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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-29
MEDICAL.
nAMpToNs TINcTURn

HAndPToH'S TINcTURR
III WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA
N'STTNCTuRE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE -
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAAEPToNSTTNCTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULI
TINCTERE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPTON'S TTNCTBRE
WIFIs CURE NEURALGIII
TTNGTURE
WILL GURE SPINAL Disc ASH
HAMPTON'S TISCTURE
5sl WILL NyIGoRArpI
TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS
HAMPT0S'S T1NCTERR,
Wherever usea, has been sreeessiGl in CURING DlSEs
after Oth1r Esssess 81 says TSss ,,
Sa6AzSA3, sge I R ~ 3 g,ed IN ereF5 family
No. 1876 sor1B PAcA sTREET. BGLTIHoRK
NIi. ROHZS Y ispRAKLLs, -,'-'T'
So. q REssIRR sEGREI, BAL9zcHE,
NoFt drEa5fHI easS ~ iSerefEld u years EtGadiag
nHE;5e esPtse.s eLSeae: Fs :, . q hsaftE.
10 81 Bal4Taaore
Ter eose amer gears, u saeriag IN atosi4Rta Ter
HERE1izdRI. scRGFTLG. 49,
boy Ia the family % he Hon. W. P IheTnassSu, ore
from head 10 foot. Hts eyslilst inside OUT rto
ing the eyebaHS produce biisdnes IL Ell
cured by Ha5pfo1ss YPsrtSb3e54nefuIe.
DTSPERIA, SERTOTS DISEASE, dc.
Nr. Wa. CHAN, 81 Baltimore es1loa=-itesE, sus-
from these eonpai4ts for IS Ennts 9Th body ami Hts
severely Erected He cured By Hzmptou's VsSv:lll
TIneture, after other things faIIeI.
t 8 sil6CGR. CONSUMPTION. dc.
Mr.. Henry c. Winn had COuEh fur TeaF<-Creat sea-
ne1s, etc; in a ore six phyaieians, tried al q
'stlss'1 M4RP7oS 81 TT.Es;Ss.ss11SBL7ExHoTERK
We APPEAL 10 onr best knoTn SslLtzens.
NE OFFER 30 MERE MEqSHPO03f-4RIICLE I'd
4 KEDLCISE PR0TED BY TZYstL.SA TI1S 70 q
TIE SYSTEFg
THEiSUMIER- ITS DISEASES-TIIE REV
EDY- AT HAND.
HdMFTO5S3S sT-EGEsT8BLE IIHGTCRI
this MEDICINE Cholera SIorbus, DariRA, and Diss
OF the Bowels incident the II nTisOTates n
stomach and bowel. and renders the systena zs
ance In combating the approach Of indeed al foEas
HAMl'Z08S VEGETABLE 7ISUTCRE,
By mild action the stomach. liver and EdneTg
cure Dyspsp<Rd C0Is0bS AEthRsd. bronchial 1ad Lsl
AfsefiStls, Paias H. tie Back, Side, Gnd BrsrH la
ItieH SeynfvEE IaAeaEaItisga Gout, Neuralgia, n
t,,LG IsS Esteel Complaint E0Fls uAd Hsrrosj n
6iifiss and al diseases arising from in9ure blood,
DELIC4 TE 0hLLDRES,
One bottle VIII prove It's superior vtrtae.
As AEPRHiLB MEDICINE
Hampton's TIncture cannot be excellei. As bsAu:i
agent superior OF the cosmetics Of ne d
producing beautiful clear skin. and giving to the
the color 81 the npartpS 70 eTeFT 0see t4l:E
CAToaie Or Periodicai Nervous or Sick H.tlsehe e. Is
storatIve where gentte stiu1alaut 7nsSd btl.v
superior ali the eoFlIas befo-e te 215!ie to
l01th and on A9t the Single aud d.rriei We oss;
CaIIani Esf P1lnpiitts sratis, and see cures.
Fer sale b. T. = Logan g Co., waetlias, GA
sold b MORTIMER MowBRAT,
2:a Baltimore ST., sAisiuo's
E-PEfee ~ per bottle. f.bi 5
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o. ]. WOOD I co... Proprietor, s1e broadway, i. 70
III Market st., st. Louis. - :, i'ff 10
"a For saletn Wheeling by
4. II LOGAN CO.,
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TIE MONEY PASIC.-'Ehc following circular
has been issued in New York. The n. Y. Posf,
however, says it is not reliable:
AuGusr %, 1857.
NEW YORK BANK note REPoRrER, EXTRA
Is Yesterday the Ohio Life INSURANCE. and
Trust Company .fTilel!
"This morning John Thompson, banker, No.
Wall street, failed; De I.auney, .Tselin & Clark
stopped payment, and several Of the city banks
will have to follow in their course better refuse
the notes Ufthe
'.Lsland city BanE, Corn ErcIange and Bank
Of No1A -imeriea
"ReflSe all Rhode Island bank notes and the
Farmers Bank. Saratoga county, this state
"Get specie for all bank notes, whether city or
country This is the only safe course, as there.
IS likely TO be a general sinasli-up.
..LoOk ont .I17. counterfeit ETres on thu Pits.
tfeld BAN, Ngssgehnse1ts.
ST. HRLENA.-We learn by private adyices
from st Helena, that the Emperor, Louis Napo-
leon, has purchased the cite Of the tomb OF his
uncle, the great Napoleon, for 81, 0I,6 and Long.
wood the Farm on which the conquered con-
queror's last years were passed for s is, 600.
commission is expected soon TO arrive for the
purpose Ofputting Longwood in complete order,
and decorating the.grounds A fine monument
Is also TO be erected over the t0mb-.y n.
Courier.
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ITAMPToN's TISCTCRE-Tis medicine, which has been
before public for years. hut especially for
the year. by Messrs Mortimer Mowbray, assoe pro-
pre,ors with remarkable success have
from the respectable sources. AlarEr number Of
tEents who have been relieved and medical
profession also Who hare used it practice, have
voluntarily given ter certificates of recommendation
she proprieiors.
We are destdediy opposed Hg quack nostrurus but
we have .nany essrs Mortimer Now
bray, above mentioned we feel to be
nothing than justice call the attention Of the people
to .heIr advertisement in to-dsy's paper.
T. II. LOGAN co,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
- o.II -. 49,, sE9 #Fs S0Ra-1r-.dny
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SATURDAY N0RNiSG, AUGl'sT %. 1871.
a. l,n2osE..s,s - 81. rng1 ILL.,.

OrgCOyGsEssNkx ELEeI-- Axe THgI liIrS'St'
Al His:-Yesterdsy tie 5ranei, organ present.
edarery peculiar aspect. tottio@e who have anE
ides even tie slightest IN The way Il which 20
Giiesi Uircs are lail and the T,,Pes uauusuTeTe'i
Something Is evidently br,'s among the fsiti-
ri. and cioudIseesns gathering about the head
n Clemens. We scent something Of a First
y,lnr character. to he followed ny = louder sPd
more open Fsa,rionade The organ, which all
tl,rou-, the r. o. sqn4f,sie, MS - dumb Is old
BaIaan, : long cared qpadruPed. only speaking
but once UPON the subject, and that was TO throT
cold water over the whole atfair, by pointing OFT
the uaeagrenesS Of the vote cast, now comes
out and viii, an its pretended reluctance about
drawing uponGIr columns for.its stock Of neTs'
Transfers our article upon the Post Office with
evident gasto. ard chucilss Itself half to death
TO think into what an unfortunate snap our pre-.
cipits.e, misguided and unfortInatc friend Glenn
ems has got In additio1 70 the editorial Of
the Branch. there appears Communication,
ard this is Why we scent regularly laid out
eannoaadc-s carefully considered Hchem" TO
ostraeiss our Congressman elect, before he has
an opportunity to do something 10 entitlc him
70 the gratitude Of bis constituency. Inasmueh
as re have been adopted by our friend Glenn
chs, as sort 81 quasi organ, nc must raise
our voice in his behalf and protest against this
thing Of crowding and souging him out with
out fair show. We therefore suggest, in view
Of this evident hostile snort from the organ that
our patron come out ut once with crushing ar
ticIe, and head die ambitious organ square otE
Otherwise it will do mischief We will await
with considerable anxiety the first demonstra-
lion from Clemens. Delay will be disastrous,
and re suggest to him earnestly, % come out
and clear up the whole matter.
VIII tHgursrnerPl.'. Fov-.. ssri-l, SID lea
unfortunate Congressman lsyo tilt at the i'm
pertinent organ.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

DIR. observation-disclosures AETIDoTH.
fes doses El cure any ordinary ease and ONE U.s.
InrSF9V stops The ekIIs. II contains - IIS
sTISCEs and never produces the unP1s7sant 80 -
ztseai the Of QGinLn- and oi=F essls' n SjI and
ONLY ANrIDoTE FOR MALARIA.
~, NJ sb,,taserrsr Fever and Ague Antidete, and
- you get PILLS
sod b. respectable Druggists ereTy'eh<rt
PRICE, $3.50.
FOR sale b. LAUGHLISs BUsHPIELD, wheeling Va
s1ie Projectors, a. I. sFALLESBER6BE = co,
,nv-zsa Rochester, Pa.
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#v-..T .roovrs o. ma IAsEE Bier xres? 3

yaA4 sEcoHES or TIE LAGER BE! AtsS' 8
This company manufactures anaYeTsge of.foTty-
eigAt tAOERaEd per annum; Nov suppose eaen
of these mnss to be filed, at the esrY toie sssf,
matt of 1000 times year, viii give AZ w.
Of hints or liz lions Of gallons. GREAT CEsAh:
If it we're possible, suppose we would nouF al
this down oac Dutchman. H0atd.t nc isdES G
Jellv! But this company makes. perhaps only
about oHe-f,rentseth Of the lager bier mngS that
are annually produced. Again. we ask; WHAT
becomes of them. And who drir Is the Lager
Here your correspondent Is compelled from a
want of time, very reluctantly, 70 le1Ee on ms
description of the process OF making glass lie
intended to tel your readers how the slhehoFt
specimens Of stained plated and cut ware,
manufactured by these gentlemen. are made, bnt
must leave that part TO be taken up At a future
fine However, there Is one beautifully interest
ing process of which he vii speak Reader,
what kind Of pen do yOu suppose am now
writing witt,s A steel pen No. A quill pen !.
No. q gold pen: no. 4 wooden pen? No. Now
what would yon think Il were 90 Ten you u Is
4 glass pes2 We'll, 1T Il glass and nothing but
glass II is glass oil orsT, and one Of the pretti-
est specimens OF neatnesS You ever saw;-Ting-
ed. Etreakesi and striped, with point that viii
wear for years, and traces the lines SIS r1Didig
and ereHIv az any 0.lsFr pen. On the top Of
this pen, sits perched upon bnnch Uf rases, as
pretty a canary bird as any that ever sang, with
wings ana neck ntSbehQeQ as LnOuSu u WGIG
about to dart from its present position and Hit
away through Us native element Perhaps it
would il If could find as much beauty anywhere
eIse, asnow surrounds it q don't moan the tipeas
with whom 1t is ''noE~ surrounded as none OF
them arers7 handsome men,. The LOCAL SITS
at the far end Of the table upon which write,
scTibbEng away, perhaps he Is sending some
poor unfortunate wretch, who mas offended
against the dignity of the law, to the cham gang,
al. nj Efd
or maybe, he is drawing one of his lnimltabie
portraits Of some Of the curious characters
that daily make their appearance at the Alder
MINIS Office. Opposite, and at another desk, sits
one Of the editors, with all the ASSUMED dignity
Of Solon, scrawiing away, most likely he Is
discanting upon "the great political questions
Of the day, and, no doubt. is writing what nei=
thcr he nor any one else win believer This pen,
the work of Mr. P II. Leighton, vas made for
your correspondent, whilst he stood looking on,
and within the short space Of about ten minutes:
SIR. Leighton, and his brother, who IS engaged
in the North, are, am told, two Of the neatcst
woIkmen in fancy articles, TO be found in this
country.
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TIE DgAra or ErcrxE Sur The Noaite't
Slroisien, Of August 4tl, hasa long account ofthe
death Of Eugene Sue, winch took plaee-on the
preceding day at his residence, the Barattcs near
Annecy. he was III only thirty. three hours.
AT first heWas attacked with neuralgia which
was followed by fever and occasional delirinm.
Afterwards there was a partial paralysis, which
deprived him of speech and appSarently Of con
seriousness Among the last words he uttered,
while he had strength and consciousness, were:
az shall die, as have lived, thinker, lay
ing special emphasis on the last words This
was a fitting termination for such life as his.
Tus Charleston Courier reports that distin.
ruisbed lady, Of New York, remarkable for sew,
eralsuccessful appearances before the public, and
sunday doctors aud lawyers Of equal distinction,
are eSueeteti soon to publish a very exciting and
captivating romancclet, to be called " NothiRgt9
Nurse"
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Prof Wood: My hair commenesd falling on sonet
or four since and continued to 40 until bee
quite bald tried al the popular rnedcIueS Of the
but 70 no Ell Ct At last INDUCED 10 try your Cee
ted Hair Decorative, and am happy to 1t is doinf
deEs have fine growth Of youne hair. and eas
fully recommend Its use to All similarly afflicted.
A. G. WILLIAMS, is Second StT-s
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J U.ST PU BLISHED

BY j. b. L1FF4NOUI1 q OO,I
OLD cHURCHEs. MINISTERS. AMI. FAMILIES OF yIR-
GINA By Brsrur NEIpE. Txoyels. sTO. Eumcrously
nluSirattd. Price s.
SLAVERY ORDAINED NJ GOD. BY REr. PnED. A. Ross,
70 re men To,st and Soah ,eso honor tie seor Of
God and lore their coRH'Iy.'
One vol 19mo. Price 81.
/ 20. TIE ToRFARpFD MAIL, Pre-.
uPiS PRIrR. -lr1d&ff.-rk~
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Dr. o. J. Yood-Sir: have used nearly three bo'tz
your Hair Restorative and have found It's effects ~!
lStsctoey. II has entirely destroyed all dAndTuhi;
head, and retoredny hair to its original color,
become 9pi:e gray, WA. TRUEsDlp
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To your inquiries, would reply, that when irst r
menced using Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, Ey
was almost white and had been for the last tea w
and IT vas very thin on the top Of head and TeEy
tie second bottle (EhIeh eiEht Teeksl my ha 4
entirely changed to It's original color, Eht bTOTn All
nov free from dandruR and quite moist I hare bad
hair cut I'VE six times since the change, and have
seen any thing like white hair starting from the roots
all 1t has proved In my case, all that could wish TO
JulY 1. IS5S Yours -
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TINE Subscribers having JUS. replsaEEed their stock
u DFngs. Medicines, PeEiumeEy, sargieal In:trumen
Wines and Prandes, medical purpose, Patent Nsdcin
&C. Ee would respectfully invite the aetioh Of the nu
lie. feeling satisfied that their goods viii
both IN price and quality, With any other establishment
The citv FuNDESBERG ALLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
snr2I No. 1 WASHINGTON Hail, Wheeling, Va.
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T!is Is TO certify that one year ago was quite gray
entire loss. In this condition applied for and tnst
bottle of Prof: Mood and before hafr
one quart bottle, the gray hairs had entirely disePpe
and II had thicker ed up Gsto be full as usual ant
sumed glossy appearance, HppaFenti more beautha
ever Was hefOTe do, therefore, cheerfny reeotaf
II 70 All those ladies who value btauti ul head OF a
VII also state that Il nov, oee1Si0nally, for h
and 6eantttying effects. SARAH ~; ,. hE ! ,s!.
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Gardiner, Maine, June g. -
Z Dear Sir: have used two bottles Of Professor WH
Hair Restorative, and truly say, It IL the greatest
coTery u the for restoring and Changing TIE b
Betore using it, was as gray man OF seventy
hAir has now attained its OriEtnacnlo You rs
mend Il to the world without the least fear,
one Of the worst Kind. Yours. \. MGRPHl Z
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Chicnrn, NAV !, I

1lave used Professor Wopd's Hair Restorative to
ded advantage II prtTents the hair from coming cut
Etres Il gloss and sofaess very desirable. The rev
hairs had have entirely disappeared. Others Of Il!
ly have used It and concur with me in prpununeng
Il rrefesSes to be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan aVSTs
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WHAT THEY DO WITH II.

WuNI VII
Whilst looking on, and wondering where all this
fine ware found market, yonr correspondent
inquired of that pleasant gentleman, j. 4 Dun-
ham. ESQ, one Of the partners, when. he was
told to follow into the storage room, where he
saw boxes Of ware marked as follows: New
York, Boston. Bulfalo, Dubuque. La Fayettc,
Ind, Memphis, New Orleans, several places in
Richmond, Va, and -, well. just any. here
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MATERIALS USED II MAKING GLASS.

These works are confined exclusively to the
manufacture Of fine flint glass, which is made
from the following composition: Fine crystal
sand-bearing an almost iinpercepible reSem
blancc to white lump sugar. carlasli, Lead and
Saltpetre The sand is dried in an oven and
ground fine, the pcarlash purified by boiling,
and the lead is calcined, after which these dif.
fcrcnt articles are mixed in about the following
proportion: Ono thousand. pounds of sand, six
hundred Of lead, two hundred and tifty OF pear
lash aud fifty pounds Of saltpetrc, aud placed in
the pots, or crnCibles In the furnace, in guanti-
tics Of about 1000 lEa- each, WHERE it consumes
As hours in melting. We are now ready for
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eaey of this unrivalle preparation in of tcroas
eryspeas, eutaneous and erupye disorders, and similar
complaints would appear almost inerebie mot such
ronderful OF daily certified by PsrsOns
Of uadoubed snd respeetaby, establishing the IN
csntesabr this class Of disorders alters
tire AMI renoya ting asent II IL unequaIIed.
Eminent physicians hsve proved by many years expert
sues that they produce the apes: results by its adj
ministrasi0n, and therefore 1t Eith confidence
Prepared aud sola by a: 3, D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. II. cRUABACKER., &
Add By Drasxists generally. 67=lxdaw
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CIIRoNIC Ola RKHC8A.

T.
NE nave in COR possession the eeTtAeste Of rSspeetable
eL-r testyihE at he entirely cared OF this dfe7-
fol d.sesss by using BG.RHAYE's HOLLAND BITTERS.
We shah take pleasure in showing ths certificate to any
I,ersc,r doubling this statsment aFE-lHdEE
DEATH AND DISEASE.
DE14H.-Ifoz eornes Il, friend, in every shape
You let 50 many folks escape
DlsEIsE-Dtsad sire, / use an means eSn,
To oBviaIs tie life Of rnAni
dog his footsteps from his birth,
,rIll he returns to mother earth.
1 use an mean. used Of old.
Changes Of WeasheT-hot and cod;
give them colds-I EiTe them pains
Track their bones-I ere .heIr veins,
IPofson them zlth rancid bile,
In place of the digestive ehyie,
Yet all is useless nothing kills!
DEETa-Hos's thatf
.D.,gGsE-T1ley al take Bs1xDsE1n's PMS. -
T. II. LOGAN { CO.,
iy2t-1E-daW Agents.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

I9OIs
All now prepared 70 furnish my patrons and
the public with superior quality style Mole.
skin Hats which are light elastic 1ue iustrc of
finish and Of endurance they will good
vice in all kinds Of weather. also general Of
Soft Planters, French RoekIand Hungarian Styles
Black, BsoEn, PEARL and Beaver c0loTs. Also Mems and
Bays Caps, Of the latest styles. af
N.B-Moleskin Hats finished to Conformation
81 short notice. Bring along the cash and get
kinds Of head gear at very low tRrd, a.
WV. JIMEsoN's,
aug22 No. S. Main st.
: = = @l-...-.- z----A-----A 2
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- Life tse Holy L4nd Boat Life in Ept aud Nnsa
By W c. Prince; Charlotte Broate;" C4ntsrhury Tales
virginia Ilustrated, CrATon (cal and tl
Testimony of the Rocs My Schools and School Maser,'
by Hugh Miller; Little cloth and paper.
ExDected daily Of the inEs that Is manufae
of LEGAL Cap, Letter and Note Paper-ordered
pressIy for the legal profession.
ETeEytfnE in the Stationery and hook line constantly
hand at HI 3fatn street, wheeling, Va. = - jl2S
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RLoWINa ANp PREssING.


See that workman standing by the furnace,
with an iron rod in his hand of about Of an
inch in diameter and four feet in lengtht Well,
that rod, as you or would call it, is hollow,
and he calls it bL0io pipe. Now watch him
dip one end of II into the melted glass and give
Il little twist then raise it up aud turn it rap
idly, round and round, until he seems to have
jWSL enough on the end Of the blow pipe to an
swcr his purposes; there he goes with it, over
to press, which works very much On the prin-
ciple Of machine that carpenters use for punch
Ing shingles. just imagine the shingle 10 be an
iron mould, the inside Of which is the shape and
size of the outside Of tumbler, and the punch
to be a die Of the Dimensions oF the inside, and
you will understand all about it. See him p
IcdrOps the melted glass into the mould there,
another person has cut tho waxy looking stuff
of from the end Of the pipe, with pair Of scis-
SOrs; down comes tile die,-up It goes again.
and out pops \ tnmblcr, along comes a boy
with another blow pipe, on the end Of which IS
n lump of glass having q smooth disk, large
enough to cover the top Of the tumbler, to
which he touches it, and Instantly, by atmos-
pheric pressure, it adhcrcs, like the cohesive
power Of public plunslern to = hungry office
seeker, and is quickly conveyed to another fur
mace, where il Is re-heated, brought out end
smoothed over on the edges, after which it IS
taken Otle anncaling furnace, where it is left
to cool Each tunlbler passes through the hands
Of four men and two boys before it is completed,
and you may judge of the rapidity With which
they arc made from tie fact that each set or
chair of hands turns cut ., 900 every 81 hours
From the making Of tunbIerS our attention was
turned to the process of sticking the handles on
Lager Bier Mugs, which is quick operation
Tue glass is blown and drawn out on the end Of
the pipe to about the length and thickness Of
the handle, when it is touched to the side Of the
cup and instantly adheres; it is then clipt off
from The pipe with pair Of scissors, to suit the
length Of the handle, and quickly turned down
and WORKED into the REQUIRED form.
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They employ about 100 hands; use about
2OO tons of crystal sand, 100000 lbs. of pig
lead 100000 lbs. pearl ash. and 90, 000lbs. salt
petre Dot Of which comes one hundred MOu-s
snad dollars ieortA Of manufactured ware per
annum.
Having described in his rough, off.hahd style,
the glass works. your corresPo !dent will now
take peep into tue wholesale house furnishing
establishment at No. liz Main street, and see
what they keep there. This department is con-
Quoted under the name and style of
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And embraces two very large sales rooms, rum
ming from Main, back to Water street The
lower floor is used for the storage Of original
packages Of importations, queensware, cutlery,
&C., &c; and also boxes of glassware Of thei
own manufacture. In the second story, front
ing Main street. is the sales room. Here We see
spread out in the most abundant profnsiun,
glassware of every variety of style, quality and
finish, (cxcepting the rery common kinds, which
they do not keep queensware of all sorts and
sizes, from the most magnificent sets Of gold
enamcled china, down to that description Of
cups and saucerS, out of which your correspoa-
dent used to drink rye cofee, costing about tn
cents dezcn, or "thercabouts,' Their table
cutlery embraces the best-and perhaps some
Of the worst-of home and foreign manufac-
turc, whilst lamps, candeiers and candelabras
n ay be seen sparkling and glittering, here and.
there throughout the room.
Their importations Of foreign articles come
direct from the manufacturers. which enables
them to compete successfully with the eastern
cities.
Your correspondent would acknowledge the
obligations he * under to ". Barnes, and j. X.
Durham, Esqrs, for their attentions to giving
him all necessary Information concerning their
operations. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-29

10 PhysieIausnndo others faterested.-Tr
se Shoulder Brae Supporters. Bandages, Belts Instru-
snss ali kinds syringes NurnE Bottles, &c .kc, are
to be rouad At the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sToRE
wA private room Is attached to the store, where
Trussss are adapted to taeh #hen desired.
address or apTly to I. II. LOGAN CO.,
Iys So bridge Garner DrusEisu.