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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
DElfOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

CoLumBus, o., August G-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated, II. B.
PAYNE of Cleveland, for Governor on the first
ballot, Payne 1877, Ranny 81, Mcdowell Oh
W. H. Lytle, of Hamilton county, was noml'
mated for Lieutenant Governor, on I'd ballot
Lyle 2S9, Smith IS, Rex H.
Whitman was nominated for Supreme Judge.
Mones, of Monroe was nominated for Treasurer
of State on the sixth ballot; Moncs 2oy, Morgan
1871. j. Rinehart, of Franklin, was NOMINATED
for Secretary Of State. and 4. s. BuckuS, OF
Lucas, for Boardo of Public Works.
Mr.. Burns of RichIand rportcd series Of
resolutions which endorse the bred Scott de-
cesiou of the Supreme Court approving the adj
minStra,ion of Buchanan'aud the doctrine of pop
ular Sovereignty as announced in the Kansas
and Nebraska act and in Iavor of an indcpedent
treasury for ONO.
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IRON ST. PAUL.

ArGus7 IA destructive fire occurred thi.
morning, in the hardware store Of Y. Cal
well, st. Anthony street. Before the tlamc'
were cxtingushed the entire square excepting
the first Presbyterian Church was consumed
Seventeen buildings burnt Loss $4,000. In
surance $4,000.
Information Of a favorable nature hns been
received from the Little Grow friendly Indians
sent to take the Inkpaduats mnrderers. They
were at latest dates at Hole in the Wall Noun
tans, expecting to find the out laws at Skunk
Lake and confident OF success.
Mcdary returned yesterday from the Sioux
agency and will dispatch arms ard ammunition
now here, to the frontier, to be used in case o
emergency.
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ERNM N ASHINGTON.

AuGunT 6-Ihe Shawnee says The Indi'
ans having made their selections aud locations
of 2OO, 900 acres, in accordance with the treaty
between them and the United States, nothing
now remains but the approval of the sections
by lhe President, before the residue of Saunee
lands will be opened to sale and preemption.-
In view of this condition of things, tile Com.
missioner of the General Land Office, will
shortly issue instructions to the Surveyor Cen
vral Of Kansas, TO approve the plans, surveys
aud transmit them to the proper land Office
The claims of white settlers who have already
gone upon those lands viii not be re 'is
lag this morning, adopted thc order 10 close the
Departments tomorrow as u token of respect
to EN.Secretarv Dobbin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

MusIc, MooxLIouT, FmTm AND Doc DAYS
The season of snakes, n,iasmatic odors, hydro
phobia, mad dogs. and sultry, oppressive aImos-
pherc, is upon us. Already the green scum is
appearing upon the surface of the pond water
and the filth in the streets is beginning to emit
still stronger and offensive stencil. During
the glorious, halcyon moonlight nights we are
now enjoying, the air is redOlent of sweet, soul
inspiring strains of music and an unsalubrious
ciiluyia from our back alleys and by-ways. viii
not the city authorities have these places
clennsed?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

The RlvRn-The steamer Courier, Captain
Roberts, has resumed her place in the Wheeling
and Parkersburg trade, There are not two
finer stern wheel boats on the Ohio river than
our Pmkersburg packets, and we hope they
may receive business commensurate with theiI
merits and capacity, and that they will be just.
fled for running in tie trade.
There were five feet three inches in the chan
mel yesterday evening, and falling.
The Commodore Perry left last evening for
ST Louis, with a moderate trip.
We suGoin a list of the coal boats which have
passed this city for ports below since the recent
rise in the river:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

C,MooTlI OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and l23z cett pie
- ces at par for the Sixty Days-JACOB STEIN
FIELD Centre Wheeling, Va, bsgs inform his friends
and customers that II. has returned from the Eastern cities
witt large md well assorted SPRING AND SUM-
MIR CLOTHING Hll made up hy his order and e.
preKsy this market. lie calls Likewise the attention Of
the puc especially The Mechanics this city to the
great variety GeEtltnen's Furnishing Goods such as
home slade white fancy Shirts, shirts, beautifully
selected stock Seckties, Cravas Socks Of NIL kinds,
Gloves, A. F. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and great many
articles numerous 10 mention.
have ldade such arrangements with bankers In
baltimore, enabled To take smooth quarters aud
l25 cent pieces par without sustaining loss Therefore,
feIlow-e;izens, one, s, With old smooth
money, to the store OF JACnB SIElNtlELD,
aVI4 Centre Wheeling. FfS BiEfT|JNS
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ARREST OF ANOTHER COrSTEEEFTTEI.-A man
who gave his name as George johnson, was ar
rested yesterday morning, by julius Ballen-
berg, Main street clothier, and taken before
Aid. Duty, to undergo an examination for pas
sing counterfeit money. 1t seems that johnson
bought vest from Ballenberg and presented
in payment therefor, a twenty dollar counterfeit
note, which was received and the proper change
returned. Ballenberg soon discovered that
the note was spurious, aud meeting johnson
upon the street afterwards, practiSed little
piece Of stiatagem, by which he succeeded in
Gccoying him into the Alderman's Office. Upon
searching johnson, large quantities of counter
lett money were found upon his person. He
had $40 in IS on the Bank of Chippewa, Wis
consin; 500 on the North Western Bank of Viz,
GINA, in los, and Sl,4SO in 2O's on the Far
mers' and Drovers' Bank, Waynesburg, Pa
johnson was committed to Jail for further
hearing.
johnson is without doubt, operating in con-
neciion with Joe Miller and Co, who were ar
rested at Dickcy's tavern, in Pennsylvania,
about ten miles from Cameron, on Wednesday
last by Sergeant IIallowell, OF this city, aud
Sheriff Bowers of Marshall county, and who
We're lodged in Jail in Moundsville, the same
evening.
We understand that johnson came up as a
passenger on the steamer Courier, on Wednes-
day evening. When the Sergeant asked him if
he knew Joe Miller, he replied by asking the
Sergeant if 'hc was a Priest," intinating un-
misIakably that there was no such thing as
pumping any secrets from him which would be
Likely to rebound to his own disadvantage.
The community has been so flooded with
spurious notes and bogus coin, of late, that
those who were not good judges of money, were
liable to be imposed upon daily, by these prac-
ticed williams. 1t is gratifying therefore. to
know, that they are being speedily arrested and
Gagged, one by one.
As caution TO our readers, we note the an
pearaucein this city, of spurious $40 note on
the Merchants Bank, Baltimore. Centre Wig.
nctte, two human figures, animals, chest and
letter in medallion. The genuine $40 note
has for yignette, Railroad Cars. This differ
eHce will detect its spurious character.
We learn that awrctchcdly executed counter
FL; $40 note on the Bank of Kentucky. is also
in circulation. It's too badly executed to be at
all dangerous These notes have all doubtless
been put in circulation by the members of John.
son, Miller & Cos gang. johnson is quite a
Large, heavy, rough looking william and seems to
have more tetnerity than good sense
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NEW YORK

AUGUST DE Catlin has become a witness
for the State in the Cunningham case. He says
he prescribed for her for Cholera AIoIbus only
He examined her person and says she was NOS
in amy way with child, and had aot been. The
first Inc saw of the child was when j, was brought
in by Mrs Barnes. He also says if Mrs. Gun
ningham alleges that any childbirth took place
that night up to the time he left and was ares
tits not true
Mr. Alex. Boyd, keeper of grocery store on
18th street was awakened yesterday morning
by a gang Of burglars breaking into his store on
the ground floor, and went down to SelHe then,
when one of the Wilkins drew revolver and
shot The unfortunate man, inlIieting a wound
which will probably prove fatal The cry.
ofmuidcr brought the police 10 the spot Edward
I.andrcn and Francis Campbell were arrested on
snsnicion Bovd IS not eNpected to live.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AuGrsr G.-Flour firm. Wheat bouyant, -,
OOv bushels sold at an advance OF 3 cts Corn
depressed, sales of oil bushels mixed at IS cts.
Provisions firm. Whiskey has declined !, sales
at 81 cts. Stocks dull, Sterling Exchange 1893;
Lacross & Nil. 81; Gal & Chic. SOL; Erie 32f;
Clcv & Tol. 574; Cev. & Pitts. 400; Michigan
Southern 4g4; n. Y. Central seq; Penna. Cen
trail S22; Reading nj; Va. skies gUl; Miss. skies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

HoRsE sTrAlNG.-A man named Micheal
Strait was committed to jail on Wednesday in
Pittsburgh for stealing horse from Fawn
township. Strait said the prosecutor oughtnt
to be hard on him as he took the gray, which is
worth $40, when he might have taken bay
fiom the same stable worth $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
PHMADELPHIA MARKET.

AUGUST G.-Thc rain to-day has materially
restricted business. Flour continues duh, and
only 500 Lbls fresh ground from new wheat,
sold at 81, 90; old stock drll at $3.50. Small
sales of rye at $+,G23 Wheat dull at SI,60a
SO for rcd, and 81 80 for white, Rye coutip-
ucS scarce with small sales at 20 cents. Corn
is in fair demand at 50 cents in store, and 9o
cents ahoat Oats are dull at 4G045 cents NJ
change in groceries and provisions Small sales
of Pennsylvania and Ohio WhiSkcy, at 30a3l
cents.
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ERnMIEANNNMnRrH.

ST. LorIs, July 6.-Advices from Lcavenworth
to Monday state that Woods and knowlton,
companions of those vino were hung, were be
ing tried before the Judges of the Vigilance
Committee. The people are much excited, and
express a determination to lynch the prisoners
Mt a hazards Judge Lecompte and Governor
Walker addressed the populace, but failed 10
pncify them.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

Mad DOG.-A report prevailed last evening
that a mad dog had been killed in ;he 1st Ward,
after having attempted to bite several persons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

Srrr FOR - cESrs.--Mary Ann IIarris, yes
teriay morning, sued Henry Jaus, huekster
for the recovery of twenty-five cents. She al
I..es that on Wednesday morning, Jaus passed
n counterfeit coin of that denomination uponi
her, which he refused to redeem. Mary Ann
received the amount sued for, and Jaus had to
nav costs amounting to about four dollars,
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rise in the river


Ia 0dditi0n to the above, several pairs OF coal
boats left for New Orleans.
The steamer South America was sold on Sat
urday, at st. Louis, by the United States Mar
saul, Major Bryant, for S7,lOO, one-fourth cash
and the balance III four months. Mr.. Akley, Of
Pittsburgh, was the purchaser.
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pIpr ~ CIEICNGO

CHICAGO August GA fire broke out last
night in the building on tho corner of Washing
tom aud Clark street owned by JAS Laramon.-
The building was undergoing repairs. The fire
is Supposed to hare originated i''"n the careless
ness of the workmen. Loss 10000.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
,FIcE. coRNgR wArEN ANp MoNRoE srREETs.
OK EANlIN n II w .
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA

NV YoKx, August G.-The steamer Nagnr
arrived ut nuuu to-day, with upwards Of 2nu
passengers She spoke the storc-shi2 Reliti
from Aspinwall, for Boston, on the 25th o
July, in latitude 81 II, longitude 81 ". Sick
ness had broken out on board, but medical aid
was promptly supplied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

SUPPOSED CorxrrnrErrra. officer Tracy ar
rested man yesterday, whose name could not
be asccrtaiued, for an attempt to pass what was
supposed to be a counterfeit gold dollar, upon
woman in Centre Wheeling. The coin proved
to be genuine and the man was discharged.
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CINCINNATI MARkET.

CINcIxvArr, August G.-Flour firm and TN,
changed. Whisky advanced to 2G. Oats add
yauccd to 7Oa75 and active. Cheese firm at 8!
az Provisions firm and unchanged. Grocer
les in good dcnand.
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SENT TO Js1L-A German named Augustus
Cody, found stupidity iaebriated in the streets,
was sent to Jail yesterday by AID. Wright
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BY TELEl4RAPII.
RAITIM0RE MARKET

BALTponE August 6--Wleat dull; prices ra-
Their lower; corn. firm, Whisky quoted at 30 a
soc. Sales City Mills Flour G,SI and 7,25.-
Howard Street nominally quoted at 100
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Lees Commercial Academy.
NO. eg5 JL4IN STREET, (LI1 lSTALRS)

Wheeling, YH.
~ AVID LEE. Principal and Instrucior-the most expe
rieneeo and successful practical in Book
keeping by Double Entry, in the Uned states
a Tr s'f n an aG snsss course o. anu
Time Tuired IRON, three to six weeks according to the
saEssi.y and attendance o. '@' r'PD' i''y
We the undersigned, graduates of Lees Com
meroiaI Academy, have no heaion In that we be
lieve he instructor In the science OF
accounts applied Commercial any other business
Ills mastery knowI,dge Of FSIrsS and @
instructed in every branch OF Commercial Education
p6nssti. FxebanrssNo intrTcs. and DscountO
ing Foreign into dollars and cents aud recon
vertng them into their oriena elements we thnk are nc"
aud uusut passed by any otheT instructor =, ,,.,
the instruction we are seeking meets win our
unqualified appreciation nm. ,svI.s onr friends
fellow citizens who DESTROYS OF ACQUIRING knS%
edge Of Book keeping and comEnsEeia account, IN af
4. " TAYLOR, ROBERT B MoIAIN'
W W sHRIYEii, Jr., R; H. LIST,
+. d. CARR, joins ChAFAASi
s 81 II fsSS W. RICE, JOSIAH ?. DUNCAN,
CONRAD a. GAUs, ". II s[IPE
W. W. BERRY, C.C.O CAKhI
jrsi-2wd -
KEEP C0OLI KEEP COOL!
I'VE wish to inform our drinking friends that nov
w again prepared to furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal 70 any made in s sousy sier ssby
charged with Wholesome and gently stimulating gns us
crrvesceaee owing TO the escape o. us GSs ana moi 70
our sSrups we confident are equal to any found IN
cities. Such Is the testimony OF tnose "o
Ia addition to the usual fruit syrups, have The deie
Gus Cream Syrups aud Abe famous shook AND SODA
and CaaWba Syrnps. Gall at tile Bridge corner Drug
tel - 800. ,g--
Pure CIDER VINEGAR
n BARRELS prime family Vinegar Just received am LOT
20 sale by ljy2ll d. hEII.Lt
T7ILEsfI BRuSHEs-very and cheap, for sale BY
It ieI0 I. II: LOs,tAs : -
ID oURnoN WHISKY just received and for sale by ypo
ID uiy2n ". - ~" H4tts :
TTTALI P1PEB-J. E. Wilson & Co. have too large a
w stock TO carry over Call and buy irS mem ~
own rT,crs TtyiWl J = wilson CO..
SyETIIE your accounts by taking Notes. and buy yVuE
> blanks from IiyiOl }. T. WILSON CO.
TOLANK hooks
ID R0y'i sr.dium,
DsH' crown and CAP,
and great variety Of ,
ca F AZ J. & WILSON 4 cos.
'1S"'
C,HEAPEsr WALL PAPERS are for sale BY g,,,v
Ives Centre Wheeling:
WLND0 W BLINDS.
n, RgEN Oil Cloth Buzz Holland, Transparent and FapeF
VI Shades, for sale very leE by ,os np,vRs
ives ~ 49,
P4LH FANS.
INST received new stock Of Palm Fancy Fans and
d for sale ,t cheap by Ijyesl J. GRAVES
I FROH AUCTION.
90 PIECES new and pretty styles Of lawns which We ae
~ selling atl258e :, worth 25e +, .,,,s ,p,rcyN
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..-. FIVE GN9ES.NStAGS
GIVEN 10 ZACH PURCHASER

GIVEN 10 EACH PURCHASER.
In cir EOOkISG-GLASs DEPARTMENT may ~: Eid
every VARIETY OF PIE, NAM rnd &aGIE N.sRcS=, Poh-
aud PUclUEE FRANEs, coRSIcES, BASES Ses Of
errsive turf, from Citoev original de-
signs i'"t elssnhyr u ia nbarl mi q superior eia5
Il PINE sSHT DEPARTMENT I'll - iygii1 II1J
class iu,press.oui y; Ill Vie fines, Eur EnErsTinss
IN, oI ali csir'i publications.
AITsSTS' MNrEElAI DErAHrMfNT- siii D.
found iof sulerIcg quality only every rsi;i nr IA"
-irtsi. A;s,Et=Gs, or PU;Hl.
File u~-H dis: to the Tv.jc and Stfcul7. uI,crS tY
Iuli hllri and i.'c,'i will. 81 ,Ins
To uc economist, AMI ali gsirpTs ulr,,ir SUI.
quality articles, moderate prizes tire oyv presents
equal ! F0aJHEeS. I'D.
WIi.Lt MS, Srl.vFsNS, Mil fANS & CO.
APP 1 -ni-siSw 3!3 RrOaCpSty, NeN i"rA-
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MISSOURI ELECTION

e G2SoissC11, August c.--Riyen has fallen four
inces. Weather clear. Mercury 50.
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Philadelphia T. ". DN Sons l62 N 9d street. New
YORK, Barnes Par, Sni Broaiway cnrrcr Duane Bat
mOre CGspare Brothers. Gay PeuHa. Avenue Gin
rnnat d. Park. Ciicago, barclay BROTHERS. 2l3 g.
Water 81. St Louis, HARVARD Adams Co. N. Orleans,
J. MTri.t d Co.
Sold ny LaurIns usheld Wholesale Agents for North
Niren,a; T. n Logan Co., and other Druggists
Canadas oct:daWly.
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ALABAMA ELECTION.
MOBILE August G.-The Democratic ticket
is elected by large majority. Mr.. Smallwood
is elected to Congress.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS August 6.-Saline county, Rollins
24O. Johnston reported from 40 10 90 Pet
tees 2lU. month"; 100. Morgan county gives
Stewart 100.
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DEATH OF EX- SECRETARY DoBBIN.
RIcnMoNp August 5-MF Dobbin, latc Score
tary of the Navy, died at Fayetteville on Tues
dav.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
WILL Re SOLD, Mt Public Sale on the 18th dny of
w 10th Month COcIoberl next, the following
property the a. Martnsyll, Belmont county, Ohio,
adjacent the X. r. Dspto, viz:
EirLtecn (S Lots belonging jointly to the estate Of Ben
jumu W. Ladd decd and Collier H. Mnge-and four Out
LutSs Also No. 3 which substantial and COM
modious two story Brick Dwelling and Store House; and
adjoining the Presbyterian Cmrel-belpngns jointly
sad and Joseph Jones' Who has authorized us to
sell his interest together with that 81 the estate Full POS
session car, be given at once.
MaIusyIle village Of twenty-iTc hundred inlahit-
ants located the Ohio river valley opposite and above
tie city Of Wheeling part Of the plat of the town which
portion OF the above described property,
upon the second bottom elevation OF 90 feet more
above low water mark, overlooking other portions 81 the
valley Island, the Suspension bridge,
and portion OF the city Of Wheelng-Wich make 1t n
beautiful site residences The hills around
the town abound in stone coal aud lime stone We think
locations possess many advantages for the man
ufnctuTs OF all articles common in the Ohio valley.
g sale to commence 10 O'Clock a. Terms (Which
will he easy made known the day Of sale.
WM. BATES,
THOMAS WOOD,
Executors Of B. W. Ladd, deed, and
T2Iow-daw Agents for C.H. MinEe.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrrsprRau, August 6.-Riyer4 feet 3 inche
by pier mark, and falling. Weather clear
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARllEr.


CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES,
RyI. Va. PUlIPIIREY.
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LOUISVILLE, August 6.-River feet inches
in the canal and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
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SHANeIAI MATc"Es, for sale by, ,oe.n co
Books, Stationery. &c.

TAs. c. ORR, No. III Main street would invite the at
a teuton OF tile recalling community and rclants IN the
trade to lie new large e selected stock Of Hooks,
Stationery, Wall Paper &c. It his Intention 70 keep on
lstd supply articles usually keptin his line. Tive
him call and you will fail be satisfied with botn
stock and prices
large invoice OF Wall Paper the way, which viii e
ready Tor Inspection In few dcys. fso6
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HHSsiing StGtio,s, June i2ti, is5ii
on and after Sunday evening June 18Th the Passenger
!, A. Ma and il r. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $40, A. NJ,
WIN receive and DISCHARGES passengers at all the principal
T Ipres, Train daily at 3sa p NJ will receive and
wood NOundsve, Cameron Burton, Bentons Ferry Graf
ton, Iowiesburg Piedmont Cumberland No INV station,
Sir Johns Kun, Martnsburs Harpers Perry Monoeacy,
Sykssylle and Washington Junction.
TO- p NJ, Will and discharge Passengers at all the
The Trains viii arrive follows: The ailTrain 45
at o,' NJ $oODslDE, ss3 s5RS dent;
SUMNER .1RRANG EMENTS.
F54Eg1E g555zsssza s5szzs.zgg - 49,
fziz55l52a ss-5ss S YES
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD,
WHEELING STATION, May aSd, 1851.
ON and after Monday May 25ii 1851, and until further
" notice. there will be daily train leave his station
Tor CIaysTIllc and all Intermediate stations aS iaH2T';
Arrive at Claysyi!e. At $3.50 a. W.
Mail Train leave CIaysvTle. at $3.50 NJ
A[vs at Wheeling. ;ro nj IL. SII b rsfplar
LHs I iI 10, 60 W. C,n9orsIIry p5ttsbureb
an; T!eEets procured at Hempaeld Depot
my23 U. Is. PEIRsEL, Agent.
WHEELING, Sept. %, 1856.
and passengers Wheeling Claysvle and all in
Fsrt to Washington Depot FOrsys
Warehouse. U. L. PEIRsEL,
,n,l Ass Wheeling.
WHEELING, CINCINNATI < LOUISVILLE PACKET.
,eNaaah The"sy and , sIIs a,dIIE steamer
k&3B3slS' Capt. J. X. BOoTH,
ES4REz9E2sa will regular packet ts the abOT
and alintermedlate ports
sS5 F'f''' Of passage pP T. C. BAKERk co. Agents
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CRIsTADoRo,s HAIR DYEI

Within mt she'll all the merits l-,
OF CristHdsrAs never cIupied ise;
ltCd It makes black, to brown transforms grey
And keeps tie hbres always from decay.
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