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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-06-26

Mis-statement of the Canal
Board, $ll7 ,l26 90
La these figures is not included the annu-
al interest on the cost of the Portage, which
was reported in 1854, by the Auditor Gen
eral and State Treasurer, at $2,70S, ,672
IL, but has since been increased over $500,
900 by work on the new Portage road.
Were this included, as it should be, for it is
part of the payments of the State on ac-
eouut of the Main Line, the picture would
be more revolving, for it would show the
loss Of the Commonwealth last year, on ae-
count of the Podtage road,to have been over
100000. Yet upon the score of money
making we are urged to retain this Line!
With regard to the Canal portion of the
Main Line, we have not as detailed infor-
nation as concerning the Railroads. The
Supervisors reports, if made, are not pub
lished--a mere abstract being Incorporated
This includes as we'll the amount. ex-
pended as the debt contracted and not paid
in this department.
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s257,96o II

MIS- statement OF tle DoarO
amounts to S647.79l SO
Sut little comment need be offered on
these facts The money reported by the
Auditor General was paid. TO what pur
poses, his Report states. Every citizen
eau tell for himself, by the summary given
above of the items of the Report, with what
faithfulness the Board have stated the con-
dition Of the Line Instead Of yielding a
revenue, it cost last year more than came
from il, not counting the interest paid on
its cost 1t has been SO for M any years,
the assurances of the Canal r eports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
have spoken hitherto of the Main Line.
This comprehends, as all know, the Colum-
bia Railroad, the Canal to Hollidaysburg, the
roads over the mountains, and the Canal
from Johnstown to Pittsburg. 1t viii be
instructive to change for time our view
from the whole Line TO the Columbia and
Portage Railroads, of whose workings we
have more complete and detailed information
than of the Canal portions. First, let us
look at the Columbia road for 1856. The
Canal Report makes its statement thus
Columbia road .-Receipts 1855. .034 %
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Excess Of payments over re-
ceipts Of Main Line, s:
Add debts contracted on
Lower Western and Up
per Juniata Divisions of
Canal, reported in Canal
auIhorzsd,' and net in-
cluded in expenditure on
Canal, but which were
made by officers Of the
State, and will, beyond
doubt, be ultimately paid
by the State,
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Aruv yosS AGO BAALEs RAnaor~
AsTRs,IOGY.

. srOBrsHtua 10 ALkl-aAOAna aUaaOW I'm
n moe, -ooA~fu' ~ ocsss The wer.. -
Bee been scy~r ~ re ~ven1 ssnsss~ ~ ~
ds-stser no N-sose rSayes osesv~'
pr sl p-s pr-sen ard tu'ur~ events ~ NE Ihve 80
~ ~ 'hcurards dvrtn tssestn brrps wu vi hoe -
n, times 10 m~r'ed ko~ nj -,li sho~
he ne Of fsturr husband AID . ~ ~
ptns~ o. -'r bliss snt eeof Ink thruuGs W..
49, shoe TIE Nte~e~s ~ she~o. e-d- snd -iss.~rs
Ard ~r TO- III Ne ~ 80 Nat gor raoss
A~r helns rl.set M charge Nn- .afned R~nkAsn0
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LOST AND FN,IiND.

LOST AND Fs,tND.
noa usr 80 RkwARp-os TUESDAY TuE OtH
~ ns ant firm ieotard street blart f'wiouni.
dog has tip ~ his fore white. ~hts and
she ihe Ieck The above ~ll be By
turning bin to he s.ove place
7 osT-ON SUNDAY 2srH INST YOUNG RROrv
4 dog with lers ard tAa
whoever viii return m tn untcrsrnd sht be safely
rewarded. JANIS T. LsEit. 10 Dean street Rrp,uyn
Osr-A TONG TAfL ray NAHE About ttL
Ards hiRh. cw fofe chs ulfer~ hYsr Moadtv gh
brdl- On her hen 81. en- Ary Information hs- vii he
tsn fully received by H. hcsg and tast Ne- work Lolg
and.
oST A FTBFNsN's BADGE ~ tue sIspER
vii obNrs nv returning w he Chief v gineers 0fce.
2iFIrsb-,b street. ~ 81 the american suseim-
usT on SrULEr-. SMALL PoCEsr BOOK con
IL tannF the foovTg described bank bills papers. nc
three So bills Nv. $40 bills So bil, iva " bis
g. bill oil on the Mechanics king
able of March recep' for the N,rh
American Bank ard trust and oher ratns
utmo al the ferrv IN ue ~ the Sss
Jersey Railroad and A sutshie rFwgi will BE- pad
~ he a1ove uspers &C by YANDSk
bFhGH, No l4 Liberty SIRE, y y
CToTFN OR BRANDON THR MORNING ~ ras
- 3s horse from the sable 81 tchih avenue
Stt'est IN street s bsv snf hsd hesr shofser
viii returu the sad tore 10 ~ Mny corner n .shn
and siNteenh street vii be suiahiy rec uded -
q aIRsR
,ToLrN-ON TUESDAY, nTB. BErsEss ASD9P
- N Z ON the Of Barclay an VeS sirees
cery aud hav msre ingehsr iii osf Of grosr~s
ccpsurs Of thr,e barres of Vsctages Opury
with AL oun'ing W shout flsp Tho
address " on the waeou, John BrNy. 50 FOURTH street.,
very the viii be ihsnsfuy received at The
address
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C,OR TIM HCLIDAVB

L'OR TIN HOLIDAVH
yEW May sND Dts MoNDs VERY Low.
The Subscriber tor The last etgb yeASu In bassunm
Wal sttret -e1s all de~o .uO,s Of doe poa Di~au1
and al other kinds al sver at Wholesale and RECALL ~
lass than he pSo.s
LAdif~ bssutifri "od, Cameo. Mosaic C~rbunose -
Pearl sat rarrtngn Pine AID Ira lch
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of period tho fuucsos and attributes Of the head Of
exsoutiva Tha u,ssago OF Nc. Pierce 10 Congress-
hich We pubush eyewh.ro though oy no means
able 20 the Raid Apaytlslty oil It's fra nee Is never
eoss subdued pSone, ana - far as torogu Affairs are
ned conc, ktory boin 10 mater aod Toe
Resident beeip rather inoecorously, as Ii would seem
IN Es gsh cader, by commenting on the eleoion
= has luz taken pis,e without s~atng the formal
aof Che electors. and this he does from the
x>>f his own party, without any p-etenston
be language OF the minority AZ well N or
EMy. Inoeot, We find In this portion OF tue Pre-
message manN OF the phrases wbon ~ere ban
Tut from the sNump" and the platform during
Barse OF the recent, contest The North are de
Id - . mere eeogrApa teal party. and eoe attempt
bvent the extep, ION OF ravery 10 cnarscerized ~
chief maRistrsteI& the rebpblc as mere pretence,
sed by sb0it6nis,s whs arc seeking 70 prepare the
bio mind for Civil war and fratsicidai carnage rnus
eouth has beeLS irrsted ana mace ~ nos. :, voen'
khe North The nrrt step OF the North was abolition
the second tbs ~ sat given 70 fuetuve slaves
third the obi nl0c made to the INTRODUCTION OF new
e States mo the Unon. Then comes defepce o.
nsaa OF W Missouri promise, ana or the Kansas
~ d . hypuctii al profession OF tua tihty
Asrunt intarfe renee with the free tom o
dnuuSAns" H. mas, who are, more
sgUieved party. rnere
tte ment WHOM does no
Indignantly denied by
ON whose b half
iced be dtfi sui
>eted, su,
nals, and
N re
Iould the Sou b ~
ust be dissolved AndDu
ii Gus for its lroeervat on On
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uTl.l,s,uUs NUr1CEs.

ct PETERS, CHURCH BROoKLyE -rHE PtRsr
servce the church N state street near Bond vi be
he'd the evening" Of festival of the Ertphany fuesday
jan ccunnsrritg "a, O'CLOCK The reverend clergy ard
any oburcsmen Interested invited attend 1he 0her
inpa wl be applied the floating debt OF the pa
fish The The church ul be enied on the pre-
eecinC evening commcncug NJ ocleck.
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u 'ne IeoiPoos4 49, 80 =. ~ =. 80 ~ suo saue
ame, oecAme vousa anu 70 S"E oa,osv.nes 70 soo
VERY ~ o, rs sno 20 ' ,s "a, 4, u0u was 'ns
oeSA , W. oojeos " 49, sao sssk ~ . -
90 nI osox ss - .Ss seo. '"n resSh soVer
non., ~ 40 .a.se " ' a o, Ogs'eA "8' az
uoenoeu ns oN suoa y, uDeps "u'ss v'oo 70 uT@ ~.
ieene tnal tne Ameer Do. Au ueu huas 'hs raar OF
AntnaDnsn, nAo voon Iusukaau oy os nesu Dors !"
postess pneeu OF .usI, nsvog I'm .new q.
snanoe soo1scooa IN .os. e'prse' ne meoea 40 al
vance upon nera,i anu tna' au a'mee EXPERIMENTATION 10
me oreon OF nera. sas rquheo io' 'ae preservation
Oh uasqonuy ID hnornso
inE nseIuon .ns. .nS ru'e' o snsvsomssn WAS insu
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rem duty Gil foreign ortd usle. will tnink that
lis recommendation does not before IL ID needed
gh - the duty is IL u n0 enough 70 act prohibition
Id many articles such iron for ibstsoce import
large quantities, paying the thi ~ Ger cent on the
alue OF the article when landed in Am rca The frst
nd often the only read In Uuited States rsircsd
III this indispensable condition OF civilization ceaves Its
ny through the forest the richest laods are le 10 tho
apper the Indian, and the buffalo 8ut with tue iron
ny comes settlement and With settlement the arts an
pave nlepoes o. cv zed life The railway has accelerated
colonization oftbe Amsrio continent b. hundreds Of
Ssa All the rest q the xor,a pM sOss.hsr. Ye. the
oo Of Wnnh this inestmaole agers OF wealth. ana
hviusatieu u composed u GunciAlIy raised In price
os 'raS o. Poo %sssrs Who cSnno
Isen when thus projected out the British producer
sd that article Of industry the produosoa Of which lies
meht be by ct least third This is In truth, pro
ectionisn run mad Wa. sRgravsses the sosurdty u
Ana the central government OF toe Catted states already
psseses . revenue far too large for IL wants. afa Is
brood 10 have recourse little oooug In order 70
t rid Of funds which ougns never 70 have been COL
me part Of On AmsfAa Presidents messsg, which 10
|uualy liable CRITICISM nat wuicn elAtes to
|yceign affairs We are happy 70 say tes In tnh re.
p,v before US. The treaty by which the troubles Of
otral America out an cod 70 10 recommended
the favorable consideration o, .ns senate ana
appreciation America mas ronsentd 70 give nme tor
amcabie aettlemeIt OF tue und aues' ques ion Tae
ssssuon Of Mr. Marcy TOR extending tue proposed aoo
On OF pvsteer,ng the Apsoute proecuon Of private
pperty on the ocean is fairly aud temperste'y advo-
ia ana bopes are exI that the allied Powers
y soon be brought oecessisy OF acting on so
jGhtened q priBotIe &c 'ain qua res sto the re-
Cne VI Mexico ana me coudaJs Of New GRANADA win
tSd 70 The railway are ishsy 'ouchei UPON, and the
en4 make, use Of tsis femarKA Die ex rcssioo; I've
10 stAsopsr 70 our poser 70. 'ess nsppy Soaaiaoa
aay repuolics In am rica and " LiAce ourselves
y oalmness rps usoc-- Sissity OF rtgnt BY
AZ "a sss grs ssess sad ~sanisst OF the
N Of Earepe ~ wedo not profess 70 Know sssoay
CtsS hs me- ans. We hope not wrong In putting
nu n the int pretaon he President will Tor tue
Fut u svod the uaaitionary policy which made the dig
niu "a the repobo Ist 10 seeking for mater OF Of
fsrrN where IL could b. f)unu Sab Ia the Presi
dert'S sssge. Reasonable and moderate ~ regards
Sprsish Affairs and rot perhaps obiec than
might be expected WITH TO domestic matters, 10
aborate defBce, tuch bs mace for the many
censurabe OF the present miotstr atom soems
& lack bo,a and per vated by tn
pepument tina. the pol oi i- author 10 closet
resdy and hardly requires the ceremony OF the 4In OF
March Tor Its termination
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NE st arsAwTs.

DBOOKs OLD STsk, 81 LI-PEsARD SrRtEr
Id On Ncndae even re- JsrusSy6
nOaRs Rvsps AND vAssAm Bowl
Dinner al "A NJ. Tickeu o..
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FURNITURE.

RIO rrRrIrunt eEALsRs Rte WAIVED 70 RfRl
futures consisting o. benches tables oousters -
h,tures etc, suitable for concegt q
voun hire toom sfesdy aued address U 3. L. .
fe- Nork Post oGice.
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COPARTNERsIup NOTICES

COPARTNERsIuP NOTICES
$40 600 r.sTsss wsLse srsse &C
without rist paying W ~ cent; VIII ncr-sse n "
cent with shove amount Apply n CHARLES n NfLLss
co 1876 brrsdssv
flOPthI kkheHIP. y. hsCHsDo VAS THIS DAY
~ taken into par nership William Hcesn Ard Furt~do
for Tie usnssctan " Shipping and busnes At les
Peal street. under the hrrp OF J. A. MACHsDU CO
NV NonS, jar usry l, 1851.
CopARTNERsB1P NO1ICE-I have TINS DAY a..
~ eociaied With ~ Boas fornrr, OF san Fran-'s-o
California NJ Hier Cor the tbs
exchange and foreign buspass the Nd
place No $50 Broaowsv, under the drm o, RirharS,
Boas AGO G. " RICH ShD.
Nsv yopr January 1857
nfssOLuTICN or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CopaRv.
IL pership heretnrr existing under the 81 s,mn
Co " tbs dsy Dissolved oy mutual consent h- bus9-~s
viii be settled by l. sturn IGN. tus NrUhN,
CHARLES AUfLsR
rrv YopE December ~ 1876
The subscriber W the business of lmpoyd-s ssS
selling ewehy, &c. his sole accouni IN The cttv ~ seq
York l. sruRy
INV ,opK January 2 1857
L,EANCrs sKrDDy MAS ASCOT srED wTrH Htv
Edmund =. vsde and John p. Ssiddv ard Gill ,curue
the brokerage business under the Off RANCs SKInDY
a co. New York January 1851.
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nYstkF Ray bo3 BkOADw ~ PICK M Or~vk11
~ TO- The hOildAys' ne ouhlic reqasstssi y
ba,r orders foe Dick early 80
ter sen Ia part ot The ~ up foe shipnsHt
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CTilGHs FOR SALE SOME VERY MAT s,sGtE
- ard double seated Portland sleRh Also buffalo robes
and tells May be Al y COskLIN'S sale and livery
sabcs - West Threentb street. between ffh and Sirh
CLElGH FOR SALE "A VERY HANDsoME sINGLs
- teigh with bells and ROBE, will be sold
Together. To be n WHITE CoKsIsv'S stable, 81
Irving place
ypANTRD-ro BUY A SMART HORSE, FoR WHICH
w stock OF imported hguoss viii be Kiven In part
uisst Please address n G. A.. I'D Herald Office.
THE FIREMEN.
TIE CBIRr EsaIsEEs QUEsrIos.-SEw YORK
i Dec. 81, 1860
Foah l. Farnham Asssian Engineer.
John keuemsn, Hose Go ~
Richard kmreus Engine Go. g
Alcnzo sloe. hose Go. ".
John A. Crer,er Assistant Engineer.
Jsmes Forsyth. Engine Co ~
1huu az " Goodwin look and Ladder Go. Is Tommtee.
Gentlemen Y our friendly communicated tnvitng ms 10
become csnds'e for the honorable position of Chief Pm
Of The New Yorh Pre- Department has been ~ eved
and carcfuv considered by In the early part n the cam
purposey refused 10 enter the oontes In order thai
should h. Of other members OF organusiou
CLAIMS and better hed To perform the
any sble duties ~ that ofce Beng
sured however tia becoming niidste viii not inter
with the ssrrs.ns OF the more de-ertiny Ireey
your reque and declare myself canddae for tie
% OF Chicf 10 gnev, tor one tnn ony very respect
full,. yours, HtNNf H. HOWAnp.
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rER.>ONAL.
ERArK.-r WILL SEE you on FRID AT. yANuARy
II sf n usual hour and place kDsAtD
L'HIDAY-wTIL FIND A LETTER AZ rae Posr
III Office, a. agreed
" THIS sHOrID MET THE EYE OF WILLIAM
Blair joiner, who left Hochee nunte i years ago and
New his would be glad " hear rom
him 70 The OF The Rev Mr. Marshal Hochee By Dundee
SCOTLAND.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES ANO JOIN
Il Hanna formerly % Cslrnsgrsn and Margaret Ann No
Clean. lofmert q Dovnpsuick. Ireland N hey -D CON
muncaie with Henri y Grsccy $40 Pear sreo New YORK.
they viii bear a. scmehi " heir sdvaotsge
DIT roPCErs GFr PROMISE TO WRITE AS SOON
Il 80 Wedns.t~s at There - zoe Tor her Ia Union
square Post OF ~. lrom y W.
THE NuLErNt.s.
yTE1ERAN CORPS OF l-l2-A NEsrTSG OF rae
crps viii be held AZ headlusrers Lels star House,
No ~ Iispeusrd street FRIDAY, Jan lSI, At y. NJ
oruer a President Vim. n. Chambers - ----
W. CoRRirRg Adjt A. W JONES Ool
wElLgspUs NssrgCGs.
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TERMS:
For FuIL Course fpeIudfng at Departments Of Book
keeping, Lectures anu Fe1mdHS"P '"edr''O's "s An
For Fsl GoIrse IGdls: 20
1HE PROPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
cess which hnyr marked the career Institution since
establishments the Capital aud stimulates Them 70 re- re-
rapidly increasing demand for Prdeticat a'1 corsLsi
sss SSs.e o Il s PnsSS m ssvy aasins aud
cia Houses, by educated and accomplished sene
nsR hn: 81 enSGIsa GSTS @ IL oo By oral
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER lNsTlTUIi0N: fSi ESeh
STUDENT by this PROCESS Is drilled at the DESk t"d6H
mGy sepby step, ,n he has mastered The whole E0uSnS @
strrId an GpprsnticeshiD frrge COmmercidI
Kosse all awkWRriness; falteFnE and egFsEionS
In addition engagement Of accompllshed Assist st
ants, have also secured the services oi some ~ u
eminent Lecturers In Ohio, to lecture on e"nneFSA'
topics. .,.s,., !, .. ,,.,.,.r, w..
here bt II enbraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BooK KERPINd with free and full discussion d
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commergiai Ge-
SsTapy ConmerciGi PrOnetS Eir Of TrS. part
neTshtp, &c. s..fg
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened Orthe reception OfLades No Institution In
the Union purts more thorough or interesting course III
In conclusion We would add that shall put forth our
best efforts to merit In a st degroe the fiat
tering reception with which enterprise has met dma s9S
pledge ogEssess e. tHPGrt e norS c sn0,Sug t anu
other siItilIr Mercantile college. -,
Among the many Recommendations" VIC give "'s ''"
we Undersigned take pleasure in tesifying that we
are personally acquainted with MIR GrRngeTs Hbly as an
Accountant of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
highest order. lie has had great eNperienTr as an AS
countant in heavy Commercial and banking Houses we
gives him superior facilities in impartDE FTdccdt
KI,OtDisdgs 9r Book kssPin0' @Sh0r0u9' e0'e'c'"'
l. j. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President Of Farmer College,
LoIIIN ANDREWS,
President Of KksnyGa' College
To youns men who wish to acquire "1nsin EtlIc'-
Mr. GRGSoR has the rare theOrct @ knowl-
edge and Aptsss lin eachpg, added practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that BrndusteS
his College will be fully competent to Keep the most c"
C4fsi set Cf IROOkR. I
A. p STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant. -. =
j. JASNEY, secy Board of Control State Bank OF o.
JF. PARAi, Book Keeper at d. I. WOodhury's.
u. OVERDIEIl, Book Keeper at Clinton BANK
H. 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. n
@. b. MASON, Book Keeper at ]. II. Riley Co.'s
Esg-FOr full particulars, send for circular:
- - GRANGER t6 ARMSTRONG,
fci-1v PrOprIetors
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MISCEILANEOUS.
GOLDEN BBE HIVE STORE,
1T4 NJ AIN 81. WIl Il fT.I.IN(i. L

lT4k MAIN ST.. w t1EElSlNA1s
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
CTONE 4. THOMAS take pleasure IN announeinG that
- they are now in receipt Of tsir fa s,pek q Fan and
DFy isoods, Varieties and MIlliaerV Gooils.
They iust received their Second Fall PuEthnses,
hel adde their former stock, yin euahs thea % pre-
sent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far te largest MOST DESIRABLE stOeE and
embracing the BEST SELECTION of ehoieS Sos they have
offered 20 the Public.
TO tsr former variety they have Added large sack af
Carpeting Of the latest designs and best maes
beautiful line Of choice Furs, auitshle Tor
Winter fradrtO both Of which, we'll triT stoek
RtneFally, they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been IN the Eastern cities tine previous
the heavy IN al kinds Of Cotton Fabric aud buy
Ing largely with th Cash they many years
tnSrs in instances; they allie Fer iduesenta
to Cdah Bayers, either by the PIECE AZ RETAIL
Il by similar house Is the West
To n.:st the wants Of tr rapidly ineTeaauE Trade, they
the Public with Of the best selected StOeks Of goods in
their line In the West.
In this stock may be found fully
l200o yds sks-eInbrHrng some Of the nest inrOrte
- 4OOO = french MsTinOes, CashmeFes. Bomba1ines,
Thlbets and MaddonI8H-of every quality and color.
full line Of the Richest Painted, Obre sadss and sat-
in striped CasttnsTes and Delaihea--imI-5Fttd. d.
800 shaVIs and CiOaLs-ebraeing Of the richest
ever offered in Wheeling. Isl
sOOO yds Ginghams, Debazes DelAInes and Prints and
6OUUD Of Domestirs-eEbFheing the largest line Of
American WO0ens and Cotton goods kept By any similar
house, II not by any house IN the city.
They have laid IN their With closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident that they ceF
close cGsh buyers eNeellel by West,
the United States. No trouble show goods-oOds
Cars. Hotels aud Boats for Customers
- Always on hand Prime Live Geese Rsati'sFa-
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1000 Cases
s'Poor old Uncle Ned.n

'Poor Old Uncle Ned"
"And he had no wool the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grou.'
THERE are some folks a-lays, IameHta-
Il ble fix with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
Of to OF rejoicing, they win ouIy uss ts
means which Art offers TO NatHTr, 10 aid her
EmeF8On's Hair ReaaoPnIfwe,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In wheeling who testify power preventing
the loss Of hair, and IN rrstoring growth
fallen out. -
EmeFsOn's Hair TOpie Il. for sale by
7. II LOGAN co
decll Bridge Corner Drugyists.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA

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NUMBER li3
CITY BUSINESS.
Ess9ss Ass .l....ssI.. aSss.-
Writing Flufd.

IHCE ths suerior iluid lst has bs h.fSTe ne bgs.
- no nearly year, it constantly EalnnE -
aIoT, aud lOv presTrUe b naHy y ts faF-fsle4 Ar
nold EluiA.
tiles. together Uth sInaer SHES bses sa1
banker and nlsrrhantl In Cinennsil, L6ggyia, Pms
buRE HnaI0, Cleveland uetfuit, feITe Har Lalayehs,
fineeu Enanapoiil, EEuusge. FFalkinrt, LeEtnEiods
NAshVIe, MCpisv 81 LO1is, VksbuF, Jaeklo NateeeE
New Oroals. u has allo tee1 aloI1-d IN ~ saa De-
paTtents of Kentucky, TsuuesFee lrd As.iprL II has
Ian three rst eiats Diplomas 1eehasI Inauiesot
CineInnAt and LSaisVE and SsET nipfoHas an1 ae NJ
Pairs he'd Pan ss York Ohi0, tniaaa
and Illinois.
The following merchants. bankers. &e q Wheeling. b-
tooFe using ATnoib English luk, have pTrAAse1 J. J. B
leris Book. Keepers Writing Ftuid:
Northwestern Bank u Virginia. MeEchaltS' 1eekaaicl@
lTherlnE. Wheelnes lanlfartH-
ring Company; Comfy CrTk ohio ceny; Satoha Isir
graph Odcr; altlnlOre and Oho RafEosd oees NeLars
HOuse; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell AeAfsei Gcrdoa,
Matiheua Cos 7. SIe~ney SER; n7aue = csWE7 OtI
Boyd; Boyd Oliver Fryer Js- n stout c.; IaA-
din, G1beFson 4 Co. Presa.
uTirea by
oeSo L1NBDIS. GILRKRsOE CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTEs

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OPENED THIS DAY, and nOs Esady G.r
sale, frssh supply Of ChieteTing sens eel
t1 RI 0ebrutrd P1anO F0Ftes, bsauiil Hiae wal
Dub and RoasUoOd huish, aud bFIllianey q
tone and E4uens % to be shsFfn hls
country or Europe and are oEe a IL osest nAnnasl.
prices, ,ineildfng eaFFIags.
AisO Prince Co > Nelodeona, styIs uith tan aaa
half sWe, of 6ne Rosewood nsh, at Is Iouest Bo
PTiersi With ggneTul stock q NaTtnB estTaed GuaIl
Italian, ITeneh and German Hoiins EIolineeos Eutes
khs1 han3os tlborine Tuning ROEs. he bsSl Iallal
Strings Stth all otheF articles an be ne gsne
raj assortment oI Variety Goods
Wholesale lnsle ana Variety aiors.
mss - - Jas. MELLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

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Watches, JeWelry, SilverWare,
go. SC.
j. It. y SCOTT TSS
ATEW and spiundid st1gfar sEeeeliug n beautTt
IN esenee, variety and eheapne, ks has hsrsofore
offered his patrUns-Elll be opened On
MONDAY MOENiNG, 3tIH INST,
To HhIeh ~ respectfully nyttaI The sEiltnl e The llb
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