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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28


can be found at JOIN Q. HILL5 Apothecary Store,
Mechanics Hall Building
TRY THsM Lemon Cream, Vanilla Cream, Coffee
Creams and Lemon sarsaparllla, 0rgeat, Pine Ample,
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, Vanilla aud Wild Cherry
syrups with Soda, at JOHN Q. HILLS Apothecary
Store, Mechanics Hall Building.
Burnets Oocoane fer the Hair for sale in Worcester by
JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics ball Building.
Burneps Kasston or Oriental Water. for Beautifyng
the Complexion, for sale in Worcester by JOHN @.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building.
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, for sale in Worcester by
JOHN o. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building,
Worcester
ssnfords Liver Invgorator fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Y. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Binding,
Worcester
Sir james Clsrke's celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN @. HILL, Apothecsry, Mechanic
Han Building, Worcester
Prot Woods Hair Restorative for sale in Worcester
by JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building Worces
ter
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zyo
balsamum, Tor sale in Worcester by JOHN @. HILL,
Apothecary Mechanics Hail. Worcester.
Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28

see advertisement Of DR.. sANFoRD's Liver IN
'iuV'AlOk, In another colulan Of this paper.
my7 daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28

Sir james Clsrke's celebrated Female Pills, for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecsry, Mechanic
Han Building, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28

ssnord's Liver Invgorator fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Binding,
Worcester
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-16
THE TN TELLIGENCER
TIE HAUNTED CHAMBER.

In thy heart there is chamber
None but thon and God have seen it,
Darkened by the sombre shadows
From the folds of thought that screen it.
0nits walls are many pictures,
Painted by the hand of Time,
Sketches of those mystic regions
In the Infinite sublime
There are portraits of the faces
That have passed away from earth,
Glimpscs of those sunny places
Sacred to thy childhood mirth.
OF the homestead-old and messy
Close beside the meadow green,
Where the brooks like threads of silver,
Wound their graceful curves between
And it is haunted chamber,
Where the ghosts at midnight stray,
Silent as the stars that wander
Down the white paved Milky-Way.
You behold the light forms trembling
In their pure robes like a bride,
And they look SO like the living,
You forget that they have died.
You forget the marble features
OF the friend you laid to rest,
You forget the pale hands folded
On pulseless, soulless breast.
But you see him slowly walking
Mid the glow life's sunset weaves,
When his lips dropp'd farewell blessings,
As the trees their autumn leaves.
Thus comes he, long since departed,
Reaching out both hands to thine,
And his lips unto the murmur
In tone which seems divine.
In this chamber stands mirror,
Memory's lamp stands overhead,
Throwing down as Softened radiance
On the pictures of the dead.
In its clear depths we distinguish
What we were and what we are,
There our inner life reflected,
Shows US hideous or fair.
Its in this secret chamber
That we learn solemn truth;
AS in links of spirit union,
Age is joined again with youth.
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LIVER INV VIC
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
ComoouOde6 FInftraJu from cGTTN60

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE Of TIE BEsr. PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
DICINEs now before the public that CLEartc
sasier 10 ana more eneStgal than any other medicine
acting FIRST on the LUer eject Its morbid matter
the stomach and bowels to carry or that NATTER thus
painful feelings experienced in the operations
1t purgesit and when taken daily moderate doses viii
strengthen and build it up with unusual rapidity.
The LIVER is the principal regulators of the
human body; and when 1T performs functions wel
the powers of the system fuvdeveloped The stomach
PROP anoe
having ceased to do diseases of that or
gan, one of the ProprietOrshas made It stuy in
pLactiee Of more to And some remedy
counterfeit the many arrangements to which
that anyperson trou
These Gums remove nlt4marbid or bad matter from
the system supplyngi theirNpace healthy now of bile
PURIFYING THE BL0ODyHgving tone and health to the
whole machinery, rernovn cause OF the disease
effecting a radical cure.
BETTER PREvENTED bytbe osasS0,I M.s " rs
LIVER INvIGoRATOR. 0ss u vac
and prevent the food from@rtsng aud souring.
Only one d0setaSen before retiring, prevents NIGHT
s. 9 one ssa dose s,.. aksR the
One dose taken after each meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
81 One dose Of two spoonfuls will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe male Obstruction IN.
cause OF the disease, and-nakes perfect cure.
| Only one dose Immediately relieves GYOLIC, while
0ne a9.e often repeated iSCa for CHOLERA
| AORBUS, and a preventive of CHOLERA.
| ~ Only one bottle isNneeded to throw out The
system the ELECTS of med-cne after long sickness.
- one ootue taken torSsJAtIHD1CE removes ali sal
loTness or unnatural color7from the skin.
One dose taken shortNtime before eating Vves VIC
or to the appetite, and r1akesSfood digest we'll %
| One dose often repeated1cu cures cIYROSTC DL4R.
/ RHGB4 In Its worst fofms,7whfle SUXRERF ana
BOWEL complaints yleld almost to the first dose
Ono two doses cures tacks caused by WORMS in
Children; there IS speeir ren,e5S, IN
/ the world, As itneUer fills, -
81 few bottles curesDRoRsY, by exciting the
We take pleRsurein meniInR this medicine ~
preventive FEVER AND AGUE OHILI, PEVER
| and all FEVERS of Bill LIOUS TYPE i. onerates
with certainty thousands are willing 10 est.Sy 40 ~
wonderful virtues. ' y -
HI WHO USE TT zPEGyVYYG TYFyp yy,y4 M
/ AOES TESTIMONY IN ITS IA T0P
SIOdHotc bott together. -
TIE LIVER IN7I6oRAToR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and IL daily
working cures almost great believe. 1t nv
IaSe' erei re rst dose OfrtH0 beae and seldom more
than one bottle Is required to any kind Of LIVER
Complaint from the worst nuhdice DvsDepsa tn a
2Sn@"n 4sGSGete, All Of which the Of DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANF0Rns Proprietor, 345 Broadway Hsvz York
And retailed by all pruggists Sid QLso on
myl4-ly I. q. LOGAN 4 co., Wheeling ".
I ~
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,


TuE New-YoEE TsrnUxE, than seventeen years
OIL Which was the rs. Journal in the world that appeared
as two cents AMI which has affirmed the unparalleled a
soct its share of the patronage which Metropolitan
Within the present year TIM TRIBUNE has provided itself
with new and faster Press, at cost OF $3oO0 merely
than they otherwise might do With CORES
pondentS at the important points throughout the
Iho polltcs of our sheet console to il fr.nness In ,oi
Its convictions ability maintaining them We ap
then TO those who believe that an Increased circulation
OF THR TRTDuSE would condGee to the POLITICAL intellectual
and moral Webeng of the Republic to aid eectng
Tina DAILY TRrBUSE printed iars. imperial Sheet
nni published every moEntnG and evening, Sunday
.yaaos; = for SIX months: - - 1'''A' pei Ai,
THs sGXt;wEEE5r TaiDvas is published every TUESDAY
with the Cattle, Horse AMI General Market reliably
Correspondence and during coming session Of Cen.
rress Il will certain summary OF Congressional dougs
Ar,t-class Novel; continued number to number thus
AMOR ing hrrste family newspaper to those who prefer
TERMS:
Two Copies one year Ten oas fr..
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TuR NRw.YORE wEEEuy TRrpuxg, large eght-page pa.
psz for se SoHn5y PoSsSea every and
OF the week Interesting from all parts
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than remit bank hills. letters to be addressed
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Copies postpaid, -. Address RH above.
Ost29-st.CoW-d&W
GNILL5 STEEL PLOW.--This celebrated Pow stands an
" equailed, and solicit from examination
fit' merits combining steel nud board either cast
or share II possesses advantages found
sasl4 SMITH x GoRRRLr.
STRAw a ID Stalk oUTTERs.-G new and Yesy su-
- psT5OF article for sale by
IMMENSE STOCK Custom Made Clothing constantly
"A on hand At the store Of tn. HUGHES,
81 cor. Monroe Water SITS.
AIDE as Custom Work. lserial TIL. UUHHES.
ris brand German Oad oIeine Soap received this day
6y Railroad, and for sale At Cincinnati prices.
ectsQ j. A. MEFCALE, No. Sc Main st
CNOFT FELT HATS, GAPS, convenient for the pocket
y Of varied patterns, suitable for travelling sporting
evening war aud rainy weather. s. HARPER BRO,
OGti3 l2pNaln corner Union St.
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1878. 1857.8
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT and after Monday De-
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday, so O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia 11.50 p. m.
at $40. e'
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at $50 O'Clock, p. stopping all
stations and running far Conemaugh. First Accom-
cePt Sunday, at 1910, q. Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Greek leaves leaves daily, Sunday
cepted at 420 The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday at $780, n
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh as foloWs-Ex-
ton, liza m. Pirst Greek so m
Second Accommodation, 12 4U Third Accommodation 610
p M
Trainsfor BlarsYle Indiana connect at BIairsyIe
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train West and
the Johnstown Accammoda alton Train East and West
Pittsburgh aud ConnelsVe Trains, stopping at all Sta
lions the Pittsburgh aud Connesvie Road leave daily
Sunday excepted foows:-AiaiI Train 4 90 A m S.
press Train, $50 Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and ConnellsTe Road, arrive at Pittsburgh M, and
The travelling public greatly to their 1nteres
IN gong East or West to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
passed any route As the road Is balIasted with
stone and entirely free from promise safe
N speed and comfort, all who may hisroad with
their patronage.
Fare to New York. $13 90
" IS Philadelphia. ...... ................lO 90
IS '' Baltimore. ........................ 9 So
:. :. .. .. Lancaster 50
Baggage checked to ali Station: m The 80
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets in the will charged
Ten Cents in addition to the Station
tons where the Company has no agent.
NoTIcE-In case ofloss, the Company will them
serves responsible Tor personal baggage only and
amount not exceeding 300.
E.B-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employedto
convey Passengers and Baggage to and from
charge MOTTO exceed 2 cents passenger and bag
gage.
Atthe P. Z. r. Passenger Station,
tanl on Liberty and Grantsts., Pittsburgh.
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NEW GOODS.
FlR S Z S 10 Q K o 8

FIR T sTo OK OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber having Just returned from the East beEs
leave that he great Inducements in DTy
Goods pledRing himself that he will per cent cheaper
taNn any other house in the city-for cash.
Particular attention is called to the following items
SyleS: excellent quality black SIX Calico width at only
S5o worth one dollar yard; the best quality black
ReaSsvIeS Of tripei SILKS, Baya Iere satin etc.
9uartty and cheap; superior quality Of black
100 pieces French NIerino OF all coIors; an ex-
eslient quality ut only 0c yard, 81 vide; very
hes? Of Lupons Merno always sold at from will
$50 PIoceS Of COburgs and Parnln cuuos a Ane
Saay, such always sells for 2IHc yard: for only
All wool plain De L.aIncs, all colors, Lupon's
All WOOI PlRids, double width, best quality, at
Se Rich side robes; also robes de BAyadere, robeS aqui
DOMEsrICS.
10 Of PriuIs STYLES neat and small figured
fast colorS. Warraned from to cts, 125 cts
yard ani some As low As OK cents yard.
tsiench ed SheeIlng and ShIrIinS Muslin of
MI widths and prices, eent quaty,4 wide, only
1Oe and some good ~ low rs 6Ec Brown the
ShaTTlS, CloatKs and IlanIliluH, the most m
Pet ever brought to the city, of all possible
FHrs! FurS! EXTRAORDINARY BARGA1Ns!-Ia-
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
genuine aetoE Purs this will 6n it their ndVan
msns greater been and prices considera.
hy lower having them direct from the
bic SdvaTsas "a AMI an therefore enabled to All yery
cheap. Russia Sable. Mink. Stone Martini Sable
large abundance and at all prices.
BlRuKetS-150 pair lO4, ia and 49, very cheap
In Blankets can offer great Inducements.
CnrPetS-1Ol piecTs OF Carpets of all kinds. Brussels
Three Ply, SaPerine, Ingram, all WOOL will sell
WOOL for only 80 cents; bargain 1J Hearth Rugs
aae Brussel Hearth Rug worth ST. os only 81 the
emily 8, anddo size, worth s. for only $3.50.
ALEX. IIEYMAN,
Nal
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the MilIennial

PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
AZ +ha OAeoa - tho NH;11er,;o1
@AG JIG OAS0 " S41O AAAA41S A4A4AeA4
Hafbinger, Bethany, Va,
-tETpTa7T " ITyAJ2 rO ~, S,II ,t.s -
cony. do do .-sssn1. eonv 5S cents. Do do ran
mi sS * go. as ~ 49, ~ roso Iii 49, SI'
a. a. - SsISs, w ;t 49, .s ~. e, az
Tri.y loro,r IN. 49," y-itb soId rIasI a. w
TI ~ Ilu' $50 SS si - n 51; gu asp St'''
81 nsr no11 WIN It's anu
Debate on Roman Catholicism between Bp Purcell an
A. Campbell, 81,
Christian Baptist n1 vol complete muslin 81 per copy
do do do do Turkey super, 81.
do do do do arabesque, %.
Owen Debate, new edition. SIS
Rice Debate, new edition, g, OO; per mall g., 80.
Review of Or. Je.er by 81 E. Lard, per nall 1928
PRINCIPLES and objects ofthe Religious urged
hya Campbell and others. By r. Richardson. Price, from
90 cents to 81.
Bakers Poems-PIaIn, 81; extra, 50.
An Address War, price 10 cents per single copy.
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iPENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp.

iPENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
FNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
y tic cities with Western North Western, and South
western States by continuous Roway direct This road
all ports on the Western Rivers Cleveland and "
dusEy with Steamers to all Eorth-ps
Lakes; making the direct, cheapest and eliubIs
route by which FREIGHT forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes, Hats andO
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes bales
and trunks Drugs Gin boxes and bales '"e per AOV D.
Feathers, FuTs, &c.............,.,.,..
SECOND CLASS-Domestic sheeting,
Shifting and Ticking, lin original balesJ ~
Drugs lin casks) Hardware, Leather QUO per 100 lbs.
Sln rolls or boxes)Wo and sheep Pelts - -
Eastward.
THIRD CLASs.-Anyils, Steel, Chains lin
casks Hemp, Bacon, aad Pork, sailed -
Goose casks OTobacco manufacu QUO per 100 lbs.
vS ed SSTe 9;T . cigars or cuS) &C. DC.
EoUkEHCLASS-CoRee Fish, Bacon, Beef
and Pork Tin casks or boxes, eastWarI0 =.
Lard Lard Oil Nails, Soda Ash Ger 4oe per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, &C.
ELOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
notice. Nv $50 N4s'A III uner
further notice. "s'sH' until
In shipping goods frem any point east of Pb,ladeI
pha, be partcuarto mark packages pia PsansvJrG1j
hdLrodd" All Goods consigned to the agents 81 tbiSi
at philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded Tithor.
FREIsar AexSTs-o Evans 81 Rilby street posto. 7
SlaIse, 40 Asor House, and No William street and John
a0Donald Battery Place, NtWYork Pierce Goo Zanes
" " ~; irwin Co, and sprngman Brown Cincinnati O.
carter JeEett Louisyille Ky; O'Hiey L Co Evs1S
Nei Indi u sass ST. Louis, No; Harris Worn1Is o.
NE npaS, Tenn; Leech Co., Chicago, ILL., Glass Port
wayne, Ind; 3 sneeder, PhIla; MagraE Rooms RsStI
more; A Stewart Pittsburgh = : SN"s' DaiEl-
H. II. HUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent Pbita5
aPSlyl HI. LoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. r..
-

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
" will run a foIoEs-Viz:
Pirst-The st. Louis, Oircinnati, Wheeling, Benwood
baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily
llS NJ, arriving Baltimore 1890 A. IT., in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
second-rhe Horti-Nestern Chicago, st. Louis, Cairo
indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenWood Bal
mSre and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
P NJ Saturday exeeped) arriving ut Baltimore at $50 p
u In time for Eastern connections. ---55
To enjoy the elegant should
take the 1880 A. resume their
trip by the 6O0A II.
Returning to the West and Sont-W the leave
Baltimore daily follows: Pirs-The s:l5 A. n. train
arrives at Wheeling at CPS pm. second-The $50 p H.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1920 A. NJ
The 1880 A. n. train bound stop stations
between .heellng and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued MoundsVille
cents and to BcnWood at 25 cts. J. B. FORD, Agent,
w. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Cent Ticket Agent nOvao
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6srent ReduetIonu b ElrIceg fer Cab.

- u stNstAUIl N L-FGCCD IUF N'1N'Il'
Az Offering splendid assortment Of an kinds ana
Sr SeFs n french MsFtnos OF them worth 81 =
worth $40 for 80 aud s.; ohenele and Long shas great
AMI at very relrced prices; Fancy and BiseG
some as cheap 51c per yard worth 75a; all wool
worth SOC for 81, Fifty pieces Tibet Cloth
SIC for 25c. all eoors Ernbroidered snd Whit
Ioons AZ nearly one-half you have pay generaly La
shape Hoop Skirts at astonishing low rase'
.. every scription which VIII be fonnd
oL 70 shrn some extra heaTy and ue Ladies' esrIA
~ ons OF the conDstest as<0rtments OF FAsSCY D.
1sEIc DRY GOODS IN te civ. Receiving goods daily
OF tne latest styles, made here AMI Imported thereby kerr
up Illl assortment at al and prices tSs
VII 9aiisfy the most particuIaI-ior CASH 0SLY! Cash
ell 9rtlcl7Fly Invited give call et.
2Te Purchasing elsewhere No. 80 Main Street. Centre
Mheeiing. tOcs1dl JOHN RoEMER
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BE PaEtisalaF and ask for Tickets via the az
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In connection with the above keep every kind Of N
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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Hours of departure at Rich
nlon1. 645 A. 81. and 1880 P. N.
Returning leave Westinghouse A. 81 and 4 PM
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This route passes through N Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceylue Washington, Wilmington and aarrow-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
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IPanos, MeOdeons, and every kind of musical nstru
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment. nov6
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music musical works &C.
In the Western country:
~ Music sent to any address, postage free.-a
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, spouir,
street, Wheeling, Va. = -'''
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Cleveland, Plttsburg g. Wheeling
A II q
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

a6IAEf4GhD 6A4LhOAD.
IL freghts intended for shipment must be
IA delivered between the hours Of and p NJ, as
none will be received after thst hour. T. SWEENEY
sePlO General Manager.
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ARsEILbEs Collars aud Sleeves, and Collars in sets
VI White and Figured, very cheap and pretty.
SeP4 PAYNE CO., q Monroe st.
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsyile and Alex
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j. 7. SCOTT.

z r u S II a r Z " A e
JUS 4 FROE TIIE MANUFACTURER
An just opening out large and beautiful Of fine
Jevelry and Watches which have purchased at Hedd
Quarters and at unusual prices feel confident that
can now satisfy (and itIy
Wholesale and retail customers, and having spent
weeks In the e1stern markets. laying STOCK
feel satisfied US regards STYLE, QUALITY PRICE
Ny stock cannot be surpassed in the West
have largely increased stock in the Wholesale De-
partment which enables to oer Mer-
chants and Pedders, and the public generally, very
complete assortment.
most complete and beautiful stock brought to
Wheeling. sep2
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RARR AS LOW AS BIZ ANY oTHER RourR
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TERMS:

THE TRIBUNH ALMANAC for 1859, containing the Rlec
ton Returns aud the usual matter viii published about
oartstas Price IS ;ents Il Copies, postpaid 100
Copies; POSTPAID, .. Address as above.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS.
At 1215M ll40 PM, Cincinnati and points as above
arrival OF Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and til
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN