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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
Father Gnvazzi-GTeaf Excftement.

Father tanvazzf-GsTienf Exciiement.
. TIL Subscriber takes the greatest pleasure in inform
Ing the public that he has succeeded ut last in making
the most portable, easy and safety Gigs with ing top
purchased together with every other variety willow
work, including Wagons Chairs large and small Cribs,
and Baskets Of every description too numerous men
tion, at q ,i.tsatzif2 BASKET EMPORIUM,
1T9, Narket Square, 2 doors from Union st
b. Baskets made to order or any shape form also
old ones neatly repaired, ~ = =
Junet7 p lestt L.MOoNEY.ff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
rhe Memnhis Convention.

We at length have The proceedings in detail of
the Commercial Convention. held a. Memphis
.lately,of allthe Southern and fewsoft the Wes-
tern States, buttheir substance and all tie action
of Importance has been given briefly heretofore in
our columns. ofthe resolutions reported by the
general committee, and which finally were adopt
ed by the Convention, we have previously pub
lshed entire those under the head of "Naviga-
ton" and ''The Pacific Railroad" The other
resolutions adopted are principally as follows.
THE TEuuANTEPEc ROUTE. ,ss-4
After preamble setting forth the importance of
the railroad actoss the Ithmus of Tehuantepec,
particularly 10 the Western and South-W Western
States, it was
be requested to press upon the Government the
necessity of bringing to isy9ble termination
regard to the right of way said Isthmus, and
that they be also requested 10 maintain, hyallle-
climate constitutional means, the rights OF Amer
lean citizens in the grants made by the Mexican
Government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
UNION HOTEL,

GEORGETOWN, DC.
THIS large and Convenient house, having been teoToa
ty repaired, and refitted with entirely new furniture
handsome and comfortable syle,s open for the a
comno da ton of guests. = - s5s Il - "a
The invites the patronage OF the pub ala
those who favor him with their company may be asso.o
reception, the best fare, and such eo1o
and attentions as viii make his house compare IaSoa
with the best kept hotels in the District or
Omnibus constantly pass TO and from tue GaP'"
running until eleven O'Clock at night ,,,,,cu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

mAn examination of the grave of Spring, re-
Gently executed for the murder Of two women at
Philadelphia. has proved thai his body was either
NOT buried at ali, or afterwards suueptiously re-
moved. The coffin contained nothing but log
of wood and some clothing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

u-The Merchants Exchange property, in the
city of New York sold year ago under foreclosure
of mortgage for ssO6, 600, and recognized under
n new charter with capital of 81, oro, 900, has
paid Ga per cent. for the first year. and the inn
proved rentals will, it is said, pay at least per
cent. for the coming year s..-...-
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I GCjfPoIs Is; .E.ll
PHILADELPHIA,

Curtain Warehouse. g .1 5
III Chestnut ST. Phflddephia, oyposlfs NE tate Iose
" HENRI Y w. 8AEROESD, =
lMPoRTER1Anp DEALER ~ GURTAtas, GuRrAIN Ma
TERIAIs, AND FuRsITuRE CoyERINos,
WHICH he Offers a the loves rnarket prices,
IRi0LES4LE IND RETAIL. u
The stock cnmpri sing, in part, the following: =
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Comics;
Do Muslin Do DO Pms; "a
French Brocateis, all Canopy Arches Rnes;
and colorsj ~ n Cords. Tassels.s (siI,psssssl
Satin de Lainess fsFrffires. Isfffain Dfare
Damasks; Dc -fst7''
AlarLe stock Of FRENcH fLJisHEs Of an coiors and
colors for shading = = -
b. Persons ordering Curtains win give the MEASURE
heighih and width he entire irsne window
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
Mrs. Stowe.

We clip the following from the Albany Even
ling Journal, one of the most prominent abolition
prints i'll the State of NewdYo Ik. 1t seems from
this, that even the most enthusiastic admirers. of
Uncle TOMS Cabin are not altogether pleased
with the manner inswhich the authoress has con-
| Quoted herself in England.-N. o. Com. Bulletin.
ave hope, for the credit of the country, not
less thansior her own, self respect, that Mrs.
Stowe has not received gratuities, in money, from
Englishmen. 1t cannot be that5a lady whose POI
sition places her above such temptation, would
thus compromise that position The S7s0gift at
Liverpool will, we are persuaded, be explaned.-
Mrs. Stowe cannot have gone abroad for aims.
r. p. S.-We find the following in a Liverpool
paper, after writing as above. Ms. Stowe went
Lilo the Charitable Institution House 10 receive
contribution of pence! 1t is Notifying 10 see a
person who STANDS so high, stoop so low: CD
Sat meeting held in the Charitable Institution
House, Slater street, on w ednesday morning, Mrs.
Stowe was presented with purse containing
Ell 30, which had been collected in this town by
small contributions, principally pence, by a COM
mittee uf ladies, and great number of whom were
present." .e23s5s SS1s'IsG lsTrsssSsB stE
F We would inform the Evening ournal, that the
authoress of Uncle Toms Ca bin, described in the
above extract, is not at all inconsistent with her
antecedents.'' Some years ago she and her hus.
band, Professor Stowe, were at the water-cure es
ia niishment in Brattleboro, Vermont Being un-e
able TO pay their bill, even their board, they re-
ceived notice TO quit The physician offered to
treat the Professor medically, if he could pay his
and his Nife's board, but himself and his friends
could not even do: that. AT this iuncture cti-
zen of Natchez, cotton planter got Eupa SUBJ
scrption, and heading the list, obtained sum suf
hcient to pay the expenses of the whole family
until the professor was restored to health. The
chief, If not the only subscribers were Southern
men, and planters. Mrs. Stowe has not mention.
ed this incident in Uncle Toms Cabin, nor in the
Key. 49, : 49, y 80 ~ Isl q .
From these facts It win appear pea thatzit is no
new thing for this lady TO receive aims. She ami
her husband will receive all the pounds and pence
John Bull has to give, always preeInng the larger
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

EDrrorsIls a Row.-ws learn from the Hanni-
bal ouInaltlat personal collision recently aec-
aid, published at Quincy, III. The circumstan-
ices are thus detailed by the Journal:
Broek IS editor of the Herald) was passing in
sitting in a chair, got up and struck him in the
face, knocking off his hat. Brooks then drew a
revolver and fired at Norton the ball striking the
shoulder blade, and glancing on without doing
threw achair at his antagonist, when Brooks at
tempted to fire the second time, but lis pistol
missed fire. Ia s sfIti3 Il . s. e "a ~
"a large crowd gst heted around, and determi-
tion WIS expressed 10 hang Brooks If he did not
leave IN twcnty four hours The excitement, how
ever, subsidized. The cause Of ARRAY commenced
with a publication by the editor Of the w hig, in
reference 70 Brooks management OF the post Office.
The latter retaiiated by publishing Mo ton as q
liar .sconndIef and puppy,
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Look al. ThisI

Ii those who are DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IN OF themselves and and friends do SO,
tuay, by calling without delayat L. Tarbes Daguer-
reoype Rooms al the eorseror Main and Bdde streets
Centre Whseng and for each those leke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained, with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city. et
L. TARBELL Daguerfeotypist,
Corner OF Main and BiddIe streets,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
EAGLE SASH FACTORY
ELI Il s. u Il H d. co.
mANUFACTUREH OF 49,,


? JAcon STREET,
=. CENTRE WHEELING. W. ~,
Isl AYlNG completed extensive Factory W. Of
III now prepared to I'LL all orders Tor Sash ana OO'
every size- . or,n
extra Of Doors and sashes, suitable 70 r.
fronts c made s!,2 a. isSd.
Every variety or and ATehitTarss MAUI 1s,o-
der. Also, YenitiaA Shutters, either stationary "
The can assure their patrons and DE pTSs
that the above named articles manufactures odss
very best material and latest improved styles AIS for
viii be att ended to promptly, and goods vel e Co.
shipping. mas - -='t ELIAS DbM9-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

uThe indianapolis journal mentions the death
recently from congestion of the brain of HnAm
BRowS, ESQ.,. citizen Of Indianapolis from the
year 1923, and lawyer of considerable distinc-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
RHEUMATISM, .DYSPEPSiA, !scRoPUL4, se.
This medic ne is altogether = 2 = IN
"'a FROM T = fisSistHs1 KINGDOM.

AND yoR
!. FROM THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM, is..ss.
wiTno1a. is.Uaious ooxsrauENors rs ocs
BY wise choice and combination OF of the best
OF each class OF cooperative simple remedies it fully
teaches all the essential OF tho human SYSTEM and
wh0s
in fine health tue ssth year age
in Virginia IN ITO, emgra.sd to Kentuekythen will,
50 redased disease as almost in COM
attention and grew nohins bette but worse Find
ing no his physicians h: resolved to try the
ofihe forest lie dwelt the Of he Red Men
s ssts ride Having heard much Of iseif skill In
heirmode OF medicinal practice must be one ofPraec
himself acquainted with their and also
practical knosvelge Of the early Of Ken
S ss nea 0o'si4sa rom Inc medicine men OF the IN
them combined them according to the light he had rcceiv
ed used Them he had been taught, the ring
body, and vigorous Health gwen in its stead His
and neghbors The lame oil 1t spread the people
near sent TO the doctor Tor his successful and wonderful
them until me became the demand
30 that SSio. advised BY his and
Bile Tlncture In bottles and charge price for which
tegent amilies aud astonishing all by its wonderful
cures; and testimony in itsiayor
Iom and some OF the most talented OF thu
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
induced the propretors 20 offer il to the aiicte in ts
city, with the honest conviction that the happy
lion. HESRT cEaS.ASD HoNR. M Y!ti PsseS
er the Celebrated physician the y prom
EMPEROR OF FRANCE.
was cured byi OF hronc InlammAtory Rheumatism OF
duration after the sk
non Ssa eaEea
Jgdge Davies + shady OF Gons ass,
o and
dsral discovery = l'2 i w
have cured IN ~ -
terts. XII III 81 = 81 -
~ 'lOs iSfE S5 EsM pIs Asses Sssss o.
IL S ts
place OF Icsponency: Byits mild pleasant and safe &C
oSs syse@ t e g EsT ihs
DISEASES Of THE URINARY ORGANS, coUCiHs,
TON, sSRoFULA, KINGS Evil WORMS, Ra ilt
A y 5S n
i'iD'e D'00 THE FEMALE SYSTEM; 5 r : 2 4
TURE CURE it's numerous and
and on RAYS been
sssnssstSre y is e
9ssi LIVING WITNESSES
] as,we think no other medicine can produce. t.as1
aisrge volume. l.t'A'
pESTn IssTs anS its
are published in apaphlu with theia
ana snost OF other eomnnendaory letters not
public ~ yisssse . sahlol' 70 Inc
@ not called aoneto Die quantity athetesti
r,oa.,a,. j. H1IIGHEIscHARAeTER.
we give 4eio n1e i@'iea
ealandg AMI see history
Se medleipe and read the
was never gISss e y efHsS'
n Ert1ae, f,a Ill t,s LIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

gThe Chicago papers Inform US that Mary Ann
Wheeler, recently acquitted of the murder Of. her
seducer, J ohm Luce, at Milwaukee, passed through
that city last Tuesday route for the residence of
her friends in Ohio. 80 - .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

Gov. Wood, of ohio, is again here. AT first he
did not know wllsther not to accept the Consul
ship at Valparaiso. He has, however; come to The
conclusion 10 takeit, as was to have been expec-
ted. -57f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

TIE rietors, respectfully announce
tBuena vista' Is now omen for The
reception and VISITORS During HE last
year considerable additions have the proper
" IN the way OF dugs. sleeping apartments &eLso
that we Will he enabled to entertain large number or
beers deem 1t TO commend the medicinal prop.
so well known andh highly by the public
that would be Ifnons.
cases OF dyspepsa and other ala
dies arising from dsordered conditions Of The liver or
stomach, the Parkys6ngh MfHerGl eIis arc unTiyaed
er as nyals and were cured by these waters Arrange-
ets VIII be made Tor the speedy and transit
The rare shall DO good and charges moderate
Wood County, Va. June 1se2-iane1s sns . r'--''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

81
SEVENTEEN SKELETONS UNEARTHEp IA number
of workmen making excavations at the base Of
Bergen Hill across the meadow, Just back of Ho-
boken, New York, for the new plank road from
Paterson accidentally unearthed si1teen or sepen-
teen human skeletons, the most of them in toler-
able state of preservation. Some medical gentle-
men having been informed of the circumstance,
repaired TO the spot, and gave ii as their opinion
that the bones were those of the Red Men, who
at some period had lighted their
watch-fres and reared their wigwams. on.those
romantic slopes. The dimensions of one of these
skeletons show that there were giants on the
earth in those days." his asurement being some-
thing like seven feet, and his whole frame in other
respects surprising that of ordinary men. The
Others seemed to be about the average length and
build 1t is thought that the largest skeleton waa
Chief, or a Brave among, his tribe, and several
articles which have been fonnd in the earth where
he was inferred. lead one to conclude that at all
events he had been person of distinction among
them. y
His remains appeared TO have been originally
enclosed in box-but his,wooden enclosure had
long since been eaten away blythe tooth of time.
Twelve wroughtiron spikes ach aboit three inches
in length were fastened around his frame. Near
by, were discovered thirty or forty cannon balls,
weighing six pounds each. The skeletons were
dug from little hillock covered over with smooth
surface of grass, no doubt a veritable Indian
mound, so often discoyeredint the Western country.
81 \ sf Hn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

Gov. WooD AccErTs-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, writes as
follows. aas.--tH
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Something worth seeingl
a. M ADAMS'

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-.
III pared to accommodate my customers than be.
FORE such low prices will astonish the natives
Come on and try mo. Remember that my place is one
door above The old long occupied by 1t IL
useless to undertake TO enuerate my stock the
variety Is SO great. loo a. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

coaSEspAslr.--At the anniversary meeting Of
the New Jersey railroad company last week, ii
was stated that out of thirteen millions of passen-
gers the life of no one seated in acar has
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
! New Boots and Shoes.

WIN. Bole, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first lot OF Gentlemens Fashionable
Il Shoes, New York style, and tIU>k Of Boots
and Shoes, which embraces every style dqualty
shoe trade for LADIES' missesand childTcns wcar Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes To designate the van
ETY. would be too lengthy FOR an advertisement.
IN This is exclusi vely New YORK and philadelphia
makes the latest style and best stock and workmanship oil
both cities Is warranted and guaranteed both by The ma
tho Particular attention is called
the article ofladies travelling boots. WI BoLE
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Thonas 3. Gibson,


p LUM B Err AND GAS FlTTbh,
No. Union ST opposite Berry, SEE S.s
DIGS IeSc toinfoL his friends and the PUBLIC ,ng sHd
I'D eIal, that he continues 10 carry on the so
gas hitting in all its various branches and TesPeS
dt94 share OF publ o patronage. to-. eour
He has constantly on hand lead and iron ~ boIsTs,
mon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps pam; oT no
water closets, wash basins, cold water I'd COD
tells, water coolers for private families no tI.s lad
shower baths bath tubs, lead and iron al ober
Collins, hatters kettles, fetors for bleaching! IN With
ehemesI apparatus, etc. Factories, etc. h"su VI
li;S; shshdsIIsrs pendants; brackets, bsll'F h'e'
candle burners, ETC., - - = Z
s AlIoIders left at the above place will be, thAhA'
ceiyed and promptly att ended to-. !, ..t With
N R.-A1l orders from the country WI m ssssmd
prompt attention. = .-.-S az I5a
A IHILDREN'S and boys straw hats Also-o"
". cy fur hats dab and black. -r,,,r, r. SON.
.amaIs 90 Is 8. p. HA issl@ = -
"A iynys onsng.-Newa and desirable goods ~
Msy9f " DsMoTfE q nHS-
s.,ssiy az MOI SALMON.
"A FEW barrels In store, and for sale by REILLY
sLAYMAKHR 3 HAsLHT 2
g q 4 U M sBIsA ~, oU SE'
Chestnut ats below zth, - Ia.
PHILADELPAss :. ~,
RDs1oop PER DAY.
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HoRsE sTEALrso.-The Pittsburgh Gazette Of
1 Friday has the following: III z5i asi.
Charles Lee had q final examination before May.
or Park yesterday, on a charge of-horse stealing.
Lee was arrested on W ednesday week.. He was
attempting TO sellthe stolen horse eagaluabe one1
on Chestnut street, for dollars and his strange
conduct excited the suspicion of oficer Long. who
CHANGED To be passing. He informed Lee that he
would be aptto sell the horse at 4Floyd's Livery
stable. Lee told the officer that he got the horse
in New York State Mr.. Floyd made a bargain for
the horse at fifty dollars, which he was to nay him
the next day. Lee then told Floyd that he got The
horse in Virginia, As soon as the Discrepancy In
the stories was discovered pursuit was given, and
lie was arrested on Federal street and taken 10
Mayor cfficer instrumentation with Mayor Park
he confessed that he had stolen horse, in COM
pany with another person, from James Manuel,
who liyel nine miles below Wheeling. Infofina.
ton was sent to Nh. Mamie WHO arrived sester
surrendered 10 him, with whom he started ito
Wheeling Yesterday evening, where Lee viii bel
tried. - a E;iss57 s lss5s54I Is ~
lFMrs. Marion Bunch, who killed Miss aIafyf
Brown, near Bowling Green, on the Sd inst, has
been tined and acquitted.
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HYDKoMErro ouAGEs.

ed by the President of this Convention to prepare
an address to the Congress and people of the U.
States. on the topics embraced in the action of this
convention; invoking their attention to its pro-
consideration. Aud that this address be published
as an appendix to the proceedings of the conven-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

GENERAL GROCERS AND
G o M M 1850 N MER C H A N T s.
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS -r-.'
s. Richmond, Va. ellsi as5sil1
Ofer their vices for the sale OF all kinds OF Pro-
dce and Manuiactures Goods for them may be shipped
By the Bait Ohio Railroad Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr for the Powhattan Steamboat
Co.; Charles Pendergast agent OF the Balto and Rich
nioni line of Packets either OF whom will receive and
forward them without charge. ~ = a. tt p 40
REFERENCES:
Jas R. Baker, Esq.
Aaron Kelly, g. &c.,
slrt S. Brady, : ttSstJ ~ 49,
i1r n. II. Houston ~ 90 Ts wea
~ Messrs. Sweeney & Son. say- -l .=a.5.-a1-
IL, s S.SsS ) g sse Baltimore
Judge Jno. Brockenbrongh, Lexington,sVa. 70 3
nj AMPTON'ST VECi kIA Bile TINUT U Re-
III THE GREAT RESTORATIVE
AND INVIGORATOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
oh dear! this hot Weather.

LIVERY body feels that Summer has ct in with its usu
t9al vigo Summer Hats and Strawberries have mad
their appearance ard in demand-so new lot
LANES, Ribbons, Silk Mits, Fans etc W. D. MOTIF
BROS, anu crowds arc going TO buy them, for they
selling at a sacr' fee. is-te5. y94t ~ June17
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

IkeSUIUeut I nat IIIt IISSIUtHI OF IIIIS OUHFtII-
ton appoint a committee of five members who
shall be requested TO prepare for publication and
distribution, particularly in the manufacturing
districts of Europe, full report of the peculiar
facilities offered by the Southern and Western
States for the manufacture Cotton, and that this
report be published part of the proceedings OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

NTARY BELLS Cherry ripe twist Tobacco, ?, large
MI lot just reldy, and for sale by
aje22 2 - - LOGAN, CARR T& co.
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A Hoe roR, THE woRup's Fa,n.-The AIilwau-
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cured by it of hronic Inammatory Rheumatism OF
seven years duration, after tho skill OF the physicians OF
Paris, London and of this country had failed RevV
JIdg, Davies, Hon y II shelby Members OF Congress,
hundreds OF others who give their testimony
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

DFanny Fern has become tesidentof New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

have cured themselves, the members olther iames
by its USE after their remedies had aled
are generous to it to their pa
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aFMfs. Marion Bunch, who killed Miss Mary
Brown, near Bowling Green, on the Sd inst, mas
been tined and acquitted.
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New Reading.

New Reading. se=af~5
IT 1FEina Country Parsonage, Philosophy OF Mysteri
lous Rappings Light and Shade, Treatise on Mettaur
~, by oveEnian: Roads and Railroads., by Gillespie:
President Edwards History Redemption; revised and
improved, &c. Just received by .s y q 81 Sh
June1Is -. 80. - WILDE q BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

LIBERIA.@The colored residents of Circlevile,
0hip, have sent an agent to- Liberia to seek out
new home for them, as have also the colored PEG
pie of Cleveland. ssasslgy 1870 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

Resoiped, That this convention regards the es
Enlistment Of system of quick communication
by steam between four Southern ports and Europe,
and encouragement and protection of this system
by the National Government connecting Herewith
ample mail facilities necessary feature in the
cnmmeIcial indanendence of ihe South nd MeSt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

HIU H2OHhRACIER. = g.
Thousands viii testify 10 cures on themselves wives
children and friends, after all remedies had
give belowa few extracts. = = 80
-, WE REQUEST - - st+l.s -
70 calland get ami see history OF The
discovery Of this medicine, the Of
cures, showing OF testimony SUCH as We believe
was never q ven TO any other medicine. 40 sVgz