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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-14

We ueared the summit; another bound
and NC were over, and flying with faltering
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-11-14

clothing and what money she had. She de-
termined if he should still adhere to his
resolution, to ask him the question. In the
morning she met her father at the break
fast table. At length her father inquired;
swell, Maria, have you concluded to mar
nv Mr.. Stevensf'' sagiE4 sssg ri tafst
Maria besitated for moment, but said
firmly, ssI have not"
"You heard my determination last night .
said he, "and now repeat it. You must
marry Henry Stevens, or quit my house,
Ssl cannot marry him father,' said she.
'Sooner would quit not only this house,
but the world ~ & .#.,fss,s,
"Ihen go!" said he angrily, rising from
his chair. .Nss fsSe
s.Shall | take my clothes,'' asked Maria.
eyes; and never let me see nor hear from
you again. said he, slamming the door vi0-
lently, and leaving her alone.
Maria sank back into her chair and wept
bitterly. For moment she seemed almost
inclined to comply with his wish, but the
idea that she must forever be linked to a
villain. and suffer reproach if his yileness
was discovered, was more than she could
bear, and she preferred the anguish OF sep
Grating from her friends, free and with hon
or, to that of marrying Stevens. She has
tily packed up her things and in a few hours
left her fathers house. sis. 81 ffs.'
As she passed through the city Of Boston,
whore her sisters resided, o desire sprung
up to see them-but from their recent treat
ment, she dared not visit them, and she also
feared again meeting her father.
Maria was we'll furnished with clothing
and had twenty-five dollars in money. Al.
though she had been surrounded with wealth
she never knew the value Of money.
thousand reflections, doubts and fears cross.
ed her mind, as she was pursuing Der jour.
ney 70 the place designated BY the girl d
whom abe had enquired at her fathsr's house
and though she felt sad atthe thought o
being driven from home, she could scare,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
nIsuNIoN CnNYENrIoN.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2s.-The resolutions in the
morning session Of the DiSunion Convention set
forth, that the signcrs of the call for delegates
and others friendly to the object of the conven-
and especially at so late period, many dele
gates on learning it on arrival here; that good
faith, self respect and their responsibility to the
cause of humanity and freedom, compel adhe-
renee to the original design, and without ques-
tioning the motives of the committee of arrange.
in P0xtRonlg Will hod tho
the original call.
AFTERNOON SEsslox.-The committee report
cd series of resolutions, setting forth the an
tagoniSm of slavery and freedom and the i'm
possibility and guilt of any attempt at union
thereof; recommending the slaves to rise in the
spirit of &c, aud achieve their own freedom
Speeches were made by A. NJ. POWELL of New
Y, rk and c. C. Bueigh, of Conf, setting forth
the doctrine of disuniunists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Important Change or TTme-Tho new time
table of superintendent German of the Cleve-
lard, Pittsburgh and Wheeling road, which
went into effect on Monday, is working admirn
bly,. The speed of trains by the new table, has
been decreased nearly an hour between Wells
vile and Cleveland, and other reforms intro
duccd tending TO the preservation of life and
limb of ngers,-which, by the way, is a
grand desideratum in railroading. The early
morning train" which the road enjoyed some
time ago, has been again put on the track, =
extending from Pittsburgh to Mingo station
two miles below SteuLcnvile aud Indiana Rail-
road for. Columbus, Cincinnati, and "any place
out,west"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Tie Aetal 4eeideat at Board Tree Tunnel.
We made dilligene INJURY yesterday, to as
certain the names of the parties who met with
sucha ferafuI accident at Board Tree Tunnel, on
Tuesday morning, but without success. One of
thetwo wounded men has died, making five lives
lost by the unlocked for fall of earth. Welearn
that the fellow laborers' of the unfortunate men,
were wailing over the bodies in the usual way,
and that great excitement prevailed in the com
munity. 1t was impossible TO get IabOrers to
70 into the tunnel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Readisg enough for Wcek--The Wheel.
ing Weekly Lntefiigsneer. issued to-day is
capital number. 1t contains paragraphs innu-
merable, from grave to gay, from little to big
scizzOred with care from the greatsea of news
paPerdO, letters on the crisis food for the poll
tician, the commercial man, the man of leisure,
for the women, the children, the girls and boys
and ruiscclsi eous matter, wit and sentiment for
''the rest of mankind" Also editorials on all
the leading topics, items ofIOcal interest and all
the latest news from the east, west, north and
sSnth revived 10y telegraph up TO the hour Of
going TO press. Only five cents a copy or one
dollar year, in advance. Buy copy and send
it to your absent friend or acquaintance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Tile C,gan Grinder and tie Criais.-Those
were soft and harmonious strains of music
scnt up by the strange organ grinder yesterday
his is a rare, a stonc-soltening, rock-rending,
soul.in>pirirg machine. 1t is not often we
hear
"sueh sweet, such sad. such solemn airs tiyine,''
from this itinernnt instrument But his dulcet
notes, like the sweetness of '.full many flow
or" were wasted upon the desert air and upon
the senses of our panic-stricken population.
Small change is too scarce, collections too hard,
the crisis is here, and, as the organ walled, dole
fully and truthfully, lizard times have come
again once more"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Tie Riser,-There were but seven and a5,,-,,
feet in the channel yesterday. ~
The R :. Sass, with her hurricane deck be-
decked with all sorts Of agricultural implements,
and having on board large number of passen-
gers passed down yesterday, bound for The
boundaries of the western world.
The boating interests find the dull times mar.
hcnlarly expressing upon tbcm. Freights arc
scarce AMI dull, and prices declining, while at
the same time the wages Of officers and crews
arc going down. The fall orwages was the
cause OF considerable excitement al Louisville
On Monday resulting in one case in a desperate
street encounter between two engineers One
of them MAS cut in two or three PLACES and tho
other was badly bruised.
at Louisville freights to Wheeling and pitts.
burgh areequally scarce, with shipments of flour
at % cents per barrel. Pound freights Is 10
30 cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

o WhisLy.-The increased consumption Of
this popular fluid is astonishing. 1t recon-
mend itself to the Anglo Saxon race in prefer
cnce to lager, owing to its superior Intoxicating
properties, besides it has two cents advantage in
each horn, over the latter named beverage, in
point of cleapness For this reason, or some
other, the consumption of whisky is sadly on
the increase. We never knew as much drunk
enness in this city as at the present time. In
passing down Water street yesterday morning
We met six inca, all of whom were laborins, like
horse with the blind staggers, under a burthen-
some load of three cent whisky More than
two thirds of the cases before our city Alder
men, within the past six months, originated
fromdrunkenness. Drunkenness is everywhere
present Whisky flows in abundance from at
least three hundred establishments, licensed and
unlicensed. Wherever you see a stick Of candy
and an apple in the window of sliahty, there
whisky can be had at three cents a nip. We
men tr.uk it, boys drink it, aud men dIink it
They all get drunk, aud eight and become lazy
worthless and degraded. No observing man
can be obIivious to these facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29


DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER lxvIGonAroR is what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read.
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some timesincc, while troubled with Dyspcp-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptic suffer. our physician de-
nied us the use of the hyorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr.'s advice meat was discarded
from our dIet-yet Dyspepsia haunted us day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try Dir. SAN
FoRD's LIVER iNvIGonAroR We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, while they in their turn have given their
Recommendation, and there are no cases thatwe
know of who have tried it but have been benc-
fitted. by its use. Its the most i1,ejgorating,
life giving balsam we have ever known, and VIC
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them when troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
untaiIing rcmedy.-F FeioRia Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
rRnM WASuINGrnN

Der. 2e.-The commissioner of Patents has
rendered to Robert Fortune, of England, the
agency of the induction and cultivation of the
Tea plant and other products of China, in this
country The selection of this gentleman is
owing 10 his experience in these matters.
VIM. Finn has been appointed by the Presi-
idcnt as Assistant Secretary to sign land patents
in the General Land Office
The notes of the Philadelphia and New York
City Banks are received as currency 10y the
Banks of the District.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

In a Bad fra man named Edward Clifton
was up before AID. Wright yesterday, for drunk
enness and violation of the redoubtabIe second
section" He had no money to pay his fine and
sent to Jail. He Ind paid his passage on.
the steamer r. F. Sass, to st Louis, then Wing
at the wharf, but the boat showed out and LEFT
him in durance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

u Is a F'tct, and ono fun Of meaning tllat
persons residing in Texas, California and other
remote places, where Dr. Todd's Liver pills are
not for sale by dealers, will send their orders
still for these pills, prefcrring to incur the ex-
pense Of securing good reliable article. r7tther
than use the cheap and worthless pills with
which the market is flooded.
Those who once use these pills, according to
direction, will never use any other pills, how
ever ehenp they may be sold. Address your
OrderstO T. II. Logan & Co.. Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
MINNEsnrA EI EnTInN

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Reports from Minnesota
contradictory. Information received this morn
ing says Ramsey is elected by twelve of a ma
jorfty 1t is impossible to decide who is elected
until we receive the official returns. The Dem
ocrats have a majority of eight in the House and
five in the Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Saor and Lce.-We learn that last week Tho
mountains west of Cumberland, were whitened
with snow. Ice had formed in the clades to n
thickness of half an inch. Vegetation bad
assumed LIackencd and withered appearance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
VIEW YnPK MARKET

Der 23.-Flour firm, 5000 bus sold. Wheat
buoyant, 40 900 bus sold at 81 80 for white and
81 ,33 for red Corn firm. Mess Pork Zoe low
err, sales at $2O,25a2O,5O Chicago Beef ACC
lower, sales at l2al3c. Stocks active and iirmer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

Is riatcr approaches, accidents to crinolinc
from fire become numerous. a young lady in
Maryland last week lost her life by her clothes
taking fire. The warning should be needed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
RAITIMnRE MAKET

Der. 28.-FIour, Ohio 1928 Wheat firm at
$l.l5nl 30 for red and 81 ,25a1, IS for white
Corn, white quoted at IS, yellow 66aG9. Whis-
ky 2l3a223.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
HIGnI.Y IMPORTANT TO
REtfrs EIkEtS, LIQu1Fk 'I1KkCIGAnTB
AND ~ 1IOEkS ~ 4: SsROCERa.

IIIN. II flUNIiI VI stINNlEIlSo| - - =
FLANOEINGS TO rROnUCE AT a 5il0AlESTS N0TlCA'
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR saw fs.F-4hsl -
tt undersigned has lately made great improvements
;ia branch OF Lunyss The syCrngE put up in pueks
ages OF ., lU nj ~ gallons, aud rtuiTts hut the addition
OF Pure Spirit either LIST It proof end IiquOrs such
Cognac, either dark pale, HUlSnd and English Gin, ia
InRlca amt ST. CTO Run, MonoHaeIR Bourbon Irish and
Seoel "hskeY Apple Peach, Cherry and raspberry BrGps
dy Port and MADEIRA Wines Rill lie produced. IL
requires skill, hut addition of good spirit, So
galloisto each gallon OF the respective FlayOTnE.
The best COGluc oil, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low any other Importer In the U. So
Essences Of every Liquor ENract OF G0gnAe, lksSfi
which produces 200 gallons Of OUgnac. 5-1 -
Raw Whskey may y Dr. F.s age and body preparation
be male smooth with hut triling expense, -
The price o FHvOEnEs extremely moderate, and 81
rections IN full supplied by
DR.. LEWIS PEUGiITwAHGER,
CHenfst aud importer cC Drugs, ESstiH ONs and Net
as zydGHsr.eoigpe md L1'so0r'iI'his tAe0,foGls
No. lab It1ufden i.nne, New York, Is
n r. Sole Agent for Godeys celebrated Cordial BtterS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

The Aaeu,pt 10 7Hrow Train ef Cars on
he 2raeh.-The wellsville Patriot in alludins
to the recent attempt made By some persons to
throw train of cars OFF the track, on the
Cleveland Pittsburgh and Wheeling railroad
and to the injury sustainedby Mr. Grafton, tie
engineer, says:
This is tie second time distractions have
been placed on the Wheeling EHtens'on' anu
both near the same place, within the past iG ~
or five weeks, and the second demolition oil 10
comotive, tender and baggage car-Mr- Traitor,
being on both Of the demolished ta3iI's, anu
providentially escaping with his life ana eot
atively uninjuIed each time. The man VINO .
commits murder for gain, or who enters ms y
neighbor's house at midnight and roos MN (, o.
lis possessions, is a much better citizen tnaI ne
who viii deliberately place an obstruction on =! .
railroad track, thereby cndangcring tue ives % u
hundred, Of innocent persons, to say nothus ~ or
the destruction of property to the amount u
thousands OF dollars The laws too punish 09 ~,
the murderer and the thief-the former VII
death and the latter by Imprisonment IN Tue il'.
penitentiary; and although the laws punish, o
imprisonment in the penitentary the indis sal
who puts the Instructions on railroad u az,
yet this punishment seems too light, as Sue
hellish mischief appears to be on the ine'e'ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
IT IS MOI q DYE.
MRS. s. n. ALhBN WORLDS HAIR

RHSToRER
Gray haired Ball. persons with hair,
MRS S a. ALI EMS zYLoBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Nir Dres ing essential with the Hes
torer, Is the est Hair Dressing old young eGBnt
being often enioaeous In cas- OF har falling, 3c without
KEW. II DEGAS, Editor Guide tolIoliness ave esa
testify TO Its ettcts,r DC. ry
PRESIDENT j. II. EATON, L. u n. Nur(rcesboro', Tenn
"N.t iiNtaI.ii irr, Eulat falling on Of hair,
ceased, and my gray locks rssUrrtO original color"
REV. s II. MORT EY, AttcLOro', at has
changed the Crown OF Glory irluI.siIE old
to the original lane OF yCulh.n sc.
REV NJ 1iA3EER. TO Years of aIe,) Pitcher ChenanEs
COUNTY, New York My hair is new rrs'Ored : it is
REV. d. 4. WOOD, Milnletopn, New York my hair
AID tat OF aunIer u my family, has greatly thiekeR
REV JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends ii, &c.
REV W. PGRTEUs, Sahwicli Conn. at has met my most
REV. +. GEiSwOLD, Washington, n. II. ''It is reRl
49, eicaeinus ~ r. Stoi ing the lAir, Sc
REV. q. NJ. SpEAfT, LeNisbnrLh, Pennsylvania. "Mo
, can and do cheerfGllS recommend it" 30.
REV y r TUSTIS, CharlestoWn, South Carolina. ''The
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, n. II. ''we think
pt,v very e I, Mgn l 81 your LIspnr1'iOn' Sc;
nj y" u ~, n. ~ was saPF1sed
REV. g. NJ. CLINk, lewiston, Pennsylvania at has
storISa my hair fnnE aud caussa ners Eron tn"
isIed aud recommend it." - 20 r. - -
REV ~ M9I.Is Cross River, NeE York. 1T is ihe best
REV WILLIAM GUTTER, Editor MOu.ers Magazine, New
York "IeeunlCitIlis It,"
might swell this list, but II convinced TRY II.
are superseds al ~'he,s aril in the UnitsI
doGs no. saI stain. Sold Iy all the PRINCIPAL whole.
sale aud retail merchants In the T. s, Cuba, Canada
DEfOf, 80 sROtbHLE STR EET, n "
where address all letters Inquiries
~ some dealers try to sell articles Instead this en-
which they make more profit Write TO Dept circular,
terms, ani nt"maton Gvuuinc is Epued, Ars. s. A.;
srpti-3Eiecd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
0 N ID DOL ia r..


~ e
ONE OF THE BksT PURGATISE AND LIVER MIDI
ClNES noH before the public, taniely, d. sAkIohDs
lxyIGORAIuk Lirer Kennedy, that acts GatAdrie
easier mder and mVre vGyetuN iian 5ny other nsdI
~ sins kno"i 1t is: Is not only s t1. a tss5
NATTER then lie stomach and bon 10 onthat
nalsgF thu. aeon G1 Inr pGsrS ensetns,y
atoms OF most CaIartes y ttreiheus -
doses viii strengthen aud build tpPgilh ppuf
= DR.. SANyoRp's 1syiooKlIoz Is comreunded entirely
Efrom Iy articles Of medicine uRpleiy, Guns. =
so1r 'ea o. die STspft Of tl'sss g1n,, may ee foIs
contain. uueh s,rtnst rs one htthr, doses Of cs
Thous', possessing medicinal PoweTs, tbese Gums
have been ft little known 10 pySietanS and used
otor Which istt viii such eedeirted saeeess 3
70 daeS The proprietor t. esF i a. family rsGis.hs
cure Kttt. Complaints in tleit forms. p ~
Indigestion being caused 10y adcrAneed Lfeer Is eursd
Jautdiee 2 caused BY an Liter
st troubled with Jsuhdee take the InyEors,9r
Tsuisy week; and their skin VII begin 70 Sfsuto
cosTs,ls.s be permanently cured by tbe Isviso*
~ ars In NJ rIt, ss asaas rs
(gnlaIIr Clock Eo.k. Sick lIeadkeile 3
LIVERY REFLEX ed by taking double the IavfgF
Tor IA oyer.iosdyd stomach, it has no tqos, ait st{
heartily feF family medicine generally; aIN DO uS5
iii spep X iI tx highest terms.
GR s4xiogD's fsvIacEiluR came to Us Recommended
care los LIVER Complaints, ard al 4Esyases Arising
aIIAsn q DsGt4tu ttetluipnHis
Pay sans In is favor, Induced Try and sSL
csEtain that It greatest beS-
a4rEs ttrr Eite 70 Dyslt piles IoT4 made eonplsfe
curt tefoTs lis htGt Lotty aiken I'D
thug edible without trouble, vile before hoIh
ling Lut ts iIytSst foOd would digest often Gha
Fzy psirl Nos, what Ne GEit 70 to an
is,i LASER Complaint OF Dyspepsia trouble 10 n6tb
ia Try this, the grratest TrrsraJ
.Edef. s.-l- 3 = s'sS 57ssss Ok
Thsrs hsa never been trlsd in fsulIy sftsaed
sleh has met Eth snsh til he cure
Of di-erss Il cileEtto eIien Dh s. SIospr INya.
q u1AICe, 4t . tsls for dtsastS Ofek1dfri5 lht Ne
use H. iUr ~ fiaftIe mildly uIa IayAs
aud SEEMS 70 Ttnorats the horoD ghly tatie
link We are loinE eeryis al SdyIsibR then
9tl they ngsd nltdcing 10 Tn This Tsn eS i1ere aYs
eassk that have come under otee Tr6t ben,
ett has been received In Lke4
u Bowels here an other remedies ftiif
ht become 30 useful in family NC viii hot
" without tt-de ts0EEfi u f1fhnl Rs4 L!fcdH.
PRICK oHE b0LLA EUfIIE.
EANFOHp Gu, PTupfet1s IIei rofl I
,. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Agents for wheelInE ss-f5 4 4
join D. PARK, Cineinnatl ~ ~ = = s. M
GEO. IL. kESsERs PiitabaSEh " olFssJe AEents
aulI-en-1y-dAP z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
INclNNAr1 mARKEr

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Der. 26.-Flour dull and declining; sales of
superiine at So, 0Oa4,UO. Whisky has declined
l-4aI-2c, closing dull at the decline. Other ar
ticleS unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29

NE SISsil1Sillp lily OF balIlnOTGy from Now
York, had arrived out,
There has been = decrease in Bullion in the
Bank of England, of 55S,0OO pounds during the
week.
LrvEErooI, G.-BrcadstuTs generally quiet,
with the exception of Wheat, which was dull
and suffered a decline of Sd. Quotations fnr
flour are steady, alta decline for inferior quail
ties. Red Wheat shows an advancing tenden-
cy. Corn is lirmcr, all qualities have slightly
advanced. Provision market steady. Coffee
! uuIl and all qualities have slightly declined.
~ rs reported that President Buc anan has
written letter TO Mr.. Dallas, pedging that the
lhI &c, laws shall be strictly enforced.
lhere Is fearful panic in money affairs Mt
Vienna and also financial crisis in Lisbon The
BANKS OF Holland and Belgium have advanced
the rates of discount There was lnrra arrivals
of Australia gold at London.
| LoNDoN.-Consols closed at sSias9 for ac.
count. American securities were active and
| tluCtuating but closing steady.
BrcadStutIs generally quiet, except wheat
which was dull and had suffered decline of 81.
The details of news furnish nothing very in
teresting to the telegraph dispatches. The &C
| counts concur in pronouncing the prospects OF
tidently express the opinion that the next mail
will carry to England the news of the fall of
Delhi. The mutineerS are represented as near
" exhausted, and fast leaving the City.
The Russian naval expedition lad left Con-
stadt
SPAIx.-The London Times has dispatch
from Madrid announcing the end of the Ministe-
rial crisis, Gen. ArmOro having been called up
on to form a new ministry.
ESGLANp.-A circular has been issued from
the Colonial office, addressed to the Governors
of the various British Colonies, ordering them
to look to the defences of the Provinces and
not neglect reasonable amount Of Narlike
preparation.
1t is reported that the cholera has appeared
in the village of Stafford, near London.
Mr. Ten Broeck's Horse, Belle, has won the
cup at the New Market races.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
FAII, FASHInNS

Mrs SHlLIeKoss viii have open for eShbition her fan
ami winter fashions, Saturday morning. Oct 2t,b La
die, viii please cali and examine for themselves.
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TRANSPORTATION
reAssrenrlrlos oEgleE n. ko.R.R.l

IkAasfplIATIO UFFIcE II. 3 o. i. u
ITAe6iiHG Station, jane 18th, 1851. Z
on and after Sunday evening, June 18th Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily SU A. NJ $50
T.. 81. and &c r. NJ. Wheeling time
Tie Mail Train daily Except Sundays) at $40, A. M
WIN receive and discharge at all the principal
stations.
Tie Express Train daily At $50 p ~, viii receive and
discharge passengers the following STATIONS only: Benz
wool MOundsvlle, CamcrOn Burton Bent0ns Ferry, Graf
oEIesbuFE rieimOut Cumberland, No u W. Station,
Sir Johns Run, MaTtnsburg HaTPers Ferry, MOnocacy,
SykrsYie and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily except snndsy) at
TO- r. NJ will receive and discharge Passengers At all the
principal stations
The Trains will arrive follows: The MauTTain atI:r5
A. NJ; Express Train At P25 A. NJ; Accommodation Train
at $50 p. 81. By order Of
W. g. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
ELF J. H.RORD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29
Attention Citizens!
NEW AUCTION HOUSE!

''I'NI WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN"
ny a. MOYSTON Informs the citizens, aud public gem
w ernly, that he Is hand and ready receive
consgnments dspose of at Auction, Of Market
and Union streets, In the store room occupied by
Geo. Wilson, Sales every market morning. Goods should
be in Tuesdays and Fridays Sales puncunlly after
ed time place; therefore, "Dn stand upon
ceremony. hut send tn vnur gOnrS NJ once :" UClO