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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
> Ron fStsIIlrsnceF.

Messrs. Editor; : o newotd more on the isDa-
bufe'' controversy, and ltrouble you no fuTtheTtl
\ information come from abroad hT8UB
Instead of elieSins OUT astohshmedt;p Mt.
BIS last communicated eahad Il. Why
EalloN himself TO be recommended lothe citizens of
Wheeling Us the copyist OF 'iBeautifilt dad l4qui-
site Jspintings (Which he. now Aouts at as of
-''qusstiO4qbte dsesnesl h., And why misunderstood
frank and guarded statement Of facts, accompa-
MED With protest Of good feeling towards him
self, aud provisional sentence exculpatng him m
my own mind, from any wrong intention, even if
in ''errors at an, so far as 10 charge me with
grossly insnltiag'' him, and with "denouncing
him as accessory 70 the fraudH'
What was said Of the implication Of Mr.in The
fraud wus only a necessary inference, guarded be-
fore and after with 'iif.Y and the fraud mere
ly hypothetical one. sd ~ ,ila l.1sla5st,0,s
1t was stated, in coqse Of legitimate argument
for. Mr.. Rings innocence thft if there lOaS fraud
of such a magnitude, and under such cirepm-
stances, it ,OOlid implicate Mr. b. himselfj an n-
ference which Others might have made, if had
not He being their author, such fraud could
havdI be- osslble for many years, without his
knowirgot abetting the same. SO =.
j say, again, that write not against MI. BIZ but
for Mr.. Ring. Both may be correct, and standbe-
fore the public as men Of yeracity, by allowing Mr.
Ring to have had the original paintings, aud Mr. B.
to have copied them, but to be in an "honsst err
ror' relativet to their destraclion by fire. & ifs -
I,take no offence at the sharp tone of Mr.. BIS
rstort, and freely forgive an artists feasibility
momeitary bust of impatient feeling; in such
case, and ask his forgiveness have really given
him just cause for the offence he takes. The So
Der second thought will, Ithink show that it is
an, 'swhom he has allowed to get his name before,
the public in SO unpleasant way. and not me,
that is the proper aim of his indignation. III.
h Mr. Ring. having confded to my knowledge the
whole testimony. has d claim on my yindication
which cannot disregard. lasaf sstht'
With this explanation submit 10 the public the
fairness andRkindness of my course. How couId::I
';tOuit,' and allow Mr. Ring to stand, for weeks,
perhaps, SO implicated before tie world,-for a
thing oneeon the wings of The press may fS eyest
fywhere-with such information in my possession,
night on esPot v here the question is raised7
4 Yours, truly, ,tl5l. 3 1Geni5ra
~ - .2.ygl. GEORGE. w. WEBSTER. II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
.Chiokering,s Piano Flortes.

IT IfK slbscTiber being appointed agent for
4 - the sale OF Chickering's Piano RoTtes ior
IYeAtern lrginas keeps constantly on hand
y Sgoodss stock OF those celebrated 1nstru-l
Of music, TO behe best ii ts, cher Count
ha are offered at Boston prices, 9d.
e M eolsietS Clouds, Nholesale and retail
sic S y ttSnos taken IN exchange. Pianos TO
maid s.'S'' eosseet' oh 20 AfRIIYS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

I'm Nrxr PnrsIb&nocr. dispatcli fr01l Phil
adelphia states that Hon. Geo. N. Dallas declined
the mission to China at theeolieitpde Of some Of
the prominentmembef tof the ,Demcctaticparty,
who wish him to stand as ihe candidate Of the
young democracy for the Presidency in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

& EFIhe first locomotive buiilit il Chicago tseo-
vile & Sons; buiidefsI made tratGip on satlr-
day. The machine exceeds expectations, and run
portion of the distance at rate Of mile ninr1
ute and from Geneva to Chicago in forty-fye min
utes. ..a,,l ilss. !. f - 6 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

nj ANDREW Johnson, Governor elect Of Tennes=
see, was inaugdtated OF Nashville on Mondayin the
presence of beth houses of the / legislature and
large number oficitizens. Gov. Campbell, his PIE
decessor, .delivereda valedictory and Gov. john
SON an inaugural addfsss on the occasion. 2. se %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

TRE WEA1aERASEow.--A very uhexpected
t.,nge occurred in the west hef sometime during
Sunday night, and snow fell during nearly one
hfoft the day yesterday, but melted Fepialyy away
Last ni.ht il yaecleasapd c9oIsJ fHe undsrssqq 3
Cat snow feH iasWashipgtop, Pa,,to the deplf
diar inches. ..s5I.s ia..l g = q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

t,,oIDA7IoS Losrt.LWe learn from the Chi.
ase Ancient Metropolis thhttheyoteo Thurs
INST on The question Of consolidating the Gin ~.
mi and Hillsboroughand tie Marietta & Gin
nit Railroad Companies resulted in 40 share.
8 being voted for it6hd IS $50 against It. Tie
In says the Metropolis, will aatonis6 many, as
r. days ago it was thought that bat little oppo-
~ would be made .sgninst the propoSition,;-
b. has caused this revelation in the,mindg Q.
stockholders we ara not exactly prepared to
but presume that an official statement of the
I,,sr in which the,q1estions has been decided
dsbOnIy be published.i .srsi5a8aasl Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

Taxi on FirE. The clarksburg Register says:
We are informed that green poplar tree, on the
lands of Mr.. N. A. washburn, of this county,
caught fire near its top, about the first of May last
and is burning get. II has burned down until the
limbs have all dropped of, and nothing remains
but the shell of,the tFunk Of the tree.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

MA man named Jacob scBeib. was shot at
Blue Island, near jqggo, on Saturday last by q
man named Bender CThey had been lqueTeling0
AMI, Bender threatened to shoot Scheib, which the
latter dared MIN to do He Immediately raised
his gun aud shot scheib dead. = ~, 49,. s y y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
-55=7Hatsi77 HaJs!! Hats!!I y

isis.s OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION, yseie
WY are now manufacturing Hats OF the latest ia ~
and fhe rsib6iwfth cannot
Hats are or the hrsL OF class, they viii
sSd al prices low those con.
SsTsnt varieties OF Son and Felt and chill
re,s Hats Also, large assortment OF Friends Hhts
mans and Youths Cloth GLAZED, and Sin Flsh Caps 81
he latest styIes Those ATir
boh taste and economy by pure hasi at new
Hal and Cap Store, No. 1873 doors north 4. Sell
by's Dry Goods House, west side Nam street. - I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

lTrrrThe cholera was prevailing in Liverpool at
the Sailing of The Iss eaSnst. Pity deaths had
occurred, most Of the victims being passengers be-
longing to two emigT ships which had beenob-
Iigedtb return to Liverpool in consequence of ac-
cidents at se6 s' s. & .sesa - 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

a new Pnnornula ana lDf0fnnn Illustrating
ne Creation aud Deugs painted BY Geo A'else Of Phiia
sipa now engaged seepe painter in Bowery Theatre
~, win coon 81 totae eitizens OF Wheeling
his wonderful production OF the Imagination ecpses
exhibition in tie world, 1t has nev.
er nexosed anu few. any, have ever saualled it,.
Il has Visited the states and also the
CITY ofwashington, and q the high
sst character from the psRof the eoun
4T,5 : q s.3sIsS tisi s3sfiiua iis, n oet25
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

SOME ONE sent US yesterday through The Post-otss
Be, a huge stick Of candy-@nearly as big as halt
a barber pole. II fhe donor intended to %sdek
aia," he is very much mistaken, for We sucked
fl We think lie designed it for the Corporal
aa vas all striped like bloody '.soger,p and
HstIoudly of p6ppesaini I y z ~ !. el y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

COaREcrloS In spe4kirg, yesterday of 4hs
i,e new buildings recently efecied on Main street
5fZ{ ~ e, ~ IL ,,,an
T. R. Armstrong, l ior Fia A Psssl
Zane, we should have said -four sioFieso insteadof
lice. ,es gss .s9 + =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

l .f.
@ Dr. snnsss sn Sy mai S
See advertisement on fourth PAGE. sapr4-ly
R1Eeign R1ChnnEe, EoreIgs ssssSsa, iIeses
4 81 Scotland in amounts fronlf1 upwards can fnda
sstt,s slsl8Hatt > q Z N. PIGALAM,tAg Agent
nelstt 4 80 ~ - Ssg5e s!SSses Z
from The Birth race OF ChrasIo-
iit't ~ - f7Iif3fg Joi1IT1 bus! 9Sii y si+
e ,S 4 ,22i Nh fsss SF IA NfPToN,s
f. ~ ~. VEGETABLE PINGTU RE. "
il a Letter fro5ii IN OteeF III our Gallant Napy.
sgala 81 ~ tas VIZ sit4
us salF eEsS. ;e,& IA
Msssrs. Morfin,er& Mowbray@ GehtIsheh: The First
hls usual rs ss H.
t ~ "a wy ~ sstitS1f mn i0' ~
Another Iisutsnent OF the y. 81 navy, now board
this sh,P Y Shs tSfs ship
~ SE
which leaves The STATES IN ioE
Tho neture you sent me was in good or
der and take pLessHte IA VOW
fDysPePssS am gssesst ~ y99,ars W..
w. f,o n+hcI sitsTs foS Kew Nj
equally strong as above 8 rs y.
t orr c;ftIsIs or RHEUMATISM BY.FAMPToN,s
10 VEGETABLE Biz TiN G,r.TiS : q
Il 3abs qi5la7a Jinaary ID, 1858.
e Ts ESE Ihs
S!is@ saa AT mp
~ * SeEt me thatS eonsder II butjus.
to the 'uf1s world the result Of .s spliea:
sii,ie was Acute iiths saekso bad thatI
bottle acted ike ehaT be
my alotel baek, now as we'd and leeL az
years Of Rge. adEal 9H'iaI rs y g
your I 10 eSet S,on
h atp6i, has we'd thousands RON pain
tSs ssssa as
from from .yopr nyalis ble feisdy. ri 6t5f
ianie. but when my fellow beings are aicted
shall fhesate through modeaty slthhold any inl9r
this In any 9fyogr neyssPapeTs youato
atHPeEy 70 ln9 max use 3 RMBALI rs
-, VI at,s ~ a ~ a 2 = i,
ls5sc1,t,I, ~, ,orr.rr VERTIGO. sRHR11AiATIsM.
%yt Sf 9p snoT5b. III iJahas soIi, 81 Tho city of
man suaS
10 tle triumph BsGTtHoRE, FEB 8 1852
run S sS az @
Safs so@sts during !sl,sR VIII ss
3i did Induced
Il 5SaI nv @ me also to state that
ysrSo my lines to
ny SeS esql1 nam P agp sbstI
goSa heelth Y % w lq
are my shSs Y Use ms as ISS may
", 49, & t,,. = = =. ,sIo pg MAN
=, ~ s,c,I, y. ~,
H. CUFtE Ok HEhEDkIAhS soSfpgeSLh ;5sg
following Certificate Is from an eminent lawyer OF
nambeT 81 years his state in
II ne peas ~ 49,. ~ sInSs
lure mas anecte sq lost ~ 49, nsss Nj
boyi al
The scToulat LIS 70 ssi y y. is
moving mass OF Ss ~
eyes were much ang tIrteS insa,te
hhlt1ng hofT1be IatteIllS Ae
eyebals, SO as 10 pr9uuSe
true ttiS iSi' t6re ~ I,e, he,
from NSq % mn mn SSIlTs y
treatment OF u. i1ip 9ss, " :
I LOUISVILLE MaIch ", LODI. 5ii
sf attst 49,
.GEHBRAL DEBIT ITY FROM oEk 0E fHE0LDEsT AAAS--
Iiai tfaa lsTRATEs. IN BALTIMORE. ~ r y
ss.ss5s h - - sBALr1roRr I. Sen ii. 1885,
known the dement's nave LonI II W
Ft1eiure For 1iengta o. -, ~ I've
1 and fu
tSriig Of lie heart had such sudden attacks oe
easion could scarcely get home n ne q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
r BY0M
7 K.AL'MIAG
FOB THE -
-A- AZ
no THH MIT.T.Il1ITeI


Prom tOothless babes OF n1meiess Beekal -
TopTattlins iokers in the streets;
From BiTiS ala boys that read At s:hoolS ,gyg 3SE2
fsr To Office clerks upon their st0olsi
From the budding ofloyeat sweet seventeen So sftSt
y To the Caudle explosions OF all honey dTeansi
From way years OF man. iid hisfYttes sst SIS u
q To advancing daya aud :eclihng iiIei y
From the specialized few, who with gaze
At the wOndrous things OF these modern days.
- Is heard this general eNclamRtl0ni
HAVE YOU USED IYoN's kkTHAIRoNf
3 sltt Grey heads and bald in concert sing
The magic OF this powerful THING
That starts the roots OF hair Tong dead -
: And covers up the once bald headi pV-a
While tho truant locks, 90 harsh and stihi
That used 70. vsx the pretty mlss-
Now 0roIndlier shoulders twirl
In such rich, luHuTnnt curt8s .eFg
The sight OF TOUCH you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, aud their heads bewitch'd.
8 The DandTuf7-VeNed stufE-that once did fail yrff
0'er brUad cloth coats, and collars soil ~ q
You number with the things that Were ntfp A.N
II -5 BY using kathRiron on the hair. AtrTfNtfg
But more than hall. OF alt yet said, - z
Are facts about the NeJrotLs He'd, iis ln tliti ~
That sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KathRiron such pains III warrant to cure.
In ten minutes No g9SsiPPrg; Pm s1rei
And all such diseases. nothing Is better.
II Y0N'S KATHAlR0N 80 justly eeebIated for Preserv-
IF Ing, Restoring aud Beautying the Hair, Is sold by
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, In large bottles, for 20 cents. - gsei n 20
Sold Ito the trade ata Liberal dseount-b leber CONS
IftsSiepsd. Ambassadors to
s.'.r i16t sBrpadweY New York.
For sale by Kells & Caldwell, Wholesale g6ntS for
wheeling lao sold by larson & Col J.. H. Logan
Geo, and Wheat & Chaplin. gy & tt gm11S-6m.
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MISGE lEOUS..
NEW CIR 8 GHI3,N STORE.

NEW Gro STORE,
81 u ANest . NJ lsll M 0lIS IIalI,s9Ifs yTi,A
Monroe e ~ Rlissli1g, Rd.S
- y. lYQoDRols1i ms tEe itizeas ofEHheeinEs
ind tealeIs gene he lanow ohehihs ono
the best assortpleptsl OF the Westefn
country 81 every tHeibeSi
groceries to KAT aud nRiNE ~ u tod Il s.
low as can be hought thu city. Give IL an 81
g All goods deliyer 70 part or fhs tFee *
charge. 81 s}stT,e7 49, ssifinyst $
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al953hsigsTfON.-

n. AoRsEts ConptAL has been counter
feited BY pefeotss IL x slil
In ennfne have the pTopfietoT1
f,eie asted over the OF each bottle and the io9
LOVING words Blown In Tho giass-
CDR. MoRsE's iNyIeoRATts cohp lAL8 d Ii q ;.
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..' ',s VIM n. Needs,

IBUUI4Ll
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
Inform their friends and mo pub.
w lie ngeneTals bought the esfabish
nent known as James n, Kwipg' and
HANK arc prepared Rule and
order blank books OF every description. musie
not to be suIpaa,
and BY eSA blshnent in tho county, t55i
Constantly OH hand an assortment OF blank boola. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
CINCINNATI ARRRfs.

.OcroBER 24-Flour firm al 6a5 ,O6, but marx ct
quiet. Whisky advanced 10 2Sf iu other respects
the market presents no new featnre. Business
AgeueEally very quiet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

s rbe subscriptions in Louisvlet to the Nation
Al CLAY Monument, reached liss week the sum of
II - E5EI@ sfft9tFk 'f3tsStt i9E5 itt4b,t -
s604t! sisss,e s1,g7as ltzsA IA ~
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NEWS
RIVER AND WEATBER.

PrrTspuRom, Oct. 24.-River 90 inches, falling.
.Weather-snow and sleet this morning.
CIRoiHNArI, Oct. 24.-Riger fallen 2 inches
since Saturday. Weather fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

AccrDEsr.-Patrick Gsvsns, engaged oa,an,ez-l
aVation on the Creek bank nsarth tsseeat lion
FORKS. was yesterday tbSufried bel guam
by of earth and slate, which zen and had one OF
legs brokeu, and o herwissi ~ = :. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

DIED OF ms wouNDs.-Edwatd A. Lewis, the
young man who was shot 1t ,Dinwiddis Court
House. Virginia, on Monday. BY his cousin, Thos.
Lewis, died on the same right. 1t appears he
was accused by Thomas of being too intimate with
his wife, but The deceased protested his innocence
With his dying breath, q . ~ s; III. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

a'a. ... Of West VS.. the Ionian was also COM
D '' md 4 consent verdict entered for the
~ ~ claim, giving the defendants go days
81 ave ss,oas before R. w. Harding. WHO'S
~ p' The boat books and decide between the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

a sThsreeeipts Of the Kentucky Agricultural.
Fair viii exceed 5000! 2 s Z g 3. a. :,
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saAnTToN LaHTRA.

.,.o bissfSs Pfofdis5fS Note WITH the proptiso1S
written genuine bpttle OF Dr.
inyiEorating Cordial = aa.5 Il
TO connter ST which Is loIseTy
:. 5idr & {ifis,
tTTAs n SEt ighIs ecnetsatta, aiti ~
CITE. n two fo 81 Is. ss or 40 7as ~
q. H. RING, Proprietor H
1s2 Broadway NeNssRoTta islts
sofa 81 Untsa
{ and Welt 1naie9 ~ - =.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALDWELL e
+ ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
lftCiHCINdATI--RHslf 1
$40 OUMBERLAND-Rs5As ealy. & co s. s
iafan RAITIMoRR77S 6 nash ep 1hiatik
u 2is ls1ei ,5sesoT isfss sii gLlsi5 sdsa y $ s
iT3Ent ts sig 1sl Atts SIassI sest ie4 3
54tt o9 b HSK0 .nA0ot
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speoia1 Notice.

1s -1zzss aFtEFtcE o. &c o. r. r. Co. ia 1s91ss1
+ IS 10 Wlteeliug Station, Sept. 70, 1855 gsft
ON and after Tuesday the 18Th inst, PASSENGER Car
illisavetis station daily, 1t O'Clock 45 minutes
Nj Wheeling time, MOnndsviIle. Returning--Wl1h
leave Moundsville at O'Clock % minutes, A. M Fare
each way 40 cents. u BY order.i 1 -.,E x
"a, Argus and Vtrsimane copy. s.il.pags
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20 iIaIIImoFe. yye.IIa E.oii. I'IlIIadslPhl1
g; i9II.E
Great lthrouEh Iine tor thel

- Great Through Line for thesEast $,
TIME baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
j Baltimore and connecting with the W sMnston
B9ch Rail Road atthe Junction 6Ately called the Relay
House, miles from Baltimore, and with the Phtladel
mihgton and baltimore Rail Road TO Phiadelphia
Tile tunnels upon the line now conpletel ana
the Whole is in fine 4eondi one OF the
most Tctufesque aud romantic routes IN the We
The no II and splendid 6teame 10 Of the Line rom
this Eoatn5
Ing and through tickets from these places TO
WSshnstoh, PHl6dephia may be had the agents,
or on tho boats! Is g 8 " 50 80 z,
express iiiltraneaves Wheeling daily at Ct o'clock
(Nyheeing timel and arrives at Cunbcrano S2yl
miles al YP Nj; allowing two hours there arrives IN
Baltimore CsS0 iles) A. M, the ncXt morning. ma
king Tie passage rough in about 90 hours 1ncpung All
stonpases. "a d s5ll.c ~ '7 " . i
baggage checked through to any OF the eastern POINTS
assenscrs and baggage transferred TO The cars lor
washington at the Jancdon and for ~ Ba-
moFe without charge. Traveller are allowed am
pie lime opportunity AZ allpoints
ThTough tickets from Wheeling to Baluuore, lWlih
privilege 6rylng over anywhere the route,l
Washing TOM S9160-to Philadelphia SOLO Pc hao on
boa I'd tile steamers Union Line 1.-The Ohio ard OF
tho Rail Road Agents heeing ID Ford e MOnnaa;
yiIle. mar WIN. PARkkR. Gem. s1n.tIA
NJ a 7
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Anapach. Brother q @

PAO - ilf n
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS ST0R al
No &c STi T5irds t. eorHer Of CtsTTys = tphtR
John Ansfach John F. Jacobyi. James ~ Reedi
William ARspachi.. Henry B. Fairman SIS. sepIIiaSm
i1oDIssoLUTIooN r COP RTNERsHIP 81
1.-THE house oflDorsey, Noto q Knox Is tbs SSy as
,,,tasolias, Aug le, tsa-ani17 y EHKSe1 ss5
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REDUCTION or FAREa ron rae FIiR.-By TeisI-
'ace 10 the notice oFths Bait. and Ohio Railroad
twill be seen thst for ne accommodation Of per
'ons wishing to attend ibitiou q the Mafss
aad Institute. at BALD Is The fafs Rilr beEs
6uced ona L.1flga Y9U FoTE3 QNf 5.tsfhd
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sS -,,,y the case of McGinnis vs-.the Wash
IaT a,TI Association, which Wasadioufned over
..,,r after concluding the evidence, wOs ia
'ip-'' and the argument for the 5pIatptG COM
aT Nv Mr.. Clemens, who was followed by
- wb.ats and Russell for the delendants.--
,'.ob concluded the argument feE the plain
: ', TSs verdict will be given hereafter. This
, =. brought by plaintiff t0lrec0Yer dams
q, ;uiury caused TO his building on Market
: :, - excavations for :he, foundation, &c. ecf
I r's,iaston Hail, which eausedN his house to
md much iniuredit. The plaintiff claimed
..;o1 for cost OF repairs, and additional dam
q, the general and permanent injury 10 the
ssa,, caused by the caEeIssspess oflths defen-
The defendants claimed that theifw6tA
~. in the usual manner. and with the usual
=, their part, which the plaintiff denied.
.,.. on the Mondays docket was called, and
:, ri,ents and witnesses are thrown over and
tgde their time. Waeu they will have their
lin Court is doubtful, as, under The rule,
'.,,y,s docket will moi now be called until
. gr.. q atTl1o. ff1a tIfl obs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

:, COIrOEAI. NiMBLEsHANEs.2 ~ r
XMAS the lieutenant in the rest Of bis
t-ns, pays US very handsome, ut updeserved
Uiment in connection with the achievements
q. evening, welOmiftbsn. fromsheer mOdssty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

,ETJR fine oota Ne Louis XIV Piano, exhtb
tied at the WeetpTR Virgnia Pair on the tsti t4th
and 10Th September Jas was sent 70 The Penn
29lh and a0th and was awarded the INST prize @ God
edao over Including the fnej snowy Fl
ano M pearl keys etc Thisis nothins more than
justicd, and credit the committee Pianos5 a. well
as the maker or the Instrument @ 30 iiif T. sfir
I = . y A copy Of the atCdTd a. reeetpedisst
To Jonas Chieksfing Boston, Mass, exhibited by John
H. Aetor agent for 'NestsTn Pennsylvania. t2F 81
For ono octave Grand Piano Forte, with Patent Iron
Frame aud repeating action OF sPeTtoT tone aud tsoT
One octave square Piano Forte carved rosewood case
beauty and design, superior tone ana workmanship
Gold Medal. la t'li.3i q at' 10 -
JThis award is sent from the Committee on Pianos
Of the Pennsylvania state Fair 80 ~. ! =,
,sia tGazetts eopy.1 y iI,-e sess.s 1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO
embracing een dGerent brands OF 5's and s,s, Pound
Ius nom is 10 rs cents including p Gravely. h, r.
Gravey Rollandsi Hne F. BeehSef Thornton, Thomas,
Johns, el6 etc, Also supply OF boxes OF
Jones and Hudsoh's SpottsInan's Torn's Ewpie and
others Atso-the Old piadem Of VI. ginia Mary
Bell Cherry Ripper the California Gold Bar etc etc
As We Rreexcusivey in tile tobacco trade, hay
ingthree extensive houses IN vghih and THIS being the
Tobacco Establishment west OF the Atlanu
cities and having laid in our stock previous to te
vance we feel eondent that we can oer such induce
nets as no oer mouse can better, and but few
eqG either east or vast, We therefore ASK the mer
chants OF Ohio Pensy and gnia to give US ca
we also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock or superior Imported Segars Also srss
sh Half SIP anis and common SegAFsg Scotch Snuii u
baSders; aIsonf Ibx Matches, Pfpas Of varioy
Kinds, Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives Don't an 10 call
nus93 fs4T,t'J z; 5fsii - 81 Main street
Fer IsaItimoFes W9S5LI zen E'hiladeiPpin
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y MACREREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH. /, il.. i
THE are constantly receiving supplies OF the
above articles, the astj which. together other
kinds OF fish, are offered at the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited EntTe satisfaction garan'
tied as to quality oURIis g ~.