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0efeMicbaft
1T GEM y prt.

III &c e 10 = prt.
Saar einse,abltes Gdpi9al $500, 900.
Der llnter,etdnste 1T nun beret, GnmeItuneen fir bisie Selea-
DAFT onsunebnten.
Stre 1ef6dfte beftben In 6erunGeu,
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il baupt1Gdlt6 fur BITE beutfge 8eS6tteruus Der Ser.
Stadten s~eerlnbet nprSen. Sbre Otrtttpren unb Geante
9antpblets unb dnberen Drudfahen wer6en In beutI6er SYrdfe
a~usseseben. Str @ef8dftsperfebr fnNst tn beutf8cr @praae
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feItf6aft tn ben 8eretnteten StaateR, weI&e
ttefen 6eutiben &taratter bat,
@Drpprapren unb Sirettcren tn Mep,gprt ifnt:
&. 6. Mmfnd, &us. Belmont, Slane Sernbeintrr, Carl 8reu-
ting. 6. Gbarlter, 6, @pbfr. @intter, S s. Sartt, QOuis SAP,
Grfebr. &app, CD. 8aupe, Deter 8autb, Suit. Butter, S. QarCauc,
German a'f Tsatea gu'" H. T. o SSss' Sspa dSH Sttsnsori Sr'' S snaras
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tpleers ftne, ernonnt:
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- Chr. Stnrt6s, X - Nfeper Steth
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bepertfeuteen.
Office; SO. is eecOnpRr. sessnaSsr.beF p0a.otas'
(Mu1S0,iDI
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STIR @pibnacbteu !

Sur @etbnacbten!
Sn 5pl9e Gmrt6tuns Der 3 gtasen lber msiaem Qaeen fir 0bp.
lei0le=Ge9Gft Bin. i'd inl Stanoe. meinen rei6balttsen gprratb Dor
Gaaoren beGer gu entfalten. gSieceroeridufer Fumes ieBt nit oGcl
Wtube ibe guSwabl trefen, pbne bonn 8etaiE- @eidGft beeintra6.
t8t gu IeiH. Greu meinem prnc3p, 10 biuis mte ipsnb Elm Saus
Der Statt gu pertaufen, bite i'd um aablret6eu 8e iu6. Selde
bic .Satr8"peranitalten, erbaIten @oalen gu D6oleIale.1 reden.
SEQ g. Steinba6,
Supporter 4 ~fobberin
8anC0 Sccb8, EGD8, Nottpns, 8a8fcts, Yorflmerp &c
10 ". BaIttmereir, nabe Gripclets Q0ep
HGp6-B "8emple Of SancD".
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

l8ir laoen @ieoeroeltdufcr freuncli6 elm. infer rei1GaIti9e
NHOrtenteut bon Spel. 8aartu III Qu9sni6ein gu nsbmen. Sdnn1t
Tide Gutaufe wurpen burh etnen &belbaber lnicrer firma in BEL
btui9fen iSabrifen @urppaS 9emadt, wpNuld wr in ben Stan
geiebt ino, Dem Rdufer bic ueueften @e9suftdnbe a~n5ubieten I'M
gu ben nieort9Iteu PreAen %ab3useben.
4Wer5tman II Co.,
Slows Int No. Z y 9 Noro. O%nn0rbhr.
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Nrbtit =Na6weiinnos=Wi itenn

2puHleSlr. Jtp. 90.
nnter &nii6t Der .Dtuti6en @cIeai6af."
aue O%N1e1t9el, ipelde eeuti4e 9anclperter, Nrbeuer cher DeRlt.
ooten 81 eelddttl9eu wI1l9tn, lelpte ale oeuften ar%bettiudben.
Den molten ii9 periVnIit eoer in frantrkn grisfen an Ben Maenten
Der Seleuidaft 9errt $. 8. 8eltingbpf, 30. SIS GbSnleS.
TT. weneen, wel6er nncnt9eIbHh gu5tnnft ertbeiel xirb. Cl
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Nerlnuat m1to aelmdtt.

sc erI ntnf = Gin pr0enIi6ee eeutdes W6bdeu fir 0ous
SCtIunS% : arbet fam iogtetb eire Stcue fneen Bei .
S4bnptlu9, @de geGl. unb s~ertnstonttr. Gcnicctioncr,
StDre. NPnTi
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Wbilipp WSeber

Min Wbtltpp WSeDer
matt fenen oeeprtsu aanten unb GrsnnOen hermit bic
W~ @uSti9e, bab er ietnen Sdub. & Stefeuacen bon @utap.
mad go, 316 90. prattltr., unterbalb @utaplt IT,,
oerle9t Bat unb baielbit ale Sprten 6usbetleiounsen p~Orrdtbi0
bdlt. &rbett aut 9efeuun9 unb mad ItaB wtrb i96n uo bau-
erbat 9euta6t. @Oo13, 3mt
Sffce bes @ aHer=OtreftOrtMmS.
Baltimore, ben 81. NoUember 1860.
GDnIuulentem BON S9brant- g8a6er werOet biermit benodri9-
tist. baB 6aS @efS iren8 burd 9eflbrt wirb 9e9en aHe geripuen.
weI@e bic 9pcrant often Iaisn, nne bag etne ieoe. 9q6rant pel6e
rinut, 1oIort aboeihIcIIen wir6. Wenn man bieelben Dor benz
Ginfrieren idist, 10 wtrb bic NRite bss abSre9ens her 9auptrDb-
1en er5part. Sas. g. Suter,
Roo28, Int @aeiir- Sn9enpur.
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Qebrer 0efuht.

Die reue peretni9te e%pou9etde @emein6e in Der Qpinti DIT
3Te! ti8tt9e. III etnem oeuti6cn Seminor 0~etiloete Qe6rer, mc[Te
oun9e.n lto gu MAIDEN lei aPiarrer 9er8ber9er,
0s7,IW Ot+ Pr0tlr. @o. 295. apti@en NnnsS u. 9Olfltr.
WprInunt > 2 8ei@tdte y u0btn0er Die 6Q8 @eI6dI
OCtlu'Si = 9ranOIt4 perfteben, fin6cn irfort beitaHSttl
&c Nrbett lno 9uten VcrDienlt bet W. 81. G6ntbt, -
SptloS Rp az 81 CSohcp
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9. @. Miflas,
8erliner Weiebicr=8rauere

go. Is g. Srepertdfr.
Der uRterseitnste 3etst ieinen G6nnern, Nreaneen nn6 beu
9ubtifum hermit an, bab bic Oualitit os 8Setsbieres nunilebI
ocrSl9H6 lit. Der gertauf eripl9t tein @laIe un6 beim Ouben6
Nirtbe 9eneben ar9eme6enen Jt0batt.
Morris Prin 98beim -
9pt2S, 6mt Weikbterbrouer, Np. 16 g. Slrehrrinftr
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Suite mn6 &oppcn!

@ssz %pute u St0ppen
~ Dem aasernenen 9ubltum CUR seiSaiaeu PIN.
6ei9e, bb es btsberi9e out uno RappeHoef66t
inter Ger Sirma, Su9bes s M6imer fernsrSinR
unter metneut 9tamen %tort9efhbrt miro. Oa in i'm Stanoe Sin.
mensn 9eebuen 8unben iebr biat8 Su pertaaIen, neil i'd meme
@aare ielbit iabr3re, 10 bite id AUD fernerbju I'M ibrea aeneiss
en- 3uIpru&. 6. &Bmer,
Wpo17, Int 32H 8altiulcrehr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

B9@ IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-
Just received at the Centre Wheeling drug
store-Ba6Jut's Concentrated Potash, for
making soap, one pound will make six
gallons of nice white soap. Ba66itrs Soap
i7oaOder or washing without labor. War
ronted to take the stains out of table linen
or napkins. a large assortment of white
wash, scrub, stove, and shoe brushes,
sealing wax and corks of all sizes.
Professor Woods Hair Restoratiye-this
beautiful and pleasant preparation for
universal toilet use, is naturally beautify-
ing in its effects, making the hair soft and
glossy in appearance, but in view of its
removing at once dandrufF and itching,
and all cutaneous eruptions, as well as
restoring the gray and bald, we'll might a
gifted statesman say, hare admired lis
sOOnde.fut effects.
The poor as well as the rich, can have a
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Cousump-
ton, in its primary stages, owing to the
cheapness of Mrs. n. n. Gardeners Indian
Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, a
medicine that has proved a blessing to our
race. For sale by REED l. KRAET.
Be sure you are right, and enquire for
Mrs. Gardeners Indian Balsam of Liyerwort
aud Hoarhound, if you are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, or in
factiany long disease. 1t can be had at
REED & KRAFr's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
O0NlllIerIIaI. y
BY pFT,EGR=APH

BAuFIMoREs Oct 20.-Rlonr steady. Wheat firm.
red white $1,459l 90. Corn steady vel
prime Sl4 so: Coffee steady at l4@15t% Whisky
dull at POPPY. = Z y - :
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o-Flour quiet; sales 1000
cy at S8621l9T Wheat steady: sIss red anal a.
and white at $1.45@1Go; 5000 kentucky white
sold at 81, so. Yellow Corn sells in small way at
EToyisions quiet. Coffee held firmly, without sales.
Whisky steady at 2392s. lzE : ~ u 1870.
ClSNCtNNAT1, Oct. 2O.-F1our very dull: extra Of.
5eFed at g. without finding buyers snperine sold ut
Shs5@4.S0. Whisky Decided to 49, and is dull
Wheat dull AID white declined to $l,l4; rod remains
at sls0s. Oats steady at 80. Corn isn fair demand
at 4o94S; lot of new sold at 49, Barley firm at So
Tor prime fall. Rye dull, Mess pork In moderate
demand at Sl7,s7, with sales of coo bills; 100 hda
clear bacon sides sold Mt bacon shoulders very
dull at So, aud sides at I1S: no demand for them
Mnseed gu steady at 81. Groceries unchanged and
steady; demand moderate. N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
FALL 6 WINTER, 1860.


LIE lie SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED, ny
Il direct Importation, and from New York -
~ bales of Soft Shelled A1mofldY bales Pflberts
3 bales Creamnuts, Gbls English Walnuts 10 cases
Sardines In half and quarter boxes, 100 drums Figs
cases superior Prunes in glass Jars, 10 casks French
Entrants, 25 boxes Raisins; Dried prunes German
and Turkis Dried Pears Sicily Licorice By tie bas
only; 100 boxes Smoked Herrfngs, 10 casks English
Ptckles-Chow-C Piccalillics ETC., together Win
quantity of soyers sultana Sauce and Relish.
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce, in pint and h.f
pint bottles; so loz. Quart Jars Picked GherkiIs
SO doI. Quart Jars Branded Peaches HermetIcaliy
Sealed Fruits Jellies, etc. etc Spices of all descri6
lions; Columbus Starch; Corn Starch, in % packsee
1or pudding, etc: German Peas, whole and split;
Ltntels Caraway Seed, Canary Seed French Mustard
6y the bottle Or gallon Extra qualities Of Black and
Cheese; superior article Of Cognac Brandy and
Whisky Pure Holland Gin, aud large assortment Of
Pure Wines. Also, by direct importation over
10000 segars of various brands and qualities Chew
Ing Tobacco of all kinds, "mong which arc ~ Good
win & Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and a ~
Gail Gail Z AXIS do; all kinds of Snuff and Smoking
Tobacco, ETC., ut WHOLESALE and RETAIL, topethe
er wthn general assortment of Domestic Grocsrias
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar.
a q. w. REESSING, Ss Market ST.
septic tUuton copy.l Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

New ToqK, Oct. 2o.-The obsequies of
EPhrHim z. Snow, last evening, at the
Green St. Methodist Church, were largely
attended by various temperance societies.
Addresses were made by DR.. Chaplin.
Mathew Hale Smith and Others.
The Times Washington correspondent
telegraphs that the Nicaragnan Minister
notifies the State, Department. that a plot
exists inlthe Southern States to invade
Central America for the purpose of ex-
tending slavery under the auspices of q
powerful combination, of which General
Walker was simply agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

W NEw sToRs.-J. W, Barker, Jr., &
Co. open to-day new dry goods store, in
the stand formerly occupied by J. S.
Rhodes, Main street. This firm have pur-
chased their goods upon the most adyan-
tageous terms and will be able to dispose
of them at nstonishingly low prices. The
stock is large and varied. Our readers
might do well to give them a call.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

-SrOoES DEAru.-On Saturday, Mr..
Wong died suddenly at the office of
pgas. Nj. Nong had been complains
p some days of disease of the heart,
z H. bad been treating him for it,
E'o'd1y he applied to DR.. Hughes,
that he had felt better for several
will a short time before entering the
be felt a queer sensation in his
Tie doctor vent about preparing
asdIsine' when Mr.. NJ, putting his
aAl' heart, remarked tibet he believed
's''e would kill him. As he said
pat out his arm aud requested the
10 feel his pulse. The Doctor took
tue arm and observed that the
"a silent, and a few moments af-
y the patient was dead. He was
F'isiy conveyed to his residence
Vas % years of age, and on Satar-
''a'ns had attended to his duties, as
SPOUT his sons oyster depot, Nom
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'sE DOUGLAS AID JOHNSON ToucH-
Sl'ssss'oS on Saturday night, was
9''' twice as large as we had any
'oa!d be. The weather was a little
.,ss' and when the procession was
Ias's was a sprinkling of rain, but
not deter the adhcrents of the
sa'ifOm making a demonstration.
~ have been nearly FIVE hundred
: de procession. Transparencies
r " ''Ee such notices as these:
'-fIRsT, LAsrAND FoREyER."
no DlsUS1oN."
= lzo JOHNSON AND THE UNION"
/, - :. 'sty creditable affair, through
'as procession was greeted with
4soas Of enthusiasm in various
"a s.s city. Two bands discoursed
:. ~ pyFoteehnics were abundantly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

zy,opEvrxrs of married people are
in, quite common of late. We have
lid no less than two cases within
., ten days, which occurred in this
r and we now have another to men,
On Saturday afternoon a man named
mo, from somewhere west of the
arrived here with a Mrs. Forbes, of
ne locslity. They came to town in
r and stopped at a house on Water
As they were about embarking on
amer Liberty for Moundsville, they
iarprised by the appearance of Mr..
on horse buck, who, instead of
, a terrible row as one would have
I'd, merely asked permission to ex-.
Ii; wife's trunk, which he did-and
siing what he expected, babe the
Il afectiOuatc goodbye and left
Naming wasa farm hand employed
bsh and his (Manning's) justifca-
1, that Forbes and the woman were
asuied, but were only living togeth-
rs. Forbes corroborated this. When
saw them they appeared somewhat
ped apd aurried by the unexpected
Forbes, but were still determined
on their way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

B8~ a MpRon4Sro of this city was com
ing down from Martinsvills, night or two
ago, in carriage, accompanied by lady,
and being little near-siRhted, drove,
down steep embankment, breaking up
the buggy, injuring the horse and escaping
with their own persons unhurt by the
next thing to miracle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

DETROIT, Oct 2O.-A collision occurred
on the Detroit and Milwaukee railroad YES
terday morning, two miles west of Bir-
mingham, between a freight aud express
trains. Sines, mail agent, Nichols, express
messenger, and Wilkie, fireman, were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

nDorRrFrL IDENT1TY.-A case oc-
Ga Saturday, before Aid. Wright,
warns US that We cannot be too
lila making up our minds, where the
IL of persons and regulations are ut
0ue day last week two men enter
house on the pike, above the city,
it announcing themselves. They
seen by the inmates, who lodged
int before Alderman Wright, charg-
persons, whom they named, with
: entering their house, breaking
Is, &c. One of the men when sum-
protested that he knew nothing
the affair, and could not possibly
been present. The occupants of
ou'e, however, two women, iden-
he gentleman, and swore positively
leVas one of the two who had en-
the house. The gentleman was
PIE under the necessity of showing
s'Al most reliable witnesses that he
not possibly have been an offender,
As therefore discharged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
1850. 1860.
Fail and Winter Importations
FASHION BLEDRESS GOODS!

nIRECT FROM PARIS PURCHASED BY MY
brother, who Is now in Europe, consisting of the
most fashionable Silks in all coors and stycs-some
very rich-a pattern Of 18 yards for only 80, and
large variety OF Paris Styles,
Gonderil1as' sappIas, siciiltans, etc.,
for. Ladies' Dresses something extraordinary rich
Together with the above, have lately purchased In
New York, from the Importers my usual large stock
OF FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS, etc, filling over
100 cases and consisting of Lupins NIcrnos Deafness
anu Bom1aziucs Merinog in all colors and STYLES and
some double width Delaiues (black for Shawis Scotch
Pl"idE, Rich Popiins; NIL kinds Of shawls: Blanket
ChShlle and Stella, some Of the latter worth 49, for
only Sl5O; Rich Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Splendid French Needle-worEed Sotts and Collars,
and an unusual large stock of Domestic Prints Mus
lin, Checks etc. All kinds OF Flannels Also Cloth
for busters, aud several pieces of Beaver Cloth;
very large assortment Of Blankets al sizes and very
cheap; great variety In styles and qualities Of
CARPETS, together with complete assortment of
Oil Cloth, all widths, and Hearth Rugs; Also severl
pieces of Rich Black silk Velvcts LYONS tnake) FIR
Cloaks, ETC. To all of which the attention Of tho
Ladies and buyers generally is directed
A. IIEYMAN,
septl1 13T Main St., Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

'AE REFupIrcAx MEErlxo AT TR1A-
me Republicans held7a very
t., rss''ng at Triadelphia on satnr-
s''oon. There was an excellent
s... 1on the surrounding country,
u.s.. s'ns for "old Abe" was strong
',oa'. The meeting was held in
,s s'oAs spacious yard, for which
,ssy he had the hearty thanks
&, WISHES of the Republicans.
'un FeFreIl presided.
! -. sso,s Of the meeting three cheers
.o5.! wi Lincoln and Hamlin, and
coa G aS the candidate for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
.I1c.n Tlckets.

.s,ll commence this week, printing
,..,o,,l Republican tickets for all
' .S,S. State, and by the first of next
, i, will be ready for mailing to all
, N, where they may be wanted
~ the hundred, Scots. Price, by
.on,,pd. $3.50. Send in your orders
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

R9sESr TO JAID.-on Saturday morn
Ing John Corners, a young fellow supposed
to be addicted to appropriating other
peoples property aud to have no we'll
defined idea of the difference between qeuna
and team, was found lurking around the
stall of a huckster in the Market House.
The huckster made some remonstrauce,.
when Corners struck him with paddle
producing slight wound upon the head.
The offender was arrested by officer st.
Meyers, taken before Aid. Wright and sent
tojailfor thirty days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

As~We have, at heavy expenditure, furnished our
Job Office with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUTsI&c,
OF the latest and most fashionable to render II
capable of executing work equal to that ofany other
Establishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &C. for doing work expedttiousy,
unsurpassed by any other office, we respectfully pre-.
sent claims for share of public patronage assu-
ring those who entrust to us that no effort
shall DO wanting to give entire satisfaction.
nov1l-'69 CAMPBELL & AI'DERAfoT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
SheriR's Sale.

kO41OL III OCLI6s
Lewis z zsig'F 1q t oS,6 ef caIst Court
Lewis Cook, chancery.' V'A' IN y
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above entitled
canse the 14th day of June 1860 will proceed to
sell at public auction, Monday the 5th day of No
yember, $780, at the front door Of the Court House.
to Of whom 1t may concern the pnrts Of loss
No. 81 aud IS, fronting Main Street, in that part
Of the City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
town of Wheeling North of Jefferson and East side
of Main Street, described in said decree . -
Terms of snle-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with good secnri
ty, bearing interest from date and the title retained
until tho purchase money is paid in full.
SAMUEL IRWIN, -
oct2-td go Z Sheriff, o. G. !,
FLOUR! FLOUR! -15O bbls. St. Louis fam
IN. lily. 100 'bbls. CATS family. 1875 bbls Snow
Hill family. 200 bbls. West Hamilton 800 bbls as
sorted brands, extra and supernc, Mt reduced rates
Jel4 LIST, MORRISON 4 co. T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

NEW Yonk. Oct 2o.-The steamship
City of Manchester, from Liverpool on the
3rd inst, arrived atthis port this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

H., H. K'vHR.-Thero were four feet
~, rs water in the channel and
- Liberty left last evening for
Y 41Stt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
MEETINGS.

c.;.d.lgbia, Ohio County, on satur-
a s,,r the 2oth.ipst, at i o'clock.
l C'nsron, Marshall County, en- We'd
: sI ,f,ernoon, the 24th inst, at the
1Y ~, fellow citizens, to these meet
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ssg-- We would can az. particnlar- al:

We would call the particular at
tention of the buying community to the
advertisement of Mr.. Isaac Prayer, in au-
other column. The same is Offering the
greatest inducements ever offered n
Wheeling. in order to close outlhis stock.
Of goods Sc as to be ready for the Spring
business in Baltimore, the place he is
going to remove to. Heis offering fancy
goods. such as Embroideries, Handker-.
chiefs, and trimmings, at very near one
half their value, and all other goods pro-
Portionately low. In this mornings paper
he offers $500 worth of remnants at al
most your own prices. Call aud see them
and examine, at the same time, the bal
ance of his stock and you willsfud every
thing cheaper than ever seen before.
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10000 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
Domestic DrV GoodslF :.

UST RECE1YEDl ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
e soldat greatly reduced prices, for cashl Also,
large assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES which viii
sell Mt or below costI All persons buying goods for
ssh are respectfully invited to give an early CALL
mlaslin profits. Therefore, any one Wishing to bny
Mertno or Silk Dress can save from to s dollars
on one dress by calling at the New York store
No. 81 and 80 Main street, Centre Wheeling. viii
here enumerate a few articles to Wit:
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Annexed Is an Alphabetical List of Articles which
dHmaeS may be restored to meteorological strength
sPALDlSGJs PREPARED GLUE. Z /.
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Manufactured by >.
HENRY q. SPALDING & Co. E.
4s CedRr-St., New Il orlx.
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spALD1NG,s PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
, 1860-11-17

The Sewing Machines VIC see haEc come
down in their prices to something near liy
Ing rate. Since they have tho power in their
own hands. VIC arc glad they hare the grace 10
acknowledge the clsins Of the public. We
opposed the extension Of Howe's patent for the
simple and obvious reason that It had already
been worth half a million dollars to him, and
we Gid not think that af1cr man has made
magnificent fortune out Of his invention the
law should permit him to continue the oppres-
sive monopoly longer. We do aot believe that
the present reduction Is owing to the philau-
thropy Of Mr. Howe or the great sewing ms
chine corporations, but to the fact that Howr,
not being himself a manufacturer, Is interested
to license as many machines as can profltably
be made, and to have The demand for sewing
machines fully supplied. lie ccrtain1y has
chosen the right course to make his patent
profitable to him; i,istca3 Of con1n;ng his
profits and sales to email locality, ns cadcay-
ors to extend bot!:. The casc is very different
in England, where Thomas, the owner of
Howe's patent In that country, will not allow
aug shuttle stitch machines at all to be made
there, except by himself, and charges ten per
cent. On all making the other stitch, and has
even collected ten pounds on some machines
which were In use by manufacturers. We
think 1t is fortunate for this country TINT the
OWNER Of SO important patent Is not manu-
factuses; II he were, there might be but one
legal machine in the country, instcnd Of eeve-
sa1, as there now are. II NIL the extended 1,at-