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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
General Principles.

In the .Augustnumbcr of OfHniczerIOcIert
is racy sketch entitled "a month with
the Blue Noses" An American and an
Englishman having descended into coal
mine to inspect its dingy wonders, upon
emerging they held the following dia-
logue:
"Do you know" said !, "Picton, what
VIC would do if we had such devils pit
as that In the States!"
We'll, answered the traveller, inter-
rogatively.
"Wc would make niggers work it,"
dare say" replied Picton, dryly and
satirically;" but, sir, am proud to say
that our government does not tolerate
barbarity; to consign an inoffensive fel
low creature to such horrible labor, merely
because he is black, is at variance with
the well known humanity of the whole
British nation, sir"
But those miners, Picton, were as
black as the devil himself"
"Thc miners" replied Picton, with
impressive gravity, "are black, but not
negroes"
Nothing but mere white people, Pic
ton ?" said the traveller.
"Ony white people, and therefore we
need not waste one grain of evmpathv
upon rat hole full of white British sub
jccts?
81 tell you what it is" said Picton,
"yon are getting personal"
" Not at all, my good friend, / am only
talking of British subjects in the abstract;
you understand this is always the way
with talking phlanthropists, and it re-
minds me of story. In the course of
my travels, / once met with queer cou-
plc-reprcscntativcs of your nation and
mine. The Yankee was tall compound
of skin and whale-bone; the Englishman,
a small wiry animal, with rcd hair, and
eyes like ferret Yankee bent over him
like an elm over scrub oak. So far AZ
the divine Influence of the grape was con-
ccrned, they were about equal. ~ tell
you what it is, Johnny Bull, said the al
titudinous one, "there's one thing want
you to remember as gen'ral principle,
you can take any one Yankee OayinR the
torctingcr Of his right hand on the thumb
OF his lcftO and put him before any two
EngliShmen carrying his right forehiger
to the first and second fingers of his left
hand, } and he'll whip 'em both"
"Ye think so, dyer" said the ferret.
eyed.
Yes sir. you can bet your life on that,
as gcn'ral principle. Take any one
Yankee (thumb,) and any two live En-.
glishmcn two fingers, and he can whip
cm 50 quick you wouldn't have time to
say Baaam!"
"YOu think so, d'yc?" said ferrct-cycd,
getting rcstive.
:, Yes, sir, kno~ it,; you can bet your
life on it."
"Wcll, sir" replied the little fellow,
squaring his yards, "you are Yankee
and Imam Englishlnan-only one English.
man-suppose you try me3"
ooh look here, Johnny Bull, replied
the altitudinous, dropping over him, al
didn't mean anything personal !; / only
meant it as an abstract thing-as gem
raj principle take any two EDglishmeN
two fingers, and any one Yankee (thumb)
and he'll whip 'cm quicker you can say
scat" ! mean, of course, as a gen'ral
principle"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
NUMBER 3 8.
gate Indian population is supposed to be
from one ndndfed % one kukdrcSE and iii!
fceK fK0YsSnd.TT TKeV are bF0Een i'm INTO

gate Indian population is supposed to be
from one nunufe6 % one hukdrcSl Rkd NJ.
teen tK0usSnd.R fKey are broken up INTO
many 6ahds. The Pah. Yhtcs are much
the largest in number, being about GrtY/
thousand. They are not hostile to thc\
Americans, and have never favored the
Morlnons. They are friendly to a new
Territory, and indeed anxious for it.
They desire to cultivate the arts Of peace,
and become tillcrS Of the soil. They atczz
the best servants in America Indeed,
they have shown themselves to be excel
lent cooks, farmers, herdsmen, and me-
chanics. All the other tribes arc warlikc,
insinccrc,- -trcachcrons, and the most of
them blood-tnirsty. Should Territory be
organized, the Pah Yutes would promptly
unite with the whites, and identify them
selves with the peaceful progress Of the<
country.
The country here imperfectly described,
is one of peculiar interest to the people Of
our State 1t lies in our rear, where many
Of our people will find homes, thus ma
king 1t an offspring from the young giant
of the Pacific. From her loins this young
and rising inland State must spring, in
short time. into being, and when she do,
take rank, she will be an ally Of no com
mon character. From her own rich val
lcys and numerous highlands, VIC will
draw abundantly of these treasures and
products, which must add strength to our
inland commerce, as well as 10 our COM
mcrcial supremacy on the ocean. We
again, therefore, repeat that we desire to
see, at the earliest possible moment, a
Territory erected over this new and inter-
csting country. AS Democrats, we 20 for
extending the boundaries Of American
freedom and American institutions. No
country presents stronger claim to the
favorable consideration of all who inherit
the Democratic principles Of progress,
than the one above referred to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

Childish Wisdom. Old Roger was
visitinga friend who had q remarkably
fine little girl, about three years old, ia
nous for smart sayings. As usual, she
was shown off before our esteemed friend.
"What is papa?" said the parent, In or
der to draw out theprecious reply. 'tPa-
pas humbug," said tho juvenile. az
declare, said Old Roger, II never n NV
life saw SO young . child with 90 mature
b judgmentl'' WI. -. III :
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
- 80 -. > '--'''--. -
PInCcrviIIc Post office.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


NAIL IL dispatched from this Office daily, Sundays
\ rNcrutr,I, to Sacramento, San Francisco. and nll
Ilrts of this State, which closes Mt "'rlnrk T.. NJ
4 srccia. mail isdisrachrd daily. Sundays Except.
ell, to Colnu,a rid Cold Springs, Which closes ut :
O'clock =, VI.
4 special N III IL oso dispatched daily. Sunhayscx'
rrltcd to GeorvrtUwn ria Spanish Flat which closes
nj O'clock l.. VI,
The mails for the Atlantic States. Europe. &c close
nj This office about the ri aud 18th of each month"; cN-
cent when those days come on Saturday, and then
they will clnSr the day prrvinn.
The Mails inr Oregon and Wa>hnVtnn Territories
are dispatched scmi.mouthly, immediately after the
arrival ofthr Atlantic ma,ls.
tWi,4 +-v S.|l lvh''I''y ahl other la-t "i'frS
/, l,ah Territory are dispatched monthly, ~" san
Francisco SAN Diego, and the southern route.
OFFICE IIOt ES.Ths office Will lie kept open dli'
IA, Sundays rNcrp,rl, from o'rloch, \. NJ, III l."
VI and from " till 3'g, NJ. R"N d"ll''ly open
81 N,r.M 80,
nn sunday From till 10. \. NJ. and from till
=, 4. VI, \. NJ. ThATClltf' f"'' MA''r'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

II is a curious fact that in the first Ter
ritoral Legislature of Alabama, the upper
branch of that. body, or the Senate, was
composed Of but one member. james
Titus sat alone in the chamber, and de-
cidcd upon the acts Of tho Lower House
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

4 Tlcnted COngrCss.-A corrcspon-
dent Of the Lowell Journal says, in look
ing over n list of the members of the 23d
Congress, which commenced December
I'd, 1888, and closed March 2, 1896, |
was somewhat surprised at the number
of members who have filled high posi-
tons under Government Six members
of that Congress, j. q. Adams, (previous)
Tyler, Polk, Fillmore, Pierce and Buch-
anan, have occupied the Presidential
chair. Five members, McssrS. Calhoun,
Johnson, Tyler, Fillmore and King, have
been Vice Presidents; and no less than
eight members, Messrs. Jno. Q. Adams,
Henry Clay, John Forsyth, Daniel Web
ster, John G. Calhoun, james buchanan,
John NJ. Clayton and Edward Everett
have filled the office of Secretary Of State.
Thirty-two members have been Govern
ors of States, and twenty-thrcc members
of the House have since served in the
Senate.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

Il Romantic Fune'ul Cortrge.-A ful-
neral cortegc Of unusual proportions pass
ed thry(igh the streets of the second dis
triet>onc evening last week. The hearsc
was drawn by four white horses, and fifty
carriages followed. by the hearse one
man walked with his hat in his hand,
whilst the remainder Of the followers were
in the carriages. The peculiar circun-
stances Of the funeral were these:
About three months ago two German
citizens, well circumstanrcd in life, were
on n drinking froIic together. During
their conviviality they discovered that
they were both from particular part Of
Germany. They thcrcupon ratified per-
petual friendship, and under the cnthus-
asm of the occasion, went so far as to
make II funeral compact, the provisions Of
which were that the first one to die should
be buried by The other, the survivor to
pay all the expenses, TO have the hcarsc
drawn by four white horses, and followed
by fifty carriages, and to walk himself by
the side of the hcarSc as chief mourner.
One Of the parties happened to die last
week; the other fulfilled his compact as
above dcscribcd.-N. o. Crescent.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

SUFFICIENT Apology.-"I meant to have
told YOU of that hole" said an Irishman to
his friend who was walking with him in
his gardcrI and tumblcd into pit full of
water. "No matter" says Pat, blowing
the mud and water out of his mouth,
"Fvc found it."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

" julius can you, tell me how AdSsn
got ont Of Edenrs ~sr
Il = . We'll Il sPose he climbed tha sneaYr
I" No, dat amt IT, .ss.s5 1.4sV 80 &
Well don, he borrnEsA i whsSlbar.
row and walked OUT n, ~ "a
"No.n
~ CUBS it up, den" 'Tv'c l'.k
" He got sR0Red QUIT"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
SPECIAL notice.!

t45" To Smokers anil HOtd Keepers. "1yf3a
The undersigned take this method Of informing
you that they have now and will constantly have OH
hand, the largest and best selected stock of
HA TANN1 CIG1RS!
MATCHES and PLAYING CARDS, md other nrti.
clcs usually found in Cigar Store which they urc
determined 10 sell ut small advance OH San Fran
cisco prices!
AI&O,-They have always on hand, n Great Var.
ETY. of Oregon and California FRUITS; n large ny
Rurtmcnt of CANDIES CONFECTIONERY, NUTS,
etc, with which Halls, Parties, aud Weddings be
supplied ut very low rates.
HARRIS a. LIVINGSTON.
TAltrN i.c, Oct. 81, lS37. lHml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
RANKIN,s EXCHANGE.

nAINNIIN y ENSHANO
Which will be open for the reception Of guests
on VI. ndny, tia" 4uth Instant.
Nothing is promised in this notice, Of ex-
travaglnt or Luxurious living, heretofore I'M
known ur unsurpassed, but simply small llu-
tel, to he kept in Il neat and quiet way, On Il
small scalc,--to be free from the prevalent
vices Of drinking and gaming.
But one thing is promised to be equal TO
other Hotels in the mountains, and that is
PRICE. If found wanting in all else, this, at
least, shall hc deemed sufficient, and will al
way be required promptly.
=. n.-tiKEY EAGLE LIVERY STA
bic is attached to this House.
PIaccrvillc, April Il, 1867. 5tf J
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
IOR PRINTING.

The rrorrir,ors of the DcmOcITf take pleasure in
Announcing tn thu hu Sncss ~ II Dorado county
that they have made extensive additions To their Job
ONcrwhich Is nav the hest In the interior of Cali
nrna and are prepared do all Kinds " Job Print
nv In the very best manner and at the most rcaSOn-
tM-LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed, to or.
drr, with neAtncsa aud dispatch.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

GarTOtin0.-The last case or GaEvosing
we have heard Of is thiss 'AaHgenGls-
man was about leaving, 3 hopbS h =
fashionable quarter Of - ~ Nhers he
had been spending the axsainR . palr,of
white arms were thrown around hia neulE.
and his lips were titled. The sudden
mes sof the attack deprived him of I'll
power Of resistance. As usual 10 10
liceman was to be SEEM"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Il he 90 III et.
ny o. w. HOLMES.
Me Comet. He is on his wav,

The Comet! He is on his way,
And singing mS he lilcs;
The whihzing planets shrink before
The Spectre ui the ,kirs!
All! well may regal Orbs burn blue,
And satellites turn pale,
Ten million cubic miles of head,
Ten billion leagues Of tail.
On, br whisi!ing spheres Of light,
lie flashes and he flames:
He turns not tu the lcit nor right,
He asks them not theiI names;
One spurn from his dcInOniac heel
Away, away, they fly,
Where darkness might be bottled up
And sold for "Tyran dye"
And what would happen to the land,
And how would look the sea,
If in the bearded devils path
Our earth should chance tO be?
Full hot and high the soa would boil,
Full red the forest glcam
McthOuglt ] saw and heard it all
In dyspcctc dream.
] saw tutor take the tube
The Comets course to spy;
] heard Il scrcam-the gathered rays
Had stcwcd the tutors eve;
] saw a fort-thc soldiers all
Were armed with goggles green;
Pop cracked the guns whiz flew the balls
Bang went the magazine!
saw poet dip scroll
Each InoinriTt in II Tub,
read upon III" warping back
"Thc dream Of Hrclzrbub -
He could not see his verses burn,
Although his brain was fried,
And ever and anon he bent
..-- To wet tlteiitit- they dried.
saw thc scaling pitch roll down
Tlic cracking, sweating pines,
Aud streams Of smoke, like water spouts
Burst through the rumbling mines;
asked the ircmen why they made
Such noise about the town;
They answered not, but all the while
The brakes went up and down.
] saw n roasting pullct sit
Upon baking egg;
] Saw Il cripple scoiclI his hand
EXtingui,lng his leg;
saw nnr geese upon the wing
Towards the frozen pole.
And every m0ihcr's gosling fell
CriSred to II cracking coal.
saw the OK that browsed the grass
Writhc in llr bIistcring rays,
TIL" hcrbag" in his shrinking jaws
Was all Il frey blaze;
saw huge fishes boiled to rags,
Bah through the bubbling brine;
And thoughts Of supper crossed my soul
had brrh rash at mine.
Strange sights. strange sounds! o fcarft
Its memory launis me still, dream
The stcamng sea, the crimson glare,
That wrcaiIlcd each woo.cm hill;
Stranger if through thy rccling'Jrain
such midnight visions sweep,
Spare. spare, o spare thine evening inca
And sweet shall be thy sleep.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
variety Store!
CUTLERY. &C.

Together with a large variety Of BOOKS and STA
TiONERY, consisting In part ofthe following:
POETRI-Shakspcnre Byron; Milton; Dante;
TaSsu; COwper; Camphell; ilemans; Kirk White;
Tuprrr; and many others
Observation-Disclosures of England, France and Irr-
land; Iancrofts History Of the United States Frost
Pictorial History Of California; and many others.
SCHOOL B0OKS-Sandcrs', Towns and Wcbsters
Spcrrs; Saders', Towns and McGuGy's Readers;
Smiths, Mitchelrs, and ColtOns Biographies md
Aliases; Bulon's, Smiths, and Browns Grainma ~;
Adams, Colhurn's, Emmerson's and Smiths Arith.
mcti,s; Wcbstcr's Walkers and Johnsons DlctIona.
rles.
MISCELLANEOUS - Miss Lcslie's New Cookery
Book; Mormonism, by Elder IIyde Planters Daugl-
ter; Trstaments; Prayer and Hymn Books; etc etc.
NAElETlES-(iold and Steel Pens: Black, Rlue and
Red Inks Pcnholders and Pencils; Plain and Fancy
Envelopes; States; lnkstands; Nlotting Paper; Roll
crS, etc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
30 HN RU SHE .
I. TITUS. nj. d..

DNvSiCtAN AND sCRGEON-ornce at the Drug
l Store VI 4, n. PETIT, Main street, fronting the
Plaza, RcsMencc--first door below the Prc>hNtrri-
an Church, COloma It, 8l)
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

/ETA ENCAMPMENT, No. :, meets ON the
II evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, at Odd Fellows Hail.
Whites tircproof building, few doors below
the Plaza. All PatriarrhS are cordially invited
To attend W. NJ. HOLLOWAY, G. p.
j. NJ. GRANTlIAM, H. J..
\. 7. TAYLOR, :.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
ALTA EXPRESS CO.

(tONNECTS with Freeman & Co.'s Atlantic, Euro
Y pean and South American Express, and witt
Nichnls 4 Co to Oregon and Washington Territories
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Go. and Forbcs& & Bnh.
sacramento.
Agents IN rlaccrvlle, DAVIS ROY.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
A large Stock of Full. ualr. and Russian BOrnd
BLANK BOOKS

Receipt nnd Pass liooks, Pocket Melnornndums and
Diaries "f every description; Letter, Cap Dil Brief
Drawing, Note aud Tissue Paper, &C., &c.
AlSO,-Niollns, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas, Accor-
deous, Flies, and Music and Instruction books for
every Instrument
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
1. a.. q. D.,

INFORMING STAR Lodge, No 90, organ
I'VE. lied Feb. 9Th, 1851. meets every Sniur-
day evening ut their Hall in Whites new
brick building, Main street. few doors below
the plaza.
Brothers of the Order. in good standing are
lrutcrnnllv invited tnnttrnd
W. NJ HOLLOWAY, y. G.
j. VI. ANDERSON, X. :.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
'TIIEDEMOCRAT
IA publislcd every Saturday, at the crce ON
C0loum street, rlaccrN lille, by
GEL.NVICkS g. JANUARY,
H. ". GELwIcES, VIVA JANUARY.
TcrmS,-Invariably in Advance
Advertising.

Ono hlinrs--nrst insertion. t3-cach sub.
.ruucnt insertion, Al III. business Caris-tcn lines
or i,ss--nne year. 81 three months, SO.
4 liberal discount will he made nn the above rates
t,r all yearly and quarterly advertisements which eN-
rrrL nnC sHuNre.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
CYRIS B. INGuAM

TINAkES this method Of announcing to his
J. old friends in California, and others visit
ing this city and in want of HOTEL accOnmo-
dation>, that he has become the proprietor Of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
THOMAS m. RHEVVES.
HALL. s IIIME,

A TroRNEVS ATLAW OFFICE. Corr,~ g"
Y Man and Cn,nlu1 StrrrtA FlHr"tNU". !"
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Watches, JcweIry. SIlvernnd Plated Ware
GIecka, q &c. Ac.
@. u. BROWN,

No. lib MAR. Street, ,Ewheenng, Va.
opening of the finest and largest assortments
Of goods his line that has been brought to this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low az any house West of the Atlantic cities
Among his goods may Gold and Silver Watches
the celebrated English aud Suisse Manu-:
facturerers. Also, redL D. II. D. American Patent
Lever Watches. Clocks in great variety including few
ay Regulators quality, suitable tor Banks, Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewclry otherwise, Of Co:a Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, SIcne Lava, and all Gold Jcwclry Also nn
Fine pocket Cutlery, lazoss, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Cases, Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article
this warranted to be good represent
cd or the money returned call is respectfully solicited.
nh25 Main St, door from Marsl, Il TAylor's.
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

PIANOS ! PIANOS
lust RECEIVED from the celebrated manufactOry of
u Hallet Davis Co., splendid lot OF Pianos. These
Pianos with the full iron frame, circular scalcs
sliding DESKS with patent suspension bridge, compost
bearings and the repeating grand action and fully
and arenade tostand in any
ALS0-a splendid lot of AEeOdeons for churches, the
parOr. ,,,
In connection the above have large and full stock
every Musical Instruments and in fact every
thing may found in Music Store, may be found ut
the store of I. CARTWRIGHT,
jelY-w 1925 3InInst., Wheeling.
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:IKELAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1Subscrbers do give express notice TO me CON
lions. ., =, ~ air mari.
dcas the publisher continue to send them until all ar
rsarages paid. j.. 49,, .h,- 0er,odt.
cal. from the Offices TO they directed they are
SSsponsibe they have settled the bill and oFoeFeu
III suhsribers remove other places
.ng publish and the papers are sent 10 ~
rection, they IL held responsible -, -. ,,,.,od;
Ihr Cours decded that refusing to take peElodl,
frcru the Office, removing and leaving
or IS DrirTtt GIeit evidence of Intentional fraud
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@ Ess 81 60 o.
ON and Monday, Dec. 81, 1851, trains will
~ follows: 55
LEAVE CLEvELAND:
IlOO A. n. Mail Trai stopping at all stations; arriving
at Pittsburgh at7:25 II, and bridgeport at
t5 7:20PM.
LEAVE PITTsBURGH:
$3.50 A. NJ Express Train stops at all regular stations,
port Homer, Sloans, and Deep Run flag
stations for this tran,) arrives at bridgeport
at l1:12 A NJ.
2s5 P. Mail Trsn, stops at oil stations excerpt
Salisbury, Sunmtville, Hanover, East koches-
ter, Moutrie, Winchester Lima, EarlvIle, Bed
ford and New6urgh are flag stations for this
tran) arrives at Olevelaad at $3.50 r n, and at
bridgeport at7:20PM
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
800 A. NJ Mail Tain stopping all regular stations arrives
at Pittsburgh T15 A b.
Deep Run, Sloans, Port Homer flag sta.
lions this train,) arrives at Pittsburgh at I:25
p NJ and at Cleveland at $3.50 pm:
$50 P A. Fast Express Train stopping at all regular sta
tons, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9:l0PM
But train from bridgeport to Cleveland daiyleaHes
at 2:24 p. NJ
Connections.
Connections are made by all trougy trains as follows:
CleYelrnd with trains for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
the North-wes also, for Eric, Dunkrk Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At Steubenvie and Deair with the seubenvie Indi.
Central Ohio Railroads. for Caiz, CoShocton New
ark Barnesvle GAINESVILLE, Wilmington, Lancaster Coum
bus, Cncinnat, Indianapolis and ST. Louis;
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland, Harpers Ferry. Baltimore and Washington City,
Local Through Tickets be purchased at the var
posite the LeVee, Wheeling, Va, and at the Union Oce
81 Superior ST., Cleveland Ohio.
transportation Office, C&PRR, CE GoRHAM,
Cleveland, Dec 1s, 1861. Mast. Transportation.
dpc21
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

sulscrption advertising other f.
Of the Inegencer should he addressed 10
ccnccrning the editorial department Of the rape'
,aoS be addressed EdOrs Jointly, or to either Ohe
oI them. ,,,., r,;,I Dlsp.e write
oply Gu one side OF the paper. go a., L,,,. ne
An observance OF the above rules VIII SFeAtS OLse
and secure more prompt attention to correspondents an
.v might otherwise receive.
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Pens Pens!! Pens
~: y Il w

n P. BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
VI which had made under his supervision They
from gold reduced to IA karats By combination
bity, by any other combination of metals Prices arc
lnULerate every warranted. They may be known
by every pen heins stamped &C. p BROWN, Wheeling"
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OFFTCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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MATHEW McNABB,
MANuEANTERER OE YINEGAl


Flour, Mill Feed of ali kinds. Corn und
Corn Meat, OnIs, RSn led AAny, &c.
E OF the articles free Of extra charge
The highest price paid in cash all Country Produce
Opposite the Second presby eran Church. Wheel
ing jelL
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LING VA. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER. 81,
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

zt5zE:s1 E5Sss5szz1 SsszssEsl sEsszz:sEsz sss
-GSZsEtts-I e=4s<S
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TKAYELEIiS.
TNVTTcc DAILY Sunday night cNccpted) between Rich
n,UMd and Washington City via Gordonsviie and Alex
aTdl ia.
Hours of departure at Rich
Inontl GAS A. NJ, and 730 P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington. 10 A. NJ. and { Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. 1880 p II. and AN
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
m!Ond NJ Washington - -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
always securing connections, shown by arri
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line.
FARE EETwEES RIcuMoxD WASHINGTON $3.50
Omnibus viii be found always ready to take tHro"gh
and their baggage of wearing apparel between
Depos free of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Dunvie and
Washington the Terminus of the Road, nearly
peed Danville. All Agent of the Company will receive
th Checks passengers from the Danvle Road,
tend to e baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
timore Depot
| route.
mond and Alexandria. Eel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-31

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