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(NLOTHS, CASSIMERES &YESTINGS, OF the finest 00aI.
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WINTER ARRANGEM and after Monday, De-
THE PAST NAIL TRAINleaves the Passenger station
every morning, except Sunday at 80 o'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at l150 p.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening
at $40. e'
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at $50 O'Clock, stopping all
and running as far Conemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily e
cept sunday, at 1910, The Second Accommodation
Tram or Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily Sunday
cePted at 42O. The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at $780,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh folloEs-ES-
press l45 Mail 500 M. JohnstoWn Accommoda-
ton, IL m. First Turtle Greek ton so m:
second Accommodation, ~ 40 Third Accommodation, Clio
p. m
Trainsfor BIairsvile Indiana connect at Blarsvie
Intersection with Mail Train East Express West and
Pittsburgh ami COnnellsye Trains, stoppingat
tons the Pittsburgh Oonnelsvile Road leave cay
press Train $50 Returning Trains Pittsburgh
and ConnellsTe Road arrive at Pittsburgh, S35
6.10 p. m.
travelling public will End 1t greatly to their nteres
in going East West travel by Pennsylvania Rail-
road as the accommodations offered cannot sur
passed on any other route As the road baasted with
stone and entirely from dust we can promise safe
Y speed and comfort, all who may favor thsroad with
theiT E pasF % age; vor,, .,o
% q Philadelphia. ...... ................IO 90
" :, baltimore. ..................9 so
- - Lancaster so
- 50 Harrisburg
baggage checked all Stations on the Pennsylvania
sst:g tickets in the will be charged
Ten Gents In addition to the Station rates. from Sta
tons where the Company has agent.
SoTIcE.-In case ofloss, Company will hold them
selves responsible for baggage only for an
amount not exceeding 800.
NBThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage Depot at
charge MOTTO exceed 25 cents for passenger bag
gage.
Atthe P. r. r. Passenger Station,
3anl on Liberty and Grantsts. Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania RAILRoAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IAHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
4 tic cities with Western North Western, and South
Western States by continuous Roway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
all ports the Western Rivers Cleveland and sam
dusky with Steamers to all ports Northwestern
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTsBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes Hats andl
baes s
Feathers, Purs, &c....................
SECOND CLASS-Domestic SheetnP
Shifting aud Ticking (in original bales = -.
Drugs lin caSks) Hardware, Leather OVS per 4V0 lbs
Gin rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep PeItS
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-Anyils, Steel, Chains lin
Goose casks Tobscco manaiaetn SOC 100 lbs.
ed, Except cigars or cut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CoEee Fish, Bacon, Beef
on Nails soda s ASH et zoe lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch Rosin, &c.
* PL0UR-T5c per bbl until further notice
GRAIN-In car loads IS cents per IOOIbs rnI F,..L-
notice. - 49, = VI l' tt'e1
ooTToNs2 bale notexceedng 500 lbs weight unit,
furthernotice. 'st's' 1ti''i
~ Inshppiug goods frera any point east of PbtIs5.1
Phia be particularto Elrb t'Uio Pens,EGin
Aattrodd AllGoods consigned agents Of flisroa5
~ PhiadelPha or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
FREIoHT AoESTs-O Evans. Kiiby street Poston p
Clarke, No Aston House. and No William street and Tn
mSDonadNo Battery Place. NeWYork; Pierce Zanes
Vile O Irwin Co, and Sprtngman Brown incinnati r.
heldrum, Madison, Ind: DumssrI Bell q CT 49,;
carter ewett, Louisville, KY: G. O'RiIey Co &C.,
Yilte Ind; X Sass, St Louis, Mo; Harris Worey 4 Co
rem; teeeh Go, Chicago, III; Glass Port
Wayne. Ind; Sneeder, Phila sTaEray Koons RsSt,
more; A Stewart Pittsburgh At'i-
II: II. HUSTON, GenI Freight AGENT Philad
aPSlyJ HI. LoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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DLRGE.

EY CHARLES C. EASTMAN.
Softly!
She is lying
With her lips apart.
Softly!
She is dying
OF a broken heart.
Whisper!
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper!
Life is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently!
She is sleeping;
She has breathed her last.
Gently!
While you are weeping,
She to Heaven has past!
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HEMPFIELD RAIIROAD.

Ii freishts intended for shipment road must be
"A delivered between the hours of a. and p M, as
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail 7on+e
FOR NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
NWlce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
andria. % N EAAsA-
Hours of departure at Rich
nond. NJ nd 7.9Op Al
Arrive a. Richmond. ..1:8OP p. NJ. and4 AM
mond and Washington. 1900
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP r AL,
and being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NohFhEKN AND SOUTHERN MAIL. give .he best guar
antee Of always securing connections shown by arr
a aay at Richmond and Washington city advance of
FARE 5ETTEES RICHMOND AID WASHINGTON $3.50
nOmnibus VIII be found always really to take thot1h
and their baggage of wearing apparel
e Two DePots free OF charge, ample for them TO
tase their meals, whether going North South.
through Tickets can be obtained between Danvie and
washington 2t the Terminus OF the Road, nearly COM
peted to Danyte An Agent Of the Company receive
ne hecks OF passengers from the Danvie Road ana A.
tinOre Depot. e " 1'Ns Dali
route. $40 . y ' N4u sts@InDOas
moud and Alexandria. ' @ @ t ~ u
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In connection with the above keep every kind OF m
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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9Piauos, MeIodeons and every kind of musical lnstru
ments tuned and repaired
~ All goods warranted at this establishment. nov6
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Great Reductton In Prices for Cash.

Az now Offering splendid assortment Of all kinds and
golots o. trensh Aerinns, OF them worth 81 2a
rs au Vos P2tis worth Soc; Broehe ShaEls
Slptor 80 and 81; Chenille and Long shav in great
silks, some cheap ms SIC per yard worth 75e all wool
eF Slf worth s 500 for 81 Fifty pieces OF Tibet Gl9th'
o4e 1or SSo, oil eoors; Embroidered and White
n nearly you have to pay generally La
sha9e Hoop Skirts at astonishing low rates
OF every description among which will be found
81 me finest Welch and Country FIsnneIs warranted
g some extra heavy and fine Ladies' Wear-tt
gS OF me completest assOrtments of FANCY DO
DIZZY GOODS in the city. Receiving goods daily
ms styles, made here and imported thereby seeP'
UP ta assortment at all seasons and prices tha'
IN sesiy the most partcular-for CASA OSLY Cash
axe partcuarH invited give early esl be-
rcha9tng elsewhere No. 50 Main Street. Centre
"heettng. iOct16l = JOHN RoEMER
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial
HnrIninmar Rahhanm Va

AT the OGhC6 OF Ca6 Hl1llenn1a1
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
HGHRIsTIAS HYMN-BoOK, fun shee t-571< cents per
gt IS do do Turkey morocco. gilt edges! 81
T9EEeJ morocco, gilt edges with gold clasp, S1'T5.
Christian Baptism with its Anteeedents and ConsequentS
Debate Roman Catholicism, between Bp Purcell
GhFi;stsa Baptist Eol complete muslin :15sP;.Esopy
% do Do =, o. {. aFsbssqnt' 81
Res D 4sSsssi ns ass si is9n s per mail
RevieE of Dr. Je;eE by a. E Lard. per u.a
by Campbell and others By B. richardson Price, from
Bakers POems-PIain, 81; extra, &c.
An Ad Tas on w15 Pss 10 cents per single soPy
unbound; bound, $50.
frseIc6Tlstian Baptist Rice Debate Harbngsr
eepted The postage the former IS abontSO css the
~ No books viii be on commission.
Hymn-BooE, sheep, per dozen. %
- IS arabesque, per dozeu..-.. 90
TurEeS ~. morocco, Git edges per doi 10 90
Caristan BAPTIST per dozen. .-'-..-.i9
Terms of the HnrbInger for 1853.
Ihot paid beaFe the expiration Of slI months; so
copies for or copy for three years. 90
10eoPes Is 90
56 copies, and copy grasts % 90
25 copies, land copy gratfs) 30 90
5Ocopies, land get:sr of club book on Bap-
tiSm and one neatly bound Hymn Book ........ so
7OeoPies land to geter up ofclub two books Bap-
tam and two neatly bound Hymn Books) 20 90
baptism thfss neatly bound S Hymn BooEs 100 90
$50 copies (and copies of the book Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books) $50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS
For helargest of three $780, $75
Of Books.
Por the next largest over $50, $50 worth of Books
And for the next largest $780, S25 worth OF Books.
The books to be selected according the order Of the
Agent to whom the premium is awarded.
" THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS We cannot afford to keep ac<
counts for Clubs.
No person restdng in Bethany tOfu be admitted as a
c0HPstitorJor these premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, BETHANY.
mhlS-ly Brooke county, Va.
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j. T. SCOTT.
FRESH ARRIvA AT,

+ X Fl S 81 a r r " A l.
JUS L FROM THU; NIANURACTUR RRS.
ANfjuEt opening large and beautiful stock of fine
JeTelry and Watches, which have purchased Head
quarters, and at unusual low prces feel
can now satisfy numerous (and increasingly
wholesale and retail customers aud having spent
weeks in the eastern markets. LAYING in STOCK
feel satisfied as regards STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE.
Ny stock cannot be surpassed in the West -,1
have largely increased stock in the Wholesale De-
partment which enables offer Watchmakers Mer-
chants and Pedders and the public generally, very
complete assortment.
Wheeling. sep2
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SHEET MUSIC.
ThelHreest stock of sheet music musical works &C. &C.
In the Western country.
a. Music sent to any address, postage free.-@
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Il, CARTWRIGHT.

MUSIC PI Bills Her
T IsT OF NEW MUsICs-
city.
Fartune Teller; (Guitan ]. P. Gian.
Sultau's Polkai piano Charles D. Albert.
In sylPhide Valse; (Piano) ]. Ascher.
La Ctochstte du Patre; (P!nnO) Lefebrue Wely.
Engine Masurka Sentmentale; CPianol James BeIlak
Masurka des Traineaux:( PiapnlJ Asehe-
horde; (Piano) Max Maretzek.
Also received the following pieces of Music
Bessie's Grave; beautiful song
what's Home Without y Brother.
Home without Mother.
Maid of Sylvan Nook.
Flight of the Ro
The Snow has fallen arcpsS Ne.
feb5-1W
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cHUKcnEs oF wHEEL1Na.

For the information strangers visiting the pub
istre following list of the different Churches their
ie and place of MEETING If there any Mistakes we
wil!make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. AatFeSo's, iacordlat,, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev. F. T. PRRKNs Rector morning services 1O
clock, evenng,T.
ST. ons Episc0palian, Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev. J. II. SlTH A. NJ Rector
servces-AOrnIng 1OIf; afternoon BIZ night TX
First PreS6yteriGn REV. r. II. WEED Pastor Fourthst
nMonroeand afternoon
Second Presbyterian Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
Third Presbyteyian, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert st South Wheeling, Rev E. WooDs, PASTOR
morning and evening.
Fourth Rev A. PAUL. Pastor AIainstreet
etween Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. J. E. wnsos,
Pastor Fourthstree between Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening.
North Street Methodist Episcopal Rev "A REoER Pastor
corner harket and North North Wheeling; services
morning and evening,
ChGP'tae Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. t. II. MoH-
ROE PASTOR Chapllne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Rheeliag A E. Church, Rev. j. 8. HA11,
astori services morning and evening.
Rhtelfag IstGad Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WILSON, Pastor
German Methodist Episcopal, Rev. c. HELwIo, Pastor,
Chapne street. between and Third Centre Wheel
ng.
st. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
H. " WnEtAS, Fifth street, Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Rctorraed Rev. MCCLuRE, PASTOR corner
Jefferson sts afternoon
Disciples, Market street. between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling services 1OK in the morning, and T16
evening.
E0an0sEicdI Protestant, Rev. WA HELrKa Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, Eastwheeling.
Zion Evangelical Lutherian, Rev. P zrMMMRRMAS,
astor Market street between Webster Thirds Centre
Wheeling; morning and evening.
saSy"d0ogue. Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
GermGH Protestant, Union Kal, Main street. between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O1< morning
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LIrERARY.-Professor Aytoun is not in all re.
spects an editor to our minds, especially as re-
CARDS his appreciation of poetry; nevertheless he
has done an excellent work in his Ballad of
Scotland, published in Endinburgh by Black
wood. In these volumes he has diligently col
lected a large number of ballads, of more or less
merit and value, forming altogether very uni
ballad literature. The lover of Scotch song will
not be the only one to prize the book. Many
English fayorites are here traced, indeed, gen
orally to Scotch origin. Many of our most
familiar aud best loved songs are here in their
original dress. Such, for example, as
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NG.z VA, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 8. 1853
.TH5EI55. .T5I55. .I===NEIIEElII. d LIaENCER.

THE EScoToHAAN.AND.uIs DAuGHTER--A Scotch
man nionce gave the following advice TO his daugh.
ter on entering a Boarding Schools aa
Now daughter, ye hae just four thing tolearn
IN Edinburgh:--ye hae TO learn to manage your
head, your hands, your feet and your heart
Your head Will require alittle rubbing up, bath
outside and inside. It's no the bobs and curls
the ribbon and:the iroseknots; the gilded kames,
and the toppets o'weel lsleekit-up hair, that are
to stand the test ofife and vet these are a, be.
coming in their places But there is something
else required Yetmaun learn to think for your
sci, for ye Gamma always hae your mother and
me to think ksands act for youi 81 3 maun learn to
calculate and weigh, not only your actions, but
your motives OF faction, as well as the actions
apparent motives of fgthoseswit whom you have
to deal, and stick ay by thatmy child, of which
you arc sure never to be ashamed, either in this
world or in that's to- come
fever ye be spared to be wife, there will
De mair depend on your head than your hands,
and ye are nae the waur O. being able to cook
your family aneat dinner, and make yoursel
a new gown at orry time, or a frock to bit of
wee ane.
But now for the heart, daughter; that is what
requires the maist care, and the most watching
Ger ofalI, land there's naught else that am sac
unqualified to give advice ill.,. Keep it aye free
O nallce rankor and deceit; and as to the form
ing OF any Improper connections, or .youthfnl
Pa 4t4S sue dangerous ut your time o.
lite,7 that no advice or guardianship can ,coun-
tervail. Imaun therefore leave it entirely to
your discretion and good sense.
!. might hae mentioned the management of
the tongue as another and seperatc part Of at
tention; but it is mere machine, and acts only
in subordination to the head and the heart; and
it these are kept in proper order, the other win
na rin far wrang But dinna be over the matter
punctual about catching the snappy, English pro.
nunciation. 1t looks ratheratfected. ina country
girl to be always swapping at the English, and
at the same time popping in an auld Scots
phrase that she learned in the nursery, for,it is
impossible to get quit o them But mind
this my child that good sense is well-faured and
becoming, in whatever dialect it be spoken; and
anes mother tongue suits always the lips of
either a bonnie lass or an auld carl the best
4Ettricb Shepherd.
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MAsoNIo DIREorslR.Y.

Ohio Lodge No, fOT.-SIeess q Masonic Hall,
corner Market andMOnroe streets, rA and third Mon
dayevenings of each month. g. w. star4s, W. M Aks,
a"lor Lau0Alte, Secretary.
WheoltnE Lodge No. 19S Meets a. above on
tae'rSs and tatr Thursday evening of month"; r. a.
SaESTIISoER, W. NJ; s. ". Pearson Secretary
wheeling Union Chapter No. 910-Sfsst.os os
sooEe on the second Monday evening Of each month. W.
SCOTT, H. p; s. ". Pedrson, Secretary.
WheeltnS Encnmpment NE. 4 Meats a
aeoveoR o"rk Monday evening Of each month. w J
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ODD FELLOWS. D1REoroRY

VtrEtuiHs lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hail. corner Market and Quincy
NAT. RcuAHpsoN, N. g.; ZAos. B. AEean, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAXHA, N. g.; RalEiGm p.
4oEslOeY, Secretary.
Wnl.Fe Lodge No. 33.-Meets asssoyeeye-
r. Wednesday, evening. wtL1A4 HELEEa, N. g.; John
Saiads, Secretary.
WsheelItlE. .Tsods No. 59.-ses.s as above.every
". D. POrFs,N. G.; John zaobur,., Secretary.
P"noln lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. Jos. HAsEIT, N. g.; John L. dps0sl
Secretary.
VIM. Tell Eucanpment No. 34.-Meets as
10OTe the second and fourth Tuesday evenings each
month. JOuS BGpER @. p; Chds. LfncE, scrtbe.z---
Ahrnm'S EncWmPment No. l.--Meets as
above, the Hrssaud third month
W. T4TLos, % P; GeoBaird, J., Scribe. [Aiarch 49,
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other
he Proprietors. ~
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
ho1ld be addressed to the Editors jointly to either
them.
only one side of the paper.
An observance of the above rules will greatly oblipe s
nd secn prompt attention to correspondents than
ey might Otherwise receive.
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TKE Law OF NEWsPAPFRs.

1subscrbersWho give express notice to the con-
are considered as wishing to continue their subscrp
III subscribers order the discontfnuaAce of their peri
garages paid. E5sl
3If subscribers neglect refuse to take their perod-
eals from the Offices TO which they directed
iscontnued.
ii subscribers to other places withontnform.
publish and the papers sent to the former G
ectiOn, they me held responsible.
5-The decided that refusing take perod
sis from the Office removing and leaving them uncae6
or,s PrimGta tacid evidence of Intentional fraud
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Lost ma YIRoISrA ConNr1E1D Ia day or two
ago one of our, citizens took walk to the farm
ofMr. VIM. Haynes, on the Eastern Branch,
few miles from thecity. Arriving at thencar-
est part of the farm he thoughthe would take
ashortcut through the cornield to the house,
but after walking awhile he found himself sur.
rounded by corn stalks eight feet high, and
though nearly six footer himselfand acquain-
ted with the locality, he was unable to see over
the tops of the corn and SOON became puzzled
to find out the proper course to take. Theheat
too was very oppressive which added to his diff
6culties-but talking heart of grace" he resolv-
ed to push ahead even though not ''sure of be-
ing right anda after a fatiguing journey he
reached fence. Here he paused while to
rest, and then determined to follow it wherever
it might lead him, and in carrying out this de-
Termination be eventually encountered negro
man, of whom he asked the direction of Mr.
HayneSs house. "I1or Inassan said the
darkey, ssyou's a mile ana half from thar BE
then obtained the necessary directions and
finally reached his destination, pretty well fag-
ged out We mention this little incident to
show that some of the crops in this neighbor-
hood are in n very thriving condition. Nortolk
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just ReceiVed and Now Omen

Just Received and Now Open.
Etake pleasure in informing friends, patrons and
" the public generally that
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, GA&SLlLKRES& & TESIINSSS
together with general assortment Gents RurnshnS
only ASK call feeling confident thatif you examine our
stockyou will be satisfied h8twe cannot be excelled either
in the style quality goods ofeTed for We
know that our stock consists FdSGtondGkS oods and
SneGP G0ods andWe are prepared them up
der In style second to either East West of the
ana AZ snort notice, at our
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9PIz Merchant Tailora.