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Very respectfully,
J. q. wilson

- FLENISosBuRG, Kentucky, April II, 1853.
we the undersigned certify that DR.. J. C. Wilson of
th's town lett here for Europe in Sept. last with the
vowed intention of importing from old Spain the best
JACK stock that could he procured in Europe aud in the
carry part oil December aste shipped from Barcelona,
IN Span 32 Jacks and Jennets of which ,icd and the
balance, 90 arrived here the 18th of March, 1852.
seven o the uunhcr have been sold prices ranging Zoo
10 SSOl; only one Jenne selling low as $1,000 The
ahove importation Is acknowledged to he the best ever
made to America, and the only perhaps made by
te STOCK hclng selected in person by Americans and
he JACK purchased Of him by Mr.. Joseph Woodmansee
being Que of the number.
J. Bowman. Judge; Reuben Payne; A. B. Chapman;
J. Reynolds Flood; ". =. Andrews; j. u. Turner; w
| y: Bolts; Sam'i e. Fitch; w. Il. Dudley Roht H.
| w. Fleming. spr 90 1852
Mr.. Woodmansee win stand this Jack at his stable
miles cast of 81. Clairsvlie on the National Road
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HoHENsACK's WORM sYnYrp

AN article founded upon scientific PrncipIes com,
rouhded wfh purely vegetable substances being na,
sale when taken and can he given TO the most .
ger infant with decided beneficial effect where Hosi
Gompialnts and Diarrh9a have made them veal W., w.,
ucD,ltaed the Tonic properties of my Worm Svr", @ .
tnat stands without an equal in the catalogue of
tWShes, III giving tone and strength to the Soms.S
which makes it an Infable remedy for those .a;,
win the astonishing performed bv shis
81 ~ ac have failed, is the best evidence
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gFlA M UsICAL CONCERT.-sg,l

s'1 IT, \ nlsSrsyIs T"sfs y be " yoSe'
Glass on the iih of May, Isj3 The teacher going to
bring his classes together and give public Concert OF,
the above mentioned day. There six classes which
cannot be surpassed in tue science in Eastern ohio The
location OF the respective classes follows: lIarnu
ny, Somcrton; Malaga; boston; Willian,sluirgh and
Barncsve. The entire number of students in all the
classes Nulnher, Females. one hundred aud ninety,
Macs, two hundred aud fifty. Making in ALL four hun.
dred and frty Students The exercise will hegn in the
morning al ten O'Clock, at the NJ t. Meeting House Tho
Concert viii he opened with Singing, Prayer by the Rev.
j. &. Taylor After viii ieh an address the subject of
Vocal Music; showing the advantage of understanding
the principles of this lovely Science knowing tina, we
rrc made To jocc in repeating the beautiful songs OF
Hi'n. This Lecture will be given by the Rev. D. True
man. II is also expected that the Rcvs N Worthingto
Mciycr and Petty, Of Woulsied, will he prescn,. Ar
ter the address is given the classes aud w
ion themselves Immediately in procession and march
with thirtysS vocal singers in 'front.' eighteen fcma los
aud eighteen males singing the different parts all at tho
same time Aitcr which the classes and on
will return to the Meeting House. Then the Concert W III
commence There will he number of Music teachers
present The teacher gives SPECIAL invitation to all
persons to- he prescnt especially parents and children
rho pc, of tho day viii he closed with PRAYER
by the Rev. McIliyar. WASHINGTON GLhSS
apr. 20-tc.
j FEdtor Practical Preacher please copy the avovc
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SHERIFF'S SALE. g. +. FAnrR ~

SHERlFFS SALE. g. +. FApER ps
} srERnSn JonNsToS, Ct ally virtue of an exeeu
ton to me directed from the Court Common Pleas or
hemoni county, Ohio, viii oor for sale an Tuesdav
the I'd day of May isS9 heiween tho hours of 10 oeotk
a. M ana o'clock p M Of said day, AT the residence of
sterling Johnston, In Smith township, BELMONT eountv
Ohio the following described goods and chat,ies 10 wiz
one brown horse one two horse wagon aud one ho,sn
busgy. JOHN O. kICIIoJ q sh..Im 90
shcriG's once, apr 2ed, 1854, '"'"' al
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FRESH ARRIVAL!!
SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING.

.. AT THE STORE OF BENZ. THOMAS,
Including every variety OF Dress, Frock & Sack ciof
coats OF every quality texture and nsh Tweed Cash
mere, Cashmeretts, Queens Cloth, Fancy plain linen do
Best cloth and doe skin. Fancy Cashmere Satnett Cod
ington fancy and plafned do Vests every u,aity an,
STYLE Furnishing goods embr racing every article 10 I'll,
completion of u geneiilns wardrobe '."tH .' r.
Cloths Cassneres aud Vistngs of the newest and mos
approved styles have connected with the above busj
ness TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, and am pre-
red 10 execute orders al the shortest notice in the
est and Lest manner, call and and examine for your
selves. -tAprh J, 1853 BENZ. THOMAS.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
John Neelen


JonH Neelen,
VS. In Partition.
George w. Neelen OF al
Y virtue of an order OF sale to directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County. Ohio. at
the Spring term 1881 will Offer for sale on Thursday the
l4th day OF April 1852 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ. of said day the front door OF
the Court house in st. Clairsve, Belmont County o.
ie following described Lands and encments 10 witt su
ate lying and bcing in Pease township, Belmont County
ONO the rst tract or parcel of land contains two hum
ded and sixty acres more or less bounded and
as follows, TO witt heng portion othe South half OF Sec
ton tve, ~ township six, (6) Range three o. being the
same tract and occupied for many years by
James Necen in his life lime. Said premises are bour
dcd on the South by lands of John Clark and the heirs
scott on the east by lands of Luther Harrow and John
iog2 north by the land OF John Gin and Robert Nc.
rnc also one other tract or parcel of land situate in
me hetownshipo Pease and county of Belmont and State
OF ONO, aud bounded aud described as follows TO wits
heng portion ofthe east half Of Section thirty five (
townshipthree, (3) Range two ( containing nineteen
acres more less, being the lands and
owned and occupied by James Neelen in his life time as
Tavern stand and bounded the south by lands of
John NJ Weeks and on the by lands owned hy John
"oous sunect 10 the dover interest of Isabella Neeien
. JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, March 1, I,Ilsj3.-s 80
N. B. The above sale il continued until Tuesday
the 10th day Of May, 1854 at which time the above dcs
crilcd Real Estate will be offered in tracts TO suit pur
| chasers. T. O.
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MI EMS WEAR.-All the late STYLES of
Mems wcar--Wool, Linen aud Cotton Craya,s
Stocks, Iidk'fs, Gloves, etc, eic, A.
sPrs, 50 No. 10, Main st., Wheel,as.
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Buckets!
An DoZ buckets Just received aud for sale at No. rs
III Main ST. (apr 80, 5l) 4. G. ROBINSON.
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S00 lbs Potash, and 500 lbs Sal soda-iust received
cOO and for sale by JAMES VI Ca,,,,s
ST. clairsvillc March 25, 1859 N'-''s
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4 ATEST FASHIONS.-Patterns of La.
a dies dresses Misses do, ladies habits and man.
,les-W!h all the late styles of rlmnings can he seen
by calling at STONE d. THOMAS,
apr =, 80 No. l1O, Main ST. WbceIiny
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schiesing gers Patent sGatta Percha Coat.
lut ...r r. ed Pens.v ..

E subscriber 10 agent for these pens, This coating
l. resisis Aqua foriis, and prevents oxdisng in the
ink. SOLD hy gress or diva, Ths Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms. j. u. WILLIAMS.
Sept. II, lsJe.
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I'HE".SursE Wrishrs t~dian vsrc,a NJ, PIN.
ALIEN ANDERSSs
Drus sMsFs
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GUNDRY,s MERCANTI1r co,,nc.

adeirawine, pure Juice grape all warranted
Pu~ JUST reod" tsept 27.) ALrxArpras.
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From the distinguished Professor of Chemes-
try and NIateria Medica, Bowdoin College.
have found the Cherry Pectorai. as its ingredients
SNOW powerful remedy for colds aud coughs. and pull
nionary diseases. PARKER CLEVELAND, NJ ID.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Feb. 5, IS47. .-r, H.
DIR. VALENTINE MOTT,
The widely celebroted Professor of Surgery
in the Medical College, New York City,
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IE'TI pm 9 & UNION LINE
e. Tho fine light drausht steamer A!TALAN.
= - saTA, Captain A D. JoILSssN, WI. III. run '.s az
Wheeling and Cineinnasii leaving Wheens every
This boat Is new and has superior passenger accom-.
For :Teisht or passage apply board or to ,.s
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Al now lsnnOrunln and Diornnln Illustrating
the Creation aud Deuge painted by Geo. HeIgc of Pha
depha now engaged panterin Bowery Theatre,
N W will soon be exhibited to tae citizens OF Wheeling
This wonderful production Of the Imagination eclpses
any other panoramic exhibition tho world. thas
ar been excelled and evg IL any, tqualIed it,
1t has visited the captos of several States and also the
city OF Washington received certificates of the high
est character rom distinguished men OF the couR
~. ~ oete6S.
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! 2CAIBNDAR FOR 1855.
7 Partner Wanted.
TEAM ENGINE MANUFACTORY AT

Inv PRIVATE SALE. A.
The undersigned will dispose OF the Phlps'
well known Steam Engine MauuIecory together with the
srolni buildings, tools and patterns No. -.
Having contracted for the necessary athes &C. IN addt
ton his present TOOLS The OF conducting the
all descriptions OF Railroad ars1 etc., In
connection with Foundry and Engine Manufactory he
atikrs himself that account othe number OF railroads
terminating here there is not better location for that
business In the West, f.5. --..s
nd rare chance for good Investment. The establish
is in ul ion, and win be prepared 70 take
lorna ion apply to tho snbscTiber II byeitsT, postpaid
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NV sroRE.-We invite attention to the adver-
s.1en,of Mr.. Isaac PEGoEE, whom we noticed
a. o,ber day as preparing to open, a new Dry Good
.,lF,ucy Store in the fine new building, No, 115
Vau srset. He is nov. opening his ine a>sort-
T,ot of Goods, and presents remarkable iuduce-
mi, 10 customers. He announces that he is de-
s,pined to sell cheap something to which no one
nj strongly object. issa sss :.
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Tn RlvEa.-we were greeted yesterday with
-,t.ra bigger river than We had anticipated, the
' , at noon having attained depth of seven
"a, half feet. twill be seen by our steamboat
- that there was quite number of arrivals and
,.o,rtures during the day. The whaff presented
-, lively and re-animatsd appearance. Last
';,st ' the water was slowly receding. 3.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov. 1,-Cotton active. Coffee, Rio II; Java
III quiet. Sugar, Muscayado st; Havana
firm. Molasses, Muscayado "a; New Orleans "a
large speculative demand; Southern $50 firGler.
Wheat, genesee 1853; western 1853. Lard export
demand, all qualities slightly advanced. Corn,
mixed rs; yellow IS; white 20 dull. Tobacco
KY. 6aa93 more sellers than buyers. Linseed oil
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TEI. PHO IN EMS
By the National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lNrKILlG ENcfF
:. FROM EN-. lIlMoRR..

BALTtMoRE NoyetpBet mil beyond Pc
tersburgh, This morning -
The Washington Union publishes q letter IRON
Secretary Gushing TO Rockingham; of the Boston
Post, tIenouncng the eoaliiionin SIEVE ral counties
IN Msssaeh Of the einoctate and stEeesoi!g
crs, and declares the Dissemination Of The Rfssi
dent to crush out Abolitiouismj and that : g VIII
never ALLOW his policy 10 be shaken by the aooiIE
well aga INST right hand Gackslidipgs as against cit
hand defrctionS.
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Tag Ftnsr THuasD1r in November is the. day
,,oou,ea by the p. B. Church, IN the United
s,tss, for the annual s"Fhanksgiving to Almighty
cd Cor the fruits of the Earth" There will
,,s.6se, be Divine service in ST. Johns Church,
t,uorrow morning at 1Oa o'clock.
We have been requested to make the above an
p1nrement, and in doing so are reminded that the
G,,sluors of many of the Suites have recommend
4 the oath of this month as day of Thanksgiv-
b. Virginia is not, however, among the number.
al We presume that each of our religious denons
iaons will be left 10 appoint days for its own Pc
EsuLar Observance. .-.--.-l- .--.li 81 -.
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FROM BAITIioRE AND TUE SOUTH.

BALT1MoRE, November New Orleans papers
of Tuesday have 6eenreceived. The tIost oiflast
AN fears of the continuance of the epidemic are
The Augusta chrohicle says that the cotton
crop is efectually killed, except in few favored
localities. ,s 5 5.i x, "a ~,
advance of % cents.
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RaIT1MoRE CATTLE MARKEr.

NOVEMBER 1st.-2, 900 beef cattle were offered
and /. 100 sold, and 500 driven eastward. Prices
$50 10 s, s78 on hoof, and So to $3.50 net The
supply OF hogs is large, with sales at S6 to SS,b
per I00lbs. for live hogs, being decline on last
week, with tendency still downwards. y,g
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x,w C.oruiSo sroRr.-We call1he attention
~ citizens to the card Of NJ. S. & M Cor
y. Si ;. another colume. They will be found gen
S.n,nly and accommodating aud from the large,
-.I and new assortment found in this store will
niles be able to give entire satisfaction to all
w. y, NAV favor them with 0 call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

GA boiling csuldron Of roofing compost.
f'- -, unset and the contents ignited, yesterday,
a e..tof Mr.. T. HornbrooHs new brick buildingi
,Ii street. causing some alarm. but no mate
al damage.
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RIvER AND WEATHER.

PrrrspuRou, Nov. 1.-Rtver feet : inches,
falling. Weather clear and pleasant, without am
Indication of change. No prospect OF a turtheI
rise in the river at present.
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O.ors.L SusscRiuERs TO THE BALTIMORE AND
Gao RAIL RoAD.-The most Of those have passed
nav, but there are still some remaining. The
f5wing IS list of some of the principal subscti-
Us: Charles Carroll, Of CauoIton, subscribed for
~ shares; Robert Oliver 1912; William Patter.
=, g74; George Hoffman s52; Alexander Blown
81. Philip, &. Thomas $50; Isaac McKim 654i
Jan B. Morris POS; Fielding Lucas, Jr., a26o; P.
YsCauley 1906 VIM. Stewart I4o; Alexander
Fua,. lsss4svilllam rLormun tOOr-makiHg 1897
shares which were subscribed by the thirteen gen
enen named. ,@5
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Attantinln the WholeI -.

tb6ye' iust returned Iromtbe Bastwith
6eautifd of egth9 cassimeIes'
and Vestings ail and winter wear, MhlSa
and in the best manHer, At
willing anything iI oalns, WIN 20 10 wa 800
mot Necessary TO ennnerate our stock q knI
as ii Is fd and complete, from sitA Caps
HH IN cotton and meFno IL .lf Hose thsI
Sefessary 10 complete gentlenanss waIaIoote.
9GsAi Goods ASGFfanted as ntea, 81 n9 sLlo
.iffssI ~ WHEELER e. LAK1NS u eTchant ei.oIs;
o.ttf No Washington Hail. w heeilnss-N
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rrER ye ss.d Or 9th "a

,-,o,,s great Panorama Of the Creation Of the
m.Da the Deluge, advertised in another col
1o''I vill be here on Monday next, at the tMeio-
s .. It has had great run at Pittsburgh. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

Ch1ckerIng9S PlanO FOrJeS.
d sTH le4ubscriberb appointed agent for
THE sale of heker!ng,s Plano Fortes Tor
este Fg5a tSss hana
ents, which are by the most eminent pro-
essors ofsic be the best in this any other cou
try These instruments are offered at Boston prices, adj
ding cariSge; wtha o musical merchandise
and Variety Gouls, Wholesale and retail.
Old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos to let Mu.
mall IAS. .MEIIIOR.
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/, -. z m! N. l.1ls.'Wnn. II. leeds,7
st1ooItB binder q R1nnk book mann finletIil

IS 6 .Ro.4244 Monroe Street. u p STAIRS.
fFIToILD inform their friends The pub.
Nfuicin general they have bought the establish
mentlately known James n, Ewing's and
BlaDkbo Is naui1ctory and now TO Rule and
bino ORDER blank books f.eyery description, music,
Magazines periodicals. manner not to be spas
ldnd by any establishments Ithe country iappE4s
taGBc Constantly hand an assortment OF blank books
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81 GElIEii i. NSIEOUS!
NEW q Is jJEE5E5E3.Y lSTiORH
q. WnahtlEfeIl, lMam.

Nc. > yPnllst1Esell,TE BnlAis7fF sssfsss
,S,s,s, iI.ji 81 Va.
~ the eit items OF " hsellng
~ ileple Is now OPENING one of
the best 1ssoIt rp6eftfd IN tile M esteTn
country Of the best
groceries To end (which sold at as
low prc be bought calf. OF
go0dsdellyercd toialy part of tegty ree Q
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S3IDIssoLUTIooNs F Co-PARTNERsH1P.
Tflls mouse or Dorsey Nortoh9 Knox 5isthIs deydis
wheeling. Aug ls, 'S2- augt7 F ~ KNSox.t
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S. slo !

AEIA ~ lSA1ESN ggA59 N efAN
q "a IIII..I
~ ~ tlsafSff aEN0MgNoRLNAE
4 e,slth sEsAtoEedl, md life len8thcned, by
lNVI3oRAToR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL.
For eehtdries medical science has been the
that should restore the lost Or
ny 9a Q. sub
coes had entafled Thai something hes 6esn
FS9sGS sE9gss 5S NJ p lt
N: MoEset az a member OF the
distinguished as physician, chemist, and traveller.
Of this herb Concentrated and combined with
suits heretofore unheaT this any other country.
al EIxIR Ef9 we're deemed
fabulous. Tic public often Eotdno 6el,sre the
aaf sSs 5gts M
6g9ssst chs Sss fSGPS9g oveE 81
of tesIiInonSS which Is psrleeny ihesisthble.
.4s EVILS
make up the Ronerfu machine called GAn restores
i6s sasenes Of matter md mind iiects
Isasy 70 the Toferaons eree-
s s5t RSSS
as as s Shef
At lie ns est s8y
led youth, the man d business the vctimor
nervous LeessiuS the Individual Suffering om general
find Immediate and permanent relief from ths use 81 This
Incompatible renoyator no those who have fredispo
against thai terrbie raiady There ao many,
nerlaps, sqhohu 50 lied with that
these dsshair. Inc win as
move he ana not re-
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTIoN
The Of the leading noryos dis
meroIs that would require column to etninerate the
io INNS a Iew
Of
Stasnce, priekipg sensation in tho 6csh nambness
i To- it e y ae
Van ssen Ind Seams d
place OF 81 the g ses
asaf .s,
ing out OF free Indulgence Of the passions and all
reach OF medicine! ~
the organs to be acted upon are Tree from naI.
'0f ''1si Io r. TN n GRATING ELIXIR
viii replace with iicapacity with eff
cheney with activity and
this not only without Of but with hap
~ eeet on the general orgamzaoH: lear In mind
motion and sensation IS pEgsieai Beag mind al
dial is the only reliable grsGsT zion known
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
ate and almost change which
ar bv weak by nature or i1pairea
sickness the as!susg and TsSsed is At
oloe oIaeeuS W "a. III; ~,
nhy " hsa M o S, ~ ~, -en
1e tor e fons, lies or
ths AMI ,s,nrs IL fn
~! ~ | , TIE hs III
J t n"t H = y ' ' $50. D
eti1ie - MFDicJNAJ w0NnERs5
81 ~. r,nst..ntb tbe scientific man
nithe world Would ia se admitted that miracle OF nledi-
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence, a
Sim 4 IT1 trEI a y ENir AII,SINO RIA CTION
lis is never expended as is The case with opium al.
@ Siss ssiI n hin, who taRes then,
last stste Of than hrs ~ hut
mi opera b upon tie
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Read this!!

xrrr at No fBl Mai fStrts IheeiHs, re.
w this day opening tue hst lot q rs ~ e a.
ali cf the he's. qity ard
nj child e.s wear of all ciassee, with
ri r1es, boys, aud Youths Kip boots ap1 shpss.
,air III aides Winter Gaite tools can be
~ the Pair on the Island. -
~ attention ought to be paid TO that sample
r III RAN the above classes OF work are
oil be sold wholesale and retail MAJ pni n
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!. Hats! Hats!! Aats!!! q

OF TIE LIT Eo1 III ~
yKI now manu- tacturng Hats of the latest tau IN
wv styies and are prepared TO supply cur patrons
ard the rubc with Hats that cannot be surpassed
endurance beauty finish and artistic
Hats ave OF the first OF heir class they VIII be FUR
nahe at prices those ofinfertor con.
,t n,snnocfure Also large sortmcnt of ailthe diff
saTet varieties or Soft and Felt en's and chill
dren's Hats Also, large assortment OF Hats
oes Cloth Glazed and SILK Plush Caps OF
svIeH Those dcsirous obtaining good aTti
line OF Cap will assuredly consult
both taste and by at sp!endid
Hal and Can store, Mo- 1913, doors north OF w. I. Sci
bv's DIV 6 GODS House; west side MaiIi'street:
SANG 'SE57'EI7.i ,ss .i.'i pk.,yVnJTMISoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
FROM cINcINNATTI.

CINolNNATI, Nov. 1st.-The river rose four feel
last night. There is now ten feet in the channel
to Louisville. 5000 bbls of flour sold at 3d. 26aoSu
and $50 bbls at $50. Nothing done in provisions
Weather fine. The Thermometer stand at 60 IN
the shade. fkSEs5
CiwcINNArt, Nov. THE river has risen five
feet since last evening. The weather is warm and
pleasant ii M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
FALL AND WINTER FASHI0
Hats and Caps.

\ TI"Ef tldGS dIIII OuPS5'
Nos. i46 md 4 As, Ilnin -: WheeIing' va
n ~. SLAVERY has hand, and is RECEIVING one 90
Z Tor the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that 90
eSSS has ever beon opened in this city HIS stock
tS and others far srpass.
;S Grner years; he is prepared to sell Hats and Caps as
can he Bought in Philadelphia or Baltimore
orr stock Comprises every Hats AMI Gaps
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