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Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Reading Circles.

At this season of the year the family circle
begins to strengthen its attractions, the fire
side or furnace-side draws us gratefully home
ward, and those are regarded as useful mem
bers of society who can, by conversation or sug-
gestion, make time pass pleasantly. 1t is no
bad idea, says the Bulletin, at such season,
for little circles of friends TO form those read
ing classes which have of late years become so
fashionable, and which tend, perhaps, when ac-
companied by discussion and comment, more
than anything else, to excite interest in litera-
ture and an appetite for general knowledge
1t is a well.known fact that an intelligent and
learned school-master, who is in the habit OF
makiag scholars read aloud, and of explaining
to them all that they do not understand, II I'M
parting collateral knowledge, or ifmaking them
tell in turn what they know relative to what is
read, seldom fails to awaken a remarkable love
of general information. We often find that a
dozen or more OF the most eminent writer's OF
generation were at school together. If we ex-
anime, we will generally find that there was
some one mind which interested them all IN the
same reading and induced them to think.
Ia these days of newspapers, libraries, cheap
books and magazines, there is no lack of good
material. Care should be exercised ln select
ing works for such sociabes. Ordinary novels
are almost worse than nothing. Strange as 1t
may seem, it is still true that the common
place family romances, which rise and tall by
scores annually, far from being written by men
or women Of general intelligence, are gener-
ally produced by persons who are decidedly ig-
norant, and whose very ignorance OF life and OF
books keeps them from knowing how lmmea-
surably inferior they are to writer's OF genius.
For such reading only works OF acknowledged
merit should be used. Biograp phies of eminent
men, of every kind, are very suggestive
Memoirs, books of travel, and all that contrib
ute to knowledge ofhistory are inestimable.
For those desirous of general knowledge, such
books as Sismondl's Literature of Southern
Europe, Mullels Northern Antiquities, Long
fellows Poetry of Europe, Macaulcy's and
CarlyIe's Miscellanies, Dsraell's Curosltes,
TIcknor's Spanish Literature, and The like, fur
nish, withn limited compass, an amount OF
light reading easily impressed on the mind,
which, if duly appreciated, can hardly fail TO
besiow a deserved reputation for information.
Reading classes, properly conducted, espe-
cially when aided by really superior mind or
two, seldom fail to produce in a short time a
marked effect on those belonging to them
There is no one SO learned, or so shrewd, but
that his or her powers may be stimulated and
improved by discussion with others, and it is in
society, not among mere books, that the best of
all knowledge is perfected.
G1- John VanGesel, Esq, has postponed the
sale of his firms, advertised in our columns, un.
Ill Thursday next, the Both inst.
CT The attention OF the boys and others
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

IN, .TIMES" is published EUery Ih"sddy. by
i' 49,. n H,rpEcxER, EiiiO' and Proprietor at tie
T..,e-aacs Hall. SmyrHG. Del.
80 sS,,ascR,PrIoN.-One year. 81 so in 0drdnce,
;, M If not paid tlLead Of the year. No paper
,,.,;,.sf untl all arrears are pdid-Onty at the
o..;oa ef the Publisher.
.orxRrIsIxG.FOr every square % IL H"eS or ieSS r'%
;,,,ron 80 cts; each subsequent t"sert'o" 20 CTS
,;h.ral arrIh!e Aents made Oih ye1rty and ha9'
Yearly adrtr ritseTs.
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The Best Family Paper Published is
LIFE lLLU TRATED.

II 7
Designed 10 encourage spiat Of hope. Manliness,
SelfReance al Activity among the People 10 illus.
trate life in all its phases. aid ought to be read by
every Family.
It's Illus raiOns beauliful-ts Editorials based
on common scnse-Is Selections made with the great
est care.
The Press throughout the country in It's praises
by FOWLER q WELLS, 3OS Broadway, New York
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

0Ir John VanGesel, Esq, has postponed the
sale OF his firms, advertised in our columns, un.
I'll Thursday next, the Both inst.
C-+~ The attention OF the boys and others
whom it may concern, is called to the Procla-
nation Of the Town Council in another column.
Q.7- The dwelling house, drug store and
Irugs Of David Lockwood, Esq are advertised
lor sale. This is a desirable stand Tor business.
Henry b. Euoanks, Esq, has opened con-
lectlonary store, in the house lately occupied
by Mr. John Cosdcn for shoe store, corner OF
Commerce and Delaware sts.
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How TO 30 Coon AND GET PAID For IT."
Take an Agency for our Publications The terms are
such. there he possibility of loss Every Fami.
y will be glad 10 OhIan some of them. For partIcu-
lars address, FOWLER y WELLS.
No. 3Oo Broadway, New York.
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Call and See!
NOW'S YOUR TIME
For BARGAINS!

THE subscriber being about to close out his
business in the FANCY DRY GOODS, Trim
mlngS, Notions, &c, before entering more ex-
ensively into the BOOT and SHOE business,
invites his friends and the public TO CALL as he
is determined to give Bargains in the above de-
cription OF Goods. also in Queensware, Glass
ware, Tobacco and Segars, all Of which will he
sold at least 20 per cent. lower than heretofore
IN order to close out this bra inch of his business.
And he would beg to state, that he has just re-
celved from the cities. an Extensive Stock of
BOOts Olad Shoes,
which he will sell at a small advance on cost,
embracing all the different varieties in this line.
From an experience of twenty years in the
Boot and Shoe business, he hopes to be able TO
render general satisfaction to his patrsns, in re-
gard 10 style, prices and quality.
K. F. HASTINGS.
Smyrna, Del, Nov. %, '05-lm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-25
THE
LIVER IMMIGRATION
rREFAKED BIZ DIR. sANFoltp.

coupouuded Entirely from GUNS.
rs on OF Tux BEST PURGAFTvE AsiIl LIYgR NJ
esr, aiisr, sad more eeslaai ihaa any osaer medicine
known i i not eny Catsa,t'e. oSs -. ~, q
the stomach bowels on that nattsr thus ae
~ n a.. erstisns Of most Gil-
tsarfs It strengthens the saus tins fhlt
siie,,sihen and build II up With unusual FaPidity
The LIVER Is one Of the principal reg9la,oEs Of the
b orTS q the systsm ave fuIIgdsveoped. The sfo1e
almost entirely dependent on ne hs4liy aeoa o. te
AZ fss bowels ave fault, ana The ioIs
= ,tS Is Do ts q; Po he Of s or
.an, one Of the ProPretors has uade = ms stuay, 70
hercWih counterfeit the many deransemen''t to which
y e ~ las, found auefsoh troa
blei with LTPER C0N%9PLAEH7.i In any 81 SoTHas-
Ta Dgs e Gums a reaoSs aoTi o. 5ad natter from
se system In place hrelshy ~. o. si'
FURffYIN6 TIE BLOOD 4sivins tone and health the
whole maehipery gsmQyinySthe cause OF ths eissese
BILIOUS 1Tr4cKs are. cured. AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREVENTED, BY >the occasional use Of tie
one aissT tins asi-ns 20 relieve the stomach
and prevent the food froml4rislne and soErinE.
Only one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
0Sly one dose taken nIsh.. Ioasens the bowels
ns anss ss sfssr sSs neal WI cure DYSPEPSIA
~ One dose % two tea spoonfais Win always relieve
One bottle taken for f. male obstruso removes the
s, o OF s o.. d Iassg TsS.s of
One dose oIte repeated lssra cure for CHOLbRA
! 1fORBDS- and preventive Of CB0LEkA q .-tst
~ Only bottle needed 20 tlgrog out q the
syStem the Effects Of med7la after long sekness-
t- bottle taken JAgtTDICR removes an sal
! loHness unnatural color-tirom -the skin
One dose taken shortfme before euting gives,vig-
/ or 70 the appstlte and nlaleesSfo food digest ven
! One dosa often refleatedY cures CllkONlC DIX
4 RHlLs4 In Its worst forms while 8 UAWER and
BQH5L complaints yieley almost 70 The frHt dose
one or two doses ~ taeks caused y WORMS IN
Children there Is urer,5afer, speeder remedy In
I HE world, rs ftNegef. ,tit4.
"a bottles enrssJ4DiR0EsSR, bT enciilhE he
absorbents.
We take pleasure ~ Ieeou me1ntns tl1 medicine - 3
preventive = FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEfEB,
I aud al PEVERS Of Bill LIOuS TYPE Il operate5
with certainty and thousands wiling testify
wonderful virtues. .--- BE- : = - --.sei
Ar WHO Use II ARE GTF7KG TIER UNcAHT-
7 lEOELS TESTIMONY VFzsS "A F0Il. ) :. sstaf
ll7U eater IN tie mouth a1iE le igorGfOF
] a. H11fff
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The IN TIE bLTGENCER.
rRIpAY MoRNINe, JUNG q. lsas.

TIE DESCRIBED HOUSE
Life and Thought have gone away
Side by side,
Leayiag doors and windows wide;
Careless tenants they!
An within is dark MS night;
In the pindUwSis no light;
And no murrnur at the door,
So.frequcnt on its hinge before
Close tho door, the shutters close,
f1r through the windows we shall SEQ
The naIledncss and vancancy
OF the dark, lesertedhonse
Como away; no more of ninth
Is here or merry InakiDg sound,
The house was builded Of the earth,
And shall fall again to ground.
Come away; for Life and Thought
Here no longer dweii;
But in city glorious
A great and distant city-haEe bought
4 mansion incOrrnpnble.
Would they could have stared with usi
rGnnyson.
THE LITTLE lfAIDEN'.S PRA YER.
Sine knelt her down so meeltly.
Believing none were nigh,
Claspcd her little hands so sweetiy,
And then with upturRed eye
Said, "Fathcr! please to bless INC
Through all tho long, long day,
And keep me all so safely
Till ! come again to pray.
She simply asked forgiveness
For evil she had done,
Then said, nov I'm forgiven,
Through Christ, Gods own dear SON
She prayed for loved ones near her,
For friends both far and wide,
Said, 81 want Ihce God, to bless them,
And all the world beside.
A French engineer was travelling upon an old
Ohio steamboat. DC observed I" the captain I?,,l /.
"Bnt, this engine is i'll very bad condition;
"rhats so, was the reply.
And how long do yon expect to run l'f
Grill it bursts" was the coul reply.
After tie next lauding place there was one
Frenchman less on board that boat.
"Industry must prosper" as tho man said
when holding the baby for his wife to chop
wood.
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O. IfARFORTH'S
, and Porter Bottling Establishment
Obeaner +han Ever.

DIsrpI:ss In the East; Railroad
stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced on the Market
and sold rlnOus rlees to the Importer ana
purchased goods at those ruinous prices and now
order In Goats Pants and Vests In the neatest and most
bic way clothtng lover ihan tney
ha ever been offered this market You viii get hne
clothes Tor the same you heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy [oc26l a. NJ ADAMs'
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FALL AND


WHEELING TO CINCINNATI
WEST AND SOUTH
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNAFI,
LOUISVILLE IRAsgFoG9Is7T;; ~ An ~ ioJis
And al points West and seuta : W
Cincinnati, Wilmington anu
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE Raj Ho]4O
7s,,yrs mfIse s60rter By this Route tk9" ria
49, C5IaasJus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
ZANESVILLE,
Add there cnIEeE CAS- and i tsRs 'no'e Oh ' -
rRArSs LEAVE zANEsgILLE A. FOLLOWS:
Al -yi Of Central Ohio trains from Wheeling ana he
Ea' t. :
This route pae throash y elRssssn Lens1.T 1I. Sss
eieTLie, Washington, Hl1 Ia as "A" si--'
and most I'-aaii;ui part o. Ol.o.
~ Re particular and for Tlekefa via DIE C. VIZ
Short Line Rail Road
PARE As Low As BY Any OTHER EOuTE
gor THROUGH 7ieE-.. and lnfoEa.son, e9qH lr
a, Central Ohio Ticket Once In thesPFiBs House. sn e
street, Wheeling, Va
e. eEsr, Prss'1 IS. ". BAILEY As: SSR:io
Cincinnati. ''----'
Virginia Central Railroad.
fOF7AN(5EF AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
r7sses.l S.sssssss75ES "a zSz5si etf
191Sll. ~ . = 2
Great Northern and Southern Mai Route
F0F NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AND HAStEAN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, SUNDAY nigh: 49,
Ai1 Hoar, Of departure At Rich
,-ord Z. 6:l3 A. n aud $50 p y
Hetaraiiis leave gashington..e A. 81 and ~
.I aRa Al aishnOpa. :. 1.so m. and4 An
Baggage checks AID tickets, given through between h
1S ryfsSS TWO RAILROADS HAVING 10 STRAP RAIl
and iIrg IN excellent order. and CAtfIN8 TIE Il-At
S9oRTfFFl5 AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give she belt guar
ante OF always securing connections as - SHOWN % Fl
vsis daily at Richmond and WAsenston city IN az %
The Steamboat Iine. - "A
An Ounrbus will be found always ready 70 taEs ssIgg
paasangers and their baggage Of ealing aparel
ne two Depots % charge With ample time Tor them =.
taI,e their meals whether going North or Soutfi-
7fro1igh Tickets be obtained between DHEtt AAN
washington The Terminus Of the Road, nov nearly eoa
pieled to Dunyille. Agent Of the Company yin Tes
Ne eeks Of passengers from the DanVfe Roads aud At
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington he Bal
tmoTe Depot
change Of cars On the Eisa-
rnond and Alsxandria- A
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n CARTWRIGHT,
MU SIC PU Biz & ~ S., = Err.

f. - clsssaI WsI1; eslPosea By gentleman Of f'
Tsrtuue Teller; C8uiiaIl J. P Gilsn.
S1Ifnn'S Polka. piano. cl.s-i-s D. Ainert'
- SsInhIIe VaIss. fpiana) } Aseher.
~ fUochetis ID Patres (Psano1 L-iebrue ely
Fa-ine Nasurka Sentiuientalri Panel JHIes be44AA
Nnsurtn des Trnineaux: (ptauol J. Aseiier-
The celebFafcd Rondo fiuales ~ sung y Aao-n-s -
hor5-s (Pianoy Max tiar<t1ek.
AIso reeeived the fotoUiug pieces ~ Music
Bes5ie's GFaVe: b=sutiful soEs-
what r Home without Brother. -,
what e Home without Sister, eonpaniona 20 "hAih
Home Without Mother.
Maid % sylvan Nook
TIfrht o the Bnbin.
TIE Saou has fallen srouuf re
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RAILRoAD.

y =
rT1HE GREAT CRNERAl. RoUTE connecting the Attain
It's cities with Weston, Nortll-f estern am SCUM
Western states BY continuous RnilEay dree Ahs Eoaa
.iso Al Pittsburgh with daily line OF atr4eL 20
All ports Western Rivers, and AZ Sleflai9 4
dusky with Steamers all ports on me NoIt1,
Lakes. making cireet, cheftpsft fH FettIOte
-Sf So which FREIGHT he forwarded 20 and nom
the Great Wsaf.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PiAasBOk 'fH
FIRsF cIAss-Doots. Shoes, Hats and
Cans Books Dey Goods I'm box. !, bales nc per IOh as
and trunks,) DrugS, tin boxes and oalesl
Feathers, FuFs,
SECOND CLASS = Domestic sheeting,
slrtng and orsn1l S,ss soo per leo lbs
On rolls boEeE)Wocl and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
PHTRD CLASS.--Auvils, Steel, Chains(in
salEs Hemp Bas9S and Pork ssls9a soc per 100 NE
ed. Except cigars OrUut,l &C. &C.
FOIIRTii or. Ags-Coiee, Fish ,BaGOn,neefl
and Pork On sas g, OF 6OSes &c per IeO Ibs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, ROsln. &c.
FLOuR--I5o per Dbl. until further notiee.
eAINIn loads 80 cents per leO Tbs, until further
notice. ,..,,.. roo -, ,,., ,,,
further notice -, r,.,,,.,
mia be particular mark packages tH Pe1st lVdnfd
iiro0H an consigned TO the agents or this road
AZ Phiiadelpha Pittsburgh, VIII be forwarded without
FppiSHT Aovs7s-O Evans. 81 Kilby Boston;
Clarke astor House. and No William street and John
No Battery Places NJ York; Pierce SEQ laDes
VilIe o. Irwln Co. and SPringInan Brown, %
Garter Jewett, Louisville, KY; ORley Co. Evans
vile Ind: Sass, st Louis, No; Harris Nortney Co.
Nerubis Tenn; Beech Co Chicago. III; GiAaa. fort
Wayne Ind; Sneeters Pllilai MagraW koona' BATE
H. IL HUSTON, Gent Preight Az ant. fhilad.
ap8fyI HI. LoMBAERfs supt.r Altoona, Pa
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- q 5z-SzEzE-z- -
PENN RAILRO AD!
TTTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On aud after Monday, De-
y ci FasF xIL TRAIN leaves she Passenger station
every morning, except sunday At ea oeoek'
tlnr, arriving Ia EhladSlpnla :. ~ ~. ~, Z, ~ evening
onstovp Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daiy except sunday q $50 O'Clock. stenlns a al
ststisns "a running COnemaugh Eirst Aeeon-
o"ion TTain for TrtIe Greek bridge, leaves daily,
cent sunday at in40 A. n. The Second Accommodation
Train Turtle Greek, leaves, leaves daily SUNDAY sS
ceped AZ $50, M The Third ~ I M
Rrsnrnig Trains arrive Pittsburgh as folioWs-iA-
press 80 p. nj Mali SO9 q M Jonns,o'si, ~ M
Second Accommodation II 40 Third Accommodation oAV
p. M -.,,, -, .r,5,.r, connect Al Hlairs-iie
Interssetion Mail Train East, Express trsr west ana
The Johnsoyn Accommodation frain East and west.
Pusbnrh and COnneilsvle Trains, stopping ~ ~ ga
fiona on the Pittsburgh and Connesve f1a leave uAys
Sunday excepted, as fooEs:EMalI LrAip w + ~ 5
and ConnesVle Road, arrive At Pttabursh' 800 a. M ann
o p ,ae,,nQpubc VIII find It greatly their nteres
In going East Or west travel by The Pennsylvania k
road accommodations nov oern Salnot DS S,,
is entirely free from Dust promise pas-
~ seed and comfort all who LAY favor this road win
their patronage. a1a M
Fare New York; ~ S ~
- " Phladeipfiia .---s-----...-'i00 "
- (" Baltimore. -
s. :. Lancaster .'....''.'.-' $500 = - e5
- % Harrisburg. =, INT.
RAILROAD ana 10 Philadelphia baltimore and New York
passengers purchasing tickets IN the cars "lh y
Ten Gents addition 10 the station rates. exec o 81
tonS v7bsFe the Company has agent
NoTIcg.-In Of loss the Company Tll ho' ~, ss ~
selves responsible Tor personal oassAse ois' ~ 80
amount not exceeding fi0l. -, =.
n The Exessor Omnibus Line, has been enployedt TO
aFe not to exceed D cents aud bag
gage er Tickets apply to JsrEwART, Agent,
~ Attic p. X. r. Passenger Station
jnni on Liberty and Grant SITS. Pil.sbHrsh,
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THE BIVER IE1VIGORhTOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and = daily
ofinf cares almost too great to beie Ifcercs -
ma gle, no rsf dOg6 Gfgin0 bset and
than bote q required 70 cure kind 81 LfFER
Complaint from the worst ydndfee DplDsDsfd -
eaniion Hedd1eies All OF which de result DIS
-EdSED LIVER
PRICE oslEr D0IEEn iPER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, rropfie tqT, SIS Bfoadyay, NeE YoFE.
myI4-ly tn. LOGAN CO.. ilheeiihe Va.
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"a NeW Light

"A N0W Liz III
TTNHE Druumond Llght produced from Improved 81
! OIL has no equal, and after personal and SAILS
factory trial seut tito 10 the pnbllc IS
I hest portable light In use 1t safe because II
from m explosive properties Il l. cheap because the
cost per hour Is lesstan half cent tsthe best
IL viii burn brilliant with steady flame FOR
twelve hours Without re1ing northumberland give
iist for any ordinary sized rom, and having
light 10 Tnanuacturc and sell, confidently recommend
II to public favor. -, ,,,.tt,
s,oTc NJ j. x. DUSHAM & co.
Ian is No. lis, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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SECOND STOCK
SPRING. Il STh IMBR EDlII

TTEISKELL 4 swEARINGEN WIN open. on FgesSAf.
u NAV fiI their runfn, No III Main =;
door above J. K Ianhasn Co. The mPs; ee'aiiia
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ever mad the pleasure Offering 70 The publ
VII comprise hing new IN Dfgaa tsoouis
EEaproiasries, Saws. Mantlllasr Re.
nieaEiug trIufeIres not be undersolds fEI cA Aa4
ell iuucrrus eash huyers % ihrr CT
credit, aud would Most respectfully soilt
an inspeetion Of thsir ssodl- m1S
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TRANSFORMATIONS
Cleveland, Pfttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

Cleveland, R1JGSDur8 q w 41S 3
RAIL ROAD.
ON and sftPf wednesday, June oh, ISIS (snnayHs S-
Y y cepted9 Trains will run - follows;
ia N Mall Train lepPiua at all stations; arrive ~
Pittsburgh ne 500 p. ~ ami bridgeport AZ 40
f0S8P 81 press Tai, stoPTnE o al regular
(Ea,t Rochester and New salisbury are a. sse.
lions for this trnln) and arrive at PittshaFsh %
$50 A. u.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
ass N Express Train, stopping Al all regular statort'
arrive Pittsburgh az 1910 A. n and At CIeVe-
.sO Al Mali fan stopping At All regular stations,
arrive AZ Pittsburgh At S;I0 P. 81.
= LEAVE PITTSBURGH
S NJ Mail Fr4 stopping at al stations, and arrives
At Olevei.nd as 9;S5 p u. aud at bridgeport At
oh p NJ RSrI-Ss at regular stations
rive at Bridgeport at SIS P ~
Fxenr.Ion Tickets from B d4epOrt Pittsburgh and re-
t,frninr $50. Good tlc0 Days only. 80.
~ Ilnt one train 90 CsVeiHid daily bease IEiose
port ut $3.50 A. 81
C0nnectlOns.
Connections made By all through trains
AtCIsvsiand with for Toledo Detroit Cheaso ana
the North est; also, for ETies DunkiFk buhaio' niagara
rI a. ses,n,s ana feilair rIh the stebenve Indi'
ana and Contra Ohio Railroads, for CaiE Coshocton sew
ark GAINESVILLE, ZaneSTe Wlllngton, Ioiu
Al Wheeling, th Baltimore Ohio RaToSd ior Csal
berIaad Harprrs Ferry BALTIMORE and Warrington Oty
Local through be purchased O the TaIi9ns
oIces on hs ne also a. the Union Ticket once, oPPose
the Levre, WheelnFs va :. ,,.,vs . . NUN
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"Industry must prosper" the man said
when holding the baby for his wife TO chop
who'd.
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sncorneetion With the above keep every kind Of
siealiaI=ffasntS and nasleai merchandise generally
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Now System.

TX ch1nging OF isincss from long credit system 20
cash one or is equivalent We also change long Troats
n very sart ones aud In cosnz stock OF heavy
Cloths and oassEneres will sell from ten TO twenty per
cent than FORMER prices. Should doubt Whist
"a say by calling Al No Washington Hall you VIII he at
-, 80 20 WHEELER & LAElN,
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHEk AoUEl

a he particular and ask Tor Tickets va Ne O w
Short Line Rail Road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-25

atlast found .auyPefson trou-
sPLAXHT. inaly olits foTas,
leonTIcfion g certain
4morUfd or bad matter from
place 4 hrAlthy laW % BILE,
causing food 70 digest YELL
Giving tone and health TO the
Ithe cause OF the disease-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-25

This roure passes through n Lexington, -
eieTIIie Washington, Wilmington AnH si-t4N
and most Ir-aati;ui part Of Ohio-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-25

+! - n SHEET MUSIC.
rheIlrgeSt stock Of sheet music, musical &C.
IA Gle Western sounfTy. A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-25

FIR THROUGH Tickets and otber inioTInsuon, ~
=, url Ohio Ticket Oiee, In thesPrgs House, y -'e
strret, Mheeling, va.