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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-14
Cincinnati, Whining 6 zanes-
willie Railroad

MERCHANTS manufacturers, and the public generally
vi herebyrespectfuy Informed the O. ". D. Il.
X. Company is prepared TO receive freight
rom the temporary Station In GAINESVILLE, Second
north Main Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington WASH
ington, orcleve Lancaster New Lexington and nterme-
Hate Stations Particular attention will
forwarding Of Freight destined for the West accordance
with the wishes OF consignors whether by Railroad
River from Cincinnati.
Freight viii he received delivered during the winter
months from u. to p NJ; during the months
FROM A. NJ. to p NJ and shippers faYOrng the Company
with theirpatronage may rely upon the oompanys AGENTS
giving every attention necessary insure the utmost
proPtitue and safety in the forwarding of property
trusted TO their care.
Forfurter Information Tariff by
the Company, apply to
h. z. SMITH,
General Freight Agent,
mys0d GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
3 ! !. "a
B. & o. II II.
IMPROVRn AOllRnuLR.

-. q U. X r.
SG1ElfER ARIA MOMENTS ron THE EASTERN d
S0UTHER.T CITIES.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE.
TNHREE through trains daily Wheeling to Baltimore
Washington City, and an parts OF the East and South
East First tie Gin Whe ling, Benwood Baltic Ex.
press leaves Wheeling 9IUA ~ Sundays excepted,
irving at Baltimore at 5:1O A. NJ giving breakfast
and Easermconr ectOns. Second, the st Louis, Cncn.
Wheeling, Benwco an Baltimore Expires leaves daily
4;I0 p N arrives In Baltimore AT $50 A. NJ
Eastern ctiUns Third the North Western Chicago,
st. Louis, Cairo, Indianapolis, Dayton Cincinnati Wheel
ing, BeHwOOd and Baltimore Express leaves Wheeling daily
U:iO p NJ Saturdays eXcepted arriving Baltimore
in tune for supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the elO A.
N. train.
Returning to the West and South he trains Lave
t2:9 P. M.; sos r. NJ train arrives at Wheeling at :i0
A. Nj and the 10 p. ~. train arrives Wheeling 5;55
r. NJ.
The $50 p NJ train, hound Eqst, will iy stop wood,
and meals the principal rst-cass stations Round
rp tickets g Issued ~ Moundsylile at 80 cts, and
- Bsngn I'd rs cents. j. Is PORn Agent,
w. r. SNIFll, Supt.
L. NJ. COLE. G"I.' Ticket Agent. J3O
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THE in fELlIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1858.
TEE SLEEPING SORROW

TIE SLEEPING SORROW.
I have a sorrow dwelling
Here deep within my breast
Asleep, but ever ready
TO waken from his rest.
And when he wakes from slumber,
And when he looks on me,
Oh. then with dark clouds covered,
a summer sun I,see.
Mine eyes upon his fixing,
I gaze into them deep
His every look drink IN
Until he falls asleep
Until his ear,fsinged cyelids
Are closed again in rest,
And he again is lying
Asleep within my breast
How jos in life preyailetlI,
How great the power ofbliss,
That tenderiy il vaileth
a sor. ow like To thisl
That liIe's pure gold of gladness
One grief can scarce alloy,
And that single sadness
But serves to season JOY.
Prom TIE German Of Rucl-ert.
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SECOND STOCK
.SPRLnE 4 8ILIllEllll

T EISKELL & SwEARISGEN will ouan IN TUESDAY,,
4 Ma 4h. their ron,n NJ ~ u en- -
one door above X 1un'am c., the most beautiful
stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Their sFock will comprise ever ting In Dress Goods
Emprni isriss S,awls, NantilIss, &c.
F,ging themselves not to be underzold they cda and
1rH great Inducements cash BUYERS cr
short credit and most respectfully solicit
an Inspection of their gUU6s my3
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Oheaper tnan Ever,

."tOuGapSr Suau IV6r.-
REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
NJ Stock, Bank Stock and all goods forced the Market
and sold prices to the Imporerand Mauuaeur
have just returned from the EIser cities
purchased goods st those runouB prices, offer
r the public generally, go0ds made up
order in Goats, Pants and Vests the
fashionable way, and ready lower they
hav been offered in this market You will get Rnp
clothes for the you have heretofore paid for
Come and puy [oc26l a. n ADAMS.
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SE1ElfER ARIA RGEMENES ron THE EAsTg
.C(1TyTIfIgP5 f4T7ITEEO
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For THROUGH Tickets otl,er information, enqnir
at centT Ohio Ticket Office, in eSprgg House, Wate
street, Wheeling, Va.
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Excursion Tickets from idgeport 10 Pittsburgh and re
turning, $a,75 Good tIco dIys OREy.
" Hut Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
port at 655 A. 81.
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oIeVeIano, Flttsburg % Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
g7


~ So q.
I'm and after Wednesday, June st 1858, (sundsyo e.
" ceptedl Trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1:10 P. Mail Train, stopping at all stations NJ
pittsburgh at $3.50 r. n. and Bridgeport s;46
M
iO8oP. 81 Express Train stopping regular stations;
TIA Rochester and New Salisbury flag
tions for this train) and arrive az Pittsburgh at
1851 A. "
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
65S A. N. Express 1rain stopping at all regular
land at 2;a5 p
b. Mail Train stopping all regular stations ar
arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:tOP 81.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
645 A NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations md arrives
az oleyel md at 2;oo F. NJ and at Bridgeport at
400 P. NJ Express Train sopp regular stations;
rive at Bridgeport at S:45 p 81.
Excursion Tickets from idgeport to Pittsburgh and re-
turning. $a75. Good tIco ddys6nIy
u Hut one train to Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
Porc at $50 a. 81.
Connections.
Connections ars made by all through trains follows:
~ cleveland, with trains Toledo, Detroit. Chicago aud
the NORTH est; also, for EIe, Duukrk, Buffalo, Hasara
Falls ana CInada.
At StcuhrnviIle and Bealr, with the Sunbenvle Ind-
and Cenlrn Ohio Railroads, Caz, Cushoctom. New
irk, Harnesvr q tuesyile, Wilmington lancaster COnm
hu :, Cincinnati tnlRnapoii' and st Louis.
At Wheeling, 18th Baltimore Ohio Railroad. for, Cum
brrland. arpers Ferry, Baltimore Washington CITY
ocsl through purchased at the various
offices on @ line; also at the Union Ticket oee, opposite
the Leyee Wheeling, Va
Iul,crIntendant's unice, G & PRR, JAMES FARMER
Cleveland, June 3, 1888 ie9 Sun't.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTV

For SnIe or I.eaHe. Ia West -S'nIumbin. Vn'
THE property good working order, having Black
smith shop with fires, Patterns and tools. together
with stock of coke. The butinEsare 50feetn lengb
90 feetn width, and athe shoPEtoE
lathe.
The property centreof fine srowinrs<riculturs
and manufacturing county with very large eoaltradct
Ictive operation.
The property wilIbe eased for term OF
ics Of steady habits and good character and but ue
need apply If should esre to purchase the
will lie made easy, either with without the stock
This property has chartered privilege for manufacrr
Of 100000 Should company purchRs desire it, IA.
chartered he allowed with thu
a'JIe 9t1 SARGENT ltRnTlIFE
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Our jeans says he never travels by eight
ming express train unless he's sure it has a
:gnod combination.
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all the Western Rivers Cleveland
husky with Steamers all the North Western
Lakes making the direct, cheapest and reliable
outs by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
tie Great West.
RATES IT YEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBUKGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes. Hats andO
oaRi B B @ a and 100 m
Feathers. Eurs. &c. ...........l
SECOND GLASS Domestic sheeting,A
ShirtinE and Ticking, lin rigna balesl an 49, -,
Drugs lin casks.l Hardware, Leather UO per ieV lOS
Tin rolls or boNes)Wo and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASs.-Anyils, Steel, Chains lin
Goose Or in Casks 100 lbs
ed, (except cigars or cut) 80. &c.
FOURTH ObASS-Cohee Fish, Bacon Reef
Iar Lard OIL Nails So I. ASH, Ger oe per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin, &c.
RInUit--I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAtN-In loads So cents per loo lbs, further
notice.
o9TToNs9 per bale not exceeding 500 weight, until
~ In shipping goods from any point Of Phadcl-
phia he particuiarto marx PACKAGES erin Lydr ia
Railroad" AL GnodsconsRned to the agents this road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without
detention.
FnzIdHT AogNTs-C f Evans. 81 Riby street Boston:
Clarke, No Aston House. and No William street. AID John
icDonsd No Battery Place, WORK Pierce Zanes-
vill,O; Irwin o, and SprIngmaH Brown Cincinnati q;
R o heldrum Madison, Ind Dumesril, Bell 4 Co, and
Carter Jewett, Louisville KY O'Riley Co. Evans
We nphis, Tcnpi Lrech Co. Chicago, III Glass Fort
Wayne Ind; u JSneeier. Pha; MagraW Rooms, Balti-
more; Stewart Pittsburgh
II. H. HUSTON, Gen'l Rreigh Agent, PhIIad.
erStyl HI. LodBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTS.
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Fum1uTUmK. .EUmNurUnEi!

nono6u0oEH FURNITURE! .fUnNnrUhEH
u .or the subs, riber would
return his thanks his friends and tho pub.
lie gene, ally, and inform them that he
hand and constantly adding ibereto) large
of Elegant Furniture by sknl work
hr material and flushed In the de
ale His Stuck embraces every rticsusuaiy got
. up the nrfartnrica
lIr sncs call from those iring to purchase foeng as
that c and viii Satisfaction In regard TO both
prie. aud quality at work
lair and Sbusk Mai,rafsrs siways on hand.
EDwARD J. rOLKES,
and Mandatory doors below Libcrty Ware
house ---- .- 'an' d&ctsh
Tn,O LADIES VENTING TME nPK1NGH-1
j have received extensive assortment of STELLA
sHAWLA variety o colra styles suitable 10 tho
and the approaching season Also mOst magnificent
nf tied figured Swis Musls for dresses Call
No. !, Main street tjy iesl JOHN ABKAHAMs.
PnsENBX FOUNDRY Il ENGINE WOHkS,
LYscHBUHo, Va.
fanai abors BrSs Of hs Va. Tenn Raiiroad
JESiItS ESTABLISHMENT has been cnlarge tho
nrcang demand work In It's various branches ands
u pre- pared furniih
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any ro.
quircd power,
Mil Clearing, Shafting Hangers.
tiondwin'. Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
I"bs"e" Factory Fixtures,
and Brass Castings and Wrought Iron work Of every
ics. riptinn
Al this warranted equal 10 tha
done aiany rstaLlishtnent In tho State.
AZ cts u DABNEY ARf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

IN CONsEQGENCE Of fbe appointment Of
ii Mr. HARRIS Irg,ipal Of New Etufon Academy to tho
Cnsir Ltu Washington College there will be an eec-
ll the tho 10th day Of August Tho Acad
rops for bosrdes The dwelling housc Is rcomy and
quite G. abegarden grour ds attached The Prin
cipa tho tuition fees and profits " boardngwM
receive a Rxcd salary from the Trustees . -
Further Information be obtaned oy aaoreshng Inc
subscriber at Yellow Branch. Campbell count
ROBERT G.. SAUNDERS
aus %-c6t Gecy ef the Board Of Trust 60
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juiy3l.'s
Ix1Ekp,. pArKNr .E WING n AOMlNks

NNEkO'A PATENT M " uNea " AGkAINkS
offered In 'hs market, both IN ha quality 81 M work s du
than Ia, "t an, other Machine whs Il work. with es.. On
tho hne sk tho hoa,ie.i cloth or lsaher either Of
evenly laid much hnrr than ordinary hand work, wh"
bot n" '. Of N. S"s ar. M he'd AIM. , ,s % ~ IN beauty
der "a"- repairing aud 80 simple that an operator
er.e aa, over a,het Ms"hine. We ,ei "ounsns
p"d. Fant Se~'"x MasAlsM vi best mcc' tho want. Of
and shoe Mskcor ear. requiring In te,t work
liarn.s, aud Saddle asnuaeia,e. VIII Mud ~. Msehlne
much nc"r than han 'as "rSa'y way rs%s. who r.as,s
their wants. ,.ra saving labor enough ina lew months To
rry Tsor. viii Aud saving by using thls Sew
work ,hs, io n pray aud ha, looks much n"r than
band w.rs ho|t aud shes naaclasr, fsn save Ihon-
tho work done on leather Ny this Machine is better than
Th" .dof al the oai.,,own l.ors) Patriot says when
purchased yonr Fe,f. PasTt &o'"S Maadnc we intend
cd wholly o' .y ", "a. % ."w
Of our ncshbors can testify Ia the superiority 81
feel confident this alone the machine has saved
bor sh 10 It's One Of neighbours who has
hand. IN IN .klnp clohr. the Nv
Machine hav. sd In this v.n'y has given the great,
rat sa,siaen and several intend to order Maehinss from
you soon
planis,"n near New orleans You U.eFs Patent
Ing MaaAna been almost since bouHa
weeks tho two On them hu.hed complete SUIT Of
Clothes for each :" my Two hundred aud ten hands
than paid their cost
Another Planter ssya used cmpley three four hands
In making clothes for tho rot but since purchased
uefs Fdisnt Sex Mdehfns hand dars The sewing for
tho whole pApsa" wh. VII" uses i"r .nknR nearly
all clothes the family col Gond.nt shr Maohns
for itscf ivory three months
Wa wish all no need Machine examine these A. they
lest ann best for Family i,antntioh
9th wheru stitch required rrieu oi Weas Patent
'''"" '''"'"' NV WHITNEY LYON, proprs.or..
3%3 broadway, New York.
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOVE, dealer ~ ancy Goods
eonnets Sc Iynchenrs Va - mar 30 ts
HOW 10 KEEP UP ONES CREDIT PAY
III Yoi'K BILLS PROMPTLY WHEN DuE-we hope
friends who indebted 10 tho LIST July will
ceae forward with their accustomed plomptltudc and
settle or he Itrpared 10 do hen ca'd II
important that they should do
manufacturing Fall and Winter stock which intend
shall be and attractive tan
pish which hdvantakc"nsy requires money N accounts
dasary s.itlcd by st August -. have Ia be
placed III lar hands for collection. Wo fur ws mt bc
do this la hut IN Justice to ourserrs
les complied VIII there ohor
jy Uts III lkROUGhS, sHAFtN GO.
(tOn sIvER OBg. JEsI.Y.-A Trrsh supply
u of Cod iv- o Ny. 10 hand aha article ap
pure on II "a MI the s,n.i NJ and
healing Iropcrtsos ,hs On without dsasretnhr taae
For .aeby JunN Ii. sEAy,
ly HLts Druggist.
XXyAGONs: wAEONa!!- bnsr on hand two
w Superior IN Horsn sgup,, with II Inch
axloa with Plus and wood work we'll and nDishs
Jy ais -.--s N SIMPSON.
f1SI INIT - ED.-We Envr Jn-i ,cccIvcd o1
Large Fist Dutch lied Top kuta ,sa largo Norfolk Add
For salu BY u gltsl j. II THOMPSON co -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

ezra CLASS y,
To be drawn In Baltimore Md Saturday, August 2sth 1873
9O,16J Price! 40 900 Numb ber~!.
We would call particular attention the following splendid
scheme package of i8 whole tickets costing only Ssc
and other ticket being warranted draw eI0 de
terpined by the number the Capital Prize whsh
Anra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

Twp REaA AN ING L. Es. .-aO.0O ,yprcss Shingles
~ % Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON. LANFORD& & CO. ON Canal
mar &c. T.aRghorne,s ~
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
ID FRANGE q CO., Managers Of tho Maryland
A0e state Lotteries the following splendid Schemes
For AUGUST, 1883.

They caution purchasers Of Tickets beware Of ordering
Tick cts 10 Lotteries where extraordinary large Capitals
offered for small cost Of rickets-a such swndes.
The Maryland Lotteries been in Forty
Years They drawn by State Ofcer and be relied
II you draw Prize, you will get your money. The
whole country flooded with Bogus Lottery Ne
q them.
" Order In the Maryland State Lotteries.
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FRANCus u. DEANE. Jr 4 sOc.
YNCHBS Ri VIRGINIA

YNCgBS RI VIRGINIA
Many TcHr'-oF
CuIsG.ED RAILROAD GAR WHEELS.
fuNEl prepared Ia promptly orders to any
II for their WHEELS. made e~tinsn' " y 1'bsa Ir
gar Old Biasf Charcoal Pix.
HLPFI
JOHN ir ANIEI Esd r. VIZ 10.
Rah Dad G.
EDWARD H. Gill. Esq, Superintendent Petersburg
Richmond Railrt sito
THOMAS DoDAMEAb ,-e.-t-.. r-i1a
Central Railroad 90
MIR 49, - N.>, Master Machinst Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE Master Machnistv Virginia Ccn,rs,
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH r ANDERSON. Esp. Richmond. Va
Msssrs. MORRTsS. TANNER co, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESQ.,. President Norfolk and Pc.
ters urg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MAHOSE. Fsq Chief Engineer NoroIi md
Petersburg Railroad Co
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq. Baltimore, Md.
g. WYATT & co, Charleston 3, c.
WILLIAM J. ANDERSON Esq Mol ne, Ala
WILLIAM o. SWAN, Esq, knoxville. Isnn.
GENERAL. JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola, Florida.
The business At tho LANd ORNE FOUNDRY, with here.
after be conducted by the under the n of T. H.
DgAsE, IN. Sos. D. b. DEASE JH.
ap Z. HKOWNF DIANE.
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS I'd % T. 40 J. ID
IN OUT BY lSf sEPTEMBER NfXT.-As the lease up
Store ou LIST Sept, aud suitable built
be had for continuing the business In this shall
this day selling on the hole my large and very
for cash Msny Kinds Of Good. III hs sod AT much Iass
than JOHN PURN1S, Agt
LIZ IlUo.
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Whole TirkeA eiU. Halves g.: Quarters 81 So
Managers Certificate Of III wholes where persons wish
to pay th" risk only " III he sent
II Halves. 90
III Quarters. 20
:" 10 Eighths. 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints made them unfahfnlness
no have attending the filling orders
correspondence business and In their
s-EN Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters to r. FRANCE & CO.
aug3 Baltimore Md
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TERMS.

The yIR0INIA< Is csbishso ssai.y as 81 rweekly
and weekly at 81 Invariably in I'D
vance, otherwise o. % will be charged No paper
at the option OF the Proprietor
un,il all srrearases ahaI have been paid.
ADyERTISEMENTSafe inserted tor so square OF
ines or and } for each
ordered inner form weekly and then so cts
charged Cor each Insertion IL the number OF
n.eons marked on the Ms 1t will be pubshedlor
dered out and charged accordingly
HE EARLY hATES ARE
square, daily.
For two do do ..........'...'.....''''.' So
For do semi weekly. .......''.'''
For DO do .......-................ W
r. Advertisements Intended for both papers "Ps
ciaI contract. -. 80.
F- Annual adv ,rsers wf he limited 70 their immediate
or the adj charged q. transient rates
- All advertisements appoar In tho daily and TIL
We KY papers
Obituary notices which exceed eght hhes echArgeu
a,ehy for the eIcess
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MA0NiFICENT sCHKME
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
HAVANA PLAN,

HAVANA PLAN,
THIS Is THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
PRIZES IN ONE WHEEL AND TICKETS IN ANOTHER.
Ercry H'iye is d,drn ont,
Prizes Paid in Full, wiihout any Ded action.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s. RRDFORD A..Un

" RhDFoH" Aa'n .sp IODINE spR,xos.
These springs are loasd the line dividing the Counties of
81 mp ana nsoSrS % n and !" I'M
iif Bue Ridge be a,h-d few hours point
and. Of Virginia and from s more Southern s.. Would
res, ssAarry hsru be would In tho mds, he
pik.el.s.n miles former place miles from
the f"res, Depot, at which place vehicle NIL he
4. EtHol.S a SONS. Propristor..
VuNME "nEDROaD ALUM AND IODINE
- WATE h., been snay.SS by u .sr.s eminent Chs%;
DiSf" than any mineral water Ano~u
We are manufacturing from this water An EXTRACT
Tie healing properties nS ,kr water are retained In and
coneen,raied Mass which readily d.ove.
and is immediately ready fur use
We have certificate. from ply stefan. and private
our pamphlets from our Agents. } u THOMPSON n co.
Druggists lynchburg Va bearing full testimony to tho eur.
y: prerc,e. Of The Water and Mas, Ia =. s.reinou, ,nd
arrh@a fros~us u,rr and all Of hs kindred adectonA all
aa".n. and md I..iSa. Of the ki"oy. r. ss '
supry fshe Water nicely and sccuely packed hoxes
single bo,,e and a.o supply Of the Mass IN small bo,ca
which ca" be .sn, BY ma. here k'p, for sale
ma " an, n, Ascn.. Tor The rrerrc.ors
WILL PAY EOH sTnELF !. SAX uOuKs.
We hay: now 10, Of Wire Tooth sprlns stool G.s
| sls" :" : ''N' WHirTEMelE 8 losLiN
FRESH $50: sy9;S issT, r sEnIss Sss.. GOODS.
-
uonN } rrRv,s A"'1 receiving this day pu.'.r Gait
- Blearhsd Shrfngs PantaoouS stuff isrI Linens
Gpghams India Linen plain aud dotted s~ts MnsinS, Sk
Pocket Hik snd ntcles more or ies c
will he sol On the following terms. TO wit cAap for cash
the dsi,rsry Of the Goors Js %ts
NTGaA u ID 80 aCs.-r ussss boa astGal husi-
AVA Suit FOR Srug that hes bccn introduced
ina Its GLASS Il RAlNES
- uyEERlGERATORs,k ,kEFRlGERATORs.
~ has" this day rc,r,sda large lot of some
"i them very hpo nins somewhat, pre~."d for and
for money viii dispose ct them To early applicants
for very small advance cost.
Apl AT FbwARD FOTKFs
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RoARERY IN SrEAxBoAr.-On the lest trip Of
the steamer VIM. NJ Morrison, Mr.. WaAsoa No
Kennel from the Bayou Lafoarchs, was srobbed
of SllOO, and trunk Of clothes. 'valusd - $50
Mr.. McKennel was on his way TO Palmyra, Mis-
souri,, to see his daughters there at school, when
the boat was about fifty miles above Cairo. one
morning while Il. breakfast, his trunk vas t.ssn
from his state-room-plundered and thrown ovse-
board, 1t contained $ll00 in money and about
$500 worth of articles of clothing. designed -
presents for his daughters.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-10-27
kzebST AIRED ASSOCIATION,
PHILADEL HI.H.

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vE'O all person, afflicted with Sexual Dis.
ID eases, such as SpermorotrhGa, Seminal
Hedknsss, Impotence, GonorGrha, Gfeet, Syph-
ihs, the vice of Oman,sm, &c, &c.
The "Howard Associalion," inview of The
awful destruction OF human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceplions praclred
upon The unfortunate victims of such diseases
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, asa charitable act worthy Of their
name, TO give Medical advice gratis to all per
sons Thus afflicted, who may apply by letter,
with description OF their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits Of life, &c., and IN cases
of extreme poverty fnd suffering, TO furnish
medicines free Of chaTge.
the Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment.
Tor The reiPfol lhe'Tck and distressed, af-
hicled with "YiruIent and Epidemic Dis
eases" 1t has now surplus OF means,
which the Directors have voted TO eXpend in
advertising the above notice. II is needless
10 add that .he Association commands the
highes, Medical skill OF the age, and will fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
Just published by tie Association, a Re-
port un SpermalorrhDa, or Seminal Weakness,
The vice OF Omanism, Aaslnrballon or Self.
Abuse, and other diseases OF the Sexual Or.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, (in sealed envelope), Free
Of Charge, on The receipt of two stqmps for
postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Con.
shifting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. .
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order OF the DirrriorS
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FAtRCHILD. Secretary.
Phiaiephia, Sept. 2l, 1857