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New Establishment.

as;a- TIE subscribers have opened oE
&A new Restaurant and Eat "a
ing saloon, next door be- ~
low Scott & Gray's new brick, near the Livery
Stable, " ere all articles usually kept in such
houses may constantly be found. We have
Liquors, of the very best quality; C;.ndys
of superior flavor; Ale. as good as the best;
Cigars, of the finest braad4; Pickles, that
be beat; Tobacco. that will DO to
chew; Candles, Of all kinds, that will burn;
Pepper Spice, finger Copperas, as
good as ariv; Cheese and Crackers, Of the
sweetest HiLs.: Smoking Tobacco. of the
finest sorte Shaving Soap, that will do a
man good to use; Tea aud RIadder, of SUI
perior quhlityi together witha host Of other
articles too numerous to mention. Give us a
call. BY Keeping. an orderly house. and at
tending I'd business, we hope 10 receive share
Of public patronage
JuGe 16-tf. HANKS & BUCHANAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-28

The inventor OF qnack nostrnm,
in Cincinnati, has reali zed The
sum of $500 as his
profits for oOey year. Vive la hum
bugl
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CONE AT LAST.

4 AUR Hear>e has come, and we are now
" ready to attend any calls that may be
made for BuYi;,lS in any Tar. of the county.
Wanted, 1000 lbs. Feathers. for which
we will give the customary price in choice
Furniture. at our warc-room, northeast
corner of the Square, Fayetteville.
"A. B. KNOTT & co.
MAJ 90, 1858.
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Tax Collect

A. s. r mdolph, Esq, Ia < Col
lect or, will be at the following places
on the d ays stated to receive tie
State and County Tia xes due for the
year 1858. The can didates for Rep
reese NATIVE have appointed to be
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GOdeY's LadY's Book

UUuty LduJ DVUA-
The August No. is before US. In
magazine publishing, Go dey is the
Napoleon of the press. Instead Of
hagging, as most men do, when Time
commences to rest heavy upon them,
he grows better as he grows older.
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DIED.,

In this county, "Wednesday 10th inst. of
fiux, MARY LOUIS A., daughter of Mr.. Alfred
Smith, aged about s years,
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EsTRAY-LIxcoLN COUNTY.

fFAKEN Up by i. R. Nelson, in civil dis
IL trict Nc. IA, July Z, 1858, one bay Horse.
Has dark legs, mane and tail, shod all around,
about Is hands one inch high, about 8 or 10
years old. Valued at $50
n. o. WALLACE. RI. G.
july 81. 1883 -3t
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

(TVest SIDE Of he Pubic Sq,iare.)
Rs@sa4. HAVE just received a resi- sup
tS ply Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals;
Paints, Oils, Vsrnishes and Dye-S.ufs;
Window Glass aud Putty;
Glass Ware, Perfumery, fine Soaps;
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Paint Brushes;
Surgical and De6tal Instruments;
Spices, Snufs, Tobacco, Segar;
Patent Medicines, great varetvy~
Pure Wines and Brandies, for medical purposes
Fancy Articles;
BOOks--School, College, Medical, Miscella-
neous, Poetical aud Historical;
Blank Books, Letter and Cap Paper.
Superior Inks, Steel Pens and Quilts;
Letter and Note Envelopes;
Note Paper and Visiting Cards
To which We politely invite the attention Of
physicians and the public. Purchaser viii
find our stock COMPLETE. We purcha se on the
best terms, and are determined 10 offer every
inducement to purchasers. Physicians bills
and prescriptions will receive particular at
tention at all times.
May 26. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
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DAR. MORRIS having permanently located
~ in NASHVILLE, respectfully tenders his
services to the suffering public. Scref%7, L1-
GERS, Crncer5 letter alad Ring IForn,s, tre dated Ill
scientific manner. Meditines gentle, but de-
tive and effective, their use being attend ed
with no unpleasant Consequences whatever, fe-
curing no restriction or hihdrAnce from ordi-
nary business pursuits. he wishes it unddr-
stood that he has settled in your midst not
for the purpose of humbuggipg or imposing
upon you, but to relieve those who may be STIFF
fering with diseases which are destroying by
piccemeal many of your deserving and useful
citizens.
Gravel strictu res.
and all DISEASES of the genital organs are
thoroughly understood and successfully treated
by DR. NJ
TO those who may doubt tn Doctors SD Ill
in the healing art, he woula respectfully prp-
pose that they bring forward a case of any of
the abbvc named diseases (the worst that thPy
can Conveniently f1d,l and pledge themselves
to see that objections are strictly followed fot a
reasonable ti1he; Dr. NJ will then give his OBJ
ligatiohs to furnish such medicines as may be
necessary, and in such quantities from time to
time as the case may require, and, until a cure
shall be effected, positively no fee will be re-
ceiyed, and If no relief Be obtai1e3 from, the lss
of the medicines no charge ,aateper ,0fH bs ma e
for a}plce or medicines.
The attention of masters and owners Of SET
wants lis particularly invited to the above +
Those having servants afflicted with Scrofuir,
Gravel stiffness or soreness of the limbs ard
FONTS, would find it to their advantage to con
suit Dt Nj. His treatnentis mild, and n no
cases will it be necessary to lose time while
using the medicines L,
Charges reasonable
Respectfully, ANTI HUAfBU E.
All communications from persons at a dis
lance, post paid, inolosAng Eve dollars, will be
promptly attended TO.
Office oyer Mutual Protection Insurance OF
fee, Cedar t.-I.ear Post Office, Nashville, Tent
July az l853.--6m
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Preserve your Health.

HT Asst summer, hundreds and thousands of
persons died from diarrhoa and fux, but
not one of the many who took Dr.. BLEDsoE's
iDIARRHGA CORDIAL. This invaluable
preparation is offered to the public as pleas
ant and certain cure for the abbve diseases, and
we pledge ourself to return the money to any
one who tries it and says It failed to cure the
case. One bottle Of it will in many cases save
the life of the patient and o Doctors bill of
Is or 90 dollars.
This medicine can be bought of Diemer &
Hampton, on the West side OF the Public
Square, Fayetteville, Tenn.
That the public may be entirely satisfied in
regard to the complete success Of this medicine,
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Special Notice to the Afflicted.
NJ ITCHELL'S celebrated Indian Boz
1fl t;iHIc Medicines. though in their

iAidncr IRE destlnod at no
distant Jay. to be ranked
among the wonders of this
enlightened aud progress
i've age. There is yet hope
to the desponding invalid,
afflicted with any of those
diseases in which they act
SO charmingly, and produce
such salutary effect.
The Blood Purifier,
is recommended for Gu
taneous Eruptions. Pimples,
Blotches, Erysipelas, Cos
tiveness, Sick Headache,
&c and diseases from an
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BONNETS.

BONNETS.
lE FRENCH LACE, Coburg Gimp and Straw
81 Gossamar, Hair and Blond, Belgrade
Silk and Satin Bonnets. Just received by
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April 81 1858
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400 sacks fine Salt;
and various other articles net necessary to
mention. Our stock comprises everything
usually kept n Wholesale Or RET all Family
Grocery, which we offer at prices as advanta-
geous, as can be had at any other place
EVANS & CUMMINGS,
May 26. Shelbyville, Tenn
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\ store and for sale low FOR cash.
Il 4 doz spring aud straight back Chair,
also, heavy set of wagon tire lover
tha1Ican he bought in Nashville. FIR SALE nv
April IS, 1853. WEBB d WOODS.
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using the medicl ines.
Ghatges reasd nable.
R fspectfull ',
All Communication
lance, post paid, inclo'
promptly attended TO.
Office oyer Mutual
fee, Cedar st.erIear Pos.
July Il l853.--6m
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ANTI HUslBUE

from persons q i q dig
ng Eve dollars, will He
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Important 10 SI;l yehoIders.

Shelbyville, July IA, 1659-1y.
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N b. Wien young pupils are entered Tor year or more
Bnard Tuition and plain hnt auta
BILE clothing win be furnished for $3.50 per anpprns
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10000 dollars.

CkSs GU GIG.
Tickets S16; Packages Se2O
Halves and quarte,8inp pro.
portion. ~.
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$3.50 dollars.
Patapsco Institute.

NIHbS IIu.
Il" Aa
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KELLS &. CALDWELL,

BIZ KELLS 81 &tCALDWEilIlI, I'D
(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & co., g
Importers n d Wi ol lie dealers In Drugs,
Nlediciues, Chem len Is, Paints, Oils, tN;c.' @
b 4 No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS. MA1NsT. 9sE
HAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
I'LL apparatus, &c., ofthe rm of James PAUL. &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. ,isE s8t
Inretinng tho Drug business we take pleasure
recommending consideration successors,
Messrs Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
foaner Customers and dealers will
ceiyethat attention accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
- TX. LIN s5e.t, 4 = las. .PAULL& co.
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CITY OF WIlEELINSs,, ISls, .a..ss

ctRabRnnroposeIs tor renting the public Hay Scales
- ar ne Iear nom after the first day Of April ne
win Be received mill Monday the 21pt inst
ehss sgt.h Z fHs slss q fae
s.ss' y " ch.ir'n, cap, on iarhst House.
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Dyeing to live ~
FIRTH a. DAsYisa q i5ssr

.Seperth ST, three doors from DR.. 2 'dppdfrs $,
STEUBENvIHLE,s OHIO -
Would citizens ofheeling and
they have onmenced the Coloring Businessin every
branch Silks Cottons and Wo0ens, warranted TO stand
coiors Genemen's Goats, Pants Vests,
- iF84t * Famcy CoIorss Eits -
every shade got up eual to rew Ribbons Shayvs,
and way coluring pressed and
done ON the shortest notice. and ON easy terms 81
have been ade with the steamer VI.
receive and deliver articles and packages
it1hi7 ~ sss5iJl JAS E. FIRTH
~ 4sepfff. JoSEPH DAY.
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sCINCIN5N5A5T7ITT7g.=

''''f 's'i'' 7t'tS CINc NNATI, Ono. .gIsiH sH'
- t !i,I. Incorporated 1SAS.5 .-tt1
superior facilities aot ded at this institution for qua
duals in Thorough practical manner for tn
counting room and business pursuits ~ ETE'st "
by Dott6ie EntruA eomnIete
practical course OF lnsrueonis given in the art Of
Partents Of trade. commerce and manufactures
nending the forms in use among the eminent
or partnership in business
at wholesale and orting and
g on her own account on commission on joint snec-
Win steamhoatng bank insurance, Railroad and hooks ~
Ioia stock and chartered ASSOCIATIONS generally
commercial calculations embrace every variety of COM,
ual ons to business operations, being taught
aecoIdng 10 The most approved ethods-Interest Dis
Mercantile eCorTesPondenc-Such exercises are nt roanc
ed on this subject calculated to Impress bnsinese
and genuine business style upon
CONNIE tal technicalities phraseology including
Practical P,ranship hour is devoted In Teaching
systematic style OF busines. writing. combining freedom
WIN cate and rapdity, and perfect with
beauty OF ofConstrlction.
&c ernlncrelal Law and Political Economy.-Daily Lee
u es given on these important TOPICS connected
WI tue avocaons OF the merchant the operations or
and practical workings of trade embracing the
suoect o principal and agent negia BILE in
struments, sacs debts etc; also on the
nf wealth currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
u pfoht, interest," ter,uational trade &c.
Inc course can be completed in from eight to twelve
ut any time. - - '''0'
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
Inc business acquaintance OF the Principal him
~ sStanee TO those wshngto TO procure situations
Good board can be obtained in city at TO $3.50
Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates
dEtEhS;0For partial course books aoncry, &C. in
.T. E95 g. course books stationery RglegH
janS'63-tyd iao 5Hl4 N Prfneipal
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Ilckets Sji Halves

aua1ters in Proportion portion. N
Smelwood q Co., ibeg leave to present lew of the
sehemes OF Maryland State Lotteries, believing those
we nave selected the best to In Tie lotteries
MaryanG are drawn under the supervision of ComrisI
soners elected by the State and each ticket stamped BY
them, (none Others being legally 80 > -
o those who have not the means to venture largely
not ulsFoseu SO 10 DO, will find small lotteries drawing
every se and 10 those who wish venture
largely w1 mud some of greater lnasnud3. ranging In
price from 81 to 81 and larger from s. TO 500, ami
PACKAGES from 81 10 0. We would particularly call
your attention to packages, the advantageous
the they about twice the amnunt
OF tickets IN packages for the cosvi1 FOR 26 tick
cts In 81 lottery charge SIG, and the
entitled to all that may be drawn The
Slg o.. Halves die and quarters in proportion SO
for ourselves as prize sellers, VIII say nothing
reer 10 the official accounts OF the daily,
mary prizes sold by s acting only Agents.
much TO our advantage to make the best possible
lection for our correspondents thereby gain credit
ana on the renewal cashing prLes make the prof
it, and from experience OF years in the business fat
Ter ourselves judgement in selection impor
tance. ~ Ei1Tri
H-Bank notes drafts on any solvent Banksin the
United States receives. by US in payment for tickets eth
er stngy or by the Package Postage stamps received
odd amounts oTchanee. monthly circular is forward
ed to all who desire II, free OF charge
For good prizes, and prompt attention. address your
orders to SMALLwO0D &, Co.
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57STEANT MARBLE WORKS,
SO MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TNHEl SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange.
in the East the supply of Marble, and eon-
templatin the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention Architects Builders and the public III
era the inspection Of his stock consisting odtaian
Sienna and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which be sold lower than other establish
ment in the west
stock before purchasing elsewhere. sge. -s5f
His done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
Statuary other carved work, Monuments, Cen
otaphs, Tombs foot stones, &c. and Grave yard
work being enabled by his superior fael
tiles supply this work at lower prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give me a call and examine my work.
.sll1 a - s.if57tl E.iif I'll MICHAEL J. aRoHAN 81
y ,'ata ssus Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models Marietta Grind stones, warranted
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5000 dollars. o.
PGtapsco Institute.
CIaSS 100

Z etc. etc. etc.
Tickets $3.50; Packages
$S-Halyes and quarters in
proportion.
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Notice to Housekeene,rs,. :

.1TI y INOGlC6f TO HOuSeKeeperS. q
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PR ICES.-
1H 000 YARDS OF Carpets No. 143, Main street
IO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
and the pnbc generally that he has just returned
most beautiful stock o CARPETS Rugs, oil Cloths, etc:
style that be found in markets.
from tho finest English veIvets down common Rag car
pet This stock has been selected with great care and pur
chased under the most favorable circumstances which will
enable me to sell them much lower than the quality
goods were sold in this city Those goods
nc will please call and select from my over
YARDS with 100 different patterns varying in price
o crtI o ps' ). q. HARBOUR no. 14s Main ST
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aTODD g. DEWOL,

TODD &c DEVOL, =.
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND, ~;
Sign of The Black Mamaloth Boot, South End Of
( - si33i y. Market Square, 81 3.si ajA
RE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
care, at the best workshops
Philadelphia New England, expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who may with CALL offer you goods
wichwe guarantee equal quality of material and work
anshp. 10 those in this or Of the
United States. 40 y A5'ts2 TODD SoDEVOli-,
EGsene sep o4, 1852. ~ 40 ar 81
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
slElSaEIrI RICE Mereliant Tailn,

ANNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
pnblic generally, that having commenced business
he Is now receiving at his Roam in sPRIuG
HOUSE, WateTSt q, splendid assortment Of CLOTHS
or every color, quality, and variety. Plain fancy
CASSIERES; Silk, Satin, aud all kinds of YRSITNRS,
&c. recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
suitable the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make TO order at the shortst Hottee in the 6est
ra1tner, and !Gtest style, HIS fancy Depnrtlnent
kerchefs, Gloves. Unde rshrts Drawers Stockings and
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
store. 1fyou want the 6sst can at Head
Quarters, South SPRIsG HOUSE. Water Street
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'sf1E isast NEW FIR M. i's1.i3s z

81 NEW FIRM. l.3.5 q IS - !
/. Z y. y. MEssRS cAYwooD, 4coNKLIN 5Ics Co.,
E having purchased the entire stock ofstoyes, Tin,
EfFSf Copper and Sheet Iron OFT. 6. Culbert
son, would respectful inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on
lie business manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, which they have constantly good
for holesale and Retail; very low for cash
ishingto purchase would dose to call and
Zee us No. Union St, at the old andwel known
siand heretofore occupied by II. g. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid to repairing Les q t5G.
wheeling, Aug. 81. EECAYWoop. CoNKLlN6G d co X
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1857 dollars dollars.
iPatapsco.
Class 107, 20
april 6.
p'lIe OF iat'tF S4,si7
% 90 1000
etc. etc. etc!
iicke:s 81; Packages 80
-HalNes and quarters in
proportion.
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$4,000 dollars.
, Magnificent lottery to be
Grand Consolidated.
1857 dollars dollars.

Tickets $40; Packages $3.50
Halves and quarters in
proportion. "a
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lii 5000 dollars.
Patapsco Institute.
Glass 1913,
APril 23d.
4 prize oil S5,0lC
~ do 5St
l uo Ill
Tickets 81; Packages $40
Halves and quarters in pro
portion.
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GLI. GICs GI9s
Tickets 81; Packages $40
Halves and quarters in pro
portion. -.
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5O,21O dollars.
Grand Consolidated.

-f ! etc. elc.i etc. sEit
Tickets S1o;Packages $40
Halves and quarters iu pro-
portion.
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III = 30 BOOTS,F III OOTiS!i

~ siis u Ptaa BOOajSS% %BOO1iS.3N ~ - - ts5s
co PAIR mans lip Boots, ,fssi sstii N sts2sKs7
sOSy60 double upper and double sole Kip Boots,
nst received et the south end OF Market square, 81
sePa4 Topp& pEVots
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10000 dollars.
Susqnehnnna Canal.

Tickets go; Packages steO
Halves aud quaEtersfn pro.
portion.
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>, $4,000 dollars.
Grand Consolidated

Class 12,
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VaIaabIe Properly Tor Sale or %:

THE undersigned offers for sale or eopartnership, 4
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Marion
Co. Va together with abundance OF Iron Ore Lime
stone Coal and Timber to the furnace The under.
signed wishes either SELL extend his aIa
10 any one havinga Rolling sill or Foundry IN
vino viii ion IN with tina establishment, and f1rnsh
Stran Engine he viii offer the most liberal ters IeeeiS
ing m ~ Or stock at mir vaItatiou
or the ore and Pig Metal may be seen at the
oheeo Wheeling i. s,-rse. mar o.
S;ost or fchareoal per 100 bushels. 80
Costof IiieatoiIes per ton. ;..y 81
1nn Thon,as HayI.,ui viii receive and conduit any
10 the who may desire to visit and
eIaa5Pe ase54ets I. JOHN G wyILIIA4s
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Tom Thumb Trya package
1000 dollars.
Patapsco Institute.

Tickets $lj Packages $40
Halves aud quarters in pro
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wHBBLING FBMALB ACADEMY.

1n charge of the, sister of the vista.
tion B. ". la..'
The FOLLOWING RATEs HAvL BEEN ADoPTEp THIS In
- = " srITuTIoH TRoM 1sr oF.APRIL. 80 f.~r-
Board, Light, Fuel and W ashing tho Scholastic -
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speed and snfetyi

WASHINGTON AND wHEELING.t
TRL- WEEKLY -E.XPRESS
,HE subscribed has perfected his for
ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transnis-
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
between the above msnioned and al points
This viii he emphaticaIy SafE AND sPEEDY AccoxMo-
LINE, which articles. large and small enrlste4
toft be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage RhIch will amply sustain 1t,
aud afford fair margin for a living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTuREs. -
LEAVF-whceing every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday 10 O'Clock. A. 81, arriving in Washington at
IEAvE@Waahingto very Tuesday, Thursday ard
saturday, at 10 O'Clock A. M arriving In Wheeling at
oFFiC ES:-In Wheeling the first Of April. 1853.
on Market Street above Monroe, nearly opposite ash
fnetDn Han and in the OF MoTTow'B
store. mar2s 1. ". STOCKTON.
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NUMBER 1876
MISCELLANEOUS, %
5O,21O dollars.

etGs eIC. etc.
- Tickets S5i Packages $50;
Halves and quarters In pro.
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price, from 81 TO 81, and Ia
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tance.
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