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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20
SNOW STORM.

SPR1xGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 19-Fhc snowstorm
of Saturday night, and the subsequent violent
gale, has thrown the Railroad trains in this Vi
entity in the utmost confusion.
The Sunday evening train from New York
Meadow, and stayed there till 4 O'clock yester-
day afternoon, being joined in the meantime by
the trains from. Hartford and New Haven. and
yesterdays New York morning train. They
then, by the united exertionS of nine locomoa
lives, were enabled to reach this city.
The express train from Boston yesterday. for
New York, arrived here. at 9 8. N, having been
a hours on the road, and started again at 10,
AN
The evening express train. from New York for
Boston, arrised here at 10 o'clock, having been
buried in the snow on Long Meadow all of last
might
The Albany train due here yesterday at noon,
arrived at O'Clock tO5davE D fcdJ
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. lSIERIIca.N- 7sr ArE col.IlNcLIIII Z.

PnrLA., Feb. 19,-At the session yesterday Of
the American State Council, the utmost turbu
lence was exhibited, growing out oftwo sects Of
the Pennsylvania delegates, claiming seats. In
consequence of theabsence of President Bartlett
Wm. Sheetz, of Indiana, was selected as tempo
rary chairman; but subsequently, Charles D.
Freeman, ofPhiladelphia, claimed the right tt
preside, being Vice President Of the Council
The scene of confusion which ensued only ter
minated by adjournment. Caucuses were
held by the rival factions last night, at which
the Southern members resolved to maintain, Al
all hazards, the twelfth section of the National
Platform
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GOING NoRTl

dusy with Morning Train from Toledo at Monroeyie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of c. T. Road
Newark with the East West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The ago P NJ Train will Sandusky with stcan-
Bay City from DetrO at Monroeve with western Train
G. 4. r. T.; at Shelby Junction at ;2l p NJ with the Mail
Train c. C. c. r. C. for Columbus CincInuat Mans
field FUNSTON at 80 r. NJ will, Fast train on o. p. T. R.
for Pittsburgh and NJ Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio K. K.
GOING N0RflI.-The go " Train will make close
nectinu Newark with Mail Train from BCair G. O. r.
r. Mansfield Junction with Exqrcss for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at l2t5 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New YORK. and ut AIonroevie with
Mail Train c. X T. road to Toledo. Chicago, &c.
2'l0 Train viii connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby function 521
with Cincinnati Mail for Ceveland atcnroeville with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and SanduSSy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. r. ROBINSON, Sup't.
Sandusky, Aug. 4, 1865. seplJ-f
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TsEcoSD DfsP 4reH. |

I Charles D. Freeman, of Philadelphia, Vice
President, presided, the roll called, the Lousi-
ana delegation claimed seats, objections were
made on account of the State Council acknowl-
edging the Catholic test Afterconsiderable de
bate the delegates were admitted by vote of60
to 90 In the aftcrnoona warm debate occnr-
red in relation to the two sets ofPenn delegates,
one set repudiating the twelfth section of the
platform, and the endorsing it.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FER, 1e.-Stqcks higher Cleveland & Toledo
80 IL. Canton oh. Chicago & Rock Island
944. Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 103.
Cumberland 81 a. Toledo & Chicago II 4
Reading 90. Illinois rs SD Clere & Pitts
burg 69Y. Milwaukee & Miss, S7!. Galena &
Chicago 1929. n. Y. Central 945 Sterling eX-
change tirmeC.
Cotton market firm, sales of 1000 bales.
Coffee firm, sales of 1000 bags Rio at - cts
Sugar firm, sales of 500 bbIs New Orleans
Linsecd oil quiet. Lard oil is dull. Freights
irner.
Flour dull, unsettled and lower, scarcely any
demand for export, except at very low prices,
while the home trade is only buying from hand
to mouth, shippers generally do not offer over
$50 for very common and 6,T5 forgood state,
sales 1000 bills chiefly in small parcels to trade
at e. 75a7 for inferior to good state and mixed to
good Michigan, ,50aS,S5 for fancy and low
grades extra western, and s, 50a10,50 for cXtaa
Genesee Canadian flour very. limited and pri-
ces favor purchasers, sales at ,25aS, 70 foa com
mon, snperfine to extra, and 9a9, 6 for choice
extra. Southern -four heavy, and although no
active decline is quoted yet it is easier to buy
at inside figures, sales at ,75a9,lS for mixed to
choice, and g,20al0,37 for fancy. Rye -four and
cornmeaI quiet.
Wheat-not enough doing to test the market,
shippers do not seem at all inclined ts purchase,
while lnillers insist on reductionof 5a1O cts
per bu., sales 1900 red Tenn. at 1S2a162 1-2.
Rye continues dull and prices tend downward
with no transactions to report Barley, in fair
request at full prices for good and prime parcels,
range from 11Gal29. Corn dull and lower, very
little doing, range 70a7S for new and old mixed
yellow, and white So, handsome white Southern
rs. Oats plenty and dull, +ta46 for state, Asa
/ 50 for western and 3Sa42 for Jersey.
Whisky easier,ssales of $50 bbls Ohio and
prison at 29a294
Pork scarcely sofirm, sales of 200 bbIs at s.
Sal 8, % for mess Beef dull, sales $50 bbls at
Gas, 90 for country prime and Hall, % for re-
packed western mess. Beefhams held at 13a15
Dressed hogs selling at Tla3. Bacon dull and
unchanged. s-a epA
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In1st Z - EFROSf HAy.4Nl
aMASHINGT0N NEKSlT

FEs. 19.--The Senate in executive session to-
day confirmed the appointment Of Wilson Sham
non rs Gov. of Kansas after warm debate by
a strictly party vote, 12voting in the negative.
made to conduct the discussion with open doors.
Col. Frecnont's warrant for the Mariposa
tractof land in California was signed to-day By
the Land Commissioner
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Tnos. D. McGEE, ESQ, will delivers lecture
on Saturday evening, in Washington Hall, sub
ject-"The Character and Policy of Louis Ma
poleon," This gentleman is possessed of fine
abilities, and is well known as one of the best
lecturers of the present day. We can assure our
citizens of rich literary treat in the lecture of
AIR. McGee
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NAV OPIEANS NARKET

Fee. 1s.2The adviccs by the 'Cai,aae receiiv-
ed last night have occasioncd an advance of l-8a
II in cotton. MiddIings arc quoted at Liza
3-8. Sterling Exchange isquoted at s. Freights
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CINCINNATI M.NRKET.

FEB. 19.-Flour and provisions depressed and
unsettled, prices unchanged Whisky steady
and in good demand at 2Oa2O lie. Groceries
inactiv eand firm Sugar scarce.
Weather to-day was cold and there are no in
dications of thaw.
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!STILL TRITWPHdNT!

z
CONTRAST the tints brought the hair by cristado
~ rO's matchleSs revItazng Hair Dye and those prOi.
ced by application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes that the color Is natural in one
case unnatural in the other and the simple is that
CsadorOs the preparation which by It's exact che
mica combination operates natural and nmuIable prin-
ciplcs Made, sold applied lin private rooms)
Crstadoro's, Aston House, broadway, y. y. Also TOR
sale by the Principal Druggists aud Pcflmers throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. H. CORY 4 CO.
Ie6:lydaw WARD CLOSE q co.
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RAITIA10RE MARkET

Fen. I9-Flour dull and lower, sales 800 bis
Howard ST. $50, and City Mills is held at the
same; sales wbitcwheat at 16oa17o, red wheat
lat 153ai63. Yellow corn 15Ga159 by weight
and measurement. Llss az
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FARM FOR SALE See the advertisement of
Nfr. Thomas Clark, for the sale of a very cesira-
BILE farm of 10 acres, and within three miles of
the city The HempfeId Road passes through
it, offering facilities of transportation for the
coal with which portion of the land is sup
piled.
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PrRLLC PRINTING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s-The Printing Commit
tee of the House of Representatives have, it is
said awarded the Binding of the extra docu-
ments of that body to Mr.. Williams, of Toledo,
Ohio. There were at least 80 contestants forthe
Job.
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Sr1zrnr or Rat.n Lon 0ypflnestlay

SEIZURE OF BeEAn- On Wednesday, the City
Police made large seizure of bread among the
city bakeries. They took two hundred and nine
ty loaves, all for being light in weight. The
Chief Police distributed the loaves among the
various charitable institutions of the city-Ga-
tholic and Protcstants lto1ltredl Herald,
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ACQUITTED

CLEVELAND, Feb 19th-D. r. Stevenson was
acquitted to-day, in the United States District
Court, Of the charge of robbing the post-oftice
last spring.
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THE SHARKS FaozRy.-It is said by the Oldest
settlers that such severely cold weather has new
er been experienced in Florida until this winter.
Capt Bontes de 0ca informs usthat sharks have
heen frozen to death during the late cold spell,
in Charlotte Harbor. Such an event has not
TRANSFERRED to his knowledge for the last thirty
five yearS-1dmpd Pe,.iNstttr.
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- z = Tx : : - r 7 3 = - Z = -
{ 1 a. 49, THE. PACIFIC : 49,

TIE. FAGIFIO.
PHm1pELrHi4, Feb, 1.-THE report relative
t. the safety of the steamship Pacific appears
to have but little founflatiou.z basbeentrace
TIA private letter, received At Halifax by the
canada dated Jan. 9s, containing the following
paragraph: a. a.1.i<a
z3e ''Lirsrpool, Jan. 2s.
''The weather has been very severe during the
past week The Pacific was obliged to put into
the Shannon river, on her way out of the Chan
mouth " @
There can of course be but little reliance on
such report, in theabsence of any referenceto
the Pacific by the five days later advices BY the
Canada.
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New York Business Notice.
crr1cr-Se5 ROADWAY. NEw YoRK.

EcrtaOfe IS In te nelI With his matchless prepare.
ton eOiortng and reyteza the capillary substance
which is 70 grow the apex Of The Uranium
nndtC by application this Dye, hair OF color
texture may be changed to superb Black or Brown. The
headquarters ct cRIsTADoRo are at NOS Aston House
Rev York.
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rNHE Adams Express Company, for the safe and speedy
i conveyance Of
MONEY, HALuARrE PACKIGEs, FREIGHT KINDS.
in charge special Is the only reliable
Wheeling (by Railroad rectl to New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
ASorq CENTRAL Ohio Railroad to Gainesville Columbus,
Cincinnati louisville Indianapolis Chicago and st. Louis
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio Railroad ~ o'clE p
~, Central Ohio Railroad at o'clock, Il. NJ
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
o'clock, a. NJ.
~ Butter Poultry Produce Of all kinds, delivered in
teen hours to Baltimore. y. PIGNI.AS, Agent,
ages Adams Express Co.
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THB OAN4DA

BosToS, 4 P. ", Feb. 19.-Thc Caan,Ia has
not reached her dock in consequence of the ice.
1t is doubtful her nlailsean be landed ia time
to be forwarded to the South this evening Capt.
Long answered from the swheel.houses that he
knows nothing about the report of the Pacific
having put back
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COTTON MARKET.

GHARLEsrox, Feb. 1sth-SaIes of 3, 500 bales
of cotton to-day, at an advance of fully 1-Sa
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c o LII o \ & Il i 7 G II S
OUTLINES
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.


ILLUSTRATED BY SIN MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENGRA-
~ 81 - vIN(iS -
rINIIIS work ready is believed TO he The first attempt
i made in this country 70 smbody, in separate
Treatise the prominent fHCts OF Pms cH Typography in
ntseble TO the great AOdy Of pupils attending
oar schools general plan iay Hs from the follow
ing list of subjects:
THE fANDIts extent distribution; Continents; ISL
auis; Volcanic islands Coral Islands, Mountains; Mountain
systems of the Eastern Western Continents; Upland
Plains or tabie-lads; Loyd Plains; Glaciers;
ta aud Avulanchs; Volcanoes; Volcanic regions; Ycsu
vius -fGtra; Earthquakes. ~ - ~ ~
THE WATER.-CEeuicaI composition CT Water; Mineral
Springs; Cltnracts Dfltas Qcearic and continental Rivers
Continent Lakes Dstributon Of fresh
akESOf salt Lake.; PLY steal difference OF
Lakes the Ocean, It's temperature, color and depth; Deep
SoUIiinEs; Waves. tides, currents; Gulf Stream.
THE ATMOSPIiERF.-Co Of the AiritS proper
ties Winds, variable winds winds, trade winds,
periodical winds, hurricanes; AOSuTe, clouds,
RAIN and hail; Climate, causes which determine eli
Inatr lSothcrmal lines
ORGANIC EXISTENCE-Plants Divisions OF the vegeta-
bic Kingdo Distribution of Plants; Food plants; Animals,
gOnsi Nan, races oi men. ~
The Appendix contains several articles relating the chief
productions OF countries tine exports OF countries trade
routes, metallic productions &C. Also, tables of the Noun
tainS Rivers. sc. - g 50 81 - .sl
The Maps which Illustrate the Book have been construct
ed with the greatest possible care land they wi II is
cuived he found sufficient give The Learner
idea Of the principal features and leading ply sc phCnome
of the globe.
The Principals of the Wheeling Pablic Schools have
announced the ConuisSuners''we chcCrfuly
mend its adoption text book.'
~ For sale (aso Cotton FItch's Modern School GcOg
raPbyl by
oe3t -a9w .5z.z..z.s-- Wheeling, Va.
Truth stranger than Fiction"
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EIRE

HiRTroRp, Feb Goodyearys Metallic
RuhbenShoc Mandatory, at Maugotuck.s was
destroyed By fire. on Sunday. Loss about 500.
900, on which there is SOL, 600 insurance.
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ELECTIONS

WAsEISGToS, Feb. The following is a list
of the recently elected officers of the Republic
can Association Of Washington:
President: nr E. NJ. ,Ioslin; 1st Vice Presi-
derit: ,Iacot Biglow; I'd Vice Pres't:: Martin Blu
ell; Recording Scc'y: Lewis. CIepha,ni; Cores
ponding scciy: Danl r. Goodlive;; Treasurer; II.
S Brown; Directors WIN. Blanchard, D. j.
Bishop, S N. Tudor, NJ. D. i:ss
The Association derives its Importance from
the fact that it is to be the common centre ofthe
Republican party's operations, with a view to
operate in the ensuing Presidential campaign
fift6st Z tf FROM HAVANA. s1Ai-s' ~
n. Y, Feb. .1g,-rhc steamer Catawba, from
New Orleans and Havana, has arrived Her
dates from Havana are to the sl3thi inst. The
Oatawba towed the Us frigate Saratoga out Of
the harbor of Havana, being bound to Pensaco-
Ia.
The markets at Havana. arc unchanged, and
FreightsI declining. ~ Il srF s4s tzaglar
The ship Anna Tiff, from New Orleans, had
been struclaby lightning at sea, and put into
Havana to repair She would probably, have to
discharge her cargo.
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sTruth STRANGER than Tiction.'

LET TIE AFFLICTED HE4R TIE IESTI3EOHY
tfEA.as Of Il LdDY. q
10 those who have the l-aSure knowing her
say nothing, but 10 others remark that desire
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak. NoGe APP
precale er jos and gratitude in being reiiev pain,
after years q! suffering Unparalleled bat those (f there be
any, who haxe suffered IKE her. ,.- -
Miss s. haslol been resident Of this ctyfor the last
years has btn successfully condueting school t3
Ban.or. The happy change in health subject
Of establishment and Joy her friends. VIZ ask
tnse Interested TO call on her She will tell them
her by HDto!s TinCtUre than written. Tls
is s remedy giving relief the sick, We refer
the public them. From distant places also hear
OF the happy result These facts,
testimony OF thousands hOuld SEepticism and pI9j
dice 10 hide ueir heads and concede that HaI6pOns Tine
tufe is wonderful discovery.
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Improved Artincial Teeth.

~
IR j. ALLEN late Professor the Ohio coliefp Of Ben
method OF constructing Artificial Dentures which combine
the following advantages:
tCNate the saliva infect the breath not even the
sghest moisture eau get between the teeth and plate
An Artificial Gum (which rs as estructbleas
the teeth fused high heat between and around their
base which unes them 10 each other and to the plate upon
which they This gum npars the teeth that Pc
euar and eEe appearance which characterize
s. Great strength Is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum and plate and no ordinary force OF mHstcatns can
break tien from tleT base.
Aelc&r and distinct articulation speech restored
Ti. Important change Is effected b having the inside OF the
teeth and gum To this form the tongue Is
readily adSufe This uerfCt Edantation t0ngIeto
the enre, prevents the kissing iuafhed sounds in speak
esd teeth
Tnaturul forrn and expression Of the mouth and Ease
be restorr wk.re they have become sulEen-
This is done by means additional attaeutntst ihe
framework supporting the teeth These attachments are 40
formed bring the suI.n portions, susts them
named gun compound md PARIS o, the
dentUrS and whcu formed raruUt Is dssctrt ey The
their original ulucss, also he natural form and express
made special feature authors practice tcr several
years past. y variety OtlhosogFaP5 and paSnsTFe"; re
Improvement md also With H. can his nhcC show
ing the great change in appearance which is produced IN the
countenanceS OF indiydn nOw
ed upon s principle, which the public inyitId TO call
and examine togethVrith other specimens Of bis work not
j. The plates usually employed for this work are pianu
c purity NJ which prevents the slightest taT'sh OF un
pleasant taste in the mouth In short M systrln embraces
many aud important features which are readily anPrt
ciatSd by nse wearing artificial deIres upon this lnc
pie With Fsrrnce 10 the utility Of this method numerous
testimonials can he given from eminent Dentists IN the vaT
Gus parts Of the Unto and persons wearing The work in this
and other cities.
Dr.. AILgS has arrangements by which he enabled
serve persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
]. ALLEN, no 80 Bond st,.es,
P.S-Persons desiring any further information in refer:
ehce to the above, viii be furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage by sending anote with address TO Dr. ALDEN
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p1rr Isl, l m, Feb. 10. $50.

- PITTsBrRGA, Feb. 10, sc.
The ice hereis from twenty to thirty inches
thick. fit should go off quick, there viii be a
great destruction amongst the boats.
Capt. Samuel Dean has called his new boat
the cambridge" She will run generally from
Pittsburgh to st. Louis.
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= i DEATH OF AN AUTHORIZES
WASH, Feb 10. Mrs Caroline Leg Hent5
the apth died at Marianna, Florida, on the
4 18th inst
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New York Advertisementg.
a9S FROM
ALBERT g. ISIClLARDS0N,SI.

ALBEIT GO. RICHARDS
Advertising and Corresponding Office No. yes BroadWoS1
a- t0ppOSte tlvr Park } NrW fpek. rif
F.NCiF \ WING AND PRINTING.
INAsITIoNABLE welding, Visiting, Complimentary aud
business Cards Consular and Commercial sgals
Seal Presses Certificate Of Stock and Deposit, Bs Of
Iadlng and Exchange ChreRs Drafts, Notes of Hand Bill
Heads, Circulars, Show Cards Labels Designing and ngra-
wing Wood, and every VARIETY Of Printing
Twin forward specimens ny mail Ton application, with L. Q.
stSupl Orders by mall promptly attededlo TernisFea
sonRbr Address WI. n DUESEIl,
inss.ia.iin, 1876 lsroaaMaN. cor. Dey 81. y Y.
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TnE contract for the Railroad Bridge, across
the Muskingum riverat Marietta, was last week
let to Capt c. t. Arms. The work will be
commenced as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route,
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
.-154 TRAVELLERS 5i1s s7srss
Twice DAILY, Sunday night exceptei between Rich
mond Washington City via Cordonsville and Alex
aniria. p
Hours of departure at Eish. aot.si
Returning leave W Washington. A. ii. and 7. 81.
Arrive at Richmond :, 1881 p VI aud AM
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington. flt 11i ~ lIsg3
THESE TWO RAILROAD HAVING NOsSTRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
anee always securing connections is shown by arri
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE RCuNoND WASHINGTON $50
An Omnibus viii be always ready to through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two DepOts free Of charge 81 ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danvie and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
peted to Danvle An AgentOf the Company wi receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danvie Road and at
baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
timOre Depot.
route 3lsz.
and Alexandria, Eel
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FRoM PrTsnuaaH-A gentleman connected
with the river business handed us the following
dispatch, received by him last night
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sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
r. AIIRO AID
&c. Esys u III assa a II
4ssssSa - 13sa -SsasSf sssssA
Change of Time

ON and after Tuesday, Aug. q 1850 until further notice
" Trains will be run as follows Saturdays excrptcd)
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THIRD DOOR EELOw 5. y. HAMPERS RAT STORE
.asl WHEELING, VA.
HAVE just received lot Of Boots Shoes
Il the PhiIad.pl made expressly
this trade, OF good beat workmanship, and
AIN prepared to furnish aud everybody with any
KIM Of goods tle may AMI IL nv lue - shoe
lU dollar bout, ,id variety, style quality material,
aud durability Of workmanship and prices caniot lie
passed by any other house in MS any other city.
Cents Boots and Shoes all kinds, qualities
made order.
Having employed Of Size wSrkuen the United
States satisfied that cannot fail please Sho may
favor me viii, = call.
Can and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists IL part Of tie following srtlclea
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots ~
100 100 DO DO s5Eisk
100 20 do do water pro, proof boots
MEMS BROGANs.
lG0 pair best calf brosauN;
100 100 DO DO KIP KIP.
100 do low priced boots,
BoY,s AND YOUTHS BKoGANs. 81
100 pair boys thick Grogansi
100 DO Kip
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
leo pairs Of calf bootsi
5 lSS &c DC ! % i
10 pairs lasting CATERS, al cOlera,
80 do walking shoes,
l50 do morocco buskins,
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