Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-12
CHAPTER THE SECOND.

LING; TIMES GEOGRAPHICALLY COMPARED.
CHAPTER THE SECOND.
An item as it appeared in the Wheeling H.
telzigencer of yesterday:
DAYTON, o., Nov. 10.-Some burglars ente'
ed the grocery store of Jno. HannIech, on ~
street in this city, about ten o'clock last nig'
and robbed the safe of about 5000 and thens
fire to the building, which with most OF It's col
tents were destroyed.
The same item as it (neOer) appeared in
Times:
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Nora BExE-From ithO Wheeling Times q
eeery day) -,
Persons DESTROYS Of securing a good, Tetia6
daily paper,-one devoted to the interests al
institutions of the Commonwealth-an at,0a
containing the latest ne'cs, by telegraph a.
the mails, and alb other channels, [1o0n0er 9nh'
those other channels are ] can do so by speak!!'
either to the carrier Of the Times, or by IeaVl'
on Monroe street.
An item as it appeared in the Lnte11igencer Of
yesterday:
WIN. W. Taylor has been promoted to chief
examiner in the Patent Office, vice Herbert re
moved.
Timcs;
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KEEP IT BEroRE THE PEoPLE-That,-
Persons DESTROYS ofsecuring good, retia"
daily paper,-one devoted to the the intereS
and institutions Of the Commonwealth-al'
aL1oavs containing the latest 1aetoS, by te{eJrP
and the mails, and all ether ch0""esS, can Go
Nv speaking either to the carriers of the 1tmt
or by leaving their name and residence at ~
counting room on Monroe street.
An item rs it appeared in the Wheeling Ii
telIigeneer of yesterday:
ALRANY. Nov. 1O-Two bad breaks have OF
CURED on the Canal near Palmyra and Ne
York. 1t will take five days tOrePair the dan
age.
The same item as it (ness,9 appeared in t.
Times:
A FACT CNo0 GExERALLY KNowN.-That,
ssPsRsoSs DESTROYS of securing good, rel
able, daily paper,-one devoted 10 the interest
and institutions of the COMMONWEALTH
altoays containing the latest 1eIos by telegraph
and the mails, and all other channels, can do so
by leaving their name anu TeSIueHCo 1T thO
counting room on Monroe street"
An item as it appeared in the Wheeling In
tclligcncer of yesterday
WrL1AusroRr, Nov. 1O.-The Susquehanna
River has risen ten feet, and still rising.
The same item as it (dian'D appear in the
Times:
Be IT REMEMBERED from the Times of every
day) tnat,
'.PERsoNs DESTROYS of securing good, reli-
able, daily paPer,-one devoted to the interests
and institutions of the ComnOnwealth-and
alsoays containing the latest neaCS 6g telegraph
and the mails, and all other channels, can do so
by speaking either to the carriers Of the Times,
or by leaving their name and residence at the
counting room on Monroe street"
An item as it appeared in the Inteltigencer of
yesterday
PlrrsBuRGu, Nov. 1O-River II feet by pier
mark. Weather clear,
The same item as it (atdn'O appear in tho
Times:
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REMEMBER, OH! REMENBER-That,
"PERsoNs DESTROYS of securing good, reli-
able, daily paper,-one devoted to the interests
and institutions of the Commonwealth--and
alioays containing the latest nears By telegraph
and the mails, and HIt other channels, 'oontLer
Dtat those other channels a,e'l can do so by
speaking either to tie carriers of the Times, or
by leaving their name and residence at the
counting room on Monroe street"
CoNcLUsIoS.-Th first and second chapters
of che above beautiful, touching and romantic
biography of the Wheeling Times, can be found
in the IVhee1ing Weekly Iptel1igencer, ready
to-day at 10 A. NJ.
tY-An immense edition will be printed.
P. ST the edition can stand the run on it
thc price will not be raised above 8 cents
Otherwise, like the Bank of England, it will
raise the rate.
M. Az I,,k