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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16
J. j MANN & SONS
E% N - n TNATEN
Reaper and Mower Combined,
A \ u
SINGLE MOW ER,
With thu cF IGSR
II
L kinds Of Gram and Grass, and has proved itself
Greatest Grain and LabOT-SaVing Ma
chine of the Age.

Greatest Grain and LabOr-SaVing Ma
chine of the Age.
We claim It's superiority All others in the following points
l. The admirable Of the Tongue which
the SHE draft Objectionable 70 machines.
g. The Patent Revolving Canvass Platform upo which the
grain falls and is carried the side Of the machine, de
posting in the cOucRve, from which &c Is thrOwn with the
revolving rake by the al Of boy reg late the sine the
bundles. II will average Of a bashel the acre
other mode Of delivering the rain to the binder
From the simplicity Of the Gearing and the height Of
the Driving Wheel Il IS by FAR the ghtest draft
The Sickle and Guards constructed that they viii
not clog snd can be repaired BY any blacksmith.
B. Il cuts equally well Nth fast motion.
g. ~ - difrabls, and easy 70 manage.
E$- We warrsnt al machines ufaetured by TO be
BE- done with a scythe aud grain well
he done with q cradle and
WAISTS GRAIN rHAx ANY OrHER HAEvEsrER IL usEi
tU- With rrgard to yr,HuBts We YOU'D ray, tha! this
machine has In every nstancr where cOmpe
iton with other Kespes either Public Trials
Fairs, taken the FIRST PREMIUM ~ follows Indiana
State Fair az Lafayette In 1853 the great Trial Of Reap
and MoSers Indianapolis June 81 lS54 Public
james lille, WIS., July &c 1855; the Ind Fair
Ind snapois 1855 all 4 the celebrated ReaPers
Of the day including Of the London and Psr5 Worlds
Fair notorigty.
In introducing this Machine to the notice Of
Farmers not opposed % tasv advantage Of the
testimonials that ght be brought f0rsaFi fsvor bat
shall oulg this refer great Reaper and Mower
trial Indianapolis, where Il triunphsntly carried OF the
FIRST Prize The best Reaper ami Mover, and received
20 tn state Board % Agriculture 70 be
awarded the rs premium oumbiu ed Reaper aud hoSer
This Machine h the invention o. ugenilus farmers and
mechanics WHO clearly during their labor IN the feds
the great need o. reliable Rearer, which Their skin ia
workshop gave them The knowledge % make
Those vi hing Reapers should order -ary, the suPpy
viii be limited. Address ARMSTRONG 4 CO.,
sPlU-u NAsHsnLs fESs.
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Coal. CoaI.!

DERsQSs ns CsAl hsG bSitsr mAks eoavsnisai Il
cal a. Esi5 -sd, e cotssS D.. cary % hoad@y.
aPla-si
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LIVE WHITE POLAR REAR.

The only living specimen 10 the United states and probb by
the most int eating .uiua uAttnt.
Al IuE AHoyE AsE tNstsiH NEW-have never been n
blrd here, ami rRhhi ed without extra carEr-
% q -n---.-- ~. ~ ~ ----- DIM III NJ
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IIAISINS

s)DD bo1ts Prins KsiHna assorted .isr-. received n
= OC.dsIty lnaFl WEskLL THvHFrOk.
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90 BARRELS Clover seed.
~ 20J bssbels Of Blue Grsss seed,
% do Trashy 90,
90 10 Orchard DO,
Is do Onian srtt;
- har els Whiis Ne alnck Potatoes.
Just received per Steamer JoAn BEL Aui Tor sale By
nA-ehfs ARMSTRONG 4 co
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Chattanooga Tamery for Sale.

7 WILL SELL application is made before the LIST Of May
my newly established
Steam Power Tannery,
IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The numerou facilities reaching the inrNhaustioie Oak
forest u this district Hide markets generally makes
this the desirable locality the West for manufacturing
Leather.
This Is probably the most exten i've Tauuery IN the "es
and being contributed with tHdeHHue eFteftsieT
be cheapy aud emily made capable Of manaac-
turing than 100000 w n o. Leather per annum
The Tannery Machinery and ofices entreN new and
disposed Of upon liberal terms approved pnrohas-
ers further particulars apply TO T. G. PEARL Esq, 81
the City Bank, Nashville.
JOHN BYNUM. Proprietor.
mah2s-1m Chattanooga, Tenn.
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4 IOatIng Palace.
which will be exhibited at
NJ a q II

which will be exhibited at
N a . III W IL II.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE 25D Earn, 25rH AND 26rH DAYS oT APRIL
For Four Days Only. Open at and P NJ, each day
The beautiful and daring Polish refugee,
VI a a "a me OlinZa.
In her thrilling terrific snd st ~ time graceful
upon the TIGHT ROYE
ext need IN mid air fom the door Roof And Al th,
tgE, height SIN 40 corl, walking back ards ana Tor
wnjs ascending bhnIodrd, Dancing Values Polkas and
Pron'trs, PNing fNlui,tey the Corn,t Piston and
achieving many Of the most exciting and Startling feats ever
Introduced Ia furpssng other living Artate in this
department
Al>o-that incompreh nsblr genius
MIR. y. Il. G.. NELLIS,
who has p-arsd with great eca brior the urineipa
crowned heads aud nobility Of Europe well ~ The soyr
.Fns ~ America, ani re ryrd rrn each substantial and
gratifying dru-s u ths pprccaon they entertained Of
his extraordinary skill SIR Mans,
WITH ms TOES ALONE,
Cuts PrgGcs and Valentines, Opcas Winds up waic
Writes and Flids Letters, Shoots with and Arrow a
Quarter - Dollar tn PAGES, Hnd s~lion m-sss loads
sHa dschaEErs Pistols, Pays he AecoTdonn aud DION
cello, and pst1rms numerous similar intricate operations
wth facility and htt Uf people cannot aspir- 10
u'h l use az their hands and hHErr den onstutug how
sfna'Y Nature D. usatrs Tor dy!ecVs orFauiEaou
Aso-IhAt rare anima' q
LIVE WHITE POLAR BEAR,
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Nashville and Chattanooga r ailroad.
STAR CANDLES.

TUST RECEIVED. shipment Of loo boxes Gross Du
ID irch brand. Gle p Ter ca h. IA. MCCALL.
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The Travelling Public

The Travelling PuDllc
CiAN find At No. 81 oIege St a spend assortment
I. Trunks, Va.ises, Ca pet Bags and Satches
marcbg5 SNYDER 4 FRlZZELL-
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CataWba Wine

WILL keep constantly hand supply Of Dry Spark.
ling Wines, which will furnish The trade al Cincinnati
prices lreights added. lapl b 7. A. MCCALL.
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n<z2EEaB~A~
SNYDER g. FRlZZELL

Ii Avs removed temporarily no. 20 Public square. (uext
door q ThompsOn Col where they viii glad TO
see their risnas and the trading pubic generally.
Their stock cts, sho-s franks, Carpet Rags and Va
hse' large AMI al which offered at loo prices.
are
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

GREAT DEsrRucroS OF SrEAxBoArs-By
dispatches received in this city yesterday, we
Lean that the ice gave way in the Mississippi ri
ayer at st. Louis, on Tuesday, causing great de-
struetion 20 the steamboats, in that port. Twelve
boats were cat down by the ice, and sunk, and
twenty others materially damaged Up to the
time fthis writing, no dispatches have been re-
ceired giving the names of the boats sunk and
damaged Should such Information come to
hand, it viii be found IN our Geographic col
umns
We have to add to the steamboat tEsastersthe
sinking of the steamer South America, in the
Ohio river at Evansville, Ind, with a full cargo.
\ part of her freight was for this city, which
was covered by insurance in the Fire Marine
Company OF Wheeling
These losses, with those at Cincinnati, will
bear heavy on the steamboat men of our West
ern rivers, and We fear the end is not yet, but
thatwe will have to announce disaster after dis
aster, until our rivers are entirely freed from
:. ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The s1OG. N. Train will connect at San
dusky with Morning Toledo; Monroeyie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of c. T. Roads,
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
/ Railroad.
The 500 P NJ. Train will connect at sandpsky with steam
Bay City from Detroi at 3Ionroev with western Train
c. T. r RI at Shelby Junction at5'2l p N. with the Mail
Train c. C. c. r. c. for Columbus CincinnEti Mans
field Junction at IS P 81. with Fast train o. P. r. r.
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NORTH-The s'26 " Train will make close con-
uecton Newark with Nail Train from Belair c. o. +.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; ct
Shelby Junction at IL 10 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo ard New York, and at MoEroeYe with
Mail Train @. 4. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
21O Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Roai at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh shelby Junction 5-2
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland onroeve with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and at Sandusy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. Il. ROBINSON. supt
sandusky, Aug. 1, 1885. srpt5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

YESTERDAY was thawing day, assisted by a
steady rain. The river rose about two feet, and
the creek isstill swelling Tho ice will probably
give way in the creek to-day. and cannot remain
stationary much longer in thertver. 1t was cx-
pected that the ice would break up at Pittsburgh
last night, and the river wasrising at that point
Information from the mountains represent the
tributaries of the Monougahela as running out
freely and full.
Everything that can be, has been done to
place theboHts at our landing, in position Of
safety. They have steam up, and every prepa
ration made to meet the breakup when it comes.
Yet serious apprehensions are felt for their safe
ty, as human forethought is not capable of pro-
yiding against the dangers of the breaking away
of an ice field, thickenet by the frosts of seven
ty days, and driven by 1na,idened torrents burst
ing from their mountaiu gorges. But we hope
for the best.
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.YHEI5AT EST MEM S
----RRORIERD-E n -.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
S}Al I.IF9 ~. !. .N ! Tvs
ARRIVA All OF THE STEAMER HLINOI

|
NEw. YoRk, Feb. 27th,-The steamer Illinois
arrived thisafternoon from Aspinwail, bringing
California mails to the 9th, and 81, 140, 900 in
treasure.
The Illinois connected at the Isthmus with
the steamship Golden Age, which arrived at Pa
mama on the 18th
The steamer Philadelphia left Aspinwall on
! the 18th, for Havana.
The specie by the Illinois is principally con
signed as follows: Drexel & Co. $2SO,O0O, VIM.
Hogc & Co. 100000, Metropolitan Bank ITO 900,
Wells, Fargo & Co. II, 900.
News from California unimpertant
Market dull, but showing signs of improve
ment. Jobbing sales of Gallego Hour at SIS
Butter size. Lard IL. Crushed sugar 1874.
Whisky 10. Linseed oil 1885, Turpentine 80.
Clear Pork in half bis 1850 Alamantine can
dies 80.
The business portion of San Andres has bscn
destroyed by lirc-loss $4,000.
The California State Senate passed resolu-
ton declaring itlnexpedicnt to elect c. S. Sen
ator the present session.
The Limatour claim has been confirmed by
the U. S Land Commission. The claim covers
10000 acres of land in and near San Francisco.
Estimated worth six milIions. Ii YlIl be carried
to the Supreme Court
The steamer Belle exploded her boilers near
Sacramento, killing S0persons and totally de-
strOying the boat.
Many others are badly injured and others
missing. The only names given Of the missing
are Napoleon Hyte, pilot, Alonzo Taylor, clerk,
and L. Sheets, mate.
Gen. Wool returned to San Francisco, with
dates from Oregon to 26th January. No more
fighting.
The Gen. called for five more companies OF
volunteers.
The Panama Star mentions the report that
the French frigate Ambuscade, on her way to
Nicaragua, to enquire into Gen. Walkers treat
ment of French prisoners. <iIlls
Revolutionary parties are being formed in Nj
caragua, and GoSto Blca is sending force a
sainst him. Nothing later from South America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

The finest quality of ladies glove leather CATERS and bus
very and soft article Ladies' glove leather Cal
tiers high heels sole, and button up the side,
CHILpREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco, goat, leather lasting,
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle ties slippers, Oxford
ana all other kinds and always hand At ioE Picss
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and OTsrshees o
very qualify also great variety of other goods
enumerated which will sell the accOmnOda.
siI del ts'His n. L. DORSEY.
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a PROTEST.

B4LFIxoEE, Feb. 227z-i largemccting of mer-
chants and other citizens, was held at the Mer-
chants Exchange, at noon. at which resolutions
were adopted protesting against Francis P. Blair
protesting to represent the citizens of Baltimore
in the late Black Republican Convention at Pitts
burgh. Mr. Carkron, the President of the bo-
gus meeting that appointed Mr.. Blair delegate,
desired to speak, but the meeting refused to hear
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ARRFSTED

BosroS, Feb 2z.-Dan'E c. Emery was taken
into custody yesterday on charge of being con-
cernsd in the recent forgeries in Philadelphia
upon the Southwark, GiraFd, aud Farmers and
Mechanics Banks. The accused was formerly
sentenced to the Stste prison of Mass, for ten
years for torgeries upon Boston Banks, but Was
pardoned after serving two years HE'S a law
yer by profession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

As an evidence of the severity of the present
winter, We. notice the fact that our exchanges
from most of the river towns come to us printed
on half sheets, their supply of paper having
failed, and the frozen state of the river prevent
ing the arrival of new supplies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-NIr Stephen tircssinger
has sold the St Clairsyille Gazette to John II.
Hcatsn, Esq. Mr., II. was, some years ago, con-
nected with that paper, asco-editor and propri-
etor with Mr.. Gressinger, While We extend
the handof welcome to the new editor, we must
he permitted to express our regrets at parting
with one who has SO long and hOnOrably filled
the postof editor, as the gentleman who has
just retired from the control of the Gazette, has
DONE ef.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

FoR s.,Lk-An old established business, re-
quiring but small Investment of money, and
paying good per centage on the capital, is Of
tered for sale on the most accommodating terms.
For particulars inquire of the editor of this pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

FRnsA GEoeRRiEs,-=When we buy thing, it
Is satisfaetionto know that we get what we
want, and good article. Now, We can say that
the teas, coffee, fish, dc, &c, advertised in to-
days paper by Mr.. Heburn are good We know
q it. for we have tried them, and can confidently
recommend their quality to our friends, and if
any one thinks we are no judge Of such things,
let him step in at 81 Monroe street, and examine
for himself His black and green teas are par
tieularly fine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

TIM Petersburg TntelIigencer is congratulating
its readers upon the charming weather-azure
sky mantled in sunshine-thep now have. BE
so kind, Mr.. S44E, rs to send US small share Of
it, for We need it much out here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28
MEDIGAL..I.
: an SHOUL6 D. 5'RE5 IY'!lJ . q
. n. = io s. r EFT Err 8
CELEBBATEDs Aa
sEarE ST MAGHBITEERSsSss
100. 900 Tsottls. Aold l.l oae, 1snr,


NOTHING in The rssreiO,.as In The uedleGI lspFket
II tuT the aft tty yuHs, h7a geggt or eau IA
article be produced equal to th:5 ftl
Hsls lssI sstiEEAE rk9SRI-DfSPFpTlCs sIfHsE
Dr. hostrtcTs prcpsralian!a MT ~ sid grspnyR ytoe
nor the mere experimental result Amateur f 81.
ciuas verbal investigator. i :is TrscE " pseioruI
aud elaborate study 81 oe CT the scientific cr!sgs ~
The Hrescn. ccutpEy,
l Ho.sttcT submits his 'avEGaiIc RlSss 20 S;S ci .
cel .sts @ g7t 70 stu bsflsr, PIsf .ig- ye,r
VNn c"1uep- ace ttae lnIcrtivS ~ iSs ifittrs all
efses Vii bs aiae Ioa1,s' "a as aiticss
/ bly, saeTt space Q! tins uyor the sys=tA.
pters 80 O''''A
Trllryed aS orce. 80.
= arc you annoyed by itfSestici' isco9s ;is saa.s no
Tee % these breTs.
lrNe yoR FveF and At 8 How iaariy the,satd. IN tie
Heat aiia South hase bsyi crCtt tazcVH.iu desiroy
lls disease, BY tue use OF these BiItuTg,
NJ should fiY Tbs hniitOir Ne yestnre lfEi
nat ttsTs used Of
aKie cRuu0t pcrur. ~ y ffFtg FfF rT4F
gne Pine EassI, taAya tlss thass day isfVfe rrsa
VIA 5S found great iCnc aElu which 81 nav sppschts
reh personally sAtlhsd u s ATT ihty v be b Civ,
Ing ths blEIeTvcre IItsi. - slE stE
There are o'heC Itirrs, same ahSA
ave So'naEauvelS HSEihsss, Or htt4Tsare Wii5ppt \
rival Tor thcr medicinal lGattA Ihty are nut VI In
square bottles, containing surt WIKI Tie dlTtctionssb
anu ~ ~ HoStfksIS 0ilich BtcIs, blown iht bot.
Tie. None nther gcnniut.
PElcE ONE UoLL!SI; TER BuTTiK
Az For sails by III, the principal Drggisis Hotel RaVs
cstauraut. ape peRlsra generally ,rols0ut ihe Jil.
States, audhy
LAgGnLgSs lusgfIEip and
4. II. LoHAN Co,
IsHrl N!lss,'t.. r.lfrH hnfshng.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

AccoUSTs say that all the streams above US
are rising. Is "lIigher Water coming down
upon uss Where's 'scag-rag," the King of
WhaIf ratsy
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fEMPEE Met ODIEs

lRoHNs Esssnseo q JsllaIea Ginger
FoTSsle WI. J. ARMSTRONG,
5nIG 80 MaIkefEt-
Inns md 71LOIR- 80
T HAVE hand ~ FaIay FIOur. Also-sare-
"a r-Ylt roaa WI HEBusN
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view YOrk ,AdYertisements.
ALRRRT a. RisiIIIG5HARDsONI1
Improved Artinoial Teeth.


J0R ALLEN, late Professor nthe Ohio csssg of Den.
~ al surgery, Yites attention 70 his hgtiy Improved
method Of constructing Artificial Dnarcsi Which combine
the following advantages:
/ There are sgah or creviees for tho lodgne
TO yl2e the saliva OF infect The breath, IS not sTea the
slightest moisture between tr teeth and pla'S
IA Artificial Gum which Is rni and indSS'Euetite -
testh iusS az hG hssl bsEser ard aFeana heir
bare, Nh!e unites he toeaeh ether and q The upon
which they This gun 1arts 10 the teeth that le'
enlie expression and Ike Appearance which chsraetsis
s. Great Strength Il Obtaed by thus uniting the tech,
qua and plate, and no ordinary force Of nasatg san
!. AceNr and distinct articulation speech b restored.
This Important eHng T. ELECTED by having t Inside Of the
readily adspted. This perfect adaptation OF the tongue
the dentuTe, prevents hiang lItvd sgrrs IN seak
siSl teeth.
. TAe natural form and expression Of he mouth aud ises
can be restored in cases where y E9ve bseens
This done by means Of additional attNchnsntst 10 The
supporting the teeth. THESE attachments arc so
iore as 10 bring out the sunksn and sustain hen
in their proper position They covered with the abovn
named gum eoporn and become component eEs OF tSS
dsutaTe and Nht rightly formed sannst be detectGa ~ me
closest Observer Thh method Of restoring the chteIs IN
sion Of lhe mouth Hhdls has been wen tested having esn
InadC aspecal feature In the authors practice for several
tspesses which have been taken Of persons without his
improvement aud also with t be sesn a his ofee sho
eorntetanees Of now
ed upon this principle which the public are invited to can
requiring the above Attachments.
The plates usually employed for this work are FStina
the purity Of which the slightest arSh or ut
pleasant taste In The mouth. In short, this system ehTEocs
many and important features, which readily
Pie With reference to the utility Of ms nshod numerous
testimonials be given o eminent Dentists inihe vari
and other cities.
Dr.. AIrEs has arrangements by which he Is enatod to
serve persons from distance Immediately on Srrivai-
). ALLEN, No. 80 bond .t,set.
Ps-Persona desiring any further information III refer.
snsstshe above, VIA e With pa,Rrhlyt. tIes Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

Ihena|l9atIon o.. Tho P0temac WILDE resumed
tomorrow by the steamboats, on the regular
Southern route
Snow commenced falling carly this morning,
but as the weather is mild it wilI::probably turn
to rain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

SAILED.
BosroS, Feb. e6.-The Canada sailed atnoon
She took no specie.
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CLEVELAND and PTTTSBURSH RAILROAD.
q. g. MAIL DAILY LINE
nstwREy tirsFi 2
- Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
a,nSs.h THE fine side wheel pSs- :
IT, senEvr steamer FOREST CT
TYi Capt Gee. d. AIoore,and sts4Sff
S&2$sEfz1DIURNL, Capt. !Asa Shepherd :
wiz run daily between Wheeling and Ptsburghthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday Wednesday and Fri
A. Srrivg.lt Weilsyle In time TO connect with the
cleveland cars and at Pittsburgh in time for the morning
Inns East Rctrninte Forest Ci;y Ierves Phi ssbarcy.
cry Tuesday Thursday and saturday and The Diurnal every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ut IL A. NJ; arriving at
Whreiing in time for the mail lines for Ohio.
{ FOR freight or passage apply on board or 70
s Through tickets for Cleveland Toledo, Monroe, De-
sToit sIEagEee Chicago Builoand punkrk sold at the
]. NJ. HAMILTON, f.-7FT
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf BOut ut the foot Of Monroe street,
VIM attend to the receiving and delyern5 Of freight and
Freishtfor an s regular VIII be received
eharEs. nY19--tE.
Regular Union Line Packet
BErwEES
WHEELING & CINCINNATI TT.
Rsaszs = CITY OF WHEELING,
M, cSgsal1 John As,ass, Jr.,
- = r ~, and Cincinnati evesy Thursday at 10
For freight or passage apply to sc BAKER co.
Shippers will please take notice that the boat leaves rs
a ssa sass aassF''s time an ss mus. be On board BY
'mhsI - s EakER { co,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYES,
RIM undersigned 5rt SeSsi; ~ heir spring salea
fresh assortment Of ali Goods IN their line, both dOmss-
In Offering their stock they are enabled BY Important
changes in their busess to TO cash and prompt six
months buyers bargains In all descriptions Of their Goods;
the quality to be strictly Gs represented.
Physicians hare opportunity Of selecting from stock
the popular pharmaceutical and chemical
preparations at reduced priees -
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