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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
CameIs for the western Wilderness.

Major Wayne has been appointed by
the government to proceed to Persia aud
purchase fifty cameIs, and bring them to
the United States. for the purpose of ar
my transportation in the great Western
Wilderness. 1t is believed by many that
these animals acclimated, can be made
exceedingly useful to our country. We
do not see why this may not be accom-
plished. The horse is not native of our
continent. yet he has prospered wonder
fully, both in a wild and cultivated state,
since he was first introduced by the Span
iards. The camel is native ofthe same
country-Arabia-w the horse is
found in his most perfect condition. II
the horse, therefore, has thrived here, it
may be reasonable to conclude that the
camel may do SO also. We have deserts
in some parts of our territories, and for
travelling over these the horse is not Sc
we'll adapted by nature as the camel
we, therefore, hope that this enterprise
may prove successful.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

TAK1So DowH JuDoE.-one Of the
old fashioned attorneys, practicing in In-
diana, insisted on arguing case before
Judge B.. after It bad been decided
Judge B. repeatedly told the unfortunate
attorney that he would sten TO no fur.
ther argument In the case. "But may It
please your honor" said the advocate.
''your honor will certainly hear an argu.
ment If your honor has decided wrong Z"
NO." replied the Judge, III you argue
the case any more, take il TO the Court Of
Errors" MAY it please your honor, l
don't zee where in the devil I'D go 70, lof
if this amt court Of errors, don't know
where 70 end one"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

ET An old soaker in Boston being
found in the gutter on a rainy night, the
water making a clear breach over him
from head TO heels, was asked by pass
er what he was doing. 'Oh.' replied the
inebriate, 1 agreed to meet man here.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

HNow is the time to secure rosy
checks and bright eyes, Get up EARL, eg
scent the fresh air, listen - the robbins. !
sing. and walk . nils Or fore break
fast.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
Moral No. 9.

Now this is the moral, No. is not reckoned,
This is the right moral, though it comes second {:
You may learn from my story, which is true eve
ry word
All this would not have happened if it had not
occurred.
Chorus to Moral No. 2, compressed in the
most powerful manner,
Singing tol la lol, &c.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

Now all you young maidons, take warning by
her,
Never, not by no means, disc hey your gnv'nur
And all you young fellows, mind who clnps eyes
on,
Think of Wilkins and Dnah and the cup oi
cold psOn.
Chorus to Moral No. l.
SiNUinp tOl Ia lOl. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

THE MARRIED woNAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANlON,
EY DR. a. N. MAuRlcEAU,


One Hundredt6 Edition. $500 ,O0Ol lsmo. PIP. $50.
standard work OF establise found in the cat
aosufs OF the great Trade Sales OF New York, Ptia-
d'nna. and other cities, AMI sold the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman can hero discover, by computing her
1wn Pton with those dcscitbed. the nature clarac
ter aud cause OF he's compliant and he spared much
nj suffering as well as the uRpleasantness OF maE
g known king inquiry OF, ariyst:ianin respect
the numberesS ailments 10 which she is subject The
vile EecOnttg mother has oe need OF instruction nd
advice respect to het situation. which she will l.se
find This book tells her what Is the natter, anlteIls
her what to do orit in simple but chaste words, and
sl.:h as she Ct understand.
Those suffering from obstructoRa Irregularities pc
culiar to the female SYSTEM from PTolaus n,eT Csi-
ing the yvomb,0 sor ai5s each find fn
It's tie means Of prevention, aue Oattou, and
lief.
Much distress OF mind, well thousands Pecuniarf.
IT, mis be saved 10 every husbapd il the stnplest laws
apperaihg the marriage state were better understood
that theY are better Understood Is rateable 10 that
natural and almost e9mmelIabe. sensyenesS 1a will
rat6er auAes than consult converse with
tca in resheetto complaints peculiar the tenae
only. s x tff 81 p
lnaeOryot s.ya< Married WomaaY' Pirate Alaieoi
Coapa'iOu every le.ita has phys.c1n that knows
and desc ibes her every symptom, feeling and ailnent
Aud which she ali times without violence TO
her constituencies. ss
CEXttact letterTom gentleman in Dayton Ohio
UllsDs $500 QGYTNNs Aay /, 1917.
nR. AM AfAuRtcEa U:--My Dear Sir-AIyi wf,esz hiss
heen SINKING three Yeas more in
solsequeee OF anguish aud suffering some months
belo aud dNEts eoAeenti every SCcuesSive0ne more
IN Imminent danssT ana which was on the last oecasioS
desFaTed of supposed that this state OF things
inevt. bte 4Il fesieaed myself to meat tie worst
heard your hook highly spoken OF, as containing soe
matters reaching mS OIL s receipt and perusa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
l3ltlyyiOngT4Y NM.

by vriua OF icrtcb OF tho circuit tNurt OF Ohio eo
eItei ed al The SVllng TeiI 1851 iNtlc c,s,
RisyS MeltheWs VS. Nlakrlys Sweeney Il %, and e..
mel y. ltullm vs. sans detnOaiitR, will rrOretl 10
The court house OF Ohio county t6e following Iss C.,
70 vii: Conc la) OF lot No CtOuIl ~ Sq,pi ire inl,N @
~ (OurteeH OH 4tl street lNtlc city OF Wlrelins
Of iot numbered 122 Zone lihnltc lU twenty ,WSS ~
ION, slLc9t ~ said Sty beng property vi SAID iaIs
TN" W. S C,S Y, ~ ~; esslNes
nOts Will he given i0rtie money, lhc ,,iSE
sor giving hopls With upPtOvhl security hearing icT"si
HON date, ana tie tllu being retained until tlG 1881 ~,
lnunL isNpdU, 't 80 'Es'
WIN. S, wlGltHAalt
lSgltd EhhTifrOI 1ItO rn,,t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
.sPE CT NJ TOE S.
9. Io,i'Ts qsttif,lg on


= = . y stsss'.s
ssYOUR5HAIRs is. y lEGsIN ~
Wen, you can't STOP hut may
keep your raven loelss Ia
Woods, Hair Res Eorat1ve.
me place To gst iii tls
Tm.Lo=aa - CO..
where you win na a6Ie in the toilet oil
lady or gentleman. sre6
=.
Dyspeps1as ate hui se.s Who % not At some.
ane the eneet 90 laai7
se9ss aFe
of tie tepsae 4tttsrness In tue moytI
sea, stel hssalsla etc e.f an such esltnss are evil
deuce pSlas which should always be
checked and cured y q pE stomach
sss
- = :. ~
'4se stsg4 S'i9st sgH :. u
sot sac ~ ss'1lss
S =. ~ ~ - I, .T.,,,st,,5,,,
- - : - e : 49, -
=.
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GREY Bsj a. TI,;S TlyeI tnstsntiy bssuj
nj anil
IL fIsITs6 NJ Srtn,sllfas = isis=ss. ass5.-
PEW, ,,,., ., Ia ., ,,so -
VIM a. ,,s,rb.o AYR n ON
tons Ia re- bean, IST Al
$500 tt ts
er Is ,nist ~ be Lowering bat,l head
With l !. Viz 5, Z.
wv IL ryss,SsD1. nro,rc.. ( color mi,
to be FINN IL warranted moi 10
niprs tbe yF o,ls il NAV De continued
Made sold or sppIi. On private ToomsS a, he wig
E5sto,J.t ss9 t,,o,ssi,, ,.r Nv. isgs
soI IN m cites towns o; the Initial states. by
Drusrist5 ana Fsne,S t.s0ai Dealers. 9
5srbs GsFnlls s tie name and Sd,ltsss upon .stee
nates eia5 Vii,a n, FnnSlss of SSei, b,itIles OF
:. q 81 -. - sss s.oa9''a5' New York
sp1s LdgGuLINs s BUsHRELD.
55,,,1IY,ly,, ,,,,N, ,,,,,,,, .jv,,g11,
GsS sa ,taa s,r.s
burns iIom ore 10 went IS that
wit heal the wounds without scar; and etetuay cure
Fever -Pes-Salt.r -Ihfamaratory Rheuina-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
'i2 Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE


virtue OF certain deeds rus. from Michael Syec
, ey and vito tO1nyEh duly acknowledged ana 1e-
corded tnte clerks lCe OF Tic county court tor OHIO
EoO" NIeuin, sLHll oil Monday ale Sunday OF OEIN
ber 1860, ~ " O'Clock NJ at tho nom u1r OF he curt
house IN tho cIy0f NscliiE, eytOss to sale by lu,lia
suction. a Ol iie following lesUtbgl es estate and
bride s'1e ~ s"l Ie1solaI 10 viii All Of Ibis
on ne 'Ses side 81 9iilyeel IN tic NofeiIi iaTt oi
f91a aug St aHl erected the lhtptes.
iuelce ~ ~ Mlcnel Sweeney -cOlSluered tic very
s!est built lestlenop with ilrst J1te stS
ns, etc also, three humel Rtld ninety enc sla,es OF
t!s lsal stock 81 le and belqqg ltlss
omllsNyi and also tile late Interest OF said Mtoiaei
sweeney N IN and 70 tho Steamboat "city Of WleHns"
saA lll0Fesl bag stock thRlHp taken by said AiElSa
sNsctey 10 Tie anlonI OF 50 which sun helaII
ia ahput tssenlYtyo lIIrel dollars iIl3cas AHA lie
tngs.0l tile boat, ~ s395t ~
lssms of Hate.Or tho real estale-lns third Dt lie
purchase money 70 be paid illcasll and tho resicRcAtM
Three equal laynFll;s al stX, tUsVD aud eisoen months
will from tle day oi sale Tho deceived pay
nslls 20 be secured ly proper deed O trust oilrIe
1sy'as Of Sql: for the lsridse Stock tho Stock In
IN CastHR tho residue iltSyO eGlai
Eayn!e'!ls and sis mouths! wiiiarest fotS
dOrserior endorse approval by siOSSell
ALFRED ALDWBAI,,. ~
tseIHO= Isl. fEtpefes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04


B N GER.
s11.aEoN g = 97lso HdtteFs
PablIshed 90 corner -. q ana QHinsy SIS
EnER4ndE on auISss sTR slrsSs
Tea fSty &c Co
Tnnspls. DAILY Psr .aRaa,. So 90
TRE-yNRRKBYs per anH1nl, SD 90
" RBkhYs pcr annuIl, 81 90.
Z sssszsssss.1s.=sszss zzEzzzzzzzz1,
HE +. LIN G. Vas
ItIRshssS y tNINese OCTOBER a, 1886.
asSsellsr of our Iginis exchanges aa-
.noaaeslthe auiyaInf Jack Ftost, Judging from
thetempetatute ofthes atnosph q anesrly hour
5fitIe haofningWe should consider tlt probable
tut he had been about these regions.
-'9s sWitt1aiF 4SI May CoIEEaE has been gen
orally stated thatBil William Green Of Gnipeper
had accept the fessoahip of LAWN William
aad Mafy College but the Ghsrl otIesyille AdvP-
eate saws he has not nor does he intend TO accept
81. R1p6t6 thae III. Lpciafsa Inpr..of Louisa
county. win probably Be tsndered the appointment.
,13n g q g q 4 Z 8 z zkiGsfsE Q
SANTA 4 Flavana tsttetof % ult., says.
lIhesx president Santa Anna lett Nleyitaslast
5,,p,eszk on ths Indies mail steamer Der
spt, t9r. ST. Thomas captain hndI1e9 The
wheathsr pleasant, assumeda the responsible Of
Deviation from his route. 'is' 81
7jSssesz---tEs -ss--ss=-sz--777--
5fomtl Raltinldfs RStdot Of thegi inst.
--LATEST aud Authentic from Norfolk and
5rlafA tfsflsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

House ANDs44QPsFOR SALE.
WI undersigned OfGls Tor sale his lUtSe ami I'M, ~
Market street, cast side, between I0n0e and H. I'M
stlcels 1heOtis ~ re 1rOn, with ag0Ol bet I's
ling house aud Oul bOu,gs ""e :
IS Ut viii be sold low aud on accommodate ling tc m.
posses i3 given any time after Tic lratO! OctOLc
sens N zINvRR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
MIsoFLIlA.=iNEo


v. s, woopslpE. g ssogpslpk
Nv. ST Rs9OQSll9H ~ SON
lttPI h555. INN 9ENpffaR :
eSyS{3 3 - tNS 81 sI-tS3
lSSllklaNlS91ASINs w At.t6k Sll kAAesl ~
Il 4 Cd Il. on RLEs Nm ca SftlEN SIS
iSnffIsS5Ie.s
no "a Of ts
ts Ohio Rittoad, hySFhi6l e&iet,s6s "a
2S Is avoiSed
81 y 49,
I I1.ss,t .tS.,,, a. M
Gt6soh, Cashier 4. ,,..,,.,,. !.
s, ~. y Iss 1880 Cow, 4. M, Al, nan
trGeHa4 GGSss, SsI' 81 RAJ p i'at'
1iesSTs; ~ Husa Jeats 9 eo' ae' :.
=, - =. rlirr d, - lEP ri
Co, !sattinIqle. - : .s,,,s,, ~ LOS -,
-: b.itpLt tSsll 9 z. 'HlleolNs
t4 ess e. S "! s = ,tSth.ssf
n n al = sssel' Gasase9s =,
H.; ps9'I; g. ss.,,t (, Il = n n f,,mn.nv
@SI sH1tg IsstL 81 agent b. g y - n
a, .a9gllSV w, ~, ,Sa ~, ,,,,,s,;,,s NJ.
"a . SSas y y taItg q 20.
I, ISsi Il; n, y s! ests, f,f.t.
s,,ss !, ". ol!ockts Co Sultis., s1lso; ,,Is
Is t:Sa' lsslE3 oHo'
:: ~ $500 SsEs ~ "a. sS,x.'s., ~.
No. -, 9 sIsSn, - 9I..,. FAtu0ut'
,.D,s -1Sss's' y = =. 'aeS y 80,
ttNF E WOULD MOI. GIVE a UULl.alt ron.
ALE THE qINf,T,ITE3Es N 4 AIpuIIN
kN#E R Al ADE.'s
THUS aroke 9 wise aud good mans but mark Tie
ciangc Let the ASsrtea hear ila gid1l,e decide wie-
tier 10 suffer on OF be madewhoIe, " Pycsssi0aal Ne
aDith 1attatd .etgitt heaT HI,
Rev James w Hsilhcut, lie telentel and tndeTt nd
ent editor that popular and extensively read pa
psr' The ChriSla9 Banner published a.
Va his 81 lilo i6th OF MayS 1855. titus sreaks
OF sAaiEPs9R's 9esstable 1s1l'tt1e; ttes
t'Some time ago merely alluded to IIamrton's Veg
etahle lilcture with Promise Of noticing Iaoie a't!c
uaTty the great relief WeaVe OurselI derived hOHtt
use During our colestae course, owing 10 sedenlary
troaSea with yertgo Fa[oe tl'.n years sl.o
SO elIealetat Il was win great liiie1lty &c could al
Tend 10 thc YTlln9Iy duties Of our profession. Evc'y
III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04


55'. -
a1 best, DR. q eompbslls ohioso 90
Ohio a. u. s. Coz
.2!hlest, pa 8 Gsmpbs Ohio s 00
.B yoke year Old steeIs, Hamilton
6 Iii i,1dss OHIO co.. Va 90
9d5beSh George Saw elI. Ohio co.. Va, Q 90
=Besty0 yeaEliRg steeTs, DrJ g Gamp-
& 6sli. Ono 90. vi Q 90
Cd best, Il W Ghapline, Wheeling, Va, Loo
For the best, DrJ ea@pOslI. Ohio eo5va. 90
lBssfrsreSW, Il " cSaSiiss. Ohio co, Va.
81 best i So
These cattle are ruled OUT having taken pre-
'Irefns'in, he class OF Durham coz 3 3
GLASS q s ; e..ss
Bsst5 pounds q pg.ttT g
Best I'LL family -four, SVtn Blake, Blakes
alill, fascaraWes. ONO, Diploma.
.s5,= CLASS IL 5sft,
SltEEFESaEons and tltif gEa1 s!S:,
Best ,ls tT Q years Old, y IN
q " 1ssl " Va ., ~
"a best Joseph atorss'', West Liberty y va,
Siplklyalot.
Best etween. and 9 years old. Josiah lder5
gali. Vest Liberty, w. s. w
s 8 ), - 6qliisstof.
!, Ing |! e. W. 1 t,-.- .i.. 200
-, s.. eal.typtoE.
AIeriRgs and der Bucks and B4eEI.apabs
Best Aisnn0 buck over . years old, JuSIah
Morgan ~ ~ Nest 81 liberty 5oo
~ Oest, u ChapEne, Wheeling: gptlyat0F.
Best between and 2 Yeas old WIN Bu
hey, West Liberty, Va, W
81 best Joseph Morgan, West tElbertY Va,
e S'HlllSaIor.
!besti3 ouck,slamns' wv nal Brady west 4,
Lloetty' Vas r,,5,re.. ... W
Class
Ewes and and t4siF fa4es.
oeSL . sWsS Tyeais OH OF oseF' oo
:, I'm p9Ihe, w esl1.s' w. W.. "
~ oesE' sst' hlUe1sS' ~
,Ra.; ,,st,S.. ;n, ss,, s., I Y,
" chsrlins, =. 9; s1s 9 90
z Bsst eve lambs, u " GRapline, zoo
sp.. md F,,. GLaS 49,. md ,s.. ,s.,
lest 8 ewes years olSot W@ z IsFas :,
"a best WIN Baksy: \ II Liberty. Va, cntiya!oE
n5.,,5ss,,1 y LAS 49, ~ ,.,,.s, 49,
nfaLssfs Esssff' 99t sepAeIa logs
oeSL ouCh Hsece's u w sSla p'Aaes3 w ~
., Ing ,1, w. i,,.a,t,,,,..,, w., W
~ pest' S"sel''' Niots"I' west 1.0et9y' =.
Best ewes tlssce, II " chapl,ne. wll eet.yoS"'
q ,,iE . W. lv r...,.. yv,.,;. W
pes1'-n p''''s' w i;Li
,es, A. Z. ~. Su't'F tg4
1855 Ss ~ -
n...,, s%,ne. ....
BEST BOAR over year DID, y, no ,eompe1llion ~
D., m Gsegg, oa1oco, Va W
pes. onseall'g SOW, u" M
LO.luuS--N tu=N1tesSt-O uu COS Ha1 = W
Oess ils'sI o. ElgS, no COZ
IouS-Mln Gregg, o y &c co. va w
SHJo6 Piss.
BEST oEeeaing SOW no co.mpeti!lon-instl-
torlous-A IL Gha9l I =. Nv 6eellng, 90
GLASS So, Y; 49,
f0uHsy-G h!eSshs.
Best palr white dorkl"ss' Charles Atkinson,
:, Poultry book TO plates.
do specified dotkings' Ghatles Atkinson,
ONO co 90
u li Sllahshal, 9hl0 comfy 10
DO Ee1 DO Mrs Dr. 'Gamp5ell'
,onlo.co 10
10 grey e4ltlago9' MIS- Ruth dunlap, OHIO
county do
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M9EllAY EgE 8FlEp6Yi ippTpnsRSl 1856,
tlecyof wieeg VIftifiia 81 ,oss To- sSio hv nnblie
en-, IS % 1s ~ tE9est
lunlAef It5slllg 1e ttltl6 s1Slbr South Wheel
ills ~ OHIO count RlEglS called Rltclet0WA
sSilh q Ot be6iglAs,
ia IssAs Cash. * ~ 81 I'd aGDWHIls
-. : ! Z e tsAsl s94s4 TrtsIef
Is, Us trust Sale w .' A. "a
OF HOUSE AND slj0lI ilN 4RIHGHl RT6 SvN.
Try virtue OF of rst from Louis Eiusemai ain,
~ WE 2s February, 1858,
aNd uMlY EecO ldel iii Tile clerks ONCE 81 0ia cn6ntv
e% or QUO comfy, Fttelida, h16k 10 lss aa, i
:ssffsya q. STD spAf OF nero IgR, 1885,
~ o'clock HE irt Mo con IT ho,ise In
Y, MS 81 x. Rucljp,,.o
lnl uniber5 i've in sqltnre fifteen
{lo nm South Wheeling COrnorY FitClet0will on sli
!oL ls good lpgse with dry celar gooL wen 81 wa
letae Sale F0siftee, 4eSlas "a Ms ~
sTstls "a 8 s fAY NJ s. osborn. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

OLD PORT WINE.
cnAh pure Old Port Wine, tor medicinal in1roses'
u TUreivel and for salt by III 'tslii 80
aGl4 acc. coon &, ca. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
Ezltaeto IalstleEloa genaenan in IaILoa. oEIo.l

unba The receipt OF One Dollar, .tIE BrSRRIED
/ EROldNaS PREF.4TRNEDECfLk COMPANION, is sent
(1aaasee9tO any part The United Slales; The lSllS.
das aud royilces al letters must BE- post
Now York city. Publishing Office, No. 199 Liberty g.,
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'tF E WOULD NOT GIVE a II5LI.alt BON
ALL THE 4lNCTURE HAMPTON

tn US sroke wise aud good man; but mark tie
clangc Let he srtea hear iiI, ileu decide wlle-
tier 10 suffer on OF be made whole, Rs Presssi0aal
t0ith Tltiht6 htp1Lt hear,
Rev James w UNCUT, tie talentea and dert nd
ent editor OF that sy popular and extensively read pa
per, the Christian Banner, published At EEcde!cksbug
Of HaMPtoEs 9sgetabEe TSNCtRTe;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

ts.s.ss Soft Hats. -; ~ s5s
Nv have also received aIarEe assortment OF SON hats
OF all cQ0ES, shapes AID which will be sold We.
HEytEoVV.esFs
sTe6 S. D. HARPER sssSoN.1
FOUNDRY PIG IRON.
li1Q tens Lonaeol toiidt I1hs i6f ssle by
y ass GlLL4' Co., Water st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
You sciH do qUelI

If you have -Rheunrattst-or are suffering
from General Nervous Debility rOeure. at once,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

SHdloLs.
ANY person wishing to buy Shawl can find a sond
variety and great indncementsi in price at
A2. w. d MOTTR Ie ISRO,S 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

Shifting and Irish Linen.
WE have on hand all tie hest makes OF bIeachcd shirt
Hss aud Irish lnems that sold in this country and
ocs W. ID. MOTIF d RRo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

La'rytrs, DOcfOra BqnEegs MiUisters in ali the Depart
nc's OF Sate Ladies and Gentlemen in tic highest
walks Of lie, as well US tlluse moving tile most humble
X wonderful nTti,JH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

nAMPToN's, VEGETABLE TINcTuRE.
No medicine is so uil and perula. nly popular.
T. II. LOGAN & Co. Genl Ascnts
sp90 Bridge Corner Drug Sforc
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

In the Corn market the business was somewhat
limited, but an advance of from to p was generally
demanded. The arrivals of the past week had again
Leen Hbe,sl in foreign Wheat Oats and Beans, as
well as English Flour. The show of samples from
Essex and Kent was less than Of late. Miers how
ever evinced little disposition to increase their stocks
and white Wheat neglected. Good foreign-gr grind
ing Barley was dearer. The trade in Malt re-
NAMED quiet and unaltered. In Oats the redac-
ton at the last market was confirmed at 3D. quarter
on all descriptions though there was better sale.
The quantity of English Beans was small and very
Little inquiry existed. There for the time of year
a fair demand for Seeds.
In the money market the English funds showed I'M
checked buoyancy and experienced on the ith inst
further advance of per cent Consols for the July
account which et off on the I'd at 9li * dividend,
opened at 81. to I, to which they finally returned,
aferhaviDg temporarily touched %. The terminaole
annues Of the new loan we're firm at l65. Bank
stock closed at 20sl to 2lo Reduced Oh to !. E1-
chequer bills 20l to % prem
The occurrence OF Whitsuntide and a continuance
Of congena weather caused the trade of the manufac
turing towns during the week previous to the sailing
of The steamer to be very limited.
At Manchester the transactions had scarcely been
10 suficen. extent TO test whether fresh rise in
the price Of goods would be obtained equal to the fur
Tier great advance Of Cotton at Liverpool A slight
Improvement had taken place at Birmingham for
Iron. which it was hoped would at least cause eI-
i.,ing quotations to be upheld. ~ Nottingham, al
though there was no activity, fair amount Of en-
nlo,rDeut was Observable. In the Wooden Districts,
owing to the ease Of the money market and the salts
factory state of the weather there was further In
crease Of confidence and the high prices of agTcutu-
raj nroduee created steady demand for most de-
scrptions of manufactures suitable for the home mar
ket.
The accounts Of the appearance Of the Crops
,b,ouehout the United Kingdom continued on the av-
erage very favorable.
In the Liverpool Cotton market on the 18th INST. re-
rewed animation existed aud the sales amounted TO
fuly 40 GOO bales-2s, eco speculation and Tor eh-
port. Prices were adviees from ID to ii.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE, June 5.-The hnghun
Funds were less firm-the public showing DISPOSE
ton TO realize. Cousols declined to oh, which was
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NORMAL SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

The Tabernacle was damned last night by crowd
eager to witness tie presentation of diplomas to the
graduates of the Normal Schools These Schools are
three in number, female school which numbers some
200 pupils, male school which has about 90, and a
colored school of 90 The pupils are mostly actual
teachers. The lady pupils dressed in white filed all
The seats covered by the galleries, and the Teber
nacIe il seldom 80 beautifully ornamented.
The exercises consisted of address by the Pres-
dent of the Board of Education, and the customary
songs essays and orations. After the presentation of
the diplomas Ex-Governor Seymour made a few
marks on W hat he had seen in Wisconsin. Sometimes
graInmacaly speaking, he made very liberal use of
the iirsi person.
Tie yaledctory was given by Miss Laura f. Leal,
in person. The Essays by ladies were read by gentle
men, Charles Tracy ended the speaking with a short,
humorous address. All the exercises elected enthu-
siastic applause except the speech Of Ex-Governor
Seymour. His applause was well diluted with Kisses.
Tie following is list Of the graduates:
Fenai,s-Carolin H. Appleton Josephine Bailey Louisa
Parton T. Clark, Eleanor NJ Crouin A. Augusta Dayton,
N0ry Charlotte r. Glover Frances r.. A. Clutch
Phebe A. Hote Eliza \ Ham on Mary Houseworth Nancy f.
Zeal sarah A. Love Agnes Mcfarland NJ Louisa Macfar.
lane Mary j. Mead Helen g. Morgan Margaret f. Magure,
sssh f. Miller Isabel Oakley, Mary Scoian Augusta soohed
sarah stewart Charlotte NJ Stafford, Emma NJ Sweeny, Es
ther y. 1bompson. 49,
sjals,-Jacob Fehrmarn George W. Harrison William J.
Keunar Charles w Morse Sylvester g. Penhed, George w.
Stewart.