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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

ARRrvlLs AT WAsHrsor ,N.-Among the late ar
rivals at Washington are Gen. Wool, Col. ]. p.
Taylor. Col. De Russey, Col. May and Grer Tai
madge, S. Army, Gov. Bigler. of Pa, J.R.
Croskey, U. S. Consul at Southampton, and Thos.
Al en-. of st. Louis, president of the Pacific rail-
road.
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WELL Hrr.-The editor of the Boston Post SAYS
that "Mrs. Stowe has delighted the English. with
her books-she talks. in Just the manner to please
the people who used TO buy American scaIps of
the Indians" F4i,s
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+ PREsIDEsr PlEncE.-The Washington Union of
Tuesday says. 55 ~ Ia. ~
The tumor that the President will, in the course
OF few days. pay visit to New Hampshire
has no foundation in truth. We are authorized
to announce that he does not expect to leave
Wasiingtonduring the approaching summer.
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"Nlnn Know ThyseIf."
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents

Epery Family should haue Copy''
OUUO new Edition revised and mprove is asn.1
aDR; HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
OF the origin progress treatment and cue OF every
OF disease contracted by promscuous sexual intercourse
by self abuse. by excess with for ihe,S
prevention, written in familiar style avoiding ali medeai
ard every thing would Offend the
decency from the result some twenty years successf
delicate or private nature. -
10 which Is added receipts for the cure of the above
and treatise tho causes symptoms and cure
OF the Fever and Ague for twenty five cents copy six
copies one dollars will be forwarded To any part OF lie
Unte1 STATES by MALI free ofpostage Address postage
Philadelphia. O'
work published, OF diseases OF
winch II treats Avoiding a technical TERMS it
1ectionahc matter and parent however asiidous
object TO placing it In hands OF his sons The aubor
complaints treated Of and with little breath 10 nu
ana TOO little presumption TO impose has oe red 10
OF some twenty most practice -eraid
mo teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
pain, modification sorrow to the youth nader Their
charge '-People'3 ARrocate - : ss'N $500 1900
FTesbyertan clergyman Ohio, in writing OF 'IIun
ters Medical MANUAL Thousands upon thousands
our YOUTH by evil example and the influence of the nas
@ been leu into the habit OF seIfpoluton with
OUT realizing the sin ard fearful consequences upon them
selves and rpostcrty The constitutions Of
wno are families have been eneebled fno broken
uoW, aha they 10 not Know the the cure ANY
thing that be done enIighten and influence the
PUBLIC mind as to check, and ultimately remove this
source of human retchedness would confer
the greatest blessing The religion 70 Jesus Christ
on the present and coming generations. Inemperane cor
sands upon thousands. greater scourge 10 the b.
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anu believe me- your worker in the good work yoa are
SO actively engasedin.'
One copy Will bc forwarded Csecurey enveloped and
postage paid on receipt Of 25 cents, copies for 81
delphia - : ~"
booksellers. Canvassers and Book Agents. supplied on
the most liberal terms. niaIO-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

EDITORS Neutrality-suspicious. announce the name OF
DR.. JOHN G. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio county, as suitable
person to represent in the Delegates OF
Virginia His experience and known ability require no
commentator We hope he will consent to serve and &C.
cord TO the wishes OF ap29 OHIO COUNTY
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SENATORIAL ADMINISTRATIONS.

To the Editors of the 1ntelgencer-You are respect
fully requested 10 announce, in your paper, that D. NJ
EDG1NGToN will be candidate for the senate of Vir.
gnia at the election to be held Thursday
May and that he will be supported by the voters of the
district without respect to party. 4" -
Many citizens of Wheeling and Ohio County
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

arthur, srRrSe.--Mr. Doran, the counsel of
Arthur Spring, convicted in Philadelphia Of the
murder of two females, has asked for SPRINGS tn
al on the charge of killing Rink. He added that
ms client did not want TO lie under the imputation
of committing the atrocious deed, of which he had
asserted, over and over again, his innocencel The
District Attorney replied that he would determine
the course TO be pursued IN a few days.
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SPECIAL OTTO ELS.

tPease announce LEWIS sTEENRoD. Esq, as a can.
ddae for the State Senate. from district composed OF
Hancock Brooke and Ohio Counties He is the who
will receive the cordial support of tho
mao PEOPLE
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R. T. white, of Louaoun.

Weregret 10 learn that this gentleman declines
allowing his name to be used as candidate fol-
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works for
this District. There are few gentlemen in the
District better qualified for the Office, ond no one
who more deservedly commands the respect and
esteem of those who are personally acquainted
with him. His bold and fearless advocacy of the
rights of the. people in the Virginia Convention,
deservedly commend hun to the friends of popu-
lar rights in Virginia and they, with US, will re-
gret the circumstances which induce Mr.. White to
decline running for the above Office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

Mr. ED,ron:-Please announce Dr. JOHN ENGLISH,
as candidate for the next House Delegates from Ohio
County, and oblige mas SHORT CREEK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

MONUMENT TO BIsuor CHAsE.--We have been
favored with photographic engraving of the mou-
ment proposed to be erectedto the memory of the
late lam ented Bishop Chase. The uesgn is chaste
and simple, and very well adapted to the intended
purpose. Judging from the engraving, the monu-
ment is to consist Of a square pillal six or eight
feet in height, pedestal included. On the front
side, about, one foot and half above the base are
the words, "BlsHoP CHASE, E. II. Over the in
scription is cross, surrounded by glory-the
whole surmounted by the words, .tJehopah .Jireh'
On the other side is large scroll, on which are
inscribed the words, |KEEroN-a Plea for THE
WEsr-JUBILEE." Above the archirave e, on the
front side, is large open Bible; and on the other
side is prayer book and other religious emblens
the whole presenting plain but neat appear
ance, such, we presume, as would have accorded
with the views of the venerable Bishop, had the
design been submitted to HIM beforeihis decease.
We hope it will be carried into execution without
any unnecessary delay.-ALon Telegraph, 22d uh.
IVA young lady whose name was Mayhem, hav.
ing married gentleman called Mudd, gave rise to
the following:
"Lot's wife, tits said, in days of old,
For one rebelious halt
Was turned, rs we are plainly told
Into lump Of salt;
a 2. The same propensity OF change,
Still runs in woman's blood;
For here we see a case so strange
a Hayden turned to Mudd" ....
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OHIO COUNTY C0URT-
rRUSTEE,S SALE

virtue Of deed of trust given by Charles Moore,
lor Ohio county, in deed book No. SO and page shall
Sn Inc Il DAY Of July next at the front door The
highest bidder, fourth No. 49, situate Tic
sue Oh Main rect In the fifth city OF Wheel.
hfook and wife by deed March 1s49 and
IN deed book 49, page 81. Terms known on the Iav
VI 90 o. ., NJ. NELSON,
MaF-wlu Trustee. r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

FAsnroSAnLE PARrlEs.-The Journal of Com
merce has the following on the subject of fashion,
able parties in Gotham. which will suit other lati-
tudes as well:
The prevailing fashion OF the past winter, of
keeping up festivities on the occasion of social
gatherings nil halfpast one two O'Clock in the
dulged in with impunity. The season may there
fore be safely regarded as one that was unusually
destructive of health among members of what's
called genteel society. This subject is receiving
more than usual attention, and it IS hoped that the
next,winter season will witness reform.
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The Eastern Markets.


r.
Nav YoRK, May I, P. M.-The stock market
to-day closed dull. Sales Of U. S. 6's 1867, at
l2O; Canton 81 3-S; Erie S94; Nicaragua 3lf;
Miners Consols 22i; Erie convertibles 50; Harlem
654; Nor. & Wor 5s4; Stonington, no sale; Cumber.
land coal 500; Money continues easy; Exchange
on London 94a94 finn.
Flour is duller. Sales of 1000 bbls at 81, 56a
s4,62 for State, and S. 12as51s to S. 90 for South
en- brands. Rye flour dull Corn meal S2,87.
Grain steady. Sales of $500 bushels Southern
white wheat, not prime at 118 cts. Genesee 1877
cts. Red 1l2al15 cts. Sales of 10000 bushels
corn at 6Sa65 cts, for white and mixed, and 67,
6S cts for yellow. Oats 50a5I cts. Rye sacts ne
bushel.
Provisions steady. Sales 14O bbls Pork at s15..
81 for mess. aud sls,25 for prime. Bacon un
changed. Lard l0ia11 cts. in bbls and kegs.
Groceries quiet. Sales of Rio coffee at 9Aa93
per ID. Sugars ana Molasses unchanged. Rice
4a4t cts.
Cotton is dull. Sales small and prices Slightly
favoring buyers.
Whlskey 223a23A cts per gallon.
PnILADELrnuA, May THE stock market is
quiet. U. S. 6's 100; Pennsylvania SIS 96t.
Flour quiet. Sales of 600 bbls at S4,s7. Rye
flour 1915. Corn meal S2,S7.
Sales of $500 bushels wheat at 1l2 cts. for red.
and ll6allS cts. for white. Sales 1000 bu shells
Corn at So cts. for white, and 6Ia62 Cts for vel.
low. Oats 42o44 els. Rye IS cs. per bushel.
Provisions unchanged. Sales small. Sales ri
Rio coffee at 94a9F cts.
Whisky 224a2SA cts. per gallon in hhds and
barrels.
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HOUSE oF Delegates.

We requested to announce THOMAS NJ. GALLY. o.
thecity OF Wheeling. and DR.. JOHN G. CAMPBELL, so
county as candidates for the House Delegates
well qualified to represent Ohio county in the next
ture of Virginia. aroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye warranted If used acco ding to directions
to change the hair nom any color, to beautiful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

EXPLOSION FROM IoNoRANcE.-A man named
Michael Foliage, in Philadelphia, on Thursday,
purchased about forty pounds of damaged percus-
sion caps for old copper, and, ON asking how he
could get the powder out of them, the seller les
tingly replied he could burn it out. Michael, IN
the simplicity of his nature, took them home.
heated large pot red hot, and threw them all in.
In lew moments there was terrific explosion,
the pot was broken to pieces, and some fragm ents
OF it striking Michael, he thrown violently to
the floor, and severely wounded in the face and
and hands II is astonishing that he was no. kill
ed. A portion of his clothing was torn of, and
one of his stout boots was split almost in two.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

potrs cfte tird District in Virginia. for elect
tHga Commissioner of the Board of Public Works n +
have unexpectedly received solicitations from yaris
parts OF the third District to become candidate for the
Board OF Public Worries IL you think be OF service
to youth this new position, you liberty to
whatever Of may promote. in thateon
nection the best Interests of my native State.
Most Respectfully,
Ia 4 81. ~ j. NJ. n. BEALE.
House of RepTesentatires, FEB. IT, 1888 - -
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Washington National Monument Office

washington National Monument Office.
10 THE PEOPLE OF VIRGISIA.-As an election ;s
to be held throughout the State of Virginia ON The
18th instant, the Bod OF Managers of the Wash
lngton Monument have resolved that an appeal he
made to the voters on that occasion, with the re-
quest that contribution may be taken up at the
polls in each election district of the State in mid
oil the great National Monument now being erect
ed in Washington in honor of the Father of his
Country: In complying with this resolution feel
mat 1t would be entirely superhuous to add any
thing to stimulate the patriotism or 10 increase the
Venerat on and love of those to whom the memo
ny OF Washington must ever be cherished and held
sacred. They cannot but feel peculiar pride in
doing honor to one who by his birth and illustrous
lie mas shed lmperlshable glory on their native
otate. 10 manifest their respect, love, and vene-
tauon Tor him who was and ought 10 be ssGrst in
the hearts oil ms countrymen,' another opportu-
NIFTY Will be afforded at the ensuing election of
contributing to the great Monument now in the
course OF erection in his honor. For this purpose
The commissioners of election, sheriff, or any 9th
er patriotic citizen who feels an interest in the nc
comPilshment of this noble object are resnectfnlIy
requested to put up boxes at the respective places
where the election will be held to receive sucb
contributions as may be ma lie by the voters and
others so disposed and transmit the several amounts
thus contributed to the Hon: E. WHIrrLEsEy, GEN
eral Agent of the Society. This favor is respect
fully solicited by the Board as an act of patriotism
and in honor of the ilustrous Father of his Coun-
try and especially as no agents can conveniently
be appointed to perform this gratifying duty.
GEO. WATTERSON, Sec.
The respective journals Throughout the State are
requested to publish the above. s.e.a.i 1850
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PERFECT JET BLACK, d.
ss-Ftt WITHOUT
-. - ~ Staining the Skin. .Z9
Price, 80 cents per bottle. For sale byKELLS D. CALD
WELL. Wholesale Agents, and by wbr. R. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

Ponrrics OF DEArH.-The Portland Argus, in
announcing the decease of the Vice President, re-
marks; Death knows no distinction. He is the
great democratic leveller,'
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TRUST SALE,
by virtue OF deed of trust from Thomas McEwen to
- the Undersigned, for the benefit of David Done,
dated this 26th day OF January 1852 duly in
the clerks office OF the county court Ohio county in
book 81 page No. snail the 23d day june 1883 at
the front door ofthe court house of Ohio county II
CLOCK NJ, on that day, 10 sale public auction
eight S. in the addition to the city Of
South Wheeling : iss - =. 80 - - -
ADJ-TermS oEsale, cash. Ilr1 e. ,, ..-=-.- 4
The title OF said property is believed to be undoubted
and ndisputable, but selling shall only convey
such title as is in vested. A. J. PANNEI,I,
mao 81 = a',-'",' Tr,,stoa
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nit is reported that Dr.. John g. Calhoun, a
son Of the deceased statesman, is to be appointed
secretaryof Legation to France or Spain.
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nrPoISoNING.m

Thousands of Parents who use vermfuge composed OF
Castor Oil, Calomcl &C., aware, that while thew
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for aseres diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflim5s, etc.
In another column win be found the advertisement
iobensacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill.
drens health. In LiveHcompaints disorders ari.
aing from those of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine. HobensacRs Liver Pills.
% notdseeiped, !" but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
syrup and Liver Pills, observe each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine. 75fi
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106 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, ne" K''D'
lNC 90 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
6 casks currants;
6 boxes citron and Lemon peeli
case Fancy Box Pruaes;
| 1cask do to sell cieapi
6kegs Malaga Grapes, in good oIdeF
2tTaiIs Dates; boxes conserve Gbse''
dee1s Sd WOODROW
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Mammoth Hat st

Mammoth Hat Store: VI,
No. 146 AND 14S MAIN STREET, WHEEikior5s r 10 =
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store I'D ~; ron
.. the demand has hand and is ree:T I15ses; sos
Eastern cities, and manufacturing one o. th In This a.
consisting OF every variety and style now ~ Tsbosi
which will be sold at the lowest possible P''''
and retail. ,.se r,l and p
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps will please ri awaIsa
anime the stock for themselves, as we endea
suit our customers. ap21 .. 49, 49,.
TIE Won Want Fresh Gnrd,cIn, ne n II,ss stcfs..
apo :. o.-S--
60 BOXES sawyer's No. Rosin sosR fSS e!
OU mas A. G.RonlteE-----~
5000 HATS, HATS. dozen
TusT received at Tho black mammoth, SG sa for sum
81 mems fine metropolitan hats; very ~ nus
mer wear, which Will be SOFA low TODD & DRN'N'
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For BaItimore, W0shingfon, PhiIadeIoI,i
49, 49, zs5s;sEEa 49, 49, s. g
Great through Line for the East-

Great through Line for the EAST
VIE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from WheeIins IN
y 4 Baltimore, and connecting with the Washinei on
Rail Road at the Junction ately called the Relay
ni miles rom BALTIMORE and with Philadei
pna wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road 10 Phajenha
tbs great tunnels upon the line completed and
he woe road Is In fine condition. presenting one or Inc
most picturesque and romantic routes in the World ~
Inc new and splendid steamer the Union Line from
louisville aud Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from places to Baltimore
washington Philadelphia, &c, may OF the agents
express mail train leaves Wheeling daily quarter
NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives in Baltimore
S"SO miles, at A. the morning making the mas.
sage through In about 90 hours, including all soppages
Baggase checked through any eastern POINTS
Passengers baggage are transferred to the cars for
Washington at the Junction and Philadelphia at Bal
umore without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
pie time and opportunity points 10 their meals
through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
privilege OF lying over anywhere route 80 60to
washington, 96O-t Philadelphia, S10-to be had on
noaru me steamers OF the Union Line Onthe Ohio ard OF
vile. maj WN pa RKER E;onsI t S1n,ts
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Williams and BrOIR9er.

GENERAL GRoCERS AND - -If
Z Q M M ISS1ON MBR C ANTS,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
Offer their for the sale of all kinds of Pro
duce and Ma nuactures. Goods them may be sipped
by the halt d Ohio Railroad to Baltimore consigned
~ jacob Brandt Jr agent for the Powhattan Steamboat
Co.; Charles Pendergast, agent the Bao and Rich
nlond line OF Packets, either of whom will receive and
forward them without cha rye.
REFERENCES:
Jas r.. I;aker, Esq. 4=
Aaron Kelly, Sc ri 5- z..- e. -s-=-s=r -
DR.. N. H. Houston,
Messrs Sweeney dsSon.
{s yS 5 SaSP $S S1 g Baltimore
Judge Jno Brockenbrongh, Lexington, Va.
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
e Ii II s. ID II W d. C. o.,
MANUFACTURES OF

Doors, Moulaings, Sash and Yenitiqn Shutters,
JACOB STREET,
CENTRE WHEELING, VA.
III AVlNG completed extensive Factory, we are
every size. 80 "
All extra sizes oors and Sashes suitable to omen
fronts, &c made to order Every variety of moudings
from fourth bead to inch La
Every variety ofPiasers Architraves made to or
dor Also, Vcntian Shutters either stationary or revo-
The propretors their patrons and the public
That the above named articles manufactured from the
very be st material and latest improved styles orders
VIII be att ended to promptly, and goods packed for
snpplng map ELIAS DEW f. Co.
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
UST received by Express, this day. my second stock
oil Bonnets, entirely Styles also, Grape shawls
summer silks, tissues, and other seasnnable goods
ma9-2wu ALEX. HAYMAN.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BARNu:Ml.s HOTEL.


s,ma,,,, CuMpEaLAsp, MD.
ua,a late proprietor OF the United States
kes pleasure in informing The public he has
easea me aboye Hotel The building has undergone
from bottom to top is in first rate
~ IoE me reception and gentee accommodation all
VINO may please to patronze it, No exertons win
Hotels. ~ ~ "s 'io oeS'
laye associated with me inbusiness my son. Tnxo.
p ~, " EyANs-t will be conducted under the firm OF
Evans q Son. The old patrons OF the United States
eu inc pubic IN general respectfully requested to
o91fnne their support to this house, moderate
VI Enquire for tBarlums HOTEL
maio-tf w. EVANS.
CO.PARTNERSHIPs NOTICE.
II: PARKER has this day associated with him in
business, Mr.. Eichelaub. I'll $3.50 "
The confectionery cake baking business will he
tnueu at the old stand No. 146, Main street. under the
name ana s:yle Of lma10)t r. NJ PARKER a Co.
OHIO COUNTY COURT.
r>l,n, MAY TERM. 1853
lhDEhED That an election be held the fourth Tues
ing elections in district No. for the election Of an Over
seer OF the Poor in said district in the place of William
MGCnn, who has removed and that tho officers an.
pointed to hold and conduct general election Mt The
nc and place aforesaid hold said election and maEe rs
turn thereof according law that legal notice there
ma10-2tw JNO McCoLI0cu. cI.rr -
county court. Commissioners and Condue ors ~ hoII
viz: 4. iE[ ~ ' ''' oH'o county,
AZ James &cConnelps, in the first election districts
ContnllsSioHerS-John Hall, William MilIiran GeorSs
f[eAler, James Mcdonnell and Robert Stewart
CoHdhtctoT-Jamcs Dcnnson.
At Brothert1ns Tavern, said first eeetion dict r;c+
Con1WtSS1oHeTS-RObert Williamson. hraI
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American and Foreign Agency.

- JOE. G. G. KENNEDY,
Office on II street, between 9th and 10TH
GENERAL REFERENCES.
WARRINGTON
Hon. John w. NIaury Mayor;
baron Won Gerot. Prussan Minister;
aenri Bosch Spencer, Belgian Minister;
., Cen Winfield Scott,
Gales e Scaton;
Soleorand' Riggs, bankers;
Ghubb Brothers;
Joseph Henry, LII. D.
LoSpoS-yosenh X lilsersoll, American Minister.
The PTussian
Lieut. Lieut. co; Sykes, East India company;
81 Alb. Fonblanque, Boa d OF Trade;
Edwin Chadwick, Board OF Health;
George Peabody, banker.
PARIs-Ntlliam G. Rives;-Theod Say;
-fa al De Jonnes;-A. NJ. Guerry;
I'm. Latayette;-Li vingston, Wells & Co.;
LEIPZIG, SaxoLy-Dr Fiugcl.
BERLIS-Baroh n humboldt;
NJ. De,teric;-Prof. Won Raumer; 4
HAvRE-Lor. Draper. q, 49,, -. mno-3t
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L. IIOGE & SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents.
Marshall C. H., Va, Moundsuile, p. O,
NM LII practice in Ohio, Marshall and Wetzel counties
w Particular attention will he given collections and
LAID business AL kinds of land constantly for sale
ap21-1yd&tw ~
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~. TOBACCO and Cigars! -,
WIN LAUCHLIN, No 152 Main street, cas- among u
w large assortment the following articles
1000 ConsucllO cigars;
1910 La Eloisi
1000 PrinsadO
1000 ii SalvndU
1000 Fl Dorado
20OG La Protection cigars;
1000 Prunclea
100O Flores Habbana
Boxes twin brothers tobacco;
VirgiHil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-10

The road is properly fenced where the accident
occurred. the COW was bold tresnasser, and met
deserved fate.-Frest City. :. 3