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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-25
NEW TNITED STATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.

NEW TSITED STATES VAIL
STAGE LINE.
: NFwTrI wEtKIY IIvE OF FoUR r.-SAwa
y HDR>E P'sr COACH is now n ;S.tES91ezZ4Ss,sS
ueraiion f,r the acco7,mo ation the n ~ eIng pub &c
from HUNTSVILLE and wiITESBUhG, Ala, via Blunt
SPRING. Rluut,vil'e. Elyron to NoLtev no.
Thi- line tpCtrd 18th hn- C0ucprd Troy and Albany
bull: Co-cle. good rra, r"ul ant eNP,en ed dr
find this the Ch-.p-~t hest and eNI elI
Ccntrala dSOuIh Alata
SCGBs gtTS,E GOING SaSTEs.
Letve a ts,ine Mondays Weinesd,ys and Fridays,
and arrives No, alto Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
aurlays time th fhr Cars Srma, Ala
ilrui, Selma O'Clock, T. NJ. and then
1-Sn - ecting wi h ii dai lin Of Mi. 81,
Orleans Also with a double daily line
hes for Marion Geeu borough, Ia caoosa and
Deinop H. AaJau a, Co umbu Jackson and Nicksbuig,
Misses ppi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Nontevao on the arrival Of the Cas- from Selma
Munltys Wednesday and Fridays, arriving ~ lu It's
vile Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays AT o'cl OK
Winchester un m Na,hville and Chat'snoog =
Ral,0ad Also, connecting Whiie,hurg with SS<ssss15
a ally line q Mail steamers fpr Drcaur and 11AsST
thence by Ra DAD SIgrs To Tucumbt FioreUce and
ials Sp inrs, Ala, Holy Springs Mis-, and Memphis
Tenn Also con ecfipg Whesburg with the steamers
for hauanooka and Knoxville. Tenn.
Tue Proni-pr have from the numerous solicitations Of
the iZru~ u Norh aud outh Aahama, establ dd his
Line cnu iuahe expense aud with but little aid from
the overnmeut, they pc receive patronage as
HARRINGTON BARNES,
augo4-3n proprerors
Ma h,i True Wing copy three months and forward &C
count 10 this oGice.-HuHtsU,He AdcocHs.
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nATES or ADyErTISING.

Newspaper proprctors censalv and especially of this
tty, under the usage and regulations heretofore preva
called upon perform labor without renuuera-
ton, than any other class Of community. The gratnous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement
uinicatons tributes o. respect obituaries &c which
only he inserted heavy the proretor i'm
poses upon Them burden onorous, that they called
uPon in sieieucr, 90 check the abuse. by making such
publications charge n extent Al least upOn the par
ties more Immediately Interested In this they are hut
owing the example of the press IN other cities mpeed by
~ its intrinsic pr0prety and imperative duty TO
Themselves The iscrhers have, therefore united ogeth
rr M mutual agreement, the 10 lowing specified terms
or tie publication these As well as every sort Of regular
business advertisnV
FOR each square ~ - lines less of BREWER 10 lines
Tess Of nonpareil Tor the 1T Insertion $l %
For each additional insertion ner snusre -.-.. 50
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SELF SEALING PRIsERvE CANS AND JARS


SHALL be- 10 receipt IN few dsss II qaanity O very
superior ana las ia-tie srlfSranr PF,serve Cans al
u abb adopted fur convenience End a-sfanu,a hs
uuuts Of th.tr zslnE Frurrvc trup ami y,Frtshes.
ye u. q. DlCKEY
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INE are mthuiaeturing choice srtice - Tour espe-
w Caly 'Ur iamty usr, which ODER g. The trade
the Ciai trus. an orrgs rh a lie once ia meet
t,foupt #itenuou. lg4l G. HAMMOND A CO.
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Wheat I! Wheat!

I'VE win pay CASH for Wheat de vcred IN Nsshvie.-
w Sacks furnished. Call and see before YOU -
augi5- Il J. a Y. fEArNAN.
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CHARLTST0N HnTEI.-


BY ID. MINER. MEETING S'r.
Spls-iiy CHARLESTON. =. e.,
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Wheat, Wheat (!

(NTF have on hand snd are daily receiving extra heav
w and is OznabarVs and ShestinFs suitable for
heat and Corn sacks-Whieh Ne VII seb oS 10 CAsA
MORGAN CO,
au9o n No. - PuhHc Square.
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PRoFTTRALE IHVEsTMEKT.
GENrLEMEE's FIEE sHOEs AND GAITER2

(iESTs sapsr Dro~n top Cousress Galtsrs,
III Cicih Do pta.nA VIII apas
Hanearisu she's.
- Fafsas testleT lfsss q oes
VIA voas ether ai-; vsTy ssp-iieF ana Il the ncst
1asfi8Batls m2ss- Ja.i cPsaea 81 ~ 1aiegs street
aurss JOHN RAHAGE.
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Wheat (! Wheat I!

-IsEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wansed deiyrrabe at Warehouse hy The 18th inst
for which We viii Pay IS cents per boshvs o. 90 lbs
.prs w.. H. GORDON co.
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Wheat! Wheat /!

WE this aay have orders for twenty thousand hushe
w Sh-at 70 be flied during the present month, f5I
which We vii pay the highest markst p ses 10 sash
s@pts ". n. GORDON 4 co.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-25

HOE GBAN. fE. q 80. n co., Importers and
~ NiOlrsnle dealers Domestic Dry Goods, Hats Caps
8onneIs ooy Brogaus, &c, north side Public Square.
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LNAIkIN 81 CO.. Importers and Wholesale dealers in
II Foreign and Domestic Fancy and staple Goods onnets,
Hats oots Shoes, &c., north side Public Square. jes
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mANUTACTURzRs AND NILLER

YxTE rsRerzi AEsafa ~ te sae - Al ceiien snd
w weoien tabrra a4sueesaIu p ~ ktste q ftneea
a.. and have srlfoflle1 arFe a1d sortda.8ns focra
,osix r laaIr siqfsEs. Ne haEe $50 spprcpria
- rneaher rsea ~ hs I'D saee 81 kL0JE acns.
knd ecsit resRsFtf ra - attenion e bolh NAaa-
hsssTsss and aiisss = a. aFrangsnsat.
nsss y. a. aokpoN CO
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ADDRESS CARDS.

CtLBE"T0N a ATrH0TT., dealers in Gen;lemen'
- Apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street, near the
Post 0lire. ielS
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SEGAnSI SEGARsI

rI'wESTY THOUSAND extra RsgaHa scgtrs wen assors-
"a, Fe1eiYed this dsy -
a1s2i WI sSEL THOMPSON,
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IWPOFTANT.
NOTICE To TIE LADIES AND CENT FMEu
s MARKS,

nN and after the 1st August will be able 10 furnish
" 1900 bag per day, for The pup q lodrg vhsst
fOur, eas and Prscns rsquih Bags Nid please
send Ia their oiders a. ss early day y ssfie.
ly2i ". H. GORDON CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

Nov. l3.-SiockS lower. Canton ~O4 Erie 40.
Michigan Central g24 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1929. Heading So. Michigan South
ern yO4. Gaiena and ChlCOgo III. Cleveland
and Toledo GO. OHIO SIS LOG. Missouri S64.-
CT mber'and 233.
Cotton market quiet, sales OF SEQ bales.
Coffee Sinner, sales of 1901 bags Rio at l0alo3.
Sugar finn, advanced !, sales oil SuU hhdS MuSco-
waldo 6!aTt NIoIaSses finn, sales of $50 bills
Lirseed Gil steady at So. Lard oil lansud, sales
1900 gals at 90a9I. Iron trm, with sales so tons
Scotch pig. Tobacco is quiet, with sales oil $50
hlmS.
Flour without important change, demand mode
rate 9th for ext OFT and home consumption, and
there is some little inquiry for filling contracts,
receipts large, sales Of $4,000 ut S.7la0 Tor com
mon TO extra state, S,I5h9,2I Tor mixed IL fancy
| and low grades, extra Michigan, Indiana, Wis
conSin and Ohio and g. 15aIl Tor extra GeneSe-,
market closing heavy ard quotations only realized
with difficulty, included IN The SaI-S $500 bis
Common Stale Tor export at pTIctS within the
tango, market for Canadian Qu!et aud " ithoul I'M
rortant change, sales Of 500 al 9Il0 for sup rtne
10 chOcs extra. Rye flour unchanged and safes
snail, no Important change in tie market lCr
Southern uOur und sales lSCG0 UblS al 9,3Ta9, 60
for MIXED TO choice aud 9,15aIl for fancy and ex-
sra. Com meal lower, sales lC0 LbS Jersey at 65
Whisky maEke; easier, only moderate demand,
sales Of 2u9 bbIS at 80 Tor jersey, and 394a40 loG
| Ohio aud Prison.
| Wheat without important change, Supplv and
demand alike moderate, prime parcels quite scarce
aud pretty firmly held, sales iuclu,!e 49, 600 bush
white Canadian at2l5a22O, 27OO inferior red Ohio
at 1870, and 25UO common white Ill. al 206, and
l3UO Ted Southern at 2a2,p5. Rye, pretty fair ex
pert demand market ItLOut change, sales 600
prime for shipping al 1913 and small lots at l24.-
BARLEY, nothing Of moment doing, no change
Corn, demand 9th for export aud home conSump
ton moderate, sales S.n0U western II liked at 9ia
9i3 in store. and 9l4a96 aoat and delivered, only
one cargo sold at outside quotations. Oa's. mod
crate business and market without change, State
al 4Ia49 and 5Oa52 for westtln.
;PorS rules steady, moderate demand, sales OF
800 ibis at 2e,50a22,6I Tor mess, 81 for prime
mess and 2Ia2I,25 Tor prime, also sales OF S0OO
prime mss for French Government nj 2Ia2I,25
Beef only moderate request, IliceS favor puIch,
serS, sales of ESQ ibis at S,hOa9, so for country
prime, llal2,50 for and Is, I6 for repack-
ed western. Mess beef remas as last noticed. Beef
hams good supply and prices iavor purchases
sales OF eco bills Is for state and II ,ior Chca-
go; Nothing dong in cut meats.
Lard higher, sales OF 500 bbIS at 12al2 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

FATAL RAILROAD AccrDENrs.--George Amder-
son, fireman on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
express train east, was Instantly killed near Fet
ternan, on Thursday evening last. bya fall from
the engine, his head striking stone. He had
been sent by the engineer oil the cylinders from
which lie sippdd and fell over tile edge Of the
embankment. And. rson is said TO have been
very respectable young man, aud general favor
lie with the officers and employees on tie road
His remains were brought to this city for nterment
George Jones' young man employed on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, came to his death
by an accident at Piedmont, on Thursday night
last. lie was engased as iremen, and whilst
passing from the train 10 the engine, as the train
moved oil, he fell upon the track and was crushed
10 death He was resident of Baltimore, and
his remains were taken thrre for nterment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
GOING SOUTH
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-THe 8. 10 A N Train win connect at
$andusky with Morning Ttaim from Toledo; at Monroe
sill with chicago Express Southern Division e. d I.
Road Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
CEeveIamdi at Mansfield Junction with DaT Express
Pitts burgh aud at Newa with the East and trains
ont eMt raj Ohio Railroad.
The % Train will Connect Sandusky with
Sy City from Detroit; MOnrOeIiIe with western
Train ON & T. K. K at Shelby Junction 5.21 NJ
with Nail Train on Cd K K for COlumbuS anu Gin
CLIMATIC at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on o q Rfur ri IshurgI, and at Newark with East
aud West Night Trains Central Ohio K.
GOING NOR1E-'The &c 4 Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train BelaiIe
Central Ohio !; K; at Mans field JuIcOn with Express
ciunaIi Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New YO,k,
and ut MOmroeville with Mail Train T. d. I Road
Toledo Chicago. &c
The a.IO N Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press The East CenrIaI Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast TiaiM Tor Pittsburgh Shelby juno
ton 6.2I with Ci.t innlti Mall Tor lcveand at
MOeyille with Night Express Tor Toledo ard th'cago,
aud Sandusky with steamer lay City for Detroit and
Chicago.
DIu A.fv. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
Crnculr counr.-Yestrrtlay, the Argument in

Crscurr CouRr.-Yesterlay. the argument in
the case of James II. Levin VS.. Moore & Acheson
was concluded. The action is foriniuries receiv-
ell blythe plaintiff in jumping from the stage Of
defendants while the team was running off
damages claimed $4,000. Counsel forthe plain
til, Judge Fry ami NJ. C. Good. E q; for defend
ants. &C. W. Russell, Esq, of Wheeling. and
Benz. Wilson, ESQ.,, of ClnrkSburg. The jury re-
tired last night and had returned 10 verdict at our
lastaccount.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
RAILROAD ACC1nsNr-

NEw YoRk, NV. l3.-The EApress train from
Albany, last night. was thrown from the track
wien near B st1n Four Corners, on the Harlem
railroad, all the train, with the exception of the
engine aud tender left on the track, were turned
bottom upwards. Mr.. Ra:hbnrm, Il paper manu-.
fsc'u:er. belonging TO Boston -Four Corners and
John GayIOr, brtakman, wele killed. About a
dcSen passenger were also iniurei. aud, some it is
supposed cannot survive. The accident is said
tn have been occasioued by sudden gust OF wind
which blew the cars (rom the track.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

= CuRIcsrY.-MaiOr Joseph Howard is now
holding his leyees with truly independent con-
tempt OF The French tleni!onl, at night, neon and
morning, at Hornhrook's new buildings, on Main
street. The Major queer specimen ofhumau-
ity. He has a head as big as Daniel Webster's,
and body not larger than one year infant. He
is aged 81 yeats and weighs 70 pounds, his head
constituting most of the weight. He has more
sense than Tom Thumb, and is a much greater Gu
rioSty,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Nov. l3-Markel for brradstutfs of ali descrp.
lions dull. Very little flour arriving, and demand
both Tor export aud hcme consumption limited,
and /" effect SALES some holders subnitte to con
sessions Of 5ctS, sales for shipment comprise 81
500 bbS Srantntd branus at 1926 small sale 10
supply retailers and bakers at 9,3Ta9, 80 for com
mon and good, ard 9.I5 up t" 1889 lor extra aud
fancy according to quality.
Wheat. hunted inquiry and prices Bets Liver,
sales Of 5000 bush at ,90a2 OF Tor fairand prime
red, and 2.l0u2,lS f"r white. Snles yesterday OF
5000 bush Western Rye at / rs, and 7G9 hu>hto
day at I'LL. An import OF IS sacks OF Ashton's
fine salt has aGrivr.l and remains unSod
Whisky unchanged, small sales at 4Ia42.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
EXPLOSION

RoME, N. Y. Nov. I3lIl-A most distressing &C.
currence took place to-day at MELVILLE, a small
village about mile anI half frlm here on the
road towards Utica. The steam saw mill situated
on hill at that place, blew up about O'Clock,
killing two persons instantly; one Of the killed
was Henry S. Roberts, son Of Judge Roberts Of
this village, the other the fireman, name not as
cettainei
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RY
!. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE CITY

NEw Yoak, Nov. Is-The U. S. mail steamer
Empire City arrived al O'Clock this afternoon,
bringing CaIfarnia mails t. the Goth nit. $50 pas
sengers, and sl,65LoOo in treasure, principally
consigned as follows:
Wells, Fargo & Co., 1921 600; Drexel & Co.,
1000; Metropolitan Bank, 10000; Vim Huge,
100000; Bank Of America, 5000; James Patrick
$4,000; E. Kelly & Co. 10000, aud smaller sums
10 various others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

IMFnovrp PEx.-we invite attention to the adj
verisemeet OF new style Of zen. 1t saves the
trouble Of dipping frequently into the inkstand.
You load it once. and it lasts long time.---Irs
COED invention far those whose thoughts are fast
ct than their pens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
AECInENT

ROCHESTER, Nov. I2-A freight and cattle train
on the Central Railroad, last evening, when ab ut
miles from here were thrown from the track
while crossing high bridge by The tr in separa-
ting aud running together on heavy grade One
person killed, beside a considerable number ofcat
tie. Twenty were also thrown from the
track.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
CINClNNArLMARKET.

Nov. l3.-FIour firm, 1856 bills sold al IS. Wheat
$40 bush prime white sold at ,95, red held at
l.6j. Sales Of 800 bush Rye at S2aS3. Prov ioE$
very quiet, no sales. Whisky better, sales of GOO
bbIS at 33, do 200 at 1884, CO GTre-SaIsS Of ITO
bags at llfal2. Sales Of as hhds good fair Sugar
nj Icis
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MEDICAL.
AL SHOULD TRY Iyn
} R. j. HosTETTER,s
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
IOo.Ooo RoI.le. seIa in ono \ enr.

N oIHlNG in the markct-uOilng In the medical mar
n.y. I' ihe PAST hiiy !eaIS, has uaed nor can
4" aluCIe ne produced t0'Qual this
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.
III HostellerS PREPARATION is not an Old eronnys re-
Gile nor lie nee governmental result OF sOme AH,sicnr
PHYSICIANS vel bal lmveSiIgaii II is lie rSnI, ~ 80,
"nhu anu e'ahUiaIr Study one OF tIe n,SI
chemists al lie pI resent Century 80 s' Stie"''"0
Dr HOSiclier submits his im[ aluyb HE bT,.r, ia o,, .
lC"I tests 81 WHAT'S std better personal tr,i ,,nor
your own constitutions Tie iIue u, ~ ~, IT,
ers VIII he found by the first aiaiysis .nl ~ III w
Of tlser great medicinal ELECTS viii he ma DE- IN
an almost incredible ShUIt space Of time Inon % - ~
lem 'H'" '"u' SI"-
are you dysrcPtc2 Then take these celebrated S,om.
ach bItcTs Nv" 'tu"''
Are you bilious? Try bottle of these bi,tsr.. md
he relieved at once. "' "'N
Are You ammOlr by ndigrstiunY Remove The eo,s. b
the ice OF these bite wv NSe "
Have you lever aMd HEue? How mary Thousands In 4I.
west anG south Lave becI cured this ion de-
stroylns disease hy lie Ice of these biIles
WI should NY thS ca amiidOe. No venture 10 AZ
hrln HAT while oseIier'$ iIJeTs arc used case nT e
vet AID ague cannot OccIr. ~ =" ~
One vine S'asSiu iakcH three times day be,ore n,raIs
viii he lound ecat tonic agent which All win Dnn,ecj
ale when e >nra" sails fed OF the TACT as The, Ii s
hS giving tue bit trial, - -' "''' w.
ne'e ave ola htie's,' repe sented TO be the same
Will .;,H ".e HoA tNcly worthless Our BitieTA ara
WithoWt 'lVal, their medicinal Qualliies They arr
ru w N squa'e les containing lu quart with Tho
49,, p'' al m HSIe'rT'S Stomach RiltsT9,"
"'O"" "'' Tue 10 None other genuine.
PAiC NE DOLLAR a HUTTLE,
05 For sale by all the rincipal Drgrisfs bo,.l have
Eest1G1uts Dealers LeucrlIly fhIcLo,, ISS irjt
states aid by ~ N
EUSHFIELD D. Co, and
ice2:ivdaw - NSI's,.,,nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

New YoRK, Nov. l3-The steamer Empire City
from ASpinwaIl, with California mails TO the 2OIIr
uIl, is reported below aid will reach port about 8
O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
FIRE.

FuFEALo, Nov. 13-'rhe workshops attached to
the Erie County Penitentinry was destroyed by FIRE
this morning. Loss SlT,O 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14
THE INpEhEEGBNCE R.
MORN. NOVEMBER a.. 1855,
To CorrespondenIs.
The I.nwor Ne,yspaper..

1.Suhseribers who do give express notice the
ScriptiOus
If subscribers the Ills, continuance their peri
OcaIs the publisher continue To senL them until all
AREA ages are paid.
B. m subscribers neglect their reriodi-
the Offices which they directed they
responsible iItey have settled the bill aud order
them discontinued.
!f<uhscrihcrs other places without inform
lug Publishers, and the sent to the
direction they at eIed responsible.
. The decided that refusing to take period
Office. wing and leaving them uMcall
ell cr is PIima Iacia eviience Of intentional fraud
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Read! ReadM
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

MINDS
'INltAT have Just returned from the East with my
1 SECOND FALLS7OCK,
and that 1t is the largest aMdsUmcSt aud cheapest ever
brought 10 Wheeling and say with perfect confidence
iIaI 1t only needs looking aud mining
my a-sO tnent consists rartIy Of
90 cOIia' 8, at only j cents;
300 do from p CENTS TO $500, amongst which
are some 81 beautiful and cntne ely d ISt ar.
rived in tile ISutc) Thai Iiey will ell Themselves;
cor pairs ladies Kid Gloves, ~ superior al ;s73c
S0l do misses do extra fine, slightly dam
a4ed, 30 cents;
100 Pieces CpbWrgS, at all prices and all COIOrs;
80 do french MelimUS, 10 suit the atidious
1000 do Trimming. The very sresl styles, such as
noire-Amtque, Plain and Edged, moss Trimming,
etc.
$4,000 ards Calico all styles aud prices, some very nice
goods as low as q Its
With many other goods such beautiful de signs
hat all ask is Ur YOU 10 examine Ivy Stock and am
certain that can sell.
90 CO:.e, and be convinced
ISAAC prayer,
OcI5 between Monroe and Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

NCU BOOKS.
NORA and the DuctOr; "
~ Scenes in the Practice OF New York Surgeon;
The Hearth StOnc by SAM. Os.uod;
The Hidden Path, by Marion Ilarlard;
Tie School Of life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and Mystery O Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Le!anI
The Slave Of the Lamp, by VIM North;
WhiCh the Right or the Lett?
The News 10y;
WoIvert's Ronst, BY Washington Irving;
Heroiues OF History, by Mary IIeweit;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MOnunlnIacs;
Female Life among the MOTmOmS;
RCgets Thesaurus OF English Words.
Together with g tment OF the best works in
the various departments o. li'eratu'e
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Oc13 fi1 Main at
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BAIT. Nov. IS The southern mail this morn
ing hnnEs no papers south Of Augusta. There Is
now three nails due.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

BALTIMORE MARKET.
Nov. l3-Flour stiff at 50. Wheat and corn
Unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

THE COSMOPOLITAN Aar AND LITERARY AsSocr
ArIoN.-FOr the purpose of briefly explaining the
plan OF this ASSOCIATION TO those who do not seem
to fully understand ii, We will say the plan is this:
You pay S3-trat makes YOU member; you WILL
then get any OF the following Magazines, viz:
Knickerbocker, Backw ood's, Harper's, Putnam's,
Graham'S, Dickens Household Woods or God.
ey'S Lady'S Book. The regular subscription price
of these magazines is So per anuIm, and you
therefore get the full value of your money at all
events. But, besides, without the p payment of
anything more, you get ticket which will give
you a chance OF securing some of the magnificent
Paintings and Statues to be distributed on the 3lst
of January next. The collection comprises sevc
raj hundred costly oil paintings by the first artists
OF the world, besides three marble bUSts-one OF
Washington, FGaakm aud Daniel Webster, by
iiiRlM POWERS, aud the world renowned Ivory
Crucix OF GenOa, worth $40, coo.
The plan is the very best winch has ever been
devised Tor the dissemination of Literature, and,
without any additional cost, the promotion OF the
Fine Arts. There is no humbug in it. The best
Illustration We cHa give Of the beneficial opeTa.
tons Of the Society is 10 cite the fact that Powers
immortal Greek SL're, which was exhibited 10 ad-
Mining thousands IN this city few mouths ago, fell
10 the lot of an amiable aud accomplished but poor
lady in Pennsylvania. Works &C equal and
greater value must fall to the lot of members on the
last day of January next.
We Shall be pleased to receive the subscription
oil any poison who wishes TO join the Association
On the above mentioned terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-14

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsRuRGII, Nov. 10 River feet, at stand
Weather clear and pleasant.