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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

CoLoNIzATIoS.--Ths Colonization Society re-.
Gently made special appeal TO Tie friends Of the
cause for means to seud out 10 Liberia forly.eght
slaves liberated by The Rev. T. D. HearndOn, wife
and two sisters, Of Pauquicr county, Va. Other
negroes connected with these slaves were also anX-
ious 10 go, making altogether party Of seventy.
one, Of whom sixly-thTee re slaves. This Op-
peal has Ueen most literally and promptly answer
cd accomp inied by many warmly expressed wish
es for the success OF colonization Ly those TO whom
it was addresstd. The African Repository says
that many sent more than was asked OF thsm.-
"0ne person, for example, instead Of ten, gave
one hundred dollars! So that if oil the four hun.
dred and twenty.six PERSONS respond, 1t will put
into the treasury more than the four thousand two
hundred and sixty dolaBj in which case we will
ask the donors for permission 10 apply 10 send
several other families whom their owners offer 10
us, to sail this fall, IL we can raise the money 10
pay their expenses One family Of seventeen per
sons in Georgia. one family Of six and another Of
thirteen persons in North CaroIinsj one family Of
ten, anotherOf eight, and another Of four persons
in Virginia. making in all fly eight persons who
ore anxious 20, aud whose going depends upon
our being able 10 raise The money 10 send them.
We earnestly hope, Therefore, that our fnends
will not hesitate 10 respond to our appeal, under
the impression that their money is nOtneedvdI 1t
is all, and m1Ts than all, needed And 50 press
ing Is the case Of many Of these people that we
shall probably be obliged to issue another extra
oppealin their behalf"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

"ALL RuUND NY HAT."--The gross insult Offer.
ed 10 the President Of The United States Is but one
among series Of incidents wi oh buttoo plainly
show that II is lalhhty Of Gen. Pierce to be
wounded in the hat, For, firstly, ball passed
through his hat diving his campaign In Mexico
(some say that his hat was On his head at tile time,
Others declare that II was on wagonn u train oil
baggage and nmmunilon.) Secondly, Henry says
tina he once snA hat fall from the Generals
head, IN front OF lie CeHo GOTdo House, HOW
BaTnnm's Hotel, in lhis village, owing to The un.
GasneSs Of a horse attached 10 wagon in which
he was nboutto lake HTide. Thirdly, Geo. Smith
sat dOpn on the Generals hat, as it lay where he
p need II for a ew moments oil seatin railroad
car, IN a tTain passing from Concord to Wier's
Landing, in the summer Of 1859. FoTihiy, as
the President WIS riding on horseback, with his
hat in his hand for fsw minutes, in The process
sion in the Streets Of New York, at the opening Of
H. Crystal Polnce, year ago or more, another
horse, becoming TeSlive, rushed wi h IFS rider a.
galnsl the Generals horse, and so squOlied and
crushed tile top Of his hut that when he huTriedly
nut il on his head, without observing ITS cond.
lion, II looked Shocking bad" aud caused much
meFrment among the crow aud fCthiy, aud last.
~, il was knocked OF by a boiled egg. II not IA.
tulites, these are al least condolences, cOinci
dsnts Oflhe Generals hai--Rsio Hampshire paper
The next hat that causes suffering TO General
Pierce will he, not his own, but Ben LeilcT's,--
ZIHsSUiHs Courier.
pshaw! how you talk We thought Whsr was
scarce in Ohio, these dry times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

YELLOW FEVER AT TnE SoUTn-At Savannah
the yellow fever continues 10 Tage. The total
number OF deaths in that city on Tuesday last was
%, VI whichls were from yellow feverj and for
the week ending on that day, the number Of deaths
was 1923. including "a from the yellow fever. On
Wednesday there were II deaths, Of which l2
were from yellow fever. The large mortality,
upalt from yellow fever, is accounted for from the
fact that bilious fever OF very Vhulent type, also
prevails there. Among the deaths are William 4.
Toyor Of Virginia, and Jas. II. Johnston, and Mr..
&. Mayer, wine merchant aud child, Savannah =.
The papers make a strong appeal to absent citi.
gems for Pecuniary aid for The sick. The city COun
oilsof Augusta have remitted $1,000. and citizens
of Savannah now in New York ore about making
a remittance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

oDD F1Ltows.-At the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Of the Odd Fellows, at Baltimore, one hun
dred and three members were present, they were
ofthe following professions.
Lawyers, %; merchants. 81 clerks and account
ants, 8; physicians, 81 farmers and planters, o,
printvrs, 81 professors aud tenchrrs, q cleTgymen
3; apolhecnIy, banker l ! mechanics and man
ufacturefs i6i civil engineer, / ! reporter. !
eXp,eaman, Il notsTies, 81 dentists, / Judge, IL
nuctioneer l artist, Ii president telegraph com.
pany, L. Total, l0j.
The age III m. oldest member is So. The age Of
The younet 81 member "a. Average oge, 40 years
ant months. Total aggregate age Of oil, %.l16
Miles Travelled by al the members to attend The
session, eS. 425
Unmarried members, only 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

U-"A Why OF TO-" writing TO the Charles
town Free Press, says that The "lTOn Heads" Of
Clarke Couuty,-a political organization profess
sng to have gone back TO The original principles
Of our government, and opposed 10 the present
Wing, Democratic and Know. Nothing PARTIES
are composed OF fifteen quondam Democrats and
fire quondOm Wings! The fifteen Democrats Jump
cd out OF the party when Faulkner jumped in
and, aftertwo years deliberate consultation, de-
termlned that they would henceforlh support only
honest men for c6ies' very happy aud sensible
conclusion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

VTGrn. Webb IN q letter from EngandtO The
Courier & Enquirer, writes "Ihat The wheat crop,
now being rapidly secuted without the slighiestiG'
jury from the occasional showers which have fallen
IN Ce;Oin districts and slightly retarded the work,
is not only the greatest in extent but the most pro-
ducdye per acre that has ever been produced in
Tie United Kingdoms"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

TnE NEw YoRK SoST.SuELL NOMINATIoN.--
TIE Times thus makes merry over the nomination
uf Mr.. Seymour for governor oGNew York;
The way the Solls took Governor SEYMOUR al
syracuse reminds one Of that eveI'memornLle cap.
tire Of BomaTsund Readers will remember low,
hTsl, n British steamer marched upon andNlId all
but take II. Then P,ench steamer cTeprppon
5ud t'Id oil but took it, Then the sail yeasels
swent up aud placed themselves where they cJul
take il. They took titom the s.n, and theYr@ent
round and set men IN shore who took II from the
land.
The Sors nlSyncuse, Fist, Mr. Thomas march.
ed up and nominated Gov. Seymour before any
one had warmed into husin, IS. Then Capt. Ryn
Il, rs steamed up aud nominated Inn b. ncclama
ton Then Lyman b. Smrh moved his nOnInn.
ton By nccamtli n, which was applauded AltT
Mr.. Mann had spoken they vUted-len men for &C.
claiming, SIX for not doing any such thing. This
was like the men Of wat that came up behind a
rtoniontory TO take the Bussian fort Tile Capt.
-RynderS, OF course, we meun--seamed up again
and moved 10 nominate, but was told that tie job
was Uver Tie Chairman seemed struck with lhe
thought, and ANNOUNCED that MI. ST ynOur hat
been nominated. The Captain third time ste am.
ed up, and wished toget itagam by aoclumalOn,
but being out OF order he fell back out Of the
range Of The eEemy's guns. Then ga member"
moved 10 nominate HUIHio Seymour by aCClamn.
lion; which was carried, few cheers gwen, aud
negative vote from Mr.. IHun. a committee Of
three appointed TO tell The Governor Of his luck,
came in soon afler aud said that he was no, 10 be
found, and would not accept. The the Captain
sleaneu up again, aud nominated Mr.. Seymour,
''whether or no." aud cheers this time were loud
and heafty-l SUCH word is preGicab e Of pOlit
Clans. Here wOs nominating enough TO have ia
hen dozen good GoveTnurS--jusl like the force
that captured the ianOUs fortress, enough 10 have
blown 10 atoms dozen as strong as II WIS.
Again hesimiunly BumaBnnd, when taken,
wa5 found empty SymJur when taken, was
moi TO be lonnd IN Albany, aud did not seem will
ing 10 stay any where that his friends were.
The alli' s, alltrtakng tie fort, talk OF blowing
il up and leaving 1t. We iIust il is not so with
aur good Governor, though II is doubtful IL they
can Keep him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

ELEcroRAL QUGLIPIOATIoNs IN SrAIN.-l n aocor-
dance with the law Of 1881, EOw replaced m Wig
OF, every Spanarl OF 25 years Of age is an eleclCb
# he pays direct tax Of 200 reals, $780, or If he
has 40 income Of 1880 reals $500 OF rays house
rent of $500 reals in MadId, and OF 200 reals III
towns with 10000 inhabitants. Spanish ideas OF
reform ale rather limited in the cLaracteT. Srolr
law must cut Ua two-thTds OF the population
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
ADMIN Isl RAJ UhS SALE.


DY virtue deed OF Trust eN eutfd 10 me BIZ NAN.
ID az JeeIs, for the benefit IL tie Nor Wtyttrn E,
Of Virginia, allproesed, on Monday tic sh dsy 90
Iober ItNi, at tho tont fooI Of the house o.,
oOunlyto sell 10 the highest bidder for cash the loos,
mUTeTiyi on 80 much hereof as may be necessary iou
isy the purposes Of said trust, TO wiz tie south ballet
No. n Ia i4th Aquno ofthe city VI Wheeling, 10 Nsi
zane's addition thereto supposed TO measure 81 tsl de-
on 9th stieet and IunniI back l2 feet; also tie wth
OrlOl No ii9 on John street In said cityOf Wheeling
Terms VI saie-cssh. such title only will be cOly,
a. 10 vested inne BY the said deed Of i,ust ecottt
deed book ~, page 3OS In the CLERKS ohe Of to
~. u. LAMB,
sen5th Ttui's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

sfNouLAR.-A singular accident occurred few
days since at Six Nile Creek, Pa. A lnan upon
cunning excursion saw what he supposed TO be a
wild goose In the wateL and fred al it, The Oh.
jsct unfortunately proved TO be boys head, just
above bhnk, presenting the uppearonve Of me-
thing on the beyond The poor lad died
from the effects Of The wound @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

War Is A BAsxkr MEErMo,-The Columbus
JouInnlansWers rs follows
Thee Basket Meeiiagsare similar to Methodist
Camp M.eiingsi the only difference being, the
people DO not remain on The ground over night,
Tut simply take their provisions with them IN a
basket,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

1NHE undersigned offers Tor sulc his House and Lor
il Market street. east side, between Monroe 5uj wa
stIees The lot a feet front, with good b. lex dEt.
ling house and out buildings
II viii be sCld low aud on accommodating terms, al
posscENiom given any time ansrthe fIsto! October
ieps J, y. ZIMuE9.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
l.tIGUl.EtA mGRBUB,
v DIARRLLEA, ISBNTERY,
"TRUru STRANGER THAN FICTION"
ONWARD MARCH q
IVnmDtonis Vpnetnble Hlucture VictoriouB!

uumptOn's Vegetable Nlucturo VictorlOuu!
pIsEAsE PALLa nLTURE IA,
More than Gold 10 ne Sick -PIOn one Of the most ie
spectacle Druggists IN South Cmo ina
CuAHLEsTON Sept, 2l, 1853
Metsri. MuTtimeT & MOwbray: lie sale OF YOU Hump
Esgst6e THcite is teasing every day anG owe
hottie sUd recommends this yauebll medicine 10 the
afflicted al vi planters hlvo tiled IN tcicnt
uses with astonishing success, aud getting by hall
IL las been lOunu ~ the gestest remedy lor
Rheumatic affections, and wCmdcilu cure lgS beei per-
formed on a uegrO boy suffering by Fits will furnish
sou with number OF certificates II you wish them.
Please scud ME soon as possible supply oil tie Tic
turo. am, gentlemen, lOuis, m ,..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
40 Make Your Hair Curl
The Wonder of the World!

THE gTell wonder OF tile world las at length been dis
i covered You cannot make one hair white or black
but Mr. Byron N. RObb has at length procured the
truth Of Tie great secret amer much study toll and eX-
penso how 10 make The hair curl and wave 10 tho most
bdaulul and graceful manner for life. The Proprietor
has travelled through vMous parts OF Europe for upward
OF ns yeats In search OF the celebrated chemist and
Italy and puichased OF him the receipt for $4,000. All
persons having the uneouh and coarse looking hair
can have II transformed into the most beautiful and curl
ing appeatance that could be desiTed The composition
OF which the article is composed will not cost more than
hy cenls aud but application is needed tie hair
cause II to curl and wave In the most Uniform aud perfect
order for e aud thus improve te looks and appearance
100 per cent vs. now oherths wonderful discovery to
tic world for the sum OF 81.
az Direct all letters to Byron II. RObb, Farm
ngton TTumbu county, Ohio and the receipt will be
Immediately forwarded TO the person AHiesT5 must bs
pTCpaid 10 secure attention, jylOdSm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
Appointment bY Lhe presIdant.

william. Mr.. Harrison, Collector Of the Customs
at Richmond, Virginia, vice John Lynch, dsceaS-
Sd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
Great bargains

a GBNiLEWAN'S OUTFIT can be obtained Of
n TlIOHIAS mUGmEB. ,
WHO las Just retui ned fro tile BOSTON, New York; rh5
adslnhh, aud Bultmo mlrkels' with most slleNu'u
CIOYHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTLNGS
OF every color aud pattern.
Hosiery of every descriptions landkeicnel UIaNa'sI
Stocks, Gloves, etc etc In brilliant Vaneti'l u
GT-CSlat No. 3jcOineI Monroe and Waller s.Teols,
Sepl2 MnesIME 3, va,
n ENTLEMEN DESTROYS to Obtain suit OF Clothes Of
Tie finest quality, made In tic most JdhtoRdbt yt
and al trrs ord ,ariiy Low PRICES eau do so by eav
ing their measures " Ill III. HUGHES,
No rs, corEer Monroe ald Water SIS.
sent9 Welding, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
NHE Union Liue Packets leaving regularly on the aTr
j. val oftho cars all bills OTladng must be board be-
tore O'Clock. r. NJ The Line win not be responsible
for the delivery OF any goOs, and will moi pay ouec
charges OH any goods for which bills OF adng not on
board the boats before their departure. maT3i-tf
White Wheat RKtrn Family Flour, &C.,
TUE subscriber has Just received on sale
j 81 barrels LOckwOod's Extra Plouri
90 do FIaIers do
do 10 extra Family Flour,
200 bales first quality Hay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14
MILK LE0. DREADEUL ULCER.


MILK LEG. DREADFUL ULCER
FaiP,fanon, IY,akHsss.
Mother aud Daughter ciptd
HlmPioRS THctUe 70 ITiEHPFaui!'
HUNDREDS OF OUR own CITIZENS
The Rich and The Poor, eUerytDhere bear The S1ine
TKSTImONY.
Red the following UclIihcate nom aladN nlorted by
Is. =. COOPer
March 1, 1893, )
M. 8, p Coof,y- Dear Sir, Ageesbieto your cquoSt,
and my own desire uenTht tile afflicted, hereby cell
" tue yIcst relief received from the use OIL HANfIUA'S
was taken Mitha violent papitation, rather nut
ieiug aud uembug OF the heart winch continued seVe
raj days II seemed ilOugh heart had almost lOlot
tel its Unieo. The Ianiy become alarmed aud ocued
bottle OF this valuable medicine, aud before lad taken
ear hottie OF this TINCTURE OF HiAPTONS,
wJs entirely relieved.
This tie Mird instance OF relief in my family By the
tiia vauabie medicine, Two " three yeats ago
was laid u, with liberation Of my ankle, tho effect OF
awelitei aud tie which was some lUur inches W and
down, and halfway az Oud my Bnkle, clerlcd every ei
UIt a. ueaii, until procured hUYtoH's HsgsfaAs Tic
the one bottle which esOe ed my health, hcaied my
auke aud om ecr nom swelling thah In tile last htr
~ years.
d, seuoy aud when Sic began tn sit up Ter feet com
enCed swelling, Which increased every day and began
to be very painlushe used oOite OF HalPious IHc-
tItj the pains weIeaSsuBged, tue swelling subsidized aid
hsr health reiuHd-we kept her legs bandaged with
stlips oil wooden until her strength returned
have been thus particular, that OILERS. under similar
circumstances, might he Induced TO avail themselves OF
ELlzABBTH EDWARDS,
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and eau safely leCOmnVn tile above
h p. COOPER, Postmaster,
C5lOu bridge, lamrshi co. Va
GU Delicate ladies' anu ChIldiem will please give II
trial.
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AND
UNFAlLlNG CURE FOR PULMONARY
DISEASES,
without the use Of N edieiue.
SIR A. 4. RAR1t my ented and advised The use OF
MEDlCAplSD
FUR CHEST PROTECTOR,


TO all persous Of all ages and conditions as certain
ard sale SHE against those earlu diseases, COnsump
on i3onollls asthma, G9ughS' Co,9s' ana ole alhls,
the eest according 10 Ja5hton' aud tie continual change
| Of climate n. . ..Ha d
lined with ilkti.d padded, which, susl ended from the
neck covers tue chest ~ SO agreeable mannIr that,
"rhe Projectors" slhotghbui recently Mtl odueedniO
america is making iarld rtogress through tie United
II las or long time been staple aIolein England aud
on the continent OF Europe, While II has srUwnIn many
countries tolhe position OF anarlioeo of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire OF any English resi-.
dent IN your vicinity Of his knowledge Of The benshcial
effects OF wearing TUG Protector oimou recourse 10 doc
orihs vi any kind The cost OF wearing these aTtloSs
mere title, and one will some years. No ono who
values the health oil himself Of his family will DO without
Ihem The Hospitals In this country iJe not alone 10
Commenting ihem but rapidly introducing then. Har-
land, were Originally entrusted with The manufacture 81
Tic Protectors by tie amened H. Cooper aud continue
lherc'o recommend those WHO would wear ''The Pio-
icGtOrsn tU see 10 their being genuine,
Rtmsn5sr mf' h StaPls 1Tie's, and Pa,,a, N,di-
Gents size. si,Soeaeh
b bSS';' snS % mise, do 'i'S g q $S
nARCoURT. BRADLEY & Co. W
Sam street end iO9 Nassau ST.,
PRScPAL WARElIorsE, lO2 Wood street, Cheap
side, London.
MAwUPAOToRY, No. "A Market street, Manchester,
41Ugtd'lu,
- H. D. & Go ave establishing Depols Tho salO oil ''e
Protector insl parts Of America Pin. slcilnsj surgeons
ulHsglss, cloiers, dry goods merchants, hattefs and
Gil,neIs eSo SenlIemsns Purithlne Store keepeTsare
entrusted with the wholesale aud re all distribution on
he, aud to whom most liberal terms offered oTthe
eneTrrse' and splendid opportunity orens to them Tor
SAFE and profitable business. I'M -,
rFarlerms, apply 10
HARCouRT, BRADLEY g. Co,
sspl2iJm % Ann street, New York ", s..
HBEsE- % boxes primo W. r. Cheese, Just received
" aud Tor sale by
MLLANT & DEJAPLAIN,
Seno M 10 Main etreei
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800 pairs best calf boots $50 PAIR bootsi
GU do Kip do 1000 do kip Sdo
$50 do thick do 900 do morocco do
$50 do wateTnrOOIdo woHEN'E UAITIRs
MISS BRooINs Zoo pair wUmens Callers, all
300 pairs best calf brosansj Colors
900 do kip TO 800 pair walking shOe8i
GOO do thick do ESQ do mo busknsj
3l do low price do $50 do kid d.
BOYs' AND YOUTHS BROaARJ. 2OO do Jenny Lindi
GOD pair boys thick bTOgans 400 DO clippers
90 do hip do NssEs' BOOTS
6lOpaiT youths Kip do $50 do morocco bootsi
601 10 thick do 800 do gAiter do
BoYB BOOTS. 300 do calf do
400 pair boys thick boolsI 800 do Kip 40
$50 do kip do UtlfLpREn'E BOOTS.
200 do calf do 200 pail chill fancy bootsI
YOUTHS BOOTS. HON do kid & mo. DO
100 pair youths calf bOolsj 400 do goat do
300 do kip do $500 pair mems, women's
800 do thick do and misses gum shOcs OF
the best qualify.
90 To which would respectfully invite my customers
and the public generally TO call aud examine before puT
chasing elsewhere.
sep2 j.. u. MARSH.
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has shown tseli most rlullycurotlye OF
NERVOUS DISEASES,

In their various forms. Twins lie and yigor rsstor-
ing The shattered cOnsttuton and thus nusing hone I'm
place OF dependency BY its mild pleasant and sale ac
lion OH tic stomach liver, kidneys, lungs, and the ner
system II cures dyspepsia liver complaint diseases
OF the urinary organs coughs asthma bronchial aTec-
lions, consumption, sorOuls King's Xviii worms, rheu-
malsm, govt, neuralgia saint Vitus Dance Pits Pistu
10, Piles, with all diseases Arising nom impure blood
UB'POr sale by =, ll. Logan e. Co, Wheeling
general sgerisi John H. TnPPnn, 9th ward, and BY
Druggl IA generally.
u15@sold b, MoRrIMVR & MUwBRAY, 90 BaItmore Al
Baltimore, aud 30i broadway, NY
GB"PTice 81 PER bottle. y9O
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For Sale,

II OTNOl8, in block25, on llampden S,r.,, .
~ sud running back l20 feet an alley " iOn
Tue beat situated lois ln tie city Tor Csdst.. non
an alley on Tie back part and eide viii ,,i al In
lot, on onebaioi II, as may best suit The No,
Fonlnlolnniioh sIIqultsa this Ofiee OF Of NsutI
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New WhOIesnIe and ReIniI BOOt aud
Shoe Sore,
JAMES B. MARSH,
tLATE TiSGLg AND MARSH.
No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.

NeTi door 10 q csT, Ou9Co.
d, am now receiving from INV Eastern manulbC
B1 tuers one OF the largest aud best assOrmens OF
NVBN BOOTS aud Shoes oT fall and winter wear,
SSaOferCd In this market, they having been manuloc
tuIed TO order according to my direction, expressly
Tor retailing 10 lny customers and tile public ally
can oer unusually large variety Of the best style OF
boots and Shoes which guarantee equal both M quality
OF material I'D workmanship, To those manufactured In
this or any other part OF the country.
Ny stock will be ound TO CONSIST Of, In part the ol-
lowing reasonable goodsi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-14

Tho undersigned is agent for and has for sale lilo above
Periodicals, with many others.
AO CONSTANT yon hand all tho American Catholic Puh
lcatols with many imported works, all OF Wich viii
be sold at reduced prices. PETER LECHBR,
18th 81. between Monroe and Union,
ieig.iy Wheeling, VI.
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REAL ESTATE sArns
TO be Sold

ctRYRRAL well located lois eonvss,.
~ nenOi OF tie llempheld Rairo,d 10 The lnl,r,
witch lmmedis!ey over the creek Jus Proltn,
Acres, AID would be M Of deSna6e pI,.. over ~,
sold ther IN The whole or In ANAL lo, Vom
ers Twen.yPer civil be taken in ts,b 0n AYR rurCht
In Gss I'S t%o ySSnI Ti!9 tie
good we'll Of wafer. The house wLieb AleLen, arI
The alley end Vi the lot most comioT,sh wool o.
and hs l9sailon Il asarsbe osilis within Sy a@st
Payment will be taken at 30 rer Cemi. s,y,,
one Two ana Three ycai For Grlherinou'', Ss,'hs
TO JOHN nUNNK, MAJ, uon tFIf,
mlg9 ON LeAl dooL to N. ROhsi's m,'t,uu