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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-20
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


Whoie Tickets 80 Hdires 5-Q.drtsrs az.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to $4,000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips OF paper, eneireled in small tin tubes ana
placed In one wheel. The hrst 2i2 Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled, placed in another Wheel
The wheels then revolved, and number 10 drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence, and registered by the the Prise
being placed against the number drawn. This opera.
ton isrepested until all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRizEs.--The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the hrst 10
Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approximation Prsss.
according to the scheme.
The 1900 Prizes OF SEQ viii he determined by the last
figure OF the number which draws the s50000. For
ample, u the number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends
No. Then all the Tickets where the number ends with
Q will he entitled to s2o, and SO on.
Certificates or Packages will be sold at the following
Certificate OF Package OF 10 whole Tickets -, $50
" 10 Half ,....... 20
10 Quartet :" ..... 30
I'm Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Eclose the none, to our address for the Tickets
dsred receipt OF which they will be forwarded By
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
hgure they may designate.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain.
and give their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn, and psy'
able In full without deduction.
EB- All Prizes Of u 900 and under, paid immediate.
ly after the drawingother Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All commune cations strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets ~
either Office.
$50 : s. SWAN A co., Atlanta. as. 4
June6-td-4o2 ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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For the Post.
LINGERINGS IN THE PAST.
ny J. QIERLoW.

By J. oIERLow.
Children Of Fancy. whittier are We hedi
Where have ye borne those hoPe-snliyensd
hours
That once with myrtle garlands bound m,
head
That once bestrswsd my vsrnal path with
flowers.
OF yet. ye dear. deluding visions. stay
Fond hopes Of Innocence and Fancy born
For you I'll cast these waking thoughts away.
For one wild dream Of lifes romantic morn.
Ambrosial blossoms, such Of old as blew
by those fresh founts on Eden's happy plain,
And Sharon's roses all his passage strew:
So Fancy dreams-but Faney's dreams are
vain.
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uvsrxurous TRAGEDY IN Missouri very
,,ys,erious murder was committed near the
town of Mexico. Missouri on Tuesday after
noon. path ult. Capt. J. W. Ricketts, living a
abort distance from the town, was found ~
inc dead in the road near his own fence, with
two loads Of buck shot, some 81 10 number
through his body, several Of which had per-
forated his heart.
I, seems that the murderer had deliberate.
lv planned the attack. Cutting sotpe ralis,
40 ma to keep himself out oil the mud, ne hau
ploced them in the corner OF the fence near
which Can't Ricketts, was compelled To pass
in going home. lie had made two square
blocks of wood, which we're tied to MS ieet
like sandals, to prevent being traced. and
waiting till Capt. X. came near he shot MIN
dead.
Ii is supposed that he first fred one barrel
of A shot gun, the load taking effect in the
side that the load not instantly producing
death, Capt. X. having turned towards the
assassin, lie fired the second barrel the load
taking effect in the breast.
James N. Radman, q brotheriniaw Of
Ricketts,. has been arrested for the n'uruer'
Ricketts, had charged Radman with forgery
and the matter was to be tested OF the ap'
proaching term of the Circuit Court. The
strinrs which bound the sandals or blocks 10
the feet of the murderer, are proved to have
been bought by Radman the day previous al
one Of the saddler shops in the place; me
course of the murderer was tracked to the
point where the blocks were cut off, and the
strings were thrown up in tree; the tracks
of the man were followed to the back dosr Of
Radman s house. and from the front door there
were tracks leading to the spot where Rieket'
was murdered Radman was seen to leave
his house with gun on that evening. ana %
return shortly after the deed was committed
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Asne1f ROfNfORG.

- HAVE made an arrangement 10 supply each Sta.
lion on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road.
with Sweet Potatoes and Vans WI have them ~
ach nj aoe in rood time for planting. Orders solicited
cbsrle,ton, Feb 20-am @. W. ALEXANDER.
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vUyHE arm Of ALEXANDER GRAvEs is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The unfinished BUSH
"''' W." @. W. ALEXANDER,
Feb. %, 1s57-im-442 l.. L. GRAVES.
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sTprcoIFs of THE GREAT.

There IL a miIder and serener form Of pow
erty, the nurse of manly energy and heaven
climbing thoughts, attended by love and 'Ai.n
.ndbope. around whose steps the mountain
breezes bloy, and from whose eouh'snA"o.
all the virtues gather strength LOOK Ar0uuu
YOU at the distinguished men that III !
depsr,mspt Of life guide and e0ntr0' tue
,,ma. and what was their origin and carry
tor,,ne, Were they as n general rule rock
ID and handled on a lap oil wea''h No.
su.h men emerged from the homes oil decent
Se.,,.,snee or struggling poverty. Necessity
-. their faculties, and privatlons ana
.r;s.. bruce their moral nature. They learn
an. great art Of remuneration. and ENJOY the
h.ppipess Of having few wants They know
nothing Of Indifference or safety ihere 10
not an idle fibre in their frames. They put
the yigor Of rssolu,e purpose into every
act. The edge of their minds is always keP'
.h.rp. In the shocks OF life, men like these
NEE, the softly uutured darlings OF Prosperi'
ty as the vessel OF iron meets the vessel Oh
porcelain. Lift your hearts above the region
Of wild hopes and cowardly fears. Put on
that even temper Of mind which shall be a
shadow in success and light in adversely
If wealth and distinction come, receive them
in a thankful and moderate spirit. II 'hey
do not come, fill their places with better
guests. Remember that all which truly ex'
Alta and enuobles man, is bound to him by
ties as indissoluble as those which INK the
planets to the Sun. Plant yourselves upon
Gods immutable laws, and fortune and IAN
ure will be no more than vapors that curl
.na MAY far beneath your feet.
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CLASS %,
To be drawn in the city Of ATLANTA oeofsa In publia
on Saturday, March 2sth, 1851, on the plan Of
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APPROPRIATIONS BY CoSo REss.-Th fol-
wing are the appropriations made by Con.
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Sin gle N II m b ers!
8,R0o Prizea.

More Dsan One Prize 10 Ersyp Ton 7Ieksta!
20.nnR Tickets.
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located the centre the pY opposite the sus.
pension Bridge and only few squEres fron Railroad
DePots and Steamboat Landing 4....,i- 8
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PIANOS! PIANOS!l!
Pens PensI! Pens!!!
SkAHI EE,EhhHNd. NEW

n p BROWN las received superior lot Of Gold Pens
NJ whchh he had nude under his supervision They
made from gold reduced to IA karats
Of alloys and be equalled for elasticity
hility by any other combination OF metas Prices are
moderate, every pen wartaned They may be known
By every pen heing stamped sc. p BRowK, Wheeling"
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THIS wen known Hotel has been newly renovated and
now iurnisl esths best Of accommodattonsto
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CLUTCHES OF WHEELING.

Information Of strangers visiting the eity,WS pub
ii,h tie following the different Churches, and their
linv and place meeting If there any mistakes, We
viii MAKE necessary correction with pleasure;
81. Natts,ts, Eiseopaii0a, Corner Monroe and byron
Streets Rev T. T. PEEEISs, Rector; morning services Lex
clock, eVrninE,7
81 JOAHs Episcopalidn Main street, between First aud
second Centre whrrlng Rev }. IL SMITH, A. 81, Rector
ssr,iees-NlorninE lU15; afternoon SHi night N.
E!st EresJyterGm, RHy. H. H. wEEI, PASTOR Fourthst'
Monroe and Quincy and afternoon
cvnd PresLyerdn, Webster street, between Main and
Market Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third IreAJyteria Filth street, between Chestnut and
TALer ss south Wheeling, Rev. l. WOUbs Pastor, serV
ss'uoTning and evening
fOurh Ggte,.o Rsv. A PAUL., PASTOR Mainstreet
Warrington ahd Adams Sts.; services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street NethOdtst Episcopal, Rev. j. E. wusOs,
Pastor Fourth street. between Monroe and Quincy; services
morning and evening.
srG Street MetOdtst EiscopoI, Rev A.A REGEE, Pastor
uaTLrt NOrlh Ats North WheelInsI serVcea
morning and evening.
tGgIine Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev 7. II. Mon
Pastor, Chapue street, between First and secOnd'
Centre Nhre.ngi services rnlng and evening.
SUgh HHeeling u. B. CAuTGh, Rev. A. sTHVNNs'
Pastor; services morning aud evening
EhseliHg AlGHd Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
MiLSOS, Pastor.
GernaM NehOdtst EPisecPal, Rev. G. HnwIG, PASTOR
ChaTue street. between MebsIeT and Third Centre Wheel
ms.
~ june, Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. WuEAx, Finh street, of IamPden; services
morning and afternoon.
Aseia,s Rstormed Rev. t. MecluNE, Pastor, corner
0rNarkst and Jefferson ServicesmOrnng andaernoon
Disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheslns services 1Os ths morning, and ~
evening.
Ecrgsieal Protestant, Rev WV. HEEER, Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
ZION ErangsticdI LUNecian, Rev. T. ZiNNHERNAs'
PASTOR street. between and Third: Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
e,ri4I Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
Grsa" P-Ottstdnt Union Rall, Slain street, between
Monroe aud Quincy; services iOH morning
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IhE LAW OF NI1WSPAPERs.

subserbers who give express notice to the
tra ale considered wishing to their SubserP-
tons. .,- -. A., To-,
deals the publisher continue TO send them until all ar
feATAgrs paid =,
en the which they directed they held
TS,posbe they have settled the bill and ordered them
Ill .uJcribers to other places withoutinform
a ti publish and tLe papers sent to the former d
r,ctiyl., they UIt held responsible.
1r Courts have decided that refusing 10 take Period
esls ire office removing and leaving them unoaed
or (. priEd ficid evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORS

Tirsinius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
Vshinsat tie Hail. corner OF and Monroe streets
'l1As ". MooaE, n. G.: q. II. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin ledge No. 13.-Nieets as aboveeTsry
MOndsy evening. J. J. French, N. G.; W. p. No
Et'tey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.--Meets as above eve
S'fIae, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 5S.-Meets every Monday.
eTHinE at the Han, Market and Quincy Streets
t. NoSAOAS, y. G.; John 7zobur,., Secretary.
S"uOIn Lodge Ne. S9.-AIeets as above every
Friday evening. A.. a. s4rrr, ". g.: ". " Bfa"ehdrd
Secretary
Abrnu,'. RuenmPmeut No. 1.-Meets a. the
Hail. eOrIet Market and Monroe streets the 6rsaud ir
Tuesday evenings each MONTH n. e. MARSH, c. p; W
W. R'aNeEdrd, Scribe.
Wm. Tell EuCHmPment No. 9I.-Meets a'
above the 'sooHd fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
Hea'h. HESaE KuETz, c. p; Ctds. Liaek, Scribe.
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re CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS subscription, advertising other f.
OF the InteSencer should be addressed to
Lss concerning the editorial department of the paper,
o addressed the Editors, jointly, or TO either one
correspondents writing publication, will please write
oay on Que side VI the paper.
Al observance the above rules Will greaty oblBe U.S.
and secure more prompt to correspondents than
Ley uIg lat otherwise receive.
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.e MATHEW MeNABB, "a
MANUFACTURER, !, OF VINEGAR

MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
DEALER
Flour, HEiII Feed of nil kinds, Corn aud
Corn ~ enJ, OntH, lSaloti HAL, &se..
of the free charge
highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
articles. u
Opposite Second Presbyterian Church. Centre Wheel
ins p, Je1T
Watches, .JcveIEy. gtIVernnd Plated Ware,
GIocILs, a C. AC.
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DAHL per Annum.
T,WEExLY per ainun. $40
WEEzLY, per aunum
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.....l 3 d NEW GooDsI 5go
AREW & DRAKE have this day received In addtionte
- their large and extensive stock Of FAMILY GRO
hnF and varied assortment of Spices, &e,to
which they most call the atentIoof their
toinsft Mustard N cans and boxes T and puefIsed
nd ulyerizeh Pepper Salon large mali Gas.
lie Soap and pure STARCH &c &c., which they oCer A.
reasonable aud reduced prices. "a - az s.ifa dJO1
They have also received large lot Of ConfecHonaries
such as Rose, Vanilla LetUon Gum Drous: prs
White Rock arbe Stick
ice kept constantly Oh hand at No 3aghlngtonHalI
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CEe nbrtIing 1utrlIierr1frr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & MoDERNOT.
TERMS.

OFFlCE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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wM. 3 ARR z nFT,3 Pro p u. d olt :.
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TRANSPORTATION
Winter Arraneement.

s s32sassgg sz.a 81
z1--Ss1sss --Ss-s9sessE
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r. ~ NEW BOOKS -, so 3ll
TUsT RECEIVED Godfrey Narrative of the LastGrin.
y nell Arctic Exploring RxpedtonPTice only SO cents
Canterbury Tales, by Harriet Lee; Mormons by Rdder
Hyde Edgas Poe, complete Works reeleyts Life Hen
~ Clay. Also good assortment of Standard Works.
For sale at the Publishers prices, by. 49, q -
JOSEPH GRAVES
augl4 Main ST., Centre Wheeling!
IOLANTER's HATs-ReceiVed thiE day very IaTTs5I
Of Black, Brown and Pearl eo0Eed Planters Hats Of
all lates and styles of trimming. For sale low.
angi3 D. HARPER SON.
PoYs' AND YOUTHS SOFT HATs.-A 8ne assortment
suitable for the Fall and Winter. -t,a - n
J angls s. D. HARPER 4 SON.
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q. P BROWN.

no. 119 Main. .Street,sw Wheeling, Va.
rs opening te hnest and largest Gssortmens
i OF goods In his line that has been brought to
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low any house West OF the Atlantic cities. ~
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
from some of the most celebrated Elgs aud Sqsse Manu-
feturerers. Also, the FedI d. II. u. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks in great variety, Including
Regulators Of fine quality suitable Dans Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers. 80 5-5 -IgEI [
Beautiful JeWery, In sets otherwise, Of Coral Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava, and all Gold Jswcry Also an
assortment OF Soft Soder and plated JeEelry very cheap.
Fine pocket Cutlery Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings, UnTd Cases. Gold Pens, 3c &c. article in
this establishment is warranted TO bas repEcsent-
the money returnEd. cas Solicited
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PARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.

.ROrTHRouGH Tickets and other information, enquire
1 street. Wheeling, Va.
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MASONIC DIRECToRY.

Ohio Lodge No IOI.-Meets a Masonic Han
corner Market and Monroe streets the rG and third Mon
gay eVenussof eaehmOnth. G. W. srSPTs, W. NJ; 4LsS
SHhtr LdagAliA, Secretary.
WeeeltnE Lodge No. 12S,- Meets as above
and laird Thursday evening sf month. r. a.
HS.,lNNH. wv "; s Y. PedrSoR, Secretary.
wheeling UBiOn Chapter No. i9.-Seets as
ABOVE 0n second MOuty sveulns OF each month"; W. G
see:T, H. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"heeItnE Rncnmpment No. I.-Meets as
sDSss On 'hsjoHrh Monday evening of each MONTH WI
'I'1s' e. c., a. .Eoriag, Recorder.
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=7ANoTABRa RaARRIVAITT-i Or

Is 4taehedt the House! Travellers and
assured that no pains will be spared TO add
= = G,1oJs
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

OPENED rims DAY, ana SOW ready fer
aale, fresh stpply - CIickoFihg q 6ouS Gel
III III 7shEated Piapo FoFtss, beaatifs Elaek Wal.
nut aud Rosewood anisi. and for hFilllaney q
zone and hGhis1s Of touch cannot b. his
eouA3 OF Europe, snd are oTsd as the i0UuSt u1letu-
TeTs prices, inein,i1g carriage.
Also, Prince Co.'S uelodeons, style, Uiih fan
ta swell OF tine Rosewood 1n an the iouegt DualO
PFieesi Will oek Of Martins eeebTatea Guitars
Italian. French apd Gerulan Yolins violneeol futs
ffes BaHtos tau1b1Tinel, InE Fogi, beG1 Itllan
strings with all other articles IN Tie n., gena-
raj H8seTtnent Of Variety Goods
WhOiss3Iv And retail n The Old Aasss and yaEst Store
ava -. -, Jas. MEILOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST.. WHEELING.

FAIL AND WINTER Trade.
CT0NB & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing lthat
- they now in TrcsPt Of their fu stock q ka aud
UTy g oods, Varieties and MILLINERY g oojIs.
They just received their SECOND Fen Purchases,
which, added 10 trr former stock VIII enable them te Fe
sent to tie Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by largest and MOST DESIABIB stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of euice goods they have
ever offered n tie Public.
To their former variety they have added large mock Of
CaTpetinE aud Rugs Of the htest desgns and at aks.
aud also beautiful line choice FuFS suitable for the
Winter TradeO both Of which, veil 10 thsiF stock
Having been In the Eastern es short dime previous
the late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
ing largely with tn Cash, the! have Gcn= for usy
r's we'll directly G'OHl TIRE IHPOsters, AMI Mannfae
fEsh BgSers, either by the PIECE At nEfAII
Il by similar house T. the West
To the wants OF their rapidly Increasing Trade, they
have ma, and making ample aTFanErmenstO 70 furnish
the Public with selected stocks Of goods IL
their Ane 10 tle West
IN this stock may be found fally
1900 yds SkS-eubFaciua Of the dnrst !mpoFted,
1JOo I" French MeTinOes, CashmeTes, BonbaEiues,
IhiDstS and MaddOmias-Ol every Quality and ecker,
full line Of The Richest Painted 0mbre shaded and Sat-
In striped Cashueres and DelaRes-isnIoTted.
go staEis and ClOals Eb-aeinE of the richest
offered In Wheeling
31UO yds GiDEhams, Debazes, Deianes and Prints and
e1OHl OF observation-disclosures the largest line Of
American WoOens and Cotton goods kept by auliaT
housel " not by any house 10 the city.
They have laid in their stock Vie . closer caEh
trade and pledge te Pebble thai eGoTt uD their part
shall be wanting TO please.
They fsl confident that they oGsr Inducements to
close eekt Ssige eNeeIed BY West,
the United Sta1zs No trouble 10 sOU gOOdEOOs sent to
Cars. hotels and Beats for Customers
g. .A'Ways on hand Prime Live Geese FeatherS.
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~ and after Monday May adtl traln.l follows
Y J (Sundays exceptedC

ON and after Monday May eoth traInsi run follows
- NsHNueS' WESTWARD.
zanssyill. ll........ s:15 4. ST S:OOP
New Lexington ..........'''' V:so =. S:d0 Sd0 =,
Iancas ster,....... ............ 1880 0:2O
Clrcieyille. lle............. ........ll40 p NJ G;Sy :. "
Washington. ..-.''-''''''' 6.tS a S.30 .,
Wilmington. .'''.' - S.!S
Morrow. .....'.'''' O'AV S''V
l.eVelRnd.
Arrive Cincinnat. 80: o94 " 1859 A. d.
oIBsisss Bssss 5s3 EsSsi,,a AssspRssa''s $50
LOVeland. ..-..s.'.s'.' - IN, a Fa.oo =.
Morrow .........'.'''.'' - a, 800 a.
Wilmington. ......'' ''''."-'' 80
Washington. .'..'''''''' 80 4, =. s.Sn a
ClrcIeville. le...................s s;iV " Ss'tg s'tg
Lancaster. 1v.SS
New Lexington. :, .Al:tV 4S'SS
Arrive ZanesyiIIe ,.,........ 1890 z. Nj. 1900
The 1915 A. " Train leaves Zanesyile on the arrival OF the
$50 Traiu on O. L. R. from Wheeling and arrives IN Cn-
cinnati at 5O4 p NJ ,, =. a. . ..-t., /, =. a..
I1IS a " Train on O. o. II. Il. from Wheeling.
This Road is located through the most beautiful part OF
Ohio passIp through New Lexington Lancaster Circle
vil WashingtOn Wilmington, &C. all nns nOuTshing towns,
and il has beautifp line. Thereis large portion OF the
No attention viii he spared the part Of the officers of
the make this pleasant roats LOT the HaFehg
ton ut all intermediate stations, and connect
nj Morrow with trains Dayton, Aena, Springfield, &C.,
and Mt Loytand with trans for HSbqrongh aud Chilli
Lines Of Stages and Packets make CONNECTIONS for all Inn
POI tAh' PO''''a '' ~ q. W. HARRIS, Supt.
H-The Omnibus calls at all thelIotels, and upon
House. call pHssenEersn in any part Of the city,
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/. J. ALLEN, LI.. D.,
President of Farmer College.
LORIN ANDREWS,


To young WHO wish to acquire u "Bgsfn EdlcG-
tonm we think Il affords facilities very seldom qualed
Ar. GRAXGER OF heoret cal EnoMl-
edge and Aptness ineaehnE added to- practical CoonunG
Room experience feel confident that graduates from
College will be fully competent to keep the most c0P'-
Gated SetQJ BOOkS.
A. p sToNE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
JJ. JANNRY, sec'y Board of Coutrol State Bank Of o.
J. p. PARAI, BOOK Keeper at d. 7. WoOdburys.
ID. OYERDIER, Book Keeper ut Clinton Bank.
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke GO:
OBJ MASON, Book Keeper At j. Ii. Riley 4 Co.'s.
eN-For full particulars, send for circular:
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
fe4-lv PrODrietors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

:
NY A. EnNARbS = RR0 lave iust received, a. tsFif
w GEeesry, u 3zTAst and Csl1sy StFeets.
follows:
Rio Coffee, Sasifnrs,
Roasted Cafee, CnEu Etarch,
Ground =" Vanilla Ghveolafs,
Java " BFyea1,
Imperial Tea, Parma,
Young Hyson Tea, YeHIeefR,
q Powder fTuHes,
OolouG - Fresh Tomatoes,
breakfast - Rreeh SiTaGbrTTies,
kire. Rreah Peaches.
EnEiish sfi4 Peas. Preserved Ginger.
Rice Eoaf, Leuanu Syrup.
Ne. Aseksrsi, taAs ktts, StEa9teFSy syIuPs
LFtsn salmon, ltasFleeFTy
Potomac Herring. EsnerAi snsTtn't spSsss.
Seoteh =" aad oila-
CaetInher pFetles, EilbeFts ard CilFoaa,
MiGsd faukiEk HaFVsyS ssolSA
Walnut Catsup, Aie.
TduBuf0 Pine fGlHrr.
WOTe-stershire Eauee. Johnsou'S iue Lrnp ChsufnR
AmeTiean Mustard, Tobacco,
French NAecaroui
hhCve stock has been earsally seleeied 60 tis
Eastern aEkets, and invite teu5s sHa puhlo
70 eau ana eEarine, a. Es prepared % S & ts SSest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14
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