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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22

FRAcA3 shIwEAN r~o MtaBxgs - PAILIprsr.
IL ,aun"t hereafter bs .oid the United sJsl~.
10 the oily country IN which mumbs. II tl.
hEhrsi Legislative assembly Iase the liberty #
Pumn.I!ns each uthvr s.ihuush ih.rs . prus.
ui, lao lns,anoee. wh'rn loaded pistol. k.',
been drawn in the Han, Of Legislation, s,u"s
Foot" ieNelied his reSu,yer NJ Col. Benton. The
London papers II he Let inst, svr ascsuust Ui
iiHs, b,tWesn w" mssILsrs of .i!mnrnt. |;
hapPereJ Ia the streets auu In u.tQGsnVe Ul
both .tt,mpih. I" occupy the same cab. o.,
w.- -,fu,s un the back WI.l. = caus Tie .thsi
gave 'Lase 1" his s.,hd0Et, cnush him, and nj
hhn uu, Ia he gutter and thsu Aa,lfaLln ~.
p,rrle, were bruu.h b,i,i, . IA, .D..r4ls, viz
hold ,E.ui to balm tlUO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22

Total ..GIIysu.y.
Aud h.r Eris Canal 10 the hi.kw., OF. con-.
mor,rul mHu,ns lbe hlioWnsis lie sN.Iue vi
p,"lr,.! sins E"tupon TIE c.u,s Of the ,,.ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LISE TO PORTLAND, MI
The arrangements for celebrating the arrival of the
first regular European steamer at this port are pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The city authorities have ap
pointed committee to cooperate with the Board Of
Trade. Her arrival will probably be announced by
the firing OF cannon and ringing OF bells. The Sarah
Sands may be looked for in the course of ten DAYS
Next year we shall have weekly line of steamers
10 Europe.-Porttand argus, Dec. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
THE FREE DEMOCRACY.
aid x.a1s

OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE INDIE
PtNDENr DEMOCRACY 10 THE >PEUpLE OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Fellow citizens You see before you three seyar.
ate tickets for State officers at the ensuing election,
each claiming your suirages in the name Of demo-
racy, besides fourth calling itself by the question,
able title Of democratic wing. Such sta'e OF things
Yoslaims the universal conviction OF political man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA


SUNDAY, Dec 80 r. Z
At the close Of the market yesterday prices for the
ing fansies slightly i'm proved At the second board
were large trsr sacons In Erie principally for cash
seller ion. Nicaragua, Cumberland, and Parker
sold at higher prices and there was ostcer TO-
among spectators This may be but temporary, -
Is our opinion that 1t cannot be otherwise for We cal
no reason Why fancy stocks should have advanced ~
II Ia q matter Of considerable astonishmen. how
securities are even maintained. Money is undoubl
easier but that will not help the market much, for
are no BUYERS Others than those who already III
10 the brim Until this Is changed there can b no
mapeut mproven emit in prices, and We see no imme)
nrospect OF such . change There is . distrust IN
nublc mind relative to the future, growing
~ the position Of political and financial o
a. the other Ads Of the Atlantic, and outs
cannot be induced to invole themselves 10 !
nav schsmes The commercial classes have herst
been extensive spectators in fancy stocks for riss
they have always, by their operations given great
tus TO businsss at the Exchange. Recent severe y
and the present stringsncy in the money market !
cut short the demand from that source, and there
outlet for the immense quantities Of securities !
have accumulated in the hands of the brokers.
speculatng capitalists took hold of certain leadioe
cies lew weeks SINCE, whom P1icoo LON A
low points, and run them up four or five per cent
as they ceased purchasing the market became dulf
and since it has been with great difficulty sustained
clique we allues to purchased largely and rapidly
the effect was for time favorable, but they sol
filled up, ard so they remain. Stocks generally ar
Ia the street in large blocis and the brokers Ia
POWER to move them. The banks are not 70 hbeI
their call loans to brokers, having loaded then
pretty we'll BY the h, pothecation of stocks which
have but an imaginary value. The prnpec. is de-
favor able for tho bears.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the amount Of
exported Fl ON this port during the week ending a
Guiding Saturday Dec 3, distir goisi ing tbs q
| tione -
SHIPMENTS or SPECIE FROM TIE PORT OF New You
Nov. 90, steamship Hanss Bremen, specie. SIC
| Do. 80 co. Arabia Liverpool gold bars. 34t
Am. gold. 176
! Cal. ingots. .12
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Excess Of Imports
over exports. !. s45, 4s6 525 $50, 5Oo,5l6 I
1t appears by this, that With steady incre
value Of imports the exports have auctuated
the aggregate. The balance against u, in |
trade Of the port has, however, annually inc;
the FIRST eleven months OF 1853, It WAS nearly
for the same period in 1851. But for the increi
tation OF merchandise this year, there would
but trifipg variation In the aggregate, for
ment Of specie, compared with the correspon
last year, has been about the same. Up :
December, 1853, the sxportasisns Of specie
port was but 1894, AS less than to the ser
rear. The aggregate for 1868 will probably e1
1862 BY two or three million Of dollars. T
movement Of specie has long since ceased TO
alarm or apprehension in financial circles
OF the Atlantic. We have an overplus
40 well spare II for the liquidation :
Ssb.sdress as 10 much Of any sths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

E7The principal items Of import during the !
been as follows:- bristles, SoS, 80 segars, SIS
es,12o; feathers, $40, 900; raisins, s55,e9s fur
hemp yarn, s39, so3; dressed skins, $3S e7o;
skins, sl49, l75: brandy, SO, 435; copper sheath
1se; iron, slS6,ese; pig iron, sea,7a6; railr
sloe.72b; sheet iron ss4, pa; hardware, S3'
sllo,sl4; steel, $780, ia tin $50 $40; rope, s6's
s7s,725; watches, ss9,e46. Tho aggregate va'n'
is increasing. 1t is about time for arrivals foI
spring trade, and the probability is that the In
will be immense. For some time past large q
good, has been going into the warehouses, aud
the demand springs up they will be immediAt
the market. comparison of our foreign tr'
first eleven months of the present and past
present some very curious results. We annex
gate value Of imports and exports for the sp
rod
COMMERCE OF rHx PORT OF NEw YoRK-IMroE
PORTS.
IS EIe,yn Months Of 1851. 1852.
Imports $l24, 66b, 357 $126 33l, Si6 O.
Exports. .. 10 099,s32 6e,S22,299
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

q and after Wednesday,, June 10th, 1s52 PASSENGER
@ .ats VII run daily SSTnl@ys execpted,S follows:
VILE and intermediate stations $50 p NJ Accommo,in
Iy S1 or RaSenna, stopping at all way stations
C,Ic, enHa al .:VO a. NJ Accommodation Train uT
Leaves WetlsviIle at 1895 p. NJ Express Train for
ClcScinnd, and into rmedinte stations AMI -
Ihe 9lO Express Train Cleveland connccts daily
YIN me lollowing lines, TO wit: At HUDSON with the
taHenna with Wards Line or -Four Horse Coaches fnr
Marren at Alliance with the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Raj
@ az 6Tyard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The 6:4O A. NJ Express Train,
cleveland connects ut WelIsville with the new ami
sieSant eide wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
ana landings, arriving Ptsbur gh the saI3c
Faro from Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn.
sylvanR Railroad. SI,OO. ..... =
taIefrom Cleveland to Pittsburgh by way of wellsvilc
arc ticketed through their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via welsviIle
cleveland connects at WesvlIe with the SPLENDID side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiURNiI. '0I
Wheeling touching at the landing and arriv
ing al Wheeling early the evening"
isIi RsIEiIIuRNiNG-1e:o5 + NJ Express Train, connects
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Aancc and at Hudson will
the Akron Branch Railroad. ......
Passenscrs leaving Pittsburg at o'clodk, - NJ, and
wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ, will the 1895 p NJ, Ex
press Train from Wclsve and arrive Clevelands in
te M TO connect with the Lake Steamers Tor New York,
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West. .....,
PhssenEer leaving WHEELING PlTrSRURGH IN,
inc morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the
evening and on the following night be in New York
The Accommodation Train wing Ravenna at O'Clock
\. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Kali
Road: and reaches Cleveland in time to
Cincinnati Railroad the South
RETrRHISG.The Accommodation Train lea wing Cleve.
land al 6:iOP NJ connects with the Express Train
Cincinnati and Columbus at Cleveland with the Akron
iranCh Railroad at Hudson
Il. p. II. X. OFrCE. JOHN DERASn
Cleveland. June II, 70! 5 superintendent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
SELECT VARIETY,

Nobody but Printer Anyhow.
l he above was the sheeriug remark of n Derson
residing noi thousand miles from the door of our
Sanctuul' IN referring 10 the profession we -luw
III pnde; Nobody but Printer 1t makes The
blood run rampant through our veins 10 hear such
expressions from the lips OF :host: nursed on Re
publican soil. Nobody but Printer anyhow9'
Who was Ben iauin franklin!
Nobody but printer!
no was William Caxton, onr OF The fathers Of
literature
Nobody but printerl
Who was Earl Stanhopc!
Nobody but printer!
Who was Samuel Woodwork tie pcrr?
Nobody but printer
no was Governor Armstrong OF MaSsaci,lt-
sets!
Nobody but printer!
Who IS the pr, sent Governor oil Pennsylvania!
Nobody but printer!
Nho is the present Governor CT California;
Nobody but printer
w no is George p. Morris, James Harper Horace
Greeley, Robest Sears, George D. Prentice, Sena-
tors Cameron, DIX, Miles, and James Buchanan OF
PennSylv ania, who was the choice of the p=opIr
ol great potion OF the Union us their candidate
ior The Presidency. Who they!
Nobody but printers, anyhow.
One thing is evident, every person who chooses
cannot be printer Brains are necessary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
NUMBER l6l
POETRY
The Unknown World.

There is a world we have not seen,
And time can nc'cr that world destroy,
Where mortal footsteps hath not been,
No car hath Caught its sounds fjoy.
There is region lo!tier far.
TlInn sages K now, or poets sing
bnghler than summers beauties are,
.. And softer than the tinis OF Spring.
There Is world with blessings ble.t.
Beyond what prophets e'er !ortOld;
Nor might the tongue OF angel guest
a picture orthat world unfold.
1t is all holy and screueI
The land oil glJTy and repose!
No darkness dims the radiant scene,
Nor sorrows tear within it flows.
IL is not iann'd by summers gale,
'lls not refreshed by vcrnal showers;
1t never needs the moonbeams pale,
Nor are there known the evening hours.
NO-no! that world is ever bright
With azure radience all its own!
The streams OF unereated light
Flow round from tho eternal throne.
There, FORMS til at mOrtals may not see,
Too glorious for the eye to trace,
I'D. And Clad in peerless majesty,
Move forward with unalteTed grace.
lnvain the phi!UsOphic eye,
s May seek to view the lair abode,
Or find II in the cuItained sky.
It's the dwelling place of God.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

VERY WE'LL DoHE.-Thc editor OF the Buffalo
Express, after having looked the list OF letters
pub:lshed III It's columns, p,rpetrateS the follow
ing:
Cook Catharine. I'VE thought the age of can
niIalsm was over. ShOcking!l Darling Henrietta.
lfender .cnough.l Long HonoIa. How long?l
Lavender Jane. Perfumes and esSences!l Pine
Johanna Suggestive of perpetuity.l Page Hen
rletta. .LShould rather page ledger. Read
Margaret. Might be difficult if she was true 10
her sex.J Speare Selia. LBarbaTous. Why in
ilct SO sharp punishment 1 Shaw Julia
iPshaw!i Wolf Maria. Savage Young Ann.
The daus hter of old Ann?l Berry James. [WLa"s
the price of strawberties!I Curry Thos. Better
take u hoISe.l English James. When did you
aHive!I Fair George. mo great 1ecoarmenda-
iisn for our side of the house. Kummit Francis
Perhaps he cant.l Little Horace. [I'om Thumb
kind!l Pince Ian. Where will you get The
Pince rs?l Quick Geo. W. tGood fellow 10 go
ior the Doct II Rouse Gilbert. [Why-has he
oversight IiInSelf?l Stone Geo. [What is his Of
ience!l Sage Vim. We need such men now-a
days Savage Robert. Late from Indian C1eek?l
Wedge John. Let hin, go into crowd and wedge
himself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Something for the Girls.

Men who are worth having, want icOm", for wives
A bundle OF &c" gawS. bound with a string of flats
"nd quaverS' Spnnkled with cologne, and set in a
carnlne Saucer-this is no help for man who eS
poets to raise family of boys on veIitable bread
and meat.
The piano and the lace frame are good in their
place; and SO are ribbons, lrIs and IinSel, but you
cannot make dinner OF the former nor bed
blanket OF the latter. And awful as the idea may
seem to you, both dinner and bed blanket air ne
cesSa!y to domestic happiEe IS. Life has lis reai-
ties rs well as iancieS; but you ma ke 4 all mat
Ter OF decoration, remembering the laSselS and cur
tnlnS, but forgetting the beadstead. Suppose n
young man OF good sense, and of course good pros-
poets, TO be looking for wife-what chance have
you TO be chosen! You may cap him, OF catch
INN; but how much better 10 make it an object for
him to catch you. Render yourself worthy of
catching, and 80 will need no ShIewd mother or
managing brothels to help you 10 find market
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
MARCH 5, 1853.
CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
- CINC SSATI. OuIn 30

U.
Incorporated, 1915
ENlE attention OF the public respectfully called TO the
upcIor helties aiEo ded at this institution, qua
ylls ihui Sd:as Ia Thorough practical manner for t
counting room aud business pursuits.
Li.iTttoiI- Book keePiIs By Double EHry- complete
course OF Instruconis given in the OF keep
ing scientifically double Entry Books in tho different de-
~ u lrauc commerce aud manufactures, compre-
Lending the forms among the most eminent bsI
ncnis engaged ndvulIly Iartncr hin i'm ulsiness
whnter prosperous advcSe the purchase and sale
mel cbandxe at wholesale and inn Ortinr nd
ing on their account on commission or on Joint snec
ation, including speclaOns in stocks real estate &c
Win stcanboating, insurance, raroad and books
lu,t STOCK anu Chartered associations generally
commercial calculations cmbraC every variety OF COM
nnat0n+ pertaining TO business operations, being taught
cothlng 10 the most approved methOds-Incresi, Dis
torit, Equations, arbitration o: Exchanges. DC.
Tc1HHe COTTesPOHdeHce-Such exercises al inTOduc-
ahlis and genuine business style on
lie mind OF the STUDENT well familarze him with
cohne cla ticsand PhraseOogy, inc ud pro
FTdcfica! FtnmanFsP-oEc hour is devoted In teaching
systematic style OF business writing COmbiring freedom
WIN thorough cpnnanl n hand and pen accuracy and
elegance with aud Tapy and perfect cg:iity with
bc1uiy0' construction ."
ConuHrCinl Inw and Political Eeonomy.-Daily Lee
with the avocarions OF the merchant the operations of
tnncCe ard practical wOr kings of trade, cbrucing
sntcct OF Partnership inCpa and agent, negotiable in
srnncnts saics debts guarantees, also on tho laws
wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
IL nlnlt, Interest, inter national ac, &c.
weeks '' '""' ''7''' ~ '"'t'c
Instruction being given ind vunlly applicants enter
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications
Tho business acquaintance PRINCIPAL eulbcs him
10 slance TO those wishing to procure situations
Good hoard can be obtained i'm tho cit - IN IN "a IN
per week. 49, =.
minlomas under seal awarded :he graduates.
partial course, books, atiOncry &c, in
For full course, books, stationery. Diploma &c nclu-
siye. SS.O JOHN GUNDRY.
prf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

uI'A hardy son of The ocean. OH retiring 10 his
ship after the taxing of Vera Cruz. captuIed u
donkey, aud Immediately mounted him; Lut seat
ing himself on the rump the animal kicked up and
came near throwing hun off. a soldier told him
10 sit further forward on the mule, and he would
not kick so. The old tar TepIied-I'II see you
blywed first! this is mine and I'd like 10 know
who will stop me from riding the quarter deck
Of my own jackaSs.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

Hooks, Stationary, Variety d Oods, &c.
E Subscriber thakfu fOr the line patronage eNte.
ed 10 him. bcs TO request the attention purchasers
10 his present and well selected assortment
ing oi school, Medical, Theological, Historical, and Mis-
Gel9neog3 Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary. Blank
books Wall and Window Papers, and Variety GOOdsi--
To Merchants Teachers School Trustees others
wishing tu purchase in quantities. every EduCemcnt viii
be offered in prices and terms
Rags taken exchange paid in cash. the highest
raics
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Aug. 2I.-tr a. Nournc stree,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

smsHr REroEr.-A quaker giving evidence on
trial, was asked by one of the magistrates, who
hat been carpenter, why he would not take off
his lat.
ltis privilege we qnakerS are allowed
'it had it in my power said the angry Justice
i would have had your hat nailed 10 your head
Il thought returned Obadiah, thou hadSt given
over the trade Of driving nails
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, g; SHEET IRON WARE
.. Mandatory. a. s

- THANKFUL. for the liberal patronage heretofore
S bestowed upon him. the subscriber would cspcctf
lss inform his friends and the public thai he
continues TO ma nuiactuc the above named articles
all their variety, OF which lie has always hand good
sortmen for wholesale aud retail very lricrSt
to also keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF The ar
proved patier for coal aud wood sf.. r-..-
JOB work will continue receive his particular
ma he executed with prOmptness and in sfyIe will
please the most fastidious. -.. ..s H..0
nua2i {. .... r..U..- f TNRSEY. M y N,inS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
New Music Store.
Sign OF the s:reciam Trigonuul, No. IDg
E-,f.,

--;;.y.s J. FlCKIESON would respectfully an.
- tzfinounce the citizens Wheeling
I 4 Z 1enity, that he has Just oIened new aud
Guitars, NiolEcellos Fagoets Flutes, Flies, ACcofdc.
0ns, lianios, and TambOrincs. brass Instruments
first and best make. ....'. t...
Instruction books or all kinds Of Instruments and
Music the Piano, Guitar Flute and Violin, also, the
newest Songs DuettR, etc, and tile very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. j. .......
CaronctS, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail liOaIds.
Bows for ViOnccllo and Violin.
y hlccer's Furniture Polish, for rcnovntng vanished
run uc, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam boats any
descriptions of Furniture
Also for sale by the Agent for flebcr, PtsbuG Pianos
oil The FIRST and best nanu ctuTc in The United States
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos,
hams, iialett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos
MelOdeOns.. ... as.T#
AccordeOns, and all kind repaired
A. tlelOwest prices. ... . tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
DRUGS. MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c, &c.
Il ta -. GRUWHACkkEIs would apnOuncc 10 his
ieEds and the public generally, that having rurrhaS.
cd the interest OF the senior partner in the
conducted under the firm of J. Crumbacker Son, he
VIII continue the the old stand, No. Main St,
and would respectfully solicit, and Cunti
uamce Of the patronage literally bestowed firm
lie has Just returned from the Easter cities is
opening an extensive and we'll selected stock Drugs
Chemicals PerlneTy, Fancy articles &c, all OF which
We're purchased 1cr strict personal inspection and with
scripuons regard purity Of quality and offered
t"tHc puDlIc on IN" most reasonable terms. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
\ Amcricnns, intronfZc our own M.
fncturCs.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

t4OO1AI1to
4 MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n stantil articles of tile various fabrics in al
Gll.L'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious i'll such matters invited
tie process of manufacturing, and those wisn.
oasc Silks wholesale or Tctail be supplied
able at CLIPS Store, adjoining Factory at A.
NJ Adams j. $. FOrbs, \. o. FaiTchilds, Marsh ~ Tay
lows, and o. W Icsks, Wheeling, Va aud Il James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. iIa, Main
street, Cincinnati, O. RI. ...
Our Fabrics waTTeTcd all pure silk, and have
the HIGHEST PREM MS and gold and silver medals,
At the American Institute New York Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. constantly
manufacturing, aud stock is large and
conrisng many vareiics-vevcts satus, vestins dress
silks, fTingcs, C1vas, handkc Chcra white black
plaid, figured and printed, MI Tie styles OT
hest twned Silk tillcd and plain Asn shirts, drawers
and hall hose for gentlemen. r
Please Call and patrOnZe this important branch
lean manufacture. Orders every variety olss prompt.
ly executed. ... ........ .-
Merclt'ntabc Cocoons and Recled Silk bought.
....... ...r... ..... JOHN W. Gil.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
To Country Merchants

Nj II. s. :. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm oil
vi McClaLen, Knox d Co. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester ~ Knox, (bruther
s. KNOX long and favorably known in trading public
assuming the style OfMcClalcHs and Knox.
They would respectfully inform heir old Gust Cwhu
have long and them)
III Boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the :0.i to the last of September.
Ia been selected with the bought
for cash. they iat,r themselves that in their Fall
Boots and Shoes they hold inducements in quality
and prices superior any offered in the market
Country Merchants their way cast they would pleas.
ed to exhibit their Stock and post them nprces eITlesIy
clrngnga comparison with the markets Of Baltimore and
Philadelphia. [sep3l McCLALLENS d KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
-' Warehouse. 7..

w offer for sale a well selected stock Of PAPER
W CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK RINDERS'
MATERIALS. ...
Having been The first, By sererGl yqrs establish in tho
West Paper business complete in all its parts we IL vc
formed permanent connections with the best Il.
rcTs in this country and receive supplies directly
llfcIn The prices and terms fnvora.
cities.
We have the exclusive agency for tho superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER tS SMITH,
OWEN q HURLBUT, and the CAREw COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers in this
nJutry
Our stock embraces every description Paper used i'm
TIC West We have but Uniform price to all Orders
u" mail Will he tlicd at the prices hOu=ht
&c ~. Samples will be sent by mail free
Gug2i. BUTLER IL EROTIER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
OHIO CTFE FOUNDERY.
GULF ORD AND JONES'.

~ TUiLF"ED, N. V. JONES.
" SECOND SrRLEr. BETWEEN SYCAMORE BROADWAY
CINCINNATI. ONO.
ETcTy Description
ES0OkS, y DB AND SEESSRSAI's:Es TYPE
'OSSTNSrtY US UASD, ASUF NCTURED rU on DER
They prcpa ell furnish promptly and nj the lowest
c" prices, every variety Types bc found i'm their
cvc'al Specimen Books, and the Printing Presses
with all their APPARATUS
Large job Letter. in al its varieties Metal and Wood
Flowers Cuts Ornaments. &C. will be supplied or fur.
mis- led tO order at tile lowest current prices
From her long experience practical kuOIylelgc in
Tyre and Press making, and large acquaintance with tho
wants of tho West, they eel confident Of bcn:
cntc satsiactionO all who may favor them with their