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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25
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rhH..,aY MeEn;at. !: Dee. "a 1864,


ThHtsiay Morning, Dee. "a 1863,
ti1la 't,tttc Ci5uh The other
nfgtb out M 'nt 'siabd, The Gullic
lock thatslesy, ornaments lie apev Of
~ Peer and s5 Paul's College, TN
letlo5k IL inform the Town ut mid
nioi,t Chat he hour had come "wien
Splits Walk. anl ghosts bfeal; Up their
graves" In performing tha gfattiltous
service. orr anaianb friend strnek
foptv-tl,ee strokes to The terror of
ihe whole toun We awoke aud SO
berry cane to The conclusion that time
was 1T IN en1s A crowd Of varied
incidents Of d long life lenathily drawn
out. reverted 10 car mind, As III the
instance of downing man we
thought 81 lie honest men we have
wfonaed, aH lie rngtas who have
wfotged us-whet battle array OF
SPLITS appeared 'oodF Distracted view !
And how tlunofonq for The things tlat
rtu "thuia.' nuF brain sttgnefs now,
viii, the tholghs tlat occurred 70 Us
rs we commenced lhe repetatiou d
HAL bean NH PRAYER "V5te 7 Inv me
T0tra. g." W. wauld sav 10 on
Gallo freud, tbat il lie can DO no Bet
Ter Thar Tile. and must Tighten hon
est men from their quiet iepose, aud
teFif, them with The intelligence that
''tiue's Al "a etl. md chaos come" he
had better wind up--or rim down-oF
hide lis tate. and ltiru OF bis hanus
forever.
To- In 4 Stirling world ike thf--
where raop'e are mo1 mr. and remov-
ING, aHtl moving again. Tie man who
has The SOUND common sense and GOOD
judgement, 10 take d Daily piper.
should !itst come IL lie printing Office,
md IL person report himself, when he's
Eoing % move. How is It possible
oliei ,sa, Il know, where 70 send "the
palet'" Interested motives will
ri0mp5 nai .hb5ts 10 any "Ilant, has
roue ID -------' and another vii cay
he has zoha IN III opposite direction.
IN tlia mean tii1e The carrier who is
III blisstdl ignorance 81 everything ex
eel1t that he bun ga0 papers TO deliver, |
lays dow. tl'a smoking sheet, al the
crime tloot eyefy morning. Aud Then
some small t'iief, 70 GRITTY biz plopan-
city TO s,eel--tales The parel'--ntid
then He innocent editor who site Ii Lis |
saher'n III day lon.., endeavorriiig-
from IL email map 10 learn what VII |
be lie nesst phase Of The E" Eastern
QUESTION lis abused This il tie |
ot.'iiinR and The end OF gre, ,oua
matter q daily complaint. lfany one
Of or eleven iiiotlgan,l cash sltl,qcri-
beis DO not gel The Comet --les them
say 20 eat'y. and IL they are not in
------- itaelf (to which there is no rail
way wo will engage TO fhp II their
-.---.ssss - = ~pp~---------
IluHr ENTHUSIASTICALLY The
hour ,oi The death and burial Of light
literature, i close at hand. The book
mailing business has got down as low
M Il paaib'f can ret, and y healthy
ia6 ion mrss speedily take place.
The time co}nNs when looks will not
he sa'ue,l and soil according 10 The
o. Ill, ind Oh the outside,
anl he n''ntcr Of worn onl Plates on
tho ie. The number Of pages will moi
be lie standard Of value then, but The
quality aad eapssilv OF The author viii
enter into The consideration.
Il is aaihor amusing to 20 into
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

EV- 1905 bales of cotton were
received at the levee in New Orleans
Oh Monday last the letl inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

PoLYGAmY--A man named Ben
nett having been arrested at Louis
vile on the charge Ct bigamy, it was
proved that he had wives IN Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, New York, and
several other States. His lat mar
riagc alliance was with Madame Blan-
che, an arrant humbug, who tells for
tunes for a livelihood Mr. Bennett
was sent 10 jill, and Is lost to all Of his
wives. lie ought to be sent to jail,
and be lost to all Of iis wives. lie
ought to be sent to Turkey aglc.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

The following facts, in relation to
the year Of our Lord 1854, we're point
cd out the other day by clerical
friend Of ours. The year begins and
ends on Sabbath--tLerc are five
months in the year that contain FIVE
sabbaths, and there are ffty-thrce
Sabbaths in the year. Such coinci-
denee, be believes, will not occur again
for tWenly-cight years.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

DIR. Hackett, the celebrated CON-
edian, is playing at Louisville. Coun-
tess dc Berg is also at Louisville Civ
;ag concerts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
illustration OF KoszTA.-The National Intelli-
rencer of Friday morning, says:

LrHERATIoN OF KoszrA.-The National Intelli-
gencer of Friday morning, says:
We were not wrong yesterday, we find, surmis-
ling that the visit of the Austrian Minister to Mr.
Marcy at Albany related 10 the disposal of KoSzta.
We now learnthat the Austrian government, about
a month ago, consented TO the liberation OF KoSz-
to, un condition that he should be put on board Of
nh American vessel, and return directly TO the u
nited States; and the Austrian Minister at Con-
stantinople was instructed TO communicate this
determination TO the American Minister, Mr. Marsh.
This consent 10 the release OF KoSZta was given,
we understand, in consequence OF the recovery OF
the Hungarian Tegaia, as related IN our last Paris
letter, and in the French papers. 1t appears that
rs KOSzta was one Of, KoSSutPs party when the
Hungarian crown, &C., were taken from Buda, it
was supposed that he could give information OF the
disposition Of the articles which might lead TO their
recovery; and this we learn was the motive, or one
of the motives, which induced his seizure at SmyT-
ia. About the last of August the missing regalia
were discovered, our readers are already lnlUrm-
ed, near Orsova, just without the Hungarian Dor
der, 20 which KOSsuth first fled. The recovery oil
the crown and jewels, together with the necessity
of releasing the French Consul General Iom the
disagreesbIe engagement to keep KcSzta, Induced
the Austrian government 10 consent TO his release.
on the condition above. We see it further men-
toned, in the New York Herald, that in consent
ing TO this arrangement, the Austrian government
reserves the right of considering KoSzta as an Aus
TRAN subject, if he shall return TO Turkey, so long
as he shall mot be Invested of his native nationals
ty in a regular and lawful way"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. 1858.
Mr.. Hv3ea4nett,s Reply to Lord John Russell.

Mr.. HyeTett's Reply to Lord John Russell.
A press Of other matters has prevented us from
sooner laying before our readers the mastery reply
of Mr. Everett 20 the arrogant letter OF Lord John
Russell, published some time since. Wedo so 20
day, and need hardly add word Of comment on
the letter, so well does it speak for ITSELF and
respond to the patnotc sentiments of every true
American heart. Every page of his reioinder is
mastery, and he demolishes the specious and un-
"a sound reply of Lord John Russell so completely,
that it will be difficult for him to collect the scat
tered fragments. All true Americans must be
proud of such manifest of the true spirit OF our
Institutions from our ex-Premier.
Some of the Democratic Press are finding fault
with Mr. Everett for daring 10 reply to the British
Secretary, after he (Everetl had left the Office of
SECRETARY of State. Now we really cannot see
why freeman, an American citizen, has not at
all times the indeeasible right to speak his seni-
ments when, where, and as he pleases, Lord
Russelrs communication was published. Mr.. Ev-
T, eretrs arguments and positions were commented
upon, and the proud position of the American peo-
pie en- the Cuba question was impugned. Was
Mr. Everett to sit quietly by AID wait for Mr.. Mar
cy to defend them and his posiuons2 Was Mr..
Marcy likely TO do SO, aiHOre, and has he as
yet manifested any disposition to do so atall3 Be-
sides, Lord Russelps communication was not adj
dressed to Mr. Marcy, but to his own Minister, and
Fl. as such i, was published Mr.. Everett. or Mr..
Any .body-else, had perfect right to reply TO 1t.
Mr. Everett has done so, and the American people
are proud of his vindcation of the Nations cause.
The Richmond Enquirer is sorely hurt at his arro-
gance, and thinks his communication common ex-
tccept in style. Now, but Few of the Democratic
papers have attacked Mr.. Everett, aud those few
are we fear actuated by the desire TO forestall the
Just popularity which Mr.. Everett has acquired by
his noble stand upon the great foreign questions of
the day. Fora Democratic paper to question his
right to reply is anything but Democratic, and we
hope they will not abandon the principles which
they profess, but be ready to acknowledge the car
dnal principle of the country, that all are equal,
and that all have an equal right 10 think, speak,
and write what they please uPonthe public ques-
tiOns Of the day. Do not, then, gentlemen, be
uneasy at Mr.. Eyeretrs position, but give him lis
just laureIs, for the people will, though you may
attempt to prevent them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

ID .uI-It is stated by the New York Express that
Mr.. Everetgs letter to Lord John Russell was sub
mitted to Mr.. Marcy before its publication, audr re-
ceiVed his sanction and recommendation that it
should appear. That being the case, were not
certain Journals rather fast in treating it piece
of imperlinence on the part of Mr.. Everett' Mr..
Marcy, itseens, did notthink SO. Such disclosure
places those journals in.quite an awkward fix
Will they condemn thu Premier for permitting 50
great piece of impertnence to appear with his
eudorsa. or are they still ofthe same opinion
about Edward Everett and his Russell let,erl--.
Richmond Wing. '-..a ss..s .a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
CheapI cash Shore.

TIME subscriber is just receiving his Second Stock OF
fall and winter Goods, consisting of all qualities and
styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which he Offers
and will sel lower than any other house in the CITY, The
best qualities OF French Mernos from 90 to St1ol per
500 Long Showls from 50 to SIS, best qaesi and all
other kinds and qualities in proportion, 100 patterns bro
Silks all styles and S, and at price. Vel
vet Ribbons all styles plain and scooped Flouncings all
styles and qualities. E
Intend 10 keep up my the year round, and all
favor with ucall have their wants supplied
ut No 165 Main street. Wheeling Va And larespecfully
invite all who may notice this advertisement TO call and
examine cheap stock, and the utmost attention shall be
octS JOHN G. HEFTLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Hempfeld Railroad.

Proposals for RnIIasting and GSrn ding.
DROtoSALS will be received at the Office OF the Engi.
eer, In Wheeling, until the 10th October, Tor ballast
ing the track OF the Henpfed Road, between Wheeling
and Washington ~
Specifications for ballast will be seen at the Office.
At the time proposals will be eived furnish
ing timber tresg for framing raising tres
ling at various points on the line. .E
Proposals will also be received for the grading and
bridging or nneor ten sections east of Washington;
for several other sections previously let which have not
been pushed forward BY original contractors
The numbers OF the sections, and all other needul in
formation will found at the office the Engineers on
the several Residences after the 10Th inst.
By order OF the hoard.
CnARLEs ELLETT, JR. Engineer. oct3td
P. S.Work viii be allotted to contractors having a
force which they bring the line Immediately, fair
prices before the day specified for receiygproposals.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
WILLOW WARE, &c.


1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market ALA
rEH K undersigned takes this opportunity to eztndtO
his friends his heartfelt thanks for the very beu Ft
tronage he has received siaee he became resident Ia
CITY, and begs leave to inform them that he will sdaE
tinue to manufacture every description Of willow and
tan waIe being fully confident It by strict atienfla
business he will insure the patronage OF IvnS
lie as he is determined nothing shall be wanting ah
part 10 give entire satisfaction TO those who may avGn
with cali, where they will find large asSortmentSa
above wares constantly hand, including chlrenIE
ons, cr1des, chairs, etc. Baskets OF every deserf5
too numerous to mention, wholesale and retail.
"Orders promptly executed. l.. AOOSN
Bold baskets neatly repaired. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
Gold Medal.

HUIu ILIJudIs |---""|- !
THE fine octave Louis XIV Ghiokering Piano. exhtb
tied at the wectcTn Virginia Fair, on the 18Th. nth
andI5lh Sepembor by Jas Melor, semitic the Penn
syVRnn State Fair at Pittsburgh, September 27 2sth,
Meda over p competitors including the fine snowy ri.
with pearl keys, etc. This is nOtln than
Justice, and credtto the committee Pianos as wen
a the maker Or5the' instrument. 4uI ....ta.
4 copy of The dLrGrd az Tecetred: 81
To Jonas Chckorng. Boston, Mas- exhibited by John
II. Melor, agent for Western Pennsylvania.
For ono octave Grand Piano Forte with Patent Iron
Frame and repeating action OF superior tone aud York
nIdHship. =. ga ~. ~ i7t.' ~
Ono square Piano Forte, carved rosewood case
III the style OF Louis XIV, with Patent lion Frame, for
beauty and design, superior tone and workmanship
Gold Medal. ..1.la.-Tsa l-
U5-Ths award is from the Committee Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania state Fair. r. -..,... 90,
oe'S TGo.ette eopy.7 JAS N ME
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

rINHE subscriber most respectfully Informs the public
that the Columbia House, at the corner of Pratt and
Paca streets, tformerIy Three Tuns) has undergone
THoRoUGHREpAIR, aud has had Two stories added to
it, making LARGO addition OF chambers, parlOrs sitting
rooms eec, Tho whole house has been newly fitted up
capetcd, and bedding allew. 1t las heen thorough
ly cleaned and painted and papeed The modern STYLE
which will make equal tu any house, for Its size, here
elsewhere accommodation. II is within few min
walk the Southern and Western Depot where IFS
to hose who may want pleasant hotel with reasonable
charges to stop at while in the Monumental City.
U-5-HIS TABLE will be furnished with the best the
market afford, and his Bar is supplied with the host
Wines Liquors and ScgRTs that be imported. Give
me n coll. OctSdtm T.. b. ROBEY To-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
Deannce salamander safes,


alHIfM GAYERR'S PATENT.
;kEI1lE5 ROBERT M. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
55< FORMERLY 30 JOHN STREET,
Is Sole Manufacturer IN the United States OF tho above
original and only reliable Saamanders bot regards
curity against fire and burglars Every SAFE sold at this
establishments manufactured under the peaoual spen
teDdence OF Mr. g. GAYLER, whose experience OF TWEEN.
ty six years as safe maker together with the many
tests which safes his manufacture have triumph
Iywithstood in this and Cities warrant the subsc
Der in recommending them superior to any in
They are the only Sales to which
MR. F. O.! G0FFtN'S NEW PATENT IMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCEL OCKANDC CROSS BAR
is or be applied.
large number OF these Locks and cross bars are al
Teadyi use BY banks, brokers' jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they afford against the e
forts OF the most sknI either by means OF
powder, false keys, picks drills together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined rap
idly increasing in public estimation, and are confidently
stated 10 be equal, il not -
SUPERIOR TO ANY. LOCK- IN THE WORLD
Safes of all sizes, suitabIe for merchants banks jewel
bank vault DOORS plate chests for private families,
hand, sale, order at the depot, 1872 Pear
street 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, by
sep19-d1Y 800 = ~, ROBERT M PATRICK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
JOHN G.. HEFTLY
Mntina.

THE subscriber, having returned home Germany,
after absence OF four months hegs inform
lis friends and the public generally that he will hereafter
he regularly both maretS, with his supply good
Meats Snusagcs, Lard etc and respectfully socits their
patronage with the that they will receive
attention, at reasonable prices:
oct7daw JOHN ZOECKLER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
Wants.

A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, OF temperate hab
IA its, who give the most satisfactory reference OF
character desircsa situation salesman in Furniture
other StOTeI ho would engage in plain clerkng
would enter into any gcnee business that might be
Trusted to him, at moderate pay.I % Cd
Address 'tW. II. Mp through tho Wheeling Post Olcc
nrfE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

VIA charter for submarine telegraph. from
Cuba TO the United States, has been granted to
Samuel A Kennedy, Don Francisco Noy, and Don
Felipe Neinez, by Gen. Canedo, for term of 10t
years The whole distance will be 1872 miles, di-
vided into four sections by intervening Islands
The longest cable will be only So miles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

extensive variety OF Dress Material in rich Silks,
N French MerInos, figured plain Mousn dc Laines,
Cashneres, French and English chntzesjust opened at
oct10 ,HHISKELL a co.'s (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

Professor Alex. C. Barrys Tricopheruus,
or Atedieatcd Compound. for benutiying curing Fsrv
ing restoring, a strengthening the hair reIHs diseases
OF the skin, curing rheumatic pains, and leslu; external
wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines Ne EsPgl
ton Of Barry's trieopherous peryades the uEol I9s
sales OF the article OF late years have increased ho
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, amer
ll examination of his sales book finds that The nnet Of
bottles delivered to order in Quantities oIrOm agc
upwards during the year 1852, was within trifs Ois
II is unnecessary to present at length the evidence OI
wonderful properties OF the tricoPherous whell SE
have furnished such endorsement this. etleaP
ness orhe article and the explanations given its n
ica action upon the hair the scalp, and in all eass
percial irritation, first recommended II TO the sloI
OF the people, This all that the inventor desired E
cry bottle advertised itsnlf The effects ofthe fluid Tt
ed expectation. II acted like charm The ladies Nodi
not be without it. Country dealers in every section ~.
United States found they must havcit and thus vas sl
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto unhsaI das
regards articles OF this kind The highest point as Lot
vet been reached and it is believed the sales tbs Iar
viii be million and half or bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 137 broadway, New l@A'
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle. ,,
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity: Soa y
all the principal druggists throughout the United Stats
Canada Mexico West Indies; Great Britain Frante nd
by ]. H. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. junel4dtw&NSh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

AProrurnESrs.-The Union of Saturday morn
ing announces the following appointments by the
President:
John W. H. Underwood, of Georgia, to be an
Associate Justice of the Court of the United States
for the Territory of Utah.
VIVA. w. II. Davis, of Pennsylvania, to be the
United States Attorney for the Territory of New
Charles BlOOmer to be United States Marshal for
New Mexico. al.-l-. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
Woltes. .BalIard & %.

aiissG IMPORTERS J0BBEasiNi
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Z, 1Ts Market streefi PhiladeIphia.
w b. q Go: have also egeped q warehouse for the
nlar attention WIN % given to OF Wool,
Flour, Bacon and T0baec0. i
REFER TO-John GoshornS Esq. -XrbaaI;rs,
.tstlSThos. Johnstons IT., Bsq. ssnssttHs
= -1rt I'D david FarIieE Esq ClarTlngton, o.
,.a John y. Bayiess, Rsq,, Portland, %.
ts- 81 M sAbsalom Ridgelys Bsq Ohio co. Va. 'f3
c. Tarr, Jr. q Co, Yyellaburg Va
- q fI.s, James Means, Esq. SteubenyilIe, o.
CcoL. B. r. KELLY, formerly Of Wheeling Is engaged
in this House0 sep26-d1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

BoNNETs AND BONNET RIBBONS.
ELEGAN1 Linen Bonnets, in beautiful styles, win
II Ter; rich bonnet Ribbons In Plaid ana other styles
oc,1o O't '''''SeH . HEIsKELL q CO.'S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

1.-THE New Orleans papes of the 18th ultimo
state that the tOtalnumber Of deaths fromMay %,
oalthe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the disease, toseptember %
inclusive, was O,Ie4. of which 7,72s were byyel-
low fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
- TIMOTHY SEED.
QJ BUSH. prime Seed, just received and for sale by
Cl Oct7 s.sr JOHN r. MORROW
Give us a Cali.

Give us a Call. sat -.
TIVE undersigned have just received and OPP
ing one OF the largest stocks Of cloths cassimeres and
vrstings brought TO this MARKET for fall and winter
Also large assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods. We only ask all and examination, goods
will recommend themselves Chcy require praise from
us,) at Mop, Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
.r.. Il 81 .fa WHEELER tS .LAK1N,
ootT Hf, Merchant Tailors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

MoxEY MArrERs.-The New York Tribune gives
the following account ofthe nodus operandi of the
Western Railroads i'll procuring funds to complete
their projects: ia
In money there is no marked change. On call
the supply continues full at per cent. Paper
goes at Sal2 per cent, with but very little below
10 per cent. The pressure of the Western Rail-
road paper in the matkette to sustain the rates
for paper. The roads not being able 10 make ne
goiiations of their bonds, having filed the West
ern banks with their acceptances. These accept
nnces are sent to Wall street, in large quantities
for re discount and those of the best character
selling at l5alS per cent, and absorb an immense
amount of the capital employed In paper. We
think one institution on Wall street has over half
million Of these acceptances in its portfolio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

10 uJ-The defaultng Cashier of the Mechanics
and Manufacturers Bank, Conn, "A lbert w. Snom,
was released from the State prison afew days since
upon tie petition of his wife. he was sentenced
to two years Imprisonment upon ten, indictments
against him for embeazling some $4,000 from the
Bank. and has been in prison, about eight months
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

p OLD THINGS HAVE PAssED AWAY, AND THIS nousE
.f-t-s ~ HAS BECOME NEW. -z.t 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10
Read this!!

Read this!!
YET1I BOAIHe, No. 16I Mai street, Wheeling, "a.
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fall and Win.
ter stock OF Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes oevery
scyptioni all CT The best quality latest style Also
misses nd chilren's wear Of all classes, with full
sortment OF mens boys and youths Kip boots and shoes
sample pair Of Ladies' Winter Gate boots can be
at the Fair the Island. "a ~ -
Particular attention ought he paid to that sample
N. BAH the above classes fwork warranted and,
will be sold wholesale and retail,
sep13 TVM hole
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-10

h'''rT The Jews of constanti6Cpls have made a
voluntary offer of a million of piasGes towards
expense of the military operations of Turkey
against Russia. The Jews of Smyrna proposed to