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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
LIVER q, i I il,l. OR TOR I 81
A.. % p 3 DR.. sANFokn.

- 80 - PREPARED By DR. SANFORD. yi 3 l+t =
Compound led Entirely from GUMS. Egf
| rs NEsoP4TaEi BEST PuRe lTTTFi Alrb IfyHs M.
NOV before the paRs thatHetl as 0dtEGrfEs
o I9 E oa ssP ~ Gssss %saisiHs
acting r on the Licsr toeet its nGrbIi matter, on
a a5 Z "a M Sss. .b ,a9s
IN the operat6ns Of most Gu
purgestti aSea aiken il oasrass dosss IN
Strengthen and baid e up With
ms 1lRER = onSOf the principal Of the
human bodyi apd when t iPsEors is fnIetioas veil
shs PeEsFs e. tee 5yseg are faydeyeloped
ne
system neongeqpenee sof oIgRu-Ehe LTYRR-
having do rs For lie iiseSsss 6f tiat or
Tasss ii Srs Sa q y @ sa4 g :
s6eTs5iI 70 s5unteraes NE . Witch
bed SS 4 nv s9I,o 1 to-
b.. tatto ~ = 6ostia & SsStSlh.
These Gums peoYe ab4n9EbEd on lDad mater nos
iSiS5fzis fs s.orss ssSsie3 az. e es.
PURIFYING THE BLOOD kEiTiny lone and hesiiito ~
ss Ss ~ as cause q the al!f4le
BILI6US5 ATTACKS, are cured ft.7sps 1yHIs9 M
REEteR PRETENrED, by>the occasional use Of ~
md prevent the food fron%riSnE and sourinE
o1ly one before prevents NIGHT
3IoniTi one dos tatea, st ,.,s
Es99sIs and cures ~ IsRESSt 81 t,.,s 4,
@ - sa ~ iaEi Ess1a
cause u de dilete eS uaFI5cf sJIl.
Only one desS tnHaealatsl
M0RB6S All : pflte6tFe "a 6H6LFRSs ==---'sz
S8-t01lE sib6tflS 70 threw cut ~ 70
9ySteln the edects % ued-efna long UfeIeS9
losas3 & SF ~ H ssss a a.
QnS teses bslOre Slns EiSes Ms
otso tee 4Fpst3tfI 4n9 Toad EeStjs f.5t
, 55F1e dose otten eaFe5 CHR661O DIR.
R0REL complaints Slncst . tks int do-. r.
-g1e @ no dosss SaSes WoRlls IA
S S9llaSsSt tsts . g remedy Ia
fsv Ssssiss eaFss 1RoRsY, - exsst.as - 8.
Ne take lnrseotn. tenildss tis sti,la.SS
PREY e9t44Ese Eet. REVsR AND AaUE : CHILL FFEFR.
s.th lESl5zil9 n l1iliia II II 4
A939lss4et 4trtlee5l as5E set af5F N6 sslfssI )
~ VIC, l8E. n lRE zfTZEG9, ZELE7H U1EA ~
A50GSt Is 44ACS4HE " MS "A P0R
] - IL lg1tst - de Gi9lF1i IliE n
sssslss-9 - tltleI+ ya5l4 70 oE ~ ulo3 us "a
ay9l3tt E1VER4 IlEUIGORAF,1F1, .5iyf'
y 4 soLLNfIRIo AE0EQAIs 1Isq0IERIJlapFJs daily
thaa OF bett3 ts ssars 80 TAI -
1sstl ~ Asssl 81 ll n a (
2Sj ga an 50 a5lEE
~ sc2 5Si hrit II fEi ~
DR. M lFisl5fs IS BF1aausy fggf !
Ald An n1isls 10 - ~ IA 80
IL ss11sSe 3 I.of4H &Pp-. ys.
RHEEBFN6 4LL1ERB BE V0RKS
81 s. l9 szSs
- q 80 :. sI g.
eSSiSs,sf erass- ses5 e 7i;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
T"LATRaT NRWsI


WERRRSELNG q PROFYTABLE 10 Every ON.
3 Consequence % the hard times have concluded 10
ulksia reduction In the selling price ny Foods
ua, G4tha Sas tine oer ofte greatest baFEnins
h. seEeFAl articles received dieeot nom auction.
CALIOoE Nth the exception 81 EngiSh and AeFrImAek
~ 1be per yard.
NUShIN De LANES Goods retaiIed for less than
- eela At only 15 cents. and Al others proportion
HURS-I oaer gOod RASoFtment, and prices suit
everybody.
than any other h0nse,
NfLGtNERH aOOba-A s6mple4e assortment yeFy Inv.
both Ehe.als aud r4ai nov RaehsS 19Ss, SfoW q
1S1fe. md AFoW ht2A - 70 - 80
ElBRgIDERIE-I Sbise nyssif to sen s. per cent
eaear than any ether h0dse N The Gig Of wheeling,
oaIEEzeSeiWeLth 9Ie. ~ 20 cents.
Asse IN sVeEy vAIIety, And cheaper
snKsA IsEy go9d article Of BACK snEsat 50e, and :
late style 81 faney worth and sold for g.
- only o ceutS-
LISESsL4n Iriieie uuTtt 75e at only 49,
P4RANEFEOS AND RRENCH AERINOS-Of eVeFV cut
or AZ price, loser than oeref before; Gfso palm Ne
lhine9sUey me quail such sel1 GSe for lss3
BID HE5-4ngtaer lot Of those extremely cheap
e .ott IA an and any Of my goods to suis tess
hardtl11 ISAAC PRAGER.
GOV f29 Main street near Union.
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10SSt % &. Z = - S=Es--E E1SO6sSs
PENNSYLVANIA RAIIsROADI
NV lNIER ARRASGKNKST-o and amer Mo1dsy, De-
THRFAsF NAIL TRAIN IeaYes the PASSENGER station
every morning, except Sunday o'clock Pittsbur
TIE EXPRESS 1eaYel the Station every evening"
me johnstovn Accom- .t,on trs,, I..ys, p.,.h,
daily szetpt Bundhy a. $50 n st6pPtnS Il an
- far ~ OoneRapgh. 4eeop-E
eeptSunhAy, 6f 100 -. N. The Se5n Sfih
TAin for Turtle Greek, leaves, daily, Sunday ex-
Turtle 0reek, leaves daily, exeept II 30. n
Rstarntag Trains arrive Pittsburgh aS foIo9s:Z1
press l4o p n Mall 500 JohnStoWn Aeeonmoda-
ton, IL Turtle Greek Accommodation, 50 M
second AssSuesodA Accommodation, 61g
Tralnsfor BaIrSTe Indiana connect At BaIrsyiIle
With Nan Tram East. KSpress train
CohneilSViiie rsins Sterpi51
lions the Pittsb1rh CouneSTie Road leaye 6Iiy
Sunday e5esPtsd. 9s fOllogs-Alan Train. 90
4 ~ Road arrive ~ IS and
The travelling public viii and It IheiT lnt.res
N g9nS 9st . traye By the Pe1psTlFsnia Ra-7
a sS n9s 95s ssH9ot b sgE.
stoDesand Is Entirely DUST Ne can roS- sFsz
spesa aad eanioEt, 70 All Who NAY favor thIIroadH
Pare 70 Gs15YoEk; &C.. -. .t....S1s %
5fta BiitfssoEe i y ~ ~ isas
=. =. dAneaSter 9 50 DC
Bsraes ehse ~ Al stsfsS,ss- ~ - go
Railroad, and 70 Pl baltimore 4di NEr YORK
tcketl In the ears viii be charged
lions Wfese The Company has agent 5S7iT
HqIea.7In ease floss, the conps1y via hold them.
1904 ~ 19T esonAl 5aggAge only and for An
B-The Excelsior 0nbas Line has been enpioyedTo
charge eenis each Passsnssr and Bag
90 Atthe p 2, & Passenger station, 4
-1anI on Liberty and Grant ItSs Pttts6urEh.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
RAVES BsTWBEN PHnADELPHIA AND

pA l B*rWEES Phi tADEIPHI4 AND P1TTsBURGH
11LtSr 0LASS-Beetss ShoeS, Hats andl s55-.es = l
4 Caps, Books Deg Goods On boxes, bales -
AndtrunkSl DrhgS( baleSl tse Per ~ Dr.
teatherSs klfss ke............-....... -se
SECOND OLASS-DomeSt4e EheetfRR.f
ShiEtipE1na Tleking, oFfEnal baleS3 - - =
Drugs IN e1stSt HaTI3I1Fos Fer ~ Ib1J
IN rolls or boxes Wool and sheep Pelts ~,
EAstWard- = ~ Il 2..,lf1 ~ X = =
THIRD ola Ss-Anvils Steel. ChaInsffnS - rr,-S =
= casks leelpS Bacon and PORK, alted . LII g
oo9e orin eASLI pa tee lbs.
cd Se3eept eisAf1 oFeatO Re. &c. - = 49,
EROUkIHCtAss-C .BaeoI, B9efI =
And Pork boxes, eAStRAFdi 20 80
.I4ra& IAsd Oh Nails, Soda 49e Per 100 h..
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, &c.
9IboUk1eo Dbl. until sssa
SRAIa-In eaflsadS IS cents per 100 Ibs In farfbe
per MS uatl.
In shupns goodl fssuii any point cast 6tFhRSdeI
Pat2 q EstFk paekaEe ssef6
An GfooaseonslIued 70 tie aEentl :
or w - GkSn4
ttebentioasitE 1
FN1olr Aa1ETs-O EVanst 81 KfIby StFeei Ils,t. ~ y
SllIke 80 A9tor House, and No William EtFeef nj s
3 Battery PiateS l{lFRoFk PfeFee
1E1n % and SpriugnaAh Brown, b
~ Aeideam Madison, Ind: DumeSrlI Ben q % S,i
A3fter etts oasEilles Ky: GEORley = % EvSnS
xlle !aaS y SNs 81 Louis, No; 4
4e apht1S Team Esseh &oo ChicSg6 M Up
asne. 1df 81 Sleeder, inv 4 FrosS
Stewart 7sfE 3s4 !
- III. h HUSTON 96enI AGENT 15J475s
oAPSly1 aisa II. EoAfBAERF Aooai - e;cii5i
- ~ llaet = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

EJ1A04I 3OUt6.
4pANoRrHERH. SoUEHRRS AND NESFERn So
INGsSe pAtE1t night Het1een RIA.
nOnd and WaEhnston CITY Via GorioGITilS and 1IeI-
andRto+.f d 9df q 111 s6 iif5l .7fslslisf 49,
Hours Of departure At Rich
mond N aud ESo P Il =
Returning leave " AlngtOnsslG A. \. and Pm
AltsEs Il lfSt sSsssssoBs5 ;eo laop
taond and WRshtnEfon-
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVIHG.Eo SIR kP 4 an
md beingIn e1eenent order, oARRYTNs TIR eRFII
NORTHERN AND SOpEHfRNs IL give the heit RuSF-
sntes Of al.4ys seearink 81 AMI
9a e kteond and Warrington city advances of
me eteorlbolfHne.' 5GI Zf;tnZn11 faGg rsrf- o.
Hn6sas - 45S y ESQ
Pet e1Ease e iapPessl
taks tne5 r1sll going NoFtl or So1fh ii 59sao
1leEet4 san oe obtained between Dhnyine and
y 1sngto1 ~ the TERMINUS Roaa nov zkoTn
pleted 70 Danyie. ARAgent Of he Gonpsny nm rsse1e
OF fls4eaBer9 the Road and at
sea % 5asE The Way - Waihi1sion Bat
FhsfArsths iEas yt lAi ms Il 81 Ia &c
Eonts-c lGE4es a 5Tll5JTFslf
ehange OF cars on the night line beteea Rich.
naend and Alexandria 600 fei
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
At the omoesof the AEillennta1


At the Omceadof the HIi1lennfaI
s. Harbfngef, Bethany Va. g
GtHRIsKLAll HE11NtD0dEE, n I'm eea4Epsri
~ sePy g g g esn;si &c E'39
% Do Turkey sgSSs sEt.a IEs q - e e
IleT9eeos gis sd clasp e1sI$s sas
6fsssisa IS Isltssata4I aad csa5:qusnii
5.h.ss e sstBs<n b Pu1s.ll ~
CFistlid mi yO. Sis7sbeseSDy
= d Do do -. do Tlftps9 szpEs - b.
Do g ss az g. l.sanRs'Eus. ., On.
1iesDtbaie.neE edition, t5Oei per man = pa.
PFissips G5 ioSee.. arr.d
kya GalP6sI SHd 0thers. N fra17
Bs5teEs fo ssls,s q. s1trl. e.
Yoianes q tSs iHisnnili 81 Pa rol-
u36e9nd; bolnd, ] g -,
freeCariSttah BaEt DEBATE Ana EIarbiuEtr
sePted me Pelaee On he forsF L 4beat q ths
~ No booEs IN Be seat en- eoaaissisn.
PRICE or BOOKS By lIAH-PosEAsR PAID HKR
Hyaa-sooE, ohesP per 90
ross E1iI .6eesp pr doisa...:: So
IaTksy RoEoeeo, Etlt edge, Per doI.l9 -
ohriftaa syitsna, per dozen
Tern. of ne HarbInEst.fsr1 1883, -.
1eepy e Gingle aabserfber -
1fnot PAID before he expiration Of mouths. -
-s.ss-.t gS
16eoPsss, [aai one copy IS -
s COPIES, oussoPy sratts - o.
t9eoPiss Eand % geteE club. one b9ok On Bap-
dSln sud one Neatly boand Hymn Book -
Ieeoptes k2ud 70 BetteT up % club bo6kSon Zap
tan apd tEo neatly bound Hymn Book5) ..>... 70 %
SsPsi; and tbt Ssis o md lynn l T ooEs 100 .
fS0eoptea IHnd5 copies Of Tie book on Baptism and
enesty eoana Hymn Sooksl .SlS9 90
EXTRA PREMIUMSt
Per tslar Of fhree or more clubs oTsr15o SIS Iorth
For he next largest over $50, ESQ worth OF Books.
And for the nexf largest 150, 915 Of Bo0ks
The boQS 70 Be selected according the order the
Agent TO whom the premium Il awarded.
II THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE PoRcLBBs. We cannot aGord % keep see
No PerSon rsstdiH0 O. BEEEass tcf9 ddzitssd az
e0HspetttOFJ 6F LsSsS pFGsIiBnSS. sssl
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhls-ly Brooke county, Va.
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u. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ USIC Pr BLISHE R.,

NJ uSIC u E3LL5SiH +,
r ISL OF NKW lIuSIosZS- 80 ,.t-4t
u. The cFysta1 l'artss y zsnusaa 81, VI
RaItune Teller (GnItAN !. 2. GIHn.
s1lesn1 RnlkaSC PiaHo1 Oh1FleB p. AIbatGs iist $50
J. La eylphlde yllski (Pfanol J.tAsehsr. F.
Il Gloehette On Rafre;; CP.lno) Istebr6t We8y.
? Engine MAMMA SentHlentales fPiAnaA IafEss
41Surk1 des EraIne TPfanSSI. Aheks--
The eeehrlt hondO TiaaJe Is sing b lIadasSs La
-bordei( Piano. Max MaretEek-
Also received The Eoll6GTinE piees6 OF t
r. BeSgie,1GFRye; beautiful aonE. 81 "a
WhatfS Home without Z Brother. -5i'z't.f' ''--- ~
Home Without AIoEheF.
r Maid of5YlVan HoOk sfs as ssc.Ni s1a u tss
= Wight Of the Rn
The Bnog haI afoslSS PSI ~ tiiscia1to
Al 80 large OI'Ortnsnt Of NSlsal Werks. &e.ks,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
Beallysa OaPilaI EeroaaetIonI


tselo5ee g rapidly being GIteaded thtoughoul tie
unte aee u = One q TIE best Articles befSrS
he Paelie Il CLIMATES the Of eh4mleAIly-pdIIoned
,Is PapeE stlinea VIII riie PseduspS ftin
nay bstt %. sItls lne and Hight Is bSn note pa-
PER- a - toagh a9 stout wrapper. Nothing TGda
and utility bSfoFa
Solt 80 ~ - eepts Elea PAees % the se=n-
Ol III g61leSf0l article nom any 81 f6e 6-5
TIE peepTtelols Me- q Ann 81 NY nj ent hS SrS1
nOV2S-Sa - -
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,PHNNsYIyVAWIA5R Au.RoaD-

TUE GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE, eonnsefing TIE Atih6s
n tic cities with Western, North Western ana solth
also connects ~ Win daily line Steamers Is
~ ports On sae Rivers and 81 Cleveland and SAN
Lake4; making the direct eAs9peEt aSd FSffa5ie
the Great HeSt. sl1i6d Essfi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

TRAINS LEAyR zANEsVILIR. AS FOLLoWs. :.
Atl2S1S1I. Il:4OP for Cneinnatf and tointS 4. r,
on arrival q CsnFll ohio Tratus nom Weela ma i
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mi. passes through n Lesngtop, Lancaster. CIR
eleTle, VIlninEt0u And NSfroys
and most beautiful part Of Ohio, - - -
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9AR8 AS Low As BY, AgY oTHRR RoUT1.

sss4. e. R Rsa fs.d .as.'t fog
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ROr THRoU6HgnSe and oshef luforliation sSa1iFs
tCentEal Ohio Ticket Once in heSprtE House On WSeT
street, wheeling, We. 2 ~ - = 'F77
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aEMPFIELD RAm.ROAp.

LII freghtS intended for shipment must be
delivered betEeen the hours OF = m and p. m, a.
none HtI BE received amer tiat hour. i. SWEENEY,
sePIV = -s = i-.,s. 2 General Mana
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II me $50 ard thu1 Eteue GUARANTEE Rn4oLIlf.
dIPes any time before he day ne1t
upon Senpetng th0TpuE Double Rutrys ilooi-
9sePlng and it, cOatteEli Branshs IueFaye en-
or House8 AGeou1tinEs
be 70 lie fun s1Il 65d fSf ~.
tiony and thus reallse -,-st.--ts =
e free TaiTIon, or LIIeRnIive SitnatIonS. !
6rad9atFs ltl are new AlnE TeTuonSi
tie and positions CaShlers, Beck keeeF ane
Railroad 0ee Oefkg in aaeFGnt sections Of tie eSubtTy
and are being BY b1sinssa GIad1Ates
leled inaueeens Utieu nuLhIaE huEthe reAt supeor,
eI ny and training Of students 10
ne PinepaI Of tIfs Iastittio9 6Gs 6sia pTaetiac
dceofltItJ 5F i0B16Is kFi0d Ghal Eif 0EeI 7eSeiS
q t6s WeStSra eOaatrS.
Address the unaeTEiE med for lGrtjsI
myo s.ass,, fitta lHaI, yE.iHRANGEB.
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Z. GEST, ffsst, WV. BiIi,EY. "A sss,(.t Il
Si9enPasl'u 3fs s5as1s dsi7' zanssNiies o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

Ine6aaeesioa With the above, keep every kind Of al
1isaHnstFumsnts aud musical ueteNandise EsaeFalIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
NTheeling SAVING sInstitntion5Is5=

zssii OERkCE. I09 HIAEg
" rlddS,1 o,ei5eI 81 80 ~
li9nsy EessEsd % tsilSisnl
AI11. Raauls. A11x PiiSs6s - ~
Lax d RfIdfnli
- tsf-l'IAsoEqE 90 IsV fL4 0f nIsa5S
~ rs q = .FFeiAslt, II
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= ..iifisfIFInDTI7 q BB055;755=ss;1'7s'--77

,ifsE5IlDE(E BR OF Ssis7sI 49, 49,
LafeEna de nnhlis that they hnv. s5ssa
s 81; =, ~ Res =; Is Sc
80 Rapslt ~ g3fIsr5 q altiist Ssf5 NE
- lEtfes. Ead2
~ 80 e beautiful 6tyieS n (3I1Eej
lals n oEsre elSsItSsss IT.
HtSs:a &c 2 3 81. 80
ettel - ilIili - = q
atl1 - - 49,
Al4!. frse trlli A
rs y kyslIEzt511 Ef9sif4 islE -
4 q - = - ssrS7sis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

pL4NEERs -Btaek, 7Br6aD, saloEs mi ptNls PTaSCeT
t,, 1i4.'' last received 5sil BLISS &aAMPRsLLs
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S:lO fer 81 80, late style. -
ialy5 ----BbIsS kOAATBELL.
- II y ~ No IS Main st,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

ARsErLLEs Collars And Sleeves aud o6iars In settS
N1 White aud RIgared very cheap very pretty III
SepAignF .f4Uis ) PAYNE5E6o., 94Ifonroe ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

Panos, Mslodeoas, and ever knd Of ausieaiin5tru.
ment9 tuned and repHffed. = N'-.t tsff 'i-r
r - Also0ds warranted At this establishment nuYS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

" Rrspdlss Wipss, Gins and Whistles, sor mediesnal
P9 aTSf cftHRt Us =, y: eRAEAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

= SIy eonsisVable variety, style and eolar.f= iii
iti s1..s sllss + g. eAA y. BELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
mhls-ly

SHEET MUSIC.
stock Of sheet music, musical works ke
inthe Western country. - - -
~ Music sent 70 any address. POs.asofree.zaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
WHEEbE1EG 4lFFRBEE JFORRS :

81 SAlSlS 81 sIE'S s. 49, ~.
I. Ssesea1.ls U llsl1il u 9llaLS1.i
+ s 81 taas e
siSs1dasIS o.e's 80 = 81 sc sTz5af
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

areat Northern and sonthern Mani -Route
ROR, NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AAID yTTPsJsETlT -
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WEEIT D9ILEs. lsaTsTioF wheat DIii6 i6l 5sis Al
laHSlt -. 40 .4+tsis-- SMITH Z GoRRRLI'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

FRUIT JARS.
wv have on hand ns Eind OF Jars Of laSs iCi most
ample and seeuFed tops, which i faFSuPe
iuly5I .'.-a''ie lsl'l W. A. RDR kRbskSR03
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TNEW GOODS.

3sss5. lE'Ss. = sPiS
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Take The Central. Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
A-7therS cHAHG1 1GGs and take those a a a " u
+74..,, Short Line ~ -.
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t0ANAaA HAT. The greatest variety OF Pa1n7oa 200
ever broaShtto this eity-frnpa rs cents to q ri
!lly6 eaiss ;diia 7l2. BtISs& cAIPBELLsI a
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FRESH ARRIYAL
AT THE NEW YORK, STORE.

Ne .S3 Centre yRheeI1uR,s 81 f5..sI I
H AYIaG Just Returned from New York Win one OF the
IL Invest ana best Of FANOY DOlfFfTN
DRY GOODS ever before brought this city therefore
take SeA pleasure In inviting everyone buying goods for
cSSn 70 I'VE ne early eS eaHlne for
At No . ASin Street. oentse WheGlinR. so % sE0
lep3 John p0RNrpR
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I0HN HATEUM.

III EUUUiE @, GUNEs
TTOREET At Law. Memphis Tenn Ofcc OF
n Nsin street IN GreeulsEis Building b, tween Union
End GHvaso streets nov2-slv
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The total revenue for the following eighteen
eustom-houses for the last fiscal yesr, .iz Bel
fast, Bath, Bangor, Portland, Waidoboro',
Wicssset, Burlington, Barnstabie, Gloucester,
Bristol. Providence, Piattsburg. Wilmington,
Del. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Sandnsky, ole
do, and San Franeisco-was 81 10Y los IS
The total cost Of the public buildings 90 those
places for stom-houses, post oiiiess and court
rooms. finished since 1850, is 81 443 TO ".
The total expenditure incurred for he Ias'
6acaI wear in collecting sail Let income OF 81
76e 1863 43 YES 1857 s39 @
Another defect OF the present system ls tne
immense patronage it gives to the Fedora Gov
ernmsnt. They are now 0SS employees IN tne
revenue service. Under the system OF direct
taxation, which the committee PROPOSE the
collection by each Safe OF its quota. one sub
treasurer for each State would be sufficient.
The present - stem is unequal Every Ia
rif must be more OF lees protective.
Tarif eriPpies the productive energies ef the
country By inteTposing obSlseles to free ex.
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JUH ! q AElE4L TI,
A TTORNEY AT law, Els General C71eci0r foT
n west Tennessee CMcs On JeT-rson street Past
CHce BufldirE Eep6
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changes. The committee 90 into an estimate
to show tho immense loss 70 the country by th'
protective features OF our tariff.
As regards the navigation laws, the commit
tee recommend their modification in the follow
ing particulars:
qlired to have a certain proportion Of the crew
American.
?. That American citizens may sail foreign
built vessels with perfect equality with Amer
ican built vessels.
Foreign vessels admitted to the cOasting
trade.
The committee then consider the character
of the present tariff That It's defects are
! j. Too large a proportion Of the revenue
collected received from duties on articles Of
prime necessity. Nearly one half Of the whole
revenue raised from cotton, wool, iron and
sugar
Protective in its character.
Free list io1 extensive tea and coffee, es-
pecislly, should not be exempt from duty.
II The policy Of collectif revenue nv tariff
is to be permitted, we recommend the following
Todi6cstions Of the tariff:
1. Total abandonment Of the protective pol
icy. The tariff to be used merely as fiscal
agency.
Articles Of necessity. as cotton, woolsn,
iIon, sUgar, 10 be taxed Al the lowest rate Of
.iuty luXuries, ss silks, wines, &c, at the
highfs' rate.
The free list TO BE- corfi7ed 70 such srtl-
cles as do not pas fJr the trouble Of collecting
duties, and the raw materials of manufacturers
AS regards direct taxation, the COMMITTEES
consider what is meant BY " direct taxes" 10
the sense OF the Constitution. After stating
the decision Of the Supreme Court and the
opinion OF Judge Story, they state that the rule
as to direct taxes is, that they shall be sppOr-
toned among the States according TO their re
speetive numbers, dedueting two ffths of the
slaves. The practical system the committee
recommend is, to ascertain the amount wanted
for the service Of government, and apportion
that to the States according to their federal
population.
The advantages Of this system are
l Perfect equality according to the COnsti-
tuition
? This system Of each State collecting its
own quota would dispense with the presenl
army Of eustOm-house officers. This is one Of
the principal advantages Of toe proposed
change, as diminishing patronage so dangerous
10 our government.
8. Would insure the least possible amount
being taken from the people-ioW taxes, econ
omy, itelity.
4. Least interference possible with the iRdus-
try OF the country. The committee then pro-
ceeds to a. elaborate argument in favor Of the
entire freedom Of exchanges, and concludes by
stating that they do rot aim al immediate prac.
tical results, but to affect public opinion and
accom- plish their ideas practically hereafter
The committee submit resolutions sustaining
their recommendations
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Later from New N xieo-ar=ival Of the Santa
Fe Nail.

IEDEFEEDEScE, My "a via BooSvIL z, 24th
The S.nta Fe mail arrived b. re to-day, hsv.
ing left that place on the lst inst. It wa'
showing very bard when the mail party left
and the storm continued all day.
TIE grass on the plains was very good. sn'
the outgoing trans were getting along finely
Mr.. James NJ Hunt, an old and prominen
resident OF Santa Fe, lied at that place on th'
I6 b Of April.
A daring robbery had been committed by |
psrty OF Uni ed States soldiers upon Antonio
Sandoval, about ,ur miles below Albuq1erqne
ct, aIing from him 49, 600 10 sp' Gle and 81 0Ol
worth Of plate. also burning bonds. g., to to-
amount of S60,O00 One Of the robbers bs'
been arrested and four others implicated in th'
affair.
The conductor reports but few Indians on th
road and they of very friendly disposition.
Business in Santa Fe was dull.
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DIR. GREEGHTON,S

j. Z. SH 4 TB ERGER.
A TT0RSEF AT T.AE, srentiss, Mississippi. PRONG
n attention vi BE- givea 10 the Collection OF Claims