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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-20
0rmrinlbaftlibes Srnntuss,S9ul
OcS0IuQbauC1.

0as @sTau9tu6 fdr Die Scunta9ssSbulen Der
Gpau9Stifh.eutbrrilbiu uno Der Deutb SPsfcrmirteu
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au9ult Is. 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-20
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falls Elm erbnsbdus unp StaG, Gin gutter Salt.
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Benjamin SanbrS, Gr,o,a
Senr9 @cislCr ''
Oct. 9. 1858. uo3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-20

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fault wtrbrn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

TgY for day, beseech you, to preserve
yourselfin an easy and cheerful frame of mind
Be but for one day, instead ola fire-worshippcr
ofpassion, the sun-Worshipper ofclear seifIfpeos.
session, and compare the day in which youha
rooted out the weed of dissatisfaction with that
on which you have allowed it to grow up, and
you will find your heart open every good mo.
tive, your life strengthened, and your breast
armed with Panoply against every trick of
fate; truly, you will wonder Mt your own i'm
provelnent, -[Jean Paul Richter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

CHINESE W1r.-sornebody writes from an
American vessel in the Chinese waters, that
worthy missionary had scattered several copies
of the Ten Commandments on the shore. The
next day they were sent back, with the request
that they might be distributed among the
French and English, for the tracts contained
admirable doctrines, and these people evidently
much needed them =. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

eoors Of French Merinos, OF them worth 81 20
fotl5o all Eool PlAds worth 75c for 60c Broche shaWS
worth $40 for Ss S7 Chenee and Long shas in great
96undanee and atyeey reduced prices Fancy Black
SuE gome as cheap as 60c per yard, worth Toe;
Do Lainss worth SOC for 81, Fifty pieces Thbe Cloths
Sorth S!6e for 2Se al colOrsi Embroidered White
Goods at nearly one-halE have pay generally:
improved shape Hoop skrts astonishing low rates;
ElAnne5 Of every descriptions among which will found
some Of the finest WEIGH and Country Panne warranted
not 70 shrink some extra heavy aud fine Ladies' Wearn
TACT one OF the completest assortments FANCY
AESF!o DRY GOODS In the city. Receiving goods daily
OF the latest styles made here imported keen
Ing full assortment at all and at prIceS that
VIII satisfy the most paFtlcuaF-for5 CASH ONLYI Cash
BUYERS are particularly invited give early call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere at No. SO Main Street. Centre
Wheeling. Loct16l JOHN ROEMER
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T7iF+3l - 2t0lIt71 0I THE it8lH III
LIVER oIlN7V7IGOR ATOR
PREPARED by DR. sANFoRD. Z

.g,,, PREPARED BY DR., SANFORD, -
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIYE AND LIVER ME.
DIoINEs before the public that acts asa GaSarttc
easier ilder and more efectual than other medicine
aeng a RSs G9y Is G6g q natter
the stomach and bowels to that attsr thus ac.
ceilings Experienced in the operations most ca
1t purgesiti and when taken daily moderate doses viii
strengthen and build 1t up with pnusualrapidity.
The LLYE Is one Of the principal regulators the
the powers Of the system ulYdeyeloped The soIGc
perform sncs the
stomaohis atault the bowels fault and the whole
having ceased to do its For the diseases of that or
gsn of 81 a the made his study
" 70 counteract the manyderangemens to which
Toprove thlsremedyis atlastfound
bled with LIVER COlE45RLALNT,ina any ms forms
has but to try bottle and sconYIction is certain
These Gums remove ali1morbid or bad matter from
In place healthy lpy of bile,
PURIFYING THE to5s "a tesiS
Wnole maenneFy remoYtngSthe cause Of the disease
BILI0Us ATTA0Ks aress cured, AND, WHAT. IS
LIVER INYIGoRAToR = fisti oi sas
after cient to relieve the stomach
and prevent. the food from@riSinR and souTin0
one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
. oSly dose taken leosens the bowels
0ned taken after each meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
99se or Two spoonnls will always relieve
One bottle takensfor reno1esthe
Only one dose sdstsy ,Feiisyes 6RoII6. while
1tp s9Ss often repeated sure cure for CHOLERA
Only one bottle siseSneeded to throw. out OF the
- One bottle taken forss AUNDIOR removes an sal
Uns dose taken shorttime before eating Wig.
orto the Appetite Sndmakes food digest we'll =
One dose often repeatedly cures OHR0RI0 sDLAE,
RHQsA In its worst forms, while SUAMER ana
OF two doses cures caused by in
there Is no In
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For THROUGH Tickets and other Information! anouIr.
street, Wheeling, Va. " = y ~ u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-19

3. GEST, Pres't, Il. W. W. BAILEY Act ss,nt
TOO oineinnah' ,,.-.Fo Il t,,s GAINESVILLE, o.
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This route passes through N. Lexington Lancaster Or!
cleyhe, Washington, Wilmington and MarroW-her richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio. 70 so -
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..THE-TN TELLIG b NGER.
TIE ST0RM

The tempest RACES wild and high,
The waves life up their voice and cry
Fierce answers to the angry sky ~
Hiscrere Domino.
Through the black night and driving rain, (
a ship is struggling all in vain, =
To live upon the stormy main; = 2,
Aiscrere Domino
The thunders roar, the Iightnings glare,
: Vainis itnow to strive or dare;
cry rose up of great despair,
Miserere Domino.
The stormy voices of the main, b
The moaning wind and 'pelting rain,
Beat on the nursery window pane;
80 - Miserere Domino.
Warm and curtained was tho little bed,
Soft pillowed was the little head;
''The storm will wake the child, !" they said:-
Miscrers Domino.
Covering among his pillows white
He prays, his blue eyes dim with fright,
Father, save those at sen to-nightl''-
NiScrere Domino.
The morning shone all clear and gay,
On ship at anchor in the bay,
And on a little child Mt plny,-
Gloria tiGi Domino!
e5F -Adeline Anne Proctor.
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NEW GOODS.
FRS 7 sTo OK OF
FALL g. WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber having just returned East begs
ssys to state that he can oer great in Dry
than any other house in the city-for cash.
Particular attention is called the following items.
STYLES: excellent quality black Silk Calico width at only
65e worth one dollar yard the very best quality
silks the Easle brand only S, always sold ut us
newstyes Of striped Silks Bayadere Turk Satin, etc. any
quAEhty and very cheaP superior quality black
100 pieces French RIerinO of all color; an ex-
eellsnt quality az only 55c yard, aide; theVery
best Of ertno always sold atfrom 85
~ a50pIeees OF CoBnrRs and E9ararnetIos fine
quality such az always sells for so yard for only
ALI wool plain ne LaInes, all colors, Lupons
y All Wool P1nids, double width best quality, at
s0e tchsds robesi also robes de BayRdere robes aqu
robes de large greatly reduced
s f.'ss 4. DOmEsFICs.
@ 10 OF PrlnIs styles neat and small figured
last soloIs warranted trsm to cts, worth 12 cts.
yaEd and some as low as 6A cents yard.
Observation-Disclosures aud ShieGInS nLualin of
o Tasns ama price, an only
.ShuWla, ClO0lks aud l1RnIiIInB, the most COM
Pete assortment ever brought to the city, Of all possible
Furs! RursI EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS! LA
genuine BET OF Furs this season. viii ind IL to their sysR
tage to examine stock, before purchasing
bt9wer, having purchas 81 them direct Importer
and Manufacturers, aud only for 1t gives consder
ohesp 8assa sable, Mink Stone si sS
Fitch Lynx ennes and all the varieties
large abundance and at all prices.
Rinnkets-15u pair 104, ia and 1914, very cheap
In blankets can Olner great Inducements.
Three Ply, superdne, Insrain all Wool, viii sell
Bool quality IL Carpet at 20 superior quality ali
Anne BrusSsl Hearth Rug worth ST. for only 81 he 9es
quality Velvet Rugs the largest always sold at So for
only 3D. and do, common size worth e. for only
sePH 1a1 Main Street.
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3. !, TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsYILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At121S lls40 PM, Cncnnat and points as aova
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and the
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81 SHEET MUSIC.
ETlelargest stock of sheet music, musical Co.
In the Western country.
Music sent to any address, postage free ga
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h.
Great Northern & and Soul i1ar6 Man Ror+a
FOB 3 n i s, sogTHERN AND WESTERN
FTNWLce DAILY Sunday night excepted between R,cb
mond and Washington City G6rdonsyille and Alex.
Hours OF departure at Rich y - 49,. \ II
mond B:45 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Returning leave Washington s.6 A.. M. and a. p M
Arrive at Richmond .1:3O p n. and M =
enecEs ana tickets given through between Rich.
THESE. TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being In excellent order, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N0eKTaERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best quar-
anee OF always securing as Is shown by
yas daily at Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line. 3sFiTI - - - is44 -
EARE 6ETTEEs RIGEtosD AID WASHINGTON
nOrnlpus VIII be found always ready to take fh501t6
and their baggage of wearing apparel beeen
charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South
through Tickets be obtained between DanvIe ana
washington at the Termnusof the Road nov
te s5sc. An Agent receive
ttmore Depot. = y ssAils sOh oEtthe BAL
farsths sam6by mail line as BY the old steamboat
ThsEeis change Of cars on the night line
mond and Alexandria, - - eiUet"een E NC
II LII b f i i
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particular and ask for Tickets via. the a..
Short Line RAN Road. ~ ~ = :.
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Inconnecon with the above, keep every kind Of 1nu
Scaltnstruments and musical merchandise generally
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7toe10e miles shorter By this Route than 1sid!
,sa aH q Columbus to Cincinnati. q
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mott utr6ct, gcheHDeRt
olts by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from
the Great West. s-9
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND pIrTsRuRnu
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
and trunks Drugs n boxes and Bales per 100 Bs
Feathers, Rurs &c f5. i
SECOND 0LAsS-DomestIc SheetinR
Shifting and Ticking, Tin original bales ~
Drugs (lu easks Hardware, Leather, 600 per 100 lbs
On rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Peits fsg -
Eastward. - ! -, s,.
THIRD 0LASS-AnYls, Steel, ChaipsiinS
Goose casks Tobacco manatast6! 1000 per 1oolbs
ed except cigars orcnt) &c. &c. 1E as,Ise4 - Ia
FOURTH 0LASS-Cohee, Fish, Bacon BeefI,s,s ,r.-e
i and Pork I'm casks or boxes, eastward, y ~ -
Lard Lard OIL, Nails Soda Ash, Ger AUG per 100lbi
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, &c. -.
i EAOOEtt-I5cper Dbl. until furthe notise! or
GRAIN-In car loads IS cents per I00Ibs HntiI F-.h
notice. -l - = I ~ iEps'' ehtlllurthef
further notice. 500 weight until
In shipping goods from any point east OF PbIIs5.,
Pnla ne paEtlcularto marx packages t5f1
4eGssrodd" AuGfoods consigned the
81 or Ptttsburgh will be forwarded EbSnt
PREIsHT AsESTs-o Evans. 81 Kiby street f,o.to.
Sa5ke NO. Astof House and No William street and eb5
$ Battery Place. NevYork; Pierce
Irwin Co. and Sprin Brown SinsiSp
Madtson, Ind; Dumesbil, Ben S5'Si
;OaTteT Louisville, KY; p G. O,Riley 90 RysSS
yllie lndi X . Sass, St Louis Mo; ~
NE nphis Tenn Leech 90, Chcago{ Ill:eJ t3iss Si
staynes ma; Il Sneeder, Philh agraR fSonns fSitf
more; D AsteWart Pittsburgh si
H. H. HUSTON, Gen'l FREIGHT AGENT tottIsl-
apSlyl HI. LoAIBAERT, suptSl itooha pa sEs.
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BALTIM0RR g. OHIO
CHANGE OF saHEnnIH

and after sCth September 1853 trains
First The Wheeling land Cumberland Accommodation
wiz leave Wheeling daily, Sunday excepted
SKI at All stations arriving Cumberland at
Second, The St. Louis Cincinnati Wheeling Benwoba
M and City Express Train
Eastern connection. - ~ - - ~ s ttt t9E
Third The Chicago, stISns Cairo In.
more and City Express, daily at lost r.
in time for Eastern connections
To elegant should
the ~ train to Cumberland resume theirtTI1
by the 2:80 ers:9O A. A. trafnIf , ~ 81 S1tp
Returnng to the West and Southwest the trains leave
baltimore daily as follows viz: The $50 A. NJ train arr
at 800 A. Nj sos p IL train arrives At
Wheeling at 9:45 A. NJ - - -
The Cumberland Accommodation train leaves Curnber.
land at $500 A. NJ, arrives Wheeling at $50 p NJ
me 1873 p M, train, bound East will only s0n for voos
water and meals at the principal Glass stations
Round trip tickets being su ed to sh
cents and to Benwood at 25 CENTS T. b. FORD Act y.
w. i. SAITH, Supt. - - sst3aE
IL n. CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. sep23 80
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ments tuned and repaired. - II :
~ All goods warranted at this establishment. nov6
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Fer Tickets applyto J.sTEWART,A Agent,
Attic P. R. B. Passenger Station
1anl on Liberty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office Of the Mi11ennial


(tHRLsTIAN HYMN-B0OK, in full shee9-SI1 cents per
~ copy; do do arabesque per copy so eents roam
gut edge 20 cents do do Turkey morocco, gilt edges 81
do Turkey morocco, gilt edges extra size, do do
Turkey morocco gilt edges, with gold clasp
Christian System, new dition, 81.
Christian Baptism with Its Antecedents Consequents
Debate on Roman Catholicism, between Bp Purcell an
A, Campbell, 81.
Christian Baptist n1 complete muslin per copy
do do do do arabesque, 81.
Owen Debate, new edition, $1,95.
Biss De6Ste. new edition. g 90; per NAH S25o
Principles and objects Of the urged
Campbell and others By r. Richardson Price, from
An Address War, price 10 cents per single copy.
Back Volumes Of the llennal Harbinger. 81 per vol
receipt money the above viii be sent post.
age free-Chrlsinn Baptist Rice Debate and Harbnger ex-
sePted The postage on the former Is abont so tho
~ No books win be sent on commission. asH idt
PRICE OF BOOKS by. AIAIL-POsTAGR PAID HER
hynp-BooE, sheep, per dozen. 90
- arabesqpe, per dozen. ......... 8 90
roaa, gut edges, per dozen. .........T 80 rs
60. Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per doE 10 90
G5[iSti SSPas per d9zen .-.l0
Terms Of9Ihe IEnrblnRer for 1855. a
copy to single subscriber. ........... az
lfnotpRid before the expiration OF months. so
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Seopiss - GO
10 copies (and one copy EFaris) 20 90
Is copies, (and one copy grRtfs) so %
% copies, land to getter club, book ON
ttsm and one neatly bound Hymn Book) so ia
los9ptes land to getter ofclub, two books Bap
tlsul and two neatly bound Hymn Books. 20 60
lOO copies land to getter up of bub three books on
baptism and three neatly bound Books ..s1OO
lou copies land copies Of the book on Baptism and
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Cleveland, P1ttsburg& Wheeling,
RAIL ROAD. =
- - q
~ GFIAN GEroFI
and after Msndey August s6h, 1855, trains win run
" aAIouoRs:- (Snndays excepted) ~ $3.50 =,
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT: = Y. - al
= 6s6 sssSBYAS sbd s fts9safss e
$50 = NJ as Man Train s,tSSPPtPg an stations
p p ~ at 1890 p M.and Pittsburgh at s;06s
lse n RR PstsS aFsn Il stations
fSs On s2
- sup'3s osaoe, 9: kP: RsR.,,l JAMES FARMER,
0leyelana. Aug. 30. 1858: . angSI CEtl Esupt g.
1878. 1e67Tel
East e -. fEsszE@sE n
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADI
-AAJ4NTER ARRAGGRMENT.-0n and after Monday. De-
THE FAsT8iAiL TRAINleaves the Passenger station
msy aFF gEfns sxesR ssnday
The EXPRESS TRAIN tie Station every evening,
me 9ohnsteTn datigntrain leaves Pittsburgh
Stations aad s FenSnS at a. an
Train for Turtle Greek Bridge daily exc.
e. save the leases
SsPtsa a. 20 M The Third for
Returning Trains arrive In PittsbaFsh as SoiioTs
on ii M Fist Fn
p. m. -' w
Trains Blairs1ie and Indiana connect at
with Mail Train East Express train West and
the lohnstoWn datiOn Train East and West III
pittsburgh and Conceivable Trains stopping at all
lions on the Pittsburgh and ConnellsYe Road leave daily
sunday excepted, followsAIail Train. ZOO A. M
press Train, Returning Trains from
and Oonnesvlle Road, arrive at M
$40 p. m. 80: 90 S'S % tA' 9tiSt IN
travelling public will ind greatly to
IN going East or Vest travel the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, as the accommodations offered cannot he sur
passed on any other route. As IS baasted with
ana Is entirely free from dust, promise
speed and comforts all who may favor tsroad with
their patronage. 10 10. - f'
= Fare to New York. -. Alb IN
e tt PhiIadelphia - 49, N no
- 90 BaltImore " : '..''i q " "
80 &c IS Iancaster " = 9 SS
-" /" Harrisburg. q az
baggage checked to all Stations Pennsylvania
Hailroad and TO philadelphia baltimore New York
tickets In the cars, will charged
Oents In addition to the Station rates. from Sta
tons where the Company has agente5e IL EsY6GfT
NorfcR-ln case ofloss the Company will hold them.
selves responsbetor personal and for An
amount not exceeding 300. - -
NBThe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has been to :
convey Passengers and baggage and from the Depot
exceed 70 cents for each passenger and bag
Fer Tickets applyto J.sTEWART,A Agent,
-, Attic P. B. 3. Passenger Station,
- 9anL on liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh. $
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! FARE AS Low As ny ANY oTHER Route UTE.
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Take the Central Ohio Road to-
gel 5yA7 -NANESWIEIIF II. - ~
And there oHAMoR oARs and take those Of the C ID
i .a9i!i b.iaai se Short Line. sHri35zl
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REPRESENTATIVE RAII,ROAD7

4lIN4Nko Z 1NEaNIA- EtAlI4EOAD,yt =
ME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Westerly Northwestern, and South
western states by continuous Roway direct This roKd
also connects at with daily line Steamers to
ports 9nhe Western Rivers and Cleveland aud SAN
9usEy with Steamers to all ports the North.
Lakes making the most direct, che9pes anlTsEiGJte
the Great West. - - = =
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ARsEILLEs Collars Sleeves and Collars in sets
0A White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty
Aep4 PAYNE & CO., 81 Monroe st.
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IRA NsPO RTAFlON..
aEiMPFIELDa RAILROAD,

Ii Ireights intended shipmention the road must be
Z - eeiysred between the hours Of s. m. and n n a.
n9ns WI De received after that hour. T.SWEENEY,6
ssPlg General Manager.
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I5,-z EIsUGr-s5AuS.
TEhnve onlland neWkind of Jars OF glass with most
riorto any tin can now In use, -
iuly3I w A BnyVApDslEDpo
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GENT for nALIRF,ss DAVIS 4 9S.,S E:r
"A AMOS The above pianos fitted up with ali the
improvements In beautiful Rosewood cases Ny assort-
nent ranges from the plain square piano the beauti
full Louis XIV styles T- q ,-fi tal5-st-ss
Also, agentfor Prince p (JnrfInrt,s
3TeIodeOnS,Hn Hughes & HnIe's meIotIe-
onns ale l1-