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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-23

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-23

ATTORNEY GENERAL-CALEB CUSHING.
The important post Of Attorney General
in the new administration, has been as
signed 10 CALEB CUSHING. of Massachu.
sets. Mr.. c. is in his ty-fourth year;
and is native Of Salisbury. Essex coun-
ty, Massachusetts. He graduated at Har-
ward College, and commenced the study
of law at Cambridge. In a short time, he
was appointed tutor in Harvard College
which place he held for two years. and
then removed to Newburyport. where he
commenced the study of law. In 1926.
the political career Of Mr.. Gushing com.
menced by his selection as member Of
the lower house of the Massachusetts Leg
islature The year following he was elect
ed to the State Senate. In 1929, trip to
Europe was taken by Mr.. c.; this was fol-
lowed by the publication Of several works,
of which he was author. Two more years
in the Massachusetts Legislature was fol-
lowed by his election to Congress. where
he continued to serve for eight years. Mr.
Gushing commenced public life as whig,
but on the prescribing of Mr.. Tyler. for
his manly course in regard to the bank
bill, he became connected with the Demo-
cratic party. Tyler nominated Mr.. Cush-
ing as a member Of his cabinet: the Senate
did not confirm the nomination. however
His next public act was the negotiation of
an important commercial treaty with Chi
ma: this was in 1914. On his return from
ihe celestial empire. he was elected to the
Legislature of his own State. In that
body he was the most prominent member
at the session Of l847, when the Mexican
war was at its height. He acted with the
Democratic members in advocating the
policy OF that war. and for appropriating
$4,000 for equipping the Massachusetts
Regiment Of Volunteers at the expense of
the Stale. When his proposition was de-
feated. Mr.. Gushing advanced the money
from, his own means. aud the regiment was
made ready for service. lie was chosen
Colonel Of the regiment. and accompanied
it TO the Rio Grandc. in Mexi.o. in the
spring Of l847. heing attachedto the army
under command OF Gen. Taylor. Soon
after his arrival in the Mexican territory,
he was appointed Brigadier General in the
United States Army, and several regiments
Of voluntees were placed under his COM
mand. 1t was not his fortune however. to
distinguish himself in the war. While in
Mexico he was nominated for Governor
of Massachusetts. by the Democrats. This
'honor-of nomina,ion-was conferred
without even solicitation from Mr.. Cush-
ing lie was defeated by the Wings and
their allies. the Abolitonists. In 1648
Gen, c.. labored hard for the Michigan
statesman. His next public office, was
that Of Associate Judge OF the State, to
which he was appointed by Gov. Boutwell,
in 1859. IT is admitted that he has per.
formed the duties of his seat on the bench
with ability and integrity, and as a Judge,
he has acquired an enviable popularity
In person, Gen. Gushing is tall and jslen-
der. with dark complexion and pleasing
address. His habits are Of the most &C.
tive and industrious character.
vo,n0 n avail n fin ors ,vha,, n ol od ,yh a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13


Wheeling to Baltimore on d. q U. X, ~
\ do 10 Phila. by the dlscrml-
nation (while in operation) OF the
b. q o. R. and through the streets
of Baltimore ~
[Here follows the contingency of10 cts. per Dbl
of the stockholders income, paid 10 Forsythe, CAL
houn & Co., of Philadelphia, which leaves the
Company, after transporting the Flour 100 miles
bsvond baltimore, MS has been before stated, only
60 cts per Dbl. Reduce the tariff proportionate
with discrimination to Philadelphia (of 10 cents)
from Wheeling to Baltimore, and the rutes will
stand thus showing freight more pr9ft4Gle TO the
stockholders than delivered in Philadelphia; and
exhibiting rates which will attract the commercial
fleets of New York, New England and Europe
10 seek. Baltimore as the mart aud outlet for the
productions of the Great West: .,s-r-
Wheelingto Baltimore via Baltimore -,''
& Ohio Railroad -7z7- SOC per Dbl
Wellsvile to Baltimore via Wheeling r
and B. & o. Railroad 6oc
GAINESVILLE to Baltimore via Ohio Cen
trail Railroad and B & o Railroad 64c
GAINESVILLE to Philadelphia, via Pitts
burgh SIC
GAINESVILLE to Philadelphia via Bolti-
more, without discrimination. Sac
1 now leave the matter of Figures" believing
that have proved 10 every candid mind, that dis
elimination has existed, and that its effects were
not only injurious and unjust 10 Baltimore, but
that, if continued and fully carried out the West
ern community would have gained nothing by it.
But that reduction of freight pro rata with dis
elimination WOULD haze increased the palue Of every
great staple in the West well as real estate and
80 I'll
'Manufacturers'' thinks have "not been from
home" 1t is true 1 don't travel much. did
however, % years ago ride by stage and open wag-
on over corduroy roads, Though the then wider
ness mart of Western New York, and looked upon
Niagara, Canada, and the walls of Quebec. My
second short Journey was % years ago. l then
crossed the Alleghanies, with my horse and sad
dle-bags, and made little circuit on high roads
| and by-roads, and over the untrodden forests, oil
1000 miIes-and of course l cannot have seen
much of the West, or Of the East, by travelling IN
eighteen States of the Union, and the English pos
sessions in North America. OF course must be
"behind the age, and have not yet learned, IN the
| estimation of "ManufactuTers," the meaning oi
the word progress. 1 do, Notwithstanding he
thinks / should date myself "from the year One,'
devote little time each day to business. Mystore
is 25 minutes ride from my dwelling louise, n. t
withstundiug, eUen tDhen about home, travel 6ooC
miles year, and there is no one hour, during the
business hours, from 8, A. NJ. to 5, p. NJ, that
canno. be in my counting room. hope thai
may some day have tue pleasure of meeting
Manufacturers" if should ever travel agair
from 'home.''
1 cannot use the words of manufactures" ont
say that ''I regret being compelled to reply 81
plainly. ALMYN OF 1921
October 10. 1853.
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The wite,s Nightoap.

Mr-, who doesn't live more than mile
from the post Office in this city, met some north
ern men with southern punclpies' Tue ollEf
evening, and in extending to Item tue hospitai
ties of the Crescent City, VISITED so many ptinci.
nal saloons and Etmurbls hnlls," imbiLing spirit,
uul consolation os they journeyed' tiIat when he
left them at their hotel at the midnight hour, he
lelt, decidedly felt. that he hau "a Onck IN h's
hat"
and beantirll lady, who loves INN deyotetlly, but
she finds one fault with him, anu that rs, lls loo
frequent visits to places where these bricks are
obtained.
moment, took his brathes ana hgSing strapped
u course on the principle that continual amgles
meet, made saiEfGr Iolle. n riue course oil time
h.. arrived there, and was nUt very lnuch aston
ishetl, hut rather frshlene.l 70 ma lls worthy
lady sitting,up for him. sue alw31s uoss. 9ns
smiled when lie came in. That also she always
does. ;.lz
ont so late that feared you had been taken sick.
sHic-ain't sick, wife; b-but don't youthink Pm
q little t-tight2' :.
nothinp-you have so many friends, as you say,
Won must ioin them in gloss once ina while
sWlie, you're too good-the truth is, l am
d-drunk.'
another glass wouldn't hurt you. Now, SuPfose
nig hi cap, my dear2
nYou are too kind, my dear, by half; know I'm
d-drunk."
40 no. only julep too much, love, that's allF =.
ayes, iu-iuleps! McMasters makes such sun
'unsl" -.
not hurt you, dear; Iwant one myself before
retire."
The lady hastened 10 open bottle, and as she
placed two tumblers before her on the Sce0Oatd'
She nut in one very powerful emetic. Filling the
glass with the fonmimg ale, she handed that one
with bewitching smile 10 her husoanu'
Suspicion came cloudy upon his mind. She
Ind never before been so kind when hewas drunk.
He looked at the glass, raised 1t to his liPS-then
hesitated. :.
sweeter9" said he.
mouthful, which she was very CAREFUL not to
swallow.
Suspicion vanished, and So did the ale, emetic'
and ali, down the throat OF the satisfied husband.
After splitting out Tie TASTE, the auy hnlSheu heI
glass, but seenel in no hurry TO retire. She liked
foot.tTb OF water before an easy CHAIR, as II She
Intended to battle her beautiful little feet. But
small were those feet, there was not wat+I
enough in the tub 10 cover them. The husband
began 10 feel, and he wanted to retire.
await only lew moments, DEAR" said his low
ing spouse, al want to Iend the news in this niteI-
Moons Delta. founl it in your pocket"
| a few minutes more elapsed, and then-anu
then-O, ye gods and Dan o. the Lake-what
time! NE husband vas placed in the easy chnII
He began 10 understand why the tub was there
he soon learned what allied him. Suffice 1t to say
thai when he arose from that chair, the brick hat
| left his hat 1t hasn't been there since lie suy
he'll never drink another julien; he can't 0eal
Scotch ale; but is death on lemonade h'
loves his wife better than eyer.-R. o. DeHd'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1883.
n-rwe nnblish to-day an interesting article on

r1-We publish to-day an interesting article on
tbe i.G illogical Theory of the Cholera" by Mr.
lie, of Cincinnati. 1t contains many facts WORTHY
of attention, and the theory, we understand is sup
norted by Doctors Locke and Ray, gentle EN- oil
eminent scientific and professional attainments.
Tbe Cincinnati Gazette, in publishing this arii-
Gle saws it has been in the habit of publishing Mr..
Leafs articles on his Geological Theory, these five
years past, and learns from him that dunng lna'
time not one well authenticated fatal OF choi-
era has occurred where rain water was exclusively
used; yet allowing one or two to have occurred out
of hundreds, the exceptions would prove the rule
vaccination does not GIOays prevent the small pOx.
The subject is certainly one of deep interes: and
great importance, and we are glad so many facts
can be adduced to establish the truth of Mr.. LIS
theory.
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SPEcIAL MOTTO Es
nrsTCK AND AFFLlCTED, IN

THE most sale and certain rem,dy ever known to the
world tho Of obstinate coughs, colds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint, whooping-
cough Group tickling rising the throat nervous dc.
blty pains in the side breast broken constitution
from tho abuse OF calomel and other causes is DoCToR
SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; ard consumption it has reached state, Rndas-
sumed character hitherto considered ineurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paIutiun. Remembor-the great Original Wild Cherry
PREPARATION and the only compound prepared BY REGULAR
physician is manufactured under the immediate care Of
DIR. !SIHIYNE, uths Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Gy-DE. JAMES EAKERi kELLS & CALD-
WELL, and PATTERSoNG Co. Wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL & Co., Cincinna;ii
and by dealers generally. sepls
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Z NOTICE no. CONTRACTORS.
Hempfeld Railroad.

Proposals for EBulInstiuS and Grading.
DROEOSALS will be received at the Office or the Eng-
neer, in Wheeling, until the Goth October, Tor 61lEast.
ing the track OF the Hempeld Road, between Wheeling
Specifications for Ballast will be seen at the Office
At time proposals will be received for FURNISH
ing timber tresng, and for framing and raising tres
ling various points the line. 5s~'es'l - ~
Proposals will be received for the grading and
bridging OF nine ten sections cast of Washinguni and
her sections previously let, which have not
been pushed forward by original Contractors
The numbers OF the sections, and all other needfu in
formation, will be found attic office OF the Engineers on
the several RESIDENCES aiIer the 10th inst. ~
by order OF the board. !
CHARLES ELLErT, JR. Engineer oetitd
p S,-woTk win be allotted to contractors bavinga
force which they can bring the line Immediately at lair
prices before the day specified for receiving PROPOSALS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
Cheap cash Store.

HE subscriber is lust receiving his Second Stock OF
i fall aud winter Goods, consisting OF all qualities and
and will SELL lower than other house n the city, The
best qualities OF French MerinOs 90 to S12l per
yar English Merinos from so cents To 60 cts per yard
5On Long Shaws 50 to Sls hest qualities and all
other kinds qualities in proportion, 100 pa bro
cade Silks, styles and colo s. and at low price, Vel
Ribbons ali styles plain and scoOped Founcings, all
styles and qualities.
Intend to keep up my stock the year round and all who
MAJ favor me with call have their wants supplied,
invite all who may notice this advertisement to call and
examine my cheap stock and the utmost attention shall be
given. : :.
oct6 2fsa- % tstf z. JOHN q. .HEFTLY &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
TPOISONINGm

Thousands OF Parents who use Vermluge composed OF
Castor OIL Caomcl &c, are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tue
foundations for series OF diseases, such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness oflnl5s, etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
TTobcnsaeks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sin from those Of bilious type should make OF the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
5''Be NOT deeefred," but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENsAcK, as none
eIse are snnuine
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Notice.

rIHE subscriber having returned home from Germany,
after absence OF four months bess lUave 10 inform
his friends tho public generally that lie will hereafter
be regularly both markets. with his usual supply good
Meats Sausages Lard, eci and socits their
patronage with the assurance that they will receive prompt
attention, at reasonable prices.
ocI7dayy JOHN ZOECKLER,
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np n1npsr,s 1NuninR Ar1NG CORDIAL.

DIR MORSE'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
The only sure remedy, yet discovered, fer Gen
eral Debility, Phy,cul Prosration lrrtability and ali
ae various train twill also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike OF Society," ncapaeity
for Study or business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility
stc-See advertisement. sepIG
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Read this!l

WTM. BOLE, at No. 16I Mai street, Wheeling, Pa.
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fail and Win
ter sock or Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes O every de-
scripon; the bess quality and latest style. Also
misses nd chilrens wear OF all classes, with full
sortnent OF mems and YOUTHS Kip boots and shoes
sample pair of ladies Winter Gate boots be seen
at the Fair on the Island. i. = e.
Particular attention ought to be paid that sample.
EB.-AII the above classes OF work warranted and
will be sold wholesale and retail
sep13 WM HOLE
cIsx American Arrowroot (very surerior9 SHELBY
i sep9 JAMES BAKER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

DEPRAvrrY.-why is a legislator most bias
phemous man?
Because lie can't take a seat without an oath.
uJ-Knowledge has its penalties and pains, as
well as its prlzeS.-BulDsr.
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Thomas Hughes
f. BROWN IS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

THIS Essence Is preparation OF unusual exrel,,,
In ordinary Iiarrhua, ineipien cholera in an, :
all cases OF prostrltion OF the digestive funeOus i
inestimabe value During The prevalence OF epis,rE
chOlc aud summer complaints OF Children, ii is lei
without IL.
CAUTTON-Bc sure TO get the genuine Eysenc. W.,
is nTepaIed only by. F. BROWN, at his Drug oES CO
cal Store. NJ T. corner of PiJthGHi Chssnut sirts Pa
delPhia, and sale by all The respectable APotbeln
and in Wheeling by-JAMES. BAKER,
~, KILLS & CALDWELL
senta.,lny3m WM r. MCKEE mi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

1HE undersigned have just received, and open
ing OF Tho finest stocks of cloths, cassimeres and
vestings brought this market, fall and winter
AIso-a large assortment OF Cents Furnishing
Goods We only ask all az examination, goods
will recommend themselves 6tlcy require praise
u.s. at No Q, Washington Hall, Wheeling Va. 55lEr
WHEELER & LAKIN,
oct7 Merchant Tailors
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Gold Medal.

TINE fine octave Louis XIV Chickering Piano, exhh.
i tied the wectorn Virginia Fair, the 18Th, nth
aud 9th September, by Jas. Mcor, sent to the Penn
sylvania State Fair at Pittsburgh September 97t 2s,
Meda) all compositions, including the fine, snowy Pr
with pearl keys etc. This is nOtin than
Justice, and credit to the committee Pianos, well
the maker OF the instrument
A copy of The dLndTd as Tecetred:
To JOINS ChiceTing, Huston, Mas, exhibited by John
II. AIoIor, agent Tor Western Pennsylvania.
For octave Grand Piano Forte, with Patent Iron
Franc aud repeating action, OF superior tone and rrOrk
1nGHshiP.
One octave square Piano Forte case,
IN the style OF Louis NV, with Patent lion Frame
beauty and design, superior tone and workmanship,
SSThis award is sent from the Committee on Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania state Fair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13

GTDavid A. Neal, Vice President of the Hi
rOis Central Railroad, says, upon the completion
ofsad road he will take breakfast at Galena, din
ner at Caro-. and supper at Chitago.
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tin controversy with ''M'' Gazette July 30 1888
onthis subject be AYERS that in families who ain
~ replied tuai had ouEd none Sueh; mons whofig
idly adhered to rain water adding that lit would be
Ber to d more ddthS by Coera in one Toot the
use or well water, than bs found ON lf mile Of
Fourth ST. 1 heard no moro from AM
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia oEgosits NE STATE House.
HENISY w. SARRORD,
IMPORTER ANp DEALER IN GURTAINs, CURTAIN MA
/. f,,. TERIALs, AND FuREITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
II7i WHOL ES4LR IND RETAIL
The stock Comprising in part, the following
Embroidered Lace CuTtairsj1 Gilt CoTmces;
r Do Muslin Do do Ptnsi H- r
3Drapery Laces q Muslins; do Bands,
French BrOcates All widths Canopy Arches and Rngsj
and coiors; Cords, Tasses, Gimps,
Satin de Lainesj Fringes, Curtain Drops,
Danasks; lss &c. -t
larkestock Of FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colors and
PAINTED TIINDoTV SHADES, and HOLLANDS of all
cOlors for shading. i
N b. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the MEASURE
otbe heighth width % he entire frame Of window
martT1Td6w
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REMOVAL.
IHAvE removed my Wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Unou streets, where
will 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.
reb4 E e, wM t. SELBY.
wJ G. Metealf win be found at the above establish
inent, where he awaits Ills old friends.
LYONS KATuAInox-This invaluable article for eradi-
eating Dandru curling. beauting and preserving the
hair is said by all to best discovered. We
should think the would all try it, certainly Price
% cents in largo bottles Advertised in another column
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Columbia House,
TFoRMERLY ''rlREE TUNs noTRL."1
Corner of Pratt and Pdca streets, BALTIMORE, MD.
OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED AWAY, AND THIS HOUSE
I.a- HAS BECOME NEW.

OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED AWAY, HOUSE
'.E.-s has BECOME NEW.
rINHE subscriber most respectfully Informs the public
J. that the Columbia House, at the of Pratt and
Paca streets, tFormcry Three Tuns) has undergone
THOROUGH REPAIR, and has lad stories added to
it, makngu large addition of chambers, parlors sitting
rooms etc. The Whole house has been newly fitted up
aud carpcied, and bedding all new. II has been thorough
Iy painted papeed in the modern STYLE
Which will ma equal any house, size,
elsewhere. fol accommodation. ltis within few mill
walk the Southern and Western Depot where It's
porcrs will be always in readiness to receive and attend
to hose who want pleasant hotcl witreasonable
charges, to stop at while in the Monumental City.
nB'HIS TABLE will be furnished with the best the
afford, and his Bar is supplied with the best
Wines, Liquors aud SCgars that be imported Give
me call OctSlim T. Il. ROBEY
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nm Oellaa ssr sHIam ) IaasE safe.,

So Defiance SHInmnnder snfcS,
uEUtM GAYERR'S PATENT.
BoBERT A, RATRIc * 1872, d92 Pearl Pc gSs STREET.
Is Manufacturer in the United States OF the above
original and only reliable saIamamders both as regards 50
curiy against fire and burglars Every Sale sold at This
establishment under the PERSONAL suerin
tendeEce OF Mr. c. GKYLER, whose experience OF TWEEN
ty six years MAKER together with tile many Sc
tests which sales OF his manufacture have triumph
withstood in this other cities, warrant the subSc
her in recommending them superior TO any In use
They are the only Sales to which -
Mr. F. q. G0FFIN'S NEW" PATENT IMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is or can be applied.
large number OF these Locks and cross bars are al
ready in by hanks, brokers chants Jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they AFFORD against the e
forts OF the sk burglars, either by means OF gun
powder false keys, picks, or drs together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined 1.e rap
idly increasing in public estimation, and are confidently
SUPERIOR 70 ANY LoCKIN THE WORLD.
Safes all xizes, suitable for merchants, banks, jewel
record offices, steamboats, ei hre and the proof
bank vault doors plate chests for private ames etc on
hand, sale, order at the depot 1872 Pear
street. door below Maiden Lane, New York, BY
sepf9-d1Y ROBRRT II. PATRICK
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Give us a Cali.

~ TIMOTHY SEED.
81 bush. prime Seed, just received and for sale by
oil octT JOHN R. MORROW
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Persian Hair Dye.

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dyeis warranted fused according to directions
to change the hair from any other COLOR to beautiful
'A0' PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, % cents per bottle. For sale by fELLs & cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. R. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED.
a SA LESMAN In a Dry Goods and Fancy Store.
"A Unexceponable reference 10 capacity and homes
d Tcqufeu, Ono tia has engaged in the ab1Ve bus
ess nths place preferred liberal salary will be given
10 suitable person.
ForinlOTnBtion aiidfeS9 this olee. octi2dStEl