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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
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THE most sale and certain rem dy ever known TO tile
world FOR tie cure obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting liver complaint, wlOoping
cough, Group tickling rising In the :rcut, nervous de-
bty Pains In the side or biedst bOken Constitution,
from Tie abuse caomel AID other causes, is DOCTOR
SwAYNg's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD ClI.R-
RYI doOpsumptiOn allOr tIas reached state and as
suneL character hitherto midered lnCuTabe, yields
without struggle to this great Original via ChOyTo
pa alton. Romembor-tho great Original Wild Cherry
preparations, and tie ouly compound prepared By coulur
physician is manufactured under the Immediate cane oil
DR, STYAPNkj athis Laboratory, Nod North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
for sale 6y-DR. JAMES sAKERi KILLS s. cALD-
wrLLi aud PATTERSON & Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Iirsburgh. BURDsALL & Co, Cincinuatli
aud By tcaloIs generally. .-- sepl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

DAHCiNo WIN Boor BLAoK--A correspond
emit of the N. Y. Times, writing from Saratoga, is
responsible for the lolIowingi
"Tbefo has been arisloeTsey here Of all grades
and shades, from The genuine Simon puIe,' down
10 the 'mushroom' end 'eodhshi' and looked in
one evening aud sow The paili he ehdnibre Of
gentleman Of one hotel, Waiting with one Of The
hsughliest beauties, who was denominHied belle
al The other. lie may have been quite as good as
his masieri but dvubt whether the young lady
would have smiled so RTaciously on him, OF pet
mlled his mOuStache 10 come 50 near her cheek II
she had known that he lad spent part Of the eve
ming brushing coats and backing bools."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

.LrThere is good, but quiet ht, cOntOined in
the opening sentence Of AN article In the New
York Tribune, which says, ave listened not ma
ny Sundays since, to one Of ourmOsI eloquent nd
popular preachers, recently returned from pleas
ant sojOu,r in The country, WHO discOursed OF the
moral lessons taught by the cholera" His pea
SAINT sOiouTn in the county," away fom oil dan
GEE Of the peslilencv that prevailed where bis con
gresalion lived, doubtless enabled him 10 look OF
tho suLleel phiIosophieaIIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13


a SFLENoID SinnT.-Modern poets have sung in
impasSiOned strains Il glores Of an italian Sky.
All that could iNscinltc lie imagnaiOn-n'l that
could charm the admlTer Of Natures beOut'eS--
words, thoughts aud images nugnihcently BLENDED
iogellieT-a!l these have been supplied in rich
pTOfusi ON by the genius of BytOn Who has not
dwelt with enT0plured interest upon the lowell
ness Of Venetian sunset, as pictured in the
Fourth Cnnto Of Childe liaTOldi Yet, without
ldepTecang the Italian evenings, we will say That
IN this our own country and especially in Virgin.
ia, sunsets are to be seen whose varied mud min.
gled bues constitute q spectacle a superb as any
similar other chimes. We have frequently had
nur observation arrested by the extraordinary bal
linncy Of the twilight displays Of our Western
horizon. On Saturday evering we enjoyed tins
Qualification in q high degree. The sun had no
sooner disappeared tLan columns Of light exquls
tey ynTiegated, shot up far wards the zenith,
with inletve ming avenues Of clear blue sky, dis
inclly ltaced in lines as even as If they had Teen
ruled These avenues, naTEOw nt their base, wi
dened us they assembled, until they were lost in
the vast eXpanse; while The llotizOn below was one
mass Of amnlgamated tints. looked as II a thous
aud RanOUws had been melted together From
a favorable position we watched this gorgeous ex.
hibitOn from It's early glow, through all its chang
Jugs aud magiC.like reflections, TO its last pale
glimmeTi and when il faded from our view the
moonbeams were shedding their sllyery lusre
over the cloudleSs heavens. In the words Of
Moore:
"TEe scene was more beautiful far to tic eye,
Ticn II day lnits pride had auay'dit',
-PetersbVg hh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

TIE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock of Goods ever Brought
10 this city can be seen AT
no. IS CORNER MONROE AND WATER sTREETsJ
wheeling, Va
'IlllOS. HUGHES bogA to assure Ills nItronB aud the
1nubio Generally, that the above abatement Is u eIay
uej aud convince themselves that its IL So u they
will coll buhs ttolc they viii see the most hesuululas-
sOrtmeni OF supctinc . 1870. -
CLOTHS, CASSllERES AND VESTlNGS,
tcRAvATsi .uLUyEs, IANDRERCInEHs, no
slRRY AND NOTIONS GENERAiLY,
That has ever been offered for sale The public Wheel
gi ltis needless to assure MY Iends HAT my dsfsTmi
ai IL 10 sell hut at ptese season, HE condition Of
the Is such as 10 Insure my doing so, IN
consequence Of pTces being cOusiderably reduced SO
that my ficnds may rely upon selushe beat Of bar
gains only ieq1est Of them TO favor INC With call,
aud Inspect my very splendid stock ~
'TIIi HUGHES, cor Monroe and Water sis.
sepi2 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

A HIST TO TIiE MARRIED.-"I have heard"
Ssnys Mr. Henry, "oi morued couple who, though
Iihey were both Of hasly temper, yet lived come
'ioIahly together by simoy observing a rule, on
(which they had mutually sgretd, a" eveI 10 be
both angry logeibeTi'" end he adds that an nge.
aious aud piOus father was in the habit Of giving
this advice to his childEen when they were mar
RED:
"Doth ono speak 6rel pOiher with water GOMEZ
Ia one Prov6kedl DO pothgr sot andudumb."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE,

InOo EE'S SALk.
DY virtue deed or Trust eyrtulId tor,,,
ID as letters, for the benefit CTlhe nor h W,s,'
Of Virginia, D Shall proceed, Oh MONDAY tlsS, \
lOher ItNit Attic iTont rOot Of the couTi ~
county, 10 sell to tue highest bidder for e.sh n. =
property OTsO much thereon as may be Ett,t,I,
lsly The purposes OF said trust, tOwiE he sldG
NO III m iltli squhc OF the city OF Wh.t.It!. 4
E7re's addition thereto, supposed 10 measutt q :
OH OH Stlcct and tanning hack l32 feet; sso lie
OF lot No ii9 ON John street In said tiiy Of Vie,
Terms nI Sulc-C cash. Such little only will Ia
aSts vcSted inlnC by tie said deed o. tius, I'M
deed book III, page sos, inlhe CleiSB Onitt o. d
". u. LAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

}snHo ., ~ bloc %, on liampI,,,...
he bes u , .i. bach 100 leet 10 an H.. b,
SnaIiey on t Ta" L, ,Gls u Tue city or ., i
lot, Or one iSpI oG1E rsrt side. wil,la
gtonlnionAiom enquire al his t oN,, u. ru,Gt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
The News.

Dating the month Of August there were no az
rivals from Orleans only four from Pittsburgh and
eight from ST. Louis, at Cincinnati. e
The Savannah Courier has suspended publcO.
ton in consequer ce If the great amount Of sick
ness in that city, aud the difficulty Of obtaining
hands. 7
A letter by the pAeilc announces that both the
Rev Dr.. cahill, the well known Irish Ptelatv,
aud Father GavazEi, equally we'll known, will
shortly arrive 10 this country.
DR.. Robert 81. Patterson, late Director &C the
U, S. Mini, at Philadelphia, died in that city on
Tuesday, lie was President Of the Philosophical
Society, and has held ,Proiessorships in the Uni
versilies Of pennsylvania aud Virginia.
AtTeIre Haute, Indiana, fire-wood is sl,2Optr
cord. AT Columbus, Ohio, hickory, sugar'lEee
and be, CHI wood is S9,26 per cord.
The venerable Elizabeth Pirsh died in New
York, on Wednesday, in the sOth year Of her age.
Shewas the mother of Senator Fish, and the wild
ow Of the late Col Fish, distinguished officer OF
the U. S. Atmy. Deceased was linenl descend
ant of old Gov Stuyvesan,, and amember OF one
of the ancient KnlckeTbOcker families.
The ffiends Of Jos. IL Chandler, in Philadelphia,
IN consequence OF VIC llOullhuN'Oi VI "NN A'' -
son, for Congress, blythe Whigsin the second con-
gre,sona disliiol, have called atown meeting for
the purpose Of nominating him as an Independent
candidate.
People are returning to New York from th.
Springs, and the Hotels are beginning againto be
filled up. Those who have 10 stop at New York
Hotel, know what that punishment is.
young man named Clinton w. Pickett who
was lately clerk in The Cincinnati Post Office
and latlerlyin the Exchange and Counterfeit De-
tector ONCE OFT. W. Lord was arrested on salut-
day last, on the change Of having embezzled money
from the United States mail. The detection was
made through Mail Agent, ], Brown, ESQ, MI
Waiter, Capt Hoke and officer Adams. He plead
gni,,y TO the stealing Of about $500 from snndry
lrlrIs IN tic Post Office, aso 10 sundIy lnIcenies
from Mr.. Lord. lie was held for trial at tie Criml'
nal Count. The father OF the OulPT:t is very
excellent mai, u0d the misguided young man him
self has heretofore borne an iIreprOachable char
actet. About 500 IN bank notes which lie had
sIoien were found secleted on his fatheT's premi.
ses. t
The proprietors Of The hotelsin Middleton, Con-
neclicul, have clio ed their doors, as houses of
public entertainment, in consequence of the Maine
law. -.e.s. ns.f.f
z A gentleman 10 the wash room said TO the cap
tain Of tho boat, 'oant you give me clean towel
capiain1' NO. saidthe captain, more than fly
passengers have used that towel there, and you
nIe the FIRST one that's said a word against IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
DysPepsia, Rheumatism, Sorofua, Cough, Ash-
mn, Consumption, Liper Complaint, Sc.
n,IIILMN Is MIGMnN-l -

mn, Consumption, Liusr Complaint, sc.
TRUTH is MIGHTY !
Ac yop siok2 beware OF limitations l-Ask for Hump
pleasant and remedy may Induce counter ieilmg'
medicine must have merit, aud gre merit, too, to
stand the test OF public opnion Mozart opuGng canga
vaze worthless article, 50 as to keep 1t Up as good
medicine II II 30 mot really so. ....r ... .1a D
good medicine viii live, become POPULAR anl extend
its sales year after year, spto ~ opposition. lie PEG
pie teldily fluid out its virtues, aud the fame Of te pas
papers can slrcad living witness ttsiigiig to lie
cure medicine has made or linn is OF siivi tiail
any newspaper advertising.
npioor OF what we say above we re er you to HanP-
ion,r Pegsiotit I'tsinIt, and us elects. =,
OF Rheumatism Of eight years standingi all Other RENE
WIN Nj. oldham Gate Of the Custom, House. dwelling
No i?G Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great deb ity permanently
urel
w. a. SohacGer Rsq, on, OF the oldest niaslstralcsan
most highly esrectebo ciiiE's, cured great weakness
aud restored to robust health,
Jarret Plunmet, i03 baltimore St. suffered intensely
alierall other remedies had Jailed
space win not pc init totame hundte eds OF ohers, as
Smyth cured OF rheumatism.
John perysil, S. a, triiu John Luke, Rev. " lssR.
RIDGE U.S. Navy, and thousands others cured OF ysptp
STA sclolua cousin, liver complaints, bronchitis, Saint
yiIus' nee &c. Wereer TO our own ellzons- on
M. HAMPTON, the author o. this meat Iampton's
Vegetable ycture, is In his 60th ear in good health so
that viii he seen lntit snot anatieego up to impose
agsiUN6REDs h,this city viii bear tie same testl-
NTcan and get pamphlets O'atis,) aud sec the many
cures.
1t has shown tsel most uOwer iul curative Of
NERVOUS DISEASES,
IN ter varous forms, glvMs new lie and ylgor restor-
Ing the shattered constitution and thus nsing lUle In
plhceo dependency by mid pleasant aud SAFE oe
lion on tie stomach liver, Kidneys, lungs and the ner.
yous system, il cures dyprpsu liver complaint diseases
ul the urinary organs, coughs asthma bronchial alice
tons consumption, sorOruIu Kings xvii worms Tieu-
ma,lsm, govt ueuTa!gi0 saint Vitus Dnuce Fits, FiSu.
la Piles, with all dlyeases arising nom mpuro blood
p-5' Ror sale by ~. 81. logan a. Go, Wheeling,
egne al asot t9i John H. IuPpnn, 9th MAID and BY
DTuggi Ia generally.
Ulg.Soid by MnRrNpB & MGwBRAY, 9i0 baltimore at
GS.Prccsirer bottle 700
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
o.. sill RIFFS SALE.

HeoYe ". Gphanl's almlnislralor f'"' - Q
and others ".lNl
ln pursuance OF a decree made on ,r.,,,,
lS3i, imthe above named cause, Mn ~, ~ w
House OF Ohio county, on Monday IN. ia ~ y
her, 1851, part of nj No. 1871, Gunti ~, y. y
near z, SuIloHs coal bank, bsius he S ~ vt,
present OCCUPIED By Mrs. Mary Gfaham. tis
eighteen mouths. tie purchaser riyin,Itti'a
proved security, bearing iisresi iro,, vs. ~ "
The TILE Will retained until the wbo,s - N
Is paid. ~ ""V'' F''l.tS
WM S. wICgsl,
J. ltsI - SheidNtI 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

Tue Canndan Parliament commenced its SIS.
sion al Quebecon the 5lh, Nh Siolte the candle
GATE Of The lninislenal party wos elected Speaker.
70 to Al.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

PRooREss oH THE Willow FEyER.--The OG-
missions into the Charity Hospital, New Orleans,
on the 29lh were 6s, deaths 80, Of which % wee
fromyellow fever The admissions on the 3Olh 10
6P. NJ. were 90, deaths 10, Of which II were from
yellow fever. The deaths at the hospital for he
four days ending on the SOh were lls, Of which
So were from the feyer The Della says lhut so
for as the hospital is concerned Tie disease is very
virulentS owing chiefly 10 the advance the fever
has made before the patient is received. The Del
ia further snys alt would be useless TO disguise
the fact that there is qmie number Of cases oc'
curing in private Practice, and that unuccimated
persons are by no means safe" s.r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
REAL EsTATr e'.,..
To he sol5

GEvERALw.l, T., y ne Sold, -
- lsPOl Of W Ile l 5iTs2,sa +. o' eohysnl,D,
eiy opof 4. E,iIiS;d' f fS5ilh
eeIss, and would be am W. s..ssk, eohisi1, L,
so So OF any building nae. ~,
su,uo 1 TneI w The whole OF m sn,s S09d room
~; o6 weiI!y per Ct will ssru iot' TO tu
Az NJ I'a ,Wo yem s'wilil iIile,.., tAsh aldl!,
eo NV ,Soi 4G 10 containing tou foS,
lie aIiey r,d W va e. Tue house, wls ws'n htt,
and the Io SI OF isI Si l;a most 5o@ido
wSlk oil lhe most business I,5, 10 Us within
ray,nent VIII be taken al 20 , en- ,he tIy
one' TWO ana three yrau Pot i,, Ient. aLdiL.t
nyqs em , iOlIN hUNSE99, othAt,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE

THE undersigned Offers iOrEilc his Hua,t ,R
~ Market street cart side, between Moal os al
st'eeis The lot is ~ leei hOal, witls good bkI
Hing house aud out buildhIss
II VIII be ,sCid low aud on Accommodating II
possession given any Umo alter Tie INST Q! Ot,ON
nB- knqmTeiOf .r
cops y ! - - J.. n. 2lNI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
MILK LEG. DREADFUL ulcer y
~ {dfpIi4goH. IY,dkRtgs.

Mother aud DiuEhitr cur,d
HImytoHs 7mchre Is 7fimPhliI!!
HUNDREDS Of our OwN CiTIZENs,
The Rich and he P00r, Gpery,Ohrre beaT The same
EkSEIDlONE,
Rcsd the following ,ettiGcale lady, en- lo sed By
postmaster Is, y. CoOperi
Mach 1, 1853.
aud ny uwrdesrc ucncht the afflicted, cleby teti
Is tie tcat relief received from tile OF HiNl1OkS
HEGH1.iBLB IihCTURE,
was taken Witla violent papitatiOn or rather fut-
iering aud uembu OF The heart, winch continued sbye
raj days II seemed though my heart lad almost o got
ten its OnlCe The unhly became alarmed and procured
lie OF this valuable medicine, and before had taken
ielr one bottle OF This IfNCIORE OF ItANPION'S, I
WAS enluely relieved.
This is tue iJi instance relief In my family by the
use U this valuable medicine. Two ihlee YEAR, ago
laid up with uiestdtoN Of my ankle, ON the effect OF
whatis usutlN called leg, had lost all TASTE aud
apoie aud tie sore which was some luur inches w aud
down, aud HALFWAY Around ms ankle, tejeCCd every OF.
iUit to heal Il, until rrOcu cd HtnpoHs Vegetable Plc
ankle aud am eor from swelling than In the LGsi Li
ny years.
Again, one OF my daughters was very low nom severe
dygeuteIY, aud when she negan To sit M hor ect com
neucod swelling, which increased every doy, and hegan
to be Nery lamlul-She used polite OF HInPions Inr
pej the pails ssuaged, tue swelling subsidized aud
her health letuutd-we kept her legs bandased with
strips OF wooden until her strength clurHed,'
circumstances, might be Induced TO avail themselves OF
this loucdy
"a Yours with rCsgeet, -. ........
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards aud can safely ieCOnneI tie above
r. p. COOPER, Postmaster,
Calon bridge, Hampshire CO. Va.
90 Delicate ladies' ana children will please give II
trial. ..r..r..f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

VnE CROPS--OFFIClAL STATISTICS - ne VI D.
Economist is inclined 10 think that there is dis
position to greatly exngGeu,e the loss by ihe fail.
sure OF the cIops, and to promote an unnecessary
and huTtul alarm. The damage done, 1t says,
may cause diminulion Of the quantity that can
DO exported, and may sustain prices for the year
above the level they usually range, after year Of
high prices like the last but that is the worst con-
sequencet 10 be expected. 1t very evident from
the general interest excited, and The vast cOnse.
quencrs which depend in commercial aud finnn.
Ca point Of view upon tile actual products OF The
soil, that the most important service which govern.
eminent could do 10 all branches OF industry
would be 10 institute on Independent bureau, by
which accuT te and reliable returns should be
made annually OF the breadth Of land and agreeable
yield OF all crops All The great interests in tue
cnuntry--ratIrood, shipping, importing, mauufac-
turing, and all small trades and traffic--nrU de-
pendent principally upon The agriculture OF the
country and it is to the last de. rec important that
full nIOrmoljon upon that subject should be at
tsinable. The population of tie county is con-
stanty increasing, and with that increase The pro.
portion oil food buyers 10 tbs whole mass is also
increaSngj as a consequence, with shortened har-
vests, The proportion Of their earnings that must
be appropriated 10 food increases, involving les
sened consumption OF all other comforts and ne.
cesnTits 1t follows that there is less demand for
things, and diminished profits TO those who manu-
faCturo them. Every possible branch Of industry
is affected by tie food question, and there is no
possible application Of Government action that
would confer such universal benefit as inorma-
ton upon that subject Of such vital Importance
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Great Bargains

~ ENTLEMEN DESTROYS 10 ObtumS suirOl Clothes oil
VI the finest quail " nlde In tile most Fashionable Siy
aud at LOIP PRiCKS, can do SO by leGv
ing their measures WIZ TIL. HUGHES,
| senf2 E pa ff ih- W,stifnk, Va. f
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,,.,,,. ~ - SIlERlPPS SALE.
benIy W; MeC,E by VIM W. Js.Y "'
John BrIee,s heInsanh nll.o,,

IN pursuance OF decree mad, on n. Y
ib0i' III Tie above named caufe, / ,yii we ShtU5
res to lie highest and best bildep N 0llsl
day oil October, 1874, tic naCl of S Yn ,NNtgL
proceedings mentioned. situate on Vi stu - n, !
au)olhllg Tile STATE line, cOnlainir" Iuf Via,
aces, mo,IT vr less. GId being II 10y, lss /
ws1ell 10. !tey John Bree d ID seiis5 ''nt M
u. tJ'@s y Sa ' IoSe logltl, OF tie pult.,.
Two yeals, the puIc haSeT ii yiny bor5 Us lt,itg,E
curly, be1lins Interest nom d,y S' ,W.,,'a'FfI
VII be retained until lie whole puSsL ,ns, al
jyi4ild - SWIIkhAA,
Washington Examiner copy and tb sUl Vfo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

HAN "PME CoMlNo" RoR HARD DRlSRERs,--
The whisky, brandy and wine clop is gong 10 be
very short Ibis year. Brandy els rz," and wines
are rising in pTice. Cause, partial failure OF The
French vintoge. The grape crop If the Ohio val.
ley will be FAT less than usual this years and
"sparkljng Catawba" and HE "slill wines OF ma
tive pIodu(ton willie scarce and dear. Then the
short crops of corn, rye and poiulo,s will create
Jeman Tor all ourgrainsloT fool; aud Jislllaiion
must be greatly reduced. In fact, the lovers Of
good liquors will he compelled either to pay Tous.
ing prices. or reduce lle quanlilyo 'indufeoce'
Good LI0ndIrs have risen nearly dollar per gal
Ion in four weeks and whisky has Tls, about a
sxpence per gallon IN six weeks. twill proba-
bly rise SILL more rapidly as the effects Of the
drought develOpe themselves.
Tile temperance cause may ind an unexpected
ally inlhe unexampled ,lrongh with winch The
country is afil oed With such prices Os food
must hear, should ills dry weather prove as de-
stTuciiye to crops us sanpebended, people can
not AFFORD to ppy exoTbuant prices lyEdnuks also.
We wish we had mUTe severe laws Tor the adj.
liberation of liquors. irLuilemplOtlOn ~ make IL.
qnoTsby unnatural processes Will he strong, and
such compounds ATE most destructive 10 health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
New WheICsnIo and Retail Root nnd
Slice Store,
JAMES B. MARSH,

fLATE TGNULE AND MARSH.
No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
4-.a keTi door. 10 q al, On9Lo.
#, am now receiving rom nv Eastern manuioC'
HI tuIers Ot tie largest aud best 0ssOrtmouts Of
WIN BOOs and Shoes for fall aud Winter welr ever
sae-Ufercd in this market they having been manuac-
turcd To order according 10 my own drtClO exp essy
retailing 10 my customers aud the public gene ally,
can oef an unusually large vaety OF the best style OF
boots aud Shoes, which gu1Tunee equal both quality
OF material OF workmanship tu those manufacture cd In
this or any other part OF the country.
Ny stuck will be louud TO consist Of in part, tie fol-
lowing seasOnaole goosi
uES's BOOTS. woH,S's WEAR.
$40 pairs best call boOisj $50 pair wUmens lace bOOsi
Glh do Kip do IO)j do Hip do
$50 do thick do 800 do morocco do
80 do waterproof do wONENs GAIrERs
-g Ngg's BRooASs 30 pair wOmens gdltols, all
800 pairs hest cali brOsansi COlOrsi
900 do KIP TO 800 pair walking shoesi
600 do thick do 250 do mo btakiusi
800 do low price do $50 do lid du ..t
nOYs' Ann YOuTns BROuANsi2O1 do Jenny Lindi
600 pair boys thick bTOgans $50 DO slippers
so do Kip do mssEs' BOOTS
80 pair youths Kip do $50 do morocco bOotsi
60l hO thick do 800 do gaiter do
BOYs' BOOTs. goo do Caif do
800 pair boys thick boolsi 800 do KIP 40
go do kip do CHiLDREn's BOOTE.
200 do calf do 200 Tai' chit fancy bootsi
YOUTHS BOOTS. li0O do kid & mo. 10
100 pair youths calf bOoisi 200 do gat do
200 do Kip do $500 pair mems, wOmen's
2O do thick do and misses gum SHOES Of
the best quality.
10 10 which would respectfully Invite my customers
aud the public generally to Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13
MoNAIR q HnRVnY

A RE now opening an extensive stock OF
N Bnll and Winter Goods,
And Wish TO SEQ b their Oi friends With MS many new
make II convenient 20 visit them at 30 Main ST.
Centre Wheeling. SePla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

/ ri "A ladies' do do % 81 q NOM
BOys' & misses do 23
NorIcE-Po the etoil ptlces we niakeu voIylbera.
allowance TO Jobbersa and Who cs1ers SO that any STORE
keeper may make e profit on tIer sale, while they
aei"n HIuele that may be kep in any Sore among any
class vi goods, ... 'gH-rN =
For terms, apply to
HARCoURT, BRA DIZZY & Co
sep'9:3m a ~ Ann gtrCeI, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-13

PlHEMAN'S HATS.
@ AVERY has received sufficient number of Fire-
% mins Hats, for one al two companies, which will
be sold low by the dozen.