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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
GOING WEST.

bay Mail Cincinnati Accom'n
Train. Express. Train.
|Tiosyc Marietta, 600A.M. lOl5A.M.
Efa Athens. 920 E00P.M
! "a Z,laslf. 1915 I.4S 445 A. NJ.
Ia. 1iAinaen, 1917 2l5s" 5.l5 +"
fl2l5P. NJ (3.2Ol"
Chillicothc Dine. Dhh. $50
Va G,.onselS s1'Ss IA a. 'g.%o '42o 7.27
q RIsnehester2b2 q 5.23 $40 "
Ar. Cincinnati, 1875 6.5OP. N. 1915
k Trains viii leave Hilsboro' at 1880 A. NJ. and a.
.e ?. II. connecting at Manchester with through
rains auiyins in Cincinnati at 1915 A. NJ and
|S.5GP. NJ.
TCncinnati, June Is, 1857. 14-f Sup'nt.
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LOVE "A German p.

Love "A German pI
'Who can measure the
who can explore il
comprehends It's cmnip
uariddIe the secret OF ID
Who can anaiSze all its,
exhaust the peculiarly
lions! Love is as gentle
intricate as the mazes OF
labyrinlhi gentle as the sunni
yelWi.d as tie wiutry gale; timias
Fl st confession, and yet in boIdness e.
quail TO ihe utmost danger"
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lIlers and JOinerS.

JI9JOHIIlI1IGD Dc ItuFV 10 5dJ 10 IIIt
II jackson and surrounding coun'
pthey have opened new
Carpenter Shop,
on corner ofsLocust and Water Streets
whAe they will beready atall times to attend tc
any. business in his line.
y UNDERTAKING.
Having .lStely purchased new HEARSE
they are fully prepared to attend all Funerals
both in towil and country. Collins made to or.
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch
/. They have made arrangements to supply those
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA.
SEES. of all sizes. JAMES FARR AR.
DAVID BRUNTON.
iuly 10, $50. l9-tf
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The splendid Low Water Steamer
P0nTShnNi1JFldl,

Leaves Portsmouth for Cincinnati every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday.
pssseE GERS taking the morning train of Cars
6h the Scipto and. Hooking Valley Rail Road
J. are assured that the Portsmouth does not leave
the landing untl the train is in. Therefore
. ons1eavfng any point on the Road, can be
In Cincinanati tho next morning ready to do
business,
n Or Particular attention paid TO passengers
and shippers. --- KILN, Commander.
JAS. LUSK, Iurcer.
Portsmouth, Aug 6, 1857 .-tf.
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Henry Ward Bsecher, in bis ander-
ings about New York city, disguised. 10
study human nature and tbe different as
poets Of society recently dropped inlea
mock auction shop. lie stood some
when the auciioneer called oqhH
"Mr. B echer, why the de-
bd!"
lie was greatly asionisF
hiln. lfklown in that place
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857. WHOLE NUMBER 555.

CH&E,E '2;aZras.- Among The camp
followers Of the in.urgen chief who ha.
been disturbing the heart Of the empire,
1t was computed, in 1858, that Tiers
werGat the city Of Naukin alore about
nalf sHcn women, collected from var
ious P8fis oflhe county. These Ipmsles
wire formed into brigades OF IS coo. ur-
der female officers. OF these 10000
were picked women, drilled AID garr--
soned at The citadel Tne rest had lie
hard drudgery assigned them Of digging
moa's, making parlhworks, erecting ba;-.
teries. &c.-Milne'S Life in China. -
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INT L. CAVE'TT; Saddler and Harness Ma
IN. ker, man Street, opposite the Isham
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26

FI8URAT1vE LANGUA0E.-llow mani
common hguratiye oppression, in Qu
Language are borfoRed Irom the art O
carPency, ny be sesn.|Ipp the follosio.
sentence: The lawyer who.&td ii.
bill, shaved note, cu, an sci ptence
split a hair made au en.ry, gol a csse
framed an indictment, -irnpa6neIled
jury, put them into box, baled q
ness. hammered ajudge. al b,r1
whole court, ali in one day,
laid down law and turnSd
Er.
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A western plltifogger while conduct
a suit before a justice Of the peace,
that his case was asIGaing sgai1
broke forth in the lJlltsing
strain:
"Go on with your abuse, yer infsi
bull'htads. s'pose likely you think W
are going to get the case. Well m, bb,
my Client will get no justice done him a
tore this court; but sir, we're enou II 70
ye. Me and my client can't never b.
,imdaled nor tyranzed over! Mits that
Md, sir, jest as sure az this court de-
cides sg n u, we'll find writ OIL progen
der, sir, and We
Here he was interrupted by t. e oppo=
site counsel, who wanted 10 kllow wha
he ment by a writ ofprogendor.
Mean! why writ OF progentef j. 4
don't Just remembef-
exact word, but lis what knock hnn
out Of your blasted oue-horss couit,
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nT"Thmes are idlh
getting on tlieIrlsgs
lleman te bis lgiahd
those who usga p
ages, now wall
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occupy his proper 2
his natural capacitlesl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

ROCK isLAAD.ASA
"s'" MUSIC ~
STO N y.
H. A. PORTEh & BRO, PsorRIEToRa.
(suc,c s,r ,oJ. 4. Cron)
HAVING purchased OF, the entire interest of NJ
III J. = Crof, ~e iui-nd keeti ing ON hand At sl
times nne stock o. Musical Insirum hts. Our
Assortment Of Pianos,
win comprsc those from the celebrated mAnufac,or-
les Of Boa rdman. Gray \ Co.: ChiokefinF; Firth.
Pond Co; Ke,sh; aud Haltt Dav; thos" Of any
other makers sDd not Oh hand, will be furnished 10
MEEsODEoNJ8
OF PRINCE b co stand unriva.,i aIsd gv" perfect
satisf~etion, I've know this to be - having sold
Iarge nunbr for the last rev sears)~e shan AWAY
be supplied with good stock - these Instruments
as recommend them. Prices vary IRON A15
TO 13b0, accor'iingto size AMI finish.
Sheet Music
large assortment, and IN constant receipt OF
Popular New Music. ord - supplied We intend
seLing orders weekly. II at orders left can BE-
deye'nded upen within few DAYS Mt faith's'
t%second-hand Pianos and elod.ens bought"
taken In EXCHANGE for new Instruments. Pianos
and NJ Aloieons TO let. INSTRUMENTS repaired ard
tuned
Having secured the services q Mr. \. A. King
bury y superinteud The e>tahlishment, We Shall hr
pie ssei at all times to thr Gals ~ our frnd-
and the pubic. Strangers visiting ths city viii nnd
Pisno Hall pl, ss,nt resort all. viii also Learn
that hes can supply themselves a. well by gorr
farther asst
Orders solicited, and whether BY mail or In p.rsop
HA PORTER ! RRo.
u-we are by appointment, direct from the msn-
ufscturers, the sois agents for Dnardnau, Gray n
Cos ceebrAttd Pianos, and have thr entire control
for this region In this Stat veil - Iowa.
f~h0scawu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
.nnnn.e ntal Hesse Casiisss.
UNION CAR AND RRIDGE WORK
y. q. ESOREI-S
Foundry and Machine Works.

ff'HE PrUpri'tor y now prepared To execute every
i variety 4 machinery at stutt nvtcs.
SUP 30 steam Eakivs from D 1 100 horse y Scr,
EIsihes, Lathe, Planet sri MS, ,snd all d"st;,-
to VI mil ~crk. sole agent IA the West Tor
tht manufacture q acCord's Anti frlciicn uors4
Pnwrr; up 'tipr machiis> foI tn pafps intendei.
lie woald invite lie ait diian o; parties rrqurinR
Snrfi sne ~ his Adjustable lNnrl end SrifOiling
Boxes, Superior 10 anything in Use.
Particular att.uiiun Will ~ pad u rpalfidS ma
ehnrts aud pre'ui attention given 10 all ORDERS
proposet eN.cat. my work Ia the best manner, and
az part requi .ig machinery or repairing to favor
VII, b ufier>. Castings II all kinds suppl VI
10 Order. wois un Third street, opposite the Ca
h. I .c hnrvtnr ~ uud d.,27iHVly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

Howard
FIRE D Marine INSURANCE To-,
or PHILADELPHIA, PsNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
W0VDEN PUMPS.

fYHHE sub criteris now ready to furnish WOODEN
l PuMfs 10 orier, II any length capacity
IN puIni, mAit that water will not i-,tZe
in 'i.iu. Warranted Ia work well Ir year.
ApE'rirrt lagS furnished t. order Orders may ie
lrft at the "ic OF y. l.. Shorry, Esq, with 4 e
guhsciiher At rs place Of business, near b. q. Sho-
rays Ma hiiie Shop.
Davenrsrt Nov 10 dawtf J. q. SHORHv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Eleven most Desirable Building
Lots,
70 Lease for FIf,.sn y.,,.

VIE South Il A.tioLai car oi b.ock 70 Iseyentv.
nvcl corfcr OF u CLAIRE AlIc From; Streets sub
1ifeed Into eleven lots suitable for ouRarlodioas
stores, and Commission Aossef ts offered 70 le.ss
or the above named term. Co1veEisGt steaInhoa
ieh6lg With proximity Ia the Railroad depot make
peculiarly dssireois business puilosss In
un,oi WI b, hlLDkk1H, East Davenpor; o
DAWSON fhUE, Dsvenpvrt fiel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
DRY CHlCaGO LUMBER.

DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.
VTVHs subscriber keps constantly on hand all quail
l i;i.s aid 'hicsne- OF Dsy Chicsso Lumber 81
lis yard o. the eoraer Of hocs Island and sd ste,
vINiiY Z " WNs2ETH-
j. W.. SkuNk lie l. CO.,
GENERAL DrALERs
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Catncr Canal and Jdckson streets,
CHICAGO, ILLiN0I1.
nUR arr,nrrr,erts are such IS IN insure At oil
~ times tn -uppiy OF .se iiifer ent qualities Of
Clear Lumber,
int snd Scsrtline NJ all ei1 ndlengths, Common
Lumber, I.ath 81 irRies, &c.
Otsr Flooring,
OF Norway and White Pi e, we always stand resiy
To compare with any In this marset We invite TIE
"a l. I'D atten ion = al c,untry an othr dealer
L. 4 OK nand and facilities for rlling order-
and cf nj -acts
a,6tir J. W sKINKLEk co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
For Sale.

AONE hunire.. AMI twenty Building lots In an
49, Addition 4, he town - Pu-i Byron.
These lots eiigible and handsomely situated Oh
she bans Of the AirslssiIp They WI tie .old
:.yIatle lvrnls.
For particulars inquire " Messrs. Durfee Pratt 4
Co., Port Byron. Charlie J. Rogers, ESQ IatJisirl,
Corbin l. Dow. Davenport, or uf the subscribed
JAMES NAY
~ The subscriber has numberiess desirable pie
fc, of land In and the ctles u paYenpor, and
LeCA;re, amp near the toyn " P9r. Byron, that he
- res to sell. IOctlbtfl IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

7NNt R1NCz, q &7N7ELL7EENL1 1GHN7,
HOUSES rented, Leasts drawn, Rent. collected.
L Taxes PAID noi PRESIDENTS. Coll. ctiuns mad
promptly remittcd TO AEy part OF the corn "
Excb ,iise bought and sold, Notes discounted on
cool security.
REfERENCEs
G Wilder, Esq, Boston. Mass.
Lncke, Marsh, h Co, Boston, Mass
W . Mud,ig tt 4 c.,
Hon W barrIs Bril- ewater, Mass.
Rns-.l alden, Camp.llo, f"
JEKsith. E.q, A, ington, %
IS wcoduan, tBankcr) Chicago. I'll.
Hunting .oI,, " sdworth / Parks, Chicago, III.
g A Douglas E>q, F."
II ES,evrns ESQ, 81 Anthony, MINI. Terr.
"a Small, Bsq, Galena, Ill
Hon jones Thorngfon, Davenport,
Burrow X Pretymsn,
Burnell, Geil.tt 4 c.,
CP Whtcomb, EsQ,
april 25dlf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Prairie Lands for Sale.

vvNHE subscriber h.s one thousand acres ot prime
L pfalri- iAuds IL Jasper, story Mar hall and
Franklin pUntics, shiCn lie viii sell Tor casn or Z
ksase iot other prapSrN upoI Tie aiusi fAycrablc
ern AGO fot sale iat Duitice Ivtsou s,I Ais
nd cry stracts in nth Davenport.
Jan - diff OLIVER @ LO6aN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
is1 90 PER ANNUM


ArE have good stock OF q, q i-8, 6l-., os-S ans
F" 1Ootsvo pienos hand, embracing aiuits
everyvsri~ty Of style and l~ices, From the plain me
talie frame To the expensive kind, with cArNinks
pearl keys Ac, from the factories o. Boardm an, Gray
1 Bo,, Albany, Lighte, Newton bradbury, Hsines
Brothers 4 Cummings; Firth, Pond Co., New Ysrs
All Of which warranted L. give satisfaction, -r o.
sale. Orders from abroad solici "A. Purchaser
vii be veil served by ordering a. II they pr
to select for themselves The article vii always
b. foand as represented. We likewise have on hari
very nne stock Of Guitars, l'ifiifs, Fiu',ads, ~.
aor,fsaas, F7stes, BIa}os, 7drabot3n 1.si i,.G
Net,kaaiise OF every description, Natsf HsNlr, ri
ootlohf CRANDALL t.GGINs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
MOTTO Z To ADvERTlSERx.

NOTNk = I'D AOVEWIuokWS.
Large GUS charged double the saus Dimensions o
type.
Displayed advertisements enc half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understcod tr
apply strictly 10 the immediate business n the sdv-r
tlser aud sl other advertisements sent In BY the ad
y.rtiser will be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will bc inserted until, forbid, and charged scoordingi,
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one nme free Of cost thereafter charged ~
other Advertisements.
Advt rtiesu ueLt, from abr ad must
earssbIv IN adrance, uneis from approve
Contrasts Tor yearly al, eIti ibg tin,uA'e ~ w
Inion q advertisers they psying al hdSabeeasn. o.
- per cent ou he contract prine
Alvertis IN ms In erttd u 1t 10 reaaine matte
40 t,er cent a vance above rats and s-pt on IL
,.a rs rer cent advance regular rates.
Al TRANSIENT advertisements must DO laid for "
advance.
,L.p H. WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ANDERs h BIO. baIy Ga1tre.
LIs, III IL 4 co, DR. ID makraf
HAKKIAGIus wHkiE, Laily Evening kews
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

I'M. 3, D. MYERS has removed his eGace 10 Sec
~ oOd street, between Brady and Perry, Davsn
port Iows, few doors easi Ct smiths store.
II hvs'har his lsS thre y.srs cobsi ant yss
the u this ci'y las g1veA susL sattt tion ~ -
induee thee wishing Il. services Of . Dentist
oeeh his new location A. 10 his work any anon
r~fNrens~ stven ~ des,~ed -epi2-rr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Valuable City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
between Main and Harrison streets will be sold
cheap Lot 20 BY $50 f.et. Part OF the purcha z
money can rem an for I and 8 Years - 10 per cent
Alsoa Lot on 81 q near the Depot, ,32xi5S feet;
Also Lot on 9Th street, adjoiuing the b Dot, 6lx
100 feet;
Also corner lot on Brady st, corner Of CLAY. 1904
IS feet
The lots ID and 4th streets are splendily sit
ate for business purposes. and the hca,ion Of tn.
Bra'y street lot Ia one OF the best In Nsrth Daven-
port
For particulars apply to
FAIRBANKS l. HICKSON,
mh2Odu HoffmAn's Building Nam st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

THE ubscrib-.s would respectfully inform the
] buiieers of davenport and the public generally
u al they keep constantly on han" at their Planning
MIL Ia R,-k I,isu', corner Of Rock River ,nd Wash
inEtnn street. Seasoned Flooring ami Hi,ng and al
indsof anishiug lumber Of The b-st quality Cal
aad exa.ae our St.. / before rurrnasing -l--where
J. A. gIDDlSOH 4 90.
,.e.. On 1esa a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

DmTY ALLEYS AND SrHEErs.-The street COM
missioner has been rather energetic in fulfilling
the orders Of coun. Ill in regard to cleaning the
streets, but the rains have made vast number
Of dirty streets and alleys, which VIC regret to
say, are Mt this period in a fit condition to be
Chased among the dirtiest and most unwhole-
some thoroughares, being pretty emphatically
coated or carpeted with innumerable comhina.
lions Of impunity af every kind, as dangerous
to the health of those who pass through them,
MS if they were crowded with "death-deoling
and enyenomed tongued vipers." -s-~4
at is said that Familiarity breeds contempt"
now, We should regret to see our citizens so
familiar with filthy streets and lanes that they
would hold the dangers of such to the health in
contempt just now we have not set down to
pen hygcian article on the effects of dirty
lanes, as we think all our readers ought TO be
sufficiently conyersant with the rule of health
in city, to know that cleanliness is one of the
first to be attended to.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
RANK REIMBURSEMENT.

PrrrsBunu, Oct IA meeting of the bust
ness men at the Merchants Exchange this af.
ternOon, to consider the money crisis, with ref
lutions in substance, that the suspension of our
banks was caused SOLELY by financial disasters
in other parts of the country, aud was directed
by Il sense of interest TO the business in
terests. The Banks being solvent, man
aged un1ou6ted prudence and Erethoaght
and recommend remission of penalties; also
that a period be fixed by the legislature for re.
sumption as soon as possible, and limit bank
dividends to eight per cent. per annuIG'; con
tinsent fund not to be over twenty per cent. Of
capital stock; surplus inuro to the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
81 9 l2 81
BY THE UNION LINE.
,FFIcE, coRNER WATER AND MONROE sTayErs.
SUSpENDED

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3-Glarke, Dodge & Co.,
Iof New York has suspended The Pennsylva-
nin Bank will probably go into line with other
Banks ON Monday. f. w Clarke & Co. an
nonnre that the suspension Of Clarke, Dodge &
Co will not interfere with their business.
Sr. Louls, Oct. Sd--Chonteau, Harrison Is
Nailr. an Iron house, suspended yesterday, over
eight hnntI:c ell persons thrown out of employ
mont This firn owned the Iron Mountain.
Ngw YoRK, Oct 3.-Money irregular. Better
feeling in stocks Merchants notes generally
promptly met. Ely Brown s. Mcconnell aid
George Sloan 4 Dater suspended payments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
NEW YORK MARKET.

OCTOBER 3.-Flour declined; sales of 10000
bbls at 25a4, 40 for Statc S T5a5, 30 for Ohio
a decline of 4Uc on cach, and S5,O0a5,25 for
Southern, decline Of 25c. Wheat heavy; sales
of 10000 bushels at 81 "a for white and.$ l,3l
(or red. Corn heavy; 10000 bushels sold.-
Mess Pork soc lower; sales at S23a23, %; prime
Pork unchanged. Whisky lie lower; sales at
2la2lAc. Slorks iirlncr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

suEAxsrEAEr has said. "he who steals my
purse, steals trash," which is one of the few
sentiments ofthe bard of Avon to which man
kind do not say Amen it has been fclicitOus.
lyobscrred that ''thc declaration is none the
less true, especially Mt this time the contents of
good many purses being cmphatically trash. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

Or Wednesday evening, complimentary
supper was given at the American House, Cleve'
land, to Mr.. John Durand late Superintendent
of the C. p. & W. Railraad, by the employees of
the road, at which an excellent service of silver
plate was presented to him. Mr. Dnrand takes
charge Of the Little Miami and Columbus and
Xenia roads.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

Man KLLED.-on Thursday night last, road
repairer,- named Owen MeNul,y, was killed at
Easton Side.ing, twenty.thrce miles east, by be-
ing run over by a stock train, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. He was crossing the track,
and stumbled and fell across the rail Being in
toxicated, he was unable to get up. His head
was completely severed from his bady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

TnE WAY Tnrr Do TnlxGs ovEnrS ouro.-
Ii is reported that Cineinnrti banker went in
to the branch hank at Piqua, Ohio, on Thurs
day last, with carpet bag of bank notes to de-
mand specie. a mob of citizens, not connected
with the bank followed, aud requested him to
leave town Immediately or take lynching,
The broker accordingly let without accomplish
ing his object Ills name was not ascertained
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

TRAxsPuRrAT1oS OTYiog b. & O.R.R.l
R4esiiHg Station, June 18th, 1851.
after Sunday evening June lIth, the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily at S:lU A. NJ. and su
+. VI. and Il T.. 81. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except sundays at s:lO A. NJ,
WIN and discharge Passrngvrs at all the principal
stations.
THIS Express Train daily $50 P. NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following only: Byr
wood Aoundsvc Cameron, Burton, Bensns Ferry, Graf
ton l,qwesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland, No NV Station,
Sir Johns Run MArtinSburg, Harper's Ferry, Monocacy,
Sykcsvillr and Washington Junction
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
10, r. NJ will and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
Thc Trains viii arrive foiows The MaiITrain at4:a5
A. Nj Express Train g25 A. NJ; Accommodation Train
a $50 p. NJ. By order of
jeiS J. B.FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

IRIS fact worthy of notice that whatever
town or city you visit, you will always find the
thoroughly prosperous business man well advcr-
tised through the public press. This is an i'm
portant step to success in business and any per
sen who pretends TO be business man and ne
elects attending to such, deserves a twelvemOnth
attack Of the tooth acke twice year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

IPROPELLER AND WAREHOUSE BURNT.
SANDrsxY, Oct. 2-The propeller Republic
of the New York and Erie Railroad line burnt
at the S. NJ and ~ j. Railroad Dock this after
noon. Fail cargo of Rolling freight and live
stock all consumed partially insured large
freight warehouse Of the Railroad caught fire
from the propeller and was also destroyed with
/ a portion Of the contents. The buildings were
insured for $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

BnrAcm OF PRo4IsE OF MAHErAoE.--A young
man in this city, recently refused to marry a
young lady because her auburn locks were thin
from the gradual loss of hair. The difficulty
was got over by application Of Bookings Allo-
pecia, which with other articles may be had at
the Prescription store of f. Docking, Monroe
street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
FROM NE,Iy YORK

Ocr. "a meeting Of the stOckho!derS Of the
American Railroad held last night, Resolutions
were adopted appointing a committee Of one
hundred men to solicit from the stock and board
holders, subscriptions to the bonds or loans to
tue company. tits stated that one hundred and
seyenty.ti thousand dollars, was subscribed
during the evening The convictions as eX-
pressed were, that if certain things were done,
the Erie stock would advance almost to par.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

To wsll-tined, artiul Gattery may ,Ield:"
He estranged Mrs. Browns affections, and she
transferred them from the desoted Brown to the
smooth tongued Brent. All hands being some
what faigued by the journey, they concluded
to remain in this city Friday night, and resume
their journey on saturday morning.
When Saturday morning came. Mrs. Brown
and Mr.. Brent, it was discovered, lad flown
The hotel was searched, the porters Intercepted
and enough was ascertained to satisfy Mr..
Brown that his faithless wife and false friend
had taken the back track" on the early train
west Mr.. Brown took the matter like phi
losopher. Instead of swearing vengeance, flour
ishing reviewers, and unpacking his bleeding
heart with savage words, lie simply observed
..srss gone; Tn much abused and my relief
Must be to 'oathe her"
Mr.. Brown continued his journey eastward on
Saturday afternoon, over the Baltimore It Ohio
railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
INnIANA SrArE EAIR.

IxDrAxAroLIs, Oct 3.-The Indiana State Fair
opened on Monday A large number of entries
were made yesterday and to-day of Stock and
machinery. The exhibition in stock will far
surpass any of former years. Weather clear
ing I'm fine