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h&sSzs 60 Idsr Gaat nit guten Decentralization, Is &Geilen
W@sg.ss BON Der Statt nabe Ser ~&anpfrd6e uup In Der geIun-
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beHeas beiprat.
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bapba BON Sasaunab 1T NIT NadriGteu bic
gum 20. Sept. an9etOmmen.
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Stlapen IN @arpena5 9~elaapet i $50 Der urs
lpritn9lI4en 3abL ltarben wabrenp Der 9teile
aus 5nn8er. 0ie lpanilden 8e40rDen uatsrs
Iu6ten bic Sa9e.
Der @eluuobeita8ultanO in SaOauuab Def,
lerte it4.
3ufer mar felt, a6er Der Olartt rubi9.
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$50 @9nstber tRnnen fUfOrt une ~baue-tafte Sef6dft
9un8 tr5aiten Bat 29teieEteIb unb 6 o., NO. 30 me
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. 0 On 3. Sft. Sn 0ol9e elner gns
seiBe be8 Tleut, AleTan0er, Ser. ct. Sngenieur,
paB Der @runD fir Den ueueu &eu4tburn am
WtinrtS Drift sur 2e3un9 De6 @ditetneS Iertis
lsi, be9aben li4 pie StAptbeamten, Die 0rpBs
Ho9e Der 6reimaurer uno eine 9roEe 3abl ge.
laoener 0dlte na4 &cbliiel, I'M Dteles @teigs
niB purd) bic entlpredenpeu @eremonien gu iets
ern. O18 Wettcr mar gu rdub unD 9eltattete
nid)t oaS 9tiff 81 beIuAen, meBbalb bic iebr# In
terelilnte 6elerll6feit aM llTer rrti5o9eas lpere
Den muBte. 2teutenaut NlerauDer ernpitng ole
I@eleQlblit nit einer observation-disclosures Der
Arbeiten Die bisber an pleiem Puntte 9elbeteu,
Wfapcr 2tacpln m1dte eini9e eutlpredenoe 8e-
melfun8en, porouI BON Dem @rpBme fer, Snp
=. 0lro, Die bel lrlden @elegenbeiten iiblihen
6rfiuIaurer, Seremonien pDrBenomnlen wuroeu.
Opu. @Dwaro @perett, 1epi8 y. @pmeu8 IL
u. bielteu 0teOen Die, @eleui1alt eebrte lebr
ipat Saulta8 Abenpa nah SOltpn 3uriid.
Cincinnati. YolitiIGer MprD. OaS
Cincinnati Gclf5blatt pom /. b. beribtet
Die Demcfraten Der pierten uuo Tinften
Waro 5p8en pDrgeltern Abenp unsefdbr balb
II l16r nit Grau8p1renten, QSagen uno &anua
uet Die QBetern 3tow b~iuunter uno l9rteen /:
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Sberiffsamt). Wtebrere al Ger StraBe lte'
benoe B~erlcnen riefen aber nSurrab fur Seq
Ter" (republitan. &anDipat fir's SbertifSamt,
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@tne auSs9et3nete &uspabt BON neuen unb unaemtI&ten
tne i0eben tpteber an8etOntmCn ub su Gusert bill.
pret1e 3u befpmnen tm WEbel, Eager Won
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trtf4en Der Bride unb NtarIbmarfet.
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0Serl1a1eGT:
SIM bsutibsn @rbetoeareaa gt6. 9 gtsrt9 5rebertderaee
ipBIet6 Sislen bef r8t fur Glerts, PORTER, 8artee.
per, Aufwarter, 8utfber, @artHer, 5armer, Mfdnner in 8a.
briden, Sdreiaer, S6mtebe, Sbnetber, Aufparter auf eth
Steamboat uu6 Ruaben IN StpreS unp Spttis e0eulp lub
Stelen III beleBeu tar SOAtOnsn, 2 3tmmsrmap@en, 8 Rtn
nno 10 NtaO3ens fur %pnusarBet tn antertfant(6e
una feutthf 5amtlten; ebeniO ene quite Selegenbeit UNI e;nen
bEui9en @rPBeltetpre 5u fdufen, UClUer Igpa 10 SaDre befebt
Spt&I-s u 1Lnetmer U. y fluabpff. Maen!en.
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SSntlf1 nl1

SduDpE3
$500, 600 SUB 81u ulp Sdreinerbpls,
100000 SdinOel NIB 01tteu gum Serfduf.
0tr lenfsn bic Nufrerfianfet punttItber 8unben auf I'M.
Lere ereBe NteoerIa8e BON 8au. uno gtubbpIS ppu dueu Arten,
aaanttt6ten unb @rDsen. - mir i6netoeu neistannen 8du.
Doll. mad 8eiteuun8, unb Itcferu 5euferrabmen, Gturen,
stntanunaen une 5~rbelarbeit Az JdbrifpreHen. Spre6et ppt
II nnIerm f%2SIsbOfe,- Nfp. Ito 4tsbtfr. gDtrfte, pper @fe SUn
Sen22"S '"N"H' Burns Il Sloan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANPORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS

u u
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER NE
DIcINES noU before the public, that sets cGtsrtie
sNsier er and moro edeetlal Than any sIer edieine
known Il IL not only C1teayffe, bot Lsssr Tsedy,
acting hrst the Lfrs 70 eject ts morbid matter then
the stomach and bOVvs carry % that matter, thus
eePllshgg two purposes sase!uaIy, Uhgut any Of the
t.1rte, It .rsnhea. the system At hs same .gs thas
Strengthen and build It up with unusualrAPidity.
The LIVER Is Of the principal regulators Of the
humsn BODY; and wnen y P55toEms re ia1stto1s veil
Is almost entirely dependent the healthy action
SS sO@s fsa and j.
s,stea suersin consequence IF one orEau-ths LIVER
having erased to do il the dieases Of that
gan. one Of The PrOP[stors made 4 his study IN
to eOuntsTast dsFaHgeusHtstO which
To atIas found .nyper,ou trou
bled With LIVER sPLALT, any Gifts fortas,
These Gums remove aIi--morbid or bad matter from
he Iysten, supplying therPlaes healthy Of BILE
PURF1ISa FaE o lSo and a. heath ' 10 s s.
Whole machinery TeVnOVing~the cause Of the disease
BILI6Us 1TT&cKs are. cured, AND. WHAT Is
LIVER INvIGORATOR "
0ne dOse AFTER eating relieve stomach
and prevent the food froul4risiuE and souring.
oniy one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
osly ons, dose taken .t-.nlei. loe.eni III. bosel.
gently, and cures COSs-l TIHEHESS
One aese takea amer saeh meal vnI cure DYSPEPSIA
one dose q two tea sFOonfuls VII AlgAys relieve
one be'l. taken for e. ale obstruction remove. The
,t one dose osn repeated sure enEs for CHOLERA
4ORBLgS, and preventive Of CHOLERA.
q Only one bottle I,needrd 70 throw cut Of the
y.teI the eiieets Of nedi-|etns amer long Sickness
y one oottle taken ioF-sSAbNDlCE removes al
loIness or unnatural eolOT+firom TIE skin
one dose taken ahOrttime before eating EiTes viz
or % the appetite, and mAkeINfood digest vel.
Ore dSss Omen repeatedly. cures CHROETC DEAR-
HAEA IN us won't forms, uhfle q ~ KER and
AOHEL complaints yielnZ almost % the hTIt dose.
One or tTo doses caused bT WORif5 In
ChildTen there Il GurersaisF or suerdr Tr1ei n
the World, as itHerer JiiiEs. -
I ~ feU bottles enresJlDROPSF. b. exeIting tb.
absoFbents. -
We pleasure in recon- r,eudInr nj, r,.at,, = .
preventive FEVER AND AGtJE Chilli, FEVRR
and all FEvERs % a Bill LIoUB TYPE Il s,-r.,i,
with certainty and thousands are unE e t,tif - ~
Hondsrfi virtues : -
AL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING zREER Es,1V
4OLS TESTIMONY IN ITS "a V1R
AE l1uffr N tAs Srffb tiS KlpSaoraf,r al
SleGktOls b0th together. 49, -
TIE LIVER INVIGORAFoR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, apd &, A,5iv
WorEnE aloSt too beieve felr. n ~
magic Gees tAs lrSf d0ss gfofIg bsaed and .-dos. 800
An one Bette q re4aiTei 70 any kind cf ETTER
ConplAlnt nom The uorEt fdHldfee q DlsnriSf = =
EAskD LIVER " SA4'-
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
~ sA;ALVHn froDFirtoFs SIS BrosdHay, Nsu Yort
Nf%-V z H. LOGAN . Cil., khe-iinr Vi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
Cleveland, PtttsbuFg 81 Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.


aaE7
an and amer Monday May TO- ISIS CeundAys eXeePtsd)
" Trains will run a. follows
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
t.to n Nail Train stopping AL stations; arrive AZ
Pittsburgh At SIS P. y. and bridgeport st $40
1880 P n Express Train stopping all regular sAtions'
dat Rochester and New Salisbury STe nag sta-
liens for this train) and arrive At Fl'''SarEh ~
1884 n.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT
TO A. n Express TraIn stopping ~ All regular Stoton1;
arrive at Pittsburgh a. 1910 A. n. and At ClsVs-
land at 2;5S P. n.
$50 p NJ Train. stopping At al rssulAF stations ar
arrive at Pittsburgh At $40 P NJ
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
Gas A. n Man Train stopping all stations, and arrives
Al Cleveland Al 9;SS p. n. and at Bridgeport At
800 P n EIprss Train stoPPE regular stations; ar
rive at Bridgeport at s;+S p u.
Excursion Tickets from bridgeport Pittsburgh and
turning, Ss,I5. Good tlr0 days only.
~ But train TO Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
port at T:I0A. u.
Connections.
Connections made by AL through trains a. foHoWs
AZ Cleveland ns for Toledo Detroit Chicago and
North Also, for Erie, DunkiTk, Buffalo, Niagara
Al StcubenTiIie and Beiiar, stsubeuVie Ind
Ohio Railroads for CAlil Coshoeton New
ark BaTnesTle ZaneaTe, HilninEton Lancaster Colum-
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis aud st Louis
Al wheeling, With Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum-
berAnd HaTPers Ferry, BaltimsIs and Warrington CITY
Local and through purchased the various
oees the line also At the Union Ticket once opposite
the LeVer, Wheeling, Va - - -
Superintendant's once, Q P R, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Nay $, ls1S. myu suPt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
The in TELLIGENCER.
MONDAY MoRNING, MAY .. l85s.

War HAVE NRYEK KSowN.-I have never
known u poor man to obtain 4 premium at a
fair, wh,ae there was rich man TO compete
with him.
| hay. never known q naturally dishonest man
TO become morally honestly becoming church
member.
/ have never known a minister Of the Cos
pei TO be ealIed FROM higher to 4 lower sal
I have never known poor man to be resPec-
ted because he was poor
have never known merchant to continue
his conversation with poor man when rich
one enters his store.
have never known a white-headed office
hunter to be very cOnyersant with poor man
after election.
have never known man to admit any body
to be better than himself
Ihaye never known rich man but what was
respected for his riches
have never known man to be better than
be should be.
TO be followed.
absurd to find followers.
have never known political abolitiOnist
that would put negro in his best bed
have never known the order Of nature re.
v-rsed to please any man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOUNDRY PROPERTV

Yer sale or Lease, In West Columbia. Va.
VIZ property - In good working order having Biaek-
smith shop With two hres, Patterns tools Together
Hit aatoek o. coke The budinEB are by
se'n width ,andathe shop
property = lathe northumberland
county, with very aTgseoaItrads
The property uibeisAssdf for atsrm OF
aoitS and good character and none but
ue AppI II any should desire purchase the nav
i made easy, either With Without the sioeF.
- San IN haaa Chartered privilege for InanufaetuFrS
y t1Iy0. should company purehasInE desire IL the
SLOWED to 20 With the property
..l--L - ~ SARGENT 4 RROTUFR
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Shawls and Mantillas.
NEW SPRING STOCK.

Il
RIO LEAvE inform the public that have Just
turned from the East with FIRsT SPRING STOCK,
which determined to sell cheap any house In
Wheeling.
Nv stock consists OF all the latest styles Of
DRESS GOODS, such a. black and 15aey SILKS, Laws,
Chnt1ss, CaiIeoes enilesS variety Caes BeTAgs De
LANES de Berges With variety OF other goods toe
to mention.
EMBRoTDERIEs, the best he found In wheeling; nv
consists Of coArs Of all prices from the nWrs
to the highest OF Of Sleeves and Collars which
complete embroidered bands etc
BONNETS, At price from % cts $685. the IeeS
brought into the market also Rons
beautiful styles COVERS rushel and thing In the %
iinsryline.
WHITE aooDs such PlSin a.ured strips Brll4at,
oaglt Witch Uoud call attention French
broeade, plain figured aud striped JaeuneIs 80
SHAWLS, SuAWLs, StsIal Cashmere, plain and fancy.
at almost prices.
CASsIMEREs Cloths, and thinF In the n sh'S
suitable for Spring oder the largest any
house In wheeling and would paTteal, rly request
ChNnt tAOEs examine stock, VIII sen Low whole
sale.
Ts complete line, siss long unltts
worth So t9Lxe.
cali and examine nv STOCK an SURE IL VIII compare
faVoTably with any other, snd doing.
my the cash principle, vii sv a.
mGrs6 lsS Aaln street.
WHITG aOODS-EIsFant FiF'a sviIs 2IIIIiaS,
w French Nuslins for tNrty Dresses.
Jdnes celebrated taake Of CaGbrtes, JaeeOnsts And
NAinsooks,
French ard Enrlilsh BriiliantsI,
Plain ahd look NaSlins, last received
AP' AkIskELL sNEARIS6EN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
& BRO.

WILDE & BRO.
- EsPECTPCLLY inform the public that they have re-
IL ceiTed Of the largest and most fashionable tnVe
Paper Window Shades brought TO the
city Wheeling comprising French, English and Ameri
Papers and Borders In almost endless variety They
purchased below the customary market figures and
lows beautiful styles Uf Glazed
PAPER per lIo the offered elsewhere
lSH. II you wish bargains give call, deter
mined sell such prices will defy competition. The
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS Is invited,
Job goods favorable rates Our IN
carried over fro last year. ap1
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ToR ALL mn FUaPosRs OF A
FAMILY PHYS1C.

TAzHH has long enlisted pEbls demand for ar sRo-
r.s palsltiIe pin which could g Islisd ana
t. meet that demand and an ezteafVs il Of virtues
ts eolelasiIsly shown with what success ssOnPlisksa
Tut not easy 70 make the best Of al PSI one Ehieh
should have Of the objeetonS but Al the adVAI
Ed WITH What success We would respectfully submit to
public dseision- lie hAG been unfortunate for th6
Esri.o,oas and irritating 70 he bowels Ibis Is not
Many Of them produce 20 much BpnB pain and rSTui-
good Be derived from them These pill! produce
Irritation pam, JlesS Il arise from pTeTiouAy exist
Jag obstruction OF derangement IN the 6oWS! Beng
Prsly vegetable, NO harm can arise from thsir use IN
y quantity; bat il Is better that any medicine should
t~ taken jadieiouiy Minute directions for their use
m the several diGeAS9 = which they applicable are
given on the box. ARong the complaints which have
Ge=n speedily cured by them, may msntion LiToI
Complaint in its various forms Of JGundce Indigestion,
Languog. and LosS Of Appetite, LSteSEnesS IHitabty,
Bilious Headache Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Pain
10 the Side and LOinS for, In truth, all these but
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver As an
Aperent they afford prompt and relief in CosVs.
saTyy, Gods With Sofsnsss Of the body Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the blood; in short any and STeJ case ~hers
Thsy have also produced some singulaIy successful
GIss in Rhsgmsti,I Cont DT0Psy SFI1 ss ESysPoa1s
and Side They Ghould Be- freely taken in the spring Of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the stomseh and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and VgOr. They purify the blood, and BY
their ItimIlant set,on on ihe eeaato system, reno
diseased energies Of the whole organism. Hence
eAsionAl dose is advuntageouS though serious
arrangement exists but GnneeeSsaEy doaing should
hevGr be carried too far, every puTBatiVe medicine
reduces the strength, when taken 70 excess The thou
sand in which phyaie required cannot be emu
meTated here but they ugge1t themselves TO tho reason
OF every body: and this pin Is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
u mankind. Where their virtues once known, the
public viii longer doubt what remedy to employ WHOM
IA need Of eathaTtie medicine. Being sugar-WIapPed
they pleasant to take andeng purely vegetable,
A" no can arise from their use IN any quantity
FOS minute directions, SEQ wrapper on The Box
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u SIC PU Bills H T. r..

NJ . . = rs o1i.h1GlR 1sfaRSIsF.
T IsT OF NEw MUsIC:-
city.
Fartune Teller; (GuItan J. P. CHM.
SultaE's Polka; (Piahol Charles D. Albert.
La Sslphids Yalse: (Pfano) J. AseheT.
La Cioehetts du PatTe, (P!ano) Lefebrue Wely.
Engine NAsurka sentimentale; piano. JaHes Bslak-
MasurkA des FFainea ux: (pfAno) J. Ascher.
The celebrated Hohdo lInale, Madame La
horde; (PtAnOl Max uaFetEek-
Also received the following pieces 81 NaIis
Bessie's Grave; beautiful sSng-
What i Home Without Brother.
What IL Home without q Sister; oOupanIoas What
Home without \ Mother.
Maid Of Sylvan Nook.
Wight 81 the Robin.
Ths Snow has fallen around
AlsS ,3rs' o''o'sHsns Of sIaaieai works. 1e As
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PHNNsYLYANIA RAILRQAp.

PENN8YBVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, NORTHUMBERLAND and south-
Western States continuous RoUay direct This road
also Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers
ports the Western Rivers Cleveland
usky with Steamers to ali ports on the. North Western
route by which PREIGHT be forwarded aud from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsBURGH
FIRsT CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin boxes bales -. - ,oa
snd trunks Drugs, On bOErs and baies) ~ PSI ~ -
Feathers, Furs, kc....................
SECOND CLASS Domestic SheetIng,l
Shifting and Tekng, On OTigina al balesl a. - 80 t.
Drugs (h casks) Hardware, Leather, w Ps' NV S''
I'm rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
EAstWard.
THIRD OLAss.-AnvIis, Steel, Chains Tin
easks) Hemp Bacon, and Pork, sated N, ~. IA, H.
Goose In casks yTobaceO manufacta "0o per io' IDS
Sd. lsHeept cigArs or eut) &c. 30
FOURTH Q LASS-CORee, Fish, Bacon Reef
a9 aTi on Na SOFA . GER pr
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosln, &c.
PLOUR-I5e per bhl. until further notice
GRA1NIn loads IS cents per I1U lbs, further
notice.
OoTTON-SR per bale not exceeding 800 lbs weight. unt
further notice.
Phis be pAEteuArto mark packages ed P6RRSt
Rdr0udn All Goods eonsiEned to the agents
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh viii be forwarded Without
THEiaHT AsrErs-C Evans s. Klby street Boston; J
Clarke Aston House, and No william street, Jchn
AeDonAldHO Battery Place, StEYoTk Pierce AGO lanes
vile, %; Irwin Co, Springu1an BroU cIneInnati o.
Carter yeWett, ousviTle Ky; O'Rley Co, Evans.
Vins, Ind; Sass, 81 Louis, Mo Harris Wormey Co.
Ne uphs, Tenn; Leeeh CO, Chicago Ill; Glass,
Wayne, Ind; Sneeder, Philai AagraW KoonS, BAu-
more; Stewart Pittsburgh
H. II. HUSTON, Gen1 FreIg Agent, Phflad.
aPStyl HI. LOMBAERr, suPt, Altoona, Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

A babe is mothers anchor. She cannot go
far from her mornings. Aud yet true mother
never lives So little in the present rs when by
the side of the cradle. Her thoughts follow the
Imagined future Of her child. That babe is the
bodest ofpilots, and guides her fearless thoughts
down through scenes ofcoming years. The old
ark never made such voyage as the cradle
daily makes.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
@ % -


Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
NvgIce DLI, Sunday night excepted between Rich
Inond and Warrington City via Gordonsvne and Alex
andTiA.
mond I'D A. n ana Is5O r y.
Returning leave Washington. A. a. aud4 p. NJ
Arrive at Richmond. .1SO P. u. AndA An
baggage checks and tickets given through between eh
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give che best guar
securing connections, a. Is shown By aT
daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line
WAsHINoToH IS so
Wi be found AlUay8 ready take through
baggage Of wearing apparel, between
Depots free Of charge, with ample time for them TO
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVilie and
Washington the Terminus OF the Road, nearly COM
Peted 20 DAnVie An Agent Of the Company viii receive
passengers from the Danvile Road, and
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington or.s Bal
timOre Depot
route.
nond and Alexandria. fel
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thsi.rSest stock Of sheet music musical works. &c., &c.,
IN the Western country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

In connection with the above keep rTery kind Of a
steal Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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Pianos. MeodsOn', and every Kind of musical n'iru
unents tuBed and repaired.
m All 20 Ills warranted at this establishment. novS
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LIFE appears too short to be spent in nursing
aninosity, or registering wrongs.
GRANT graciously what you cannot refuse
safely, aud conciliate those you cannot conquer.
THERE is paradox in Pride makes some
ridiculous, but prevents others from becoming
So
Turn fears nothing but concealment
MAxY mans vices have at first been nothing
worse than good qualities run Wild
WE do not despise all those who have vices,
but we despisc all those who have not single
virtue.
THE best actions we never rccompense, aud
the worst are seldom chastiscd.
sEcOSD thoughts arc the adopted children of
experience
soNE things are too dear, though they cost
nothing.
Hr who writes hat is wrong, wrongs what
is right.
LEANS to hold your tongue. Five words cost
Zacharias forty weeks silence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24
FARR AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER RouTI

~ he particular aud ask for Tickets via the O. VI ~
short Line Rail Road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

This route passes through lexington Lancaster Cir
eleVile, Washington Wilmington and AATT0Hte teAes'
nd mo beautiful part Of Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

For THROUGH Tickets and other information, "n9ur
At Central Tcket Once, in the SprgE houAetSn hAe
street, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-24

TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
AZ t9.ISW IiU ST. Cincinnati and points A. ABOVE
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from wheeling ana N
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New system.

IN changing OF bisiness from long credit system to
cash he equivalent also Change long Prohts
short and in closing stock of heavy
Cloths and CAsslrres will sell from to twenty
sas than former pr!eeG. Should doubt what
say by calling at No 9Washingtou Han you will he
WHEELER I LAKIN.