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GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED To THE PUBLIC.
1plno (yln o "a rr1r~f uof xssSrns,,. Sfu l~o

me neCheapG$ty Vel e MI faKe
7 beg leavee1 &c tie ;nbsbltants Of this
piacorand the us50d7s(lyhg country, that have
asf received a large new a % splendid stock Of
:.ionabIe Read made CE0THiNG for fall md
sssnfer wear, among which may be- fou cd dress
md ock Coats Of I'll colors and qualities bust
ness Coats and 9loaks: Overcoats, made Of Eng
Iisb beaver, lrab, tweed and pilot cIotIs u also
offer the lara1 ard best made stock of -Panta-
looms and Il: Is cts tc Sc 3d. Shirts
ard 0rawsiS quslilies: gloves, crasats- sus-
pc .a1 rs carpe hc:s. boy youths and sefvsnt.
Ciothingt wnich@.m offer sell at wholesale or
retail on very reasonable teruasssNgzsssssas.-
M GREENTREEs & co,
Market Square, next door to II. Gra-
ham and A. Johnson & Co
Sept II, 1852 3m
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9: IS s.: $: !: :::::::: :;:::'':

he ehaode.sd Sts>;sesl Pyefs change.
How often the a f0r esaiti sitank that tav.
we know not it depended upon his thirst
and the number Of times he csald exchange
three cent pieces bst when the ''boss'
came home at night, the number Of small
coin astOnisted hin.
: Vat ish desc. John; you take 50 many =
'Six-pence.' replied John, with a pecu
liafly satisfied Ieer.
"Sixpence! Dunder and bitten! You
take all desc for six-pcnce? Who from!'
DE man nit pesfd like kossath he
dhrink all day NIT himself.
Der teyfui! You give him change
every time ?
'Yah' said John. with vacant stare.
Der teyfuI catch de Yankees was all
the astonished German could say.
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indeed, we have incurred the Di-
vine Ilispleasure. and it is necessary to
chastse thi, people with the rod of His
vensf fance,I would humbly PROSTATE my
self before Him, and implore His mercy,
to vi Sit ou, favored land with WAR, with
PE9rlLENCE. with FAMINE. with
An SOURCE. other than MILITIA
M RULE, or blind and needless enthu
slasf fu mere MILITARY renown.' >
!1eJry Czty's speech at Baltimore, May 13,
loS b. Gee MuAory's Life Of Clay, p. 557.
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49,
pRTH cAROLlNIAN.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. G..

:. ~ SoRTH NO SOUTH. NO East No
Hnr. fZpER THE CONSTITUTION: BUT A sA-
80, 4NfENANCE OF THE COMMON RoNn
~ - DEVOTION re THE coNMnS u,sD nnn
.n- m- of-FnAskI,s PIERCE. W.
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$40 REV ARD

Runaway from the subscriber about the 1st Of
January last, negro man named MIKE, who is
supposed to be lurking in the neighborhood of
Fayetteville, where he has wife, Mike is a
black fellow, about 5 feet 10 inches high stoops
little when walking, and moves slowly. He
was hired by me for this year from the estate of
Josiah Evans, decd The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery to me or
confinement in Jail SO that get him. Mike is
25 years old NATHAN KING.
April 10, 1852 6S5-tf
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LAW NOTICE.
A ARCHIBALD IT. SMITH

Has taken Office Anderson street. nearly
opposite the Fayetteville Hotel. He willattend
to the collection of faims and law business gen
orally, and especially to the taking of accounts
of executors, administrators, guardians and part
ners, either IN suit otherwise.
October 1851
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NOTICE.

| forewarn all and every person from fishing
ar hunting on my lands in the counties of Cum
berland. Bladen and Sampson, as | will hforce
the law against all such trespassers-
G.. L. BARkSDALE.
April %, 1852. 0s7-u
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State of North CaroIina--HIoore County.
Cot"t Of Pleas and quarter Sessions-JuIy
Term, 1852.
Brown s. Moffitt VS.. Adam Garner
Observation-Disclosures n, I,nr

Attachment-IeVIed on Iand
1t appearing to the satisfaction Court that the
defendant resident is
ordered by the Court that publication be in the
North tarolnan for six weeks. notiiyn
dart be and before the Justices
Pleas and Quarter Sessions a be
County of Moore at the Court House in
fourth Monday of October next then ana there
replevy or judgment by default final will be
against him.
Witness. Alexander G. Curry, Clerk said
at Office the fourth Monday of A. ID 1852. in
the 18th year of American Independence
707-6t a. &. CURRY, Clerk.
Price ad
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

N NEUNOEo FOl CAIITI.
By virtue of an order made at Sept. term 1852,
of Cumberland County Court, the subscriber will
sell on Thursday the 18th day of October next,
at the Court House in Fayetteville, THREE
LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to the estate of
the late John Ray, Sr, deceased, for the purpose
of making division among the heirs to said es-
tate. Notes with good security will be feuuir-
.u,>upol .,i.e.l cent u si f1z.-7s r1s.Ss-.al
given. ssess
DUNCAN SHAW, Commissioner
Sept 9, 1852 7O7-5t
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LEARNING THE cuRRrNcV

- soou thing occurred q few dayx sin,-..
win the Keeper Of small :. Lager BEEF,
saloon: IN Cincinnati, who undertook =.
'eacn ms assistant. q tbickheaded snfon,
raderIand." the difference between
ye-Pence' and :. six pence"
-. ou see' John. de piece init de woman.
'sn ne nve- pence aud the piece mitout ,h.
voma rs ish - xpenc.. ;, '"e
''Yah t. - ~
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dSSeUU8 10 Ht2r IHV SHTUe, TCIUFTCU I'D
their homes in the best Of humur and o euod
feelings towards each other, aud all, no
doubt, highly pleased with the manner in
which it was conducted.
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C1NC1NNATI 1nYDIsOPATHHc Or Z
JU.taroCure Establishment.

hov. Institution is now open for the reception OF
patients: 1t is located soou. INV @ rnHs from the Haul
IAN Cincinnati layton Railroad IN lhe rear anu al
n me distance the Miami Canal IN the oht, rem
easy vi 10 those dcsi:ous o. ENJOYING INC
benefits or the Institution - .,, ,,,rt, c.n orr.
. pleasing variety OF scene than sp eads i'sei
Icioc tie traveller alli the way nom The View
beautiful beyond desc tion; ,;t,. aisnavs the taste
The new &C. aud beautiful Euitse @ ssnee Of the
of e artist glance The neaess anu ,yhcS
interior combined with the numerous ;; m .nier
to the ans The Halls arc exten
.;re The Roous spacious and inviting where me III
at hs Ice Bea IsS Rooms ac well ventilated
d ,tiy furnished; Bath Rooms are ample anu com u
ioaous, IN connection with the Institution there IS q
e;vmnasiun, Hail. seventy five icct oig: @ Mne.e s
viii haSe sy an estha exercise The Springs which mr.
nsh he water o this establishment nie Sear pure
sna @aer both cold The country and ID
ncisboihooa remarkable or re can
an; ihink OF mo,e desirable place. for those seeking
health than this Institution ..,.o 4, N. treatment
disease ior many bess leave TO INFORM ~ .ne
that no p1nttsd palms to his eaIe Pass who has for
snyeraIyeais devoted her auenuoh ~ .re
ssiatt satio viii special charge Of the
female department prolaysns h,,h and happiness
heh and as ssssfSyes 5 se
uIness OF ala,ge portion Of the Of pessaea or
o n,y kind this subject we Wou,a , ~
Se siention OF ladies', as in all cases we snait
c pc RECT cure - +,s ,vay OF the Cincinnati,
Persons m,s,nn Railroad will stop at Inc CaInaee
sation Patients requested to srns s toe and
bes I've az oa linen suitable and all
TERNs-I ,vi he ten dollars per week, PAYABLE
I snea Ss made hs 20 hose
extra chaIse. ~ spepd length OF time In the inshtu
na rensen will be charged two dollars pei
l day a.. dollars will be charged for the hr 81
| examination - .,.,.,. ,ddres 7-lssa sei go -
I For further paili'e"11. ID. a PRASE, MID. ~ IN
| ~ -..-+-,.e=;.t-gI Proprietor and Ply sieian
j c,r,bapc Hamilton Co.. Ohio l,gt1ita. ,AusE.-
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

IL of observation-disclosures of 1S0S-'o3.
nm regular course OF Medical Lectures In this nstitu
l tiun will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
SoVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months i
-..-.4 BOARD TRUSTEES. o :. Is. q. -.'
Rev C. ELLIOTT, D. D., President OF tho Board
o NJ LANGDONX, NJ. D., Secretary :. . .r
Rev THORNTON A.. MILLS. -'-"r
Hon. c. ID. COFFIN. fl .ttguWl s-... ai."a '@
r. D. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. .s-.E.=t.rN=# . .aari
Hon JOHN BURGOYSE us.. .-sti
Hon. G EO. HOADLEY,J JR. Oh.
r E. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. 49, 4.-ilf'i .t.tt'.s... '''
GEO MESDENHALI, NJ ID. .'.. ~ al. , :.
/ The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. D. Messy NJ. d., Professor OF Descriptive ana ofer
p JupniSs NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy
Jouy DlyIa NJ D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy;
iJony +. WirirE, a D. Professor OF Theory anu ffae
ice OF Medicine. :, o.,,.,r;.. .,l
n;ssss,s of Women and hildIen.
Jorr MrRpuY, NJ. H. Professor OF Materia Meuiea,
/ IT,. ~ s,irs and Medical jurisprudence.
r. n CoMruYs NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes Oh Meo
/ cine ~. frr :, ,.,,-,r on cbcmistry.
pnrIiNis.RY COURSE OF Lectures upon some
in Medicine aud Surgery, Will be gwen
r. nonh nj October. These lectures VIII DC hee o'u
iaua q re advised to with THIS course.
,rh. nJSSECrING ROOMS, under the SUPERVISOR. %
,be ad;nct Poicssor Anatomy will be orche" On he
Ist of October. so. u,,;cp,,tion Ticket S5
,,,;aas,;nr Ticket $40 Graduation Fec S25 ..t
"a tor 1nrf ber inior orination add ess ,-, \, n
1 IT. .4s... Hf..+ -aaa.II.I tf ''N't -
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
&C MARKET sT, wHEELING. va

i &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VIZ.
rJrHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
tempating erection Steam works. he would invite
the attention rchecs, Builders, and the public In gen
inspection OF his stock consisting OF ltaan
Egytsn Sienna other Marbles OF the finest
ment in the west
Dealers would find it to advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His is done in the most elaborate style, and ne
invite attention OF purchasers 10 examine ms
stock Stauary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs Head foot stones, &c. and Grave I'd
work in every variety; being enabled by his acil
tiles TO supply this work lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. az lgF.-.sf
Please give a call and examine my work
e MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
... ..- Marble Mason and Vault builder.
Casts and Models and Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade piiccs. H,.-..ss "a.
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; VARIETY :. s5egi, ri. !.
nov 10 &c, a WIG in 1udin.

70 The following mode Of obtaining help, mate
appears wonderfully convenient and satisfactory.
All the delay and ceremony, which precede matrl-
mony among us, are avoided by tins system:
"-"When a man, in decent rank Of life, wishes to
marry and can prove that he possesses the means
of maintaining a wife, it is customary ior MN 10
apply to the mistress of the Bycullum school, state
his wishes and qualifications, and inquire into the
number and character of the manageable girls.
An investigation Immediately follows as 70 ms
eligibility, and if all promises satisfactorily ne is
forthwith invited to drink tea with the schooi-ms
tress upon an. appointed evening, 10 slES nil, a
opportunity of making his selection. The elder
girls are then informed of his intended visit ana It's
purport, and those who desire to enter the matn-
monial list come forward and signify their wisf!o
Join the party. Frequently, four OF hye compeu-
tors make Their appearance on thess ocSaSiois, ~
his best to make himself universally agreeable, YET
contrves in the course, of the evening, to make MS
preference to one particular lady. Should these
symptoms of budding affection be, 1aSoIaDi! ie.
ceived he tenders his proposals in due form on inc
following morning. But it often occurs that Inc
selected lady does not participate in; the lnna-
moratta's sudden flame, in which case she Is a.
perfect Liberty to decline the honor OF his alance
and reserve herself for the next tea party exhibit
ton. gH! has gICpibl rGHHiti ~ ,1i0t g e-.-,,
eve have known instances where an amoIouS otu
gentleman, from out ut-staton, presented hinsetl
three successive times at these solrees, IN tne nope
of obtaining a wife to cheer the solitude OF his up
country residence but all in vain; the young la-
dies unanimously rejected him with the highest
dsdain, wondering how .'such an ugly old fellow
could have the impudence to think of a wife,
But very different reception IS girent dashlng
young sergeant or smart looking conductor; tneiE
attentions are never repulSed, and the announce
ment Of the .chosen Intends as Miss squeers
would say, is anticipated with the utmost impa-'
tience by many an anxious young heart The we'd
ding speedily follows, the bride maids
being provided from the funds ofthe establishment
and every rrl in the school cheerfuly contributing
her aid in the manufacture Of dresses" 1870 "H'
"a ,sljsaYF .llL bsa1l n1a Gi}e in Bombay. 9!
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Brass Foundry.
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Mnin md Quincy Streets,

l, - WHEELING, VA. t5 as& 4:l 1a.g
NIIE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
pletcd their extensive establishment arc peraeu 10
furnish the public with every variety OF work in their ne
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders, sum
rcr Iionts. fire iron stands, &c, ovens common ouna
and straight barred CRATES. :, H., .sas ~
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES, ,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate keel boat
Hollow in ali branches Sugar kettles vsIi
Gus sizes everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. agEl ur ga. - ~. -
Mill gearing boat and saw mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns long cH
pcTcne in this line business and tie liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us TO expect continuation OF
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay scale
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon eastingss
Wagon and buggy boxes. :. -
We are prepared TO furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane, Bull Hornet, Snidcr &c We have also SC:
at this time exclusive right 10 manufacture o
impicm cments in farming at the present day ,sfu
Iron rails ard cncng for cemeteries houses gardens
yeandas &C. Porter's improved graduating twycie or
ironwe ed the patent right for several coul
ties for this useful IRON and exhibit
nom the United States Aory possessing qalics
for facilitating Blacksmiths labors which no other
possesses Window caps consois, DC IN sho't every
thing line business with fancy stands
scTopeis porch feet vault ceeTs. window and sewer
sraugs, &c Wrought iron nail anu Spikes oil the hest
quality and at the lowest prices -
q Persons Wishing TO purchase In our line, wholesale
retail, will please give us call All orders from the
country eiuly attended to and pulctually filled
Scrap iron pu, chased at market prices ,,,,. ,,..
aug24. .I r.. oa LEHAMlLIoN W forEhS.
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n ocnI md Travelling AEcnts Wnnten WnnGsnp 10.
Popular Useful Books Just publishea; ~ ~. p
MA aILLUSTRATED, including Ti,d T;,ha
mama and Nicaragua outcs with dS s9netD ii'tu - NJ
nr.nhs 800 pages! Svo; price Wotk, ny r. m
ts has been adjudged by the unanimous yoee o inc n;
nTess 10 be The most elaborate, practical, anu
ferestinp volume that yet been ulo t,s
Since the publication of Stevens =,
es M work has appeared that has createo sucn
ssnsaon II is pre- emincny anu
v;th inciIents of the amusing u ie
oT one Of the city editorials, IS peIieo
5tv5c of by the light OF
AZ" nr Beaehs great work MedSine = 81 aa6
= tsUt NJ p pp tSTICE AND aMILT seg pe.
sa oGo syo sheep price 9, Dr besCn .. q.
of tbe eclectic practice in this
th that eighteen thousand copies OF .is VOTE
tere 1Iias as Edition Also
orI on the same prnoiples OF pIsstee
MTSoFRHhTIoN FOR THE MILLlCNor " ~ Ont
TO HEALLn. las.is: fourth thousand Ato, WOMAN lI
81 paPe, PInfs pIaetie roles
r mercan females, for their conr6t IN me ass S
nice 3 cents This work should bs In the haEs
cspecally yorTg Such 70 It's Pop:an
o W Thousand ooptes have pesn soia IN inc
that he1ry " YORK alone within very fsw months @
gion ", books above .dyertise, witt cash or Postase
" win be promptly filled, prepaid 70
any part ci sddrcss. an 49, ROBERT r. YOUNG. 8goi
-iEfffasss, fsuc6cssor to Wnl. Holdiedge:oH
~ q ols bNc 143 Fulton street, lew oIk city;
Ra;,oTa ID wing this advertisement two or three IN
stions entire viii be entitled to COPY oi a. "
ustrated .Tfi!iEoo ~ g L-----------
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Books, s,u.ionnry. variety Goods.

hooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, DC. ss5
THE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exe.
begs request the attention Of pure hasers
present large well selected assortment, consist
ing OF School, Medical, Theological Historical and MIS-
ccilaneous books Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
books Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goods
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing to purchase in quantities. every indueement Will
be offered in prices and tcrms. 80, u.
Rags taken in exchange paid for in cash, at the highest
rates. t5l4 lGStb on :, - ,,nso,g, g.
| Aug ef,-h q 81 Monroe Street q
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michigan Central Rail road Line!
f77zss:77 El E2Rst nSIl
S 1sszssd 81 Sssassl ss Esssasl b sgzzsssk gzzssk

i-uasH.l lsitl CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
connection trith the Cepeland aud Cincinnati Railroad,
Clereand and Eric r. r., C1ereard and Pfs6,rgh r. r.,
aud Michigan Central r. r. b = Ii 70
Passengers will be teketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either OF those places to point on
lake Michigan.
This line win be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND.... GAIT u u. STASARp.
CAfT. L. a.
a will Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at Gi o'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
tcans Chicago, Cincinna and Pittsburgh and
the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats ut Detroit They
will from Cleveland in the following order: ''4t't'
FOREST CILY ~ fi t..9'L
Monday. Wcdne Friday
f,rr CLEVELAND.r rgi'l=sI . .tgH.g
CLEVELAND -,,.. t., .rss-..... /
Monday. wednesday. Friday
g, 49,. FOREST CITY 10 =. u- EnIllgii5
Tuesday,. .Thursday Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinda of freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Macknaw,
Saut st arie Saginaw and all ports on Lake Michigan
The -. -, .5tissl
will COMPOSE the line until the boats ready. fi5
tfT ~ - .3s'-'@ AGENTS.
b., G. BRA ADBURN GCo.. Cleveland. ti'.-l'''. 30
PITTMAN, TROWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit 900 !
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e T:WHEEIING, VA. TUESDAY MORNING..
CITY5 BUSINESS.
Americana, Pntronize 1onr own lllnnn
,fl .is.yy fneturcs. tf383 .iHi ."-
Wheeling Silk Factory

MERlCAS Silk manufactured into superior and sub
staniil articles of the various fabrics now In at
GILL'S SILK FACToRYi Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The such matters invited TO call and
the process manufacturing, and those wishing to
chase Silks Wholesale RETAIL be supplied eiso
81 Adams S, Forbs', A. o. FaiIchilds, Marsh & Tay
ior's and o. W. Helsks, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.. t0 y. t.oit 44., ht. fis H.
Our FabLiss are wsTTen,sS all pure siS and
at the American Institute New York. Franklin Institute,
manuacturng and stock is now large and seasonabe
comprising sstins yestngs dress
plaid figured and printed all the newest styles, made OF
best twned silk twiled and plain Aso shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen !. ,tIr ~. -
Please cali and this important branch OF
ican manufacture Orders variety oisilks prompt
ly executed. = - = b,
Merchantable Cocoons and Rceled Silk bought: n
T''''F t,. JOHN w. GILL.
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Z, =, ArrEp MEN. LOB end Johnson
.n.;aa OF % Walker at %; Burns and Jonathan
Edwards at 2s; Mozart at 25; Dante. KslpeI' Ea,er
a,, SspoRs names these ut 2s Tycho Brahe Napels e,
Oh BonapaTe and gorge washington Ren;em;n r,
w. S1i y at 90. cbance1, Iitetnn and HogaIth at
sT e William Jones at 81 WberfoIce at 50 Bene en-
sc, al aInod % Il 10: VIM. Mason at 52 Robert Fui-
tom tom ateT achieving his great teputa!ion at asAs
olson at IA; Young at " ''''a'
4 Mt 40; and Button at 55. ..iIaHss: (
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAII.
j in G--t --i s ROAD.
l Ess==5 E5Essesz.=s saS-5 "A MI
s fsseSSa- assEssa es n Hs;fssa u sss ssiA


will daily tsundays exeep,ed as follows:
Leave Cleveland at Oslo NJ Express train for Wells.
ton Train for Ravenna stopping all way stations iI.i
Ravcnna at 700 a. NJ, Accommodation Train for
ssxs St9prn & ~ 5 sy p % Express Train for
Cleveland, and inter mediate stations -
The 90 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines. to w At Hudson, with the
Branch Railroad for Cuyahosa Falls and Akroni at
Ravcnna with Wards Line OF Four Horse Coaches ior
Warren Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Ran
Road at Bayard, with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-Thc 6:i0 a. NJ, Express Train.
from Cleveland connects at Wesyile with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY Tor ttsburgh
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
Fare Cleveland to Pittsburgh by way wellsvie,
$3.50. ,5.,.,,},
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wesvilleit 2...
FOR VIII EELlNG.-The 9.ioA. NJ. Express train from
Cleveland connects at Welsxe with the spended side
wheeling touching intermediate landing and arriv
ing at Wheeling early the some evening =, .
with the above steamers at wcsvci also with the Ohio
and Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
tho Akron Branch Railroad A'" q. -, -,
Wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ, will take the 1885 M ES
press Train welsvile, and arrive at Clevcanas IN
time to connect with the Lake Steamers iot Ne" h'A'
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago Racine. milwaukee,
a se WHEELING or PITTSBURGH
the morning by this arrive at CieSeanu inc
evening, and the following night ca'i be III NC"
The Accommodation Train lea wing Rsvenna at O'CLOCK
A. NJ, connects Hudson with the Akran M -, & th
and reaches Cleveland in time to connect VIII inc
morni6s Eynress Train OF tho Cleveland, columbus anu
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. lii,
,nI At S.ioP NJ counccts with the Express rom
Gil cnnati Columbus at Cleveland anu win Tue q
Branch KsilTeaS at atnlSs Hudson JOHN puRAND. -
.c,.sS,ni d. Iune ID ,,59' 5A Superintendent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-14

Carpenter and Jobbing Shop.
80 ELIAS DEW, is prepared to execute all deserip
e.sJ tions OF Carpenter Work. Plain and Ornamental
Ill ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENTS,
made to order Contracts buildings made on liberal
Shop, South bank Wheeling Creek, near the Stone
bridge Aug. 2I,-tL