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Cranes

PATENT 1IETALLIC BURIAL CASrLET.
These beautiful BURIAL GASkETS, formerly sold by p II
COOK Co, No. So ST. Charles street. purchased by
the undersigned who offers sale at the usual prices
No. 200 Camp street.
ol3 1ptf DANIEL MONROE
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LAKE NAVIGATION CLosED.-Latest dates from
Chicago inform US that lake navigation has closed.
No sign of a sail in front of the city.
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DRowSEp.-At Lane, Ogle county, ILL.,, few days
since, Mrs. Heath left the cstern uncovered, from
which she had drawn pail of water, and her child
fell in. The mother, without devsing any means of
ascent Immediately descended into the cistern where
there was about four feet water, but was unable to
extrcate herself and both she and her child sank ey
hausted into the water and were drowned.
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Boots, Shoes and ESrogGses.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assort.
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
EJ- Plantations supplied with prime DITCIING BOOTS,
RUssET BROGANs, WOOL MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHy HATS at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST L. CO.,
jyl3 2ptW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
Weure constantly receiving Silk Fur
Cossimere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2paW 10 Magazine street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - Messrs. Duclos & Co.,
No. 81 Bienyi!a street, Of Exchange Alley have
very complete and elegant Of household
comprising ytlng in the line. Mtssrs. D. Co
par exchange furniture take storage housekeepers
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E. Garner COaasloG1ay's


The Government of Nicaragua has deceed donation
Land all who mny emgrae that country. In order
pelie emigration, will advance passages who will
CRATE to TINT rich and beautiful country
Steamer will leave here the 18th every month with
Nicaragua Erngrants. COME ONE, COME ALL!
P. F. MANCOSOS,
Nicaragua Emigration Agent,
NC 2ptf t. SS2Charles street.
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GLASS %,
To be drawn in the city Of ATLANTA, Georga In public
SATURDAY. Dec. %, 1876 the plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets. 1880 Prizes!
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets
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+ 0 r S A L Z

AZ FOR SALE--THE FAST SAILING SHIP
Efl#3 eEu fIiRASlA, unttar, MASTER built Newbury-
sGaport Mhss in the year 1872; thoroughly over
hMe and newly copperea last winter expense $a COO
in complete order and ready terms apply
10 j. Ii. ASHBRIDGE 4 co,
h2b l20 Common street.
6tS4S FOR SALE-TtIE BRIG GOVERNOR AN.
NkS DERSON, OF l30 tons burten we'll built heavily
raned copper fastened and sheahed with zinc, is
unoaded and ready for inspection purchasers lies oppo
site the Mint. For terms apply
MO EARELII 4 Co, 81 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

Persons
Who have
CHANGED THEIR PLACES OF
BUSINESS
their
RESIDENCES
SINCE THEIR NAMES HAVE, BEEN TAKEN FOE
THE CITY DIRECTORY,
will please
GIVE NOTICE TO
w. II. RAINEY,
Box NJ. 225,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
ol0 2ptf A. MYGATT & CO.
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FO r RED RIVER,

Leaves on WEnNESn y. the Eth inst at 8 P. ".
, FnrgSSs FOR JEFFEieS SON DIRECT
ltstktI s The light dIaught passenger ST.
Charles, Capt latem;tr, will leave above
frShrreport Grand Bayou Campte Grand !core AleXAmri
'fortoN and all termeae landings Red River Fortregh
passage, apply on board,
LEWIS SNApP i Co, Front st.
Tie Saint Charles receiving freight At Tie foot Canal
trtff, ipoI6
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SALE OF SEAsoNABLE DRY GooDs.-We call the
ion of the trade the sale easonabe dry goods which
will take place this day, at 10 oc+ck BlRche Lesun.ons
suction rooms No II Chsrtres street. Terms at sale.
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VOLUME TX.
SEA.-GOING VESSELS.
L O L ROSTO O N
THE LAKE.

ETga T., WINTER AHIsANGEMENT-U
Hlhstts5 Mil ne.-For Vaudeville, Iewishurg, Maii-
sonvill, Covngon and bta SprnHTie fine
steamer Virginia Pearl, Capt j. W. hoffman, will leave
for the above and a Intermediate landings and fol-
lows:
Leaves New Orleans by POnt Returning. leaves Covigto.
chnrrain Il. r. MONDAY AT.............5 a NJ
MONDAY. NJ cars fU ESDAI & NJ
WEDNESDAY,. 10 AM cars rUURSDA A NJ
FRIDAY.........lUAM AN cars
SATURDAY .....,12 NJ carsl
Passage 81. Meals 50
For further particulars. apply on Einnrd,
do If y. &. IHWER, Agent, % Magazine street.
fHgo 4. FOR NIDBlLE-DAILY U S. MAIL
sGanh5s L1NE-Wnter Arrangcnent!hes splendid or-
pressure packet Cuba, r. a. Iurn.
muster: Florida, W. II. JIutchi1gs maser CnlifOr-
MIA, A. l.. Myers MASTER built expressly for the lake
trade with snpero accommodationsoe Of the above
will leave the Ponchhrtran Railroad DAILY the arrivn!
Of the p NJ train of cars.
Returning will stop Puscagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS
Cabin Fare each way. ........... ..............S5
Deck ........-.....................2 2
nj f. TEDDES, Agent 10 Bank place.
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BL A G K r ] Y + R

Will leave on WEDNESDAY. Dec. 17tl o'clock p. NJ.
rrgSs g. FOR BAYOU, TENsAS, BLACK
EnGEfyss 2 tivcrThe splendid light draught steamer {.
EssEasS, Hays, n G. Briggs master, will positively
above for Mound Bayou Coutre FONT Trinity, and all
Intermediate landings lack Riyer. For freight passage
apply on board, - - -
deco LEWIS ESAPP i co, Front street.
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W II ] 7 Z r | Y e r

Leaves Oh WEDNESD AY, l7th inst, ~ o'clock p. NJ
rY@H, REGULAR PACK EFT FOR JACK
snnpo EliHaluth '.'d Glaze des Arcs, IlGral
5SRa Bu Indian Bay, and al .aermcdiate landings,
tie regular White packet a. MOrriSetf, Capt
d. lrtehurg in ready receive freight and VIII
For freight pA>l@e apply board, or 10
j. MAI.I4F.TT % Front
H7 The Moset receiving freight the foot Of ii-
dect3
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
O H o RI Y Z R.

Will leave on THU URSDAY 18Th inst. at r. NJ
Rw. FOR NASHVILLE. CI,ARHSFIIIE,
" Canton, Edyview, Smitland, paiucaL, Cairo,
4s7sz5a Hickman the fine regular passenger packet
steamer Nashville. Thomas Snyder Bell master leaves for
Nashville all intermediate landings above For freight
or passage apply on board
decl5 b. DUFGEI.D, corner st. Charles and Periodic
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Tnga LAKE SHORE PACKET
S.aFsiLssttsYY NJ STEAMER ClsIOLE.-Snniaer Arrange
meiltFnr Ocean Springs and inerlneiae land
ings The and splendid low pressure packet steamer
CREOLE Lewis Nelaon master, built expressly for This trade
with superior accommodations, will leave the Funtcarair
RHilrond the arrival at the Lake Of the cars foo,vs
From New ORLEANS. From f,r-tn Surnu
TIIuRSDA MOKNlNli,9A.M WEDNESDA Y NOR MING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ FRIDAY MORNING.
--FARE-
Cabin pnssageo MsisppiCy Boxand Springs 80 50
i1tG iissaSt. %
4. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
ne" orleaIa June /. lat
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DRY GooDs FOR CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.-For q
cheap and beautiful display goods emhroderes and
other articles appropriate presents part
tion drop in at c. c. Wayands Of PoyGas
The prices of his goods which he adyeses il
the Crescent to-day, should be made note efs
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TEN ESSEE RlV Err.

VIII Leave On WEDNESDAY l7il inst. a; ; P. VI,
FFpess FOR TIE SEgtS - Il Fl IL " E!ss-TI!i:
slsEtss :':iid .tesm"t Eastport, g. W I.Trts9m, 1
T,acuu1|a and N Intermediate landings For freight pas
sit:c apply board,
LEWIS SNAPP & co, 4 From; streeF.
All Fast Tennessee heghts evcd to Tn,emaha JfIliiuc nt
4ct. WI los. The EnspHrt is receiving freight At the
, foot oi ~. Lou, Street. d.cli
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SEA-GOING VESSELS,
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on THURSDAY December 18Th, mt O'Clock A. NJ
1geE,5a5ts SOUTH ERIN STEAMSHIP COM
IMIhdS1k PANY.-F0R BRAZOS SANTIAGO via Gal
| ''.s'5a weston and Indianoa-U s. Mail Ine.The new
d ;fu mngnicent NM steamship Atiantlc, NJ Smith,
ger VIII sail rs above, pnnctully For freight paSsnec
having elegant sats;rooln nccomnlodations. apply
HARRIS, MORGAN Il Co, fo0tof Julia street
h~Freisht will be taken for azos Santiago and Galveston
but none for ndanoa.
ET T-Shippers provide themselves with the senmer'B
form OF bills OF lAdng No other form will be signed dec5
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Leaves on THU RSD AY. 18Th instant at p NJ
Y

VIII Leave On TIT RSDAY 18Th nst.,at5 O'clock P. NJ.
, f7Sso REGULAR OUACHtTA IeIE EilS
packet for the se4snn-?, @ - ~ very Ght drt; pas
master viii above Camden bcsch Hills. CInm?a-
nolu Pi-eo; ls. Marie Saline Alabama Ia,liu-, Trenton,
Monroe tT, liArs0nDurG, Trinity Black River and
nj: 0iernc,e landings. Fer freight passage apply
botrl.
dEg43 LEWIS SNAIP 4 co.. 4 Front street
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C U NJ B z r l. A n D RIN Err.

T . II 7 Il y B 4 NJ 4 Il T II.
viii leave WEDNESDAY, l7tt inst. O'clock ?. NJ
, nr15ssn h. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WE
TEMpkA the regular day packet
Esssss5sa the river this trip, the entirely light dralglt
passenger packet steamer GNm. fsaGalcy, Ino C. Sinot
master will leave above, for Montgomery Selma and a
tcmriiaie landings the ALBANIA river For freight pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations npply board
JOHN Il. HYDE & co. Ct roy,ilYs ST.
BE- The VIM agaley ready to receive freight at the
ioo' oil NAe1OnhouSe street deci6
T%gs WANTED Tte PURCHASE - A
good light tHrhught steamer, suitable for towing
Gs5Ta-sSS=h barges on the Lake. App7yt 10
oil GEO W. llYNSUS & Co, 81 Camp street.
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SSTE- FOR LINERpDOL-TnE FIRST CLASS,
st4+f t-' AnericH ship i&nlanlnxoO, THy or,
:ie, ter is now lotiHls and vi" have quick dispatch
fOr + eight o. iNa h.IeI rottpi. a.pIy
FENEEIL, POWER It Co, % Common ST.,
Or !. T. WHITNEY II CO., II Caru!lrle ST.
tur n1Nlgr. ~ l'i" - the captain On board. dI
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70 sail in a few lnys.
AM FOR BDSTON-CEE$CENT LINE THE
Rf fine is smiling clipper bark .BIlniata Drnkwatcr
having lrge part OF her cargo engaged and
.OiIg board, Sit have immediate Dispatch For freight or
P!,HHse, apply IN
ali JONES, MACKINDER 4 co. 81 Grnvrr st.
hH& FOts BOSTON REG ULAR LINE-TIIE Al
ek1R packet brig I'll. G. Berry, Race, mnster no
ling AMI will have quick dispatch For balance
pf freight passage, apply board Post 49, First Bis
o
IS GEO, w. HYNSON & CO. s. Cunnp street.
k5fS WANT9Io-A SHIP OF ABOUT 1000 BALES
SnH cotton capacity. to of timber spars
s.tEt=4%ASa'oa port in FrHnr". For hppyto
HlU ]. z. WHITNEY y Co, 81 Cnronlleiet St
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81 2ptf
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S,EfS- FOR IEVERPDHL-TIIf Al FAST = tII4
N%T ih% American ship sea flower, Capt. WOolharry
loading and will have immediate Dispatch
freight vi $50 bales cotl0n. apply to
J. J. WHITNEY 4 Co. 2j Carondclet 81.
q. ". llGNSON u CO.. 81 Camp street.
Fr passage, al.pT tu tht CHpttu ou board. Dis
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
A Lesson for Mothers

The Birmingham Eng Journal prints the
following account of hogging the Prince Of
Wales received frsm poor boy:
During Her Majesty's residence, some
years ago. at Osborne, in the Isle of Wight,
her children were accustomed to ramble
along the sea shore. Now, it SO happened on
one occasion that the young Prince of Wales
met boy who had been gathering sea shells.
The 10y had got basket full. The young
Prince, presuming upon his high position,
thought himself privileged to do what he
pleased with impunity. So without any no
tice he upset the basket and shells. The poor
lad was very indignant, and observed: You
do that again, and I'll lick you Put the
shells into the basket said the Prince, and
see if l DON'T The shells were gathered up
and nut into the basket. Now said the
Had, touch 'em again, old fellow. if you
dare whereupon the Prince again pitched
/ over the shells. And the lad pitched into
him. and gave him such licking as few
Princes ever had. His lip was cut open, his
nose knocked considerably cut of its per-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

pendicular, and his eyes of color which
might have well become the champion of
prize ring. His disfgured face could not
long be concealed from his royal mother
She inquired the cause of his Disagreement
The Prince was silent, but at last confessed
the truth. The poor boy was ordered before
the Queen. He was asked to tell his story.
lie did SO in a very straight forward manner.
At its conclusion, turning to her child, the
Queen said: You have been rightly served.
Sir. Had you not been punished sufficiently
already should have punished you severely.
When you commit like offence, l trust you
will always receive similar punishment. !"
Turning to the poor boy, she commanded his
parents to her presence the following NOR
ming. They came; and the result of the in
terview was that her Majesty told them she
had mada arrangements for educating and
provAing for. their son, and she hoped he
would make good use of the advantages
which should be placed within his reach
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

THE OTHER S1DE.-Once, in happy home,
a sweet, bright baby died. On the evening
of the day, when the children gathered round
their mother, all sitting very sorrowful, Alice.
the eldest, said, Mother, you took all the
care Of baby while she was here, and you
carried and held her in your arms all the
while she was i'll; now, mother, who took
her on the other side" ''On the other side
of what, Alice?" asked the mother. "On the
other side of deatb;-who took the baby on
the other side, mother; she was so little she
could not go aloneG" "Jesus met her there, u
answered the mother. 1T is he who took
little children in his arms and blessed them
and said, Suffer them to come unto me, ant
forbid them not, for. of such is the kingdom
of heaven!' He took the baby on the othe
side"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

Out Of has Latitude. Last week seal
was captured in the marshes of the Roam.
oke river, in Tyrrell county, n c., by re
calling itself on fish entangled in a shad
net. It yielded three gallons of OIL Iti:
the first seal ever seen south Of the waters
of New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21

Horrible. A Mrs Somner and Mrs
Harris have recently been sentenced to be
hanged by the Old Baily Court in London !;
the first for the murder of her daughter
aged eleven years; and the other also for
the murder of two children-her Own.-
The children were illegitimatc. "With-
out natural Affection" is characteristic
of abandoned sinners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08
JOHN KN0TE.
Notice.

EIAvlNG sold out the Saddle Harness. ana fnt- sr.,,
r M part q my business shall devote myself
psesen 70 the seddery. Hardware and
room and greater facilities, being the only one in ,,Is
in this business, and my long eeri
ence M and extensive connection With Sadine
70 oe able TO render entire satisfaction 10 ali Who u
custom heretofore bestcwed solicit
~ tte slne- JOHN KSOTE
q 1fn IN sfrpaf
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. Wheeling VA T73a2Rszz7zs sss=szsss NFORNTNq
TRANSPO ORTATION


% p IL ~, IT H n % U a. II
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WEST
1--WE Pnssenger Trains Daiiy eaeh way-
N and after Monday May esih trains vim follows
ss''''r' s-Ssi Il EsrwARD.
Leave Express. Aceouuraosiatton
New Lexington ess5 q $40 ..
u Lancaster Ter .le:so i Z" eso
oircleyile l;z0 P. N. $50 !.
glls,IaEtsi Salaaa s:1s s:,s !. siS slS
LoFeiand .s5z3
Attiss ol9s'naasi liAsTwAMp. i I'D l's' A. n
SlasIaas,I.. s:oS !. IL spR.sau'n $50 y
i,oyeand- is -5,, !, y -
-. sos 90
washington W 81 !. ~
ks@ ssasnssss Is iG:ss 1SSS SSS
The 415 Train leaves zanesye the the
$50 Train O. o. r. r. from Wheeling and Cin-
$500 " Train leaves zanesvie tho Arrival Of the
11:i5 AK. Train @. o. II. X. from Wheeling.
Ohio passing siToash New lexington, Laneasstr Gree
VILE Washington, Wilmington, &c all ne nourishn towns
and Z has besntlnl line There = large portion of the
No attention will be spared the OF the officers OF
the Road to make this pleasant route for tie travelling
Trains win stop at all ntermedate stations and connect
Morrow with trains Dayton xenia, Springfield, &c.
and at Loyeand with trains for lhissoroush and Chilli
cothe.
Lines Stages and Packets make CONNECTIONS for all Inn
portant points In Southern Ohio
g-The Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotels, and upon
notice LEFT with H. orndorn two doors ehe Stacey
House. viii call for In part of the city
.my3l--du
FREIGHT7 T7DEPARTMEN-.
1s sa7Ei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08
RA.NsPO ORT ALTON.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALENANDRIA
I2AIIsRfO ATl
ss Sssz:E1s.a g sI.a

SslSss
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Nswlcs pAn5 Sunday night excepted between Rich
andfia. - W -
Z Hours of departure at Rich
snolid III. and 1850 p NJ
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ. and q r ~
:. Arrive a. RI Richmond; 1sC g u:
rnord and Washington. =, -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL-
and being In exeelie order, CARRYING TiIF
NvkIIiEEN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar.
antee o. always securing shown by arr
yais daiiy At Rehmond and Washington city advance OF
the Steamboat llne. = =
FARE lE1wEes RICHMOND WASHINGTON e5bo
An Omnibus Win be found always ready take otsql
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel
me Two pepots free OF Charge with ample time fcr them 10
take tietr meals, whether going North SohflS. -
Through Itcket1 be obtoIitd between. Danye ai
AZ the Teftninns Of the Road, nearly
pieed 10 Danyille- An Agent the Company receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danyie Road ana a.
tend 20 their baggage an the Way Washington or the Bai
tnore Depot :; = -
route 80 : Y - =
liberals change en- the night line, between Rich
rnond and Alexandria. sfc1-
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Sold Out

- k3OlQ NJuG-
VIE subscriber having sold sIessrs Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his estabIish
msn, would embrace his opportunity sincere
the last and 10 n
his friends and custones succes sors ko
Ing them TO be experienced and IN
worthy The confidence and patronage OF public have
favor them with their custom ~ : - W ~ 10y
aug 2-3ni JoIIN KNoTr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08
UMBER 66
CITY BUSINESS
seosEAFsnn SHFnrffs.sE rffsa.HEnas6E III
Writing Fluid.

SINoE this fluid has been before the public,
- now nearly years, Il has been eorstanv esIt IN
mold Fluid. = =
the past year twenty h0usand qrart and bot
YES With smaller sizes sold
20 nlnsers and merchants In Cncnna LorisTlc Pittk-
Frankfort,
Sashsne Mcsnphis st Louis, Js eson atchef
ana NeE 1t has aisc been Rdoed State De-
OF henncs Tenn siisslsspp Il has
taken three INST class Diplomas
and ard four Diplomas Pfze Bss
and Illinois. = - = ' --,
Ihe following bankers. &C.. in Wheeling here
tofore using Afnolds Ink have n r,t-
leris Book keepers Writing Plufd. n -
Northwestern Bank virginia; terchans. Neehssiye.s
hank or Wheelns Bank OF Wheellng Crescent 1enact.
ring County CLERK oI 0hie County; Tsie-
raph Oniee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Offce 1cIfro
y Holloway ( Col Russell fcAfee; GoTdnn,
SietheEs 4 Cos TSreeney sor; poane Cousnl. OFT 4
How'd; Boyd OF; Oliver Pryor Jas. H. Cos Larnh-
din. 9lberscn Co; Press. -
For sale AZ manufacturers pricer by -.
oeSo -LAslgDIN. GlLBERsoN kco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
kkEMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CIiAs. MoHeAN have
y tns day entered into partnership in the Saddle Harness
pard Morgan. - : - - = - y SUPP
having purchased from Mr.. Knote the manufacturing
part q his his large
have for misunderstanding Which win
enable ms TO furnish articles t fe
and Of the latest and most improved style
we nov on hand full ali articles In
our line consisting of Saddles, Brides, Harness. Trupks
collars Whips Carpet Bags Saches Saddle Rags &c. 6c
lowest rates - - - S 10y
Partieuiar attention will be paid ordered work: repair
ing promptly attended to and trust by strict
and prices To merit continuance OF the
mas oeen so literally bestowed former
iproprietor. SHEPPARD MORGAN,
aug s-Sn No lSi Main ST., corner Of Union
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rT,HE PRoPRIEToRs take 5grcut pieasnr. 81, ,
Which esrssr ar
its at the Capital stimulates them 70
rapidly increasing demand for ap.acical aud
ela Houses assisted BY educated gentle
ash mas ensSlsa nm 70 hsns 20 OF
NOT ATTAINED By ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. sEs,eh
stspss steps he has lna he Whole
of an Accountants duties as thoroughly though he had
Aouss thus an aitefs and esseisas
In aiaitoh 10 our or
ants We have also secured the OF some OF the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, lecture ON
Our Of Instruction too extended to
ENTRY HOOK KEEPING with free and mi, i =.
and Eminent aR9s ee s,,sy
Commercial Products, eonerclai Caicnntlons
nersfip sc. = + - -
TIE LADIEs' DEPAR7,lgN7
now opened for the reception Institution m
.he gnien more thorough interesting course In
conclusion, would add, that We lha pu, ,oytb orr
ssst Efforts 70 merit In sti eminent fat
pssgs esgsstrss e. t,aPart forougl prcfieat
ctter similar 4Mercds,tile Coliege - '''s
Among the many Recommendations, give The follow
take pleasure IN ,esy,ry ,., :.
sps y Mr.
sghsst ordss d. He has had an Ae
heasy and Ranking Hotrses, which
gives him superior facilities In inparting Practical
hnosclsaqe of Boot and ftcSoagR ercial
~. ALLEN, L. D.,
Presiient of farfnersi College
LoR1S ANDREWS.
President of KENYON College.
To young men who wish to acquire .sBtsfisss Edc1
ton we think y affords facilities very seldom equaled
Mt has the knov-
sage and apness In teaehng added to practical Counting
and feel confident 2rauates from
his College VIII be fuly competent to keep fs nost
Gated efof Books. 2 ~ @ '<s.
A. p STONE. Wholesale and RetsJI .frr.t.n,
JANNEY, See,y Board or CONTROL State Bank OF %
>. =. EAhM. Book Keeper al b. 7. wocdbury,s. , {
y. D.ONERDfER, Book Keeper al Clinton hank.
a. z; MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co
" - siAsoN, Hook keeperat J. H. Riley 4 Co.'s.
ea9-For fun particulars, send for circular
GR4NGER <G ARMSTRONG;
--e.-. Proprietors.
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