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against
PIANOS! FIA NOS

f4A"Oo! PIANOS
uST RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory of
lialiet Davis Co., splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos IRE made with the full Iron Frame scales
anu sliding desks with patent suspension bridge compost
tion bearings and the repeating action FULLY
warranted to give satisfaction, and
Ao-a splendid lot of SeOdeOus for churches, or the
OF every Kind OF Musical Instruments, and every
thing that may be found In Music Store may be found at
the store OF T. CARTWRIGHT,
lrl|-W ST
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no THE PUBLIC.

..,. rs sayso!d to Nfessrs, Campbell MeDcrmot
1s..-gencsr Office. wereturu our sincere thanks
,,,,.. for the many acts of kindness we have re-
hands and cordially commend our successors
,,ss, wsaouSt no, they viii ever be found prompt
- ,.z.rs to every department of business, and viii
,odescrve the patronage of the community
INT. VII run to the 18Th Instant and we hope our
aid Us ia speedily closing up our outstanding
rr.=s.
=, .,a.., of the ar will be settled by either of the
mrs. AL Mr. Beatty viii be found at tie Office for tina.
,se. BEATTY CO.
T...-se. Oct, sth, 1856.
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r.l LEAE11ER-'The stock at present on hand is
.s my ilsht Lots are taken up as soon as they
si,i, at tue following prices, which show
try ltet'He Spanish sole 29aSI cts; Coun-
sssj ssIS 3ea32, City do. 33a35; rough skirts
fn;I.,t S al Shlns, rough, Stale per doz.; do
1900 ASa;sl do dn--RalE Cotton Plans.
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ELECTION

CoLUNBUs, S. G., Oct 1.-THE Americans or
Fillmore party have carried Columbia coun-
ty, Florida, by large majority; also Duval and
Madison counties, same State. Middle Florida
shows large American gain. 1t is believed
the Americans have carried the State.
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7arsEvere 10 deaths from yellow fever in
y.r Orleans during the week ending the 2sth
ut There were deaths from the same dis
use in Charleston, on Saturday.
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THENEW PRACTICE OF PROF. DEGRATH
pEGkATn's ELECTRIC oIIlI
INSTANTANEOUS CrRE.

CUNBEREASp, Md, Aug. Q, 1856.
re-. DeGTdpa-Denr Sir have had stir neck,
rheumatism for the last six weeks and could difficulty
move my head Accidentally met with gentleman, who,
Win one application OF Derats Electric Oil to the mart
ne'e cured me In Two minutes The stiffness entirely
gone from my neck Therefore, cheerfuv recon-.
mend DvGratls Electric OIL every person so afflicted
would not be without 1t II it cost Ia sl6a bottle.
. zAGOCK RRASHEAR.
BE sure yOn buy DeGrath's Electric OH. All others are
nostruIus.
For saIeby T. II. LOGAN & CO, Bridge Corner
Also, by LAUGHLTNS' BUSHFIELD,
an Monroe Street.
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Conner Maln 1 water streels, olncInnnII. 6hln
~ BEA s!n,, I!sL4Sp, $. G., 1856.

Gtnts;-I have had a No. 5 LITTLE GiANT' .ITLL In
constant for he last nine months fed my stock
entirely on Corn and Cob Meal have worked my
horses and mules harder than during the past summer and
r have never before at this Of the year been in
as goo. condition they horses will grind
teen bushels per hour easily, and feel confident that
save t"IE iiIt cent by using the Mill
with several kinds of crushcrs hot cOasider the T7YI
CLINT FAR superior TO any have seen.
Yours respectfully THOS s. MILLER
White Hail. =. o. Madison Co., XIV
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AsToR IIousH. NewYn

AsToR HOUSE, New York City, March s. 1856.
DR. AVER Lol0eA: feel 1t duty pleasure to in
J9n what your CHERRI PEcToRA for my wife
enc had been hTe months laborng under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption from which no aid we cou pro
cure gave her mnch relief She steadily faInc nnta
VI strong OF ts city, where have for advice re.
commended trial OF your medicine. blindness
as We DO your skill for she has from that day
She not yet strong she used to be- but Ia re from
her cough, and calls herself we'll " ~ ~
Yours, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHEtHYvtLLR
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FROM BALTIMoRE

Der. 11.-Market firm. Orleans papers Of
Sunday have been received. There were Eve
deaths rom fever at Charleston on "Wednesday.
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THE "LITTLE CHA Nun
WITH TRlpEI si.rs OF oRUsnEns DOUBLE eRINp,v,
OR IN OTHER WORDS,
TWO MILLS I'M ONE

TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling persons using them accomplish twice
much In the same time be done Single Mills Of m,
same size GREAT IMPROVEMENT has also been made in
the strength of the Mil, and the Manufacturers can now
Challenge the world to produce machine, same T-
pose, capable OF accomplishing much with so it'll
power So light aud portable, so strong nd
BILE, as the improved or Three Cone
boubte Little Giant Corn Will.
The Mill not be broken by any fair means except
there be unseen defects IN the castings. Should there han
pen to he nall bit Of gravel stick or knot In III.
eSrn the mill will grind them without jurlng least
10 not OF course, warrant them against Improper uses
Farmers Stock Growers Butchers, any and every on,
Who has stock Of any kind, either 4tten for working
purposes, that In every that YOU feed Won
can save the price Of No. Mil every six months THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT' is now offered as lie
BEST CORN AND COB CRUSHEK EVER MADE. AND
is So. GUARANTEED.
No. 4, or three horse aIll grinds, from % to 80
OuslSIs per hour. Price 500
" 3, or two horse Mill grinds, from 10 to 20
bushels per ,...........,..... ~ 90 M
" 2, or one horse Mill griuds, from 10 to u
T" i, will grind from to bushels per hour 80 o.
SCOTT 4 HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets, Cncnnat Ohio.
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tFron' the Cincinn1i TesEky Times Jny 1871 1891
Another frisl between Rival Corn mud O b
MisIa. n EN

nI EnriH.
THE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT
We learn that quite crowd ut Paris H. nm
the 9th to witness trial Of power between the Le Giant
and tae Excelsior Mills, the former OF owned nv
lessrs scott Hedges OF this city. In relation 1t the
Tile grand contest between Corn and Cob Mile
Little Giant and Excelsior Young Anerfca, attracted
no little attention, despite the both DAYS -
OF people were present TO witness trial This
we neee was the second trial had this spring between the
conendinE Mills The triumph for two silver
oGes, valued at SeD The judges appointed Rrtns
Gay Esq President OF the bourbon Agricultural Society
elsiYe stock feeders The following rtport Of the
"The undersigned having been appointed committee of
Judges members OF the Bourbon Count icultura Soci
ETY., to determine under (rues pres, bed r their mi
anct,l the relative merits OF the Corn Cob Mills of
Messrs Scott Hedges, Cincinnati known az the WJ,,s
GlOnt and OF Messrs Douglas, Smith, Co., GAINESVILLE q
named ENceIsor Young America (Lovrtts Patiently The
May, 1856. ' Ways ="
THE Little Giant, hundred revolutions Ground
I'ne1e ana hay bushels OF meal average rat nf
O pounds by the dYadmomsssr Young America with the
buSae+s at an average draft Of 100 pounds bsb
OF the meal ground by each mill run through No
anu Ne 6seiye The quantity Of cObs left the No seyc
from the meal ground by he SOun, America WINS Hnh,s
as o. more uniform hnehes than ground nv the Yonn
America Though the Mills of equal diameter i2O inch
O grinding surface in the Little Giant supposed to
be Hre times greater than the Young America Mill
These tests and examination of the cOnsr..Ion M
the mills led the committee opinon thai the I,a
Giant is the superior mill, and best adaprd TO -, n
HE farmer and they therefore to Messrs seen
'Ae"ses ZIG t"" stifeF goolets BRCTCS J. CLAY,
W. Y. DUNCAN,
c. 7. GARRARD,
Il. HCTCHCRAFT,-
W. @. LSLE''
sept22-iti2uW - e' 80
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TrE Kanawha papers announce the death of
r,rii Thomas, an old Revolutionary Soldier,
I'd 4years.
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do not despair TIL you have tried AYER's
tkcI"RAL. II IL made By OF the medical
chemists In the world and its all round the
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GRSERAL AGENTS.
heiPhia r W Dvott Sons, street. New
York Barnes Park, Sc4 broadway, Duane DaIti
Cuspare BROTHERS, Gay st. and Penna. Avenue Gin
Snnat, John D. Park. Chicago barclay Brothers 2I3 8
n1Ier ST. 81 Louis Barnard Adams & Co. n. Orleans
Sold in Wheeling by LauEhlins BushGeId, II. n Logan
out the United States aud Canadas. ocI,,ipvIrs
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wrcsll attention to the advertisement of a
,,I,,5le farm, by Thomas Byers.
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MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
,,,,,,->. GREAT VIRTUES OF

With eT a mat PS s Sn @ s at
clan, to be poultieed as il was Ter ]
swollen; and Il continued to progress until had Increased
aag 10 NE number Of ankle
out which particles the number Of IS
1" one 0''T0 FRIES TRii T G6UNfRY SI
sSdg my 10 P SnG Of s% the
could Afterwards This physician WORK
ed with me for seven weeks using the frequently tax
CLING ts tn, "% ap PSsss 9l s 4eS
could not y an 9 e suffer was 10 my fri ns
there for me; from my my ankle was not
pns with no sign Of biood and at times @hen
would scratch my fingers white pus would Issue therefom
BALTIMORE MY HOME.
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
D the advice Ofmy friends used various remedies
worse; swelling my hip, after pain
er also formed on my spine, which my ply sicars cut out
omiy mean of OF S sne time to cut Oh my right leg the
cd on my right arm and also my groin s also on
cd fnoss WHO saw them was reduced ;Oa skeleton
DEATH RELIEF!
felt death would have been REELECTION tried phy.
BY fT6a E sn s9t
TEtE oil disease similar to the laorng under
hxs years. commenced taking ''HttmTtons TsGetaGIe
HOPE CoMEsu
the hTt bottle Of which inspired with hope by the
had the confidence TO believe that 1t would con-
tnued its usestIl improving. Ny ulcers healed and new
cut further detail happy TO say nv leg IS aiso Le"ed
and general renovation nay taken place and
al nov consider mse cured by this wonderful medicine
friends who may read this will testimony TO ali thai
Ha aasSt Yegesaste g7netare.n
anu vii say to all who are afflicted have been. use
EDw1X N; sPRANKLIN,
/. SaooFS north vf Frat st.
II LSA GREAT SPRING REDIcINgy
TIE GREAT RENOyATOR OF THE system
Delicate ladies and children will pease tc give I. n
SOMETHING AB0UT LLa.HPTOE7S TXNCTCRE-T0
HER FOES SLFFERERS "
As an Invigorator and Restorative where R.tt. st,,r
liant Is wanted believe superior to ali ne
Tse the P%6s as snEe for DYSPEPSIA CoUGiIs sCHcP-
uiA and RHEUMATISM, with all stonsc and
Bowels IL has been truly the s,v and MAJ
rsd We offer the most valuable remedy, which tGusands
sale BY T. f. iosan no Cor. wh.el,or Ger,
sold by MORTIMER NowDRAY,
2iO Baltimore A., Baltimore
.-..--,-, a., and 800, DroadNay n. T. ~
MONROE H0U aE.
toPPosIIE THE SUPERVISION BRIDGEl
W1I5ELlNG,SN VA.
VIM. B AR r EFT, Proprietor.
JSI11s veil known Hotel has Ire1 ,e1T -.,,..,, -.
now inrni2 Is the best OF accommodations tTaYeIErI
AT MODERATE RATES.
is located the teeity bppost the 9r.
pension Bridge and only few squares Railroad
Depots and steL nl6eat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABIING
Is attached TIE House. Travellers and bosfIers ma.
mat 10 pains VII be spared TO add to their
- 49, riss-ss-5-l-- ~. sPoS7l"hN
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RIvEe INEgLI1eENcE.-Tha cin,eeinna.. q.

says: l4'' o"As''s
About sixteen inches water in the channel no
tween this place and Louisville, and the yy,tn-
Slowly ~, re, rreceding Weather warm and clear.
=, The little Nebraska came in Yesterday from
SiaysT1lle She can run anywhere on \ h.ayt
dew: a tiatboat arrived from Hisginsnort viii,
one hundred barrels of whisky.
The steamers allegheny and Plttsbrre were
1Hered at public sale on Wednesday at Pitts
oerg, but were not disposed of The owners
Withdrew them. If not sold at private sale be-
lore the 9th November, they WILDE again offer
cd at public sale. -0-'e'-
CASTLE GARDEN SoLD-Thc staunch proncl.
I 10, SCastie Garden, was sold in St Louis on
Wednesday, 10 Capt VIM. Parkinson aud 9th
ers, for S goo. She is now loading for "Conn.
eli Bluffs, on the Missouri.
The St Louis Evening News of Thursday, has
the following:
Loss OF the STEAMER GENoA.-Al letter recent
y received by Capt Throckmorton from Capt
1ornan yesterday, gives account of the sink
ing and total loss of the steamboat Genoa in tho
Missouri river, about eleven o'clock on the night
OF Sept. 18th, eight miles above Nebraska City.
At the tine the accident occurred, the boat was
descending the river with no freight on board
There were a number of passengers on board.
all OF whom saved their baggage. The Genoa
was worth $4,000, and insured in offices in this
city for $4,000. She was owned by CAPTAINS
German and Throckmorton-the former gentle
man being in command.
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The EYe and Ear.

my late tour in Europe, obtained several new
and Remedies Of lncalculable value in nv
speciality. There nov nothing known the faculty in ii.
tneE ehis IeTe with which familiar, which, com.
New H. enables me to restore SIGHT and HEARING in
cases htherto deenisd hopeless Cataract positively
oy new method, without pain, also Squirting Cross
Eyes In a few seconds Amauross the minority Of
IFhn1latons, Ulcers, Films Specs, znd Wa4ry
- Also Deafness Singing in tic Dis
liz " ssnstreiy new process. My Treatise the
Eye price o. cts also, ARTIFICIAL EYES Whlc! move aud
% eSaGy IKE the natural Eyc and inserted without
tatto"S 6y a!,in receirs especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, II. D.,
80, SRcu1iAt, AuriRI. &c.
-Jeit:naWly OFFICES, 5u9 broadway, Il. Z
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a GREAT NATIoNAI wo

GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
9I nve years execution Involving expense Of
Three grades published. Artists, proofs SOtbe .4
paper, $50. - 49, " N" VA P'"itl
suSht, beautiful, and Instructive sermon.
10 TEACHERS, and Summaries as grand moral Lesson
suDauing SoItetltnE, eeVafing, purifying inspiring
10 all LOVERS OF the DEACTFUL-as the most exquisite
len IN OF Art this country has produced.
me attention Of the TRADE particularly invited to this
TERMS most FAVORABLE $3.50 PPsStsE
IASPkcrrs OF 70 up. Svo., containing full dtscrip-
o Of inc work, with numerous of the hRt
irOrc most distinguished ARTISTS and best &C.
JpbGES OF Art, Messr. Bryant Durand Hun
Crossey Castelar,, and KenSett; Professors
Weir Greene, Cummings Rev. Doctors Alexander.
laws bethune, Bellows, Seabury, Adams, Tyng H. ii
at ana thompson; Hon. Edward Everett Hon George
~ lion H. o. VerplAnck; together with the VOICE
pean authority. ~ ~ 'e'N - >1AA"
THE LONDON. ART JOURNAL
VIII De sent upon the receipt OF postage stanps or
hundred. h' - +"u' u"Hats per
are boxed aa to avoid injury rOlng
on order be sent to without extra
ch ARG Ior boxing and carriage.
e frames furnished at helowest prices for.
, For Ps0sPectus of Engavings Circular of the 1ns.i,r
REV. a. II. WOLFE,
N
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS
as ON hand and Is manufacturing and receiving larpr
and general assortment of Hats and Cars Comprising
an the varieties of color and shape Caps no
IN use OF ne latest fashion and manufactured the m
esi material and the best workmanship, all of which will be
SOu wholesale and Retail the lowest sbIp price
From my experience In the business having always
USED ny best endeRVors please and public with
good fashionable, and serviceabe hat, confident
Win my present facilities, and large on hand that
an ahe to supply article superior to
any heretofore offered. -
rEspecIfuy request call from those in want of Hats
and Caps, before pur: hasing elsewhere.
8. AVERY, No 1916 Main st.
APo Wheeling. vs..
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ODD FELLows' DIRECTORY

49, IA|17&5ss Il BILLIONS DIRECTORY
virsinins Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening At The Halt Market Monroe streets
JoHs s. wRtoHr, n. g.; b N Carr. Secretary.
Ffaalflin LodgeiNo. 13.-Meets as aboyeeyery
Monday evening. JoHx BATua, n. g., IL p caaplins,
Secretary.
VIM. TEN Lodge No. 3s.--sIeets as above eve.
~ Wednesday evening. J. G. HOrfAASs, n. g.. John
Saddle, Secretary.
whe~iin. Lodge No. 59.-Nee.s every Monday
evening at the Hail. Market and Quincy streets H.
BRnws, y. CT JoLa Z3osusR, Secretary.
EsRnoln Lodge No s3.-Nests as above every
Friday evening" L. b. AIcLklS, \. G.; ". ". Bs1nehar9
Secretary,
Abrn,sa'a Enea.npmenf No. I.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets the FIRST and rd
Tuesday jennings Of each month. H. U4u41S G. P; S IT.
Pearson, Scribe.
Wan. Tell tincnin pment No. 34.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month"; WV. KLtsKIER, c. p; I'm. Rsts0Gr6er, scrrbe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge No IoI.-Seets at Masonic Hail,
corner Market and Monroestreets, and third Nom
dag evenings Of eaehmonth. g. W. sIeHTs, W. Nj 49eu-
d5ider LnughIfR, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Meets IS. above on
the rSs and tstsd Thursday eveningzof month";
BRESTLlSGER, W. ~; S. W Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeiinz Union Chapter No. 1s.-sIeets as
above on the second Monday evening OF chtonh W
ScorT, II. p; S. W. Pearson Secretary.
Wheeling Encnmpment No. Meets as
above on the fourth Monday evening each month W.
BArEs, G. G., A. LOriHg, Recorder.
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Public Sale


AVING sold my Larm will sell by vendue, on THURS
- DAY, the tweEtythr day OF OcroBER 1856 my stock
Farming utensils, Furniture &C. lOng are three
Brood Mares supposed to be In foa Cadmus. Three
Colts Of Morgan blood. Also -four)
the noted thorough bred Stock Horse 'IOS' Ga DHTS'
SoEned by the Ohio Stock Coz Six Cows nefers
high bred Devon. The mixers and the leit
ers are bred from milking families are in calf to the
pure Devon Bull ''Y0CNG HERGD, bred by G. Patter.
YOUNG TIEROD!
The property Of J. T. Sisson myself has taken three
list premiums at Western VA. Pairs premium
at the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland 10 competitors
two of them imported, is old and will at
One yoke good Working Oxen pair year old Devon
steers partly broken; also that unCqual-d yoke OF year
$50 HEAD OF SHEEP
Consisting Of Saxon crosses between the Saxon and
Sesian. These generally young good condition
My sales OF WoolUtl favOrably cns
Cof this countFy Also, few Spanish aernos, choics
PURE SILESIAN BUCK
Two years sld and number OF half Sesian Saxon
Bucks and Back lambs.
One Berkshire and Chester county white Sow now in
pig aud several pairs Chester county pigs Ny stock has
kind. = "
FARMING UTENSILS
or every kIuk used Farm Including NIanns Reap
er aud Mower, Flows Harrow, Corn Dill, Straw Stalk
Cutters one HcGok Cider Mil, Little Giant Corn
Cob Sill, &c.
credit Of niue months WILDE given.
Ohio Co., Va, Oct. l. S6.-octS-1tawts
ERsprblcnn, Cadiz, o; Gazette, CaIrsyiI o; Exami.
ner. WasinRton Pa: Will publish the amount Of 81, aud
Charge ihis ohice. -
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MoNAN's RteHrs,-The Kanawha Republican
o: last week says "A Mrs. Emerson delivered
a lecture In the Court House, on Saturday night
iast which was numerously attended, it being
s'methlng new in this part of the country. we
were not present, but learn that he,. address did
not amount to much. Her sole object being to
accumulate few FIVE cent pieces, of which She
is notoriousIy covetous. .' :. N.ll'l sHo
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HIRAM coSKLiN, N. D.

AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, Ia, writes, I'll of January
80 II had tedious Inluenza, which confined nc in
St wees; TOOK many medicines without relief HuaI
trssd your PEGroRAL by the advice of Clergyman
& M uoe seeyed the soreness in throat and lungs;
one haI the bottle completely we'll Your
are the cheapest well We can huv
mans Sriend.'' - $50 es' 90 NiS poor
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KID GLOVE cLEANER.
POTICH0MANIE

ni he: and beautiful art of ornameting tho snlAs,-
TiTE OF E CosT, creating an Immense exc,:rn,1t
Ladies and Gentemen alike fascinated with this rIr
t occupation chase and elegant amusement Tor Chill
ae anu schools encouraging tase for grace in design
IN The arrangement OF colors. The whue Art
can pe perfectly acquired in half hour Book Of Istrc
uon separately 81 Boxes containing Vases BOOK and
every article required S.. by Express ~
i1I-1ydaw So R1oaSss S'Gce'
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MEDICAL
EDEN kNlGIIT, a. d

A. D. 1oRTLGf, ESQ, OF UrIcA, New York ~ri.es At
nave nseu your PEoToEAI MYSELF and my family ever
since yoo invented IT. ami bglie hest medicine for rs
purpose ever put out With bad shouli sooNer paw
dcsrs bottle than DO without it, any
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Asrr,rA on pnrnlsIn 49, nnn.o,,,.

WRsT MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. 4 $50
sla cur CaEERT PecToRNL is performing marvellous
IN us section 1t has relieved from alarm.
ns Snpt1ns OF consumption and curing mar,
forty years. '''7 'N'e2 ~ 'A' ''S'
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Change of Schedule.
SssasSsgs = sEsSE{s2
Tn4 ,i;s ,: 9, or.rez B, { o, n.E,l

TRANsPoRTATnS OFFICE r. E Q. ri r.
WhsekiRg StdtiOn Aug. 9Th, 1856
ON ard after May the goth, the (accom-
T:ln A. NJ. 4:2u p. NJ and 1n:1O p. NJ.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
leave daily except Suniays) T:lO arrives at
Cumberland at 64GP. NJ. Leaves CumberanIat 5:15 A. 81
and arrives at Wheeling Mt $3.50, z. NJ.
The Express Train leaves p II. and will stop at
the following stations: BenwOod MoundsviIe, Cameron,
Fairmont, Feterman, Newburg Rowesbur Piedmont Cum
brTiand Sir Johns Run, Harpers Perry Nom
Ocacy, Sykvsvie and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves Wheeng daily saturdays exccptedO
at lO:ln p NJ and stops at the regular stations.
W. s. wooDs1pE, Superintendent.
nuEI J. Is. FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

A. a. RAMSEY, ~ D., AIrIoy. ,1oSsor co,.Sr, ,,,r0
writes sept g. 1855: During my practice many years
nav oHh1 nothing equal to your CnERRY ior Civ
as Curable." f - VI e"'t'h suSti