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MESSRS. DOVE & co Il hereby certify that for yours
past have much afflicted with rheumatism and from
frequent your Lnment have been almost entirely
relieved of sell great deal # IL TO my neigh
hors and 10 rrcoeri solitary where 1t hns been
applied the directions Of its having ncd 10 Afford
relief fanily should b. without this nmcnt Ifeghrd
1t as the best remedies for Rheumatism have over
ed aud with the greatest pleasure do Irccommend II to
avery family in the world Yours truly ,,,
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TERMS.

r, fstifNI published Gsy at So triweekly
,4an. pisanee. No ;aper will he discontinued,
a. = ptiot tie PsoPrclor, until all shs
10 - paid.
aVERrsi'IENTS inserted for 80 grnt- per square.
IA jas ac the first Insertion aud y y cts for oac
-. unless orlare iuner tJrm weekly, su1 then 80
will be gel for each insertion II tho number
9 .hana IL not marked on hr Ms it viii be published till
~, mt and charged accordingly.
eio"'' A'' rlE YEARLY RATES ARg:
Tor 9ne sa"1ss' a, d%ns ac %
For Far .ns SQUARE semi,weekly
r intended for both paper. uhject to special
onract ,,tors will ho lini.ni 70 t,or f,nalt,o h,
ar the advertisements charged at transient rates
Al new advertisements aprenr IN the daiy and semi
wceNy papers - .h,J, ox.,l i.,, 1,,as ~. ,h.r,o,
a1- Obituary fo'opS """ nav ~| ''s'e ~ " 's'
.,taahIv f,r excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Chronic or Nervous Debility the kidney and
all dserss ar from sor1ercd Liver stomach, sneh
Constipation Inward pins nllness, or Blood TO the lead
Acdtv stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fnue.s or weight The stomach Soar EructatonS Sinking
trug the Fit Of The Stouach Swimming Of the llaad
Hurried cu Breathing FuttcrnG at the Heart Ghoak
ing or Suiocaug whom in lying posture, bii
ness Of Vision Dots tho sight Fever and Dull
Pain in Head Deficiency of ersprnuon Yellowness of the
skin Eyes IIn in The Side, Back, Chest, Limbs @c
FlusAes Heat Burning in the FLESH 'onstat naE
mnps of Et and great depression Of spirits can DC eeeta
ly cured by DoC1IR llnorIhEDs CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS preparedby Or 4. NJ Jackson German Medicine
store No li0 Arch ST. d3af below Sixth, Philadelphia
Their power above diseases is not eXecled tequa
ed h any preparation in the United States as the cures
attest in after skllni physicians had failed
worthy the attention ot lnvaldS Posses
sing great virtues in recieaon Of the liver and lesser
glands exercising the scar hing power In weakness and
affections o the digestive organs they ara wita SaIe certain
and pleasant ..
NiRGINIA TEsTIMoNY-Dr j. NJ, Wilson, Lexington, Va
Feb 9th lrJ2 said entirely out of the ttrihan ut
tors Thcy have harume all the Nothing else sells
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock va said Jan
10th 1855: "A MedeincNc have uniformly reifaned
from recommending public of the various phteht
the day, unless thoroughly convinced OF their
value Among those consider worthy Of notice, Is tho
German ttcrS by Dr. ioOhand and prepared oy t
Jackson Philadelphia one instance In particular IN whle
superior this medicine have been tested has fa
len under our observation During the last summer son OF
with Liver Complaint and after trying, in vain various RENE
dies he the crs and after using IT, wns
his distressing malady that he procured
another hottie and Is restored entirely To health"
They entirely vegetable free from all Injurious ingred
cnts always strengthen the system and cosate IT.
For wholesale by Druggists in all the prneia cities ana
by apohecaes aud sorekcepers in every town IN
United States. . ...,a,,,
son a. co, and J. H. SEAY a co, Lynchburg ana py
1aa1or ef,, iiptna reiarkfax xiIp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

aSOu.lIuON.--The concern 81 Appcs q
NEW MAN this day dissolved by mutual coeSent--
The business viii be hereafter carried on by
Nosombor "a. 1883. JAtob NfN Man
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for the purpose of conducting th" fioioGRaPHC ART
are now prepared furnish pictures in every style OF the art
kowu this country OF Europe Ihcy ch especial aten-
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing before
made Pictures not reversed as DaGueeotypes
being hernetcay sealed between glass plates which sealing
is by pann the United States and Europe,
and oy ned In this place by Gibbs & keagy only.
These Ambrotypcs pronounced by competent judges to
grandcst achievement in the Photographic art having
relief truly astonishing Made from the small
stereoseopes must be seen to- be appreciated
,be relief being fully as perfect as life
Also, Mezograrhs or Pictures on paper from life
detail ANY number single sitting-from ono to
thousand-either plain coored, in water or oil
Citizens strangers invited to call and examine speci
mems in the various thay assured of polite
gallery at the cid stand of r Gibbs Virgin
ia Bank, Lynehbufs. T. T.. 1lbps
PS-In Ambrotypes the style drapery color Of
the eve makes difference all equally well taken.
Dagnerreoype copied into Ambotypcs and made permanent
aug Cts. u. q h.
n-nV1CE.The subscriber has this day disposed of his
~ entire interest the Of Stgier MeEldery Co..
T G. Peters one of the firm IN retiring from the bust
ness thank my friends and the public for their patronage,
and would ask 4 continuance to my successors
OCTOBER lst, lsoa Ko McELlfdsf.
rx,uE undersigned will continue the business of stigor
MeEtery Co wa9H lIi'es oGase ninor ls I,e h
uf claims against the firm of Sger, McEdery Co, will
present the undersigned for payment and all indebted
nr Sock oi New Fall and Winter complete
surpassed by any IN the market we Hsk o our
fFSnas sc asts s'a '"' p"''' D r G PETERs.
MAIL tak.DE, -si;"nke,., n, D.,. ilea',
~ large stock Staple Goods consisting of Blankets of all
kinds HeaYy h ypsc Geons rekng Pannes Kentucky
I,uas sc Also best makes Of North Carolina James
ash on ali bills over $40 respectfully invite my friends
and customers to give me scaiL :, ,,,pp,eoS pw1r
l5ts ID ha""i'".> HH''As'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
yCoTUELOyElss orTIuE FIVE AIRS.

Those delight to look and admire the beautiful
Specimens which the hand Of man, IN the present pro
forming respectfully invited to call on y
q Co their wai established Daguerrean tal
ery There the Statesmen Of the country win mteeeiua
brow and august stand out from the plate with such
life like that the spectator almost tah
cies he hears and the lips move There
beautiful bHshng maiden with sparkling eyes ana
ardent youth to in admiration
Heavens last best gift to sinful man There, too hol
licking, romping childhood with buOyant heart ana merry
and holds him charmed to the spot
Then come to G. W MINNIS & cos and vicw the handsome
specimens Have your likeness and reader Induce her
you above all others to accompany yon ana resi- o
without an representation OF her and of those
Won hold dear on earth should the silver cord be snap
red and the golden broker have that eh which w
yiviy recoleeon the departed ones re
same feeon Remember MINNIS 81 co are the mon TO
r, Won perfect likeness, and they may be touhd al
AZ their far Toned Gallery Main street. Sd door ron bdse
49, - G.. w. MINNIS & co,
iv5-tS Daguerrean Artists
UAyENWDST WORKs.--GRANVlLLE JoispaN
having purchased an interest in the fieumoh, VIZ
will hereafter be conduceu III
the name aud the style of JORDAN a. Cuthf. NY
will lr thankful the former patrons OF the
Of their patronage ana 10 rue pupit
their favo They plodge themselves to execute ali WORK III
their line with fidelity neainess ana aisPaGp ,opnay
SEPTEMBER 20h, 1850 GEO o. ouhhh
cSdls
srx,suEPALEC BURIAL CASES. hnve
n supply of these Cases altogether dit
forent in shape and appearance Possessng " e uhN
ed advantages of the old style :,
Tho Increasing popularity of these Cases as evidenced by
their nos universal adoption both n the North and South
recommendation OF their many admahe properties
Mahogany, Walnut and fopRr Somhs KEPT cohs'nhty Oh
hand. of size.
Burals pTomptness and despatch and all
sibe attention pad. Charges materially reduced
oc 27ts-Rcp copy. a. .WASoioA
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ApOTHECARIES. &C.
N1EDuCuNAL lIQUONs AND WY

lVu Pure Juice Port Ninc pure French Bfands sher'Y
Wine, London Porter and Nofs Aromatic Scieda sehhP
All these articles warranted pure aud suitable Tor eo'
nal purposes Fer sale bv JOHN IL sEAN,
Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

nANyILL Il STAGE LINZ eSs9sA
II NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Havingp pur @E7I2e7fS2T
chased the entire line of Stages, from Lynch
burg to Danvlle from Porter, Flsgg Co. We would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South well as those
stopping intermediate places the line We will
comfortable good teams and
upon this road Leaving Lynchburg Sun
days. and Thursdays and arriving in Danve same
day. Leaving Danvle Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
and arriving Ly ynchburg same day. nNfif 1es1af
fY@ STAGE OFFICE-Att the Noryel House.
feb Lets. WM III. TAfLOk
"A TAN-YARD my farm. In Bedford hich has been oc-
cupied McCntock 1887. 1t has IS Va5 and
suitable buildings attached considerable quantity Of Tan
BARK on hand and family resdence not FIR or
st of January and probably
lnov 5wtsl MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jk
NEW GOODs.-Wc have just opened . beau.
~ tful Figured Delanes and Cashmeres
reduccd prices ldec lQtsl JAS. A. -ST16LER 60.
- i have tuss received n splendia NJ of
dec cots ~ b s. HOOPER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

IN SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO. GAL.-tof.
FIcE 1874 FRONT STREET, NEW YoRk)-Pareula attention
Maid to ALES OF TOBACCO and cOnsgnmonts direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited. -.
REFERENCES-A \. Lawrence Co. baston Aueh
g. pnxson New York; Courtney a Gushing. Baltimore :;
Davenport, Allen CO, Edmond Davenport CO. l-ndlam
a. Watson James f. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
Co Richmond McCorke & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt u Pres
ton r. c. = Ferguson Co, and Miller Grenshaw, Lynch
burg s =. -.
B-Iavng established branch of our house IN New
York our in that city will give his personal
attention receiving transhppng and securing the low
est freight Gree of commson ON all goods eonslsh
ed to our Francisco House
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co.. will act for at Rich
,,on5 aug 2s-eody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

yAyANIED MMEIlATET9-rNEhTY NLsr AND PANT
w ALDON MAKER Nu.a hutnrst rate hands need apply
az II dts GLASS RAiNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

The above Via ohm River Slight adVaAce +
charged if sent all the way by Railroad No Storage Chd9d
on Goods sent through linz Consign to
" BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
RFFFREvcFs N RICHnoNp-Stems & Brummel, lnsley,
'rard 4 Co Selaen e. Miller Claiborne, j. W. Wright
s. Co Chas T Worham Co., Shields q Somineryiie ami
T1Ynonds Dav.nnort a. ca june 25fs.
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:
stOE.E LEATGuEH AND ti'F NAILS soH Gs

Z Srcnci. ksraun,.---4 superior arissie J"si ne
n,y9lts CRAWFORD & RICHARDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Rr,isas aud Snrains Cracked Heel
Jrlrars ,nd Eeions Sore Back,
lc,lJs ana Rnrns Splint and SPAWN,
s. r egs ,nd Gbilbains Sweeney and Poleeva.
p.osh -, warnds Withers and Marbles,
fra,,, o,, Tot+cr Chafe and Chestfounder,
S,n,1 of I,socts Ringhone and Sandcrack,
Uornds ,nder tho Nails Windgall and Numbness,
Iaan,aa proasts Saddle Gall old Strains
,,i,nI,l,r ru,n,rs Sweed Legs and
- Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted and danger from exposure 10 coi
Appled to burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 50 and 15 cents a bottle. ..,,.,,r.D
For sale by SIRo lhi-' % " n -, = - "a
DOVE a. co,
Sole Proprietors Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

u ROoMS--l have on hand, pi my own manufacture
from to o. 900 worth of GARNET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising every article IN the business Of every
grade and quality
Those visiting tho wanting Furniture most earnest
~ solicited give call, determined TO ohor IN
iucemcnts not 10 be surpassed any where,
Special paid packing aud dooa delivered at the De
not or Canal FREQ of charge A. WINSTON.
orl -Epp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Card return thanks To the public generally for
their iibero patronage will hereafter keep large
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING att oldHtan corner
@ Main aud Market streets. - -...-. :.
TN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY SON A.
~ Winston is authorised To deal for nc
any business of pecunary nature wha,
ever in my name lmay I2is A. WINSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
POST OFFICE NOTIONS.

TINTED STATES MAIL BoxEs.-Posr OFFICE,
u New York. June 9Th, lS66.-The Post Master General
having authorized oreass In the number boxes
stationed throughout the city the reception letters 10
inn so thst spoh DO opensd aud their son
tents brought 70 this once four tmss day AID that the
least three .imes in every pert % The CITY south
20 have boxes stationed ~ their places Of business
Of their ousto and usxhbors tina.
sON y WATERBURY, Assistant Postmsstor, before
the 26tb day OF June instant.
No l. paid tbs ears Of boKes bat 70. tbs
inform alton o tie public st Of ne sises, e. .hoa
AZ cas-. all boF placed ssy stere A. hoh eh oest
bcx l. ksts for the reception Of letters 70 20 sent ts
u.ils tr d,iyersA In thit CITY .,--r .-.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15

1ALLE. CAROLINE vEzIEN's DANCING AcADEMs
M for ths instruction. Of ladies cad seasis
the dances Of the day School FOR
tice TO Afternoons evenings 70 10 0raad taa
eins soirees every Sssu tday, frou V II o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
FIRE WORKS.


EDeEy rIIT rRIniuM coLoRED AND ssiI
many new AAd original dssgns approprs,s TO Me oea
asniversary before oercd TO the pubic s,.. -
The subscribers gre nov prepared 70 fuIrnn a.p'ss
cities, villages 70 any extent and havs sn aass
eompists variety Of sale work OF vev WpS'er qoAASs
which they ensr at The lowest market prices.
visen wn "ees VI" InS n ISAAC EDGE Jr.,
AsoNe uuu.s St.tas laboratory. Jersey Ctty, -
DUNCAN 4 ROBBfNa 10 hAsen ,sns ~. t~
Our Only Aushorssd ssops or sne oi'y =. re" w.
v,Ipywopr pEpoT 81 DIVISION STREET WHIGD
ssr Ss fospd al ths ysriou. kinda masc b We be-
and warranted TO DO Of the drst quahy. -
tbs io.s.s cash pricsa Country dealers supplied aaa -
der' pan''''HV THos I. JONES. s. Division sssss
T5TREWoRKs-rzw FORK LABORATORY. ies rnour
ssreef-Ffre Canton rockets doubis hsaSeu
10. tyels complete assortment OF hrs wcfke, ver
sStsd Of quky. Country merchants sad deass1
r general oommttess for city Esd oeuntsr dlspAw
"pp'''' - NV ''''' n BENNETT. 100 TresA ssrsss
LsIREWORKs-THH UNDRRsIcNKD ORrEags F0g
sale. the most rss.snabie terms. aisrss ed =.
rlete Of the brilliant ever s9e4
II this nsskct Bvsrv article sold vt Be- wssssss1 -
dever~d ef oArtaxe all Minds Il ssksttoe p<ee>s
rs ssIn-sS ~ort, 80 quar- s't.s 70 a1l' u.-rhsssr.
sv.is :. kvsss go Hsss'sa"ss<sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
LIST OF LETTERS
Renammg IN me Hes fsrk Cisy Pest 0ase,
Friday, June rs, l8Ss. rR

PubHshsd exclusively in tbs Nw YosK HERALD, By
81 q Ccnsrsatns paper AaDsnS tie largest ssrcsiaen
T asy N TIE United States
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnlSGrUH, Dec. Is.
SESATE.-9Tr. Jones of Iowa submitted reso
luton authorizing certain Committees 10 employ
clerks.
Mr.. Adams moved an amendment providi"g that
no person shall be appointed who holds office un-
de the Federal government.
This WIS rejected and the original adopted
Senate adTd.
IIorsE The House resumed voting for Speak
eE, and on the 5iSt ballet the vote stool Banks
los, Richardson IS. Fuller 80, Letter 2-scatler
ing 9.
AT the conclusion of The roll calling, Mr. Nc
Mullen said give notice that unless within the
next days, we Sh II not elect speaker, | will
submit irOpositOn by way OF COMPROMISE.
Mr.. GiddinCs, loudly, what is the prop sition.
Mr.. Florence you can't compromise principles,
Mac. (Much confusion ellsued Mr.. Giddin. s
tell what it is.
Mr. Houston from the opposite .ide O. The Hall,
1t is that you come over 10 us and very lair pro
position II is. (LauehIer.)
Mr.. Houston, if all Of you promise 10 come over
10 US I'll make it now. (Laughter) Giles oil
you can't come that game, doubt you'll agree.
House again resumed balOtinH. SD ballot
Banks l04, Richardson 49, Fuller 81, scattering H..
53d-Banks l04, Fuller 81, Richardson "a, Scat
tering, 10. 54th-Banks ln4, Richardson IA, Full
Ter IS, Scattering 9. 55ll-BankS lO4, Richard.
sou IA. Full er 50, Scattering 9. 56th-Banks lO4,
Richardson 10, Fuller SO, Scattering 9. Whole
number of votes polIed 223-necessary to choice
ll2-being no choice.
House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
GOING SOUTH
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The 81 a Train will connect at
Saudusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
vile with Chicago Express Southern Division G. II T.
Roadi Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Pittsburgh and Newark with the East and trains
on entTal Ohio Railroad
BAY City Detroit; at MonroeNilIe with western
Train on 4, G & T r. at shelby JUNCTION at 621r
with Nall Train on G G f. K for Columbus AID Gin
ennat at Mansfield Junction at Go with Fast train
on o & Rlor lfttsbursh, and at Newark with East
aud West Night Trains OH Central Ohio K.
GOING NORTII-The 9.26 N Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train from BeIale
Central Ohio K; at Mansfield Junction with Express
for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction at 1916 with Gin
cmnali Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York;
and at MOnrocville with Mail Tia e & T Road tor
Toledo, Chicago, DC.
The 10 P Train will connect at Newark with En-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Past Train for Pitsbugl; at Shelby juno
ton at 6.91 with Cincinnati Mall for Clcveand; at
Munroevie with Night Express Toledo and Chicago
and at Samdusky with steamer Hay City for Detroit and
Chicago
Sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855 sp15-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

PARoDrs CoxoERr TO -Nrcur.-It is scarcely
necessary for US to repeat what every body seems
to know, aud 10 await with the most pleasant att
trcPation VIZ: that Parodrs concert will take place
n:Wnshngton Hall to night. The great Italian rrl-
ma donna, the seccessor If not the rival of Jenny
Lind in America, comes before us not as wreck
of her early and glorious powers impaired and ex.
haus;ed in the Old World, but in the full spendor
of her still young and triumphant career, thus
making fit offering to the fresh aud impassiOned
genius Of the West.
There is an absolute certainty that she will be
greeted this evening by crowd-d and enthusiasts
TIC audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

TuE SPANISH DANcEas last night. at the Thea
tie, took the house by storm, being received by an
Immense audience with continued outbursts Of
applause. Their dancing is all that could be en-
pected from the exquisi;ely moulded forms of the
dark eyed daughters. and the agile limbs of the
fiery sous of Spain. Those who wish to see some
thing unusually fine from the ''muse of the many
twinkIiug feet" should by all means see this
troupe. Tley give an entirely new exhibition TO
niSnt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
B. & o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Contract.
WHEELING, Dec. 18Th, 1855.

B. & Q. Railroad Violations of Contract.
WHEELING, Dec. 18th, 1855.
MEssRs. EDrroES:-Permit one interested some
what in the welfare OF this city, to say word
though your columns.
You are probably aware that the Bait & OHIO
Railroad, according 10 the terms of their charter,
have to carry (reisht, for all parties on the same
rates, from Wheeling, aud that they cannot cary
from any point on tie Ohio river, for less rates
than from the Cityof Wheeling. Their freight tariff
plainly show this fact. They have, however, an
inside freight Tariff shown only 10 proper person s.
by which they will receipt 10 carry to Baltimore
from points thirty miles west Of this, at very much
less rates lhanif delivered at the station in the
city, by any Of the Forwarding Houses h,Ie. To
give all example:
The ,0riler speaks Gdpisedly. Flour can be
shipped from point on the Central Ohio Railroad,
thirty miles west OF this, for 80 cents per Dbl of
PIG bbls. Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye. and all kinds
grain at the same rate us flour. Say car load
Of Course bills al 80 cts.-$72, 90; car load of
any kind Of grain will cost the same money. Oats
will cost per busrl about Ii cts; corn 81 cts &c.
Now, from Wheeling the cost is 90 per bbI on
Flour; l6 cents per buSEeI on oats and 26 % cts
Fer busLel on corn; and the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company are a. the expense Of bringing
this from BeIair to Wheeling, and of drayage at
Wheeling, and also Of paying the Central Ohio
Rallroad Company their portion of the freight for
% miles-tor which the writer has paid 1874 cts.
pes Dbl OIL Flour to Bellnir, ard / c:s per Dbl
from Bellair TO Wheeling, making 5o8 cts per Dbl
for the Bait & Ohio RalIroad 10 pay the Genital
Ohio Rsilroad, il the said road charges all parties
the same rates. Take this amount from the total
charged from Evansville TO Baltimore on one Dbl
OF Flour, 90 cts. and hele is left for the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad fOr carrying said flour 5o4 cts per
Dbl, making difference of 40I cts per Dbl on
flo and all gram in the same proportion.
Now these are facts that are easily proved; the
documents being on hand. so plain that there can
be no mistake.
Will those having The interests of the city en-
trusted to their care. look into this matter and If
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company are not
living up to the terms Of their charter granted
by the State of Virginia, lake such action as the
case may demand
We are ACHIEVED and must aud will have re-
dress in some shape.
MERCHANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
JOB PRINTING.

ourJob Office, since our removal to new quart
ers, has been enlarged, and improved by the Odli-
ton of new materials. Inselectng our materials
we keep pace with the fashions of thedsy and the
demands of the public, and by adding as we are
constantly doing, new and fashionable styles OF
type to our assortment whenever there is amin
provement in the art, our Job Office has been ex-
panded into CT the largest and best in the west.
We employ no persons but the best workmen, and
unexpectedly solicit business men, and all 9TH
erswho desire Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads. Bills OF
Lndng, Blank checks, HandbilIs, Steamboat bills.
Pamphlets, or any other description of Letter
Press Printing, to give us call, feeling assured
that we can render perfect satisfaction both in the
I. ye and prices of our work.