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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17


The RAnRoAD ENDoRsEMENr.-The Baltimore
American of Thursday brings the following intelli-
gence in regard to subject in which adeeP inter
est is felt by the friends Of the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad:
Mayor HollinS yesterday TeturnedI with his sig
nature the ordinance providing for the endorsement
of the Bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company on the reception OF which supplement
tary ordnance was introduced by Mr. Webster re-
ending the clause relative 10 Discrimination, ana
changing the provision for the establishment OF u
shaking fund, 10y extending the time for its lorna
ton There was also number OF petltlonS' gn-
ed by many OF ihe leading business men and prop
ery holders of the city, in favor OF the modIhca,
ton of the terms of the endoEseme Mt as enoooleu
in the supplement- presented by Mr.. WEBSTER
Among the signers OF these petitioners were NUM-
Der of merchants who had signed previous me
mortal TO the Council OIL the subject OF "tllScLnl
nation" hut who, on full consideration OF tue
subject, now authorised the withdrawal OF InelI
names. and desired the Directory oil the board 10
be uufetteTed in regard to the measures mat !hey
NAV find il necessary TO adopttO compete win iya
companies for trade ard travel. Although tnete
was no vote taken on the supplementary 9rotnahGe
there was every indication that 1t VIII meet the
decided approval of the Second Branch II. kne
First Branch no action was taken on the SuVJeSli
except in receiving the resolution adopieo ny t"e
Board of Trade. They however, Tesclnoeu llie
resolution to adjourn sine die yesterday ana adYPt
ing another for a final adjournment on Mohuly
next in order TO aGo:d ample time for lul consul
Grafton and ACTON on the proposed nodlhcauoH "
the ordinance.
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Hocs.-Tbe market was dull yesterday, and de-
cid-dIv lower. Some eight thousand head were
offered at 81 25a4, 80, but there were no buyers a.
these f. ures We hear of the sale OF the psodI ,S
of 200 head, packed early in the season. al
400 head at s4,I2!; Ou0 head at S42U ana aOE sn
600 head at the same. We now queue % '"s
range of the market, s4.10a4, 25. ,.,,5,.,. AZ. i,
1t will be seen from the Cincinnati disPaLeeI ll.t
there is deficiency in that market OF "a OO0 heaa
as compared with Inst year. This had caused
better feeling in that market. =.
We learn that purchases could have been ilu0e
in Shelby yesterday at IS cash.
At Harodsburg, according to the Ploughooy'
sales were making OF $3.50 net.
At GAINESVILLE, Tenn, pork was selling at SS,oo
for hogs weighing 200 lbs or more. FacAers WeLe
ing less than 200 Louisville Journal l4th.
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From the Milton Democrat.
Old Billy Dale.
ann. -.r

Twas clear cold night the stars twinked bright,
And the snow covered hill and vale,
When two young lads out SPREE
Went 70 old lilly bale.
Old Btliy-queer BiiIy-dron Billy Dale,
white hairs blossom the time honored head,
ofthe queer Old Billy Dale
They frocked and danced as the night advanced,
Till morn made the night look paleb
sin right in the middle OF the room with the fiddle,
sat the jolly old Billy Dale.
Old BiIIy-qneer Billy-drolI Billy, &c.
Old Billy could sing like bird In the spring,
Or could tell irst rate talei
And iTany thing went wrong, IL would not be long
Til turned right by old Billy Dale.
Old Biy-q1eer Biuy-drOn Billy. &C.
Now the heart OF oil Billy has never grown chilly
Though lis voice Is beginning to falls
And if you want song, you need not walt long,
II you call on old Billy Dale. -.
Old BIly-qDeer BilIy-droll Billy, DC.
May his snow white old head never sleep with the dead
But should my prayer fail,
May the angels above In ecstasy Of love,
ShOut-"fIeIC comes Billy Dale!', g. u
Old BlIF-qUeer BIiy-droIl Billy Dale,
the white the time houoreu heao
O.ihe queer old Billy bale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

Tnr Shire Of the Cathedral OIL Fifth street is re-
ceiving the finishing work. 1t is sumounted by a
large giIAed cross resting on copper globe. 1t is
about 200 feet high, is marked BY grea: architec-
tural beauty and presents very imposing appear
once
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Partner Wanted.
STEAM ENGINE NJ MANDATORY AT


The undersigned will dispose OF the omeafof Phillips
well Steau Engine Mandatory, together with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns.
Having contracted for the necessary athes &c in add
ton the purpose of conducting the
all descriptions OF Railroad Cars etc. in
connection with the Foundry and Engine Mandatory he
terminating here, there is not better location for that
business in the West. -.
All those desiring to engage in the above business will
find chance for good Investment The establish
en is now in full Ope On aud will be prepared to take
Cars &c, in short lime For further In
apply the subscriber, II by letter, post paid
oct20 3m ii. W. PHILLIPS
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CINCINNATI MAKKE T

CIxcrMNXTr, Dec. 16.-Flour dull, and small
sales at S5a5,l0 with few buyers. Hogs opened
very dull. The only sale heard of was $50 head
at 50 20. Nothing done in provisions.
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TnE WAY TO GET a GOOD VIE.
ATTEN ZION GENTLEMEN!

MORGAN H. GREGG: has just received from New
M York and the Eastern cities, the splendid as
sOrent cloths, cassinerrs, vesss, shirts, aud I'M
dershrts Gloves and every variety gcntemsns wear
ing apparel superior style and quality ever
offered in WheeliGg which he is prepared to make to
ORDER tho elegant aud fashionable London, Paris
or eastern styles, gentlemen prefer, ard at tile
shortest notice No questions the position which Ii 5
establishment holds leader Of fashion In the city oil
Wheeling; doubts but that he is The fastest man
ment to the taste and wants OF tue public lie has dis
iaced ali lis competitors, except lit the horse e at the
Wheeling Fair which failed because OF the immense
press business at his establishment. l'om which lac
could not withdraw his mind long enough to attend to the
orseace; 6eas Gll' III his profession lie must
est satisfied with superiority III that d. partment and
continue tile publcn at his Emporium Oh Mon
roe street. abhvc the Mcclure House.
Call yourse. atd the result Is eertin
Every body there. there is and Goods for
more, if they win call in time. oct23;3W
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SEE the advertisement Of Mr.. Fickeison, WHO
has received supply of new music and musical
instruments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

DAVID DONALDsoN. resilient of steubenville.
was recently shot dead in California by man
named Standard.
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RIVER AND wEArHER.

PIrrsBuRcu, l,ec. l6.-River IT, C inches by
metal mark aud falling. Weather is cool and
ClxeIxSArr, Dec. 16-River fallen inches.
Weather cloudy. Light rain.
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BALTIMORE coUNCIL

baltimore, Dec. 16.--The secon. branch of
the Council:Passed tile amended ordinance, Civ
ing TO the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad the five
millions endorsement without restriction as TO
through business.
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NEW Work MARKET.

New yoRk, Dec. 15.-Flour State 6,sla6,s
Ohio 6, s7a7.o0. The market opened heavy hut
improved at The close. Sales of 700 Larrels Of
Southern at 7,O0a7.50. GenneSSee wheat ! 80;
western 50. Mixed Corn slaS3c; yellow 80, and
active. Prison whisky 294c. Provisions unchan-
ged,
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RAILROADS RESPONSIBLE FoR BAGeAoE.-Judge
Leigh of Virginia. has decided that stage and rail-
road companies are responsible for the baggage of
the passengers, Notwithstanding notice is given
"alI baggage at the risk of the owners" As
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

WHEELING AND BELMONT BRrpeE COMPANY
A meeting of this company will be held on Monday
next for the election OF managers for the ensuing
year. Stockholders are referred to The notice in
smother column.
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@RcRiVRD- this day a large assortment q ehdrens
TX 1Sncy beavlir and cashmere Hats win eateL
mans boys and children, cloth and plush cars
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aEMleHTED IGNORANCE

n : It n Z M n n III II y W . ~ n " .
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. M. 8MAURICEAU,
,tls PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One H.ndreaM Edition. lsmo, M. $50. Price so Cents.
ION FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 00.1
First published in 1877; and it is not
TIL SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire n full knowledge OF the
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and TINT nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. 1t is impractcable to
yey fully the various subjects treated of, as they
are of nature strictly intended for the married.
or those contemplating marriage
REWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
" SAND COPIES
Have been SENT ny MAIL within the last few
months. ~
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pnII.Rp EypI.nSInM

BosroS, Dec. l5-The boiler in sewell ard
Days Cordage fnctory, exploded yesterday demol-
ishing the building killing tile fireman and badly
scaIdIng hoy.
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RAm.-we had slight rain last evening, with
strong Indications Of more.
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CURE OF HEREDITARY scRoFGLA.

Tic following certificate is nom eminent Lawyer Of
Kentucky who Is known all OF the States having fora
nuuber or veal s represented his State in Congress:
il affords ne pleasure to state that Dr. Hanpons Tine
ture has affect cd binary OF my slave
how Albert The patient was years nd had
the His later is sc'oulo9s TIE boy was %
moving mass OF sol es lead foot The upper IDS
oTtc rs wore swollen, AMI turned inside out,
hi biting horrible matterins ulcers ami rotruded oHerthe
eve balls so as produce blindness. Itis strange, yet
tue this ciId-tlat resigned TO die as relief
from s1ilerHg-has been restored 10 health under The
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. w i. THoMASSoN.
Louisville, March 70, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

Ma. Turner's COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERT, accor-
ding to announcement, will be given at Washing
ton Hall, this evening. MN
Mr. Turner has been true 10 his pledges 10 re-
turn to this city after his engagements elsewhere
were concluded, and give q free concert in consd-
Grafton of the disappointment occasioned by cir
cumstances beyond his control on the night of the
opening of Washington Hall. II is needless foru
to say that he IS of the best. il not the very
best ballad singer who ever visited this city
All who attended the concert on the night Cf
the 26th Of November i'll be entitled to admit
lance, free of charge, this evening. Tickets will
be deposited at the Office ofthe NJ LURE HOUSE un-
der the supervision of persons who are well in
formed as to those who were present on the night
ofthe Goth. Persons entitled, eau call to day aud
get them. After number sufficient to fill the
house have been taken, no more can be given
out.
BETTER THAN Lilly DALE.-The song "Lilly
Dale'' has become vastly popular. The music is
clever-the poetry rather nat. Here is parody
handed US by friend, which, like many aperson's
likeness, is better than the original:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

INTERESTING NEWS!
MOT om California Australia or the war between tie
~ Turks and Russians but domestic news, right at
honein our mids-itis this-that from this day forward
" D. Moue & Bro, No. 176 Market street.
have determined to sell present stock OF Dry Goods
which is very large and well assorted at
A great Reduction in PTiceH
They Invite everybody call ard look. for the comH
nifty assured this is not talk, but they Mill
seLlir style and price will induce them to buy dcI
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MISCEIF..ii51 ANXIOUS.
NEW GRO Gerry STORE,
No. s WnShiuglOn Hull, s
Monroe st Wheellng, Y

-, !, 1iS T t., - ;;;,s nj
0o anleOleTs generRI that he Is now opening one of
the best aSsortments OF family groceries IN tie Western
country, consisting every usually kent IN The best
grneeries toEAr aud DRINK all which will be sold at
low prices can be bought in the city. Give call OF
US7AIl goods delivered TO any part OF the city, tree
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For lsnltinore. N4Slllnglon. E'hllHdelPl
Great Through Lime for the East.

gsEEss ss 700 - 60.
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Notice.

UNaE subscriber having returned homs from Germany,
absence of four months, begs loave to inform
his friends and the public generally, that lie will hereafter
regularly markets. with his usual supply OF good
Meats SaIsages Lard and respectfully soieits their
patronage with the that they will receive prompt
attention, at reasonable prices.
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10 tnl.card Ola stimulalt without reaction.
The herb which forms its man ing edient has been 40
lions OF Europe 10 he in this respect sWi geMerfS D
Morse is undlsputcd authority in scence
disco yeI cd tic rahu, where his atteio;
was exrirc by The wonderfully inVigOung effects it PIT
IIuced upon the natives. In CIct TIE wonderful power
endurance the eShaCstless v"or exhibited by the Aab,
bo sexes in their desert piigmagcs, is attributable
No use OF this VitaIizing herb.
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s1'5 IMPROVED SHtbWER-BArHS.
N ISHoNG'S PAfENT-The Subscrl Der having pur.
u chased the right for tins county OF Dishong's Pat
ent Pump Shower Both, would niOim tho public that he
has commenced the manufactured tlemin the nest pos
sible style at Messrs. Hobbs Taylor's Machine Shop,
whcTc or ut NJ Varncys Tin Shop Main street, they
may be had on the most reAsonn BILE terms
This is undoubtedly the best shower bath made, ena-
bling the bathing temper the quantity and force
of the shock 10 suit himself They he used for hot
cold bath for any quantity with the convenience.
PETER PHILIPS
p S-Patern Making done on tho shortest notice and
most reasonable terms, as ABOVE.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Cans.

UNWILLING ON Finn street suitable for a large fam
A y aud in good repair, VIII be rented from the first Of
December first OF April with the privilege of next
yesT Enouire OF D0NLON e MAXWELL,
no-o4Ir No s Monroe ct.
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Wn. ~ Meads

Bookbindcr & BInnIk book lTnnufncturcr,
No. Pa Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
TTOULD respectfully inform their friends and The pub
wv cH general that they have bought the establish
lately James NJ, Ewing BookbindeEy
BlHnkbo nnuactory and prepared to Rule and
magazines periodicals, &c, in to bc surpns
and by hny estn bshmiont in the country. iffi
Constantly hand assortment ofblank books.
1an1o ~ ;
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We are in receipt of The ''LADIEEs CnRIsTIAE
AxSUAL," published monthly in Philadelphia:
James Challen, Editor. 1t is very neat, we'll
arranged Magazine, and well adapted 10 the purpo-
SEES to which it is devoted. Its nameis sufficiently
descriptive of its scope and object. Price 81 per
uunum, in advance. ANY person sending 10
subscribers will be entitled to premium engra-
wing entitled The Fist Reform, presenting their
famous Protest at the Diet of Spires. April 18th.
1929"
WILLIAM HOLLADAY, ksq., of the First Ward,
mill roc,ir.a .,,I,rrrint,..ns
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GENERAL. pERl. lrY FROM ONE op THEoLDEsr MAG
IsrRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

yosl s.IT'4 go. s' Sat III ID aS make
known the benefits have derived nr Hampton
ruc;urc length ortiT1e have been snlcCt togrea
eTSous svsem accompanied with TaipatIon and ul
erng lie heart had such sudden attacks OH ono NC:
my case to friend reerred me to Joseph X STAPLE
ESQ., and highly an e snaf 9 eem
stances called Mr.. Stapeton, and aiier an inter;
virtues Of The Tincture the evidence before Of
his person. who, for some time pc uicate1a
failing state health, put Hearty, haIe appeaFaCe:
win the aetiyity Of youth cneatey sSmmencsI
using the Tnctnre and before loon the s u Ge
and active US was twenty years ago TINS Tine
lure is tne grind restorative OF tile digestive organs,
WHICH, when destroyed the whole system Is IN state ci
do is in reality, what is represented to be
by Dr. Ha"p'"n' the 'nSsA' WIN. a. scHAEFFER.
DvspepEin, determinations, scroruIn, Liver
around let the afflicted tie glad tdings This is
but the sentiment OF LhousaitI&: we, ,o.,
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen Having
been acted with Liver Coman 9ien years r standing
VI announcing that after using lew 6otles OIL your
cre have used different medicines from time TO time,
been able for is g@S9
cine is found which e wondtous power opro
H'Gesn human Of lie 5ceen results which may
be experienced from its use You!s Iesre9suTIy
CHOLERA -.
800 DIARRaEA,
so DYSENTERY,
~ 10 0hSr SpsPsSS g n '9a NSS65
AS cure aud preventative y has pce YonIeIay sue
cess 1t will be found inquiry thRt those Who use
il have an exemption those diseases so incident TO
ropublsh ali the testimony in its favor, would make
| lal &c volume. a.,
n las shown itself most iowe rfuIIy curative OF
! = NERVOUS DISEASES
cr various forms, wing ard Tigor restoring
lie shattered CON titution, tins sing hope in place
Of dependency. By its mild pleasant and safe action on
lem it cures DysPepsG, Lrtr Complaint Dissases ohs
Urinary organs Coughs. Astt1ne, gronehtg. Ageetons
Cons,6ptfoH crof1.a. king Ept Worms Ihettra:isn
GOut, Neuralgia 81 Hftus Dance Pitt ffstaa Pies
ucgsFor sale BY T. ii. LOGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener-
al Agents. VIM X. MCKEE, 9TH ward, and by Druggists
| generally. ,,.,,,,, [, ,,o1,,pp,v ON p,,,;-
more street 3altnorei and 30i Broadway, New YORK
| @sPrce, 81 per bottle. li2S-u@w'ly
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Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field,
the insects of the GARTH evincing no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them. ~
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of n confding and afectionate wife, with
perhaps q family of children.
HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that pitiabe condition even for one day to
feel the happy and collaborating influence incident
to the enjoyment of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
oven to her room; as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household, when her health will
not admit of IT. but she is nevertheless perceptiby
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spire Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
hope of recovery no longer remains And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But few years ago in the flush of health and
youth, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and nppa
rently inexplicably, becomes q feeble, sicky, de-
bilitated wife, with frame emaciated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostrntion.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic constitutional causes. But
oftener, by far oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ignorance Of the simplest and plainest rules of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
UNTO THE THIRD FOURTH eENERATIoN,"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOVT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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oAIITION.

DR MoRsE's IxvIGoRArtNs CoED1AL has been count'
feited by some uIiprinciplcd pei sons
In iutGc all the genuine cordi" will the TopItec
fac sme uasted over the CORK OF each ootte ana the 70
lowing words blown in tho glass
s.,,e MopSE's INvIcoRATING CORDIAL;
C.M. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. w
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rAumIOM EyTRA

Also observe Promissory Note with lie prcPricto
written signature nevery genuine bottle OF lr. Morse'
invigoraiing Cordial. $50.
Tocounterfeit which is forgery.
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ITNFII nnI

Parkcr's Saloon, Market street, third atcry. Open
n from 10 to 12 O'Clock and from2 10 4.
PPortTaits painted, and instruction 81 ven In Painting
cnddes;gn novt6 X HANNA.
.e WHEELING CHEAP CASH STORE.
TUST received large Tot OF Long Sliawls French Me
d rinos English Aiefnos Stacking, TIannels and dress
Goods all styles, at reduced prices.
Ladies' dent forget No. 165 NJ in St, Wheel
ing, Va dec1. JOHN G. HEFTLEY
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DR., Gordon Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
nFFlcE-I'altimorc Lock nr1nary, 10. 81 south Gay
street, opposite the r3change Bindings Baltimore.
practical experience OF over go years enables DEL
which have too long been yielded by regular Phys-
clans to the hands OF Quackcry He may he consulted
iden'iay, ethor in person or by letter.
Persons att distance cured at home by addressing
letor to DIR. Harris Baltimore. Md All communications
co,deiaI remedies sent By mail to any part ote u S.
See advertisement on fourth page s, apT4-1y
Foreign Exchange, korcign Exchange.
ID ERSONS wishing to remit Toneyto England, Ireland
i or scotland, III amounts IromG upwards can find
SAFE quick and chea medium Thu ough
EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
4- n. PIGMAS, Agent,
ne13tE Mcclure House.
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MtxT OF EHE UNITED STATES,
PhjIaileIDhia. Oct. 20Ih, 1858

MrxT OF EHE UNITED STATES, I
Philadelphia, oCt 20Ih, 1858
Tho Director gives notice that silver coins Will be paid
Mint, i'll exchange for gold coins, IN Sims mol
less hundred dollars OF any denomination OF
cOin large amounts at the option of the DIRECTOR
[SIgned] J. X. SNoWDEN, Director.
With the view Of facilitating the distribution OF
COIN enabling all supply themselves with as little
expense and Inconvenience posi- we arc now pre-
pared to receive ORDERS accompanied by goi drafts
Philadelphia and return Ill silver COIN
We shall make charge for attention TO these specie
commissions, beyond the customary express rates for
trau,uoTtation service ADAMS q Co. .
n. pIGMAN, Agent.
nOv1Sd1mo NcIITe House