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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21
Uj0 EipctOn.

Columns, Oct. 16.-Returns OF the recon-
election for Supreme Judge have been feeeiV.
ed here from ffiy.three counties. most OF lhef,
official, with the following result as compared
with the Governors election OF last year, "heo
the Democratic candidate was elected by a
majority Of 10000. -.
In five counties the vote is about the same
as it was last year. ,,,,.
In rhirty.eiglt counties the Wing gam Is
IL O90.
In ten counties the Democratic gain Is
Cos
This leaves the net Wig gain IN the hity-
three counties heard from at l0,l2I The
are still thirty TWO counties to hear from.
The Congressional delegation is believed 10
stand twelve Democrats, scven Wings, and
two Freesollers.
Dr. OIds, Democrat, is elected IN the l2th
district over Galloway, wing.
Tn, Free soil candidates for State officers,
Supreme judi cs &c, show rather a reduced
vote as compared with previous elections.
iqdiona Eiectj0n.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 16-Returns have been
received from 81 counties, Which give Wright,
dem. f.r Governor majority Of $4,000. The
same counties last year gave hun 6,075 major
ltV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

SMALL NoTfs-The merchants IF pau.o
mouth Va have resolved that they will, after
'he lst OF n WOVEN ter refuse to take all notes Of
a less denomination than SO except the notes
oil North Carolina banks, and that they will
not from tins time pay out any notes less Than
80 except North Carolina notes.
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of The Moro to prevent the Crescent City from
entering the harbor.
Twenty crrolrs. from Volta Ahsjo, had
been arrested and brought IL Havana. on ,L
charge of conspinng against the Government
Ofhrrwisr all was quiet.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, the 9Th of October, 1852 by the
Rev Mr. Rush, Col. DAVID MAcKNEALY. from Salem.
to Miss JANE eldest danghte of Abner Mahau of PIT.
syvaua county, Va.
- on Thursday evening, the 9TH of October by
the Rev Beverly A. Davis, Capt Lowell, IlADfS to
Miss EMILY, eldest daughter of Col. Willis Woody, all
IF Pittsy ivania.
The Richmond semweekly Republican Bedford
Sentinel cnny.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE HALLS.
peatsyIronja Eiecnon.

u,ee,spuRe. 0cr. I7th-Oficial returns
from "a counties, including Philadelphia 100,
I'M as lolloWs:-For Judge Of the supreme
Court, Woodward, dem, l0l.Slo; bufiils ' On
whig. 90 .379. The same counes gave IN To-
as for Taylor l16 l14; Cass lo3'633. , snow 4S,
ing falling off in the aggregate vote oil 600
of which the wings lost 2i,O6j, aud the demo
Gratis SIT votes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21
L Leli0H0D.

Inc n \. Mirror hasrecei, ed an engraving
and description Of an Iron Steamship. seven
hundred feet long, with sixteen engines of three
thousand horse power each, calculated to car.
ry three thousand passengers, and TO cross the
Atlantic IN less than five days! The inventor
OF thus sublime vessel is Mr.. Darius Davison
of New York. 'so''
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Ohi0 ElectiOR.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ID.
The latest accounts from Ohio lead us to be-
Geve tharthe Democratic majority has been re-
duced to 5000 or less.
The Congressional Delegation will stand
IS Democrats, Wings and 2 FreesoIers
This State 1t will be recollectcd, gave Gen.
Cass upwards of l6,O 900 majority in 1913.
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F70yjda E/ecfiOn.

WILMINGTON, Oct. l6.-ln Is counties Of
Florida the vote stands for Governor, Broom,
dcr, Lass; Ward, wing 1852. For Con
gress. Maxwell. dem, 1894; Cabell, wing l.
$40. The counties to be heard from gave 293
WING majority in 1913. The contest is close
and the majority will hardly be SO either way,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

North of Mason and Dixon's line. because "l
The hostility of the universal yankee ma ION
IN the institutions of the South-"hy sh"u'u
we now go to New Hampshire for President
Are not the Yankees now the same people
they were then, when tie Republican despISed
AMI CONFIRMED them 50 heartily that It would
not even trade with them Is not Franklin
Pierce a Yankee We hope the Republican
will yet find time to answer these questions be-
fore lie election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

A'. The 'isk of being considered rude, we
must again ask the Republican what are lis
present views upon the question of NON INTER
couRsEl II the requirements of selfresnec,
and selt-deience demanded twelve months ayo
that We should not buy so much =. = hutton
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INTERESTING FROM UAvAN,

New YoRK, Oct 17-The steamer pI'.L
Warrior, arrived this morning from Mnlaa
the 18th. f''t 10
Inc Warrior carried the Crescent Cit,'s
mails and passengers 10 Havana Her office rs
" We're treated with marked respect by the a II.
"A Spanish vessel Of war was cruising opt,d
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DALTIMOKE, OCT. 10
Wright, Democrat elected Governor by
about $4,000 majority; but the Democratic
State Ticket succeeds by a greatly reduced
majority-say about 1900. The Delegation in
Congress will sland-seven Democrats and
four Wings. In the present Congress there are
eight Democrats, one Wig and Que Free SOL
lcr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

SouTn CARoLINA.--It is said that | | Of the
Is members OF the South Carolina legislature,
just elected in Charleston, are in favor of Civ
ing the election OF Presidential Electors to the
people.
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POIitic Appointments.

EyERMo>T WARD, State Senator from H..
Ksnawha District, will address the public, on
the subjects connected v irh the Presidency, D,
the follow ing places aud times:
Montgomery c. House, 10Th of October.
Roanoke, - 9Th
Bedford, 18th
Lynchburg, oOth
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIXED. OGT. Is.

ARRIVED, OCT. Is.
Steamer Belvdere, Clifford, Baltimore mdse to Lud-
lam and Watson.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, mdse to Lud
Inn and Watson.
SAILED.
Ss}rjanc Doughty Murphy, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Lucy White, =, Salem, Flour, &c, Cmric.
Srhr Richmond Irayers, Baltimore ndse to W. d.
Coquitt.
Acc York, Oc, lG, l85a.-Clcarcd, Steamship Roa-
noke, Parrish, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam & Pleasart; schr
New York, Wyatt Richmond, II Pierson. Arrived,
sehr Jane Morton Hines, Va, 4 days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

Senator Miller, of New Jersey, says: "Gen.
SCOTS horses were shot under him-but that
Gen Pierce shot under his horse
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

IL EtTuhAL Iltkii.
II Disirlet--Iohn II kilby of NanHempud.
81 nisirief-Elward X Chamber. nf Meeklenlprl
81 Disfrirf--Thonas 8. Flournoy. IF HnlIfnN.
4ih D-triet--H. II Marshull. of Charlotte
5fh Dstrict-Aex. Rivcs Of Abemaile
9TH D-irict-Wm o. Scott. nf Poahhtnn.
I'll Disiriei--Jos. Scgor. ol Eligabefh CRY.
sth Di-iriei--Roht Mnya of Nesfmareland
9TH Distriet-llcnry W Thomas, oi falrias.
10Th Dslrict--Arx. Il. Ilnteler Of Jeaefs0n.
llfh Df.tfiri--Cal j. u. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
;ath Di.tricf-Ioha Schns. al Monroe.
i3th Di.frirt--Walter Preston, 81 Washington.
lill Distfict--Jnhn ] Jackson. j.. Of Wood
18Th Distfi,t--T. NJ. Gally, Of Obio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

Organization ofHe Velmont Legislature.
New York, Oct. Is
The Legislature of Vermont convened in
Montpelier to-day and organized by elecling
Wing officers in both branches
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- 1t being certain thst our city Is to be ligtcd
with with Gas, take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the citizens Of Lynclburg that shall prepare
Immediately for GASflTfINGand respectfully solicit
the patronage OF my friends and the public generally,
Aug 20--dts y. Il. DABNEY. AGr,
nnEnNIX EnuN nKY.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
pscligiOUs Noticc.-Th,

49, EcIiSEONs NOtlcC.-The Syn01 q
S~7s-1 Virginia will meet in the Second Presby tcrinn
Church, tIcir new ediice on 81 street Lynchburg.
Thursday. the list inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
oci ll-.ltol
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"a tsO0N =, PIANOS, STA

y VAhe E.-Sh"nla this advertisement reach the
eyes OF Mr.. DAVID w. FREAS of Montgomery
IA" It is requested of him by the administrators
oaeS reos decd thai he will return to his fathers
''e aesl'"n'e Marble Hall, Montgomery county Pa.
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SR0m Storm IN BOsLON.

BOSTON, Oct. ID.
We were visited bya snow storm here to-
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

GEORGE FIcKLrN, ESQ, public spirited and
valuable CITIZEN Of Culpeper, died suddenly
at his residence in that county, on the oh INST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

Il HAVE SERVED TnE Union foR roRTY-oDD
YEARS, AND FEEL MYSELF \ CITIZEN oF EVERY
PART or IT; AND WHATEVER OF LIFE AND
STRENGTH MAY HAVE. SHALL BE DEVOTED TO
frs pnesrRyArloN' - IV,nfeid ScoH.
SIR: lam dcad Jor mr. Constautio4-dcad
ia, HE Unioa-dead jar He Compro11'se--a"d
dcad ogain@ any nun mlo Is oppo'ed 10 Mem'
or ctktcr orfhcm Speech Of General Scott
before tho Mississippi Delegation.
".Southcrn Wigs in HciroPposition 10 Gen.
ScoH harc donc him injusttcc; has op'ntons on
the Siarery qUeaion arr less obaorious than
Those hercfotojc expressed by FHirnore or WEB.
stc, and IDouH sooner trust him an that SUBJ
jcct Mon cjthcr IF Hose gentlemen Cen.
Qultman's Opinion of Gen Scott
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

sNAssHsNG EACakLE.-Fishing Rods in joints
ol Lane" wood aud East ndia Bamboo, of all kinds
anil prices, Reels &c; Limerick r,Iy VIRGINIA and
Spring t1o"k~; Silk, Hemp and Grass Lines, and lines
alshed' H9oods Bait boxes &C. Also, lot of English
hunting whips, &c. Wecan furnish to dealers at Ba
more prices. WAT a q ~ TIStIER
",l-I-tS Opposite the Franklin Hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21
HORSE STOLEN.-WAs STOLEN

oRSE STDEEN.-WAS STOLEN =
a n from the yard of Friends Warehouse fT[-+5&.
Sunday night, between seven and ten o'clock. LA4-
my RIDING HORSE. He is Of "A light bay color, long
dark main and tail II is sixteen years old. and is
blind in the left eye No marks except "A scurou l.sr(t
tore leg and these nude by tae sadde. He is good
riding Horse and walks very fast.
The saddle has my name on the small skirt.
liberia reward will be paid the apprehension Of
the ttrief and the recovery OF the horso.
ori - -c2tit CHRISTOPHER WTNFREE.
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More Testimony
III " TTTF IV
ksakcR'S

learned from a ady in this city, who has beer
Acted with Dyspepsia for several years. that by the ad
wee of Il friend. she induced To try Bakers
celebrated Premium BitterS, after hay.
ins used humber ct other prescriptions without any
effect and that four lotilcs of il have perfectly cured m
ct the disease, and she is healthy rs She ever Was
IN her life This is but addition the thousands of
testimonials in the hands of the Proprietor, showing
eoncusy" that It Is the best antdy tonic now
in usr. For choc. loss of uppetiie weak and di.or
deIed stomach ard such other diseases arise from in
digestion. these Bitters have equal. while for ague
md teverond hiousness, il tken according to direc
tons, they are sure cure. A. Spring medicine for
children these Btter unrivnlled and every house.
keeper should keep them hand,n use them freely
during the spring months few bottles. udiciously
administered, will ward off many distressing spells Of
Fever. Give them Il trial.
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
oct 2l-2t d. X. LYMAN
BLANKS foR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Tickets ror The Prcsidel.tinl ElecIios

Orders for Tickets for the Presidential election, Will
be supplied promptly, md reasonable terms. by nd
dressing this office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

GEORGE McL,NE, BREyrT CAPT u S A.
We have received the Carlisle 1'a.) Herald
aud Expositor Of the OH inst. containing a
card by this gentleman, dated at Carlisle Bar
racks, in which he responds to an extract from
letter from Major Winship, of the Army
In this extract Major Wlnsh'p pronouncos the
statement based upon Captain NJ impressions
false. The Captain says:
cit is said by the Pennsylvania that the ex-
tract from Major Winsbp's letter prononnces
my statement us fasehood. II such was Ma
jor Winships intention, or meaning | here
pronounce him an @nprincip2cd Ha1l'
The Captain goes on to argue the question,
and calls for tho revelation Of the whole affair
as it did occur &c. There was probably an
ugly occurrence of some kind Washington
7degraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21
Electors for the state ofsirginin.
% North CAROLYN

ELECTORS At LAnG ?.
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
WILLIAM n. PRESTON.
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CUTTING The following is a copy Of a
hand bill posted in the streets of Manchester,
New Hampshire, at the time General Pierce
passed through that place on his return from
Mexico:
The agents ofthc several corporations in
this city are earnestly requested TO prohibit
their contractors from blasting any stone on
Thursday the q inst while the cars contain
ing the remains of the gallont Pierce, who fell
in The attack upon the city of Mexico, are pass.
ing through the city; lest in consequence Of
some constitutional difficulty, the General
should faint igain-Fra1hlin Repository.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21

MGrN BAYLY roR GEN SooTr.-At Browns
Hotel in Washington, since the nomination OF
Scott Gen. Boyly speaking to two or more
gentlemen observed:
a Ifiow ScoH 10 be souni an HE Compromise as
mn man IN the Eaiiea SfaJcg"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-10
-,C1INcINNArI 11YDROPATMIC, Or
Wafer Cure Establishment

ry,HE above Institution is open the reception OF
patients II oeaieI @ S5 SS3a sw nvs Tes roIs from the am
ton Cincinnati Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
tTe "a me distance from Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
de easy to those dcsirous o. enjoying the
| beneiits of the Institution. a. :
TO the lover nature lew parts OF the country can fur,
before traveller all the way ,om Cincinnati ~ to the
beautiful beyond description ,.,,o., ,,n ,,.
The anu hc and elegance Of tho
ineror combined with numerous attractions which
% desirable one The Halls
sye the Rooms spacious and inviting where tne lnVa
inolsment weather The bed Rooms are well ventilated,
and neatly furnshcd the Bath Rooms arc ample M anu III
sxerv Iom In connection with the Institution there is
Hail. seyentyyc sot LONG ,Sef where
strength by hcathfu exercise The Springs which nr.
sh ths SunSae MS,et flowing rom ga1ey bed they
forth water both cold and delicious Inc country any
nn5 vaTiety Of scenery thngs combined can
not think more desirable place, ior those seeking
nr PEAsr having had experience in the treatmsn
disease for many Sess Sa 10 f
those committed to his care. Mrs Pass who mas ot m
70 s pens 70 ise
for SO important station will take special charge o 'he
nmeas that bane Of female beauty health and happiness
which prostrating the energies and m g
hs Instion successfully Independent of pesssries OF
supporters kind To this subject We xpcct
the attention OF ladies, as IN all cases ~e A f
perform perfect cure. - - ., ,h. Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Railroad viii tn stop ft sya inc eomort
SIa ,o hsnEes two coarse sheets, ak towels, ana
linen suitable for msaea Services and al
.ndnnce will he ten dollars per week, payap
weekly attendance will subject S ade he o tSose VIII
end Il meesssary 10 spend length of time in the insutu
tnn transient PERSONS will be charged two dollars pc
day. ,,,.r, ,,;u no cb,rped for the frs
examination.
For ttiH'' iurthef Pa 80 D. A. PEAsE N. D. a
gapilj Z Proprietor and PhSscian'
Carthage, Hamilton Co. Ohio. .,,t,ar III eneE.
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20 QUINCY FOUNDRY Il
Corner Dsnin md Quincy Streets,
Corner bshih uHu
VuEEJJNG VA

WHEELING, VA. s.. go.
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com
pleted ther extensive establishment, prepared o
furnish the public with every variety of work in their ne
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders, sum-
uer fronts fire iron stands &C., ovens common rounu'
and straight barred CRATES .r >,,,,,,,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTO OF STOVES,
Ipcunp the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin balloon CANNON ten plate keel boat
bachelor chamber and paror stoves monli 20 to SDoo
all its branches. Sugar kettles, OF vai-
Sizes everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. ...f. 3D. I'D -. -. ., .-.. ,..,
Mill gearing, boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long eX-
in this line OF business and the 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 castings
PLoUGHs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We arc prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side, Crane Bull Hornet, Snder, &c we have also Sc.
cured this time the exclusive right to manufacture 81
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming at the present day fl at.f.
Iron fencing for cemeteries houses gardens
verandas, &c. Porers improved graduating twyeIe or
iron-wc have secured the patent Tight Tor several cou
ties this useful ron and can exhibit recommendaos
from the United States Armory, &cas possessing qaines
for facilitating the Backsnths abors, which no othcr
possesses. Window caps. consols, &C. In short every
thing line business Sad irons with fancy stands
scrapers porch feet vault celleTs, window and scwer
gratings DC. Wrought iron nall anu Spikes me pes'
quality and at the lowest prices.
FSPersons wishing to purchase in our ne wholesale
retail, will please give call All orders from Inc
country will carefully attended to and puctuay ledt
.neSi va f' - II HAMILTON & ROGERS.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

..r.- &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
rJJHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
| ments in the East for the supply of Marble, and
tempatng the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
the attention OF rchccs, builders, and the public in
crn 10 the inspection OF his stock consisting OF Italian
gytia Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which be sold lower than any other establish
nent in the west
stock before purchasing elsewhere
His is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite attention of purchasers to examine his
stock of Satry other carved work, Monuments. Cen
onphs Tombs Head and foot stones, &c. and Grave yard
work every vaetyi being enabled by his superior lcil-
tiles to supply this considerable lower prices than
anv other establishment in the country
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uJ-Also Cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
NJ The lowest trade prices 1y.d.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsRURG RAIL
--a. +4t-.H.t ROAD. Et= 1856
Eaa EfSS-s So "A
e. .ssszssa EssEsSa- essHsSa ;sss ssSss:si 4I

ON and after Wednesday, June 16th 1s52, Passenger
" Trains will run daily Sundays excepted as folloWs:
vile ana saons 1 SD M
i9n Train for RaSes STOPPING At all ao for
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. - go.
Leaves WeIisvilie at 1875 p. NJ Express Train for
Cleveland, and inte rmedate stations ~ 7- -at ~.
The 9:iO Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines. to wits At Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for caaSs FAILS an@
warren; Alliance with the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Rail
Road; Bayard, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
'AIs FOR RPiTTsBURG.-The $40 a. NJ, Express Train,
from at % T ar the p haW
and intermediate landings, arriving at pittsburgh the same
evening. out. D.,
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh, by of
Passengers are oketed through, and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh wn "ssyle, ,,, ,.on
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiuRNAL for
WheeHE g.sg eagS ths i' some evenns
RETURNING-i2:s5 P. NJ Express Train, connects tt
with the above steamers wesvci also with the Ohio
and pennsylvania Railroad Alliance and at Hudson with
PASSENGERS leaving Pittsburg at oelodk NJ, and
wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ will take the 12:35 Nj Ex
press from Wellsvillc and arrive at IN
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York.
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Racine Milwaukie,
and the entire North West, ~ ~ IL
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" and the following night can be IN New ork OF
Tn RECOMMENDATION Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock,
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch fail
morning Express Train of the Cleveland Columbus anu
Cincinnati Railroad for the South ,-,. o.,
Rrrrp The Accommodation Train leaving CleSe.
,,na at 5.joP M connects with the Express Train from
ineinnat and Columbus at Cleveland and with the
| c,S,,i ID, " ! ~ Inns me- IL ,52 Superintendent. I
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WHEELING, VA, FRIDAY. MORNING,
CTTY BUSINESS.
Pafronize Xour own Mana
fnctures.
wheelinP Silk Factory.

A MERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n santi articles the various fabrics in use at
GIIL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such are Invited call and sec
the process manufacturing and those wishing to pur.
chase Sks wholesale retail can be supplied
NJ. Adams, s Forbs' A. O. Fairehld,s, Marsh & Tayi
s, anu ", Enshinr WAS HoSse IL" No anu no M;
Street, CINCINNATI o. -r
our Fabrics warrented all pure Silk and have
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
nanueciuring stock is now large and seasonabl
comprising many satins vestnss dress
silks rirges cravats, handkerchies of white, black,
plaid figured printed all the newest Styles made OF
best twined silk twed and plain. Also Shirts drawers
half hose for gentlemen. ID. ..,r..-...- L-.--.
Please call and paronize this important branch of Amer
lean Orders every variety ofsks prompt
Iy executed. .la
Merchantnble Cocoons and Reeled silk bought: r.r
= JOHN w. Gill.
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Rook., s.a,ionnry, Variety Goods. &c.

'HE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exen-
large and well selected assortment consist
ceIlaneous Books Plain and Fancy Stationary. Blank
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goods
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing purchase in quantities, every inducement will
be offered in prices and tcrnis
Rags taken in exchange or paid for IN cash. at the
rates. '...s-' = -
Aug. o1,-tL 81 Monroe Street