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From NEW YoRx-3eae York. July =
Deaths in New York the past week i've hun
dred and seventy four. being an increase OF
two hundred and sixty-fo last week
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E-I. is not safe to keep birds in painted
wire cages. especially in warm weather. The
paint sottens in the heat, the birds are liable
TO nibbe it. and &c: poisoned This IS fact,
and those having valuable birds in such cages
should remove them al once
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THE CoNrINxNrAL.-We are indebted to a
friend for copy Of new weekly paper re-
Gently commenced at Columbus, Ohio. bear
ing the above expressive tide 1t has for its
motto Gen. Jackson's emphatic declaration,
ar IS time that tee lere becoming a iale more
-Amerieanized." 1t is published by j. w
MoBErH, formerly Of the Hamilton Intelligen-
Ger: he is assisted in the editorial department
by A. B. NosroS. Esq. The number before
US is filed with excellent matter, and the edi-
torial. are written in = true American spirit
Any of our friends desiring the paper. can
subscribe by calling At this office.
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ocality a strong perfume.

E%T The holders Of Bonds in the DAYTON
and Greenville Rail Road. are about to fore
close their mortgages and sell the road to pay
interest and the principal which has become
due in consequences OF the failure to pay in
tersst last due. These bonds amount to near
half million Of dollars. There are other
debts against the company which amount to
near 100000. and it is thought that the
road will not sell for more than it. entire in
debtedness, SO that the stock, amounting to
$3.50, 600, will be wholly lost
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RIA dispatch from Washington says
Secretary Dobbin is so seriously i'll as to rem
der his retirement from the Cabinet at an
early day almost certain.
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EvA travller in England. observing peas
ant at work. and seeing thai he was taking it
remarkably easy, said to him:
My friend, you don't appear to sweat
anvr'
Why. no. master" repliedhe. "si1 shillings
week ain: speoting moges.'
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERs Of admin. traon have heen granted 70 ths ID
dersgnsi upon the Of David Meredith late "
wayne county. All indebted said
quesei 70 make immediate claims
against present legally
settlement The solvent
JOHN l.. NALsBY.
BENZ. H. yASsANH
1th month IGth. 1855. D-1
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Gov. WRIGHT PREPARING FOR WAR!-We

Gov WRrGHr PREPARING FOR WAR!-We
learn from the State Sentinel that Governor
Wright has returned from Washin gton, where
he ordered to be sent TO his Quarter Master
General at indianapolis. large number of
the deadly implements Of bloody war This
new acquisition consists Of four six pound
bronze cannon. mounted complete-two hun
dred rifles with appropriate accoutrements,
and FIVE hundred and forty muskets. with the
necessary fixtures of "bagnets' DC. Wheth-
er these are designed for immediate use in
the Clay county war, we are not informed,
but as it is understood that Joseph intends to
take charge of the army that anticipated
occasion in person, it IS fair to presume that
he will take st least cannon, rifle, = musket,
and a full set of Cavalry accoutrements, for
personal use. Joseph is determined to dis
tinguish himself in some way. and if he can
not do Ii by demanding of the general gov
eminent, year after year, the payment Of the
three per cent fund. due the State, he will do
1t in deeds of arms upon the banks of Birch
creek. But our private opinion is ;ha; the
mosquitoes will draw more blood In tina. vi
cinity than will our gallant Governor.
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@There is no truth in the report we pub
lished that the Rev Alex. Campbell was dead
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sg The Messrs- Dupont. of Delaware,
are manufacturing powder for the French Ar
nv 10 the Crimea-
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DIEDOn Tuesday morning last in this city FtizAsers
JANE Dr. shsr Isaac Dickinson.
sged about IS
New YORK ami PhiiAdelphia papers please eopyl
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-- s------7--7-----=------
THE LAST CALL.

the subscriber Is about Richmond. be
- very respectfully all persons indebted to TIE
late hrtn q LYsDE Bases. aud LIZ syEssrr. 70
cali at No 81 Main settle before the iUh Of Al
gust next. II they wish COST.
der absolutely Necessary that all claims unpaid
At That lime Atl he PLACED in other hands for collection
"A word 10 the wise 10 sufficient
Wv. LYypg.
July IT, le5J. Ja
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From RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE Is ONE
DAr.-The Indiana Central and Dayton and
Western Road have made such eastern con-
nections as enable passengers TO take break
fast in this city, and Oh the following morning
take breakfast in the city of Baltimore. dis
lance Of at least six hundred miles We have
travelled the road between the points named
when it took six days, and six nights Of
steady, tedious and tresome staging. This
expeditions route, which seems almost incre6-
ibe is from this place to Dayton. Columbus.
Wheeling, Cumberland and Baltimore. It is
a good Route, and the connections sure and
certain. Try the great Central Route from
the West 10 the East
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There are 81 OF Euciids Propositions and only II
Nos. Of "Whg4ery o-tsss Know Noshiu gsm Exposed,
yet pubshsd in the JsG Ii supposed hat the wi.
Ter ntsnds TO b With old Euclid before h dies
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hARRtED-on the 9Th inst. in shis city. BY Friends
enony JksL WATSON TO SIDNEY Mason, both Of Laperss
Indiana.
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Raspberries, Blackberries, Peaches,

a \ other Fruits sikh Ice Cream Conssctonariss
= viii be served Starr fI,il. Thursday evening.
l2ia Inst The public respectfully invited attend
July IL. 1875 JaR
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FOURTH OF JULY.-This day every memo
brated in this place by the Methodist Episco-
pal Sabbath School. joined by the English
Lutheran Sabbath School, and few scholars
attached to other schools in the city. A pro-
cession was formed at nine O'Clock, under the
direction of Lewis Burk and d. B. Crawford,
Marshals. and. preceded by the spirit stirring
fife and drum. marched to Stars woods i'm
mediately east Of the city. The exercises
were commenced with prayer by the Nev
Mr. Altman, and the Declaration Of lndePen
dence was read by Mr.. James NJ. Hays, when
Prof Geo. B. Jocelyn delivered an Grafton
which occupied over an hour. His address
abounded with true patriotic fire and contain
ed many passages of genuine eloquence- 1t
was well adapted to the occasion and regard
ed by his friends as one Of his happiest eff
forts We much regret tina. there were so
few Of our citizens out TO hear him.
At the conclusion of the address. the crowd
dispersed, and collecting in little groups com
posed Of families and friends. they commenc
ed destructive attack upon the stores OF pro
Observation-Disclosures and nick nacks-which
had been literally provided for the occasion.
The "little Ones" particularly. seemed to
enjoy this part Of the programme with graf
er relish than any that preceded it. and even
the "old folks" gave evident tokens Of salts
faction by their smiling countenances and
general good humor. After spending an hour
or two in social intercourse. rambling through
the woods. exercising on swings. DC. the
procession was again formed and marched
back to the city. well pleased with the manner
in which they had spent the glorious Fourth.
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STATE OF INDIANA, In the Wayne Ciresa
Wayne County, Court, Fall tsrn, Isss
EKIDIzTcE SoIErIcu.l4
For Divorce.

Office ~ herey given 20 the above pAm-i iessnAa1
WHOM IL - alleges ny the All Of psr
son IS not resident % sail State AMI pesfsn
cy Of complain. for divorce in the entte. eaasf
AZ That sle he and before judge Of -
wayne orcait Court the his -
re held the csurt House county fret Mos
day IN September. lass. ard deuar sAif ess
pant TIE viii be confessed And viii Re hsas
aud determined IN her rendered aefs
On accordingly
Witness Iny % Court. this De- eg
Of July. A d. t5s5. ANDREW T. SCOTT. c5sss
JsIy 10 Isss nj
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HAVE .sare for sale consignment: tae ssns-
Sumner ve Coats aEf Pants. Umbrellas. CARPET sssAs
l. faRoCuAa
july TO- Je55 Nc S4 Nam sifess
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Later from Europe.

Kansas Ter. 3 mo. ~, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
BUsHFlELD q Co.

END OF THE SOCIALIST MoyExENT.-The Associ-
a =. Known as the North American Phnlanx, in
w monmouth county. N. l., will be sold at auction
'''o'eF next. The estate consists of nearly seven
4aa''ed actes of land, to be sold either in mass
" pa'seLs. The sale of this domain and the break
- w.. up0i'he Phalanz will be regarded as in some
S 1s Closing that Socialist movement which COM
T %saSsd in this country some fifteen years ago.
, men, Y. Tribune, in referring to this contem-
plated sale. says:
"s.Eeen the years 1910 and 1915 there sprang
r'?e OF Jour associations in Massachusetts,; five
h., ~ IN y, Western New York; one IN New Jersey;
SIN. . III ohio; one in Michigan; one in Wiscon-
but ana one OF two were projected in Virginia,
WEI oeheVe never established. Most of them
Ind SsIhIzed on the principles of joint stock
aboy. ns profits according TO the time spent in
hism T %t some adopted the principle of Commu-
Chat rpney were generally very short lived
bat IN W SooK farm near Boston, lasted six years;
Ind w. ~ M'sconSin, lasted. we think, two years;
he he. whose termination we to-day chronicle,
humls' provided, and most tenacious of all, will
nam. al It's death thirteen years. Thete vet re-
i Hon.Spl WeveT, In Massachusetts the Community
rilL,psaaie' which without retaining any very
issOInsi pecGnlary results, still gives no sign Of
eligOnst1 out this is established upon a pecullaI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
FROM MEXICO.

BALTlMoRE, Aug. NEW Orleans papers of
Thursday received, which give details Of month
later from Mexico. The principal item is prop
osition of Santa Anna to grant constitution or an
organized law to the people. ALI the papers are
discussing the subject, bnt only in the abstract.
One of the resolutions adopted by the Council Of
State on The subject is as foIows:-The Republic
an Representative form ought to be adopted, fix
ing corresponding guarantees, and combining va
rious parties in such manner as 10 insure stability
and public repose. H
Senior Don louis Rivas has been appointed
Minister TO Washington. He was to leave in the
steamer Eturbide, butdoubts are expressed as re-
CARDS his destination being to Washington. The
relation of American Minister and Mexican Gov
eminent continued suspended.
Mr.. Gadsden had quarseled with the Mexican
Minister of foreign affairs.
The news from RevolutiOnists as usual are
contradictory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

RPHrLA., Aug IAN application was made yes
terIay, TO Chief Justice Lewis for writ of Ha-
beaS Corpus, in tile case of PaSSmote Williamson,
committed by Judge Kane, for contempt in ma
king an evaSIve return to wits in the Wheeler
Slave case. This morning the Judge refused the
application on the ground that he had no juris-
dlctiom in the matter, Mr. Williamson must there
fore remain in AIoyamensing prison during the
pleasure Of Judge Kane
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

RrsUscrrArrox FROM DpowNrNo.-The Glasgow
Herald mentions remarkable case of resuscita-
ton from drowning, Miss Murdoch, a young Eng
lish lady. was bathing with girl named Shaw,
when the latter got out of her depth. Miss NJ.
placed her out of danger. but herself sank to the
boltom She lay there for fully FIVE minutes,
when the body was recovered. cold and inanimate
A gentleman had her conveyed to his house, when
the body was rubbed with brandy, mustard APP
Piled, aud the hot bath put in acquisition. To the
surprise Of all she gradually recovered. The case
Is mentioned as giving encouragement for the trial
otremediaI measures. however cold and lnanimate
tie body may be when brought out of the water
excepting of course, ia cases where submersiOn
haslaken place such length OF time as to pre-
cluLe all hope.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

soxErulNc EVERY FAMILY SHOULD H2VE.-We
noticed yesterday, at the store of Mr.. R. B. Woods
on Monroe street, Stone Drip, orin other words,
4, stone Water Filterer, which is the very thing
needed, and no family should be without one, who
wants at all times supply of clear and pure wa
ter to drink. These Drips are manufactured from
slightly porous rock, aud theylO their work efec-
tnoIly. One can be seen in operation in Mr..
WOoI's store.
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rr1 rcnApa flAsR.

NEw YoRK, August Lin the Superior Court
this morning, Judge Hoffman gave his decision in
the case Of Horse & Vail versus F. Q. ]. Smith,
touching the liability of the defendant to the
plaintiffs in sundry contacts connected with the
Morse telegraph. The claims allowed were $3.50, :
600 inthe PbiHa. lines from PhiPa. 10 St. Louis;
S250,000 on the line from Buffalo to Milwaukee;
$4,000 on various lines built by Smith, or in
which he was partner or had sold patent rights;
5000 in the line from Cleveland TO PittsbuTg,
and s., 800 on lines in MaiEe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
WHEELER STAYS CASE

New YoRK. August 1.-The papers of this
one of Mr.. Wheeler's slaves, recently abducted al
Philadelphia, stating that she always wished to be
free and meant to be whenever she came North;
that she made the first overtutes to some colored
women at Bloodgoods' Hotel, who finally assisted
her; that no force wasused against her will; that
she is now comfortable and happy, and would
rather die thanretlrn 10 slavery.
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RoMBALTIMoRE-

AUG. 1.-The case Of bark Magnolin, atNIobile,
had been before Judge Gayle, who decided that
vessel and arms on board were not Forfeited aud
could not be confscated. The U. S. has appeal
ed the case to the Supreme Court oFthe U Safes.
There las been 10 new cases OF yellow fever
and deaths at Gosport since last report.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

A Doc AS Was A Doo.-A Santa Fe trader of
The olden time, from the neighborhood of this city
was wont to say about as follows: ''In writing l
always used pens made from buzzard quilts, which
my dog furnished me, and how do you think he
done ii! Why sir, ImereIY showed him the worn
out pen. and he Mould go cut the plin, lie do,On
in the sun, sveH up and stink, and tOhen the buzz
cards nould light around him he mould jump up and
eute1 One!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

A CHANCE TO MAKE MoNEy.-Mr. G. W. An
Jerson, a few weeks ago, lost pocket memoran-
1om book, somewhere between Monroe street and
tbe washington Mills. The book is of no value
whatever to any person but the owner. rhe find
if he desires it, eau get IS for his trouble. by
leaving it at this Office, or at Mr. Arderson's ware
house on Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

TOUCHING TNcIDENr.-A novel aud touching oc
cuuence took place in Alexandria on Friday last.
Ore Of our venerable and wealthy citizens, whose
mind has been for some time gradually yielding to
age and infirmiLy, directed his coachman TO drive
him TO the depot of the Orange and AIexandria
Railroad. 1t was done. With all his precaution
however, TIE Vigilance of devoted laughter and
her atectonate husband, traced that parent 10 his
stopping place. Calm, and resigned to the Divine
will the patriarch assured them he was aware of
his condition, and that the Asylum at Stauntou
was his place. His family would gladly have es-
coted him home. but with dignity and frmness,
he insisted on going, and remained near the depo,
accompanied by those who best loved him, until
the night train started. when he left in the charge
Of those who held uncsasing care over his safety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

TRENTON, N. ]. Aug. The K. N. State Coun-
ell assembled here to day, about $50 delegates be-
ing present. Resolutions were passed 'repndiating
the slavery clause in the Philadelphia platform and
protesting against the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

Read This.-For all bowel Diseases, ChOIera, III
,'Il1 Dyspepsia, Flatuency, constipation aud general
'e'I we know OF nothing better than Dir. Hostetter
0Fa'ed StOHaeh Biters One wine glass ken three
n's each day before meals, viii be for all
.ae a0o'e diseases will remove all heavtness from the
''Oehi ksePIOu IrOm eOsttveness. assist Digestion give
good appetite and impart healthy tone TO the whole
%sSn Every amIy should keep these bittsrs on hand
'Ty'nS 'h' summer season. family medicine.
.o sac by all principal Druggists and dealers general
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

Sc. ds1a1a,-Postmasters generally may be inter
nh. n 'le following extract of letter received
W.. oA''aaster at Charleston, Kanawha coun-
en.rs Sa'a' f'em the First Assistant Postmaster
sion IN 1EiSlature Of Virginia, having made pro.
SoVernmsSss we payment Of the officers or he SIZE
hal DscIsnt you are authorized 10 forward oiii.
10 such without prepayment.
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ALL SHOULD TRY IT!!
DR.. j. HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.,
100000 hotties sold In One Year,

NOTHING in the Misunderstanding in tile medical mar
IN ket for tie past fifty years, hHs equlIed nor eau
an Article be produced 10 equal this
GREAT ANTl-DYSPEPTIC.
nT. HOStelter's preparation is an old gnnny's re-
Physicians verbal investigation. ltis the esultOC pTO.
found and elaborate study Of OF Tie most scientific
chemists O the present century.
Dr. HosetIer submits his invaluable BIteTs 10 any
Chemical test or what's still BETTER personal upon
your constitution The properties OF these BIZ.
tel will be found by the fS analysis and The full Oe
O their great mGdCiHal effects will be made manifest in
an almost Incredible short space Of time upon your ays.
TEN ~ -
Are you dyspertlc7 Then take these celebrated stnm
are OiOus2 Try one, bottle of these Bittsrs and
be relieved ut OLCe.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion? Remove the cause by
the tree OF these BitleTs
Have you fever and aSue? How many thousands in the
West anu South have been cured OF this constitution de-
ST. OYing disease by the FREQ OF these BtteTAY
All should try Ibis great aHdOte We venture TO afirm
that where Hostetter's BiteTsare used CuSe of lever
aud Hgue cannot occur.
One wine glusslu taken three times day before MEALS
will he found great lOLc agent, which all will anpleci
ATE when personally satisfied Of the fact, they viii be-
by giving the BttcIs one trial.
TheCJ other RittRTS represented 10 be the RRme
which conra atiVely are worthless. Our BiLters are
without rival as 10 their medicinal qualities Theyae
put in square bOtIes containing iuI quart with lie
blown on The bottle. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
HS For sae by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars.
elauIns and Dealers generally Throughout the United
ate&and by
BUSHFIELD d Co., and
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
,2-1ydaw WLeelinr.
n a n n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBILITY.

Extract rom Jas Harris, Esq IS Letter Alexandria,
Virginia.
Aer speaking Of wonderful on himself. he says
MS las been suffering with the liver complaint and
Nth Inability, constantly complaining, from, weakness
Foash her whole system She now enjoys better health
aH for thirty years. being entirely by the
aamptOn's Vegetable Itncture."
jees III. LOGAN &. Co. Gen'l Agents
aEe Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

rnE LADIES' CnaIsrlAs AuNuAL for August, is
received, filed, as usual with interesting articles
The sketches of the Holy Land, by DR.. T. j.
Barclay, are alone worth the price of SUBSCRIPTION.
Terms, in advance, 81. Jas. Challen, PhiIadel-
min
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RxpLODED.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-The steam pipe Of the
steamer Lancaster exploded last night, twenty
1--WE miles abeye this city, scaIding ten OF twelve
persons, five 50 badly that they diedswithin. an
hour; the others may recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

BOsroN. August 1st.-'rhe Canada has delayed
her hour of sailing until O'Clock this P. NJ, on
account OF supposed dispatch from Washington.
She has 125 passengers and S65O,OOO in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
KANSAS

CHICAGO. Aug. I've have proceedings of the
Kansas Legislature to July 25th. They are de-
VOID of interest.
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Nesc Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORsEY'S
n, "a - n A-,la.-.-l.l... u,

No i23 Main ct. 4 doors 5eloag Union 1T
7E4 ANlNG returned Esom the nanutac stahlsh
Ii eHts OF the East with stock OF boots and Shoes
comprising all the varied styles the present and
preaching aon OF 1855 would respectfully invite
anu all 70 ea and examine my Stock, as am Confident
that can and every body provided good, pretty
y OF goods i'll my ne and will sell cheap IL cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere Call and examine
my goods and they d0n't please, charge will be made
Tor examining. gt t
M RN'S Zine calf bootsi
ul Fine Gaitersi
Fine morocco boots;
- Fine half welt
Pa Fine Zip
Fine Congress
Fine cloth CATERS;
Glove kid
g cloth, ditf'nt cOIr
CalfCOngTess
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
r AIDES fine black Gaiteis;
IL Tan eOIored Gaitersii
Fancy do do
JeH"y = Lind slirpersii
8 Toilet Slippers.
Nj ssBs Jenny Lind slippers,
Nl "a Fine Gaitersj
&c Kid boots;
40 &c morocco boots. 5s sfl
All OF which arc OF the latest STILES. ap4
poY'S calf boots;
ID do KipbOOtsj
do calf Oxford Ties;
do bTOgln s;
Roy's boots and shoes OF every kind and descriptions
Also chdIen's Shoes, Caters, &C., OF all sorts and
sizes; in suit everybody anything they may
want Ia my line DON'T forget 1913 Main street Mheeng
p; s.-couRtry merchants sorting up for cash win do
wen ocall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

WAsulxGroN, August 1.-The amount in the
U. S. Treasury on the 2sd July, was SIS, 100000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

IFurar was a fall in the Cambridge Tunnel. on
the C. o. Railroad, yesterday, which detained the
trains few hours. Ne damage to trains or pas
sengeEs.