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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
Pearful catastrophe---Three Men Swept
over the Falls of Niagara.


The New York papers bring us some additional
;nteileeuce, received by telegraph of the fnghtful
accident, of which we had brief telegraphic ac-
connt on Wednesday, which occurred on Tuesday
Mt the Falls of Niagara. The first dispatch, dated
at the Falls, at cookbook in the morning says:
Three men, belonging TO scow, which came
down the river last night, gotinto skif alongside
the scow, and it is supposed fell asleep, when the
boat got parated f.om the scow, and was hurried
on by the current with fearful rapidly toward the
falls. This happened about 81 O'Clock last even
ing. Two of the mem, one named Andrew Hama
man, the other stranger, were hurled at once over
the Goaming sheet, the third, Joseph Able, caught
hold of stump IN his fearful passage and has
chung to it ever since.
The excitement here is intense. We have no
life boat, and common boats are swamped as soon
as they touch the rapids "A lie boat has been sent
for from Buffalo. Parties on the shore have sue
ceeded in floating a box If refreshments 10 the
poor fellow, who Gun be plainly seen from the
shore. Citizens and visitors throng the banks of
the river to witness the efforts making for the res
cue.
A second dispatch, dated at II o. clock, III. says:
The man is still in the rapids, apparently droop-
ing. The life boat was sent on from Buffalo, but,
sad to say, proved too light, swamped Immediately
it was launched, and was lost over the rapids. I'm
fortunately, but one was sent. The situation of
the unfortunate man grows more and more critical
and it is questionable whether he can sustain HIM
self till another boat arrives.
A third dispatch, dated at 81, p. NJ, says:
The man went over the Falls at O'Clock. a
raft had been 1oated him which he was on, when
they floated another lie boat to him, and he was
getting ready to jump into it, the boat struck the
raft and swept him off into the rapids. He at
tempted to swim for small island, but failed to
reach 1t. He raised himself up to his full height
gave shrek, waved his arms wildly, and disap-
peared
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

rF-The Lynchburg virginian says that hogs
head of tobacco was sold in that market on We'd
neslay at $40 per hundred lbs. 1t was puEchas-
ed for the New Orleans market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

gTThe death of Sir James Stuart, Chief Justice
,ofthe Court of Queens Bench for Lower Canada,
is announced in the Toronto Globe of the 16thin
st3nt. His place, it was thought, would be offer
ed to Air. Lafontne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

D1voncED.-The Richmond Enquirer says that
in April last, decree in divorce from tue bonds of
matrimony was gtanted by the Court of Common
pleas for the city and county of Philadelphia, Pa'
to John Tyler, Jr., Esq, from Mrs. Martha F. B.
Rochelle. of southampton county, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse

CurJa1n War6uOuSej
IN ChsStnut ST., Philadelphia opposite e STATE House
HENRI z w. SARBORD,
EXPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FuREfTUHE CovERINes, Z
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
Who'll RSALE AND REIALB.s
The stockeonlpristg, In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt CoTniees;
Do Muslin DO do Pins;
DTapery Laees q Muslins; do Bands,
French Brocates all Canopy Arches and Rings;
ard eolorSi Cords, TasselS, GimpS,
Satin de Iaines; Fr1Dges, curtain Drops
Damasks; DC.
large stock OF FRENCH FLUSHRS, of all colors and
PAflTRD 'IINDoTYSHADRs,e and HOLLANDS of ali
N B. Persons Ordering Curtains win give tho MEASURE
ofthe heighth and width he entire Gane OF window.
maff7-iYdG,F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

DKowNEp.-J. H. Graves, the eldest son of the
Hon. W. ]. Graves, of the Cilly duel, was drown
ed in the Ohio few days since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
Kossuth and HungaryI

~ DEAR, OF pFARl have you heard the news? The
W. children all asking for their mothers to choose
aiIrg all the week through. So look with de-
light the child reposing at and its
face full smiles, not or sigh from the beau
full child ~ -
You reason; tits plain, dontyo see, they ride
in gig willow coaehee, which at prices to suit,
Basket Emporium, 1T3 Market Square;
9 doors nom Union street.
ALSo-on hand, and made to order, baskets of every
description wholesale and retail.
n. R-OId baskets neatly repaired. .iyt4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

G7EAn ice cream saloon has just been opened in
New York, containing mirrors, it is said, which
alone cost $4,000. The ornamental work of the
ceiling cost $4,000. Whether the quality Of the
ice cream IS to be improved by all the lavish ex-
penditure, IS not stated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
REMOVAL.

L HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tho new four ,story brick building,
No. 11s, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Ulou streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct importers and nuaeturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends aud customers
to call and examine
feb4 WIN. t. SELBY.
nPJ G. MetcaLf will be found at the above establish
Ment where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Aor,cunruK.1 .ADDnEss.-AlexanderR. Boteler,
gso Of virginia, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the annual address before the Agricultural
Society of Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
7stTaE FAYETTE SERVINGS. >,

IL PLACE, together with the FAYETTE SPRINGS
HOTEL adjacent thereto have again been leased by the
proprietor OF the Pennington Hotel and ready
the reception visitors. The Fayette Springs
miles east Of UnioRtown, Pa, near the National Road,
surrounded by the deli and Romantic Mountain
SeeEyj and addition to tho curative propereso the
wafer (Which are not SURPASSED by in the country
there many other attractions. Within short dis
tance may be hingon's First Battle Ground
'Fort Necessity Gen. BTaddock and Jumonville's
Graves Dunbar's Camp; Delany's Cave, which may be
explored for miles under tho mountain; tho celebrated
Ohio Pile Falls, onthe ryert and the Cum.
berland Cataract descending from shelving rock more
than forty feet perpeDdiculaTly, DO.
Horses, Saddles and Carriages will be furnished to vsi-
tors; and having erected sabng those bringing their
own horses and will be provided for the most
dress the roprietor.
M Board per week, $500; per day, ,e5 si
jy6 lind SEBASTIAN RUSH,7P roprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
New Boots and Shoes.

= VIM. B0Ie,7 I6I IHnEH oLTeeL, WheeHng,
T now opening the first Gentlemen's fashionable
Il Shoes, New York style, and sunlGer ttIek Of boots
and Shoes which embraces every style ard quat in the
shoe trade, for ladies' misses and chdrens wear, Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes To designate the vari
ETY. would be too lengthy for an advertisement.
U This is eXclusv ey New York and Philadelphia
make the latest style best stock and workmanship OF
both cities; warranted and guaranteed both
kers and tho undersigned Particular attention is caedto
the article ofades travelling boots. WA. BoLE.
M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

UTSome prisoner, to keep his mind employed,
spent three years in making the following calcu-
lation Of the number of the books, verses, word,
letters, &C., contained in the Old and New Tes-
lament:
OLD TESTAMENT.
No. No. Of Of GRaptes sSS No. Of Letters 2,7aS 100
No. of VERSES 2S,2l4
The middle Book is Proverbs.
The middle Chapter is Job xxx.
The middle Ve.se would be II Chronicles, Xxx,
II, ifthere we've verse more, and verse 1s, il
there were verse less. as
The word aud occurs IS, 543 times
The word Jsh0udh occnrS {, $50 times.
The shortest verse Is Chronicles, 8, 25.
The 2Ist verse of the It'll chapter of Ezra con-
tainS all the Letters OF the alphabet.
The 9th of the II Kings and the 37th chapter
ofISaiah are alike.
NEW TESTAMENT.
No. No. 81 SF No. No. oEsttsrs
No. ofVerses 1883
The middle Book is II Thessalonians.
The middle Chapter is Romans XIII, if there
were chapter less, aud XIV if there wete chap
The middle Verse isActs XVII, Ia.
The shortest Verse is John xI, IS.
OLD AND NKw TESTAMENT.
No. OF Books 66 No. OF Words 1857
No. OF ChapteIS 1889 No. of Letters $685. s0
No. ofVeIses Sl,lI3 j
The middle Chapter, and least in the Bible, is
Psalms cxvn. "A
The middle Verse is Psalms cxvn. 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
Tie following certificate is eminent Lawyer Of
Kentucky, who is knowin all Of the states, having for
number OF yeaI represented his State in Congress:
ii affords me pleasure that DR.. Hampton's Tine
turc has affected most extraordinary cure Of my slave
hoy Albert The patient three years Of nd had
the 9croTula His father is scIOulous. The boy was
moving OF from head 10 foot The upper lids
swollen, and turned inside OUT eS-
hbing horrible matterng ulcers and Protruded over the
eve ualis produce blindness Its strange, yet
true this child-that felt resigned to die relief
from sueIing-has been restored TO health under the
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. w. r. TuoMASSoN.i
TOWNSVILLE, March 20, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Lxoss KAruA1Rox-This invaluable article, for erad-
eating Dandru curling. Identifying md preserving the
hair said BY all to be the best ever discovered. We
should think the ladies' would all try ii, certainly Price
e5 cents in large bottles Advertised in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
UNION HOTEL,
Il ARMITM1S HOTEL,

CUMBER LAME .7IIy' St,J
THE undersigned late proprietor Of the g1iI.s ~.
Hotel takes pleasure in Informing The pubic ~.
leased the above Hotel Tile building Ias a., I
thorough cleansing from bottom to TOP, Is Sl
tn Jse who may please to patTonze H. NO tlsI \. Ia
be spared to make this establishment one an"'s
Hotels. -. nv ,os Inv
poRE w EvANs-it will be conducted ude I'D sua
w. Evans Son. The Old patrons o, dSe V,T,,sSsi
and the public in general, are re&Peeua2 nSStTlls
continue their support TO this houses tesHS tNS
or Enquire for 1Beuium's H0tei' " EVANS
maf0-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
MAMMOTH Hat Store.

No. 146 AND 14s MAINsrREEr, WHEELING, va.
AVERY having enlarged his store in order to suit
y the demand has on and is receiving from the
cities, and manufacturing one OF the largest stocks
OF Hats and Caps that been offered in this city,
consisting every variety and style in all of
which viii sold at the lowest posi- BILE price, wholesale
and retail.
Persons wanting Hats Caps will please call and ex
anime tho stock themselves, shall always be
pleased to show our Goods best endeavors
suit our custo ap21 SLAVERY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Piano ROrteS and Spanish eSultuFB.
NOV receiving and opening splendid Piano Fortes
~ from the celebrated manufactures of j. Chekerg
Boston, and n. X. Stanford& Co, New York, and GS
octaves fine rosewood finish and tone that cannot be
surpassed aud Vhehwe offer at the lowest manufacturers
prices adding carriage
Also--a fine lot OF Spanish Guitars, and
chino heads; with fine Italian Volins; silk, Italian
and the best CT English, German, and French Violin
Strings, with all knds ofVon rigging, Instruction books
ali instruments, etc. wholesale and RETAIL at No. 90
Union street. iy22 JAS. AIELLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

New rangenaent.-s peciaI Notice.
HAVE Thoroughly Ietted my ayipe and Dressing
III Saloon have introduced ali the latest modern i'm
proyemens and additions Thankful for past patronage
expect by proper excl lion please ALL and toreceive
share fpublic patronage. =
mali bio res oratiye for bald heads, prepared
and sold BY John 1t has been tried cti
zena Of this never lied TO give abstraction
IN single case factory reference gtyenas 10 the
efficacy Of the rcstora We, II required
5e 6-3md JOHN McKFY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Notice to Contraotors.
HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received at Wheeling, from the
i 10Th to the sd day of August, for the grading OF
twenty additional sections and all the heavy masonry on
the line oft, Hempfield Hail Road.
The work offered includes section No. I, entering
tho city OF Wheeling with small tunnel under the new
grave yard and high bridge across Wheeling creek
Itincludes also important bridge across the Monon'
gahela River, and another across the Youhogheney.
ing the sections rcred four are between the Yough.
iogeney Monongahela Rvors, several in tho valley OF
The little SewCkiey creek several on Mingo creek, and
three on tile Wheeling creek.
Onone ofte sections east orthc Mononsahela Rlverls
an importantly OF tressel work.
The work now is situated in healthy district OF
country and will present attractions to able contractors
Plans and specifications will be fountl at the Engineer
once in Wheeling, alter The 10th day of august.
P S-The contractor for section No. 81 on which there
is an important tunCel having aled to fulfil the to- ms OF
the agreement, that work will be rcet at the same time to
parties capable giving adequate evidence OF their ability
10 carry il through. BY order OF the Board,
K. T. CONRAD, President.
CvArtps EtLHT. Jr Chief EDg'r jy13
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

SELF WAITING DINING TABLEs-..By Lea Persey,
of Patterson, Pa. claim self-waiting- table
constructed and arranged as described, viz: Hav-
ing an endless band situated beneath the table
and kept in constant motion during meals, by any
power applied through the crank or other means,
to which band is firmly attached at convenient
distances apart, guiding carriers, &c, which pass
up through, and are supported by small railway
trucks, &C., and move in guiding apertures in the
top of the table, and upon the tops of which are
placed walters, wherein dishes are put and
stantly conveyed around, before the guests both
sides the table, in combination with the said
endless band conveyers. 1 also claim an addi-
tional shelf or table, over the central portion of
the table, above the walters, for the purpose of
holding casto1s, &c., which do not require to be
frequently moved or replaced, as set fo,th.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

SUICIDE BY CHlLDREs-A few days ago . lad,
named Henry Havill, aged 10 years, son of an eg-
ricultural labcrer residing in Rockbeare, in Dew
onshire, was found hanging to the Dough ofan elm
tree quite dead. 1t appeared from the evidence
adduced at The inquest that the lad worked for the
Rev. Elliott in his fields, and that he was occa-
sonally in the habit of steering at the reverend
gentleman's house. He left his fathers cottage in
good health and spirits, taking with him his food
for the day. The night passed over, but the lad
did not return. 1t was imagined that he was at
Mr.. Eliott's house; aud on the third day the faith
er made inquiries of one of the servants, but found
he had not been there. On going 10 the field
where he had been at work, the boy was found
hanging to the bough ola tree by his handkerchief.
There were no marks of violence on him, and
there can be no doubt that he had committed self
destruction. What could induce a lad of such
tender years to commit so rash an act was the
question at the inquest; but no one could assign
any reason for ii, as he had not evinced any dis
tress of mind, and was in good health and spirits
when seen at his work. A few months ago, how
ever, his brother also committed suicide in the
same way, and it is thought that this produced
morbid effect upon his mind, which led HIM to
commit a similar act.--London Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
GENERAL DEBt. 1rY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG,
IsTRArEs IN BALTIMORE.

Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi feelit duty to make
ncture For length Of tire have subject great
prostraton power, and great debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with rapitation and hut
tcrng OF the heart had such sudden attacks one &C.
asion could scarcely get home. Ii making mention OF
nv case to friend, he referred to Joseph X. Staple
ton Esq., and highly respectable citizen of Balt
more who had the Tncture under similar ciroum
view OF some minutes fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues ofIhe Tcture from tic evidence before me, OF
falling state health, put hearty hale appearance
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
bottle ny strength renewed, and can walk as brisk
and am as active as was twenty years ago. This Tine
re is Inc grand restorative OF the digestive organs
which, whenestroyed the whole system is in state of
suffering.
do assert it reality, what it is represented to be
ny Dr. hampton 'n' IN wM. A. sCHAEFFER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

0N' '"' WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
Messrs Mortimer &c STowbTay: Gentlemen-Hay
been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of ten years standing
uIe in announcing that alter using few bottles of
Hampton Tincture, found it had accomplished perfect
cure have used different medicines from time to tNe
but have never been able account for goods
and 1t is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine is found which possesses tle wondrous power ofpro
longing human life The many it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee of the benecian results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
j. CURTAIN HAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure or The venerable DR.. son. OF thecity of
Baltimore, man well known and whose testimony adds
to the triumph OF 'Hamp TOMS Vegetable Hncture"
BALTIMORE, Feb. o. 1852.
Ncssrs Mortimer & Mowbray-G 1t is with
real pleasure that able attest to the general healing
and curative powers of Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tine
somem during last November was taken ySth
Liver OIL and did but getting better was induced
to try your TinctuTc got bottle and before haa
used all uiy cough left Permit also TO state that
for the fifteen years. have suffered very much from
Acute Rheumatism and Vertgo combining me- at times, TO
my bed. l am fully convinced that owe my present
good health use OF the Tncture, and kind Prov-
dence.
think proper and believe NO. yours, very
N.B.-1can be seen at any time at the Mayors office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
The Law of Love.


AN ANEcDoTE OF THE LATE wILLIAM'LADD.
II was not mere good nature, but the adoption
of The peace principles, which mRde w M. iiad "a
thus gentle Aseesy MlsS ne
of his cbaracter-the gradual progress OF ls mlna
in adopting the peaceprincple u haa'f saln ne,
"a fine field grain, growing upon an GUY
some distance from the homestead, Mneness a.
rode by ] saw my neighbor Hulsller sneep ~ TUG
lot destroying nv hopesof harvest. These sheep
were of the gaunt, long legged kind, active as
spanels; thew could spring over the inquest Ieues'
and no nartition wall could keep them OUT. tvgtl.
palmetto neighbor Pulsiter aooat mem,
hans they would be kept out for a day OF Two; out
the legs of his sheep were long and my gralnira
er more tempting than the ad1olng pasture; ! toue
bv again-the sheep were still there i became an
ery and told my men to set the dogs on them. ana
If that would not do Woulu Pay the'n u sHSS
would shoot the sheep.
much a man of peace then as j am now; ana ieA5
literally full of fight. All at once a nashe1
for YOU to try in your own conduct the peace prln-
ciple YOU are preaching to othersa' l. thought It
ali over, and settled down my mind as to the best
course to be pursued, ~,
The next day rode over 10 see neignO9r w
siGer. found him chopping wood at his door
Good morning, neighbor.' No answer. Good
morning,' repeated. He gave kindof grunt,
like hog. without looking up. 4 came, contn-
ued /, 'to see you about the sheep. AT thlS' ne
threw down his axe, and exclaimed, in n most an
cry manner, Now, aren't you pretty neigh6or,
to tell your men to kill my sheep! | heard of it
Ia rich man like you to shoot poor mans
sheep?'
Il was wrong, neighbour said 1; but it won'tdo
to let your sheep eat up all the grain; so came
over to say that would take your sheep 70 my
pasture, and put them in with mine, and in The
fall you may take them back; and itany one is
missing. you may take your pick outof my whole
fock.'
.Pulsirer looked confounled-he did not know
how to takeme. At last he stammered out, NOW
SQUIRE, are you in enrnest2' 'Certainl am
answered.; tit is better for me 10 feed your sheep
in my pasture on grass, than to feed them here on
grain; and see the fence can't keep them out
After moments silence-sThe sheep shan
trouble you any more,' exclaimed r ulsifer. 4 VIII
| fetter them all. But ELL let you know that when
any man talks Of shooting, can shoot tooi anu
when they ore kinyeand neighbotly, Gamble KIND
1907 The sheep never again trespassed on my lot
tAnd my friends he would continue, addressing
the audience, remember that when you talk OF IN
iuring your neighbors, they talk Of iniuring you;
when nations threaten to fight, other .nations Will
be ready too. Love will beget love; a wish TO be
at peace. You can only overcome evil with goou
There is no other way.--Dem. Reoie'o.
-.-So.-.------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
CHOLERA
MoBBUs,

SuObEpA
MORBUS,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and all diseases of the Stomach and bowels,
cured by HAMPTON'Sa VEGETABLE TINCTuRE-
AS and preventative. it has been wonderfully
cessiu 1t will be found inquiry that those who use
It have exemption from those diseases incident
he Summer.
largo volume.
Cali and get Pamphlets gratis and the many cures.
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various FORMS giving life ard vgor restoring
shattered titution and tins insng hope in place
OF despondcncy By mild, pleasant, and safe action
the stomae liver ktdneys lungs and the nervous sys
Urinary organs Coughs, asthma, Bronchial Affections,
ConsunlpOn, ScTof Kiags EutL, Worms, Rhetnas1n,
Govt Nelr1lgia ST. VittS Dance, Fits, FistlG Piles,
with all diseas arising from impure blood
G57For sale by It. II. LOGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener
al Agents, H8I. R. MCKEE 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally.
more street, Baltimore and 304 Broadway, New York
GS-Price, 81 per bottle. jSo3-d9wty
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cTTMBBRLAND CBMEiNT

T1HIs HYDRAULIC CEMENT is recommended by En-.
gineers Latrobe, Fisk Patterson Small and others,
as equal quality to the best imported Clements has
been used with great success in the construction OF els.
wallis OF houses; and is well adapted for the construction
ofsone Or brick arches, viaducts, ETC. For sale by
JAMES H. STOUT & CO.,
iy1t-1m Agents for the Manufac.u rers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

GTwhat will we have next? sThis way, uvqi-
ter" We clip the following patent claim from
The Scientific Americans.