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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Mas. PARrsorox IN Book FoRM.-The New.
York colrespodent ofthe Boston Post, writes:
'tTalEing of literature, reminds nue. Of rumor
which is pretty extensively brlited abroad IN theSe
parts, TO the effect that Mrs. Patrington is about
collecting her scattered sweets into volume. Is II
trne3 Ara We ready 10 hares manual OF Parting
tonian philosophy edited by the relic Of Corporal
Paul7 Harpers Magazine for last month copies
some Of her pearls Of speech, and regrets that so
many Observation-Disclosures have endeayored to
assume the fame Of the real, original, genuine
Mrs p. A volume would set these pretentiers
in rather ignominious Light before thepublic y on
behalf Of many friends who have asked me on the
subject. demand to beinformed. With a volume
If noems and another Of prose, Mrs. Darlington
might be said TO have t0iRs in offensive sense.
We want to know" i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02


TnyE.sICKNEss AND oyR-PiNINo.-Who does
NOT know uthe constant excitement fuctuahng
between pleasure and pain, IN which love Keeps
the body and mind. A continual state OF aostrac-
ton now and then interrupted by deep s'ghs aid
change in the temper and habits, betray us COM
mencement; change OF color, OF expression, oil
the pulse, according 10 the well known expeIl-
ence of Erasistratus denotes its object. The pale
countenance, the langnd eye, low pulse, want OF
seep declining bodily health, its loss OF Its helP-
lessnesS, the flushed cheek, the bflllant
the accelerated pulse and breath, the increased
vital tuIgor, plainly indicate its happiness ana
bliss. That all these phenomena are much more
evident in the female sex than in the male arises
physically from their more delicate confirmation
| and mentally from the higher value which they
attach tn as the proper business of their lives.
Love pining borders on melancholy; u oelrays
itself by ewes deeply sunk in their sockets; by
continual motion of the eyelids, accompanied oy
certain laugh. The breathing is often interrupted,
often as it WERE checked, and often again aecel-
Grated. Sometimes the patient is cheerful and
smiles; sometimes she is sorrowful andweeps es-
pecially when the images OF her desire are aWak-
ened in her.,.5.'- ,r.-
Her whole body wastes away except the eyes,
which indeed appear sunken, but swollen by want
of sleep and weeping. All the affections OF the
mind are irregular; the pulse is unequal, and sud
denly changes at the sight, or even at the bare
mention of The desired object. Often all the M
ages rapidly vanish when the desire is gTatified
fAyicenna.9 sFThis last circumstance" atdE
Feuchtenberg, (Which occurs in the same manner
in home sickness, points out both conditions IS
Transitions, since in actual diseases removal OF
the causes can only give momentum to the cuEe=
that IS, cannot, as in the former case, at once e-
fecf IL IN the minds of we'll disposed young fe-
males. unconscious Of the cause, this STATE often
assumes the disguise Of ideal feeling with which
it is so easily connected with the fancy. Under
this head we are to Place the numerous stories OF
the visions ofyoung women which are enumerated
Re mn
elsewhere. Such girls fall, thile awake, into q
state resembling magnetic clairyoyance' as have
had myself an opportunity of Observing Jour =
nal of Heath. ~ Il y ". ~ "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

FEMALE CHAKGcTER.-Dr. Spring says that
neatness and taste are peculiarly ornamental 10
female character. In female, particularly. they
well deserve the. name of Virtuesj for without
them, whatever may be her excellence, she has
none that will be honored and acknowledged. A
woman may be industrious and economical; she
may possessa well-cultivated and richly -furnishel
mind, but, destitute of neatness sand taste, she
denresses rather than eevates the character of her
sex-and poisons instead of purifying the fountain
of domestic and public happiness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

WEDDING RNes.-The singular custom of wear
ing wedding rings appears to have taken its rise
among the Romans. Before the celebration oftheir
nuptials. there was meeting of friends at the
house of the ladys father, to settle the articles q
the marriage contract, when it agreed that the
dowry should be paid down on the wedding day,
or soon after. On this occasion there was COM
monty feast, at the conclusion of which the man
gave to the woman ring as a pledge. which she
put on her fouth finger of her left hand, because
twas believed that a nerve reached from thence
to the heart, and day was then fixed forthe mar
rage. .5..,#-N sN4t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

y =
Two Coon 'URs !-JuniusI5 a cosby corfespon-
dent of the Cincinnati Times, IN recent letter
written during his voyage to the north thus klils
his two birds with one stone.
wassomewhat amused by couple OF citcun-
stances which took place in the cars, though they
were vastly different in their naturr.
A rustic appearing man, who, suppose was
farmer somewhat advanced in years, sitting near
had put me several questions winch answered,
TO his satisfaction; eventually he desired to know
the name of the place of my residence, wherenpon
in the most ingenious and unSophlStocated manner
after had responded to his query, he flnquireu'
| CHOW long has it been, sir, since you nave oeeh
shot orrobbedT" 1000.
Iasked what he meant by Ibis, when he remarked;
"Perhaps was mistaken, but understood yOu 10
say that you Tired in Cincinnati"
This consider quite fait comment upon the
moral reputation our city has abroad. Inc ola
gentleman was as earnest and sincere in his ques-
Iioning as If he had Geen asking the pnce oil wheat
from a neighborimg farmer. ~.
He got out at the next station, when in looking
round my eye rested, or rather, was lITeSislaoIy
rveted on the sweet, charming, and as thousht'
the intellectual face of a maiden, upon whose
cheek OF yelyet some eighteen summers had Dlush-
| ed in beauty. Her eyes were dark, dreamy and
luxuriantly melting, sparkling with gennSand soul
/ to me; her features generally were dencate anu
classical; and her mouth perfect PARADISE OF las
cination ard an unpublished volume OF delicious
| love. Kisses seemed to float as ay in fragrance
| from her lips, aud to return again, having sought
| in vain for so sweet resting place. ihele tney
budded and b!oomed, and no one alas! was mere
to gather the glorious harvest.
i began to feel romantic, and wished the cars
would run off the track, thatI might support the
lovely damsel while sne swooned away lTom Ter
ror. There she sat in her bewiching loyellness,
without even protector. 1twas shameful such
aAower should shed its sweetness there without
ray of masculine sunshine enclosing lis iragenesS
| with radiance What can be done, thought Tor
| the hundredth time.
rhe tain stops, and in comes Herculean,
rough, heavy booted, linsey-wooisey- dressed Lu
bicund- visaged man, with great baby on his
arm. ,,-,--,
"What is he doing here7" mentally exclaimed,
"thus interruptiug my reflections. de must have
| got into the wrong car.t
: 1t seems not, however, for he walks straight up
to where my divinity was enthroned, and the diSi,
nity-Heayen and Earth must rememberleoped
up, threw her arms around his gross hguIe' anu
bawied out; t.Why, Thought you would mt come
'pap'-how's our baby2''
Junius cared, straight; he ought to; we should
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

BA Washington letter says: "ThOmas Richie,
senior, the former editor of the Richmond Enquirer
and the father of the present editor publicly con-
dennis the recent course of that paper in DESERVING
the South and siding with the Cabinet and the alb
olitionists. Agentlemnn, just arrived from Rich
mond, informs me that the people there are in dis
gust at the course Of the Administration, and al.
most TO man side with the national democracy
and Mr. Bronson.n f. = - ',s.;,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

7AcorDEsr AT RIcunosD.-A serious accident
ocsurred at Richmond, Va!y on Wednesday atthe
ship lock, by the falling down of six of the der
KICKS. used in the construction of that work. Six
Morkmen were injured, one of whom, VIM. Nc
shea, 1t is thought, cannot survive. His leg and
arm were both broken:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

IRA western Editor says he once heard E1-
Senator Tom Corwin remark, that when he ''frst
entered an office to study Law, be was the subject
for 1iLicuIe of every student in town, on account
Of his Lomespun dress;' but, adds he, al lived 10
see every one of them ten times as ragged as i
was at that tine-and why3 Twas economical-
they we've spendtlrifts.n ...-.--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Z 1.-THE Metropolitan Hotel, New York, wnssOld
few days ago to Mr. A. T. Stewart, the dry gOots
merchant, for about s55O.OOO. It was bought for
investment. The lease of the Messrs. Leland,
the present propetors, having several years yet
nun. --L--l ~ -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

TEMPERANCE POLITrcs.-The vote cast for the
temperance candidates in Pennsylvania, in there
cent contest Is estimated at Is, 900 by the Harris
burg Crystal Fountain, out Of which number about
600 are set down to the credit of Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

WILLOW FEvEn.-The deaths by yellow fever
in Mobile, for the week ending With October 2lst'
displayed an increase in number, being "a against
26 the previous week. The deaths from other
causes, one half Of which the Advertiser says
should be credited to the epidemic, also exhibit an
increa,e. The fever prevails at Montgomery
where the greatest alarm prevails in consequence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

TnE INDIANA papers ore. having some fun over
the fact, that Gov. Wright Of that State, obtained
a premium of one dollar, for gallon of chestnuts
at their late STATE Fair. ne don't know why they
shouldn't eraet such joke on the Governor aswell
as anybody else. .-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

DIR MoRsE,s INvIGoRAllNG CORDIAL.
The only sure and remedy, discovered fer Gen,
eral Debility, Physical Prostraon, 1rritAbity aud ali
the train OF 1t viii also remoye
Depression Excitement Dislike of Society," lneapacity
for study or Business Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility,
steNses sdye,tisenent. ..T sepIe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

TESHEssEEl U. S. SESAToR.--The telegraph
tiags the efatifriug news that John Bell has bean
.eIeetel by the Legislature OF Tennessee, Senator
OF the United States for the fnll tenn commencing
ON The 4th of November last. Mr.. B, isa sound
5eliabls whig. .iss8i a.li
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

.TnAnrsovruo DAr.-The Governors Of Con-
neclieut, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Ohio and AIabana have appointed the oath ofthis
month as a day Of thanksgiving and prayer. The
Governors Ct all other States will doubles ap-
point the same day. ,.i s-'s b. asasaa 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

aTThe Chicago Press states that on Monday
night last the Trustees of the Illinois and Michi-
gan Canal paid over to the proper parties the last
instaIwent due on the loan Of 100000 made by
the State for the construction of that work. The
management of the canal now reVerts to the State
and will be more liberal to forwaIders doing bust
neSs ON it. =. 4s.e,r. u 5,.. o. r 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

pThs editor of the Rome, Farmer has estab-
lished peculiar tariff of charges for the publiCa
ton of marriage notices. For the change where
the wife is first rate one, $500 is charged, and
from that down 10 nothing. just according to the
estimate OF the husband In one week several mo-
tees were received, accompanied by one dollar,
and only one with less. One fellow valued his
wife at so cents. -af -eg M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

ry-DoUglass Howard ESQ.,, Of Washington, is in
baltimore, 1engaged in whiting the Life and Times
of the Rev John NeWland MafHt with whom he
was Associated at various times through period
of nearly twenty years. .-- ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Quo LroIsLAruRE.-Ih5 Senate win stand 26
Democrats, Wings, Q Free Soil; and the House,
20 Democrats, II Wings, and 9 Free soileIs-u'a-
king on ioiat t.hilOt SO Democtats, ~ Wings and
II Fee Soiler&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

r7sB6ali bfa6eSes Of the New York Democracy
the Hards and spfts. held meetings pE Friday eye
r;ng.,s TIE pToceedingsof each are-of course NOR
taIIV auiaeonistisal- John Van BuEeR figured in
tle Softs,.diH .ssaIya $500 ~" T. ~ ,ii
g. tr3e'1 ..,,..,,.ff r. NJ g-.5t.l b. ssc31
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

pDuring the FIRE last night, says the Madison
Courier, the window. frame of the Templars' Hall
were charred, but the large gilt triangle and starr
the emblem of the Order, which is of wood, and is
situated between the windows, remained unhsrm-
ed, protected we presume, by the gold leaf. So
also are the members of that Order protected by its
golden principles from the burning scourge of IN
temperance. ~ ID. ..oss-sa, {. ss4 ,lss5rssq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

arold Squire D was elected Judge OF
of he Inferior Court OF some county sway downi
in eoreia.5 !, When he went home, his delighted
slNawE 10Y dear, gou are Judge, what am '.,a
.iFhe same dnrped fool you alters was" was the
tart reply. assls-s4 la. s-,-s asalsaiT q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

MONKEY skIIss.-seyeral hundred monkey.skinl
arrived in Salem recently. from Africa. As to the
use they are put to, the Salem Gazette gives the
following hint: ' .5s
Monkey skins have formed an article of com
merce for several years. and we dare say that many
fair lady has srutted her brief hour in all the glo
ny of monkey skin muf and rat skin gloves,
without as much as suspecting the quality of her
fnery. ....,.,i..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
p..,1A IN Ohio.

According to the official returns as published IN
the Ohio Statesman, Medills majority for governor
e ot,s4s. Nine counties out of the eighty-sighs
) wbir maiorities: Carroll, CLARK, Clifton
sa,Ii,. Greene, Harrison, Logan, Union and War
rem Two gave maiorities toILewis. a FreesOil
candidate, namely Ashtabula and Lorain. The
votes for Medil! and Myers in Hamilton comfy
was. respectively, 1902 and Is, o96; andforBar-
rers and Allen, 4,sss, and6,sls. Lewis received
only 2,s16 votes. The total majority for Barney
School Commissioner, was 22,s4s. Twenty5nins
counties gave maiorities for Andrews.
The following is a tabular statement ofthe vote:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

r-1n the days of the patriarchs wOran's con-
duct was the index of her heart. When, forIex-
ample, the father of Rebekah asked her if she
would go with the servant oftsaac, she immediate
Iy said, al will co." Had she been daughter oil
the 18th century, she would, believe, have an
swered in this manner (: "oh, ipshaw go with
hint Why, Mr.. Isaac must be sick. Go with hint
OF course 1 won't" And thenIshe would have
gone with him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

nv oRLEANs ITEMs.-The local columns Of
the daily papers continue TO report cases of insau-
ity with startling rapidly. The impression seems
10 gain ground that they Attributable to thein-
iudicious use of quinine. The Delta furnishes
the following:
o,rinfne and MadRess.-The increase in the
number of cases Of insanity, recently observed
among our adopted citizens, is attributed by some
of the city papers, to the reckless use of quinne,
which characterized the practice Of some physi-
cans during the late epidemic. We believe our
contemporaries have hit upon the true explanation
of the melancholy phenomena. Qulnlne rs sub
tie poison and in unskillGul careless hands, be-
comes as deadly as prusSic acid or arsenic. And
yet quinine pills were as freely administered by
many aspiring juvenileS-who, by the shametully
ready process which is now fashionable amongst
us. have obtained the right to place those slgnlh-
cant capitals, NJ. D.. after their Manassas If they
were rnple gum drops or crumbs of bread. The
result of this vigorous practice can be seen daily
in shattered, nervous systems, and senses almost
paralyZed.
The Bulletin, of the Doth, says:
The bark Salem, Capt. MiIlet eighty-seven days
from Chncha Islands, Peru, via Callao, arrived al
this port yesterdays having on board $50 tons oil
guano. This is, we believe, the fist cargo eyel
imported into this port The cargo is consigned tc
Messrs. Castillo & Hatispe.
The following paragraphs are from the ''Trus
Delta:''
We understand that an order from the Secretar
of War was received yesterday, by Major Genera
Twiggs, directing him to repair forthwith TO For
Gibson, Ark, where dispatches will meet him, in
stEucting him in record TO certain troubles In tn
Creek Nation; which the Government thinks him
with just discrimination, most competent to settle
1t is stated that Mr.. S. F. Wilson, the prihcipa
editor of the Picayune, has declined the honor o
being the Democratic candidate for State Senator
for w hich he was nominated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Far Gos,rnor-Wm. Medill, s14T,663, N. Bar
rere. 81. so. Samuel Lewis. 50,S04.
Lieutenant GOpernOr-James Myers, l4S'ssl'
Isaac ]. Allen, 1871 272. ..o.
Sehooi Complissionsr-H, H. Barney, 14s,55oi
L. Andrews, I252O2. ,sF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

..''9''7, - PERFECT, JET. BLACK, q aHTti
f. b.. .I.,-l le WITHOUT -slt
..ta: Staining the Skin. ,ss..it
F,y,,. "a e.nts p.r bottle For sale by KELLs 4 CALD
WELL, wholesale Agents, and by Nv1t. R, MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
REMOVAL.

i HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to the new four story brick bullEhns'
No. LIZ Main street,
west side between Monroe and Uniou streets where
win BE- PREPARED With an early and extensive spTipg
stock direct from Importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to my old friends and tOeTa
to call and examine. sK
feb4 WIN. T. sEIBY.
5-L g. Meteal win be found at the above ssta biis
n,ent, who're he awaits his old friends
LYON, kAruARon-Thlsi nvaluab BILE article oradi
eating Danlru curling, Identifying and preserving th'
hair is said by ell to be the best ever discovered wye
should think the all try it, certainly.
25eents In large bottles Adyersed In another eounn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted II used according to directions
to ohansa tho hair any other color, TO Beautiful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

d ID 2
5H5 ,l Beg t,gS ,I 222R
| Ii Ill Il PRooF SAFES "A large assert.
| IN Pst-llEii nent of various sizes always, on
III "A 4 hand at No. 50 Dock street, war
| n III ranted equal to any made in the u
| ~ seeAseA tl51-.ih nited States. Evans q SM9t-
sa8l sF 9Sat ifxSTs
Please Ss 's A Sf!si purchasing else
- - No So .iiJcK street. Il door below Third.
N. B.-Also Bank Vault and jewelers. Burglar Proof
Lined Refrgerators, Store Trucks, etc.g Z L.
below the names OF few gentlemen and Public In.
atiutions whohaye our Sales in uso. Hundreds more
FSr@oT Is q Mechanics Bank 70
s samuel Allen, High sherig. P6iIsSslPhiai
Ts 59 81 f e 5Stb lS sghE IT,, s
| Z Knight, cor,ler Water and Chestnut stsj
rs STsS6S T46 SaSas for c6ifotais sfOr FhiaiE
Corporation Of Northern LiRsEdesig gisai4hadsS
southwark Gas Company, saesNs = .ss'. = car
State Treasurer OF N Jersey, aud Trenton Banking Co.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 2 Saiesi
OF Hall, 9th above Cherry and Third and Browp SIS
slE avs u Es3ss = 80 e e, :, s,e-o
Is watson q
We have much pleasure your ttre Prooi
etess 10 The notice othe one we Isslss;Ied
sef during tAS }a rs which which
wharf on the schuyali, on the 9Th Of June, 1850
.,n,o-s,v H0~s,ys ryf R1ssEhSS GuBB1Ns
EHsA Do 4oa remember the Old Corner
MO, 80, WATER STREET. Call there and see the
cassimeres Cloths splendid Velvet other vesngsl
See, admire and leave your measured ..,,,,..
Goats Palts Vests and Hosiery n sxten
on Hands every garment made in the estab ishnetlt
sep13 al,H. HUGHES. Wheeling. va.
REY0NTJ =DESCRIPTION AND ALTQGETH-
Err EXCELLENTyL!y Il ~ 4 y
TINE assortment and stock Of Yestirlg cSssi
erss, and etheT Notions Tor gen
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.a Y. lBR0hltN5H4

, FSeE4utuaNSItt
Professor Alex. RarTYis TricopheIobs,
or Medicated Compound. beauti eurA pIescT
ing restoring, q tho hair relic wing deaa
,o The skim curing rheumatic pains, and healing exs
wounds Bounded by geographical lfnes, the reputl.
tim or Rarrys trcopherous pervAdes the Bnon. Tie
sales orthe article ofate years ve increased in ratio
thai almost exceeds belief Professor Barry
n OF his sales book finds Tint the number
hotties delivered order in quantities ofrom hall gI
upwards during the year 1882 was within trfe Of go,
900. -,---s, sisst,.y. u, u. u il, ~.
properties the trsoRherous when The public
furnished such endorsement as this The cheap
NESS OF tile art ce and tho given OF its chem
ical action upon the hair the scalp and all cases Of sa
neTcial Irritation, first IL 10 the1ttenOn
or the people ali that the inventor desired Ey
ery hottie advertised itself The effects oLthe exsed
ed expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies' would
be without IT. Country ~ L I
wholesale trade extent uGheaId OF al
rersrds articles orthis kind. Tbs hsRe point has moi
YET been reached and IL is believed the sales tbs yA'
Depot and IlaluiaGtoTy, No 1SI BROADWAY, New York
Retail price, twenty five cents large bottle.
Liberal diseoun purchasers by the quantity. Sold BY
all the principal druggists the ami
Canada Mexico West Indies, GIea. britain, France ant
by j. II. Patterson. vyheeTgilYe4 Junel4dtw&w6m
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PHILADELPHLA

PHILADELPHIA. et.
,s.s4 Curtain Warehouse,
1t fS>s,,t ST. oSbosfte ne State Hotae,
- SS3fff FHSIH IsNISY w. SAFFORD,
IMPoRTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINsI CUREAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNTTURE OoYERIEes,
WHICH he oders at the lowest market pIlces,y
Z WHOLESALE ND-RET4LL.ys -
The stock comprising, in part, the iollowtlgi 81,
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Sornieesi l-sft
| DO Muslin Do do Ptnsi
Drapery Laces d Muslfns; do Bands,
French all Canopy Arches Ringer
and coorsi, ~ ~ Cords, Tassels,: GimpSl
satin de LANES; FTinges, Curtain Drops
DamaskS; DC. sa VI % z7i'ss nf,1ts .
I laTgestosk OF FRENCH PJUSHES, of all colors and
lPaISEEb WfNDoW FADES, and HoII4NDS Of all
II b. Persons Ordering Curtains, viii giyethe measure
6fte heig and width o. he entire frame oil Wipdosis
nartI-1yddEw q =. -: & i 80
hLD Port Wins, vain anled pure, for sale by
= So VS' ssatr e''''-'' csss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

JAS. H. MoMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty, at the election to be held in the Spring OF 1854