, in which office he was
employed as clerk. Theletter contained check
for s2O6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

TnE CHOLERA IN New ORLEANs-The New
Orleans Delta referring 10 the rumors in that city
of The existence of the cholera, endeavoIs 10 alay
the alarm, by showing that ever since the vista
lion of 1913, there have been every year at this
period more or less cases or Cholera Asiatc in that
city. Last year there were seventy cases at the
Charity Hospital, and the year before, there were
one hundred and forty cases. There have been
fewer this year than during either of the two pre-
ceding years. The Picayune says that Cuisines
throughout the city is now exceedingly active.
Every department of our trade and industry exhib-
its decided indications of prosperity. The com
metce of our port is very lively. Trade is brisk.
Our business men are hopeful and every circum-
stance at present gives the fairest indication of
prosperous business season in New Orleans the
present winter" .
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Road Meeting.

Previous notice being given, large and respect
able audience, convened in West Union, Marshall
county, Virginia, Dec. 9th, o'clock P. NJ, fol
the purpose of taking into consideration, the
necessity of constructing Turnpike Road, lead
ing from the National Road between the Clay Mon
ument and THadelphia to the Pennsylvania Line
near the town of West Union, thence to wayneS-
burgh through Washington and Green counties.
On motion, The meeting was called TO order by
the election CT James Jamison, President; Samuel
Cunningham, Vice President, and R. G. Burns,
Secretary. .
S. Ciemains, Esq, of the City OF Wheeling,
beng called upon, delivered an able, eloquent
and appropriate address, in which it was clently
demonstrated that the construction of the antici-
pated road would contribute many advantages TO
the citizens of Virginia and Pennsylvania. by
increasing the value of their individual property
well as affording them the fucility for reaching
market with the various products of their soil;
much of which, being rendered useless for want
of this convenience. Mr.. Lock being also solicit
ed to address the meeting, made very brief and
lorcible speech, showing the necessity OF immedi-
ate action on this subject. On motion, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted.
sylvania, we are impressed with the vast impor-
lance of road. TO interseet theNatIonaI Turnpike
at some point between the Clay Monument and
Triadelphia; thence passing through Ohio and
Marshall counties, to the Pennsylvania Stole Line,
near the town of West Union, and that We will
omit no necessary endeavors TO secure that object
ResOlUed, That as citizens of Pennsylvania'
we pledge active cooperation in the above work.
ResolUed, That Andrew H. Kimins, Samuel
Cunningham, DR.. Marshmen, Thomas Stewart ant
James Buchanan, be appointed a committee te
circulate memorials. and have them sent TO the
Delegates, from o hio AMI Marshall counties, fol
the purpose of obtaining the charter of company
to secure the above object.
ResolUed, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in all the paper of the City OF Wheel
ing.
JAMES JAMESON, President.
SAMUEL CUNNINNHAM, Vice Pres.
r. c. Burns, Secretary.
Editors of Washington and Waynesburg. Pa,
/ PLEASE cony. .. .H.
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n-rsIcK AND AFFLlcrEp..cn

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs colds, asthma,
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint, whoopng
cough Group tickling rising in the throat de-
biity pains the side breast, broken constitutions
from tho abuse caomel ard other causes, is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY ard consumption it has reached state and
sumed character hitherto considered inourube, yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
pa, alton. Rcmembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparations and only compound prepared By REGULAR
physician, is under the immediate care oil
DIR. SIHiYNE, al his Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale By-DR. JAMES E.AKERi KELLs & CALD-
WELL; aud P.ATTERSoNtS Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL & Co., Cincinnati;
aud by dealers generally. sepl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

TThe Supreme Court of Indiana Las just de-
cided that that part of their liquorlaw which sub
mits the question of license to a vote Of the peo-
pie, to be unconstitutional and void. The effect
of ii is to authorize all who give the required
bonds the right to sell without limit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09
UeHunce suInmnmdcF suIes,
mH5A GAYEER'S PATENT.
E,D1 n C7RFF


3f1i ROBERT N. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
49, FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET,
the Sole the United States OF the above
original only reliable SalamandeTs, both as So
urity against fire and burglars Every Sale sold at this
endeGcc Mr. Z. GAItER whose experience Of TWEEN,
s. years as MAKER together with the many Sc
ere tests which saIcs OF his manufacture have triumph
~ withstOod in this and Cities warrant the subsc-
Der in recommending them as superior TO any In USE
They the only Sales to which -. ....-., E,..,,.
iiR F. c. G0FFIN'S NEW PATENT IMPEN-
tITRABLE DEFIANCE OCkAND CROSS BAR
Ior can be applied. - ssss ...-s, ! ~
eady in by banks brokers' erehsns jewelers., ana
of the most skill burglars either by means gun.
Oyyder false KEYS picks drills together with their
Convenience simplicity, and durability combined aye rap
lily increasing public estimation and are confidently
tated be equal, ifi not - - =
iUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Safes OF ali SKIES suitable merchants, banks jewel
rs record oaees, steamboats,, ej fire and theft proof
ami vault DOORS plate chests for private amllies etc on
and for SALE and made to order, at the depot 192 rear
treet 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York. by
sep19-d1T ROb6hl nl..F.t InloLH--
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building
H Molly, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou streets, where
viii be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
stock direct from Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine. $3.50.
feb4 .e WHIT. SELBY.
w-J. g. Metea!f will be found at the above estabs!r
nlent where lie awaits his old friends. 4z9E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

GrFhe valuable planning machine establishment
of. oImstead & Brother, IN LIE Roy village, N. Y,
was destroyed by FIRE on Monday evening. No
insurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

2057J ISfPROVED SHo%ER4BATRS. .r1asia
rNIsHoNG'S PATENT sub scr1 Der having pur.
ase the right for thiscountY OF Dishoilg's Pat
ent Pump Shower h5th, would inol mthe public that he
las cOmmence1 the nj tenIn the nest pos.
stbe style at MessEs Hobbs & ayior's Machine Shop,
where's AIR Yarney's Mali street, they
may be had on the most rea sontbe terms s2fl $50
This is undoubtedly the best shower bath made ena
bling the person bathing totemper the quantity and otce
the shocktO suit himself They be used for hotor
cold bath, for any quantity with the zane e9nye1sEce
P.S,-SPattern Maingdone tho shortest notice and
most reasonable terms, as aboye.ss.iH sf!lzg
Oct31daW3m r r
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FOR RENT

pwEbLlNG on Filth street, suitable for large fam
n lily and in good repair, VIII be rented from the first OF
Decembert tile first OF April with the privilege of next
year, Enquire Of = DoNLON & MAXWELL, n 4
Z nov24tfi y tttA ~ 4E. No sBfonroe st. Z
PPLBS-130 5bls Green pples FOR sale In lots suit
IN purchasers by TALLANT q DEBAPLAIN,
novel SO MainRt- ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

DR. MORSE's IGoRATING CORDIAL.
The only and remedy, yet discovered, fer Gen
era Debility, Physical Prostration Irrtability and ali
tlc vGrous OF Nervous Geconsi twill also remove
Depression, Excitement Dislike OF Society," Incapacity
Tor Study or Busness Memory, Mental Debility
etc-See advertisement. scpI6
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PIANOS AND VlOLlNS

-usT opened-one eaee OF fine Italian aud Fl eneh n
D Ills OF very superior quality. with some very n r
;nesIios Guitars and the very best OF Italian E
md English Violin Strings Tunng Forks and Ssol
Music Paper, Preeeplors all kinds, with Pa
r. erehandiAe Reeeivins an invoice Of ~ 81
nos from the celebrated manufaetoryiof stEi
BOSTON, OF which wllurTfve to day or S "PpcS
7cct1yes and will he sold Prices rcd
Recommendation. We respectfully invite inc .y, At
community TO give US call and judge Tor lhens'
'n S5 SsS e e = ~ : = JAS MELLgS
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Professor Alex. G. Barry's Tricor

Professor Alex. C. Barry's Tricopbso
or Medicated Compound. beantifyinE, eurii5,
ing RESTORING a strengthening the hair re viz, s
OF Ihe skim curing rheumatic pains, and btalin- -.
wounds. Bounded by 10 geographical lines f. ~ =.
ton or Barry's tricopierous pervades The Ijpor
sales orthe article of late years have ineTsassjiU
that almost exceeds belief. Professor BarTr sis,
ll examination of his sales book finds that H.
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities olI;on biG
upwards, during tie year 1882, within IN f. q;
900. sE sz6Iil z3EIG
II is ssary present at length The eviderr,
wonderful properties ofthe tricOpherous wEepibs,
have furnished such an endorsement as this Tn 3
ness OF the art Gle and the explanations given Of
ica action upon the hair, the scalp, aud in all c,sI
nerfciul Irritation, first recommended il 10 liz ,
OF the People This all that the inventor dssiIsi
cry bottle advertised itsrf Tie effects oIthe fuid
ed expectation. 1t acted like charm The lad.. :
not be yithoutit. Country dealers in eYery icSo7
United States found they must have it; and thus W.T.
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto u.he,5C
ITegardsurticles oIthiS kind. The highest point !,
vel heereacled, and II is Believed the sales Ia
will be million and half OF bottles. fiiG
Depot and mandatory, No 131 Broadway, N.si
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity ii
all the principal druggists throughout tie UniiedSs
Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain, Pnr1
by ]. n. Patterson Wheeling: Va. JuneI4dUFIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09

nTThe editor of rhe Fort Smith Hsrald nnnoun.
oss win proper gravity, that the Arkansas river
is TOO low loF the navigation of steamboats, OF cat