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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

EXPERIMENTS on MARRIAGE.-A Ett:..c,.
has been started in Syracuse,N Y. asking the
Legislature torcpcal so much of y recent law
us denounccs penalties COR lie crime OF seduc-'
ton, and in lieu thereof enact tLatthc unmar-
red father of any child, (both parents being
white) shall, from the naked fact oIsuch pa
tcrniiy, be deemed and taken in law to be
the husband of the mother, and thencefortll
bound 10 regard and support her as his wife,
just as though they had been married with.
benefit of clergy. 1t is further prayed that cv-
cry child, whether born in or out Of wcdock,
shall inherit, in common with all other chill
daen, the property Of both parents, being
deemed their legal heir.
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by st. Patrick, it was my fault "ins.s,ed d
his friend
"By the holy poker" shouted Larry get
ting rather warm, =" but it was all mine iviry
bit of it."
And do you doubt my honor as gem
tleman ?" retortcd Patrick. Sure, and it
was myself that thought you had more
perliteness."
"And is it you, ye spalpecn, that would
be after refecting uponmy manncrs!" shout
ed Larry, now boiling over. " Sure if ye
won't take dacent apology ye may take
that with blank blow on the side Of the
head to mind yer manners"
Patrick on receiving this pcrsnader, took
a flying leap towards the benches carrying
with him in dire conGusion-Capt - and
partner, unfortunately just then executing
an emphatic break down in the exact line ol
the projeclile.
In the confusion of the grand catastrophe
and crash, The chief" who took notes, beat
a retreat-Randout Examiner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

IT has been said that the Duke of Wei
lington never wrote despatch in which the
word Duty did not occur, and that Napolc-
on never wrote despatch in which the
word Glory was wanting. This is the dif1e-
renee between the two men, and the two
countries to which they belong.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

PEoTEcrroS-Therc is no safer protec-
ton against burglars, than to feed your
baby before going to bed with green ap-
plies. 1t will begin to below before mid.
night and it is sure thing it can't be stop:
ped before morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

EVERY man cherishes in his heart some
obiect-some shrine at which his alteration
is paid unknown to his fellow mortaIs-
unknown to any save his God.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

NEGRO SrEAI1HG.-We.fnd the follow.
ing paragraph in the Nlilledgeyihe fGa.)
Recorder Of tie 4th Instant; -.
"Mcssrs. Searcy and Jenkins Of this city
arrested one Geo. M.sJones on Thursday
last, near Monticello, who hadSsome twelve
negroes in his possession, one of which es-.
capped after he was apprehended. Said ne.
groes belong to hIr. p. Bailey, Of Double
Wells, Warren County, Ga. Thomas Nor.
mon, of Harris. County, and Dr.sW AZ. jar
ratt, of Baldwin County, excepting, four,
owncd>hy the said Jones. ]. .ssss.: ~ 4
"Jones had camped near this city for;
several days prior TO the absence of Dr.
Jarratt's boy, and if was suspected as once
that he had stolen him.. having had the boy.
in his tent several times, and having been
known to have had a consultation with said
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

STARCH up, brush your whskers, dress
fashionable, aud lay in a plentiful supply Of
soft nonsense, and the girls will call you a
nice young man.
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99fleet Qoftra),
From the Family Friend.
THE COTTAG e.

The busy hum os day was DER
Twilight had hushcd the siGhins breeze;
The ripling wave just kissed the shore,
And zcphyrs sung amid the trees:
.AG,r heard the church-bcli's chime;
And near, 4 murmuring liver flowed
While high in the pure azure CLINE,
The fuIl-orbcd moon rcsplcndcnt rode.
4 lovely cottage. crowned Will vines,
Stood by the stream amid tho grove;
Roses and honcy-sucklcs twine
Around lis lattice wrcatlis Of love:
Oh. twas bright and smiling scene;
or all the scenes of earth most fair
No other spot WAS half 50 green,
No other beauty half so rare.
! paused at the lattice. and heard
The soft notes of music and song;
4 Lutte string was rcnb'ingly stirred,
And melody i'oatcd along;
An angel v-ice joined in the lay,
And harmony swcllcd on the air;
And when thu. last notes died away,
Up rose the soft accents prayer
\ sweet female voice, pure and clear,
Bore forth her desires on the ar:
"Oh, Father. DER those to me dear,
Extend Thy kind, pr"vidcnt care;
Nav the husband and father agan,
Return to the fond arms Of love
Aud. we, free from folly and pain,
Law no all our treasures above.
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Ir you would not be forgotten as soon
as You are dead, either write something
worth reading, or do something worth wr-
ting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12

How melancholy the moon must feel
when it has enjoyed the fullness of PROS.
perity, and got reduced 10 its last qusrters
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EDGEFIELD, So, JANUARY 12, 1853

g. Everything, however, remote, that has
any bearing upon success, must be taken
advantage Of The business man should be
continually on the watch for information,
and ideas that will throw light, on his path,
and he should be an attentive reader Of all
practical books, especial those relating to
to business, trade, &c. as well patron OF
useful and cnnobling literature.
Q. Never forget favor, for ingratitudc is
the basest trait Of mans heart. Always
honor your country, and remember that our
country is the very best poor mans country
in the world
Were rules like the above carefully OBJ
served by every man who commences busi-
ness, there would be fewer failures, while
periodical commercial disasters, sweeping
over the country like an epidemic would
cease TO be a mercantile experience. Let
young men ponder them well.
-<s<-
To KEEP YoUNG.--No surer destroyer
of Youths privileges, and power and de-
lights than yielding the spirit to the empire
of i'll temper and selfshness. We should
all be cautious, rs we advance in life, of
allowing occasional sorrowful experience to
overshadow our perception Of the prepon-
derance of good Faith in good is at once
its own rectitude and reward. TO believe
good, and to do good, truly and trustfuly,
is the healthiest of humanity's conditions.
TO take events chcerfully and promote to
the happiness of others is the way to en-
sure the enduring spring of existence. Con-
tent and kindness are the soft vernal show
ers and fostering sunny warmth that keeps
a mans nature and being fresh and green.
Lord keep my existence fresh and," green
would be no less a wise prayer than the one
beautifully recorded respecting mans memo
ry. If we would leave a gracious memory
behind US, there is no way better to secure
it, than by living graciously. A cheerful
and benign temper, that buds forth pleasant
blossoms, and bears sweet fruit, for those
who live within its influence, is sure to pro-
duce an undying growth Of green remem-
brances that shall flourish Immortality alter
the present stock is decaycd and gone.
Mrs. Cowden Clarke.
$sS-
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I CANNOT FORGET THEE!
So. =, r, p.n.r tEf.s

/ CHNNUI FUNUEI I1-4.L
pY C. c. RAWLINGS.
cannot forget thee. thy spirit is here
Unseen AMI unhearl, thou art still ever near,
Tho days may have passed since together We mc''
Ihy image still haun,s mc-l cannot forget:
When the soft sishng breeze watts It's melody near
Thy voice swcctly warbliug in fancy hear,
When bright loving visions at cvcn-tin'e geam,
I see thee before me in IaIrcy's bright dream.
On my heart thy sweet image its impress is n'ade,
THAT impress, no absence nor distance shall fade;
But here in my soul viii cherish thee yet,
have seen thee, and loved thee cannot forget
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
THE CHOLERA.

For ten or twelve days we have had ru.
mors, but not in tangible shape, of Cholera
in our city. We heard of several persons
who wore snpnoscd to have died of Cholera,
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FIVE CHILDREN IN ELEVEN Mosrns!-
a subscriber informs us that lady present:
ed her husbsnd with three children at one
birth. a year ago aud as her landlord was
a whole-soulcd gentleman, he gave the lady
fifty dollars as an acknowledgment OF her
superior skill in household affairs, telling
her at the same time that if she would per-
form that feat again he would give her a farm
With an eye probably on the farm, lin just
eleven months from the day the. three sWeroS
born she produced a pair Of twins. 81
The landlord said she had failed to win
the farm; but the intention no doubt being
fair, the attempt was worth paying for, and
he therefore presented her with one hun
dred dollars.
That's wIat.we call a valuable wife,
bringing her husband in five children and
one hundred and fifty dollars in eleven
months. Who can beat the above.-Lite-
rary Museum.
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VOL. xvH1.-.-YOa5s
TIE MAYOR AND TIE IRISH CATHOLICS.

I THE MAYOR AND THE IRISH CATHOLICS.
we understand that one Of the Catholic
priests Of this city announced to his, congre-
CATION yesterday that a deputatIon of the
Catholic priesthood are to walton the May
or this week, and to inform him that, mas
much as the Irish have put bim5ins Office.
they expect of him privileges which have
heretofore been denied them. They intend
to insist that the Catholic priests shall visit
the city institutions at South Boston and
Deer Island Also, that they be allowed the,
privileges ofopcning schools on the island for
the exclusive instructions ofthe Irish. They
are also to demand the right of taking Irish
orphans away from the city institutions and
disposing of them in such placesiand schools
as they see ft.-Boston Traveller, Goth.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

0HkTI s 6aFmahsd the best style end q sA9TE no
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

lotion PROM MEMPHIS VIA The BALTIMORE q
ONO hAiLRotD.-A commercial circular from
'IsSSrs. David Park Il Co., cotton brokers', Mem
p'is' dated JnIy Sth, 1853. after speaking of the
Stale OF the markets, the crops, &C., says;
1t Permit US now to invite your attention espe
c'ay 10 tie increased facilities of the coming sea
SUI Iot The transportation of produce TO the east
~ markets, by the way of the OHIO river aud the
l-l'pad irom Wheeling 10 Baltimore and thence 10
al.y LasieIn poiat. BY this route produce will
Ttch us destination either at baltimore. Philadel-
rNia New York or Boston, in from fifteen 20 TWEEN
. uayS and even in shorter time, thus saving much
.gSS o. Tine IN receiving any produce purchased fog
'"E Eastern aud Northern markets. This route
VII oeaS we are informed enc of certainty and eX
IGNITION and will be fat preferable to the route by
We" orleans-the rates of freight, well as in
sAt4hce, being less than by Sea-and great efforts
are sun making TO make this route altcgethe the
'eapeSi and most expeditions FOX the transportation
.. pIodnce TO the Eastern MARKET
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Professor Alex. C. Barrys TrIcopherous,
Medicatcd Compound for beauying, curling prescrv
skim curing rheumatic pains, and healing external
wounds. Bounded by geographical lines the reruta
ton OF HaTry's trcOphcTOus Pervades the Union The
OF the article of late years have increased in ratio
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, after care:
full examination of his book. finds that the Imber of
delivered 20 order in quantities from hall gross
upwards, during tho year 1882 was within tr'fe oil 95O
900.
is unnecessary present at length the evidence of the
wonderful properties Of the ricophel wien the public
have furnished such endorsement this. The Cheap
aud the explanations given OF its chem
action uE the hair the scalp. and IN all cases OF s
erIicial first recommended ii TO the attention
OF the people This all that the inventor desired Ev
cry bottle advertised tsf The effects othe fluid exceed
cd expectation. 1t acted like cIrm The ladies would
not without it. Country dealers in every section OF The
United States G% tney must navG ST H. heard
yet reached and i: is beiecd the sales this yea
will be a milton and half OF bOttlcs
Depot and mandatory No 137 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle
Liberia dscOun 10 purchasers by the quantity Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout The United states ana
Canada Mexico, West !ndes Gieat Britain France ana
by J. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. Junel4dtyyayy6m
ViRGINIG:-At Rucs held the Clerk office Ol the
circuit court OF Ohio county month OF August, 1858:
The Northwestern Eank oil Virginia,
use OF Levi Aude 'son-Complalhant.
Justus G Fordyce, Merchants q. Ne I'm Cbancerv.
chancs' Bank of Wheeling Levi
Andersen, James Y Evans, Joseph
II Kirby, Reuben Brown, and James
W Myers defendants. ,.
Tho object this suit is among other things to obtain
decree suuccg certain unds in the hands OF one o. the
de endans, the payment of complainanrs demand u
gaiiist the de cndant, Justus G Fordycc.
And DEFENDANTS, Levi Anderson, James Evans.
Joserh Ksty, Reuben Brown and James W Myei moi
ha wing their appearance, and appearing by salts
acto proofat they rot inhabitants OF the common
wealth Of Virgna:-On motion Of Ike plaintiff by his at
tornev they do appear here within one
month publication OF this order, and d? what
NAV be Eecessa to protect their Interests in this suit,
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city OF Wheeling for
four successive weeks posted The door of the
Court Houe OF Ohio comfy the first day ofthe next
county court copy-Ieste:
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

ASrzAMGoAT IN LiMpo.-The Kanawha Repub-
lean says tie steamer Justice, Captain Baldwin,
came up 10 That place, on her regular trip, on
Thursday last. aud was tied up, held in limbo for
"saoE' time, Tor The following reasons: On the
downward trip Of theweek before, he had received
ABOARD and conveyed TO Gallipoiis, negro woman,
=eneraly known by the name of Jenny Lind,)
save Of Nj. Bradford, hired TO Mr.. Forqueran OF
Wat place. The woman presented note from
MS Fof4uerau, 10 the officers of the boat, request
'ns them 10 let her go dowI in the boat to Cali
polls and return by upward trip; but the note or
PISS winch the Captain preserved, proved 10 be
'''Iefy' aud the hand writing of which wai at
once detected by nnmLer of citizens. The forg-
ti Is no doubt inmate OF the Jail at that place.
Inc captain gave security for the value OF the ne
go "onan' in case she cannot be recovered from
ono Or Canada, and on Friday returned with his
boat 10 Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

FALLING OFF OF Tolls Of THE NATIONAL Roar
IL coRmiiJeee appointed by the Levy Court OF
Al-sany county, Md, TO examine and audit the
accounts Of the Superintendent of the National
Road, Joseph billy, Esq, have performed their la
bors and made their report. The Cumberland
Journal says they speak in terms of commendatiod
Of the management of the Superintendent. 1t
seems that the road is in fair condition, but the
tolls are gradually falling off, having been for the
year ending April |. 1853, only sl,95i. OF thiS'
si,7$2 were expended during the year. leaving a
laIance on hand of sl52. The committee con-
'snpaie farther reduction during the next year.
The falling of Of the tolls OH this road IS, of
course. occas.oned by the completion of the Rail
r'll 70 the Ohio river aud the Plankroad TO West
Newton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

HoasE R,cxG.-We thought that the exciting
y5rs Of tie turf were among the things that
wyr-. in this region. But it seems by the follow
in, item, which we find i'll the Argus of astnight,
;rs,alrtle of the old blood is still left:
y, little excitement was created on Saturday,
ar5a.our sporting community, by race at Put
r-.'s Bottom, at 3, p. NJ, between bay horse
srrsl at or near Bell Air, and a gray mare from
ra7ai0wa, Pa. The course is said to have been
larIs, and the gray came out about 20 rect
a.sai. Large sums were staked, lost and won on
H. race.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

ABis Rux.-A ho:se determined on a run lest
r..l,, left one part of the Mcclure House baggage
wagon on the payea ent on Monroe street, ard
cgled on with the fore wheels and shafts, struck
q. lamp post at the Post Office and smashed the
llup TO pieces and leaving the wheels at the cor
u.-, continued his flight as if determined to run
a. night. He had not been captured at last ac-
coats. Tie Negro driver, it Is supposed, will
larlly be recognized til morning, having turned
Va,e with fright.
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Something worth seeing!
A, M. ADAMS

NTcKELvEY a Co.. have removed their grocery from
vi fbe MD shanty to No. 210 Market square, east side,
and next door TO Mr.. Halls Auction Room
AZ Kcjvev "a Co offer for sale on reasonable terms,
veil selected stock OF groceries Prime Rio coee extra
fine gunpovder; Imperial Young Hyson and black eaSi
q: sugar: refined and loaf sugar; golden syrup; N o.
moasses Rce choice brands IS aud IS chewing tooacco
r1 ns f sIst nSaieG' c epG f apr1-
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EYOHS
. 8ATRAlR0N ;
FOB THE
A=IR.-
no THE MIL,


From tOOthlc s babes OF ntmeess weeks
TOprtttling jokeIs i'll the streetsi
From girls aud boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stOOsi
From tie budd { Of love at sweet seventeen,
TO the audle explosions of all honeymoon drcamsi
From mid. way years OF man nd his wife,
To advancing days aud eCiD'ng lilei
From the specialized ew who with establishment gaze
At the wuIldrOus things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation.
HAVE USED LYoSs KATHAIROS?
Grey heads and bald III concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
And covers uP the once bald heads
While the truani locks, 30 harsh and stlh'
Tina, US ed to veX the pretty miss
Now around her SbOu ders twirl
In such rich, luXurant CuTls,
The sight OF touch, You know not which,
Sets men a SHINING. and tleiI heads bewitchd
The Dandrun-veXcd stuf-ihat once did fall
DER brI ad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using KathaTOn on the hair.
But norc than half. or alt yet said,
Are facts about the Nervous Head,
I hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KatIIaio such pains I'll warrant to cure
In ten minutes. No gossippiEg, I'm sure;
Ard Pimples, Salt Rlsum ETysipelaS and letter.
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
YON'S KATHAlROS SD Justly celebrated Tor PreserV'
ing Restoring and Identifying the Hair, is sold by
very Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents
Sold to the trade Liberal discount-5ut COM
HissicnEd. Address letters to
16t Broadway, New York.
u-For sale by Kels &c CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; T. II. Logan
Co and Wheat & Chaplin. malS-6m
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jy2S-lS53.
IN N-ldIILCI
. III the Circuit Court Of
nf- fH.ua..

1" the Circuit cult, Court Of
Abraham Fennctt ct al. Ohio County.
Ivy virtue OF rendered in this by said
ID CouTt.on the iTh day OF June lS the under signed
Sheriff Ohio county, and such acting Commission
er iii pTeIn C, will pr cecil sell Thursday, the
day september 1853, public auction 10 tho high
bidder door OF the Court House of ONO
county, tenty five shares the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and belmont Fridge Company, belonging to
said bah1n bennctt and in the bill of tho complainant
meuionedi Also Ints No. C25 and 2G) twenty-five aud
twenty sin in IL G. Ri'Cics addition 10 Nhecng also,
@ and 1O) and in said addition also, lot
(1i) hundred and !octyome situated on the corner
east O French and north of Market Alley in sail
CIryj Also lot No. (25) twenty-five, i'll that part Of sail
CITY, by Moses w ChaPline and others; ALSO lot
No ISS john street, in said city also, lois Nos. C1
and l2) eleven twelve, in said ~ {. Ritcies adj
dillon said City; also lots Nos e. s. o. and 100 seven
addition said Kitty SuccHcY to off the claims
in the said deere mentioned.
TrRl+ Of Sqle.-A credit for equal portions thereof at
six twelve, eighteen and twenyoIr months from the day
OF sale the purchaser purchasers thereof executing to
said Commits Toner therefor bonds with good security
WM. S. WICKHAM,
ivoS-IS53 Sheriff &. Commissioner
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iroS-1Si2.
trRIlST SALE


10y virtue OF decd OF trust from Thomas McEwen to
the under benefit of Robert Patterson
first day Of March. 1853. and duly recorded in
the clerks Office OF the county court for Ohio county, III
book s. page shall the 5'h Of September, 1909 at
door of the court house of Ohio county at IL o.
clock ~ that day. expose to sale by public auction
highest bidder, lots mum bered fifteen and sixteen
square numbered eight CSl in the addition
city of Wheeling, laid out by Samuel SpTlgg ant
Richie and formerly called Ritchietown but no"
called South Wheeling.
The tile If said property is :clved TO be undobuted
and ndspuabc, hut selling Trustee shall only con
'e Sn sue" '''e aS III NNnRRw WILSON. Trustee
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- ,-r,-Persons wishing to be supplied with
-, ire for the remainder Of the season. can
s ,.in so,a article by applying 10 R. b. Dillon,
o,s c. Baker L Co. THIS ice is free from all the
u .. ., of that taken below tile slaughter
....ss or Gas Works, having been cut several
mil. : m Wheeling creek.
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CALENDAR FoR less.
OCTOBER.
REAL, ESTATE SALES.
Valuable Land tor Sale.

A BOUT 1000 acres OF improved Marshall County
N land SALE nj and the forks OF the Waynes-
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth,
Flats Grave Creek and miles from Wheeling Also
farm OF $50 acres within miles of tho city OF Wheel.
ing fronting on the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal privileges sell in quantities TO suit purchasers
at fair prices aud reasonable terms.
juneT-dtT WOODS.
THE Pittsburgh Journal Washington Reporter and
CaLz Republican copy the OF three dollars
and cha &c this Office.
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n,,s, Anour.-It is reported that wild bear.
,,,nin, at large, has been seen several times up
-. ,,-.S within the bounds of the city, aud that
,.,,. o.,s,ns are after him with sharp stick. We
s,D.c, the reports bare faced falsehOod' gotten
n, nv some one who saw nothing more near wild
las, Of the forest than a sand bar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

De ogg.-The horse attached TO S. c. Baker
L r,. Ire wagon ran off yesterday, throwing the
" ". victor Walsh out, and njuring him so that
S,. , he unable to attend to his business for sew
Il ,,.r, Persons fail ng to receive their ice &C.
Co., - ceuact, will please leave word at s. c.
-, "a Boat Store.