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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-12-19
NOTHING FIT TO WEAR.

Some years since, Mr.. B. was elect
ed to represent the town of Shelburne, N.
H., in the Legislature. He was plain old
farmer, full Of sound sense, and ready for
any real work that was needed. When he
made his appearance at the State House, it
must be confessed that his tout ensemble
was anything but fashionable. His hat was
perfect relict of antiquity-his coarse
frock and trousers of genuine dapple-gray,
homespun-his shirt bosom. the product cf
his wife's own loom, and his boots of the
thickest, and most substantial cow.hide.
As Mr.. B entered the lobby, there
were several young "members" standing
about the FIRE, and supposing the new conner
to be only a visitor, they merely cast glance
at his weather Drowned face, and turned up
their noses Mt his verdant looks, and then
continued their conversation. B. took
a seat near the stove.
ssNo room here for VISITORS" said one of
the aippants.
"Oh, I'm a member" aa
"You member!' uttered the first speak
"Sartin," responded B, in . mild
tone. -
sswhere from.' 49, v.s.-
"Shelburne."
"Well,'' said tho fashionably dressed
member, with disdainful look at the rough,
coarse dress Of the farmer; sshavn't the folks
Of Shelburne got any body else to send
herc?" -M
go, as for that matter, I suppose there
are good many men there that know morn
! do, but they haint any Of 'em got any
clothes that's ct to wears
The aedgelings were aoored, and before
tho session closed, they found that the
member from Shelburne' could see through
. question as far as they could see around
it.
CO The New York Tribune gives an ac-
count of Telegraph Machine recently in
vented and put in operation by Edward J.
Barnes. The peculiarities of this patent are
several, among which may be named the
following: LIST. 1t requires no skill to use
it, and any person can operate with it on
the first trial, correctly aud satisfactorily.
I'd. It writes in alphabetical characters,
though worked by single person with ease
and rapidity. Sd. The machinery is very
simple and very strong, and not at all liable
to get out Of order. 4th. 1t 10 not deranged
BY thunder- storms, but can be worked with
equal fidelity in all weathers. Being simple
it is very inexpenslvs:
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TA disappointed artist, INDUCING in q
vein Of abuse against successful rival, ex-
claimed, Gle is, without exception the most
superficial, self-suficient, ignorant, shallow
creature that ever made any pretentions to
art" "Gently, my dear sir," interrupted
gentleman "you quite forget yourself"
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White Goods 4 Embroideries.
We are just in receipt Of large stock of plain,
check and striped Swiss Jaconet and Nansook Musins;
Dotted and Figured Musiins; .. -
Embroidered Muslin for Basques;
Embroidered Robes and Skirts;
Embroidered and Lace Handks,chiefs;
Rich Collars and Sets;
and large and complete stock Embroidered Edgings
lnsertines, Founcines and Bands; Linen and Linen
Cambria Handkerchief.
For sale at No. 8, Phoenix Block.
BABBIrr ROSS
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c. Somebody once remarked that the
Englishman is never happy but when he is
miserable the Scotchman and Frenchman
are never at home but when they are abroad;
aud the Irishman is never at peace but
when he is fighting; while the Yankee is
never easy unless he is driven {, death by
business. ..
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There are two kinds of bores in the
world, the rich and the poor. You can get rid
Of the latter by lending him Eve dollars.-
You can free yourself Of the other BY At
tempting to borrow twenty-five dollars from
him. Try it.
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ETWhy is bank note like fish? Be-
cause If you keep it two days, it is likely to
spoil. = A''*
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ETNA INSURANCE. COnTPANv
HARTFORD. CONN.
Chartcfed 1s19-The safest ana Rest T>..s,-.,.-
n the kind.
BALDWIN, IS AGENT FOR rfrH
syc COMPANY who 10 now ready 70 take riahs
Issue policies 70. buildings stocks Of nercAsndss
80, ~ tnis city and throughout The country. n mods
Council nlulls, io61-pl41
EKEs6 PEACHES, ClERKKfEs, ee-elv,,.
y -e.'us sna tof sale q the ZEE HIVE,
4 quality, lSr sale ;tfAe " :" 1rE sier -
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GA wag in ono of the Southern Legis-
laaures, perceiying musquito alight on .
neighbours hand, immediately arose, and
addressing the chair, requested that said
musuuito have leave to withdraw his bill.
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THE NETWORK DAILY TIMES
rs PUBLISHED AT THE SAME OFFICE.
l. EVERY MORNING. Sundays excepted. 1t will be
sent by mail to part Of the United States So per
annum. ..r.r
The postage on the DAILY TIMES TO any place
within the United States is 80 cents per quarter
vance. y -.0...
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c. In one of the smaller cities of Massa-
chusetts, the colored population held meet
ings to discuss the propriety Of celebrating
the anniversary of West India emancipa-
tion, August LIST. At one of these meetings,
very conservative gentleman was much
surprised to see some of the "fair sex" ris-
ing and taking part in the discussion. At
ter two or three Of the sisters had "freed
dar mines'' on matters under debate, he
sprang up in a greatly excited state, and
addressed the audience.
"Feller citizens! Ef I'd spose, at de
LADIES' would be p'rmitteed to take part in
dis yere scussion-(sensation)-ef I'D a
node, 'at de LADIES' cud jine in dis yere de-
bate-(all eyes turned on the speaker)-ef
I'd believed fur one moment Teller citizens
'at de- female sect wood dar to raise DER
voice in dis yere meeting, Pd-feller citi
sens-(Wot! wot wood you've did, ef
you'd node it? shouted two or three Of the
strong minded sisters, as the whites of their
eyes flashed on the speaker)-I-(scratch-
ing his wool,) I'd brung my wifs along
soid me-"
Here the discounted orator dropped into
his scat, completely exhausted.
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CO Ambition often puts men upon doing
the meanest Offices, 50 climbing il perform
ed in the same posture as creeping.
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e There should be A. little merit for
loving woman for her beauty 40 for low
ing man for his prosperity, both being
equally subject to change.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-12-19

CTWhat is the difference between . man
in deep thought, and King Henry the VIII?
Answer: One 10 fat king, and the other is
a hin-king.
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Says Dick to Joe, "Did you attend
church yesterday % 81 was confined to my
room, was the reply. 'sAh, you had the
room atism,o said Dick.
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GA Quakeress, jealous of her husband,
watched his movements, and one morning,
actually discovered the truant kissing and
hugging the servant girl. Broadbrim saw
the face of his wife, as she peeped through
the half open door, and rising with all the
GOODNESS Of general, thus addressed her
'Betsey, thee had better quit peeping, OF
thee will cause disturbance in the family
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PIANOS! PIAN0S!!

VN1E HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME PIANOS,
w GUITARS, Instruction Books, and nne n,r.
assortment Of SHEET-AUSIC, Of the latest .Es3Ak
publications. All Of which may be obtained 49,
on the most reasonable terms, BY applying to
n6-u ], b. IUE,
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u An independent man b one that can
live without whiSkey and tobaooo, and
needs no shaving because he wears his
beard.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-12-19

GA lawyer asked . Dutchmsn in court
what ear-marks a pig had that was in dis
pats, "Vell, be has no sar-marks except .
very small tail.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-12-19

cTA teacher once asked bright little
girl "What country is opposite US on the
globe2"
don't know, sir" was the reply.
"Well, now" continued the teacher, ''if
were to bore hole through tho earth, and
you were to 90 in at this end, where would
you come out 20
"Out Of the hole, sir," answered the pu-
pill, with an air of triumph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
Wnlches, 8 3eWcIry. ailVtrond IsInIed VYnFe,
+ STOCKS. &C. idEc.te 49,
@. Pp BROWN ID
No. l1l8 Main-styeet w, ,s,.,t5,s ; i1r,

=. Nc lib Main, Street, ,9VVheelIng va. =
now opening of the huCst largest Ssgortmeua
OF goOds In his line tht has brought ID ma
GS sSh VIII b. sold Hhoitsale and Retail at prices ~
Among his goods may be Gold and Silver Watches
from oiae OF the crehrated English Suisse Manu-
tctcrerera Also, the Tel ID. IL D. American Patent
Lever WAtchas Clocks in great variety including few
OF anS qnaly suitable Tor Ranla Railroad
Stations, O6ices and WatcU Makers. - 81 h -
~ JeTelry settg or o'cEEGc OF CoEn aoEalc
ssmrinent Of soi Solder and plated IeWcy, very cheap
me pocket Cutlery EnEors, Scissors, Silver RRpkiS
s Sea feaS, e SIS 6e as Is kSeEy sF5sls T.
e the money returned a call respectfully PolIcItsS
mh26 us AInn st. .lnnr trnrn aiaro, 8 rs.is.,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
CAUkCnts OF WHEELING.

the information of strangers visiting the city We pub.
ISL the following different Churches, and their
tine anu place o' "ese"s' It = 'As'I -
SilmAAe the NECESSARY correction with pleasure
81 a'a'Ms''' =, hI''"e"i'o''H'' Nots' la,
tgsrts, Kew l. T. FkhAlAs' hees"'I us - 20
O'Clock, sTeninsr'
81 J0h"'T EptseePdE'aH Main s.fss'' Ds'
Second Centre Wheeling, REV. J. IL sAtTu' A. N'' Rector
sefEes'-A'Fnhs lV'1i sea"oo' - ~ " v,,.
Fsi IrssCytsran, REy. r. H. k1p, Pastor Fourth's''
stEesR Monroe ana quincy
.eoad IrssCyte'a, Webster street, between nam Anu
Market, Centre MheeAnEj services iO' t'-s ,,, ~,
Iird ITtstyts'tGn' Ei'h street.
Tallrrt 'ts., s@uEh wheeiihs Rev. 4 00is
Four IrssGytsrtaH Rev. a PArtt' Pastor,
between "s'".'is'O'' anu As.-.'''
Fourth street st'ei'' 'i,seaI Rev n N ss,
Pastor FOUR ...,'in, ..,tS', 's." =
"''-s Auu A. REsEa Pastor
Mi, So,th I,L.silng; services
'fltI 'il'As. -,,,l.la.s., aae .'O''-
'-S', ,,,.t Te6od.t Episcopal, Rsv. t. II. MoS-
o. pastor Chapnx street. between FIRST aud second'
S,s,1 ,CL.fi.,a u T. CAGrIi, Rev. A. sTENESS'
,,,or. srryIe,s morning and evening"
'1o' Iana a%sSs, ON wheeling Island, Rev j.
49, pr.,or
,,r,,,, u.lOdi,t EtiscopGI, Rev. 9. HELNlo Pastor
cb.ue Wtbster and Third' Centre Wheel
~ James CdtlsdyGl Roman Catholic hi. rev n'sHO
w., ynl, street., corner OF Hnmpdeni services
,,r,r,. nj ,f,.rpoop.
aoriIt. H,0rp,td Rev. }. MeclrhK' Pastor corner
fA.rsst and Jefferson sts.; services noFnins anu
1900 - -, clay street, between fhtL and
-,,'.,@s,,....,vIesE morning and evening. E
pastries, Market street, between Webster aud FhEG
C,as Wheeling; services ls1s IN '. l4o'HlnE' 4ne =
s.,,i.,, p-ot,stan., rev j. nIIIKR, Pastor, Clay
zf., S,,,,.o,Iie.i L.itseFiai Rev. ?. znlNHEEAAS
u,o Nt,. street between Webster and ThIrdi Ueh1i'
ra''of' S1'Asl and evening
80 ,,,s C,uiney street. between Market an1
''a'' -,r,,,o,, nan Main street, between
G'rE'an Lr0't''GH'' on'o. ..--,i, .-'..'
''1''0s Al" SN'''s' =. -
,,,,> E,Is1I CwS, DIRECTORY
-, 7rh,r,da,
ir'inlhs .sC nd Monroe streets
JIur. ". M,oEE, y. g.; r. ". Carr, Secretary
FrnnkIIn Lodge No. 13.-Mee'' as aooE .!
E@sla! so,,,t ss,s.,atr evening" .
wn. rs,' lodge SS, sS.. sb,NMss p,cls.ss. y O.; os
yI,,..,,,,,, = rdya No. SO -.Meets every MOnda'
evening At the fall corner Market and Quincy streets
T Noy,a,, \. q John TAobvrH, Secretary.
PapoIn Lodge No. s9.-Mes., as above eve, ever
s.st,'.'S. ss',s evening 4 : '.'-' :, ~. :, i
Han ana Monroe streets. the r.sand s'
tuesday evening. Of each month. y o. MA'sH' @ p
W ma. E.ans;5.d; :,.,, scribe No. s..-M....
49, a.. ., 49, Tas.day eveuings Of eae
aoo,s 'Ar atsora ana y0''', I,sGs Linck, scribe
'"''' ,[$s,S>'TG l.Ss, Nrl'1' :; GT7sTsoroRY.
MAoONAC ,,...,,. ,tN
Ohio Lodge No IoI-Mss.' S s... AZ and sstydMor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-23
No. . Washington Ball.

TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons oI
Wheeling and Its vicinity and tho eitiEens generally that
have uSt received the largest fncst and selected
STOCK ot Cloths ossfsres and estnSsi for spring
summer wear that have oerrd citizens oF
to order ia he latest and most approved sIe beet
rcaentGd sale. = " 80
have also Just received large stock of Gers PnrnlB.
nE eGe as white, ceotet aud marEelinge 9hlrE
Sid @ Shirt Collars sll Cotton and Merlnn Under Shirts,
SIX Cotton, Linen and 'IateB prHEs Sk Hand.
krrchies, snSpenders sk, Cotton and IIt hsIt HSse
6ae white and colored Kid Gyvs otths very est makes
pLaia black and fancy stocks, TteS uEYuts, &c.
i-s ~ - ftI lf,2 y. u. SThLLsIAN,
uh2s Merchant Tailor, No. 3. VI aEbiuVton Hail.
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NDMBI..ER 53
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

I ItStsSAlA<4tAN 4149 III NfElr NtAGia
/ ia, MAIN ST, WHEELING.
ELL 41Ni2 WINTER 3I24DE. l.t
= ;sy are now resoir tScIt fa atess Es sad
GI5,Y c Coeds, ynric,ts. and eIIlilaery Goods.
wh,G added to their former stSti vii enable sse
sent :" the Public moro than
| $4,000 WORTH OF5GOODS,
embracing BEST SELEcTIoS Of choice goods sSSS have
ever offered to the pab!ja.
s a Rn Gs s a s1sst Sssn. ign and best ats
Winter TFN4s,.q beth ot which, well as to lleIr stock
generally taSy s:te The Of the Trsdc.I
Is ii iiflS ; u c6on Pas s Ssss
f ~ fees h S. 'Gs Rsg done @ Ss PSSS
.sSss In ssge they are able g Hr iuueeenls
srar house as he S West ttAOA 0' AZ - t'
70 meet the wants OF their rapidly Increasing Trade they
S PHhG with one best selected seNohs Of goods Ia
In thLs stock may be found fally {7si ai-ai
5 Frens6 Fo@s e. ss ansss RtS
Thihets and Maddomias-ofe very quality and color
= full linz q the Riches, Paipcd ombTs 4heleass
IN strlpeu ChahtuercG Del1iaeS-tIiortel.t
-agO ShAHlS and md -rlabrscing sumo Of the
soroO yds dngams, DebaEcs. peraGes and rrlats aud
T Vic The iSEgsst ns q
Tes have Kid n ,ieir stoeS q, SS & os
trade, and pledge the rube that upon Ier psEt
shall be wanting 10 please.
They feel confident tha they ODER tassmsn,s ts
the United States: No trouble
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
II ~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers. rs
Govh
ENeoEEAGE ,.L AMERIoAN 4NsiFH0TUREI
Writing Fluid. .s.,.
Ais superior Fluid lux has been before thepablio
favor and preferred Gy sny 10 The iaf.fsracd Ar
mold Fluid - -7s;I ''-fT7' y - si31frT7li'Af
9 9pHring the past year thousand quart and pint bot
osether With Smaller sizes nnumerAble hGVG
and merchants In Ghleinnati Louisville, Pitts
Cleveland, nsEO, !Terrs ate, Lafayette,
SSsyN tnSanapeiis ETanSvie Frankfort, Lexingtou,
u6 N enaPh!S, ST. Louis, SrkBurS Jackson
artinsn,s e II hes also been adopted State ne
GinSinnstt ana mat class at the sehsh Institutes
dnIs Al ~. and -four Diplomas Prize
Illinois, 14A9 Z al "a aeR Iofkl Ohio Indiana
tofore using Iess6sntS b1nsorS, &e heelaS hrre
lcr,s BoOk-Reepcr's Writing Fluid. = :. 9St-
Northwestern Dank CT Vrzinia. A.r.;.s...
Sah o MheeIaG H1aE OF Wheeling; CrgSeent STsSnf:nsr
ring Company; County Clerk ohIu COUNT
graph ohcs Bal:!morc and Ohio Railroad Or sS1
IionSe; Kelly, Holloway 4 Coz RuSSCI MeSI lsleIe
Matthews Cos T. Sweeney Son DoRne CS;S5iiI
SoSd @ BOYD OFT Oliver Pryor jas. H. Stout Co. ISS
din, GNbeTson & Coz -FrrSs. S' A'NAab'
-oG3o LhRIBDIN, GILRERsoN AGO.
watches, 3eWcIry aIIVtrond EsInIed 1TRFe
fSlOckH.
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TC OOhL EsPONDENTs,

LETTERS subscription, advertising other a.
uInrtli IEsgsneer, should be addressed to
s concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
Iloa Ie EditOEs Jointly, to either one
Of them. =,
Correspondents writing for publication, Will please write
sLly on one side OF the paper.
An Observance above rules VIII gTeaNy obBe U.S.
ErI prompt attention to correspondents thSn
! . uIght otherwise receive
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New Arranpannant.

4NSN &444614SS1I46LlI,
WOULD announce to the subscribers spCrS Ptriod
iSis &o whose Hsmes aYe bee transferred trosa
Sr IObR Books, hEt we receiving bAti Perod1.
als &C. regularly and woud request those above referred
TO- 70 call at III Main street. Any Wihipg discontinue
their subscriptions, will please advise
ger preserve er copies We refrvtd q
elegant Family r'blss also rs HeotS aSa
Mrs. sOuilwonL's Works, Everything the Book Rad
stationery line eGn be hs the .Crap Book ssors BE-
y SLatn street. fup10l JAS. q. ORR.
HEISKELh 8. SWEARINGEN
T. LAVE now received their entire SECOND STOCK OF
II SPRlNd SUMMER GQoD5 recently selected In
~ IaPle snG oesTiss rom sas most recent
here to call the attention buyers to their soeI
OF DFess Goods and EubFoldeFi8s which variety and
beauty Of style, corbCd with moderate prices cannot be
.&eeIlsd Their stock OF Staple other Goods e1se
and sunnacr Dress Goods, consisting Of --A-s
kiCh FISpncGd GrSnadIneS, iNG-flf' -tE ft4tW
BaySdere Elouncsd RcTeses, 81
BsSadeto RlOuncel silks, ~,
Striped anh F1ounced Orgaadles,
Rp9 "a f- HEISKELL 4 SHEARINGEE.a
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Train leaves Ravsnna 500 A. Nj stops
Way Stations and arrives Cleveland at 9:s5 a. NJ.
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Sl)t lObrtIine 1rttelliseneer,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY. BY
CAMPBELL & McDBRMoP.
,,,,,,,,,,, sr,= e 1T.;,, .-I I1...
TERMS

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuunee from Quincy ST.
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n. G A r r " RIG Fl r !,
wHoLESALB AND RETAIL

AM receiving aud Keep constantly on hand large Stock
\ OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS d co IS pIANOES
Also 3 complete assortment Of MELnpEoNS and SEIiA-
plliNEs, fon the celebrated manufactorcs Carhar
E"n style for Churches Lecture Rooms with sops
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Accommodation BrIdgepor: 46 p. NJ for
wellsyille, stopping at all Way Stations.
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WHEELING VA FRIDAY MORNING
TRANSPORTATION.

" follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
500 81 Mail Train, stopping at all Why Stations arrive,
at Plilsburkh 1884 r. M., St=ubenVlIe NJ is.SS
P II. and Wheeling Mt 1855 NJ.
900 " Express Train, stopping at Hudson, RRvCnra
RoUts,own, Atwntc:, Lima, Alliance Bay ard, Sa-
l!neYilIe, Yellow CEeeE, and all Stations above
nnd below Yellow Creek; arrives a. Pittsburgh
ut T:4S p ~, SrcubenYile G::5 p. Nj, and
Wheeling at I:S5 p. u.
4;S5 Accommodation, RRvennR Way Stations,
connecting at Hudson for CuyahoGa Falls Akron,
and M1leTsSurgh
L Z LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
IL Express Train stopping at wclsvl!le Steuben-
u vile and points below Steubenljte; arrives at
Wheeling at I:4I a NJ. This Train does not 90 to
Cleveland.
94O Mail Train stops Ct all Stations except Ham
Iuond's, New salisbury snnmitvlle1 East Roches-
ter, AOultrie and Winchester: arrives NJ CeYe-
tH- land "a JJS p NJ, SirubeCvIe at l2:43 p. NJ,
e..- and Wheeling at l:s5 r NJ.
SEQ ENprtsS Train, stops at all Stations except New
Salisbury, Lima, EHrlNiie, Aace.lenia and New
burg; arrives Mt Cleveland at 1928 p. NJ, Sterben
Vile II G:25 p. BI., and Wheeling At 1885 III.
BEpGFPORT, OPPOSITE wHEELISG:
BIS A 81 Mail Train stopping Way Stations except
lIIinIrond's, New Salisbury, Su mlville, Fast iiV
chester, sIGuItre and Winchester; arrives at
Pittsburgh at 1880 p. ~, and Cleveland al iaS
p. NJ.
s:5f NJ Express Trnin stopping Way St4tionS except
Deep Kun, Portland Rush Kun, Jeddo, Slnan's
and Port Homer, New Salisbury, Lima, EaEIvllr
Alaee,Iunia, Bedford and S"wburrh; arrives At
Pittsburgh at Ti5 p. ~, and Cleveland at 935
4. NJ.
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IAl-EA-LN IE--s'-
A vury neatard superior article Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city oaNA'
ORDER BOOK s.
..4ux nEEps, NOTES; DRAFTS, &C.
PrirteI ON .xtra PAPER. for sale this oii'ss.
D-as Receipts and BIS 9t La,a,ng .1.'al :,
r,.s ard sou to order Also. every description o.
PLs.Is AND FANCY PRINTING
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Splendid In}uecmemts to those rho soish to
attend Commercial Co27eqc.
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Connections made by all Through Trains ioOws:
at Pttsbure With Pennsylvania fairoJd, for PaladEl
pIa, baltimore, New York and Boston,
At Cleveland, With Trains and Steamers for Toledo, De
Chicago and the North Vest also for Erie DunkTk
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada
AtSteubenvie and Irliar, Withthr Stcubenve and Ind
Central Ohio Railroads CaGiG, Coshoctnn, New
ark, Barresve, q nesvIe Wilmington, Lancaster, Column
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis. ..r-
At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
Cumberland IiarpeTs Ferry Baltimore, and Warrington
.z
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the with the above, Keep the largest stock in
nceiIo SHnrE OF the following goods: Violins Vic.
EntjISes Ac"orT Bassgs euars Banjoes, Tamloriues,
usje sn ae' Keep article belonging 10 The
P;s-brsss Bands supplied with instrument. a, ,,or,
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and KEEP large ahds
collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
'9r every Kind of Instruments now in use -
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INSURANCE.

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