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subscriber respectfully informs his that the
of his FAMILY
You've by the adjournment of Congress- mar
pupils The charge, comprehensive Of the whole
English French, Latin Natural Science and
will hundred dollars academic
year.
INDIANA AVENUE, City Hall, February o. 1883
r. w. CUSHMAN.
V-fms
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PENNY POSTAGE IN ENGLAND-We see il stated that
the returns of the General Post Office for the past year
give additional proof of the efficacy OF the penny postage
system in every respect In 1889 the number of letters
10 millions; in ls40, frs, year of the system,
l69 millions; s45 the number reached 271i millions;
in 1880 il BAT millions and in 1852 il had increased
TO 37s1 millions National Intsitigsncer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The State Convention.

HARTFORD, Conn., Feb A--The wing State convention
of Connecticut assembled this morning. James F. Bah
cock chosen president. An informal ballot was taken
for governor, when Henry Dutoa considerably ahead
The convention then adjourned again this after
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Judgsship Declined.

TRENTON, IN. y Feb 2lAMr. Vroom declines tho NJ
pointmsn of chief justice. Alexander Wus is general
talked of succ essor.
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The NEW SILVER coIs-The weight Of the silver
coinage authorized by the recent act OF Congress- which
goes into operation in June next compared with tina,
coinage since the OF the act upon the sub
ject in 1897, is follows
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Feb W--d

John HARRISON, dsceasedPursuant to decree OF the
Of Chancery England, made in Rttson
against sody bearing the 10th of March, 1852 whereby
Joseph Humphrey esquire, the master Of the said
rotation this REFEREED inquire and
John HARRISON late of Thurstoned
Cumberland farmer by the description
"my law America" and whom he
description heir ntaw of heir ataw,"
inquire who the heir
the said his DEATH and who the
heir heirs aiaw the claiming be
America the heir alaw Of the heir in
testato Harrison, who died
1927 heir heirs of the said
the real Of such heir heirs
solicitors before the sixth day Of June 1889
prove chambers OF the said
Southampton Buildings, Chancer Lane, London in default
will be peremptoy excluded from the benefit Of
ali capable giving information
aforementioned
solicitors, either OF them.
supposed said had only brother Tbomas
1863 where married resided
Philadelphia ill he died ls leaving his eldest Thomas
who Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving
Thursday the day July O'Clock
said chambers appointed for hearing and
the claims.
Dated this iqh day Of January, 1862
CAPEs STUART,
No ! Field Court Grays Inn, London,
Agents for Waugh solicitor, Cockemouh Cumberland, and
Tor Mcssn Saul, Carlisle Cumberland. -
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No Hacouu Buildings, Temple, London,
soiton for her Msjesty's Attorney General
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Hairdims 2oi 1920"
Supreme Court OF the United states.
THURSDAY, February "a, 1859
No. 10. Henry ID. Huff ct al, plaintiffs in error,
Champion j Hutchinson ct al The argument OF this
cause was continued by Governor Seward for the de-
PENDANTS in error and concluded by Mr. Cha,6eld for
the PLAINTIFF in error.
No. II. John G. Goesele ct al appellants, Us Joseph
NJ Bmeer ct al. The argument of cause commenced
by Mr., Quinn for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a. m
DIED.
his eiI the a amer short illness, Of pneumonia, JOHN
ssonss. hAILh' southampton count" virginia '''' "'"
~ board Of Ms.lth-A stated meeting Of the board win be
held on q. Saturday, 0sth instant a's O'Clock, pm
NATIONAL THEATRE.
nAnsHALL............" sole Lessee
Farewell benefit of MRS FARREN
On FRipAr Evsrse, February as
WIN be presented the beautiful play, In acp,of
THE BANKRUPT's WIFE.
Highland Fling. BY Miss Annie Walters
-----
To be followed by the musical drama Of
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
10 conclude s w''S 81 f's .S ESQ.,
ST, MARY's EVE
r,.es. Of admission bore . dre.. circle and
70 cents orchestra rs family CIRCLE Is third
Door open ec os s 10 s ssn will ;. Tho
boz Once viii be open daily, O'Clock a M TO O'Clock
rF:s s
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IRON HALL.
ros ONE sraur Only,
MR.. ALFRED RtTNN

yos
Mr.. ALFRED BusN
Tor the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane Coven, GadenA
MILL deliver Monday, February 1854 L.c,n,s n
w "0ENIUh AND CAREER OF sHAKsrEARE" =, i.as
Hall, Pepnsyvans avenue
Doors mas,
reh W-Atd
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The mail OF this morning brings papers received by the
steamship Arabia from Liverpool the l2th whose ar
rival al New York yesterday morning we announced
Yesterday
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third "Keokuk Despatch" democratic paper pub
shed the of Keokuk and elected the State
Terms si7Oo down, $4,000 payable down, half
further apply Editor "Unon,"
VIM A. Horni.h Co., publishers Keokuk Iowa.
(HEoK LOsr-Check drawn by W. G. Be.tor cashier on The
Patriotic Bank Of Washington for the Of 1918, No las,
payable TO Mrs A. NJ Elliott bearer payment Of which has been
fhe finder win be pleased deliver either ssdsn w@.n
RLUE BOOK. published by shiiisnston, price
x containing complete list of all the salaries Of Omitted
STATE, minister. TO foreign sou charge Of
ssn ?. ns % Il. *. % "
The Dean. Daughter BY Nj" Gore,
Blsckwood's Magazine for February
s.1"am S0 u.,sd News. sns for This week
beautifully illustrated received and for sale at the publication Office
JOE sHILLINGToN,s Bookstore
odecn Building corner AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue
EOR rent, the lar9. double house II street, be-
lsh and tth streets, the DE Msnou Build
ing containing twenty rooms including suite Of four large
garden ..ssd Situation .,se,y healthy and within few min
Inquire during ONCE hours al room No. % windcr Building
o'clock the OF New York and 18Th
Feb2 5-eod3t
MAGIC Hunting Watches. Rich Jewsiry, dcc.-M. w,
GAIT BhoTHER Offer beautiful assortment Of superior
we as ordinary hunting Watches or changed viii into
Besides complete OF ladies' gnemens watches
every description, they offer magnificent
rich styles Of eweiry, al the lowest possible
NJ. w. GAIT BROTHER,
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue,
FebG-a between 9th and streets.
DORTR OF Eminent Americans now living,
Historical
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR.
EROM Paris-Just Unpsckea-Erne Edttion.-I~rx.
IL
Complete. Msmoni 10 vo. octave blu, calf bind
Completes de Racine octave, in full binding
S5 50.
de lilly half binding Al ST.
Lsccpide 81 octave vols half calf SOS.
Memories du Cardinal de Rez de Guy Jo
de- Nemours; 6 vols. octavo half calf 81 so.
DepnaDee Rivou,ion d'Itsiis vols. bound in
half calf ~ rs
oeuvres Completes Csbans octave half sG So
Completes de lAbbe BariheIemy octave
calf - so.
And other standard French authors same low range
price, imported tony OF esch direct by
Fsb4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
FORMATION OF A Manly Chsrsct@r-A series of Lee
Young Men by DIR. George Peck
|, Physical Manhood.
2. Intellectual Manhood.
T. Intellectual Msnhood-continped
4 Emotional Manhood
5. Voitive Manhood,
g, Social
n Civil hood.
= Morsi and Religion.
Morsl and Religious Msnhood-continued.
~ True Manhood the Wan, Times.
IL The Man for the Times.
Ia nn published, and for 'seby GRAY BALLANTysE,
feem 7h street.
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The undersigned committee according order. have
briefly forth the above before the public and
have affixed the of the gentlemen concerned,
statement according to their desire.
r. A. THOMPSON, Va,
w. WILLIAMS N. Y,
H. II. HEATH, Washington,
Committee.
WASH, NOTION Feb. 2l, 1853.
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I. Y. Jno. Mickey, ESQ.,, N. Y.
Z. E. II. Hanford. esq, Alex.
Va. E s. Osgood, esq, N. Y.
falo. ]. II. Helcant, esq., Conn.
sh. p. w. Taft, esq, Mass.
Aaron Isaacs, esq, Pa.
]. H. LOOMS, esq, Mass.
Miss. d. Ayres, esq, Texas.
. B. r. Bagg. esq, Mich.
Samn Emery, esq, Miss.
j. Davis, esq, Ala.
Hon. Henry Waldrin, N. Y.
A, p. Love, esq, Ala.
!. w. Chauncey, esq N. Y.
ork. r. Sedwick, N. Y.
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TO Printers and Eitorsfor sale, undivided interest
third in the "Keokuk Despatch" democratic paper pub
shed the Of keokuk Iowa. elected the State
by the last legislature.
Terms down, $4,000 payable half down. and half in
SIX months
information apply Editor Of the "Union"
VIM A. Homi.b Co., publishers, Keokuk, Iowa.
Feb lARhMM
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DIED.
In this city, the 2ls amer short Illness Of JOHN
". ROCHELLE, Of Southampton county Virginia, late fro m
Florida.
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DA8 AOu W
Hon. Q. B. Madison, N. Y.
B. H. Jarvis, esq, N. Y.
Hon. X A. Thompson, Va.
w. Williams, esq., Buffalo.
HI. H. Heath, esq, Wash.
B. Ellery, esq, N. Y.
]. 8 Bell. esq Texas.
A. w. Jackson, esq, Miss.
p. H. Hof. ESQ.,, Wash.
L. A. Saxon, esq Ala.
8. Rose, esq N. Y.
r. Apierson, esq Pa.
]. H. Leo, esq, Va.
8. j. Seely. esq, Wash.
0. Keefe, esq New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

THE GREAr Match RAcE.--The Richmond
Wig says the race, two nile heats, for $4,000 a
Fle, between Red Eye,' and Nina was the top
n of UNIVERSAL interest in that city. The Course
vas very numevously attended, aud the racing We
n good.
Red Eye is seven years old and carried 124 lbs.
Nina FIVE years old, weight to7 lbs. They are o.
kin-boh sired by 'Boston'-thought the mare halls
fOn South Carolina, and the horse from Virginia.
This circumstance augmented the interest OF the
contest The sons Of the Palmetto State were in
Ten! on victory. wi lie the hackers of odd Short
Gas were not at all disposed to submit to a de-
Feat The betting was consequently high and flu
rOaS For some time past the betting was pretty
lsa'Iy even, though little inclined TO favor cred
Eye On the morning of the lace, however the
Palaettouns mustered in such force, that the odds
Sete 100 TO so in favor of the mare. Esd
Large sums changed hands-and it is reported
tia. Wall street was very badly hurt. But the
val9uisked pocketed their disappointment, and
The VctOB their money with becoming composure.
In the match in the spring between the same
ases, the time of the first heat was 1916, and of
TIE second 3:54-being just reversed this time
The track was very heavy with sand, and 3:46 was
Considered very good time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

rsr AcaurrrAL OF SwAxN-though a matter
,,,d for with much anxiety by many of our read
:, and one which was doubtless engaging the at
.,,iou of the jury on Saturday, is not one which
y, last intelligence at the hour Of going TO press.
.,,bIes us to definitely announce this morning.
We can, however, definitely announce that
rrDv & Bno. have received another stock of new
INKS, comprising the latest and most popular pub
lions. standard works, aud school books. Also
s,,iouery, wall paper and window blinds of tie
Vt qualities and latest patterns. See ADVERTISE
-.ns ...-.-E.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

ABOArIS CmANcEEY.-A day or two since, the
Captain and second clerk of the steamer Union,
were artaigned before Judge Plotle, of the Chan
eeFy Court at Louisville, for going of with their
boat, after an attachment had been served on them
tyihe MARSHALL. Hugh Moore, the Captain was
dnsi $500. and Mr.. Gilchrist was fined $780,
TIE Iatterwas the second clerk, but il was proven
'A'i'he he rang the big bell. which was an order
to Get go the linex'' So much for ringing bell
Rather an expensive honor. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

,D WINTER GooDS.-Heiskili & Co. have
FALr ,beir second stock Of Fall and Winter
fser'r ,rb,.b will be unfolded to the admiring
Go0's, hundreds to-day. Mt. Heisklll has just
ts y, finn his second trip this Fall 10 The East,
rsn," Ne has laid in the uery best assortment he
'a's We, offered to the public. Call soon, if
- ;.h to supply yourselves with the most FASH
Pa w. Logan. and substantial dress goods Of The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

Five Honsrs.-Tbe Pittsburgh papers say that
among all the horses at the Pennsylvania Fair the
span exhibited by Mr.. j. Morgan, of Washington
county, was the frst. In build, size and move
nsnts, they were certainly the best nags on the
g'ound. They drew tie second premium: they
should have had the FIRST and no mistake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

A REMAnxALE woxAx.-There is now residing
in Bowling Green, a woman of color, who is the
mother of nineteen children, the youngest of whom
is now in his 6sth year. This old woman says she
heard the first cannon fire at Yorktown, and that
the revolutionary days, with oil of their trials
seem but yesterday. She retains strength suffi-
cient to go about, and is indeed interesting relic
of the past. -
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cTNcINNATI MARKET.

CrscrSxAr1, Oct. Flour further advanced,
1000 bbls sold this morning OF 5,10n2o, the total
sales yesterday were $4,000 bills at SIS. Whisky
22A. CheeSe8a. Provisions 100 bills mess pork
sold al $3.50, good retail demand for other ar
ticles and pr,ces firm. CoIee ia. Sugar 54aG4.
River stationary; heavy rains last night; cloudy
to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

AscrnEn woxDEnruL SLEEPER. The Home
Journal commenting upon. the case of Cornelius
Yoorman, the "sleeping man, 2 says that woman
now exists near Southampton, England, who has
been asleep twenty-one years, with very brief
wakeful interval. o, scissors what a whOPper
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:, .n.,, couxrr FAlR.--rhe Marshall AdvO.

,,..n,r1 CouxrY FAIR.--The Marshall Advo-
.,u,.ss the following announcement:
a. w. r,bibition of the MARSHALL County Agricul-
~ Socir,y will be held in the enclosure son.
tlai H.. Indian Mound, on the 18th, l9:h and
in aI : Jct9ber An extensive aud varied list oil
%ag :,Hs IS offered on Horses, Cattle, Swine,
Ptsa .a Poultry, Farms, Gram. Crops, Domestic
SSa...Ithetures, Flowers, Preserves, Needle Work.
dE -: .5dreSs will be delivered on tie 18th, by
M Vim. K. Peudleton. of Bethany, Va.
IT, c,nnetition open to all. ~.
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NEW ynRK MARKET.

Der Flour, State, 6,56a75; Ohio 6,62as1
prices advanced under the influence of the steam
ers news, Southern 6,75ass; Western wheat lola
1856, large export demanded, advanced TO O.
Corn, yellow So; mixed "a. Whisky, Ohio, 29&
Mess Pork $3.50. Prime s13. Beef steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
DR.. Gordon Harris, .

n GhhOOhlE VI GAMbHlDGcs
FFICE-laltimoro Lock lnfirmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings BaltimoIe.
practical experience of 90 years enables DIR. II.
to insure sod and speedy in certain class OF Dis
eases, which have too long been yielded byreguar phys
clans to the hands Qunckcry. He may consulted
fiden!ialIy, either nperson or by letter. 81
5Persons alta distance cured at home BIZ addressing
confdeMtfq remedies sent by any part ofthe u S.
See advertisement on fourth page apr4-1y
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchanges.
ID ERSONS wishing to remit oneyt 10 England, Ireland
/ or Scotland, in amounts Crom& upwards find
safe, quick and cheap medium Through.
Il -. - r. T.4.-I, EDWARDS, lSANFoRD&Co
-s risstr a-rs H-t r y, y ~ N.PIGMAN, Agent
nef3tE pCIuTe House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

STA, BOOK OF PARLoR GAMES; comprising ex-
nI,ua!ions of the most approved Games for the
Social Circle, viz: Games of Motion, Attention,
Memory, Mysthcations aud Fun, Gallantry and
Wit, with Forfeits, Penalties, &C."
This is a new book giving an account of all the
innocent games and "pIays' ever heard Of aud
MANY that were never before heard of, for the a.
wussment Of the young, from "Bliud-man's-Buff"
I'D to DECLARATION of Love- and Chow to Kiss
oas,s Beloved without its being Known" 1t tells
,,,ctIy how to play the games in the most approx
81 style, and is jus. the thing to prepare fun and
amusement for assemblies of the youEg seeking
tsdde enioyments during the long winter even
ms which are approaching. For sale by WILDE
Bso., at their Bookstore, corner of Main and
Uaion streets. tf.. -~,-.., i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

Dorau & READY Fire Company, we learn,
IRL ,,y with Mr.. Rodgers, of Baltimore,
h''s eYn nsu Engine for which an appropriation of
81 ins t. :. beeu made by Council. Rodgers En-
81" "a, .,ij TO be capable of throwing water $50
G''' ~ The Rough & Ready Company is composed
fsst lI.rt working material, and with their new
Of si'. .s will, no doubt, do efficient service.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

nrThe first play performed in America byareg-
ular company of comedians, was the Merchant of
Venice at Williamsburg, the capitol of Virginia,
on the 9th of September, 1862. The comedians,
under the management of Hallam, embarked in
the Charming Sally. Capt. Lee, early in the month
of May of that year, and after voyage of weeks,
a short passage in those days, arrived safely at
Yorktown, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

LE.ur. ala. the Mouk of La Truppe, applied to
the Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin for
anew trial, on the charge of murder, of which he
vas convicted. The application was heard recent
" and refused. saH asrs r. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

+, TIN PrNEsY1.vANh sT1TE FAM At PTTFsHUReH
closed ON Friday. The papers there describe it as
an extensive and splendid affair. The Post says
there seemst6ibe but. one opinion asto the entire
aud ,splendid success of this exhibition. Those
best qualified to judge, are confident that nothing
equal to it, i'll the numbers present. and in the
quantity and quality of articles exhibited, has ever
been seen in Pennsylvania or Ohio. Some who
have attended New York State Fairs say ours was
fully equallto them. ,ls5s 81, sas5
1t was estimated that on Thursday there were
sixty thousand persons on the grounl.
The Post So, s: 1t isknown that people in thFongs
were passing to aud from the grounds all day 50
that we may if the above estimate be correct safe
~ estimate the number on the ground during the
entire day at from eighty to ninety thousand. The
Pittsburgh manufactures were very largely repre-
scented. Exhibitors from abroad were also entitled
to great credit. Some splendid specimens OF live
stock were exhibited. The ohioans were here in
large numbers, and their entries made a handsome
part OF the exhibition. ~, .,-fse.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

PArRos,sE your HoME PRODucrs.-The DISPOSE
.lon cannot be too much rebuked, let it exist in
any town it may, to send to distant parts for p:o-
ducts, which could be equally well furnished by
the mechanics of their own town. This will ap-
My to nations us well as to towns. No one thing
can be- more positively injurious 10 the real inter-
ess of any town, than to go over the heads of its
mechanics, and buy elsewhere. 1t takes out of
the place lrnoney, which justly belongs at home
Ii discourages and drives away honest and enter
prisns mechanics. Itprevents them from ad-
vancing in prosperity, so as 10 add TO the success
of their town. Wherever you see poor mechanics
you are very sure to see poot town. The pros
perty of poth are identical. -.5 s,sa .as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

F,Ruoxr BASx.--This institution went into
.,,ntion on Tuesday last, aud its notes are now
! circulation. They are so Gar OF the denomina-
an. of IS and $40, and are handsome specimens
4 the engraverS art. The Directors have fixed
,,ou Tuesday as the discount day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

=. u-Mr. Fillmore presided, on Monday, at a meet
ing of the members of the Buffalo Bar, called to
do honor 10 the memory Of Thomas G. Love, and
where suitable resolutions were adopted. #
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

n-A magnificent service of plate has been pre-
'ented to Gen. P. w stlader, the veteran Western
Steamboat man, by some Of his friends. 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

man Irishman fell from the TOP of a three-story
building in Louisville, on Thursday last, without
sustaining any injury. He attributed his escape
to tthe Timber condition" at the time. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
z ChiolSeringIs Piano Fortes.

THE subseriberbe being appointed agent for
= the sale ofChicker.ng's Plano Fortes lo !5
III H G5 Western Virglna, keeps constantly on hand
y 49, Va good stock OF those celebrated llstru-s
nents which acknowledged by the most eminent pro-
essors ousu best in this, any other coun-
try These instruments offered at Bosto prices 9d
ding carriage; with general stock OF musical merchandise
and Variety GoUds, wholesale and retail.
o3-old Pianos taken in exchange Pianos toilet. Mu.'
sic taught at No. 90 Union street. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
Notice.
OFFICE b. & o. R. r. Co. I
WHEELING STATION, Sep. /, 1858. 5

Change of Schedule Of Pa'SeHgsr Train
On and after Monday next, the 5th Of septem-
Der, the Passenger Train will leave this Station nj
O'Clock and IS minutes, "A. NJ, Wheeling time.
J.B. FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
Special Notice.

+. OyErCE H. & o X. Il. 20. #
s-a.5 Wheeling Station Sept. II, 1885
ON and after Tuesday the 18Th inst, Passenger Car
will leave this station daily, at O'Clock 10 ninuea,
NJ. Wheeling time, for Moundsvle. Returnlng-wil
ave Moundsvile at O'Clock % minutes, A. 81. Fare
each way 40 cents. BY order. ,,e,,s,,,,
. As st Argus and yirsinisn copy. = - =
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GENERAL DEPUTY FROM ONE oR TIE OLDEST MAG
1sTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

Ne.srs Mortimer & srowbrayi ieeIGt duty to make
known the benefits have derived from pr. HAMPTON
rinciure length ortiEIe have been subject ogTea
postration omuscuRr power and great debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with palpitaon and fut
coSion could scarcely get home In making mention OF
nv case to friend, referred to Joseph X Staple
ION Esq an old highly respectable citizen of Bati
more, who had used the Tlncure under similar circum
stances j called Mr.. Sapeton, and, afIer antnter
view OF some minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues Tiucture, from the evidence before me- OF
failing state ealth put hearty hale appearance
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
bottle IL strength enewed, and can walkas brisk
and am active az twenty years ago. This Tine
turc is the grand restorative OF the digestive organs
eh when destroyed, the whole system is in state OF
do assert it is reality what it is represented TO be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03

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