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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

BurrtR. Forty thousand pounds oi
this commodity, recently Irported inlo
Boston from Ireland, was lakeu back IN
tie Europa, which snird on he I'd IN
slant noi Having commanded suiIi.
cieut price. The speculaiors in Boston
aud else where in tho Uni'eh States are
.,id TO hold i'm nensc quantities. Of but
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
Dcncrel AGacnlbiD.
TuLspAy Al,R>iHa. Ttb. /

ei'E = .''l'i'
Resolution Of appropriation for the
Etuca,iorsl Magazine. Rc.er,cd to t.
COMMITTEE on State Prcpr tY.
Resolution authorizing the School
Commissioner 10 apply funds lor FGr-
port Of the deaf, dumb aDd blind
Referred to Committee Oh Educa-
ton.
Mr.. T. r. Hazard offered n rcsolu-
ton for the final ad icurument OF the As.
scmbly, on Friday next. Lad on The
table.
Adjourn ed TO o'clc;k p. NJ.
HouoG.-The House met at 10 o'clock,
the Speaker in the char.
The House then took up the spcrial
order, the act for the more etIectual
supprer on c! drinking houses and tip
ping shops.
Mr.. G. c. Potter thought the Law was
uaroHst.lotional ia ii number Of It's pro-
visions. 1t ought TO he amended. II
it WAS properly amended it would quiet
many ol the complaints Of tie oprres-
siveness Of The law He suggested sew
eral amendments that should he made
10 it--amonc others. that the liquor
seized. after the trial, should be ruturn.
ed to the owner
Mr.. Hopkins moved n reconsideration
Of lie vote adopting the l2th section OF
the bill lie was IL friend To the law,
and his object IN moving rcconsidera-
ton was not 10 ,mharar- the bill, but
to relieve it oi some oil lis Objectionable
tenturce.
The motion 20 reconsider was carried.
and MIR. II. offered subs.i'ulc Tor the
9Th section, which provides that the
plaiuant or defendant shall recognize
for his appeaAnce at the court above.
Mr.. L. Slecre advocated the amend
mett. He believed the section AS it
now stood WAS decidedly unconsiiiuIion-
al nnd he hoped the friends Of the bill
would make no objection to the amend
ment.
Mr. Ro,s,ow had M GREAT ob;.c,iou
20 the amendment, but would prefer
thc section as ii now STOOD.
The amendment was then adopted.
Nr. Ilopkins moved il reconsideration
of the 4th section Of the bil.. He did it
at the rcques OF member from Provi-
dance, (Mr. e.. {. Po.ter)
Air. ytler stated that the substance
oi his amendment was, that liter the
trial Of the rerson charged with The
sale, the liquors seized should be re-
turned to the owner.
MIR. Earsiow objected 10 the recon-
sidrraGon.
Mr., /. Stccre was III i'Vor ol VIC
section Us II now S,oo". .:
M'' my" "'f'" "', '''',''''
cohsIdef "ou'u PF''''' -'o' '"' VIC
purpose o' ""''''s VIC "''''''''''"' "''p'-
ed oheFeo oy Tue se"''e'''" ''"'' ~,
"e"c'' 'M'' o'''''I '1' NOV '' '''S"
he able 10 offer other amendments 10
the sectIo'b the substance oil Which he
stated to Ihe House
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

BRIDAL CHAMBGGs.-The Cincinnati
Gazette is out against the modren ldta Of
fitting up magn.fccnt room IN cur
crack hotels, steamboats, &c, and Ia
helling them "Bridai Chambers" 1t
insists iha, The whole thing Is revolving
to good taste and delIcacy OF feeling, and
hopes that IT has seen IT. day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

~ Sky members OF Tie Jackson
Association, AT Washington, are office
holders under the present administra-
tion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

TnE Darn or GREENUuGu.-Int;ll
gence of the death oi Horato Green
ough. in Florence, Fl led the hearts OF
his countrymen there with grief, and
the Artists and the lovers of Liberty
aud the Arts, OF every name. sympa-
thlze with item. He made warm friends
during his long and honorable residence
in Florence, Who cherish vivid lecoIlec-
tons OF his manly and generous virtues.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

TuE EFFECT OF True RELiGioN.-A
Texas correspondent writes - Some
gentlemen were engaged in conrcrsn-
lon The other day, when the subject OF
lighting came up, winch, by the way,
is pretty fruitful topIc down here III
'irXAs and several persoa' were nam
ed as beng some III a rough and
tumble fight, and among others, Il man
belonging to one Of the churches IN
town was considered to he about the
roughe4i customer to handle Yes,
remarked the parson ol the very church
to which the man belonged. believe
that brother D, unrestrainsd by
grace, could whip any man ol LIs inch, =
in the State y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
ISReverend Miss Brown, young

Is'Reverend Miss BToWn, young
lady who has charge of church in
Western New York, delivered a Wo.
mans Rights address IN Albany, OH
Wednesday night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

The MAINE Law IN VsnMoST.-lt
appears by ieegraphic remrns, that The
people have approved Of tine restrictive
measure by n large majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

IL No CatachIsm is more useful to
children than their parents example at
home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
G. F. ROOT.
95. Clinton Place,

95 Clinton Place,
New York, Feb. g, 1853.
Arrangements have been for the
Concert us above, 10 be given in Belle.
Yue Hall, on evening OF Tuesday, Feb.
22d. We uniesliatngly rerommrnd
every body to go who il u lover OF good
Music.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

TMaster Tappan, IL, old RchooI
master OF Daniel Webster. died on the
9th. He was over 50 years Of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
J. REID, JR.,
My Dear Sir,

lave received your
kind invitation 10 visit Newport for The
purpose ol giving a Concert. Al iiough,
IN consequence OF my regular engage
mcns as Instructor of Music in several
Public Institutions Of this city, have
entirely rclinquished such undertakings
as tie one you suggest, have felt con.
strained by my desire to renew my ne
quaintauce with friends in Newport
whose mcajory ii is my constant pleas
ure &c cherish. 10 accede to your XII d
iIvi'alion., would suggest Tuesday.
Tie 22d inet as tie time most conve-
nent for ne to be with you.
Yours very Truly.
@ n ROOT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
WHOLE NO lI7O.

Ma. EDlron:
] wrote. few days since,
- my friend Prot. G.. #. Root, Of New
fo-E Cily, desiring him TO favor us
Newporters with Concert. | enclose
Ills answer, thinking il VIII crafty ali
who live in "Newpor, in Winter" 10
know that we may anticipate the pleas
ure oi Musical Entertainment from
PGuE Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
aaOpiIGS MEDICINE 81 8

Chemical Perfume cry c., &C.
III m. .tGERUHrTsAC1fE1E would 0l1ee 10 bis
RJ Tierds md the public gepeEa
cd tho Interest Of the senior In the
conducteI under rthe hrm OF u q SON aet
will continue tho same at the old stand sL,i
and would respectfully solicit, and trusts e
nance oil the od iirni
He has Just returned nom the Easter now
oreniGg an exiensl and selected OF AMI
Chemicals, PeIfgmeTy Fancy e Aysish is
were purchased ateT strict personal anu
serpi0s regard 10 purity quality an low
fothe nullic on tho most terms ut lYE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
.P Pembe erTon Abuse. ].
Wa.er ssEsst s. Sc BE- ~ VI pleslIEY9e.

w =
ETNf NJ BiPRMRERT0N annlunnes tol his old Friends and
tEe public generalT that he located ~ the Sola;
Chafles, and Thoroughly repaifed and and is
bTepale 70 entertain travellers In &c
on the Steamboat LaniiOg and near The Depot q the
tintore and Ohio RaiIroad afordipg lot ne
caTs Or nacket boats convenient stopping place.. TIC
pr0pTiet1T respectfully Invites The attention Of
friends his house; and soicits share Of pnbllc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
omething WOEeh 5eelnSl
al NJ ADAMS

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
TTAVINGi now scompletedsn my rooms am bettor pre-
fore and atsch low pTices will the
Cbre on and try me- Remember thai my place ts one
door above the old corner long ocpured BY me-
SelesS lr me to undertake to eRumerae my stoe the
variety is so great. je2o 9fs6 d NJ;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
H b /
IsRRGNR on 1888,
3lIE Z WV. sEiR1. z
ss, WH0IHSAIlH DE lIER IN. &.
sits - altie Dry saoGtls,

II Nk61049It9fA4414lIl n " EAll4if6 LIN
Nosst15 laa 10 Vest sfdes bsti1een, teagOssassa
Wheeling, Va, 49, s:
rs NOW fnTe66tpt OF his Spring stock OF Dry Go0db
j. and Motions direct from and Mappisstil
rers comrrising as conplote and desirable stock
of @ rsi Iis q
sgiJ3 Bag silif DRESS G6oDs Ss u iaisi. iss5
hams etc with very q prints sss
other trimmings In variety And OF
ssS s.tsi at - lIIttis S4IGR. fitt
cloths, cassimers,3 sattinettss geFno eassmeres,
jeans teeds summer ooths also Cottonades Dell
iB blue dtiis, brown linens linen drills, md
os sSa 3 BSSs $685. sam sslt%S s
wool, hTash hats, etc., with f of linen ana cot
s Gh aRf Stripes, Sro Fos
and bleached muslnsi with good stock OF goods
q VI II al ? NOTION LINE Il a
AS seambTica, jaeonets, Irish linens, laces but
My whole stock will be ioui wen In
quality and STYLE as in prices: s,,,ss
MoCIIAIlI4ElrIS& Il KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALRRs N
B00I'S.4lQDa aS17l0 0ftS, MEMS IND
s4sg B6asi Hats and Caps, at I'll esslsnt
ffsg1si 4af aDelE kasoipn stand Of ties 3ss ss
BIC Red ROOT. s
w are now seesly nom our EaateEn MPnpIectnEin
tursd Of Boots and Shoes. aud
this or any other IheY nave
been to order, ace0tdihgto our own dir5e
tonst and arc intende expressly retailing To
regular and all others who may aso Us with
calf can osr an large variety OF oeta and
Shoes which equal quality OF material and
VoFnHShp to th6se naIac In this or any other
United Statea Our stock will be found 10 eon
sist, eaaonabIs goods.
NO. is7. 80 i
0lss MEItiB Ro6Ts.e ~ woMENs 5ETTERs, 1tkIRsi
4, 900 pr mems kip boots, qAITRgs iEEcs; Is ~
1 900 mems thick boots, prwomens gaitersI
1850 mems calf bbota y 900 q do halt gatters,
1000 mems water proof do 500 do walking shoes,
MINIS BRos1Rs. 800 do pegged busktnss
800 men calf brogans, 500 do II dbuslSlns, slip
[, 900 prime ldp do pers.,
lt600 do thiols p do aEi GssKs nO0TEks nus.
1000 low priced do b IN 3 sKtps, ETo. 4, -, M
2 ~ HoYs' p00TEEs 600misses morocco lace
1900 pair boys thick hooteess 300ed Kip
sSS SSS saf Dc Dc 90 sSo 40 So NOS
iy3.:i YouFH 4 BOOTS Fit sFoeco buslkns
00pr youths Calf bootss 1b0 do black, blne, aud
800 l0f il ldpgidot nsiS br6HEed saitefsS ~
1900 i do thick do I s{pHIbpRE ENs BppTEEs. ~ (
h6Ys AND YouTnb 8RodAH5. 1900 pr fancy bo6tees,
t,O0Qpr boys kip brogansf 900 n
1900 do thick do 1000 chill Idren's peg'd 90
1000 Youths do do ~ tO00eh goat tta'tst
600 do Kip do i 1000 i.ao5S Sgplorsa tiiifss 3 I
900 boys and youths call do ouh sHoEs I
gOMFNiBs BonTd 1900 pairs mems, ladteS anu
900 morocco lace boots, ehildren,s Gum Shoes .I
1000 calf do e 'SIfATS AND oAfs. 8
500 and do 81 100 doc nen's plush caps
1870 lldtsses 800 q g wool hats,
800 wood band boxes ,.5s,, :, "a z
Thankful for the liberal heretolofe extendedto
us we elIrtR continnatice oE same j,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
s
B b I les s

FoRE TES q HoPKIFls ~ ~
fSnceess0fs 10 FORSYTH a8d Balg y " y = =
1s9Fagati ilii7y and ~,
IG ID IlnsIIl Il & is ON Nj e u u a. ~ III { 81
PRODUCE "A ND FLOUR ~
i6ottttg va. ss -
TTAV1NG compile ed our ents
5Todoce we tender our TO tho public viihthe
that our acrtss are uasptTa st our Hogse
Railroad track running INTO anu being very
UohiTitdiont and othAr gives our
fT5enda etet ter securit for their property * .ss
NISeie gents for the Bgl tft1ofe an Tagss
Eortatiop 15i8ei tiypitgl direet To so
n Il Hayfng capaci 10 store 20 0Qq 5 eteIse
stiii b6 iade for storsee sheh ioE
3an9f - sss55sts3 telf5 - : ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

| ssszsail ~ IL e II y ~
Upitsa vi os.ae, 81 3.
,as. ~ S q lg O. s.
js3 CLIO y, I'M 6s GIMP ORR J1a, stiss
4 vi / S3 5l4fts ST., ER1sslisl i.is.
\ toNsTANTIY on hand an vi t1hent 81
md gonihis ana
Al orders Rt9Hpltl execute S.,
ssts3e W. ~. BlsE3Gls lsf7II 81 la45 40
Cheap E'Ir lis hin eroouis!
15I MAIN ST. WHEELING, va.
az nsl ipSs e ESEnsqTe i9sIsgiSg
stISS and hest aaSlities Kept cosait on aSd al Tes
9eeea ptlees ..l.s slss 81
ESwfsTEPuENs.s loHAas lEATgys 8 -. lVsHRox,
~ Wheeling Novelty orlkss ~
eI TEREIENai IBIs AgttltEE ri Gel, n 4 SO
10 e lisa alANgFk kqTURERs. eg ltsi
s,itGi K ID SCALES, LOCI q, 81, 5
LATCHEs, COFFEE piIbIss ALL KIlDs or FAsJEEIrlusj
- ssi5 HtNqEs EDs M AI.EA A9LE cAsTIs.Gss Il
ii ebest pTiss IN cash, for
sstsps q and cast brass, atte
trsaE22s t sTlsFEH Ems b ATTY g co.iy
Si'i5'1 EVANS q BROTHER,
80 3 isy *. IHLA13BI LIE VgOEel Is HiI s, Il. i
No1sh eisd Of Grsfk 8, Van s bee, e.
M =, yg4EEIIN q, .,.,.
vaEtetieS ar4iiShed tootd6r. g sfF aIlE 5ap9t
Stfobel 20 Bloch,
\ Vvhoteaale DeHl leFs In Vines e LlsquOrs,
No. Ia Sttest i,i tas JFHsrlg hotDH dstts
b s.GoI.aaeis 5lsilss;, 3, ss 81 Z.
ap2t-1y wHk ELlN, G. y. 49,. -.
t Wilde & Brother 5,s i,.ii
llglil INCONSISTENCIES STAFIoNERS, ;5ts
EE and Retail dedleTa sns miscellaneous
S s9SSeS SSs Saa SSaSo
and oheTs sHpiied q the lowest
INyheelingis s94 s,ss..tcsl - q eps
t7ssaI5 q Qaia3 % ICa1Via T2jee.ois @siiii m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
new Music Store.
Sign lot the Gsrecinn rigonum, = o. 10
Hlnin Street.

New Music Store.
Sign get she GEeci:an
.i -; q, 'a's ItfoKItssoNl would respectfully an.
7sf5s{ noulee to the citizens OF wheeling ana ";
eesent ssts5 Tor tie sale OF vios
Gditafs yiolncellos Flagoets Flutes ElIess ,
first and best make. sss5. 80, ~.
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments anu lor
s1n Music for the PIANO. and violin. also. the
newest Songs Duetts and the very best Roman anu
Clarcnets, Reeds, Tuning FoIs also Violin ana ui.aF
q Bows for sVjolineello and Violin. u. -
A. KIeder's Furniture Polish for renoyatng yarnsheg
iIsssIsStiens s II FarhitiTe = ~ ~ Il
Also sale Agent for Klebers Flsags
OF the first and etuTe In tho gnted
Nnnns and and sqaa5e, pHnos =. y u Di
81 Agent the make 0arhardt and Patent
aeseEds6ns. and an lind Of
Atd Be lowestp prices. iS.s 5 " - .-5-.s u.
sTTAM MARBLE WORKS,
68 MARKETST., WHEEL1NG NG, VA,
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive an aTTange.
%SpIs II Int the Eass G s. he
me attention Of Architects and the gen.
ea iS s other Marbles Of tho nest
qualities, which oanbe sol lower any other
ssets u ss would ind to their advantage ioipset his
stock beGore purchasing elsey u e y, ~
would invite the attention Of purchasers to examne ~
and 5s Sn
oselHSi faEils
Ss51 II lower prices than
ttleF - ~ IN n fi1e rn1IiitTT
R - me q eSII ard Snine my work. t1
lease lease SAsS S. Ats : - - = SSFTCIA Ri, i. ROHAN,
14srbis ITason md Vault Builder,
q. : =. !, - M. 5f1sn,on4 plaster
Z Calctned ~ - ItsJ
Casts and Models and
st the lowest trade prices: q = = - ". . d.
aATTHNEFIo NIL
.,-,,,.,r,. We nj, Nh DEALERS dENER-
~ "a ,nss,,,ss irfTF5 5-utFsr (
< Ally TIL = -
TTTh aaaIf'nne Chem iea1, Ina b Or a601Ysl
W p j a. IS y 4isi''t
G0LteLsg sgL 444sts Sssss Ss1 = %
el;ts tl.!sls ~. IsT, now oyel
l / ipaied to manulacturs IS Z EL. higf5;s +
| - = 5PdAR8fACUTIcAIS EHRM1CA1S. ~. {
my laboratory, rear Of bqlain soIner s
aeeording 70 x slS
arttees = rlentl 1879 S.liaas
CLOS chemneily psptlst pstt 5sMf
80 a AntimonY prepa5at ~ " s., =tSfi
1nIlon - - : -9.iS - eGsi - =
AmInoh 81 ia a., hitstSrinv. ~
a., ,o.si Ss.sss = if9 =;
3 az 4isoto absol6te3 55 % y, q, 80 Z u. f
CAIc0holf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

~ gail7 q Calvin Riee,oi
FsAIfSrERS GIAz zFERSS ~ PER HANGERS &c5
atnf ss4 51S2 MdfFt Street, SO r ip 2 j9ss4la
EEEiIrC9i l.thi 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
5WiIde@ a Brother :,

tiqli{ 5B0oKSEbIERS& STATIONEF1S, 5l5
66HTHoL,RSA Ts ana Retail edeTa In miscellaneous,
medical. theological and school hooks,
wall paper and Iyinow blinds, w
VyteeiinE,sRds " 1,i35..,.B III 81 & epa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
nAGIIEIRREOTYPE AIiI3EiRY 81 .

DAGJERREOTYPE GALLERY.
80 .ss15j s A. o. CssIPAIRTH1DGsEt u invites
II ~ attention to his Daguere Ii9pH1s, ant
~ essaE Apparatus, now the result OF Years OF
~ IsfSs eSperiefce and close app pltcetlch t9 the
eS art Confident that now combine
90 ssH in his establishment he
renta which fine and proper tests
,,fsSyi IA lns 4h The
BEAUTY and hch yet been attained by the
and eonodious style In which his
rooms are tfe up he Invites the public to call ana
inc or Themselves His Ctbet OF Specimens are always
omen for Inspections - =, p -. a.
Lkenesses taken in all kinds Of singy, 9s ~
SyeiI stock OF Chemicals, plates
eases. Ioekets. Ec., always hand and for sale
E4o0mss Ne. 9 RIOnEee st.s near Ihe' oss
nnYI9 tt.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

us we sclirit contnuahce Of tAe
ssPs hl.7ss & aes9A -,
Thomas IL. Gibson, .,f3l
e P PIuMB Err AND at4 AS Fl TIER,
= y =; : - = y M 5.;s. s5s s,sSs.
slsaas g Is ts g gpslIs 81
its various
sia % p@6i a ana pipes COM
and patent os.srn Pgs. SslsEs
water closets ssh ooie lS
aS sS9as pa
sRsmissi apPeratps, etc Factories, itlastf
asS beiia4 sbts
candis burnore, ote.
al Sromp ear sss f's To-.
Ssss1 's19 Y G.34s5y ssssss
ssisxassp i aA.ttoTne o az Il . - III
wiLI sttena. pTomptty, to sosefioas! to ID wash:
ington Moran Noble, Athens and Monroe counties o.
REFER Tot & Z .3 49, 4; =, I
=; Hon a. Nye, MaIisttg 9: go,
g ts f e op y 2: :,5aa q
;S g RSbiRss9 e.. 4 Co.. SvghseiIugs
~ a3s S1rsieley 4 Psnfon. s. 996 tstG
s IS, ,; ;FY'iIson a,,s5.e. Ball@oIsa
'Teuns x lsaTksf. Philadelphia q ar30=sm
". ,. ooFI4N. isEYss
fsiizys
. S %
sss. WTn5t.ElI Coulsn 81 al Is. K1evs.
~ 1seEyyal.li Z I1., s7,;e,
l1l141t9sS1Gas ~ w9sS11Ee Va u i
10
RFssR rS9saSuei Neal. W fseiHs, Vi.
,Tayiof & Som Bai iilnote .t5Ei
a.. Ts5lSf + Keys, g q
1Ibsrt q { ~ s1 q ,..
- +ftttt2 y H. p PteA4ant d Son, IS tttt.t
es "aa sKeysS Maltbg Z. Co.. clneiuiatti,l Ohio.
eaysSa q S5sj s 29Sls, y S;g to6i.yis Ky.
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T.nnknf ThialE

LII those who are dsstfous Of the memory
OF themselves and and friends, can do so most etle
tuay, by calling without deley,At H. Iaeela 4n
reoIype Rooms, az the Of Main and
Centre w heengj and procure for each thqe
lures which cannot obtained, with the eme degree Of
beauty and excelleucs, olseyylIeTe IN clt
i. TARBELL, Daguef fteOtypist,
9.ss agiii Corner or Mnnand Blades 81
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GEORGH NTENBEIs:s
3 No "A. IfnSn stree, ~

WEEELlNG VA, q -,,., ,,,,,,,s,
rs now receiving 6LARGEloToFaCA tF E1ts z UGS,
MATS AND MATING. Also, Tabp and lqoI 0tc.
Clohs all widths, and kees constantly on han
assortment or Fufn6tuTe or every descrHtbn on
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass enltish
and Window HlindS, Blind clQekS
Mahogany Vaneers, V0rnish, HaiTcl0thi jlIlal
Spring, SacIdng Bottoms, Brass and tair n9et
cot ali win be sold atth lowest aE2f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NorrCE 10 wEsTERy TRAyELLERs.

THROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
Il adelphia TO Pittsburg Pa Massiion Wooster Cleye-
lsnd Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette,
TeETe Haute Chicago and Mkakie Tbrorh bv Railroad
from fhiaGeiphia TO Cncinr ali in 81 hours V17t --
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities to the
Great west Passengers viii find his the most pleasant
route to n Orleans Only sI1 to Cincinnati srz 10 Louis
vile; Sls to 81 louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad an The
Capt w Beltshoorer leaves Pshurg SUNDAY Ksvstane
State, Capt Charles Stone leaves Ptsburg Monday Are
cheney Capt Charles BacheloT leaves Pitts btlro Tues
ay; Crystal Palace, Capt Kountz leaves Psbur ed
nesday; Brilliant Capt Grace leaves Pitisbarg Thurs
daY Pitisburg Capt Hugh caplpbeH leaves Pisburg Fri
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging beard the Packets
extra. Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, 81; Louisville So; St
Louis S3 Frr.- f1si -
Fare through by Railroad from Philadephia Pittsburg
80 50; Masson sl0 Cleveland S1O Mansfield and Crest
line, S1l Columbus sl2 e5; Toledo Sl3; Cincinnati via
SlS 25. To Chicago Wsukcgan Ken0sha Ill., Racine, bi-
wsukie Sheboygan Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SlS. .t-
The Cars will leave the Con1monwealtIs Station n Z
Conear Schuylk Fifth aud Market Streets where tickets
be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines. al
The morning Express Train through to Ptsburg Cleve
land Cincinnati and Chicago, viii leave at oeOeS A. NJ
Through TO Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at 104 P. N. Through to Gincn-
natl in 46 hours including one nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg. 4g
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Ear
risburg, Lewstown, Huntingdon, Holidaysbug. john
stown, Groenburg, and Intermediate places.
koTIcE-In case foss the Company viii hold themssl
responsible for personal baggage only aud for amount
not exceeding 800 THOS, MOORE, Agent. .t
iupe 4tf 80. - Pennsylyania Railroad Co
bia and all intermediate places, viii leave the above station
at1s[ Pm.