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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-11-27
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

l. ~
CoUR DC sEUvIeME DISTRICT JunICrAlRE
PAROIssE De La P0INTE CoUPeE.
T0NFORMEMENT a un ordre de Honorable
~ Cour du 9mc District Je. sous<.ue. Sherii
d. cette paroisse. ofirrai en- vente pubiiqae la
Lundi. 21mc j0ar dc DfcemJre 1858,
4 10 b. a. NJ. a Ia Maison de Cour d. cette pa
roIs>e, les proprietes suiyantes, sayoir:
Tn moroccan dc terre situ6 dams cette parosse
De Ia PoInte-Coupee, sur le' chenal in:crieur,
ayant une proiondeur de quinze arpents (plus ou
moins), borne dun cote par Ia tegre d. LGIiot
Lebeau, ct sur lautre cote par Ia t4rre Ge Zeuon
Rergeron, avec toutes les ameliorations qui s'y
trouyent.
TerBaes ct Conditions de la yf,,1:
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, ce 20 novembre 1858
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LTAT DE- La LOUISIANA.
cnlR II NErgIe1E DISTRICT 5ruI,r.,.c
EAae!-sE Dit Ia roiA-E corqcE-
jesn Bevin,


Marie David V. Ii. y. Burrows
Er,N 1ertn de ct pour sa,sf.re Il IN
writ Ge f. f.. lance daus IA cause c: 44a-Irl
lnttnle". ct 1aoi adrass6 par l'IioHorable COrr
dI Aeuvietne District. dana q pour Ia paroisFa {:
Eat s5:ssi;ts pour satstaiFe l.. e1nan,.e du rIai-
gnant .: aux frais. ai saisi ct otfrira; ell vent,
pablique.a Ia naisoa Dc Cour, le
Samsds, 4ase jour de Deces5~s 1858.
4 II h. 4. w. tous les drots titres ct intGrtts oce
Ia deanderesse q dams ct iadse prop.ete ci-
apreS decr;te. saYoir:
Ious les droits. titres ct inttr4rs que Ia i,:fc1-
tcrass". Marie David Burrows dams Ia aucccseion
d Amaranthe saizan. yet,ve I0uiz David. d.;ce
dec etant la donzienla partie de- Ia succession. -
colpoSatt de teGrcs. esclavoa ct -nobjlier pieae>
nirnt dtcrif dams l'inventaize pra d. ladtse pro
prle;e, dependant DE- !adite succezsoa.
Conditions de "a rente:
Douza mois de credit; l'acq1ereur ror7-::s cat
zion soiitaire. aTcc { .. 100 d 'istegt.
Pan, &c In date de- Ia ye1te.
SEVERN PORCHE,
ShETi:.
Ponte Coupe, Is nov 1853 4dec.
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TN rertu de ct pour sa.isfaire IN writ De &. f.
! IL lance dams laf;tire ci-dessus et moi at!res
Sc par Honorable Cour du Neuvieme District
dams ct pour la paroisse ct Eat stisdts pour sats
faIre la dcnande du pIaiynant ct aux fras, a.
sais ct o.ffirai vente pubiiqae la Naison de
Cour le
lSan,edi, 4me jour de Decrm5re 1858,
4 II heures 4. NJ. tocs leg droits. ttres ct inte
res qae la detrndeur a dams ct 2 la dte proprie
te c-apres decrite savor:
Une paire de chesany noirs:
Tn piano. uRe table en- acajou. une table on
vraee, un bureau. un porte-cAapcau, une berceuse
en- acaiou usle bcrceuse en- o-IeF. uns sofa un pr.
tit sofa un buffet. un lit DE- repos une ehaisc de
r"poS un miroir. ul candelabre. une deUi-doIl-
Zaine de chaiscs en- oser une petite ehaise. trols
bois de Its. deuy arnoires. daux hureauS en- aca-
jou. une grande table, unc table q Outrage ct un
garde-manger.
Conditions de Ia rsrte::
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheris
Pointe Ccupee. I3 nov. 1858.
L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
coUR Du sEuvIEME DISTRICT JUDrcIA1RE.
$PARoIssE DE La PoISTE coUREE.
Dan, rafai-s de Ia arce.sion d dAu.RASrug
SAIzAs, re1re LoUIs DAVID, dtcfdse
I'm vertu dun ordrc dc la Cour du
- Neuvieme District Judciairc, a moi adresse,
Sheriff soussigne. oifrirai en- vente, le
Mordi, l4nn jour de Dscsmbre 1858,
vantes, savolr:
ESCLAF FE.S:
JOACHIM eriffon. age denriron is aus;
GEORGE. negre. age d'enyiron as ans;
CESAR. negre, agee d'eaviron 40 ans;
CLARISsE, negresse. asee d'environ 50 ans.
IERRE on HdBIT4TTOV
Tn certain morcaau d terre ou habitation. der
niere residence de la decedea. sitaee daas File de
la Fausse-RiFiere. dams cetta parossc, De Ia con-
tenance de Guatre arpeRIs de face, sur une pro-
fondeur DE- auarante arpents. entire deuy lignes
eonrergenses, bornec dun cote par l'habitation
d James A. Fentress. ct de l'autre par eelle de
Gustave Lnbeau. ayec moulin a cotton ct toutes
les autres ameiiorations qui s'y Irouvent.
UBLES
Chevauy. nulets, vachez, ustensiles aratoires.
meublcs meubIalt. etc.
Terms ct condtiions de In rente:
lie Mobiliar. payable lie Esr mars ISj9;
L Habitation ct les E-claves. j un credit pava-
Bile respcctvelnant e Ter mars 1860. 1861 e. 1852.
Les acquereRrs devront fournir ieur* biIats
avec conditions solidaires payables aux epnoues
susdites et portant intsret q raisoa dc .. Ion
ran apres echeance ct aVec hypotLeques rsser-
wees sur les proprietes.
SEVERN PORCHE. shz,;e
PIT - <-1~-r. - -s.1
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aARcHe DE Ia HoUTEf.LE-oRLeAss.
1Iercredi, - norcmJrc 1893.
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~ vertu de ct pour satisfaire un
writ de f., fa.. lance dams Ia cause c-dessus
sintitule., ct q moi adresse par l'Honorable Cour
fda Neuyieme District dams ct pour Ia paro;sse ct
Etat suslits, pour satisfaire Ia demande du pla-
snant ct aux fras. jai saisi ct otfrirs Gu vfa,e
pueiiquc Ia Aaisoa de Cour, ie
samsds, 4ms jour de Dccen5re 1859,
A II b. A. NJ, tous les droits ttres ct nterats cu,
lie deiehdcur dams ct Ia succession de Nine
vcure Simeon Major, decide, etant un septiaule
de ladite succession spres lie Placement des det,es
de Iadite succession.
LIE compte qaI 2 etc mis- dams cc:te Cour par
administration Dc ladite succession fait voir Que
toute Ia propree de adite succession etc ven
due, ct que les fonds, enire les mains de l'admi-
nistrateur, montent Ia somme de $3II5 IS eta,
ct que les dettes sont de s3S 81 ets les frais de
Cour, ION encore payss, sont estimes SIS
Iern.rs It conditions:
Douze nois de credit; l'acquereur fourura c4a-
ton solidaire. ayec p loo d'intsre:
Fan, de Ia date de la vcnte
SEVERN PORCHE. sbsrss.
Pointe CoupGe, Is nnv. 1858. dc.
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Tn. \. Burrows e. aut:cs
I'm vertu de ct pour satisfa;re a un
~ writ de f. "a, lance dams Ia cause ci-dessus
intitulte. ct moi adres>e par Ia Cour du Nau-
vieme District. dans ct pour Ia paroi>se ct Etat
susdits. pour sa.siaire il. dc,naGdc du plai ignan.
ct aux tcais, j&i sasi ct otrirai e4 vrute putli-
que, r Ia Naisoa &c Cour. lie
Son'edi, 4ms j2ur de Deeez5re 1858,
4 II h. i. NJ tous les droits titre- Ct ater3ts que
Ia dGicndereSse a dt1s ct a lad. propr.G,e ci-
aprts decrite. sayoir:
Tous les droits tires ct in erttso cue la dtftn!c-
resse Marie David. veuve Thomas \. Burrows. ii
dams i. succession d -iTnaruntue Saizal. veuye
Loui David. tlecadte, ttant Ia douz eme partie
De laite succession Sc c0nposanL dc terrc-. es-
clares ct ,nob;lsr peincmaat dtcrit dams l'iuven-
t.ire pris de ladtc propriete dependant de adte
succession.
Conditions de Ia rente:
Douzo ,nois de- credit: l'acq1eTeur fou-aira eau
ton solitlaire. avec s p. l00 d'interet
Ian, de Ia date DE- la veEte.
SEVERN PORCHE,
ShtEif.
Pointe Coupe, Is nov 1858. dee.
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PoiRte Coupe, Is nov. 1853.

EN- FERTC de ct pour satis;aire sa
writ de saIsie ct yente lance dams IL
cause cl-dessus intitulte, ct moi a1rees4
par l'llOnorabIe Cour du Neuviane Dis
tEict, dams ct pour la paroisse ct Eta.
snsdIts, pour satisfaire a Ia densnGe du
plalsnant ct aux trais, j,ai saisi ct lex
p"seral en- vsnte pubIigue, : Ia Ma!son
lie Conr, lie
S0msdi, 4a. j0s~ Ge D,oezir. 1853,
\ II heures A. ", tous les droits, titres
ct intefsts que le dsfendeur a dams e. l.
ladlte Vropritte ci-apres dterite, savoir
Le*tgre powell, age d'environ 40
ans. n
T1 MEs ct CONDITIONS:
l1caze oia de credit; l'acquerea- fournira cat
tohdaire. avee 8 p 100 d'iu.Grf.
r Ian, de la date d.. Ia veute
- SEVERN FORCUE.
Slern.
Pointe Coupee, IS nov. 1853. dec.
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p,.. csarrs cars de dix ligaes on moins,
o.. ii p-euliege insertion ... ...S 81 90
psnr g thaoae. iaser:ion additionnelle, par
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

TorcuIyg SCENE ~ STATE PHIsoN-I
| chin in .Slnrch NJ its FdtheT.--One evening
| last week. Just as the bell Of the Sing Sing
| Prison was IinginS "all right, and most Of the
| oficrrs were about taking their departure from
the institutions little girl about seven years u
age entered the Warden office. On being ques-
toned as to her name and errand, she said that
her name was Agnes W., and that she had
come all the way from New York to see her
father, whom her mother had told her was in
Prison 1T Sing Sing" The intelligent aud
tnouruful looks Of the child soon enlisted the
sympathy Of the Warden and other officers, and
II Wu- n once decided TO crafty the wishes oil
the little heroine
Bat difficulty at once arOsC--ihere being no
less than four coavicts bearing the same mime
as she father, but this difficulty was soon over
come By tile little girl herself.
She >nid that her father was cooper by trade,
and it became apparent ut once that the j
" er.uiove,l.in the SHOOK Shop" was the
looked tor father. lie was soon brought IRON
his cell to the office, and the scene which took
place between the convict father and his child
will not be soon forgotten by those who wit
messed il. Accustomed rs the officers are TO
AiTectin:. scenes between tue convlcts and their
relatives, this one was too much Tor their feel.
ingS, aud Z, tear stood in the eye OF many oil
those stCut-hcarted men.
The >tury Of little Agnes to her father Wss
that her mother was very poor, lived oui al
service, and could not come 10 see him, SO she
thought she would come herself that she left
New York TINT morning without one cent ofmo-
ney-walked through the city I'LL she came 10
the railroad that some boys told her passed
through Sing Sing; that She crcpt in one Of tie
ears and hid herself nway, and when found by
the conductor, he allowed her TO ride all the
way up for nothing, aud that some of the boys
in the villaec told her the way TO the prison
After spending some time with her father, she
wns kindly taken care of for the night By one
Of our citizens. and the next morning lady OF
our village accompanied her Ia New York, and
had her placed III an asylum devoted as home
to the children of tine destitute, where she will
be taken care of. and properly and kindly treat
ed.-SiMg sag Chronicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
THE FEBLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, NAY /. 1855.

Tur AAEaIcAx Hohsg TAMER,-The London
Times gives another remarkable instance of Mr..
Rarev's success in the practice of his att
Lord Dorchester was the owner of a horse nanl-
ed Cruiser, whose vicious propensities were If
an extraordinary character. Lord D., wriiif
from Greywell, says;
'Mr. Rarey, when here, first suhjugatci
two year Old lilly, perfectly unbiOken. TITS
ne ACCOMPLISHED under half an hour, riding a
her, opening an umbrella, beating drum upon
her, 81. He then took Cruiser in hand, and n
three hours Mr. Rarey and myself mounted
him. He had not been ridden for nearly three
yea ;. and vas 50 vicious that il was imPoss
ble even to dres, him, and it was necessary 10
keep him rnuzzled constantly. The following
morning Mr. Rarey, led him behind an open
carriage, on his Iohd TO London. This horre
was returned to me lay the Rawellhe Stun Soiil,
many on accolif, OF his vice. il being considered
as much as a mans life was worth to attend to
him"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
French Goods.

HIETZE-2o1 pieces - vide warranted fast eolorI, At
IaX cents always sold for 70 cSnts yard Also -
second mourning ehinizeE II 10 cents.
LOUPIEE's BEST ALL WOOL DE- LAME atS'5S cents
L1wNs-The very quality, uhIeh used sell at Is
cents, will sell At laE cents. Some good quality As
lev " cts = ward.
plain AZ - eents, and figured al IS cents yard.
OAlBRE GRAPE E'EsPAGSE-z5 piSees beautiful Atylea
oMaEE BGREGE 80 pieces, worth 50 cents 'or OHy
y 81 f piece. Ara,line ORES. Goods very nice and
eheap. u. -, k,5t.5
SIX rich iustEe, - ineli NIas' Al oAy va -
per yard: sold lat season at o. per yard
The Greatest BRTgnin Yet
viii sell superior SILK ROBES Of 20 yards each, 'as
,IIty nJ1 sE season fTom t25 to $50. FOR only
ST5 nDTece. ! challenge any merchant possessing
81 ,p stout Fiks deny that these Robes are Eot
sold y hair their value. Also snpeEior article 'LCLSD
POELTDE ROBE;S 4 QETLLES, side stripes, very de-
sirabv coors and desIgus and van be s2'i AZ
Tev are very recent Importation q alargs Rev 1oth
retail establishment, aud were bUush; heloE Importers cost,
AI.o Inst received about 80 dress patterns Of new Syes
fancy silks. vert handsatne and cheap.
100 BAREGE. LAWN CiALLi R0BEs. both SIDE stripes
Robes 20 ys each such Is sofa
Iast season SO will sell Tor 81 ChHiy i'asss
exestnt STYLE very cheap FINE Lawn kohrs ~ OILY One
80 -, 1ST MAR st.
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RENrlNNNI

TAS. Q. ORR would 10 tr public, tAai hs has
Il removed hts Eoos ~, Main 10 the teufh
,loOr North of the NJ NJ ESnk, last side Main street
Shers hels opening bis SnE STOCK Ct BeSlS
Try, Wan Paper, &c
lie EOald e sspsia a'itnten 10 s larEe and Ell Sc
Isetrd stock Of PAPER Witch fer variety OF pseTEs
ana nratness quality be sSeta in the City.
rsFine TO Ciose SbR lot ef last seasSa
70 uaake room for new VII ,ie 81
April c. you that want hAFrains
Remember the place, doors ScEth Of the II. ~ Hans,
EAst side Main street, Herntreek's nee Boet.
SsnTto Jas. &. ORR.
N a. taniu rAYSE 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
NEW SPRING STOCK.

Az Il ~ OGh4ENS . SSA-
BEG LEAVE q Inform the public that have in't
Egst with ny FIRST SPRING STOCK,
whah dc Grained to sell a. cheap any house in
Wheeling.
~ stocN consists OF all the latest styles Of
DREsS GOODS, such black and iAncv silks, Lawns,
ChHtE Clc0es Of er rss variety Chasl, BeEase De
Lanv, BFs with variety Of other goods too nUusT-
COS 20 mrutHr.
EMBaolDEGIGs. the best to be found in Wheeling; my
assortment consists Of Collars Of all prices from the lowest
TO the hiyhet f ~ Sleeves and Collars which
Wi particularly vrtiou Marsrls sets, all the At
the East cotau}te assortment ~ embroidered Bands,
HuNNET, price frel IS &a5, the rieSst
hrruEt the market, also Bonnet Ribbons and
bauSri hoVers, tnsheS, and every lhng in the mil
linttN lpt.
WHITE "oODS, sueh plain and aured Strips BrliSnts.
atnousst which ~0uli cal attention ~ real french
broeadr Pain, dsurei and s'ri JAeore' N01Ooks, etc
SHANl.s, SllAWlS Sitllal CSShmeTe plaln aud fancy
At bltaast ynur prices
CASslMEAs, Cloths AMI thing In the 81 met y
suitable SPpg, Cher the largest stock Of
house Ia N-glE. RaI NaHd PaFtiella tly request
chant taos sAains socE, will srlllOW whole
sale
SrTs eerriste Ips aid aiO some Ofhoss long uit,s
worth 5 { lzsc-
Call and examine stock ! It win compare
faVorAhly with am other. doing. and have al
Oer ba,ness the cash pTieipr, vii tS It n
ISAAC PRAGER-
nArs5 lS3 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

a ncwly unmarried coupled, riding in chai>e
were unfortunately overturned A person c0m-
ing to their assistance, observed it was very
shocking sight. Very shocking, indeed, said
the gentleman, 'to see 4 newly-marrled couple
fall out so SOON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

New SVstem.

IN changing Of eislness long credit system TO
cash Hs eu, alsut also change Ions Proh'H
VeEy aud In clSshg HtOek Of heavy
Cloths casstmeFss, Nill sen from per
sAnt than former Prees ShOEd dSaht what
aay, calling No. WashingtoR Hall VII Be
Snse Satisded mean ass what ss saw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

30
NS and Monday. March 1855 Sundays ezeepted)
J Trains viii follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1:IO P n Mail Traln stopping At all stations; arrive ~
Pittsburgh at s:5S r. NJ. and bridgeport At sis
ms, D N Fs,, Train ,toppinv At all regular stations:
(Ea,t Rochester and New Salisbury are Dag sta
iiunS for this tTAln) and arrive At Pittsburgh at
$50 A. u.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
go A. n Express Train, stopping at all regular staORE
arrive Rt Pittsburgh at 1870 A 81. and Al CieTe-
land at 9;5S p. 81.
$40 P. NJ Man Train stopping at az regular stations
arrive at Pittsburgh At SIS r. u.
LEAVE PITTSBURGu:
500 A ~ Mail Train, stopping all stations and arrives
At Cleveland at 9.5S p NJ and at Bridgeport At
Hes A. NJ
500 p n VxprsIs Train ,oprr at regular stationIi
rive At Bridgeport At s:iSP II.
But one train from RridsepOrtto Cleveland dauy-Ieavss
bridgeport cl0 \. 81.
Tickets from Bgidvypo,. to Pittsburgh and
Connections.
Connections made b. all through trains As follows:
AtCleyeian, with for Toledo, Detroit Chicago aud
the NORTH also, for Erie, DunkTk, Buffalo, Niagara
AZ steubenTille and BeaIr, seubepvIlls Ind
CeuIEa. Ohio Railroads for CAdE COahoctOn, New
ark RarnesYIe ZAnesvlle, Wilmington, Lancaster COlum
bus, Cincinnati indianapolis and 81. Louis.
berlau Harper's Ferry, baltimore Gna Warrington CITY
Local through tickets be purchased attn various
Offices the line also at the Union Ticket O0iee, opposite
Observation-Disclosures Once, GPRR, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland March (, 1888. MILO Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

TmE " Y. Tribune's Washington correspond.
ent SAYS that Gov Walker has suddenly been
converted To the English Swindle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
G0 AYERS
~ PILLS.
4oR ALE THK PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long CEisted public demand for ~ff.e-
tVe purBEtye pill which could be relied sure and
perfectly safe in Its operation. This has been pTesd
70 meet that demand and extensive trial Of its virtues
has eonelusyey shown with what useoInpshes
sut not easy to make the best Of all pS-hone which
should have Of the objections, but al the sdvaB
and With What success We would respectfully submit to
the public decision II has been unfortunate for the
scTnonious and irritating TO the bowels This is not
Many Of them produce much gripping pain and reVul
good to be dsrSe1 from them These pill produce
Irritation pam, anlesS II arise from previously exist
lng obstruction OF arrangement IN the bowels Beng
any quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken j1dieously. Minute directions for Their
given the box. Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, We may mention LiVe[
Languor and Loss Of Appetite stlesAnesi Iuitabty.
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever. Fever and Aguc Pain
IN the Side and LOnl; for in truth, all these are but
the conSequsuce Of diseased action In the liver Az
Apeont they afford prompt and relief in CostiVs
setryy Colds With soreness Of the body Ulcors and i'm
purity Of the blood in short any and every case where
They have also produced some snguluIly successful
ssIes IN hheara5ti,I Govt DrOPty GrIyel EysiPsasSs'
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
The year. to purify the blood and prepare the system ior
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
The appetite and !igOr They purify the BLOOD and ~
their smulant action on 5ne cur reno
diseassd energies Of the whole organism. Hence
cGIonul dose Is advantageous, though serious
arrangement e1istsi but unnecessary dosing should
RRVer be carried too far every PuTBatYc medicine
reduces the strength, when taken The thou
sand in which physie is required cannot be
ertsd here but they suggest themselves to the
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind. Where their virtues known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
"a need Of eathaTtic medicine. Being sugar-WraPped
they pleasant take andbeng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their in any quantity.
For minute directions, wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED BY
LANES C. AVER
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Cheaper tnan Eyer,

OubdpBT sHdA HVbE'
REAT DISTRESS and heavy the East; Railroad
stock, bank Stock all goods forced the Market
sold prices the Importer Manufacture
have just returned from tr Easrr citieSan have
purchased goods these ruuuus prices, offer
Tud the public scnrsly, goods made to
order Coats Pants and Neslsln the neatrst and
fSlhionAhe and ready made clothing lower than they
been offered in this market. You Will get fine
clothes for the law heretofore paid for
Gone And buy Loe26l a. NJ ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

Ia eonnseliou with the above keep every
steal Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING va
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FALL AND


man
heir To Ei hdi a The
~ ~ @ fee dee tire
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Pianos, gsiodeOn,, every Kind Of musical
haeni, tuned add repaired.
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RATEs RErwEEN PaLLADELrHIA So PIFTsDuRen


FIRST CLAsS-Boots Shoes, Hats Andl
SsP; BSSs Dry sGG5 1, Sa 5 Sis per s.
Feathers, Furs, &e..........-.-----...
SECOND GLASS -DOncstIc SheetnY,
shifting aud Ticking lin original bales m. 49, ina IN.
Drugs On casSs,) Hardware, Leather, ~ - Nv '''
lin rolls or bONeslWool and sheep Pslts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-AuVila, Steel, Chains Tin
cRSks,) Hemp Bacon and Pork, sz= s,- me- 1Ae IL.
Goose or In casks ,)Tobsc"o aanufactn w - Nv "
cd, (eHeeDt cigars or eut.l &c. ke.
FOURTH OI.ASs-C9hee Fish, Bacon Beef
and Pork I'm casks or boxes, eAstWRril an. - Irn a.,
Lard 1 Lard OIL Nails, Soda Ash, Ger ~ y A'V '''
man Clay, Tar, Plici. Rosin. Re.
FLOUR-TSc per Dbl. until further notice
GRASIn loads SS eents per loo lbs, until further
notice.
o0TTON-s2 per bale not exceeding 800 lbs weight until
further notice.
RI In shipping goods from any point Of PhlaAeI-
phia, particular MARK packages UfG PSnHsgudni1
RdErNd" All Goods CONSUMED TO the agents Of this road
at PhlAdelPhiA or Pittsburgh win be forwarded without
TEEiIHT AsrSrs-o Evans, 81 Knby street Ho..on;
Clarke, No Astor House, and No William street ard Jhn
MeDonA No Battery Place, StWYorE; Pierce &Co Zanes
VILE, o. Ifwin Co. and SprngmAa brown, CINCINNATI q;
o MeldruIa, MG'lison, Ind Dumesrli, Bell Co. and
Carter JeSstt, Lonsve, ny; o'Riley Co, Evans
yilie Ind u Sass st Louis MOI Harris WOrniey Co,
Me rphis Tenn; D.seh { Co. Chicago III; Glass Part
WAYNE Ind; saeeier, PhiIA MaEFaE KoOuS. BaItI-
d A Stewart pittabuTEh
u. Il. HUSTON. Gen1 Freight Agent PhlGd.
apsiyl III LOMBAEBT, supt, Altoont, Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
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SHEET MUSIC.
ThGisrSeit stock Of shsrS Hausie musical works he, 1e
In the WeSteTn country.
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X jan ft =: a. - s-T' 40 sugar Bo7s5
-" RDuARbsA aRo
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RAGE As Low as BY ANY OTHER RoUrE.

~ lie PartisalaF -al ask for Tickets via. the c W.
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Por THROUGH Tickets and other Information, -nqulr'
at Ticket Oee in the SpEigs House, Water
street, WhcclnF, Va.