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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

HOLIDAY 0EGIEs.-The proposed abrogatioa
Of the rcprehensible custom Of making the cele-
bration Of New Years Day baccbanalan revel
meets with favor In all respectable quarters. We
are IN The receipt OF numerous concentrations
on The subject. Nearly all the writers
agree that the manner in which the
majority Of our people conduct them
selves on New Years day is shameful
and disgraceful IN the worst degree. Others
describe their suferings from the intempe-
rance Of their guests and say 10 wha. decep-
tions they, the writers. have been put in order
to avoid being obliged to say civil things TO fl-
lows who ought TO he in The station house instead
Of drawing room.
The first step to be taken in the matter is the
abolition Of the reffeshment tables. There are In
this city some Thousands Of persons who will not
yearly steal nor beg, but who still manage to eat
the bread and drink the cup Of other people. They
come out strongly at the openings Of hotels or
drinking shops. the launchinys Of ships, serenades
TO Congressman or militia coonels; In fact, they
may always 10 found at any place where there
Is free feeding. Sometimes they are broken
down politicians, who will strike, as they call
Il, candidate for drink or a lunch, If they can
ret nothing else from him The proverbiai
libcrality and generosity Of Our people a. holt
day times make them perfect mine OF wealth
Tor the gentlemen Of the genus sponge. With an
amount Of impudcnce a. colossal and immovabe
as tho eternal hills, they force their way into de-
cent peoples private dwellings, and levy without
rtmorse upon whatever they can get--money, vic
tuals or drink We advise people to keep these
fellow ri q convenient distance from the spoons
Thor Il stll another class ofagTccabie New Yours
callers" which includes adolc.cnt specimens,
half boys, half men, and all scamp, between the
ages of seventeen ard tweniy-four We do not
refer entirely to the rowdy pr -, or to any par
,icular Glaze. There IL many gentleman at
heart and in manner who wear q frcmans uni-
fcfm, and rrany ras6sD who ssls dry goods, in
All the glory a hroSIclotb and patent leather,
and breaks The benches at the Mercantile Library
elections The fact Il, tina, our people, In many
instances. have been too much involved in bnsi-
ucss 10 bring up their children properly, aud The
legitimate consequence Il . large crop of young
rusrals, Who have not the sligiitcS idea Of the
ordinary convtationalt'oa VI life. On New
years day Thy 20 ahyu'in gangs, seeking chat
they nay yJur. Ticy arc tie mortal aver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

stVANNtH, DO. y, ItNv
Tie Wsnderer case was resumed 10 day Tho trst wit
nces refused 10 testify and imprisoned. Cart. FRA
yer o. the steamer Augusta testified inst h. carried ono
hundred and seventy two rcgro,s within two miles Of
Augusta IN the 18Th Of December, who unable 10
lax IDaiien, and that he believed they Africans
Ca,t ChrAy e the stoaintug lamar rcfuscd - testify
when tho investigation wa adjourned unJl W yrr0w
III, nrrntls wftleFsea ar IN nllan.An-c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

Boaos, Dec %, 1858
VIM. Transue, OF Williamsburg, N. u, Killed by
Marx Turty OF Concord, y. H. quarrel board the
Whale ship California, OF New BEDFORD Nov. /, Both
pury placed III the LANDS OF the Anne
rcan Consul AZ Bahis
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Fsre NJ Halifax and Loss of Lifc.

HALIFAX, NC. y, Ib5E.
by FIRE ast night 1--WE large buildings the same block
with the telegraph Office, consumed IN two hours
They we're PATTY injured. Two persons, name Grant
ana agsr, burned TO death aud others missing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
Sailing of ahe Arabia.

BOsTON UcN. II, 1903.
The Cunard steamship Arabia sailed at noon With hy
eight fsssengers for Liverpool and twenty for Halifax
about seve1ty seven thousand dollars in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

SANAnNuI, Dec, =, IsJS.
The steamship Augusta has arrived 1t her wharf in
sixty two tours from New York. All we'll
CHARLESTON, Dec Is, 1868.
The 81 emslip James Adgcr Capt. e Adams from New
York, arrived here at tour O'Clock thus lruesday)
murulpr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30
Puh,ac Dinner To J. CLANCY Jones.

ful.AnLLt1tA, Doc. ~, 1895,
Hon. j. Clancy Jones, Minister to Austria dacd with
number OF his friends in this city this Afternoon. He sails
for avte ia the steamship which leaves NeG FORK o. INC
9Th
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EnseratiOa OF Supposed Iisvoiutiontsts 70
CUho.

Cuba.
NEw oelRASs, Dec. %, 1863.
ia reported that esnigrstios 10 Cuba IS been going
on here quietly and legally for some months past and
suptoecd the engrauts have left at the invitation O.
the pvoutionis,s in shat island. secret agent OF the
here but yet has been unable 70 detect
any ilt cal emiprat;pn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

In connection with TIE abav keep every kind Of
sIcal Instruments and musical merchandise generally
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n n. SCOTT.
No iST Main street, Wheeling Va.
-. n II, md Retail ..e-f


= r. n. SCOTT.
- No, l6T Main street, Wneelines Va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
q 8 S.f--1,.e 1evTesry. VValeh q Olock
= Nnnterlnl1, roOle Gt9ssees
tSTIyRR pihfed ana Britannia Wnfet dola tts en4
- CHS Cola and Silver speetaeies tott
~ Fancy ~,
sIIE GasTIl, steel KsySfVsel Pens ~ ene
and general assortment OF aseiui eAN-'-N's -.''
lately added very largely 20 my stock, both y
The whoiesaie and Rstan departments, enables me %
0HeE vSSSatchuaIEers. Merchants, Pedlars.
and the public generally, very complete assortment q
Watches and CLOCKS carefully and warranted
app .tissl...i ~. ---....---.---.l------
straw Goods
q AV.RT IL nov op4nnR large and genera, aFaett'
-. ment Of Meas, Houths and Chlltrene dAts. sen-
sisting OF Everett D. B. and bound Weoster taliAu
Iats: Psdei ~ b. Drab and Blown Lrshorn Cuban eLsi
Ieghorp Young America d. r. Leghorn Boy ? ats ana,
ma "a ane article Silver Straw Drsb Ha1i xsre's &
Webster allan ~ D. Boy'b Hats; caildrens E1TS
noubie ttraW and Leghorn Hats, AL Of when WI Y ~ SOW
g a me t0"ss' price, No Its Main 81. welIaE, We
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q. CARTWRIGHT,
MUSIC P9 PHI dhad.S II 5fEEEIS,,r.

r IsT OF NEW NUsIc;- -
fsrtuae Teller; CGutaD ;. P. elhn.
suitsn's Polka. (Pianol ChaFlss D. Albert
- s5IphIde Vais@; (pianalI J. AseheF.
Ia Cloeheite du Pair; piano. Lri-hTue Feiy-
Eu<iue uasuTkI Seutimeuialt; {tlloy James beilaE
MasuFka des TFaf1eauxs fPiano) ,. Aseher-
The celebrated Rondo FiHale, sang b AsdaHe La
horde; (PIanoJ Mar MarFtE-k- asfas 81
Also received the foIloHine pieces 81 Mase
sBess='s Grave beauiifui sung i-sf.
What e Home 9itt1uG = Brother.
what q Home without Sister. e0aPani0ls % What u
Home without Eothrr.
Maid Of sylvan Mock.
FIlght o. the Robin.
The Snow has fallen around ne.
Also, large oasortnsas q Musical WORKS. ae-, SC.
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THE TN F EEhIG ~ GER.
MoN1AY ai6RNliINld. JUNE 2 Iste. G

ON
5
From the dark and troubled snrges
Ofthe roaring sea Of Time, ~ ~
Eyerrnore world eyergea,
Solemn, beautiful subhmei
So. of old, from Grgcian water,
Mid the music and the balm,
Rose the dread Olympian daughter,
Floating on the azure calm
Everniore the worlds arc. fndings gfts
z EyerIiore the words viii bloom, '4%
To refnte our weak upbraiding,
To throw iightness on gloom,
Ever the imperfect passes,
But the perfect ever grows;
Forests sink to deep mnrAsses,
Fnirer landscapes to disclose
AN the beauty, all the splendor =.
Of the ancient earth. and sky
Ora ,efIl forums and persons tender,
All have pissed in silence by;
Alan the f,irest man the youngest
Man the darling ofthe Gods,
With the weakest, with the strongest 20
Travels to the still abodes.
All his brothers, unlamenting
To the eternal plan conform,
Full, unquailing, unrepenting,
In the calm and in the storm;
Man. too. with n quiet bearing, asa
With brave heart aud Steadiast eye
Undisturbed and undespairing,
8 Yes, with noble joy must die
Has he shared what Nature profFeredf
Gladly taken what she gaves
Now the on. last gin is offered
Let him t,ke that gift-the grave;
With grand remuneration
Lit him leave TO earth and sun
For another generation
All the good that he hath done.
Knowing that the laws eternal
Never never can deceive;
Raised above the sphere diurnal,
Aud too noble far to ,griese,
Glad that he has been the agent
Ofthe universal heart, 81
That IN LIES majestic pageant,
He has played no worthless part
So a great and holy feeling
Shall su stain his human soul,
And silent strength revealing
Shall the past re.~eck the whole;
II shaIl change but shall not perish,
Now in life and now in death,
For what most we love and cherish,
Dies to breathe noblcr breath.
London Literary Gazette.
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LIVER INNIGORATORl
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
Entirely from GUNS.

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from GUNS.
rs 1NT ~ TlfR BEST PURgATIvE AHD LIvER Ny
DICISES bsforn the puhiie that aets a.
s s1,,s i Il !. net aSiy caldrFid Iirsr rss.
seti hrst the LIrSF eject its morbid matter tn on
stomach and bossls . carry % tha, natter, thgs e
enmPlispg Two ParPSses e .,ioSs. 81 q 81
n nrres Il and when dSy 10 noderate doses WI
itFs1sTtIien and bald it up with anasuai Tnpidy.
me LIVER ID one the principal regulators Of the
h,rs-n boiy: and when Il performs It's funetonH veil
~ o. the syste are uII, developed. The sfomdh
8 asst entirely dependent hs hesi.1y sete9 oItss
stomaehi bowels are q fan and t9s T.eie
, ~ "a a n For ne dissasss that
c,;n ~ more a tEenty YEAR,, remedy
ShereSit 70 eoulEeract many dsrangenshtstO which
70 renedyis trop
bled With EIHER COA.<SPLALaI N any q - FORMS
has but 20 bottle, and. seouyietnn . ssEe y.
yne In theirPael hrlthy Gov q ble,
s ,S s9a s e s Ssi 70
whole machinery, remoViBg~lhe cause Of the disease
p sIHpvTP REyENTED sybs osoasioS:l use q
| LIVER INEI8ORATORs 60
ana s.Sea ai'5 s a ioos end sOlr
0ny one dose taken before FSsEins' prevents
QUIZ one dose taken az aiEe.; Iaeseas The bossls
Fs5t o sna 49,. sfssr neal Win esrs DYSPEPSIA
II One doss Of two spoOnuls VIII alEays relieve
/ SIfIK HEADAcHE
o. Ss. 18th e L. ' disease. 1sF and ]
frTnIH
one dose often repeated il1s sure enrs for CHOAEA
HORBUS and preventive Of etfohE!tsl- :, n, !
~ oay bottle s 70 'h[9s e.. g NE
~ One bottle taker EsaoEss an SAL
iosS5ne.s or unnaturaI coIoT-%'lrotn the skin
One dose taken shPrfAtiins eeIote tetii y
AZ - De apF,-tite, and makes~ffood digest vel
one dose ofen hePsate e5;ss 1l1HDA5SGr 54.a
RIGA in rs worst forIuss While . y y = = -.-
BOWEL complaints yel almost q tls 1 IN !,
One or two doses cures At taeHA ett4e4 "
children there Is or aeedier reieay -
he -eEs' e s:t Sosss Sssaf.DRorsT ~ sens
4 -"
- IN recon. rnenalng hf- medicine
"a n DIVERS o. a BIZ LIOUs TYPE. It operHtrs
-ftb and Thousands are Wng - testy - ~
wonderful virtues. 81 -
3EE MA .ETgE II Z RI iqTH1Hff- IRkkRi pNANk
NOUS TIssTZlfOyY IN ~ " i,,f -,
- 5ffs sc4feriH ne TtOuth tDat az q
TFfB LIVER iIFIVIGoRAHoRF
n A soTFNTTFTO MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and - daily
r-Trrr almost too great buryes u cuIe1 ~ y ~
<rs m 6fsf dOss 1iBtaG benefS and seldom llnls
T 90 from ne l.,sdicc or D9sP-td g
canlnion Read0fhsI ~ 81 Een Ate ne f-.t. o : 40.
ElGED LIVER
PKtCE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
m sANPORN Proprietor, IS Broadyay, New 4ers.
Al n r.a.Iisd bT al DFuFEsts. SD Glso -
Ana asy 49, Fa. LOGAN Oh. WhsslinE, "a
GEORGE 3. WICKHAnl, s
4UCTIOREERI
COMMISSION ndBRCHALg1s
- ~. 1aO Market Square, ~ ~
iIss VIII Ell INC VA
- nrv Goods every eVsunE farn rs aAlel ever
80 ~ ~ esfsfe promptly attended e. =. ~.
pretty.
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SECOND STOCK
SPRING & SUMNBR GODS.

II EIsKELL 1 SWEARINGEx WI omen % TUESDAY,,
IL Nap +th, q thsir rdoul No VI Main -,
one a99r as0VeJ. < jlaph1R c., ths most beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
They haye ever mad De pleasure Of orin 70 t- puhIic
Emproiderfea, 9al-is. llintIIas, Ec. .l.s 49,.
Pedging themselves not 70 be undersoId siey a ana
t1iN cl Inducements cash tgrI o. - fsr l1l-
Toners on short credit, and Eoud a.t ren-ctnIly sesicit
IN inspection o. their goods. myS
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AZ New Light.

;
THE DrummpHd Light produced FROM Improved sALv
/ OIL mas no equal, and after personal and aatis
factory trial. Tito to the public -
light In usesIt fa aafe because ~
an explosive properties Il Is cheap bceause the
cost oeT hour Is half cent because
me brilliant with steady lame Tor
twelve hours reiing rtrmmingand give
any ordinary sized roni and having
II TO public favor. ~,
a,ass,oT-f J. X DUNHAM 3 co.
ian Is & No. T1B Main g.. Wheeling, Va.
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Virginia Central Ratlroa0.
ORANGE AND ALEAANDIhA<A
RAILROAD.

Great Northern and Southern Man Route.
FOR NORTHERN. sog ,Ea ~ ASD VIZ E-l1'
rNyIee DAILY, Sunday night sxssPsdl estsssE s He
andlia-
HOnTs Of departure = .s.Gs A. n and 7sO ?.
Returning leave WashingtOp.,.6s A. u. and Pm
and ..o- ~
Arrive q Richmond. .1s'e P H. and Z. -,
Baggage checks and tickets, given through bstFeen ken
mond and Washington :. .-,.-,, -, ..-y.u = Az
and beineIn excellent ORDER and CARRYING THE GasAt
NORTWFRN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best gus.
n n aIavs securing connections, is shown By arr
wis daily Richmond and Washington city IN advances o.
the Steamboat line a. a
An Omnibus found always ready % take tao9ge
passengers their baggage o. wearing apparel
The two Depots Of charge, with ample time Iof e 70
nc their meals, whether going NORTH o. south.
through Tickets be obtained between DlnTle ana
yy,-bIngou Al the Terminus Of the Road nov ne1ry eo
Deted % Danye. An Agent Of the Company yin receive
ne Checks Of passengers from the D1nyile hoad ana
tend 70 their bagEags All the Way to Washington or The Bal
' me ARE q. sane man line as BY the cid 'ss.bOa'
route. ~. -. ip,.h-
mOnd and Alexandria
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NEW SPRUNG STOCK.

NEW SPRING gSTOCA.f
BEG LEAVE to inform the pHlie thst hsoo iTSt re
which am determined to sell as cheap - any house IN
" Ne .I1 consists o. an the latest styles o.
DRESS GOODS snch black and fancy Silks Lawns
ChIntEps Caenes Of enllesC variety, oaes BeFAge pc
aiaeS Berges With aVaety Of other goods TOO nuuler
F|fRRofDFBIFS the hest 20 he foundfn Wheeling; ny
eonsIsts Of Collars Of 81 prices rom tns
70 The highest of sleeves and oollas hIongat which
viii particularly mention MRrseie Sets all the rage ~
complete assortment Of etc
B0NNETS, az any price from Is cts % $780, the eeae
ever brought to the Market also bonnet Ribbons new and
beautiful styles hOwerS rushes and every thing 10 the MIL
such AspIsin and figured Strips BItAnts.
amongst which would call attention to some real French
broeade, PAIn figured and striped JAeonets
SIARLs siIAYIS, Steal Cashmere, plain aud taneys
at almost YOUR Own prices.
AssIAfEREs Cloths, and eYrT3 thing In the way mems
war suabe Spring. oherhe largest stock ofhny
house 10 wheeling and would particularly request mer.
chEnt examine stock, as viii aelo" 81 whole
MRS complete line, and also Ofthese long Mite
Csil and examine nv stock, a. an Il will compare
Rs DONE ~ Sasass ss On es Vtse AT
very lew figures. ,...,,5,,,r,p1s
rares l9s AsInssre-t
VRHrrG GOODS Eisgsnl rlF,a ssi.s Maslinl,
w French MuSns for Party Dresses s4
Jones' celebrated make Of caRbrie., yaccSnsti and
ersno, s5a ESaiish BrilanEes.
AMI F'''A Ss''s -Aa ga aEfsk Etil ! swEARfSaEN.
WE HAVE Just RECEIvED a LARGE lot % Wtiiow
w and Wooden Cabs ranging from $50 20 eie Zach.
Another of seA ijusting steel Frame skirts Nela-
dyis SElrdrobe Is complete without one % them.
Aneg stock o. w7sienholm's Gallery
Gentemen's DreafloC Cases.
erntirinen's I.sle Thread half Hoss, livery ane."
Pine Letter and Note Papers.
Bun and White Enveiopes
Bianh BOotT sud stattopeIg - ~ &lna :, -.
esSa, 20 (
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pnwWsYI.vAfTIA RAILROAD.


TIME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting M Autn-
nc cities With Wezt-Tn, NoFth-WeseFn, and SCUM,
western states continuous R0ilRay direct rms rotn
also connects PittsbUrgh with daily line o. 70
an noTls on the Rivers and at Cleveland and san
iuSkv With to all ports on the Norm
Takrs. making The direct chedpeAt dHd reaOte
,,oufe BY which FREIGHT be forwarded to Snd IRON
the Great West.
RATES BsFWEBN PHILADELPHIA AND PtfEFBVRSA
WRIST cLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Books Dry G9odsCn box = Dses Use per 100
and trunks) DruRl GIN boxes and baiEal
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sheeting,
Shifting aud Tckn I'm original baes0 coo per 100 MS
Drugs lin caSkH) Hardware, LeeueIs
On rolls or bOxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD Glass -AnvEs, Steel, chainsCIni
easks Hemp, Bacon, and Pork sailed soc per 100 lbs.
(oose in casks. lfobaeco manufaetu-
ed. (except cigars cut,) &c. &C.
FOURTH o LAGS@OoGee Rish, BAeons Beefl
and Cncasks Orboxes, eastW4rl zoe per $50 lbs.
Lard Lard OIL, Nails, coda Ash Ger
man CLAY, Tar, Pitch. Rosins sc.
PLOUR-I5e per bb until further notice
GRAINIn loads ss cents per 100 lbs, until fnrther
notice. .,,--,-t. ..,
W In s,fnpinR goods from any point Of PhIiadsI
mia be paTtcuIarto marx packages 'UfG Fene leGsta
nfrOdd Goods consigned TO the agents OF tu toan
Al PhlaAeph Pittsburgh, VIII be forwarded Eihout
FSIGTT AqEuTE-o Z Evans 50 Kfby street Boston,
CiaTke No and No William street. and john
NeDonaIds No Battery Place. UHorki Pierce
vile @; Irwin 10, and sprngmAn Brown OineinnAti y;
r q Medium, Madison. Ind DumesrIl, Bell = Co, ana
Garter JsHett Louisville. Ky: g 0Rleg Co. Eva1s-
yis Ind; Sass, Sc Louis, Moi Harris W 'rmey z &c.
ayns Ind; sneetler Phila; MasraE KoOnS, BAlti-
''' IL II. HUSTON, GenT Freight Agent. PhIad.
spSiyl HI. I0MBAERT, suPs,, Alsoonl, Pa,
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O. C4ARFORTH'S
Ale and Porter Bottling sstablishment'
:. ElHH sTHEET, BErWERH FIFTH SIXTH sra.
EAST WHEELING, VA. = L
GOOD supply OF Smiths celebrated Kennel e9a Ssnsr
n SIeS Brown Stout Porter, always on hand. feN
ems and families supplied on the yst tsfP
49, M orders addFessed-BoxN No. III, Poat-Omee-ih
1rnnnntlY attended, TO. 2. NV
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Golden BEE HIy z.;.=ss s5 If7a.751 =
NO l74 NAN .-- sEA5Tl, a. my GOODS
IhEhIhl'pooo - rs S4s s TER SALES.

- :. - NJ -. l. s a.r. second .fSH
81
12ys
nds
tar s@s
saSs sEESPs -.
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No. 41O -. III n IgI = M y 81.
aTvl or Dry Goods every eVsuini -
- Tednesday and Sturdy = ? CO.
s, aud short Lace Mltisi very pretty. lsst
III s-i,,d lin lIETsKRLb = ..Ai.iNtst.a
1SRoY- MsdeiTs, Port, Sherry and Malaga Wins jest
/ I.Teosissd sd foE sale y a RDwARns 4 BRo.
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PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD!.
TTTINTERA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aa af.vF Aiora.y. De-
I'M ei EasF Mi TRAIN PaaseassF station
sgsy . nSEfafI 4 sfSR e IiSd as
rae ExPRkss TRAIN lsaVss ne statou gVsrI sy'niass
ne johnstown Accommodation leaves PIttabaFgh
daily, except aundSY5 - 30 o'clock, P M sonpng ~ an
nodaljon Train for turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily e
cent al i04U .. The Second Accommodation
Train foE Turtle crse lsSsssl sys ss srPS n or
Turtle oTssE s9 3 sSadaS 4
lion II y m; Turtle Greek Accommodation ~ a NJ
second Accommodation, 1910; Third Aeeonlodaon DIV
Trains for BaIrsyie and Indiana, connect ~ Bslrsve
with Mall Train Esst Express tr1T west ana
Ptsbdr nd CounesVille Trains stopping at all sta
lions an ne pIttsburEh COnnelIsyie Road leaVe daily.
Sunday excepted, - folloEs:ial ILalI; ." q ~
and connesvis Road. At Pittsburgh $50 a. NJ and
travelling public viii end Il greatly their interes
In going East West travel by the Pennsylvania Rail
road the 0mmOdatona nov oersd esnnot n It
one and s entirely from dust, promise safe
y, speed and comfort, AL who NAY faVor TINS
their patronage. -. a1a 90
- Philadelphia. -......--.......l0 "
"a e" baltimore. -.......--.. ~
81 . Lancaster --.'-.-....' -
.h hSI,ldO9 az All s,s,o1: on the Penbsyvania
Railroad, and Philadelphia Batniore and New tork
tickets Ia the cars VIII q
Ten Gents addition 20 the station rates. ron s
lions where Ihe Company has no agent a., ,,.-,h
NOTTCu. In ofioSS, The Company Hiu hoa ulr-
selves responsbls for Personai baggage only and for an
NJ BTe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employ ca 20
charge not 70 IS for each passenger and bag
s1 ,Ss; Ticket, ,Up,y 70 J.sTEWART. Aren't,
y -'N9'' -f'f Atthe P. R. R, Pssssne ger Station,
fnnfs si4 on Liberty and Grant sts, Pttsburgn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14
Oheaper nan EVer

e 4, 1...s n ,bs I;.st. Railroad
stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced on the MARKET
and sol al prices the Importer and
have iugt the Eastert cities and nave
nurchaseh goods rnOus prices andt now ohe 20
nv customers rnd the public generally goods made up %
rdsr IN Goats Pants Vests In the neatest and most
SsshiorabIe way lower than they
hHvt ever been offered In this market You viii get hne
clothes for the you have heretofore paid Tor coarse
Conc a nd buy foc9sJ a. 81 ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

cash one, or equivalent We also change long Prons
very short and IN closing out our stees o. sss
cent than our former prices Should any doubt what
We say by calling M. Q Wi shlnEton Hall you VIII ne .
once SStisaed sust what We say .,..,,F..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14

SHEET MUSIC. Err,-.
Theiarest stock sheet musie musical works, Sea Sea
In the Western country. So
~ Music seat 70 any address, postage free, Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14
Shawls aud ManttIi As.

ShawlS and Manttli As.
TOO GRAPE sIIAwLS recent irnooFtata y om up
lNJtJ to 80 iotrs The Five Dollar Grape tWa White
either oIatr embroidered, are fully worth tW.
SILK SHAWhS--P1ain HACK and colored.s
TiIIBIT SIAWLS, BLACK and Node, embroidered ana
Main. Also q few h. s+Ie Nl1red and white.
STELLA S4 AVIS IUt OF the handsoueak ever onered
In this cv, Moire, Reoehe and Printed Borders
$40 NTiLI AS-Ehr8 every style In market 1ueh
As ChantIy, and sk, and 1la,9 ETC.
very Great BArseInsiat AtfA. ~ SSS,r a.,
apSS3m ~ MAlh "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-14
Kansas Land AgencY.

TAMES r.. HEIDI LATE OF SPARTA
fennesseeeWill attend promptly an business slus.sd
3 his the Land Once u the Delaware Dstrci kans
Territory, situated at Kickapo0.
viii sell Land Warrants for cash or On time or locate be
same the lands Of the District subj private entry
Also, purchase lands the public sale In July next and o 81
that udcous selections, poo the lntees. oi his
clients Address JAMES r. HERD
Refer 70 Kezapo0, x =.
Gen. ). W Whitfield, Register, E,.E,,o,- Z. -
Gov. D. Woods1n, Receiver, -
Eu00t, Russell & Co., beaFenworth, II. IT..
Robert Campbell, Esq, Sc. Louis, Missouri.
II. G FaEt, ESQ, Wsshingtsn, d. c.
Coak Bailey &Co, Nashville, Tenn. IuaF i5-tE3l-