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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
Classical and Mathemat1oaI
Institute.

A SELECT SCHOOL, under the above name VIII VIII
n commence in Centre Wheeling, on WeineSIsSS SA'
nary L. 1854. Its first teacher will be George ~ Ii
graduate or s'The University OF Vermont. ~ wiz
open for the admission OF pupils OF all ages LOT Lae r
emit ami any studies may be put sued which may oe eCen
ed necessary qualify boys IN due time TO act thef P
The principal has had much experience In teaeng anu
thorough training may be expected
lar entrusted 10 his care. .,.. .h.,, ,hs
Moral disciplined being OF far more lmporLaIee Ih1n NY
knowledge letters, will have its az; sT
share Of attention The discipline Will be stret ana
hored iudicous and the Principal! mas no hesitaoS
in saving that the order Of the schooroom VIII pc SUN
an IL ner The greatest advantages or quiet ahu pleas
ant T,snfnl hor Scholars will have all necessary as
Int IL will the aim OF the TEACHER 10 eAee
1b; @ minis TO actionto help them to obtain results
S tSoseIves Their than TO cram their memories WIN
f,c,e a nd their ears with words and sounds.
s snfs esirous having their sons lay Thoroughly ana
,atI tLs groundwork or their ago, aIo respectfully lnH
h {yn1s OF Tuition will be the same as at othet sln
lar Institutions in the city andn deduct be aoo
Sr absence. Scholars will be eousdee1 a.
entered for whole tern and tits absolutely
that they should both enter at the nH
ming and attend regularly through the whole ee1se III
which they enter. Scholars who do not des 70 DO 'u
latter, are not desired. .,.-. ,,,Ii6
The Principal has placed certificates Of his own guam
cations in the hands or the Rev. Jas D. 70
nv neTnissiun reference is made for all necessary
inior nation about the school, uesS-
~ I docs 'ai'1 ~ KELIs g CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

WASHINGTON NEws.-The Star has the follow
ing:
NaUal e6ieers Ordered, Se.-The following Off
Gers have been ordered to the s:oop-of-war Deca-
tur, now at Boston, whose destination, we take TO
be, the Pucific viz: 2urSer, John J. jones' Acting
Master, #. S. Phelps; Boatswain, H. Bright; gun
ner, II. P. Venable Carpenter, ]. A. Miller; sail
maker, A. A. Warren.
Third Assistant Engineer Virginius Freeman or
dered 10 duty in the office of the Engineer in Chief
at Washington.
Arany Officer dead.-Lieut. Edward Hays. ofthe
4th. Artillery, died the 25th ult. at sea, his
passage from Brazos Santiago to New Orleans, OF
yellow fever.
Vacancies in the Reuenue Marine SerUiee.-We
understand that the Secretary of the Treasury has
already decide that the death of ile officers in the
revenue marine service, who were lost on We'd
nesday last 18th ust.) in the cutter Hamilton, on
Charleston bar, created no vacancies i'll the service
inasmuch as the vessel TO which they were at
tnched, was totally lost with them. So he will
make no appointments in their stead.
P0stmGsters for Confrmation.-The President
is understood TO have sent in TO the Senate more
than one hundred post Office appointments. We
have reason 10 believe that he Las withheld many
Of the appointments (nlready made) in some o: the
States, for further considerations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

TnE BURNED MArL.-rhe following were among
the mails destroyed by FIRE, lastweek, on the Mich
igan Southern Railroad:
Dec. 2, Georgetown to Fort Ripley, nearly all
burned. H-
Washington. D. c., Dec. .. to Chicago and St.
Louis, and in fact nearly all the Washington mail
was burned.
From Richmond, Va, to Iowa city. nearly all
burned.
From Portsmouth, Va. to Iowa city. nearly all
burned.
Dec. 4. Washington, D. c., to Burlington. Iowa,
nearly all burned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

ARREST OF FUOrrIvE FROM MAnYLASD.-on
Sunday, officer Irving, of Richmond, Va, sue
ceeded in arresting, at the Broad street hotel. in
TINT city, octavius Mcpherson Lyles. fugitive
from justice, charged with the murder OF Thomas
NJ. Garner, ut place called the "Cove," in Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, on the 9TH inst. The
Dispatch says Lyies does not pretend to deny that
he killed Garner, but AYERS that he was justified
in so doing. Lyles arrived in Richmond ON Sntur-
day afternoon, in the northern train of cars, and
took lodgings in the hotel in which he was arrest
eJ. He is confined in jail, awaiting requisition
from tie Governor of Maryland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

Further PARrICuLARs-On Saturday the Uni
ted States revenue cutter Jefferson Davis, Lieut..
Murden, left Charleston in search OF the bodies of
those drowned by the loss of the cutter Hamilton.
James tlagan is the name OF the seaman saved from
one OF the life boaS-the rest, consisting oil Capt.
Rudolph, Thomas Stone, quarteimaSttr, OF Boston
two boys and four men, having been drowned IN
consequence Of the boat upSetting among the brea-
kers. Hngan was the only the who lnShed him
self to the boat. The other life boat of which no
information has as yet been aScrr:ained, although
from the severity of the weather but very slight
hopes are entertained Of her safety, contained Ca
milius Saunders, son of Gen. Romulus ii Saunders,
OF North Caroline, first lieutenant; +. q. Hine,
third lieutenant there being no second lieutenant
attached, and the remainder of the crew, which
probably consisted of the carpenter and four men.
Among tLGse on board the Hamilton in addition
10 the officers already mentioned, were John Ma
hony, boalswan; George Garter, gunner; VIM.
Rowan, seaman; John Sullivan, seaman; George
Thompson, alias James Mehani Thomas Stone,
quarteTmaster; Michael Cowley, seaman; Thomas
Johnson, seaman Glez. Gam, seaman; Joseph
3owSeT, seaman; James Lucas, seaman; Henry
dwell, unctIinini Timothy HuIly seaman; John
johnson, seaman; James Eagan, or Hagnn, saved;
Charles Brown, Cook. -.~ ,-4..--le
1t appears that the Hamilton, in attempting to
go 10 seq from Charleston Bar, OH Wednesday last,
got ashore OIL the breakers IN tile vicinity, but was
finally got of in the evening, although in conSe-
quence OF tie difficulty OF getting under way near
the shoals, it was deemed prudt mt to wait until
morning. At daylight, however, it commenced
10 blow gale from the northeast, which rendered
it impossible to get the vessel unde way in the po-
stion she then lay, and capt. Rudolph, directing
his attention to her security, brought all her chains
into requisiion, but the gale continued to increase,
one cham after another parted and she was driven
ashore on Folly Island Breakers, on Thursday
night, and the mass shorty afterwards going blythe
board, and the vessel leaking very badly, 1t was
deemed best 10 abandon her, that being the Gully
choice for saving The lives OF all on board but un
fortunately by the upsetting of the life boat, al
ready stared, they soon met watery grave.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

A RACE DEcrDED.-The American clipper Night
ingale, Capt Mather, and the BliIbh clipper Chnl.
lenger, Capt. Killick, left woosurg, below Shan
ghni, on the sth of August last for London. The
papers by the Arctic report that the Challenger
arrive at Glavesend on the 26th of November, and
the Nightingale at Deal on the 2sth, the latter
thus losing the race by about two days. On the
departure of the vessels from China, great interest
was feltinthe result of the race and much money
was Tepoitedto be staked on the issue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
Increase, sl72,ls2 10
9O5 81

Here we see the revenue of the main stem of
the road in the past month, was more than double
what it was in the corresponding mouth of last
year. What would it have been if the railroad
had the double track from Baltimore 10 Piedmont,
and the locomotives and cars, necessary TO the &C.
commodation of all the trade and travel that it
would :hen have commanded7 The City Co neil
will have this question answered, in coed time. if
it will pass, without further delay, the ordinance
that will enable the railroad company obtain the
money necessary to make there essential improve
ments and additions to the road.-BGltimore Pa
triOt 14M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

TnE GREATEST .'srslKE" we Lave heard of
lately came off in tenpin uley, where man
got a twelve strike by splitting the first pin, and
Knocking down the.remuining pins and the buy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

"wrLL You TAXI the Lie of Pierce or Scott this
morning, madamel" said newsboy to our good
aunt Betsy. '.No, my lad," she replied, ''lhey
may live 10 the end OF their days for me-pve
nolhin' agin 'eIn.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

IsrEaEsrrNe FROM TrxAs.-we learn from tht
Austin State Gazette that Gov. P. H. Bell has re-
signed the office of Governor of Texas, and the
duties of that station have been thereby devolved
upon the present Lieut.. Governor, j. w. Hender-
son. by whom they will be discharged until the
2lst of December next
resolution has been introduced inlo the Texas
Legislature, declaring what is known as the seal
ing system, as the fixed policy of the State A bill
has also been introduced, fixing the 1st of July,
1885, as the period before which the holders of the
public debt, who have been adjudged 10 have a
lien On the five million fund, reserved by the Uni
ted States, as creditors TO whom the duties on i'm
ports were pledged, shall file the releases required
by The provso OF the boundary act, their claims
shall be annulled and cancelled.
The Indianola Bulletin of the seth ultimo an
nounces the arrival of Lieut.. w. H. Stevens OF the
U. S. Typographical Engineers, who is stationed
there for the present in his capacity as supernte-
dent II the removal of the Colorado raft.
gentleman named VIM. r. Mess, from Han
cock county, Ga, committed suicide in Marshall,
on the Goth ult, by cutting his throat with razor.
He had property 10 the amount of $4,000 with
him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
baltimore and ohio Railroad.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board O.
Directors of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany was held this morning. The report oil the
business done by the road in the month oil NO,
vember. W hich was read at the Board, showed that
the transportation eastwardy into the city oil bal-
,io,nr of the nrincipal articles, was as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

The average dividends within the last five years
range between s-1oths per cent. and 10 per
cent. The total dividends for 1s4s amounts to
SI,sIl,75O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

Iva CouxraY NEwsnoox in Yorkshire, the fol-
lowing notice is written over the chimney
"Genicn,en learning to spell. are requested TO use
yesterdays papers"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
A MN THAT Will ACTUALLY nlnsrLr SILL cnplp

NAN THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUIN HINsRLE SILL cnpAp
TO roANuKrrY LAR0El
ISAAC Prayer las jus returned from the gast with
the best stock oil Dry aud Fancy Goods, IHosie.
ry, &C., exhibited In this city which he is offering
and beautiful building, No. rs, Main ST.,
Cbctween Union streets,o such astonishing
low prices every who call him (and
they do SOY to ter the above ex- lamaton,
His stock being large TO enumerae, he will only di-
rect particular attention choice OF the II.
:est style of PIaids, French MerinOs, and Wool
DeInInes OF every color. Blankets, EmbrOider.
les, and assortment Of Linens, such mover
before.
To the trade particular advantages, through
his connection with importing houses OF the
try lie cheap Jobber in the Eastern
Marko- [novIl ISAAC pRAGER, 1i5 Mainst.
JAS. H. MoMEcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY, at election be held in the Spring OF 1871
oct2S:tI 70 ~ .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

A woMAn's RIarrs MARn1AoE.-some time since
it was stated in the Newspapers that Rev. Antonette
Brown in due exercise of her functions, as mirls-
ter Of the Gospel, had performed the marriage
ceremony, at Rochester. Among the gentlemen
present. on the occasion, it seems, was Rev. Mr..
Claiming. A spectator of the scene says:
GAS Mr. Chanting maIries in novel way, while
on the subject will repeat his manner of dong it.
The parties stand up, when he proceeds 10 address
them, at considerable length, the importance Of
marriage, its obligation and duties. When asked
IL they are willing to take each other for husband
and wife, the parties reply EYES, and he SO pro
nounces them A prayer is then offered up, and
the ceremony is through with"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

The BANKS OF BosToH.-The Boston Courier has
published table in relation to the Banks Of that
city, and the dividends that have been declared by
th-m viii in the last FIVE years. From this we
learn that the aggregate amounts of capital at the
inns mentioned. were as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

40 Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, opposite The State House.
HENRY w. SARRORD,
[MPoRTER M, Dealer IN CURTAINS, CURTAtN MA
y. rER1t1s. Asp FURs1rURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
Wf0LESALE IND FETAL.
The stock comprising, In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Gorhtcesi
Do Muslin Do do Ptnsi $1,000.
'Dfapery Laees q Muslihs; do Bands,
French ali Canopy Arches and Rings;
and colcrs; go = ?. Cords, Tassels, Gimps,
Satin de Lainesj r. FrtnSest curtain Drops
DaTlIasks; &c.
large stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all eolors and
q PdiSTS 81 15i WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
n b. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the MEASURE
ofthe heghth and width o. he entire frame OF window
marf7-1Td6sW
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rsICK AND AFFLloTED..a

THE most sale and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs colds, asthma.
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopng
cough Group, tickling rising In the throat
bity pains in the side breast constitution,
from the OF calomc and other causes, is DOCTOR
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; consumption, alter has reached state, undas
sumed character hitherto considered neurabe, yields
without struggle to this great gina Wild Cherry pre-
PAL alton Remembcr-Ihe great Original Wild Cherry
preparations and the only compound prepared by regular
physician, is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR.. STHAYNE, his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Es,-DE. JAMES sAKERi 'FELLS Il CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDSALL & Co., Ctncinnatti
and by dealers generally. sepl9
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Do goI remember The Old Corner

DOsgOqt remember the EOtG CofheF
MO. 3d. WATER sTREEr2 Call there anu see r s.e
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF OyeIGoass;
Cassmerss, Cloths, splendid Velvet and other
See, admire and leave your measure -. .o,o,
n5A pair of PHntatornS made IN tie fHLsI Syts' A"
DIR, at hours notice .! 49,, =; .~+.r
overcoats, Coats Pants, Vests and Hosiery IN sr.
sve variety, aud OF The finest material and MAKE, always
oil hand; every garment made in the establishment
seni3 ,S771 .1H. HUGHES, Wheeling. va
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T1IE NERnoLp nEcElP

The following is the famous NewboId receipt
which has acquired so much celebrity.
Seven lbs. course salt, 5 lbs. brown sugar, OF.
penrlnsh, gallons of water. Boil ali together,
and skim the pickle hen cold. Put it on the
meat. Hams TO remain in s weeks-beef weeks.
The above is for 100 pounds weight.
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REAL RsFAFE Sales
Real Estate for Sale :

+ OFFER for sale my property located on the w.s, "a,
OF Main street, between Frnnkn and North SiSs, ue
unning from Main to Water street, NiIetv.nine fee,
Main and hundred aud ninety eight feet on WS,s On
II the whole is sold together within three rSn,
IL private SALE il will be offered at Aucfio ON in r
parcels will suit puTchasers-thc time or Which, @
viii be made known.
also oHcr my Farm, located in Putney township Pal,
mont county, Ohio fronting the liver opposite BogsS, i
and and adIoiningIand OF William Bernard: 'S ist
This farm contains between Of and 90 aeres-witb vo,
grated bearing FIuit Orchard, two Dwelling Houses nv
OF which built last summers also, barn in goe o
dtio. This Farm contains about 80 acres OF coil ss
only 10 rods from the river -
The Central Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
arc Local ed thTouglTthis Fam
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing either OF these peees J
ground requested TO call the subscriber his e,
denCe fl Fulton. near the city.
dee6daw9m LOUIS DAYHA
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Receinta for Curing Meat.

ceipt for curing beef and pork, he complies with
the request, and not only inserts his own which he
thinks cannot be surpassed, but several others.
comprising altogether the very best known.
THE TELEGRAPH RECEIPT.
To 1 gallon of water, =
Take lbs. salt,
Id. sugar,
1 OF. Sallpeire,
Also, it would be better TO add ! OF. OF penrl-
| ash.
In this ratio the pickle to be increased to any
desirable quantity. Let these be boiled togethet
until all the dirt from the salt and sugar (Which
will not be ttle) arises to the top, and IS skim
med of. Then throw the pickle into large tub to
cool, pour the beef or pork TO remain four or
| FIVE week, according to the size OF the pieces
The eet mast be we'll covered with the pickle.
and should not be put down for at least two days
after saughtering, during which time it should be
slightly sprinkled with powdered saltretre, TO free
it from the blood, &c. This p exile has been tried,
without boiling. and proved TO be excellent.
T. L. HAMLToN's RECEIPT.
The hons of Maryland and Virginia have en-
iuyrd wild celebrity. At last years exhibition
| Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society four
premiums were awarded for hams. We ar: IN
formed by those who had the opportunity OF e&-
amning them, that they were OF first ratequality.
The one which took the first premium, was cured
by Mr.. T. E. Hamilton, from tie following receipt.
| To every 100 lbs. of pork take lbs. OF g. a.
salt, o. saltPetre, lbs. brown sugar, Ii o. OF
potash, and four gallons of water. Mix the ab We,
and POUR the brine the meat, after ii has lain
in the tub for some two days. Let the hams remain
six weeks in Tie brne, and then dry s veral days
before smoking. have generally had the meat
rubbed with fine salt when 1t is packed down.
The meat should he perfectly cool before packing.
NEW YORK RECEIPT.
correspondent of lie Albany Cultivalor com
municates the following receipt, which is regarded
as very fine.
Make pickle with eight pounds of salt, six
ounces saltnetre, two quarts OF moIusSes and three
gallo. of water 70 one hundred pounds. Boil and
SKIM the pickle thus prepared. Then pack your
hams in the barrels, and when the pickle is cold,
pour it on the meat, and in four weeks you have
excellent ham, very tender and sweet.
TIE NEwBoLD RECEIPT.
The following is the famous NewboId receipt
which has acquired so much celebrity.
Seven lbs. course salt, lbs. brown sugar, OF.
nenrlnsh 4 gnllnns of ,unte. Boil I'LL ingeiher.
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;, Defiance snIamander saIos,

NR7IFB1 GAYRER'S PdTENT
R1riIM ROBERT NJ. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
SSS FORMERLY 90 JOHN STREET,
Manufacturer in the United States of the above
original only reliable SaamnndeTs, both regards
curity against fire and burglars Every SAFE sold at this
establishment is manufactured under the personal sureri
endence of Mr.. e. s. GAYLxR whose experience of TWEEN
ty six years rs sale maker together with the many Sc
tests which sales OF his manufacture have triumph
ly wstood in this aud other Cities warrant the subScii-
Der in recommending them as superior to any in use
They tile only Sales to which
MR. F.. q. G0FFIN'S NEW PATENT 1MPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is can be applied. Etty.e
large number of these Locks and cross bars al
ready in banks brokers, merchants jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they against the e
the most sKui burglars, either by means OF gun
POWDER false keys, picks or drills together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined are rap
idly increasing in public estimation, aud confidently
stated 10 be equal, il not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Sales OF all sizes, suitable for nrchans banks jewel
ers record offices, steamboats, 6e fire and theft proof
bank vault DOORS plate chests private families, etc
hand SALE and made to order, at the DEPOT l92 Fear
street 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, by
sep19-d1Y ROBERT NJ. PATRICK
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s99s, Q7s 90 S7.76s R5 Sse4, O4I %

These are the largest receipts ever received in
any one month, and this, too, it may be noted rs
significant fact, OF the immense Trade tile road is
bringing to the city, notwithstanding there is fall
ling OF, as compared with the previous month of
octo err in The receipts OF passengers beth on the
main stem and the Washington branch. The re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

The receipts Of lavr in The past Noyember were
several thousand barrels more than that of any
previous month. The receipts of coal wers 1,5SS
tons less than October.
AS compared with The receipts Of the month oil
November, 1852, we have the following result:
Main stem. Washington branch
November, 1888. 1885, 1913 So S2T,169 25
November. 1852. 114,OSl 43 26,S67 SO
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saa7,s1e % sa2,2el g So. les

This shows that IN the month OF November
there was an increase over October, Of receipts
from freights on the main stem, Of s5s,475 A.
The principal sources of this increase will be seen
by the following comparison of some of the articles
brought 10 Baltimore IN October and Novembet:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

Flour received from Washington road during
November, 1858, 1851 barrels. li
The revenue for the month has been as follows:
Passengers. .sis,ess 95 SIy.es6 ~ $50 Ss5 q
FreiqLf. ,.,.....!25 ,6I4 n sI4Ss " 2ol'oSo or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
REMOVAL.

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 the four story brick building,
No. 1I5, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou streets, where
will be prepared with cary aud extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased my old friends and customers
tn call and examine.
reb4 WIN. T. SRLBY.
@J. G. Msteaif VIII be found at the above establish
nlent, where he awaits his Old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
DIR MoRsgs INVIGoRArING CORDIAL.

DR. MORSE'S INYIGORATING CURDIAL.
The only and remedy, yet discovered fer Gen
eraI Debility, Physical Prostitution, Iniabty and ali
tao various train of it will also
Depression, Excitement Dislike Society, Incapacty
for Study or business, Loss OF Memory Mental Debility,
etc.-See adver tisement scrI6