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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

4 "Red Wamm" Organ dcetptt for &frrwa
far acrl Congressman, am' dnut rurc rhethcr
the nsrt door Organ likes il or not--No Con.
rcntiom rantcd or rrpectcd.
Prom tile PsIrmont vIrSnIau.l
We were a member Of The MOundsville Con.
vention which nominated Sherrard Clemens for
Congress. We did not appear in that body as
his friend, but voted for hin because We could
not get our first choice. We proposed then
and there that another congressional convention
should be held in the spring Of 1859. a vote
was taken upon our proposition, and it was lost
by small difference. Among those who voted
It down was our friend John T. Russell, the
editor Of the Wheeling argus. Now, however,
our friend Russell hns come entirely over to our
ground, and is strongly, earnestly, and untIr'
ingly engaged in trying to get up another con-
vCntion. lie aud others forced Clemens upon
our unwilling acceptance, md now desire
to force him off, Very well. Let us have
convention. There will be no difficulty
in this county, We think. But We tell our riv.
or county friends TINT wC are not to be harked
on and Oft like hounds. If they want convcn.
ton for the purpose Of displaCing Clemens and
putting in some nOruS homo hailing from that
region who has no sympathy nor acquaintance
with the red.wanuScs Of the mountains, they
might as well not have n convention. We are
the ''rcd.wamus organ, according to the Wheel.
ing IntelltgCnccr, and We shy the red wannSeS
prefer Clemens to any such man. But If they
intend TO give US "fair shake" mud to vote for
a mountain county man # he seems to be u favo'
rite, casting aside the old Eucksyille rule, why,
then, here's ut you. We learn that Charles w.
Russell does not intend to compete with Clemens
for the nomination TINT Judge Thompson is
satisfied with his post and with Clemens; That
John Knote has no intention drumming. Now,
what say you, John 7. i? Leave out these men,
and it is undeniablc that the red.wamuSes can
furnish you with the next best man, Ito be mod
est, and not TO claim that our men are better
than any of yourS.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

LATE DISCOVERIES in Pathology show that very
many of the diseases which uNct mankind arise
from impurity of the blood. This has long been
suspected but is only lately known. In con.
sumption, tnbcrclcs arc found to be scdimcn.
tary dcposito from the blood. Dropsy, Gout,
Cancer, Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in diSOr-
tlercd depositcs from the blood. Bilious disCaS-
es and leycrs are caused solely by by its dc.
ranged unhealthy state, aud even tho decline Of
life follows the want Of vitality in the blood. In
view of these facts DR.. Aver designed his
Cdthartie Pills especially to purify and invigo-
rate the blood, and hence We believe 10 arise its
unparalleled success in controlling aud curing
disease. -IIalicQl Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TIE CoNEE-Wc are not addicted to the bad
habi. Of rising at four o'clock in the morning,
although our editorial duties frequently dctain
US until tho "sn,ull hours Oyant the twnl,") and
consequently we have not ycthad a peep at tho
new comet. 1t only one hundred and forty
millions Of miles distant, and is very rapidly ap.
preaching the earth, and already shows through
a common opera glass well defined tail
So says the Louisville Courier We are
tod that during the first week Of October,
the comet will be of the most striking bright.
ness, possibly tho largest Of tho century, and at
that time will be seen near Arcturus, perhaps
even surprising that brilliant star in splendor.
1t is now visible for about an hour after sunset
and an hour before sunrise in line with tho
two stars called the Pointers, and forming near.
y right angle between these and Arcturns.
It is now best seen at four o'clock in tl,c morn.
ing. .....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

lIEREsY IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bishop
DOdne's Letter Of AimOnitioM-I6 the Rer.,
Richard 4. Garden, Fresbyter Of the diocese Of
Pennsylcanm.-In the Banner Of the Gross, of
the Goth August, 1858, published in the city Of
Philadrlph where you arc resident, arc tho
words following:
"Iscccntly," to wit on Sunday, 18th July,
''the Rev. Mr.. Garden, OF visit to Cape May,
in the diocese Of New Jersey, preached there,
aud administered the Holy Communion, calling
on the resident Methodist minister to assist him
in the administration Of the elements. There
were other clcrgymen Of the Church there; one
or more Of whom refused to participate i'll so
irregular service"
have been duly certified that the allegation
thus uadc is true. have waited till this time
for your explanation or apology. have re-
ceived neither.
therefore deem it my duty, under the sixth
canon Of the General Convention Of 1850, to
admoniSh you for such act Of miSbehaviOr, in
violation Of that provision Of the ordinal under
which yon became deacon aud priest: mo
man shall be accounted or taken TO be lawful
bishop, priest or deacon in this church, or SUI.
frrcd to execute any Of the said functions, ex.
cept he be called, tried, examined aud admitted
thcrcuntO according to the form hereafter fol.
lowing, or hath had Episcopal conservation or
ordination" And !, moreover, forbid you 10
olliciatc in the diocese Of New Jersey.
Given at Riverside, this 4th day OF Septem'
Der, A. D. 1858.
CIV. DoASE, Blshop of New Jersey
Witness-W. CrOSswe Doane, Chaplain.
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST STOCK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.

The subscriber having Just returned from the East, bEs
than any other house In the cty-IOr cash.
Particular attention 10 called to the following Items
French GoOhA.-l60 pieces OF SILK, NIL colors AMI
styles excellent quality black SIX Calico width at only
c. worth dollar yArl the vrry beat quality BLACK
st' the "EN1le brandt only aITayS sold at So
STYLES Of striped silks BNyNrFr, Turk Satin etc. any
quartity aud very ccnp superior quality Of black Horc
antique SILK, always sold for &! for only S; ~ Ayuru
100 pieces French MGFInO N( all i0lOrH: nm X
eurnt quality Mt only hac yard over 81 Vide; the very
best Of Lupo MrrnO always sold ALirOm 5ul Will
sell at 90 warn.
qualify, such Is always sells for size per yard: for only
a u wool plain dc I.nineS, ali cOIors, lupOn''
make, for only 5iTc. vArh
All Wool PiHidS, double width, bc't quality, at
Soc che robes; also robes de AyHdercI robes nqnll'
les robes dc ChAmr, large assortment ut greatly reduced
prceS
10 cases OF Prints hest styles neat and small figured
fast cOOrs warranted, from to cts, worth 9H ctS
yard. and come WSlOw As ~ cents yard
BiCnched ahcGIlnE mad Shirtlng MT"lth Of
all widths md prices excellent quality, Wide, Al only
ahn wis. CIGn Ls mMh NJ nnIlIImS, the most com.
plee assortment brought to the city, Of H possible
Furs! FnrS! EXTRAORDINARY BARG4ISSi-LA.
dies desiring TO p-OvIr themselves With beautiful and
genuine set NJ Purs this season. Will md Il to their hdVnn'
NRe TO examine my stock, before purchasing as MY AsUF'
ment greater than ever has hrrn and prices eonsrFa'
bly, lower, having purchased them direct from the Importers
and Manufacturer and only for cash. It GvcsA conalCr"'
bic advantage, and nm therefore enabled TO s.ll very
cheap. Russia Sable, Mink Stone Martin, French Sable,
Fitch Lynx, GtHnrs, and all the usual varieties have In
large abundance and 1t all prices
UInuheta-laO pair iOi, LII and 1874, very cheap
In llShketa eau OIer GFtat Inducements.
CnrpHIS-lOlp iccaS Of CArprtt Vt all kinds. BRUSSELS
Three nv, Suprrahc Ingraln MI Wool, etc. Will eel
good quality ~ Carpet At zoe, aud superior quality, oil
WOOL for only 30 cents great bargain i5O Hearth lInVs
Tine BRUISED Hearth RE worth a. for only 81 tho AhrAt
quality Velvet lgI, the largest size, RTayS Nol At 81 for
only Is ind do common iIt, worth $S far only $9,h
ALIEN. IIEYMAS,
sept l0I Main Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

Two French Journals the Patrie and the
Unirera are occupying themselves with the sub
ieCt Of divorce and the free love tendencies Of
the people ofthe United States. America, nc.
cording to these Journals. IL destined to glide
into ,mmornlity, whether she will or not. From
tolerance she will pass into license, and FROM
license to unrestrained and brutal lust. The
doctrines of Miss Julia Branch arc such as were
heard in Franco in the days Of The Goddess Of
Reason-in tho day when clubs and pretended
schools flourished, and when RIGHTEOUSNESS, do
bauchery and atheism, occupied the upper cur.
rent in society. The French ARE thankful that
the day has passed in France, and they regret
to see that tho SamG doctrines find henrers aud
tolerance in tho great Western Republic. We
Imagine that the French journals placc loo much
credit to the elEortsof the spiritual free lovers,
The great mass Of the people repudiutc their
horrible doctrines, md while there arc many
thousand SplrItunlS.s in the country, tho loncSt
believers will desert the faith rapidly when
they are shown the evil tendencies OlIhrr lend
Hrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TUE New York Past thus notices the political
end of the East India Company then
its death has been worthy Of its life. Few SOY.
creigns have ever SO grnndly finished so grandA
career. Nothing has been wanting to make its
story the most sublime Of dramas, Far from
sinking into innnity or obscuri,y by the slow
process of decay, ii has disappeared
-''Mld smoke and thunder,
Shot and steel and SeorchIng iGmr.'
Two hundred thousand traitors rose upon il,
and with handful of the Enithrul, IT turned and
crushed them, aud then disappears from the
scene, whilO the applause Of the world is still
ringing in its ears"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

BGRnAvE's IIoLLANp BlLTRns is now the most
simple, delightful aud cltectua remedy for dys.
pcpsia, before the public. Many of our most
worthy citizens testify to its efficacy. 10 per.
sons subject to nervous. md sick headache, it is
q valuable medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21
IARL poRMEs' pIRsT AYp ONLY APPEARANCE IN
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 9th,
AT WASHINGTON HALL.
no TIYE PUBLIC,


The reputation Of Karl Pormes as the greatest living
BaSSo and Or2tOrIO singer the mmenSe sensation produced
by h extraordinary voice, both In this cOutry anu ~ over
Europe, Induced Mr.. Ullman TO believe 1hat be VIII meet
will patronage commensurate with the heavy expense
OF this undertaking.
ESri FormuS being like Jenny Lind equally famed rs
singer OF secular we'll Is Of the highest style OF Sacred
Music, and the OrAtOrluS Of handel and Haydn,
Tie Programme Will consist nt
ORATORlOs, ENGLIfII, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
SONGS AND AIRS, WITH ORCHESTRAL
ACCOMPANIMENT,
with view Of aOrlng the public al opportunity 70 near
him at once In all the different styles Of music In which he
stands uuuppFoAchel.
The Manager begs leave to call the attention Of the pub
lie to the great performers that must necessarily
be engaged In concerts Of this class. II has long been
cause OF complaint against all artists travelling IN the WeSs
Of the Incciency OF the Plano to give full elcetto The
gems AMI works Of the great matters the proper Feii'
tOn Of which requires the whole resources OF urhnd
cestrA And In order In these eoncerls to carry out IN
all their COMPLETENESS and GRANDEUR the works Of
HANDEL, HAYDN, MOZART, anil other celebrated com:
noSrrs the Manager has engaged tn principal SOLOlsTh
AND PERFORMERS OF TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA "
TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New YORK, under the tlrec-
t0n Of the tar.tAmcd Conductor, CARL ANSclICTH mu:
tHrOdacing GEystsm " Concerts Herer ed"S"b"H
KARL FORMES
W on these be supported by the following dis
nEnHhcd Artists who have been received with such Sig
nal favor during his late brilliant musical season 10 Nav
York, Philadelphia, and DOStOni
MISS HATTIE ANDEM,
Tho celebrated American Soprano, who created such
an immense sensation At the OrAtorloS and Concerts IN
New York and Boston;
MADAME sCiIUMAH,
Prom the Imperial Opera, Vienna, her Majeityb Opera,
London, And Academy OF Music, New YOEki
NIL. ERNEST PERRISG,
The Celebrated English Tenor;
AND THE GRAND ORCH ESTRA,
composed OF the principal SOOs and Performers from the
Acadsny OF Music, N. l., under the direction VI
CARL ASSCllUTZ
Leader, TliEOD0RE THOMAS.
FIRST Violin, HERR THOMAS, MnSENTllAL, ROMAN
ECcOnd Violin, HERR BESIG, BERNSTEIN, LAUNu.
Viola, HERR MAT2KA.
VIoIIncelo, HERR CARL BER0AANN.
First Contra BNsSO, HERR nEREOG'
Second Contra IassO, SIG. ARSOLDl
Flute, HERR SlEOLI:lI.
oboe, HERR MHER.
Clirnnet, HERR KIEFER, SIG AMlCl.
rlaYvUli, HERR PAULMAN, BIG. BAllTOLo:
Coruet.A.PS.Vn HERR SCIiMITS, HERR SCllGLLINGEN.
Trumpet, MONS LACR0lX,
Trombone, MONS. LETSCH.
Tymp4ns, MONS. HABERKORH'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TIVE arm Of Sheppard Morgan Is this day dissolved
i By mutnni consent. The bushes Of the arm will be
settled by Sheppard. Those indebted 10 III rM are
having account GEsnS Us viii please present them for
settlement J. H. SHEPPARD,
Sept 10Th, 1855. ClIAS. MORGAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

Notwithstanding the great expense attending these Com
cer the prices Of admission will remain as heretofore
namely:
Secured '.''''''''''''''''''''''''$, ~
UurcSvrvrd Seats. .................. w
The Sale Of Seats will commence OIL THURSDAY MORN.
Street. where pauI Of the Hall may be seen and seats
hooks Of the Concert containing words and music, for
sale, price Is cts. Sept"l-c'
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NOTICE.
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL.
T D. SHEPPARD, No. 1871 Main ST., corner Of Union, will
81 continue TO Keep on hand lArgs and complete as
sortment OF alt articles IN his ne consisting Of Ladies' and
Grtlemens Saddles, Fine and Coarse IlarGrSS, Trunks,
VMces Carpet Bags, SatcACS, Collars flames, Whips, &C.
would respectfully call attention to my stock and trust
by strict attention and PromptneI to merit continuance
Of the public patronage.
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, aud in proper
manner J. Is. SHEPPARD,
Eep9O 1871 Main ST..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TuE AxGus ANswgRIU.-The orthodox Or.
gan, next door, came out in n bad humor last
night, because in reply to the Parkersbnrg
Nc,rs, VIC incidentally referred to the fact Of u
donation being made to it. 1t comes at US in
return with the following queries. We will an.
swer They are-lSt.
Did not Mr.. Campbell. one Of tho editors Of
tho Ltelligenetr, go to New York in the fall Of
1856, and whilst he was there die he not join an
association which was organized for the purpose
OF securing the election Of John Z. Fremont 70
the presidency? e.
Mr.. Campbell did not go to New York in the
fall Of 1856, and Of course he did not join an
association (which was organized for the pur.
pose Of securing the election Of John G. Ere.
mont to the Presidency" Neither did lie ever
belong to any association Of the kind. Mr..
Campbell never was m adnirer of John G.
Fremont, politically.
OF course, having answered the above ques.
ton MS We have, an answer to the two following
would DO superauous repetition:
Did no not represent to the said association
IueuIuCulb4 SAIGtISUGGu SuotullIl'k1 tIbS PNPS'
in this community, and ask assistance from tho
ASSOCIATION to enable him to maintain the paper?
Did not the association give him ira hundred
dollars to help him establish paper in tho city
of Wheeling, advocating the election Of Fro
mont?
Now We have answered the Argue while We
do not acknowledge either the right or the de.
cency of its interrogatories. We have never
presumed to attempt to inquire into its private
business, but because in answer to the ParkerS
burg NerS, and because we felt assured TINT
the Petersburg Ners hid received the erro.
neous impression from the Arg@ Office, We
lunde passing aIlusion TO its Nhe ArguSO
donation, It affects to consider It mean, apparent.
ly forgetfnl Of tho many disconrteOus insinun'
tions in which ii has INDUCED about the m
teHigsncer being supported from abroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TELEGHAPmIC NRws.-In addition to the de-
spatches to be found in our regular telegraph
column, we have the following ndviccs:
From Pittsburgh, Care advised that the ex-
pectcd advance in railroad rates, agreed upon
BY the resent convention Of the four great East
and West lines will not, for the present, take
place. Another meeting is to be held in New
York by these lines on Thursday next Thus
wc sec this convention has, so far, followed in
the wake Of It's iIlustriOus predecessors which
generally turned out to be hnmbngS
From Washington City we lcnrn that the
war steamers Fulton and Water Witch, are now
ready for sen (ttcy havc-becn ordered on the
Paraguay expedtion) and were expected to sail
for Norfolk yesterday. They hive each skipped
very heavy ornaments. The Fulton carries ont
an eleven inch shell gun ION pivot" and four
Of nine inch "in broadsidc," The Water Witch
carries out nine inch gun. In addition the
Fulton will carry two howitzcrs aud the Water
Witch three, one Of which is heavy twenty.
four FOUNDER amounted on pivot in the fore
castle" Both vessels arc supplied with any
quantity of small arms, including the Sharp and
Minnie muskets. So that we infer they had
better keep quiet down there on the coast of
Paraguay.
Further adviccs from Washington informs us
that the last communication from our minister,
Hon. W. D. Reed, is dated June 18th, and in
this he announces the signature of treaty be-
tween China and the United States on that day,
but rs the mail boat was just on the point of
showing out he had not time to give the treaty
ITSELF promising to send the treaty by next mail.
A despatch from Weston, No., records de-
structivc fire at that place, destroying upwards
of $4,000 worth of property.
bred Scott, the famous negro is dead. Won
der IL that will Idle" the question.
BY alviccs from St Domingo, we see that tho
revolution is progressing furiously. That in
evitable individual Lopez dc Santa Ana, is him.
self again, and has taken possession Of Fort
Valverdc, at Santiago. THE collector Of the
port and others had cut sticks for Monte Christie
where they were they were to embark for the
Turks Islands. st. Domingo was Left without
a government. The merchants had closed their
stores--thc paper money had become worthless
and no one was buying or selling anything, but
everybody like wilkins Micawber were waiting
for something to turn up.
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EOUND.
NOTICE.

an tho street. yesterday, the freedom paper OF Harriet
" Richardson and child, which can he had by applying
At this Office and paying for this advertisement splS
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THE FIrTll ANNUAA FAIR !.

or THE
Pnrmcrn' q Mechanics Ind"strtnl sN"'c'Y
OF BrOokc County,
WILL be held on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
w FRIDAY,
The 22d, 23d & gath of ssptembo:, 1855
AT THEIR FAIR GROUNDS NEAR wEl''SRuR0'
e- Excursion Tickets, Good for the Fair, Will be Issued
nj al thu stations Of the CirVrlsnd aud FuaDutSh HS
70 ii oliver dlViSlonl at half the u'ual rates
ur exhibition Of the Industrial Society o. hr".ss'
very attractive one III all lis varied departments shu
cordially Invite the public generally to attend on e u"IS
above specified and enjoy the festivities OF the
The prospect good splay Of due stock 81 NY E1s
IA very f1ttrrnc Nnd spirited competition IL th'' "e
may be anticipated. The display Of
FINE HORSES
PROMISES TO excel any before At this place The So
riry offers rs SwCepsNEr premium In this department.
AIS for the Hest and Fastest Stallion, saddle or haFhts'
and ais for tn hest Rn fastest Mare or HGldnH' De'lde'
ilbern premiums In the general list. -.
In FINE SHEEP this Pair has the reputation OF hAEInE
made the finest shows Of any west Of the MOUNTAINS lns
display Of Fine Cattle, Swine, Poultry Re, VII o. Gno,
Tie OH er departments Of the Fair, Agricultural Nor'eu.
turH Mechanical and Ornamental, have heretofore oetn
we'll represented. ,,,,.t,,
Fire WORKS Al Other novelties Will I've introduced AS'o"
time Anticipated. CONN 0%E, CoAg AM
| kaplhe IL M'NGlhht lSe'Ht,','a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

HEMPFlELD RAIL ROAD.
EXTRA TRAIN FOR WASHINGTON FAIR.
nor the purpose OF aOrdtnG ample opportunity for the
l. citizens II Wheeling and Ohio county to visit the Ag:
cultural Fair at Washing ton Pa THURSDAY FRIDAY
Of this week, an extra train will start from the Depot
At O'Clock 4. A. preciSey-anh return IL the evening,
leaving Washington ut =. NJ. Round Tickets will he
Issued at half rate. 7. SWEENEY
sep2O Gent Manager.
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For Rent.

FTNIlAT desirable property near Nj. Wood Cemetery
known AZ the King property. The dwelling contains
sufficient recommendations for lNrpn family. The lot
contains two aces which could bu made good market
garden, Also good orchard Gc and all lately vnrlntd
With al tNc'lsntSRrt, Ror terms Nrply TO
mLHN-I 4 I. nv LltIlkN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

TNEALER In Watches Clocks, Jcwrry Silver and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods &C., &C., Wholesale and Retail
Ascent fer tie sale OF the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES manufactured nv APPLETON, TENcT Co., also
Agent for tile WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MAClll
announces his return from New York with complete
Sortment NJ every variety Of goods In his line, which will
be offered at prceS TO compete With amy house In the
country Please call aud examine heOre purchasing else
where. sCplG-iy
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.Iu.t KccclvlnN md nov OPenIng,

ME would beg leave to Inform friends and patrons
w md the public generally that We have Just received
Pail and Winter Goods the latest md mUAt approved
styles Of Cloths CG'NmerrS and VcNnW, all Of which we
prepare make up to order In the latest styles and
best manner, at short notice.
We have also large AMI full assortment Of Gents Fur'
n!EhInR UOOI such Shirts, plain white and iNncy SILK,
Cotton and MrrnO Under Shuts aud IrAwrr' Halt Hose,
Gloves, SuIptnrrs, CravatS Ties SILK and Linen andker
chcI all Of which will sell at the very lowest cash prl
crS, At our new store rooms, No. l09 Main street
TePls WHEELER LAKIN, Merchant TNlOrS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-21

w Brides Harness and Trunks, aud dealer In all Art.
crs usually kept by SadleTS eEs leave 10 inform the
public thAihe has opened Mt No. los Main St. Market
Alley, where he will he glad to amy persons wanting
any Of the above articles AShe intends TO make good
and sell fair prices, he hopes 10 obtain liberal share
Of public patronage Particular attention pald TO ordered
work, and repairing done with dispatch. NrPls.
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New Advertisements.
KARL FORMES'
GRAND
MAMMOTH CONCERTS!
nrArOn1Os

OrATORIOS
Nh, ULLAAS, Director and Manager Of the New York
Academy OF MuSic respectfully Informs the public that
has made arrangements with
KARL FoRMES,
nov under engagement TO him, for rapid tour through
the principal cities Of the Union prior his departure for
EUROPE Gratefully remembering the very liberal patron
axe received from The public, Manager Of MI ThabeFg
Nine SOntaE Henri Herr, Camille SVor and other artists
whoa e has Induced visit America he respectfully an
nOuncCS
KARL PoRMEs' FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN
THIS CITY,