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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
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LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
y OIL themselves aud friends, do so, eTec-
nai!, y Calling without Geay,at L. Tarbels Dasuer-
'ie oOns Al the cOIEer of Main anh Biude streets,
Hsne eing and procure each those Iiteke Pic
Mh'Th cann"t be obtained, with the same degree OF
'c4uiy and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
L.. TARBELL, Daguer feOtypist,
Ito corner OF Main and BddIe streets,
Nlnn ling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. Z Washington IHnH

M6nrOe 81 HheeHng, va.
g D. Voc DROw info. ms the citizens Of Wheeling,
.. ard dealers generally that he is opening
the hest tmens OF family groceries in the Western
country consisting every article usually in
groceries to and DRINK all OF which will be sold
low prices be bought In the city Give a call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

The WEATHER has suddenly grown more cool
than could have been expected from the effect of
tie last rain. There has probably been a hail
storm not far off,
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PROSPECTUS
'COTTON PLANT,

. 7 T 0 N P l. A N T
\ ~ lS E Commercial Organ Published al Wash.
tic City to promote Direct Trade grcuIture and
inSto cHi OF our 'esOurces. To advocate at Wash
Cfr tic Interests OF the South in regard to the Pa
CnnsI ioad edited by {. q. Baylor, Esq, late u s.
lima Inn and r. G. BaTnwell, South Caro-
f,nn :, S eonlected with bellows Reviews SubscIip
WSTi- , 4ed' ss Jas. H. M'Mecllen, Wheeling, Va.
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From toOthless babes OF nlmeless weeks,
To prattnS jokcrS III the streets;
From girls and boys that read at s. hoOl,
To Office eTks upon thcir stools;
From the blidiI OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the taudle explosions of all honey dreams;
From mid way years OF man nd his wife,
To advancing days and ecllning life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
At the wOnlrous things OF these modern days.
~ is hel I'd this general exclamation,
HAVE USED LYONS KATHAIRON2
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead
AEdcOverS up the once bald head;
While the trUant locks, 20 harsh and stiff,
That used TO vcX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twiTl
In such RICH luNurlni cuIls,
The sight o. TOUCH you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, aud their heads bewitcI'd.
The llandrull-vcXcd stuff-ihat did fall
O'er BRO all cloth coats, and. collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
Ey using KathairOn on the hair.
But more than half or all yet said,
Arc facts about the Nervous Head,
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KdaiIon, such pains l'l warrant TO cure.
In ten minutes. Nog9Ssipptrg, I'm sure;
AID for Pimplcs, Salt RhsuT, Erysipelas and letter,
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
TON'S KATHAlR RON So justlt Celeb ated for PTeserv
irg, Restoring and Identifying Hair, is by
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 25 ccMts.
Sold 10 the trade at Liberal GScount-6uL Herer
,l;sSielied. Address letters TO
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
16i Broadway, New York.
ne For sale by Kells &c Caldwell, ocsae gents
Wheeling Also sold by l'atiR e. Co.; 7. n. Logan
d Co, and Wheat IL Chaplin. ma1S-6m.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
July l6.

River fallen inches weather fine.
Markets quiet, generally unchanged. Flour
held above viewers and buyers which checks sales.
Sales at SO, 75aS. Whisky 10. Oats 40. Corn
SO Wheat 75aS0. Nothing doing in provisions.
Sugar Alas, Molasses 23a24 100 tons of hot
blast pig metal sold at S42 per ton-time months.
Prime beef talIow S3a9.
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Al letters TO France, Holland Belgium must be pTe.
paid 81 cents by the American Steamers Liverpool and
southampton; IN cents by the direct Steamers to favre
and by iiritish Letters to Switzerland
aud Italy shout under The to reach carrier
their destination.
closed all, consisting Letters and Newspapers
or States and Cities OF the German Postal Uni
on, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Russia
Greece loniam Islands, &C., is from the New York
Post Office semi weekly
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Chickering's Piano Fortes.


THE subscriber being appointed agent for
zaS1gz the sale of CHECKER. ng's Piano Rortes for
n III n 1Western Virginia, keeps constantly on hand
y : y Va good stock OF those celebrated InstTu-
mens. which acknowledged by the most eminent pro-
feSsors music be the in this, other eou
try These instruments offered at Boston prices ad
ding carpge; tha general stock OF musical merchandise
and Variety Goods wholesale and retail
u1'Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos To let MI
sic taught at No. 26 Union street.
maid -sgsEsts.5f JAS. sMkbLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

A. SISCO,

No. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
II ALTI VI ORE,
M HOLESALE and Retail manufacturer OF Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic, Sons ofTcmperancc, Red Mems and
other RegaIia, Ranners Flags, T-wes, Military
Goods of all kinds. ap9-1v
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

inns latest discovery is the wonder OF the age Tho
j. picture assumes all the roundncss and solidty Of lie
IL also appears esizc and i'll every pont resembles the
living being Natuc is perfectly Knocked even to an in
sea mar, Taken at WHITEHURSTs, over Camp.
moIe also, in his Washington Gallery, and will soon be
III IN al OF his galleries, which may be found IN
all the principal cities in The Union.
IN pilTEHuRsT has the honor TO announce that he has
JUST etter from The President OF the United
cs, informing him OF the award Medal Certificate
anu COPY OF the Juries reports WorIs Fair Lon
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cANFIELD, BRoTHER, & Z Co so.hO''"'
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, Fitted, AND ALpATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
II Av opened their store with splendid stock Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the celebrated makers IN London LiycrnoOl
and Geneva-un extensive stock always kept on hand
every one OF which is guaranteed TO perform
SILVER WARE OUR OWN MANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets. GObets, Cues, Tumhlers,
Casters. Walters Spoons, Forks, Pie Cake Kn YES
Ice CIcam Knives, Napkin Kings Fish Knives Salt Gel
lars, &C. of new designs.
PLATED WARE.
Coffee and Tea Sets, UTns, lea Kettles large small
WniteIs-ova oblong and round shapcsi CSstors Cake
iaSkcis, Epc'gncss Flower and Fruit stands, DC.
DIAMOND WORK!
\ superb eo!eesEn Of Diamond Bracelets and Rings.
suitable for W ciding Gifts.
RICH JEwELRY!
This branch oCour business is surpassed by any es-
iahismcnt in the country having wUrkmcn employed
der srcrvision constantly making new styles
Iactorics which enables give 10 our customers III
latest fashions, aud At low prices.
FANCY GOODS!
kcts, Cologne Bottles, elegant Vases, Partisan Mar lie
Statutes, Paris BTnnZrS, Fine Paintings, Papief MaGle
Tables and Work Stands, Porte Moniaies, superior Co
i?snc French P3ri"neTics Rosewood End Leather Drcs
& S cases. h"S's SOn s. Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes
SUPERIOR ALGATA WARE!
New attcrns OF Forks, Spoons Ladies' etc. OF this arti
Gle, Which is fast supcrsCding silver wac.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt MautIe Clocks designs black
yellow, drab ard white marble do; French Porcelain dol
richly decorated.
Warren Tools N ATERALs OF the best quaIity con-
st4ntly kept on hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience OF customers we have erected
large spacious store giving customers every facility
inspecting extensive stock Goods. Adjoining
retail sales room, have flied up another room,
lOn lcct III depth, for the Wholesale Department
Every article IOrl establishment is warranted
10 he good represented. saH
IL Persons visiting atimO will do well Ia examine
assortment. Orders from the country attend.
cd TO faithfully and promtIy.
GARFIELD, BROTIIEE g. Co.,
300 baltimore ST., s. West corner Of Charles
Sign Of lie Golden Eagle
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Nothing Like Music!

Tcu>. No., GUT CALL IN TIME.
., IN nc kEISON has this day received from Phla.
Ia ' ana New York the largest assortment Pa-
ci;v 'H aLu Gua:ar Music before brought TO This
lie og. me assor of Musical Instruments, (which
iE,s. al very low price, at No 199, Muinstleet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
DR., Gordon Harris,

,f A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
FFICE-liatimoTc Lock Infirrnary, No 81 south Gay
street, opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore.
Apraciical experience OF over 20 years Dr. n.
sound and speedy certain class Dis.
cases. which have too long been yielded by regular rhys
the hands OF Quackcry He may be consulted
fden.iai1y, either in person or by letter.
Persons at distance cuTod at home by addressing
letter Dr. Harris Baltimore Nd, All communications
CONFIDENTIAL remedies sent by mail any part ofthe u s.
Sesady:rtisemeHt on fourth Image, .apr4-1y
Notice Extra,
MOT having t'sold or ssblown out as some ofmy
In friends OF the trade say made up my mind
come out, and ''go aheadyas Davy says, and Davy was
fool, you'll understand. s1.l .i5t4 - &
jee5llSyE : 1Il5i JAS. HaMeMEcHEN.
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OWN a. CLABAuGu a. :, - =
FOUNTAIN HOTET I; '-ND

FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
e Gnue signed having purchased the lease and effects
LII o| eSteohshed house. the FoUNTAIN HoTIL.
sht street, baltimore, and having repaired and refr-
az heaVy outlay now offer their friends and the
tort and convenience. " t'-o IA e"n''
Inc Ladies' Ordinary FEd the suites of roops .ttarbad
VIII be found 10 afford the OF home to fmiIiss
%e me Ofthe house quiet repose 10
u Is TIC most central situation tie man of business
nee IN The centre OF business, affords convenient ac
Cess 70 all The Railroad DepOts Ianngs as
any other hotel in the city. 10
IL VIII be the desire and pleasure the proprietor TO
APPLY CIARSuf;HS RRoTupp
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REPORTED EXPLOSION. OF THE EMPIRE
STATE-LArER FROM HAVANA.

NEW YORK, July TO,
There Isl rumor ofthe explosion of the steamer
Empire Sta'e on her way down from Albany. II
is sal she ran into sloop causing the explosion,
which was followed by great loss OF life. Seven
dead bodies were taken to Poughkeepsie. Moth
ing authentic yet.
The Black Warriors has arrived from Havana
with dates TO the 18TH At horse race on the
10th, the seats erected for the spectators gave way
and 40 or so persons were killed and wounded.
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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission R11cinnen


'tiE mnde Tsigned, late OF the m OF wOok DAN
Il MEX, Of Winchester, Virginia. takes orpsl tuIA
N 10 extend TO his friends lis heartfelt thanks for THEN
Eatronage Stree resident OF this city, emo tegs
eavG 10 INFORM them that he has taken Warehouse No g.
south howard street, lately occupied by Mr.. JSL W
BELL and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW, Together
ample room TO do amount OF FoIr r. GEN.
er0L Co7nsSton BMsresS. The location good one for
tile sale of all kinds OF country produce and he
fully soicits your Tonage.
He will also give strict attention the purchase of
PLASTER Salt, Fish aud GNGno DC And his knowledge of
the wants OF the Agricultural Mercantile commnit
such lie feels warIsne in assurnr them thst
consignmers orders with which lie NAV be favored
Will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
MICHAEL BANNER,
No. & 4, South Hoyar ID street
Baltimore, March,, 1853
BALTIMORE
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
u Stuart a Son;
Chas. \. GLmbrill;
WING HESTER.
Henry NJ. Brent Cashier of the Bank orthe
Valley;
Joseph Ii. Sherrard, Cashier of Farmers
Bank;
Messrs. Baker a Brown;
WHEELING L. ~ OOU . o.
Messrs. AMMAN, Mcguire a Co;
Logan, Carr a Co;
o. ". Heskell
Jno. r. Morrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
N0TIGE mo SHIPPERS-

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
IHE Union Line Packets leaving regularly the ARR.
vaiofthe all bills oflading most be board be-
lore O'Clock. p. NJ. The Line will not be responsible
for the delivery of any goos. and will pay collect
charges AIRY goods for which bills OF adng not
hoard the bOats before tkeir departure. mar3f-tf
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VAN U1 q ~ a. % -
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS.

=.
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Faney
Goods,
WE now i'll store their Spring assortment OF Porte
- Monnales, VioLns, Percussion Caps, Accordeons.
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood aud buffalo Hair
brushes, Combs of every description Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, Jewelry
etc, ETC. ~
1.-THE Hosiery lire full assortment OF White, Grown
and mixed cotton hose, Lse, Thread and Silk hose,
oon hose of every description, Lise Thread and Silk
hose every description, Cotton Thread Gloves
Filley a SewaIt's Patent Thread, Cotton Thread ami
etc. etc.
Dealers will find stock tile most extensive in
city, and prices low any the country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

lsAl aRNoLD,s PATENT SASH LoOES.i
T. C I.ASSCoCK will be around putting Arnold's
Patent Sash Locks. Wewarfant them To- be the best
window faStenings which been applied win
dovss Orders len ststhe Post Office, orat house,
Centre Wheeling east side of the Market House; be
iyo4snd Tx T. Ps GIAsscocK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
By the National Line.
rELEG Observation-Disclosures Ff

OPENING. OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. q
Nrw YoRK. July16.
The Crystal Palace was opened 10 the public
this morning. There was large attenlan e. The
President leaves To- morrow. He is to attend the
Banquet at the Metropolitan on Saturday, and also
at Castle Garden. so 1tR ta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18
MARI ETA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
LETTING

MARlETTA, Q. July l6.
Contracts on the M. & G. Railroad, have been
awarded to Whittemore, Bagley & Co., of forty
miles from Wheeling west, aud 10 Degraif, Brnley
u Co. on thirty FIVE miles from Marietta East at
very low prices.
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soNE DEPARTMENT.
5oI0.y MORNING. JULY IS. 1853.

D,vp CoAtNAN is an authorized Agent to pro
CENT D hh,ioUs to the Wheeling lntelligenccr-
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It has Arrived and no Mistake

1t has Arrived and no Mistake!
ID RECEIVED this day fresh supply OF the celebrated
III Oil of Grapevine. fra gsI5 .slf.lf.T.r 4 + IRA sEt
This oilsthe result of twenty years investigation by
Frarce both for the purpose of keeping the hair glossy,
ard restoringitin bald places. y l7si i ,5 rsas
This Oil is articia rty ommedsd as it will render
the Hair soft glossy, aEdpnabe, besides making it about
two shades darker. l.si5sE - g. zi ,s-1ssst
Prepared only by DR.. Forctaire, Paris and sale by
5siiass F5133i fsss J.B. VOWEL. "a Union Street
n57Price % cents per Bottle. Mayer
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j or Scotland, in amounts homE Upwards can find
safe, quick and cheap medium tn Ough l..-.-f---
-, EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
sT. n. PIGNAN, Agent
une13tf Mcclure House.
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Pemberton House.
Water street. Below Monroe.

WHEELING. VA.
IN NJ PEN BERToE announces TO his old friends and
the public geMeralr that lie has located in the
n'o1ious br ok build-S Ormerly Known tho '.S
ChRrlcs' and Thoroughly repaired ad Iettcd il and is
Prepa ed entertain in sola style m01cat
prices The Pemberton Hcuse is situated Immediately
the Steamboat Landing and he Depot of the u
tiHore and Ohio Railroad, afordins passengers ior The
cars packet boats convenient stopping place. The
proprietor respectfully invites tile attention of lis old
friends to his house, and solicits share OF public patron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-18

Adams d Cos Express.
A SPECIA messenger leaves Office every morning
N Sunlay cyccpcdI at O'Clock, A. NJ, who will deli
promptly, laCkagcs parcels. moneys, at all the
way statiOGs vi the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
NOtcs, drar money exchanged and bills cOlecteda
En5rmoHnt. Ecttcrmnns, DIAL land, Cnm Der.
land. MartinsbUr%, hanrper's Ferry,
Winchester, Rredcriclk and
a =, g EfIlicoft's va ills.
All business entrusted Agents at the above points
ss ADAMS 4 co.
N. PlGMAN,s Agent,
iuEe2S-lml u - Mcclure liC-.se.
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SOMETHlNG GOOD FOR AM.

SOMETHING GOOD FOR ALL.
T RESPECTFULLY inform the public that have
i opened my Barberins Saloon. No. 90 Union st,
opposite Old Exchange, with magnificent set OF
iathing Rooms, where wall be happy TO accommodate
ami ALL wilpease give re call! with shower
cold. ur warm bath The rooms a.c large and airy,
overytl'. bathing department will attend.
Ia in tile most clean, prompt aud efficient manner.-
Fcket-tor cents; Tickets good for
thee months, SIS. Tickets 10 be lad the Barbering So
loon
jr25-3md JOHN Mickey.
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New Hat and Cap Store.

No. 1913, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET
orderC Fccp rae with the enterprise increasing
business of our city and better accommodate gey
increasing Hat and Cap iade, ] have Opeucd
SPLENDID SALES ROOM
in the new block erected by w w. Shriver, west side
Main >t'cet Cbetwecm Union and Monroe where
prepared TO furnish patron and ;he public with supe
fOr hats and orcVcry variety and ofc latest and
most approved styes; and comprised in part of extra
moleskn AMI silk hats, black, brown, ard white beaver
and otter hats. Also, fine Panama. ped
die braid Leshlrn, China braid Canada braid and chit
dTcn's Fancy Hats.
Also so I'd assortment and YOUTHS summer
caps All thosr wishing good article at wholesale
isi in line, low will please call AID examine
stock
junc9 w. w JlNESON.
head
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Oh dear! this hot Weather.
LIVERY body feels that Summer has Ell in with
I4al viGo Summer Hats and Straw berries have made
their appearance ard in demandso has lot oil
Laines Ribbons, Silk MiIts Ears, etc al w. D. MOTT Z
BROS, AMI crowds going TO buy them, for they
selling at sacrifice. Junel7
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SUNDRLES.

/ t>I RECEIVED We
i5s me ices Ga diner Phpp's sugnr cured hams;
5ai ms SuE.e ioT plain hams;
SI Stagg Shay's dried bees.
~ Dds. No. 3 mackerel. Cnew;) M =
40 Davis & sons sugar, soda Boston. mic MIC
butter and wafer crackers;
'ase table salt, Gin sacks;O
- in boxes;
ooAeS Dalle.t's cake and bar soaps;
% CASTLE solp;
~ No. smoked herring;
on ~ Sshs Preston " MerrilIrs yeast powder;
a Us Eeip; canary, eOrander, and cSraway seeds;
10 superior Race ginger; 'a %
>rHrlCes Stewards celebrated table syrtp
-9I No. Washington Hall. and eSs Main st
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CALENDAR FOR 1883.

- JULY. OCTORER.#-
5. T. w. r p ls.1M. t. W. t. p. $.
3 g q 81 2 3r4 @ 4 8
10 II 10 10 IL 10 IL 81 10 II I2 IS ID III
Il IS 10 On 81 % 2sllG II is no IN Of %
81 - 2d 81 IS 20 3Cl23 81 % 90 q % o.
II - 81 81 49,. :.
AUGUST 71IlT9.=II - N-iVEMHER
N. H. =. $ s. NJ r Wv q
:: . e.. 2 3 4 .
II 10 10 II 1s 10 2OIt3 ii 10 10 II IS 10
2tlE@2 % 81 20 &c 2II2n 81 % % II % %
IS - 30 81 ..I27 % 20 80
T SEPTEMBER - -OEI!ENBER
N. II. y. s. ls NJ r W.
:: :. ..Hl 4, 9 y. -. =. 3
G q s o 1Oi i u & = 3 q N
II i iS % - 10 1S IilI l9 y a 10 70 y
g 26- 81 % 90 30 LEO &c o7 IS 90 90 II
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81 STEAMBOATS,.
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
Ar PIrrspuRan-2 feet : inches.
At WiEELiSG-2 feet inches,


Jeasssz4a IA T1E light Il. aught paSse ger steamer
4 lk.l..- ~ MAGNOLIA, GEO. u. MOnRE, ,,aster.
.sssIG viii run regularly between TVhecling and
ttsburgh. in place of the Winchester,
leaving w iecng every Monday "Wednesday and Friday,
az o'clock. ~ arriving AT IpellsviIle III time
meet with the cleveland cars; and Pittsburgh in time
tor the morning lines the Fest ReturmnS-iea
pittsburgh avery Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, 10
A. NJ, arriving Whccling In tine for the mail lines for
Ohio.
For freight or passage, Apply on board or to
S. c. BAKER "a CO., Agent.
IcbThroush tickets for Cleveland Toledo. Monroc. lie.
ciiicn nfS. C. BkEF. al Co. June II,
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oo.n BY EXPRESS. 20
81 IT, NsinsoCk India Linen. plain swiss and sheer
de SOIL S[ dresses and Louise blue Poui;
Trimming isces" "T no with trimmings to match:
with msnH MonSen de bese, for travelling dresses;
ies6 A'''S 0'heF desirable goods, Just opened at
HEISKELL & cos.
r,p,s PERSIAN Hair. Dye. 55iE.T
preparation will change the Hair from any otbe,
skin 70 beautiful jet black without staining The
oe,ee KILLS & oA1 Low
30 BUTTS Ed0Iado receiver ma Tor a. =
LOGAN, CARR G. CO.
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F'Or Adn6SVIII6.
azzTnea>,,, THE splendid steamer CHEVIOT
built expressly for that trade. viii leave
Wheeling tile above at. intcrmcdi
sll1ESzzzssate landings, every FiidIy, at O'Clock
+. Al, FOrrreight or passage apply 20 .n1
may25-sn ]. ii. HAMILTON, AGENT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-17

HALF FARE TO NEW YoRK.-Why will
not our Brethren of the Press agitate the idea
of "half fare" on the various routes of ira
vel centering in New York City from differ
ent sections of the country, say for ne month,
during the Crystal Palace Exhibition. We
are well aware that the fare is not remarkably
high now, but if it were as Irregular" fare
half what it is it would lack that charm which
temporary half fare has for most persons.
1t strikes us those interested would adopt
such an idea if generally suggested, for we are
quite sure they would find not only present
but permanent interest in it. II would set
all the country agog; it would fill all the
steamboats, and rail road cars for the time be-
ing, making their receipts enormous; it would
fill New York City to OVERLOOKING, enrich her
landlords and benefit every class Of business (;
ard it would make the Chrystal palace one
OF the greatest speculations of modern days.
And its effects viii be more lasting for it will
arouse a spirit of locomotion among those who
were never out of sight of the smoke 81 their
own chimneys, which would not sleep again /:
Those would travel then who had travo.d ne 'er
before,
And those who travel now would travel then
the more.
Ofcourse neither ourself or any other mem
Der OF the press will be accused of interested
motives in this suggestion, foT editors are I'M
derstood to be o Gets of charity on ali mes
| of public conveyance, travelling always, where
ever manifest destiny or troubled conscience
may impel them, "caput n,ortuum."