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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW, the Boston
Transcript says, is openly violated at home
in Maine. The editor of the Transcrip, ,es.
titles, as TO a fact he has seen, that there is
an open and undisguised sale of liquors al
the hotels in the State. He adds, eve
should as soon think of denying, as citizen
of Massachusetts, that the salute respecting
the legal rate of interest was enforced in
State street, as To affirm that the liquor law
was obeyed in the State of Maine" This
does not agree with the statements usually
made respecting the observance of the law
in Maine, The repeated seizure of liquor
proves that the law is enforced in some
places.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

" SALE OF TIE STATE WoRKs.-The
two strongest Democratic counties in Penn
sylvania, Berks and Westmoreiand, have
passed resolutions in favor of the sale of
the public works owned by the Common
wealth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17
sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD

The work on the entire line Of this road
between Bridgepor, and sunbury, progress
ing steadily, and as rapidly as possible dur
ing the summer months, when hands are
subject TO chils and fever. About $780,
600 have been expended and large portion
Of the line is now graded 1t is expected
the road will be completed in another year.
We regard this improvement as one of the
most important, as the most profitable, now
being constructed in Pennsylvania. Form
ing, as it does, direc, communication be.
tween the anthracite coal fields of Shamokin
Mahanoy, Lykens Valley, and Stoney Creek
and the city Of Baltimore, the coal trade
which will inevitably be thrown upon it the
moment it is completed, would alone justify
its construction, and yield a large profit lt
its hare.holders. But it is still more impol
tant as a great leading thoroughiare, by The
shortest and most eligible route from The
Lakes to Philadel phia and Baltimore.
The Wiliamspori and EImira road is nov
in the hands of enterprising men, and viii
shortly be completed-thus, in connection
with the Susquehanna Railroad, opening
great Railroad highway from Buffalo an'
Dunkrk 10 Baltimore, Washington and th'
South, as well as TO Philadelphia.
A few days since, the Packet Boat whlcl
runs from Williamsport 10 the Centra! Rail
road alond the Valley of the Susquehanna
carried over eighty passengers, destined 70
Baltimore and Philadelphia, When the Sus
quehanna Railroad shall be completed, ih
number will amount daily 10 hundreds
! Penna. Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

ANOTHER Discovery. The Placervile
Herald says that remarkable canon, or
mountain gorge, has recently been discover
ed to the east of the grea, San Bernardino
mountain; that is literally paved with human
bones.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17
Stone Cutters and LabOrers
WANTED!

STONE cutters and laborers can have steady
~ employ and a winters job, (and not work in
the water,) at the Union and Susquehanna Bridge
at Chapman, Union county, Pa, midway be-
tween Liverpool and Northumberland. To la
borers $ ,.5 per day will be given.
LEISENRING & FISHER.
Chapman, Sept. II, lS53.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

" Judge M'Calmont, OF Clarion coun-
ty, after three days balloting, was nomina-
ted for Judge on the 374th ballot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

sTHoN. ROBERT ]. WALKER has resign
ed the Chinese mission on account OF i'll
health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17
NIAGARA. Semi, Q.

.fnofher Fall of Table Rock at Niagara Falls.
About eight O'Clock this morning a large
piece of Table Rock fell with E. tremendous
crash, jus. over the path which leads under
the sheet of water of The Horse Shoe Fall
It is not known that any one was killed, but
fears have been felt that some of the numer-
Gus visitor al The Falls may have been pass
ing The rock has been cracked for some
time and it was expected 10 fall soon. This
and the previous fractures have considerably
reduced the extent OF Table Rock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

GoLDscHMIDT's OrERA OF the Ii,,le
Daughter" has been produced, but i, turns
out TO be little son. "Tha, angel" Jenny,
has presented her husband with little cher
ub, without wings, bnt splended pair Of
lungs. Father and mother are both delight
ed with the music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

" MAIL HoURs.-Snce the opening
Of the Philadelphia and Sudbury Railroad
:here has been a change in the arrival and
closing of the mails. The mails from
Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsville, and in
termediate places, arrive here at about half
past seven in the evening, and close at
half-past six in the morning. The mails
south, west, and north, arrive at seven in
the morning and close at half past SIX in
the evening. The Weekly and Tri-week-
ly mails to Millersburg, Rushvile, &c., ar
rive and close as usual.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

" The Dauphn and Susquehanna rail
road is now nearly completed to its juno
tion with the Reading road at Auburn; so
nearly so, that locomotive has passed
over it from Auburn TO Pnegrove.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17
pA,L ROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on the Philadel-
phia and Sunbury rail road on Wednesday
evening, which fortunately, was attended
with no serious consequences. The loco
motive and passenger car left Shamokin
about o'clock, P. NJ, with some eighteen
or twenty passengers for this place. Ii
was raining and the night was cloudy. Just
before the train reached the bridge over
the little Shamokin creek, about one and a
half miles from this place, the engine came
in contact with three cows lying on the
track. The cow-ca,cher on the engine,
knocked into the creek, over the abutment,
two Of the cows. The third COW, after be-
ing carried partly over the bridge, which
was without floor, got under the locomo.
tive, which fortunately kept the track
The passenger car, however, left the track,
as it got of the bridge, and rolled off the
embankment some ten feet high, into the
field, about GO feet from the bridge. Some
eight or ten passengers, as well as The con-
ductor, baggage-master and brakesman,
were slightly bruised, but none seriously
hurt. The passengers proceeded on their
journey, in the stage, excepting two who
will remain at Weavers Hotel, few days,
at the instance of Mr.. Weaver, who was
also in the cars, and who kindly offered
TO them his hosptalities.
No blame whatever can be attached 10
the conductor or engineer. The engine
was reversed as soon as the cows were
seen, but too late. Unfortunately there
was no lamp on the locomotive, though
one was purchased with it. The Compa.
ny had ordered from Philadelphia pow.
erful reflector, that will throw light 40C
yards, but that was not forwarded according
10 promise. With light OF this kind nc
such accident would be likely to occur
again. The Engine returned again &c
Shamokin and brought in the other passen
ger car the same night, causing no delay o
the regular mail and passenger train.
The Company have already ordered
another new car, so that there will be nj
delay in providing for the travelling com
muni,y. All new roads seem liable TO re
verses of this kind. This, fortunately, ha
not been serious in its consequences, an
may be of service in future prccautionar,
measures. The directors, we know, ar
resolved to make this road, not only plea
SAINT, but safe, if money and means can ac
complish it.
Owners of cattle are perhaps not awar
that they render themselves liable for dam
ages that may occur, in permitting thei
cattle 10 run on the road, and the Compa
ny, we learn, are determined 10 enforc
the law in this matter.
" MAIL HouRs.-Snce the openin
Of the Philadelphia and Sudbury Railroa
:here has been a change in the arrival an
closing Of the mails. The mails fror
Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsville, and in
termediate places, arrive here at about hal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

W John B. Beck, of Lycoming, has
been nominated as the democratic candi-
date for Assembly. His election is certain.
Friend Beck will make an efficient repre-
sentative. He has the necessary tact,
judgment aud experience.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

GJ Reese Evans, the young man con-
vlcted at Wilkesbarre of murder, suffered
the penalty Of law, on Friday last, at 10
O'Clock. We are informed that he made
full and free confession Of his guilt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

The New Standing Committee of this
county is requested 10 make arrangements,
at once, for having tickets printed for the
State candidates.
We clip the above paragraph from the las,
Union Times, and most heartily second the
notion This we believe TO be the correc,
manner OF having the tickets printed Let
the Standing Committee levy contributions
from the Democrats Of the county TO pan for
the tickets. 1t would be but small matter
with each one, and it certainly is not fair TO
| expect that we should be al the trouble and
expense of printing and distributing them
| for nothing. We have done so ever since
The Democrat has been in existence and
for many of !he local Offices too, without Sc
much as a Whank.een from them. We shall
do so no longer. Can't afford il, and dom,
think 1t our duty if We could.-Lewisburg
! Democrat.
" The above is sound doctrine. We
fully concur in opinion with our cotempo.
raries, on this subject, and would suggest tc
the Chairman of the Standing Committee
in this county, the propriety of taking the
matter into serious consideration, and ac
accordingly. There is no reason because
editors make many great men out of small
| patterns, without remuneration, that they
should also pay their election expenses
Let the burden be divided among the pa
trlots or aspirants, we don't care which.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17
Porte Monnaies.

POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
V>HE attention of the Trade, and others, in
IL want sf Porte Monnaes, Pocket Books
Bankers Gases, Dressing Cases, Portable Wn-
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards.
Chessmen, Pearl, Shell, and Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boxes, Cabas, Needle Books, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Rszors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Fla SKIS, and fine Cutlery, to-
gether with a large variety of FASOr Goop''
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
F. H. SMITH,
Porte Monnais and Pocket Book Manufacturer
2O5 Areh ST. belop Sirth, Philadelphia
Sept. II, lS5S.-H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

" The amount of tolls collected by
Peter Ent, Collector, at Beech Haven, in
the North Branch Canal, from December
1st, 1852, to September 1st, 1853,
Amounts 10 $113,92179
To same period last year 76,25O 35
Increase over last year S37,67l44
We have been informed by J. H. Zim-
norman, Esq, Collector at Northumber-
land, that there has been considerable in
crease in that office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

o. The Danville Democrat says a
Stage line ought at once be established TO
intersect the Philadelphia and Sunbury
road at Reeds, about seven miles south Of
Danville, by which passengers from Phia-
delphia could be landed in Danvlle by 8
O'Clock, p. NJ, which would save some 5
or 6 hours of night travelling by via Of Cat
tawissa, Sc. The travelling public is deep
ly interested in such line, and we trus'
that it will be established at once.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

10 CAPT. INeRAHAM's noble conduct at
Smyrna, in the Kosta affair, has give him
world wide celebrity, and shows the true
feeling of the people towards the despots of
Europe. A letter from Spezzia states that
at the ball given on board the Cumberland
TO the Queen Of Sardinia, Capt. INGRAnAM,
Of the St. Louis, was present, and that he
was the object OF great attention and OF
many compliments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
Pemberton House.
water etreet. ReIow DIonroe.

/. f 7ts WHEELING, va. 4,
m NJ PEMBERToN announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the com
nodious br OK build,~g formerly known as the III:
and thoroueay repaired and retted II, and Is
prepa ed to entertain travellers in good style At
prices The Pemberton House is situated
on Inc Steamboat Landing and he Depotof the Hal
tinore and Ohio Railroad afording passengers Tor The
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place. Thc
propretr Respectfully invites tie attention OF his Old
friends TO his house. and socits share of public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
) DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery5 &c., &c.
r IN. $CHUMiBA CEIEE8 would announce to his
fIicEis the public genernly, purchas.
conductcd under the firm OF j. crum5sekeE & Son, ho
will continue the same at the old stand, 176 Main ST.
and oud respecty solicit and trusts TO merit conti
uance patronage the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern and a now
opening an extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemicals, Perfdnery Fancy articles Gc all OF waeL
were purchased 9Ter strict personal insneeon ard with
scrupulous regard purity OF quality now offered
to the public on the most reasonable termst 1yr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
T.nnk AZ Thfsl

Ii those who are desirous Of preserving the memory
n or themselves and and friends cando so most eec-
tually, by calling without deayat L. Daguer-
reoyPe Rooms at the eoraer of Main and Bdds
Centre Wheelingi and procure for each those flc-
lures which be obtained, with tle same degree oil
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city, M
- a'..Eta IiI < l., TARBELL, neTfeotypist,
.Lg- Corner Of Main and Bidde atreets, III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
MaI,uRE HOUSB,,a Ifi

81 AlGE5S .CARaOIllil tEk244 q q
WHEELING, VA. - - ~ -
bee,1 recently completed atl cost OF over
A in the very best style. ~ by
the appliances in use in the beat EeseEn Hotst,
i having beeh y w ~
The hest Eastern Hotels 10 determined 70
IN STYLE Inferior to none west east, and sss
solicits g ----4 les-s-
- SUGAR CURED HAMS
1l FIERoES q supeti sua "a +,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
Spring and Summer Cloth1ng.
srElPIIElfI RICE Merchant Tailor,

bIHEAEN IL1O1li 4A4SANS NS4It4AA1 NI70S@l a, .
NNoUNCEst 10 his old friends and customers and the
nblio Generally that having commenced business,
he now ut his Store Room IN the fluG
HOUSE, Tate- Str et splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
of eveTy coicr quality and variety. Plain and fancy
EASSIIERES; SILK Satin, and all kinds OF pES14NdS,
recently selected by himself in the Eastern ees
suitsble for the SpIng and Summer, and which he Will
make mp TO order at the shortsst notice. in tile 6est
,naiiner and Idtest style, His fancy Depurtment
ebTaces Shirts OF every kind Collars, Crqvats, Hand
kercheis, Gloves derslrts, Drawers, Stockings and
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
Sfnfe YOU the best fit the off, call at Head
Quarters South room SPRTGG HOUSE, Water Street.
p-us4A-=. yse' & .trs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
jOEES1sEE, thllNj q slR NJ RsE Wait .
81 5sf .ai eManufactorySs l5sy


THANKFUL for the liberal patronage horetoIore
bestowed u,on hip, the
20 Is inform his friends and tile public generally that e
continues to manufacture the above named articles III
their variety which lie has always on hand agood as
sOTtment for Wholesale and very low preest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoyea OF the most ar'
proved patterns for coaIRn wood. ~ r 9.
and executed with prouiptness and ye that Will
oscs4 is e. vARNEY. Bsi Atainst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
1GEoRGR MENDHI,.

$50 i5Hl5 jgWERRLINGVA VA.s "a ssliii iHadG
7 S now receiving a LARGE LoToF CARPETS. RUGS.
y MATS AND MATING. Also Table and s Floor oie
assortment Furnature or every descrpon Gilt ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Glnsses Glass Plates Nenten
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind Trmmngs, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircoth, Cutled Ha!r
Spring Sackng Bottoms, Brass and stair Rods,
eet ali (which will be sold at the lowest auget
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
- . New Music Store.
Sign OF the GFeeinn TtlROnum; No. 100

J 70 ~ New MUSIC 6JOt5.3
aJ1nt Of the GsFeeinn dTfIgOnum, No. 100
: JSsf.l,-f 20 Il Main Street. 81 8f Hg
Ia. -,-, j.. q J. fFICKIESoN would respectfully an.
s=fI.tl lpounce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
III ri II f1cinity that he has just opened new and
IY y " eleaant establishment for the sale of Vollnst
Guitars Vioneeos, Flagolets, Flutes, Flies AecorIe-
ons, Bunjos and TamboTnes. Brass Instruments tho
first aud best make. ., -, 80. ~. -. j. ~, -
singing. 1y;o,;. .,.o t,,o
newest Songs DpeS etc. and the very best Roman ana
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. =, a.. -
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin ana
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards. Y' 90 tit 2
Bows Violinceo and Violin. ..s.it.. ft. q.
AKleoer,s Furniture Polish, renovatng vanished
Fur such as Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. ~ - -
Also FOR sale byth Agent for Kleber Pttsburg Plenos
OF the first and best in the United
as Nuns and CIarks and and square Pianos, b. Dun
bs,s HaIlet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pan9S @c
Agent for the make or Carhardt and Needhams Fateht
Melodeons. III itg tilHli ,sIy,.. ~. -. til b.
~ he f7-th IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

y. n q EAGLE SASH FACTORY. p %
5.oaq e ASs ID EN- 9 @ o. 81
II ss ggiii REANUFACTUESERS OF s..,e -
Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Kentttan ShuttefS'
49, JKcoB.fSTREET, nr33
*5-t' Wy CENTRE WHEELING, VA! =
TTAVlNG completed our extensive Faetofy,,Sve
t now prepared to fill all orders for Sash and Doors
every size. = ~ 49,
frona ma de 10 order. lEvety OF moudi
from fourth bead inch ogee are hand
Every variety OF PasteTs and ATchitrayes made TO
dor Also Venitian either OF
wing Stats. ~ 'i5L q ~ ~,
that the above named articles rom he
yery est and latest imp roved styles
will be att ended promptly and goods wen oI
lshirpins--. mag q ELIAS. Dew 9. .Co.Is
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WHEELING. SIS
sPRING 6F 1858.
. Z I, WIN. r. {. Sci BY.

Foreiga 8 Domessic Dry Goeds, ! st

iWHOLHSALE DEALER IN
% ssS ROreigm g. Dom esttc Dry Goods, e5er,
No. lit Main ST., West side, bett5een Monroe ana
Union SITS. n. s6.5t. igs,s,
I.sr gi fss;s Wheeling, Va, ,s ~ sgY.4
s NOW In receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
i and Notions, direct from importers and Mahuaetu:
rers Comprising as complete and destrablea9 stoeko
goods adapted 10 the this section can be ou
In 9py hol e. or West, towhch would respectnlly
invite the attention Of retail dealers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. t." I
In black silks, apacas nopns lawns, de latnes, ing
hams etc with very large stock ofPrnts Of the best
makes and colors. Also b0nnetss ribbons llnlgS ara
+9tlsf Trimmings IN variety; Sss e. and an. q
In cloths cassnieTs, satnetts merino Reassimeres,
Jeans, tweeds and summer ulohsf ALSO Cotonades Den
is' blue drs brown linens linen nanieeps and
mems and boys palm hats and nas; SOL
tO Siaa seaIss bSE bup G aPsFs sss
drilihgs checks, shrting, stripes ete brown
and beached with good stock OF white goous
. ''rHss1ali II Hgt NoTIoNe1aNE.a sga 81 .sa
As car1brcs jaeonets, Irish linens laees threads but
Ny whole stock win be found UNSURPASSED, as we'll In
quality and style, asin prices. -,
fanar26 - ~ idir b3trss 5gs5i. aWaT. SELBY.5
73s n Thomas n. Gibson, 9is53A
p p PLuMB Err AND GAS FiITTERsat
No5 U,.ion st, opposite c. III. Berry Rope store
TeIal that lie continues carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting mall itsvarious brnnches and so
Hs has Constantly Oh hand, lead and Iron pipes, com
and patent hydTats, cstern pumps, bath bollers
tSs, wasr coSera r pSSts snle hot cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and Iron slqne
cons, hatters kettles, Tetorts for bleaching and all other
chemical anparats ec! Factoriesi etc. fitted up with
Dispatch sy1s In s5 o. a. ;,,t s. IL,
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets bellaf lights
orders iet at the above place will thapkfuyre
ceiyed and promptly attended to. 10 Is .
N HA orders from the country VIII viii meet NEE sl Win
prompt attention. ts ap6-anno
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
WHEELING VA, FRIDAY MORNING.
CITY s BlUsIN Ess. u. B
oSE EossgEg g0sEizs: I ,Ii4. ssoasEEa IN

RoB'T F6RsYTH. ]! !. lHoPKiNs. ]. HagoRsrTH in.
FoR5ETH5 & H0PK1NSj s-'aessF
ForyvnriiISE aniEn3sI d tseoI
Com nm lis sisO m M e n chan { q,
PRODUCE AND FL OUR DEALERS,
sd . u. -~ssi wheeling, Fa..ggs 9
TZTAVlNG eorppeted our arrangements Eaet and west
IL for the safe and speedy transit Qt Merchandise Rnd
Produce we ehdef 10 tho public, Withtie
aSnga Railroad track running into IT, ana being very
comnodioua and detached rom other gives our
friends greater security for their property.z {.
Sole Ageats for tie Bdltilnore aud Ohio Trans
porlation Line, through direct to htlddelphid.
N b Having capacity store 90 600 toms no charge
win be made for storage when consigned shipment.
: jan21 lEN it5f Eallh ,dgi .lsslsls Ess; g u. q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

WMRELER & LAl1tNI g
NERO III "A ~ r. i EStL-S l}Sis
Monroe street, tipp doors from ar Under the /
Wdshingtol Hall, Wheetines Ra.,
Keep constantly on hani null Of Cloths
CaasimeIes, Vestlngs, to which will be tAe up to
der In latest style, and best manner. 70 3 eb28
N .GIuo und sand Paper. EPt1bl ishInent
isA 'lii5d a. r. DILLON &tf co. h, F.a
SUCCESSORS TO E. B, 3H0R NBROOK.l 4 4
y al Near the Catholic BuyyiAg ground, IL! .ii
TTAVR taken the above tlbshnIont4 where they in
tend t. manufacture Glue and Sand Of the best
quality which they win sell good terms as .they
be bought anywhere ihthe West.iIa ~ ;sF IN lAfG
pJ@ Cash paid for scraps. s lFi ss5i u 1-kt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30
sTEAMI IMARBLE WORKS,

- = es MARKET ST, ,'wHEELING, VA. +
TIME SUBsCRlBER having made extensive arrange.
fempiating the erection of Steam works. lie would invite
b tfention of Builders and the public IN gem
sri 10 tbe inspection or his stock consisting Of ltaa
Egvtisn sienna and other Marbles OF the hnest
aaIities which can be sold lower than any other
would find Ito their advantage TO Inspect his
stock baFore purchasing elsewhere. Ls. -
His work is done In the most elaborate style, and ne
would invite the attention Of to exanine
otSnhs Tombs Head and foot stones, and yarI
work being en95lea ~ nus
aIly other esta abiishmeht in the country ~
n FAeSs0 s'sSs - MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
3as'- 90 Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
..,. ,,,.i,sd Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
e, s,i NSS5es and MSrfatta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. - =ifh ~ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-30

n WISE asi3RoTHEli nlanniaotufers OF BoadOr
Grand and Square Pianos, request the special atten
ton OF female performers to late and Important inn
proseent in the ToucH OF the piano BY this invention
the keys OF the piano can be regulated to nAHD or
soYF Aut elastic strength OF the
being well known every performer that the
touch is rsts II we're vain to tax
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