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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

A iIussscAxs. email spssiose Of
lie ksad visited - o Tossday -
howssg dovs shs fssoss u ssssss!
Bsildio9s which we're 10 prseeese, o.
ssscsios, bet, 10 believe, did - ssssess
damage. Advocate (lyens.)s
wosra Co-is bsgisisg to-sissacs e.
tension. although sos yes in ssstes..
Bsistol 10 the prospsssiss eoossy-sse''
Capitol Rspovsrs.
81. CAusLEs-Cosnty Sect es'u0yd
Go. il IL l-2-milss belew Ossges % sse
Ceds, river, asd . ''sosss" bssises.
plats. Ninety builSises sss e"sas:essd
Tor, to 50 up in che ssas s'A nessas'-
ID.
Toorn.-A msnsses tooth. ueigbisl
six pous % and u . pssssss sssss OF pre-
ssrvasion wss sossd sssesss isshs ~
Of tho North Stsuk sisss, AsAasks %.
near Ossill,s MIL.
The JssssviNs (Prs~es Cossty). Ass
aid, % isdspso0sas sswspapss says .
Bschs,sD and Bteckspyidge:.
TAsy are lost ire msW sos The ti0ss-
! men that every Union lovieg sss'sse
Of COR glorious Republic osghs %, an
10 hope will vote for, q the ssxs Hsss'
dentisl SECTION.
In 1870 Mr. Fremont voted IN the U
Senate against sbolishisg slsvssy 10 u
District OF CoIumbia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

fFSPuRs VI. PIxSsA1nSas.-BsM Of
tho AK who 10 one OF the anaisot
Wings, goes for "Old Buck" horns and
all. On being asked BY on Of the III.
sionists who couldn't be elected Mayor
or First Ward Councilman, becsuee the
limits Of the prssiact dido't include tho
long heels Of The adjoiniee oounties,
Why they tvo could not vote together
this fall, BEN, who has seen more hunt.
ing ground and camp. fires, eat more
gsmo and found moro paths than ki1
CARSON ever showed cRExoNT, replies.
"Well, whom vote fes Democrat, old
fellow, | 20 for On oil he one, With full.
grown spurs, not for . half dsdgsd
spring chicken, Observation-Disclosures
gate, and ~ that. bet ~ mooey oa
the old game. cook. Cleveland FIoin'
De0 Ter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04
kNOInERs STILL THEY COME
AND YET OTHERS.

The Democrats Of Hartford, Conn.,,
Lad ono Of the largest and most en-
thusiastic political gatherings ever held
IN that State, and the popularity Of
The whole thing, was the coming for
ward Of the leaders Of the old whig
party and pledging themselves to go
for Buchanan and Breckenridge
Among them was Hon. Charles Chap
man. ex-member Of Congress, andone
Of the most eloquent and talented
speakers in the New England States.
In his speech, he said:
~Why, cir, where shalt 60 under such
eiseuostauces - these? Where can 20,
end where can every man who cares for
his eountsy 70? The democratic party,
With 10 bsead national princip now that
otA0 qssos(ions on which some OF US have
AiGsee1, b the only party that we cen Join
ed honestly carry out our views in con.
1odG1ike this. Here we are-some OF 10
esseoialy, and ] think there are many
lAeoa(heut the country. (Crsat cheerring)
- W Vail eel IN TINS struggle, u It be
oosueRDe, and 10 ne The result does not an.
go 1cubiful. But, whilst I shall vote for
Doehoaan and rveckenridge with . strict
Sseos6 . what believe to be for the best
ln6osesas 81 the country, there are two
th6aep that will mt promise-6rst, Twill
~ peeuise to make political speeches in
~ eaersig.s second, will not promise
~ . % 60"
1Ais speech ELECTED nine hearty cheers.
10 tAs shove, We add few names,
- = the long list Of wings that are
lally joining the Democracy in Con-
nesljeat: Col Hazard, late Chairman
- he Ceatrat Wing Committee !;
Hsa. Charles Chapman, Late Wing
1lae = Congress, ftom the Hart
sieti n. Mosgaa 10; Hon.
= oelpiA ssesutly elected
Paysn. y ~ psno-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04
OPINIONS OF f6E NsEurnAL

The Pittsburg Chrenicls I, On indie
pendent jousaal with strong anti.slsvsry
proclivities.. Il cannot b soeuseA Of
any peculiar sympathy With the dsao-
cratic party. In the Saturday number
Of that paper On able article appeared
reviewing the present positios Of the
political parties OF the country. Il
concludes with the folio wing language !.
elm the present state Of thines. the
election Of Nj. Buchanan seems to 10
ain exposing .hi. opision, y. .p...
from = stand point, outside oil psrtv
lines or oblis asions,. with No desire or
inteation to eavr The interests Of one
party more than another. We simplv
give utterance to solemn truth. which
The people will not hear from any ether
sosree thsn that Of the indspsadsat
prsss.~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

DFRAUD.-We would call attention Of the
public against fraud daily practiced upon
the unsuspectng In the article Of DR. J. HOSTEL
TER's celebrated Stomach Bitters. Since these
BitsegS have become popular. others having been
making preparations 70 initiate H. and in eases
have purchased Old bottles and re-tlIled them. We
would advise oil persons to buy o none but respeca-
bic dealers; the genuine are al covered with metal
Inc cap, ane the name on it.
For sale BY Barkley.' Thompson l. Co. Agents,
corner Of Second and Percy Streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Sr,air OF BLACK REeUaL:cAHisx.-As
sBllck Republican meeting 1t Monroe.
Greene County, Wisconsin, % the 3ist
ult The following resolution was sdop-
ted:
"Resolved, That Il 10 the duty of the
North, in case they fail in .electinx . Presi-
dent and Congress that will restoee free
The poughk.eps;e IN. w Telegraph
Black Republican political clergyman make
the following declaration:
81 pray daily that this accused Umien
may be dissolved, even IL bloOd be split"
these utterances show the sentiment By
which the Black Republican party - sni.
mated. Can any lover OF his country lend
the slightest aid toward the elevation. q
such party TO power?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

CouNrRRrEirs AFLoAr.-The Buffalo
Courier says that bills purporting TO be
issusd from the Potomso River Bsnk,
Georgetown, D. O., have been put a6oat
in that city. It 10 understood that come
go, 900 worth Of these have been prepa-
red for circulation, and that quite Q
quantity Of them have passed at differ
ent points in the West within . few
wseks. The fact that the bills ere Aot
quoted 10 any Of the regular directors,
furnish . suf6eient reason for dissrust IN
regard to them. The bills are signed G.
Spalding. President, L L Beacon, Cash
Ter. In the centre is an engraving Of .
train OF cars, on the right hand the esd-
dess Of plenty. and on the left . female
figure in . sitting position.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Banking Z Exchange.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL & CO.. Main s.
COk + SARGENT............c Main &Second
nciRcGOR, LAwES l. BLAKEMORE,.. Main st.
CAUBb, BRO. BARROW L CO., Cor. Main % SITS
Land Agents.
NICHOLS, IsBELL. CO.. main st
ALLEN 1 DOOLAN.. ..Orr's Building Brady ST
Dry 0ssds.
SUTTON CO......... cor 3nd and Rock Island sts
GEO WEAVER .. ..Main.st, near Cork 4 Sargent
VIC WADSwORrH ID st; opposite IeClaire Mouse
KNAPP = RkDAOE. No. = LeCtaire Row.
a. Corner I'd and Brady.
". AHSAsS'sss'......... II, LeClaire
ClosAing.
SAMUEL PERRY ................ .f,pp. Post Oncs
L. EOW ENSIEIN. ..s.sss.....NO. LeClaife Row.
!. >; RAkE.:............Brady, bet. ID 4 9Th st.
4. CASTEEL 4 CO.. Cor 81 & Brady q.
MI Goods a1A 0rocssies.
4. H. HEIDENHRIARR........ 2nd, near BraAy 4
watches & JsWslSy.
HOUSED: 80 IeClaire Row
=. y. DILLON. mo. LrClaire How.
- - - NAAsOON.s Brady, above ID.
0eoks Z Stationery.
y. II. STARR. ct. op Ie Claire House.
nLL1 CO............No. LeClsire Roy.
sA'' AOAAs CO-...............Neer Post Once.
HAS Z Caps.
4 =; ALSf0N L brady ct. below "a.
=: US.SN ....s .....s.........Je Claire Row.
v88DRD 1 CAAMrTON. second streeA
NIA1AkN.:........ 1roat L brady .
SVW1Ab CHlLu.....e.....2d st., east 0f Brad
Wholesale 0PeeePs.
1A9kLkY. THOMPSON Z Co.. Coz. 81 & Perry
y. DALxHLL = co.. Cor. ID & Perry.
nko1 . AUNdek. End, near Brady.
kn!Ck ERBOCK1R BROwN, Front st., Up. Ferry
1xAN = RN................ Burrows Rlock
OSugsists.
9. :. WHBB................. No. 10 IeClaire Bow.
0sns's Yus.ishisg Gssas.
ALSION CO.. .,....... Brady 1t. below %.
1MArr& neutrality-suspicious. Leclaire Row
v6AOBS = CHAMPION. Second q, east VI BradD
Deees Z 0hees.
1OOkE = BROWN. Brady het. "a 4 "a
SAoAo SOHDAN... .FOnt bet. Brady : Perry
1ebaeee Z Cigars.
u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t near RSsAy.
W0. bBANkEL.. Brady near Front.
Assie Z Musical Insey.nepss.
JOo8t4 4: No. 8 LeC1aire Bow.
Seeves Z IinWose.
1YAM S1A1lY,........C as. Front 4 Main STA.
1W13043LL = 01LLRFT. ;. Nrssiy bet. : =, -
~ tswa AsSacu1suSal Depos,
VUns, vku1 CO. :. .cor prnat \ lslanA
AeesAee 49, sa41issy Dgesawass.
1At0ur = HEARS. ...... ~ n ~ lssdy 4 Rerry
1sssss.s6. nsssstssaes - UpAslssssy.I
vSsssss,: - lrs.s
or0 se1je c. ~
A. ssssse, sS,ou8 pNue r 1n6ol
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04
LATEST VIEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

0oSuA1S SVSy b
The steamer Canada from Liverpool on
Saturday 2ls, arsised here at 9l-2 O'Clock
last evening.
The excitement consequent % Mr.,
Champions arrival out, speedily subsided.
and as Mr.. Dallas was not to be dismissed
the recruiting business was REGARDED o.
indefinitely settled, and hopes were freely
iuterchanged that the central American
question would soon be also.
Mr.. Buchananss nomination made but
little stir.
Peace meetings and friendly addresses
to America were abundant.
A rumor had prevailed that Great Britain
wouM send no minister 10 Washington du.
ring the Administration Of President
Piece. 1t was, however, merely runor.
Springfield, July 1.
The American State Convention ASSEM-
bled At 2 P. NJ. lOl towns were renre-
sented by 523 delegates. Thomas Colt. Of
PittsGeld, was chosen President.
On the first ballot for President, Fremont
had 228 votes, Fillmore 40, Stockton 4.
Baaks 8, Pomeroy l.
Second bsllot- Fremont $50, Fillmore
1877. An ELECTORAL ticket was nominated.
Of which A. A. Lawrence and Thomas
Colt were the delegates at large.
The subject Of dominating State ticket
was deferred. w. F. johnson was nox.i.
mated for Vice President,
After the adjosssneat % The Aueei.
can Couveneio0, . postioo Of these Who
had voted for fillnore, 10 all'obous 100.
remained aud organised by the ehoiee
ct james N. Wall. Of Hosssssss, y
M. Jones, Of New York, addressed
them: He urged them to stand 6ra. and
promised that New York give her IS votes
d.. + Cook Of Bestss. thoueha hat
fraud had ben Yeaseiesd allseiae that
there were only 337 delegates @ a.
Convsatioa. No ssid that there he'd be-
. plot eonsostsd ct tho Parker Heree.
Boston, 20 cell oct he Americas Psrtv.
similar 20 the attempt, which failed IN
such sigsal manner lest yeas.
The nooinatios OF rillooes aaj Dos.
sldson was ueasinossly ratified, aod .
committee was speistsd 70 call . State
Conventi,u.
81 Louis, Jsly Z.
0UVSs uSO 011eoooso0 10 the
oteemer 81. Clair, at The upper end OF
the Levee, and consumed bsf and steen.
ere Paul Aedsrson, Grand Turk, ! n
SeoetDo{l, Southssaes aud Sesaoae-all
90 b!e6oathesue1. Oauee unkoovn.-l
Loss tlOO.O 900, insurance uaknova.
Philadelphia, July Let.
TIE wharf ct Tie foet Of Reed streee o.
se@11H1hls evening, end he hsavy shssss
>lafsiek Z Ses's, Ser ysisine
u, ~ e0ooe 10 crowd ~.
- eAtl1see v6e woso psoojoo1s
r. - - thas fse0 1Ooo eOpNI
$50 veeD t1oAo4 1aineo @ 1gsb41.
phjoooeophiop SNly =
.sss - ~. ~ 80 = kd
s1a y ~ VA S '' * ~ ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

INpIANA.-The lndisns Jaoksonisn
ssts down the Democratic osj ority il
that State Ut $1,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Exsscy 70. R,P Van W,kKLRIsx.-A
nswspapsr IL the looking glass Of the
oo00esoo AZ . town. lts Advertising
eolunss reflect the energy Of ito bust
sess men Or ito opposite quality. In
vssisbly b Who sdveytises most, il not
deficient 10 athes. qualifications, will ul-
simatsly bs most successful and that
town which hes most Of fach men will
soooees command . position TO draw
tssde.to it. Lei an individual with the
bet end most complete assortment, cit
down and wait for customers, and he
will not succeed. Let him, on TIE con-
ssasy, msks every new acqusinsance be
cen, personally, with those with whom
he nay personally associate, and BY sd-
ver:isise for those he cannot sec, and in
oil bic scts show life and energy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

h Dsvssssscs.-Jsmss bucasuae
su1 Jshs q Frsmont ass both identified
- ~ Dsibossaaie pasty - there =
. AiGsesses between shs Dea. bsetaa-
q 10 mild. eessilistesy, alxays 1stisg
The welfare u bic oosassy,. sashse sbao
~ hss party, the role ofshis sstion.-
Fs.ooas, on the % the other hand 10
vlsss bitter. llis feeling towsrds The
Whiss osy be inferred from . scnark
Of be, s.Sir," said he ''l've lived upon
rsls best ssd grssshopper riss /; bot
Whis psiasiples sicksu and disgust ne
mere than either" II thess . nan Who
esss bore he ssus o. vhig. viii vote
~ essh s.bigotf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

A good sstured- sxesss IL msds By
Mr.. Fly. in behalf Of printers Who sses-
sioaally lsbos undsr . srirituose STRIFE
sare OF the reasoning powers. ono
veedes, >. ssys she, sssftas setting up,
Ill Gay 81 I'll night, setting pp; setting
up end setting mp, that, thsys shosld
grow shssst nisdsd and got Get up
6emselvoe.n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

y - Tsss?-Colooel Hssaook, ths
A1oek sersblisso sandidsts for Psssi.
Aos, 10 . STAKEHOLDER! So ststss
\ J Lewis. Rsq., Of Boston, upea bic
ora knolejee.-N II Patriot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

GELAxp WAssAxfs.-TAers hes bseo
eooshss considerable decline in land
vsssssts o. New york, sed IN aaskss
10 TOO osss tlsd f1r quotAsiss. The
sspply 70 considerably 10 sdvsnes Of de-
nssd. ~ Warrington, lard warrants
ere Quoted - follows: lo0's 90s96 !;
l0rs $500; COS S5soOs 4O's 100 "a
kllli. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Onder this head limited numbsr Of spscia notices,
will ,, inserted at ten cents per line esch insertion
Or 1fty cents per week.
A~S NOTlCE-The members o. the Young
w Mems Literary AsscciAt ion arr particularly
requested TO meet at tbs Hall Monday evening
n.xt. July It'll ~ past O'Clock a. elect President
Jy32t JAS. J. SLADH Rec Sec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

TWin-Cily Book Store
AN d NE VS. y EPO Il
and street opposite L. Claire n.sse.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
BOOKS! STATIONERYl
Magazines ! Newspapers f! &C.,
TtONsTANTJ.Y on hand, anil daily receiving a.i.,i-
Books, Na.naery,
Maps, Lths graphs,
Port Noales. Cold and steel Pens,
&C. ,toeehcr With great variety Of articles nssarly
kept At BOX Stores.
Publishers Asent--br sale Of Al tAe popular Hev
Books. Magazines and Newspaper. 4ubscripttons
New York. no.ton. Cincinnati md cA,c:so D:''es
.vtscs! .vsscs!f
We receive regularly the following Aagnzines aud
Harper. Goi-y.
Graham, Putnam,
Pctersca, 0lackwod,
Household Words, wavcrly Magasine, Inventor, YAM
kse Notions, Lsslies NJ Y. Journal IS.sie's Casette
q Fashions, Coin Charles, Rallsssy Guibss,-MSn-
New York herald. Daily and weekly,
:" Tribune, :"
Times,
Semi-weeklcy Tribune,
I" Campaign, /:
Boston Daily Traveller,
Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
" Commercial.
Chicago Tribune,
:" Times,
D-mocractic Press.
81 Louis Tri-Weeky Missouri Republican,
Cineinnati Weekly Commercial,
TruaaS
Ballon's Pictorial
Wavcrly Magazine,
Flag ofour Union,
frue Flag,
Uncle Sam, Anerican UNIso,
LeSlics Pictorial, Pilot Of Boston
Scientific American,
Life Illustrated,
Picayune,
Brother Johnathan, Clipper, Police 0Aoptte Spirit Of
the Times. Home Journal, Isiger, Sunday Dispatch,
Spiritual Telegraph, Irish American, GMsseR
and Thompson Bank Note Reporter,
New York.
Bens Life, (sporting) Illustrated London News Lon
don Punch ami Weekly Times, London, for sale. u
our counter, or subscriptions received.
Juue2l-3m0 SH STARE.
9nd Of - Le Claire House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

About 5 A n . IRE orieiosted IN sha
osecmer 81. Clair, at The upper end Of
the Levee, and consumed bsf and stsan-
ere Paul Asdsrsou, Grand Turk, ) n
SeoeSnoki, Southssaes aod Sosasae-ell
80 o e6oashesuer. Oauee unkoowu.-
Loss elOOs 900, insurance usknovu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

We copy the following from the New
York Herald, a Fremont paper:
MoRE FoLLY.-All around we hear Of
ratification meetings of the republican ., re-
joicings, &C., in honor of Fremont. In the
course of the next month il looks as though
. hundred thousand dollars would be spent
in gunpowdcr and dummery. As things
look now, Mr.. Buchanan will wsak over
the course. II the Republicans and Amer
leans can be awakened to a sense OF their
forlorr condition and ridiculous chances,
let them unite for grand movement, 9TH
erwise the game is lost, and the less pow
der they burn, and the less noise thsy
make, the better il will be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Ethiopian sNi1lSf1'Cl8
Ry the most celebrated performers in the United
States. jyttl2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Nh Buchanan 10 known. He hes an
tecedents a. public man, and these an
tsoedsnts, We cordially coneede, ere in
the main highly oreditable to him. Per-
haps no gentleman whom q Democratic
Convention could have nominated, com.
mands moro respect from the country
At large, than James Buchanan, OF Penn
sylvania. Personally he 10 entitled 30
and will command respect.
We express our sincere qualification
that our political oppouents have made
90 honorable nomination.
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AUGUST 2. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS

r. TERMS
For Full Course, ;rclRdfsaV all Dspuyt5eats Of Book
Keeping Lectures dit,t @'essd:l2tip faFtS.dbty 81
C2CClacs S4u
Fur FIJI C0urse{ LtfeS Departments 20
'THE PEoPR1EToRs take great pleasure In expresslng
u tleIr thanks for the gratifying and Hae-
which have marked the career Of their sce
its at the Capital and stimulates them 70 re-
EeUed exertlons to meet i BE most Efficient laler, the
RAPIDLY increasing demand for srcttsgs t''
sire cDHrse or mercantile trQiRtl Tile great practical
experience OF Principal, in Ranking and CONNER
dial Houses by se@
mcl has enabled him bring degree OF
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises,
NOr ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Zach
STUDENT by this process Is drilled az the DESK, df1t-
uuy step step until lie has mastered tile whole routine
Of an Accountants duties th0TonpY us though he hTd
apprenticeship III some large LUlahnetcidL
Hoese aud thus all MS kwRrtness faerin, and egregols
blunders are, in great measure, disspatcd.
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants, We also secured the services OF Of the
Lecturers in OHIO to lecture commercial
topics.
Instruction is extended to parcuarize
here, every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and fa discussion Of
IL Scientific upon Commercial History,
Hstory Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, Part
nership, &C. -i'r
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PHYSICIANS.
Medical.

IR D. C CGACEAFT tenders his professional services
~ 70 The citizens VI South Wheeling ard vicinity
0IFICE directly NestOf Kenett's Hotel. mr3;Sm
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LOOMS q CAMPBELL
% MAIN STREET,

-------- Vt y MAIN STREET., = NJ"
CINGlHNAIE, OHIO.
NFFER TO the citizens Of Wheeling aud the surrounding
towns selection OF choice old Imported Liquors and
pure Native Wincs still and sparklng All articles from
this House guaranteed, or subject TO be returned at
pense both ways, III case Of any dissatisfaction.
Native Wines.
1855, Dry Wines. 20, S1a5 $3.50 per gal.
1864, =" ,50, S1,T5, $500 "a
-SO.OU, Si4JOt SS,uO
SpurkE Catawba ami Isaa doz qts SllOO, 1900
dOz. each doz 1900.
Ladies' per gal $1,75, 500 per
ScluInaus Victoria pure juice OF the grape. $1,OO
lsrnndfeA. &C.
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- Through Tickets to al 9urtscf IFsst and
Soatf can be obtained at the etfes in WhScl'ng,
Information every line and connection west of the
Ohio Riyer.ss sistst e sjisilt 3 @At
SSENGEESlB 30 IJNDsSSH .
by taking this route, save time, money and dssAnss
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THE LADIES' DEpARTlfENT


THE LADIES' DEPARTlEENT
Is now opened reception ofLadlcs No Institution in
the mparts thorough interesting in
this Department.
conclusion wouid add, that shall put forth
hest efforts merit in still eminent degree the hat
trrng reception with which enterprise has met and
pledge OISelTsS to iRlpart thorough Pr0cfc0k
course ldR at U1y
ether SiHsiLu, MsrcuhtiIe College.
Among many Recommendations. give the follow
iuE:-
ave- the undersigned, take pleasure in tesylng that
personally acquainted with Sir. Grangcr's ability
Accountant, Teacher of Book krGpng which Is OF the
highest order. lie has had great experience Ac
cuuntan heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in imPaFtinS PcttcdL
Rn0lCEe8ge Of Book Keeping aud korOugh Commercial
III. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LOR1S ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
=
To young men wish to acquire "RastHsSs Eszacd
tioa,' think 1t affords facilities seldom edualcd
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications Of GnoMt
edge apnrss in teaching, added to practical Counting
experience, and feel confident that graduates from
his College viii be fully competent to Keep the most e19ap-
Gated sc: Of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. j. JANNEH Sccy Board of Control, State Bank Of o.
J. r. PAHM, Book Keeper at d. 4. WOOdhury's.
D. ONERDIEiI, Book Keeper ut Clinton Bank
II. a. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
sH-ECr full particulars, send for ciScrar.
GRANGER cE ARMSTRONG;,
fe3-Iv prOprictors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02
TRANSP ORTA TION

SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Connecting on the East with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road the Ohio River at Wheeling Gnd on s West Titt
Railroads at ZSngsyIIe, ESwar konroeyis and Columbu
for all parts OF the South West, 5r5..f-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02
Go1NG NonTM.

GOING sOUTH-The 20 A. NJ Train will connect at San
dusLy with Morning Train from Toledo; at onoeTile with
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveand at
Mansfield Junction from Pittsburgh, and at
with and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
City from nero at MOntocville with western Train
G. I; H. r.; Shelby Junction ut 5.2l r. NJ with the Mall
Tram On O. G. c. G. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction '55 p " with Fast train OH O. r r. r.
Pittsburgh and at Newark with East anu West Night
Trains on Central Ohio Il. II. 5T
GOING SoRTII.-Thc 9.2o Train will make close con
nccton Mt Newark w; Mail Train from Bear c. o. X.
r. at Mansfield with Express Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express Tor
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and at MonroeYle with
Mail Train c. d. T. road to Toledo, ChicSso. DC.
4.G0 Train will connect at Newark El Express from
the East Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction With
Fast Train for Pttsburs ut Shelby Jnnotion ct 59i
for Cleveland; ct OroeTe with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicsgo and A. SaudusSy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
- K. J. W. WEBB, supt.
satdusxy, Aug. 4, 1888. sF.srs sep15-tf