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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

Acting rs Gommissi under decree Of the Circuit
Court of the Camphe rendered the 18th
October last In the al Eages and wife Maurice NJ
Mason and others will SATURDAY, tho list dav Of
JANUARY next at Morris Church, proceed to sel FIVE
NEGROES belonging 10 the estate "f James Rice Mason
deed. viz: One likely aboni Of
advanced in life aud three very likely from years
oil
TERMS months olit, aud bonds with approved
personal security. BOOMER +. SMITH
dee Is ciitllah.l Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
From HE Scientific 1mrricnH.

From TIE NcieNftHc IWrTIcNH.
Sc w " G. M A G IL N Il s.
NE aye u-iug NHrfItH WILSON'S Iateni, aud we can
W ssS irr,safd y" IT, that 1t IA without hIvA" n" ouior
Machine its adaptation 10 all the purposes of do
sH,n easily put out o order when In
and poui of effectiveness and hhish 40 Other
Mainr >ta We state this much IN regard to
hiar responsibility rad without
the siIhto TO dspa age other Machines well known
h. the , ir hope thereby, tiiu' and trouble
ans,v,ng I.cfs which irequn ty comes 10 us with en-
qurss iCuciiIA ll.e Sdis"'t
For satr Il iyb, Liurs by
d,r dtsI WM. l. FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

TLOAK9! CLOAKS!:-Jnss received BY Rx-
~ press. ahandsome assortment Of CLOTH CLOAK6. Of
the latest stylss [dsc 7dsl J. MATTHIAS = o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

DAuNT0, OILS, ADc.- 1000 lbs. o. LeWbs
Pure Lead; 5O00lbs Of best znc Paint 600 gallons
Lnse.d Oh Paint Br1she. TcrPs.slns 81 for sale *
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

SALE OF LAND.-H shall ofses FOL ~ De- M -
- Campbell tJanuary Court. my TRACT OF LAND. q
ing miles South Of the Courthouse coaainng bc.-
$40 and IOo Acres witch will be and aoIn
ing the land Of Henry T. Moorman Thos and others
well l. proved number execlen, Sprnss
with good Apple md Peach Orchards and rist aud
MIL slniag seneca Greek through cuiire
The ncghtarhoad is nnrxcepiionahtr.
further is ia ~ A. those ish
ing purrh will please view the land. sale osvc
Term, liberal and made knn~n gu the day 81 sale.
A privsie sale would be preferred
I,.c.h T. asEil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

MACHINE OILS, 81 varIsas htsAs, fss -
Nl By Usohl sTAnL1o . JOINTS. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
Mvo,yCyEwNONP APERs, HY uON. ED

NA WAED ENLRErT The New York Leder, co.iaiu'
inp the first u MOI ut VERSION PAPERS, will he
ceiyed III. Pa Of December Thoso wish
these papers for the ensuing year vii
pleas" hand IN Their names inim, III ,t,ly
der dfs n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

From RE- j T. times Pastny ddrfat Church. hnsfoH,
DIX AfFR;-l have used youi Pills With >fao binary
'cSs IN family and among those called 10 viii Ia Ills
icsS To regulate the ut digestion an1 ruf the
blood they the remedy IhaVc and
can confidently recommend them my irit1ds
Yors ! V HINES.
WARSAW. WYoMIH0 60, \ y Det "a 1853
DEAN SIN i amusing ,ahartic rils practice
md mud them excellent cleanse the
and purify the fountains Of tlr blood
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Erysipclns, scrofula. Kings Evil, Tciscr TH-
nd MI

fT0en F0vrdrdinR WfrrhnHt 81 NJ Io"ts I'm A. 1880
In AYEK.-Your Pills the paragon II AT that IA great
In medicine. They have little daughter # ui.etou4
her hands and feet TINT had proved Urnrnhlt
!'as Her mother had been long gr.von.y afflicted with
l"tches ard pmpos Ter skin an1 her hair After
,h was cured she also led aur Pills and ta have cured
llcr. ASA MBhGEI IGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

= RESIDENCE, in Amherst. within q short distance TX
OF the city, recently occupied by the Rev Mr. Trapier
The House and commodious, with all necessary Out
houses In perfect repair with fine arden Orchard Grass
Lots, &c. &c. Possession given immediately.
have LOT upon the upper Basin, with water pow
attached which wish to lease The property well suited
for Mil n.y. the Lumber. Wood Coal business Ap
ply to
nov &c dts JOHN y. LAN0HORSE.
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POST OFFICE. HhN1IASp, Ilv. Go Mich Anv Ii lsaA
DIR AYtR; Your Ills perfection medicine Tiny
lave done my wife good than an tell ypn She had
been sick and pininy months M'hto 10 h" doctor
81 ~ hut h"or She tlcn mmtnr"h
taking Pills which cured her - eApene larry"
quantities Of Ocad1 itr tndt They
urcd her mud ctidron hoodv d,scutrv tine "f
neighhors had bad aud cured hon with iwodn
of your Pills, while others around pal from five
twenty dollars doctors bills. aud lost much without be
igcurrd entirely then Such Ii me which
il ACTUALLY good aud honest. viii be pm 4 haIe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

ENOR CONsUM PTIVEs Il DYsPKPTICs.-
II CHEMICAL FOOD Syrup Of the Hypophosphetes and
Glycefoe the Hypophosphetss nutritious foods and med
enes at the time suited TO the weakest somaehs and
most deb,lsted patients, just received ty
dec gdtsI STABLER 4 JONES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13


OS and after Monday JanuAry u. 1856 trains wiz r as
t LEAVE eCLEyELAND:
lD0 A. ~ Ma Train, stopping all stations; arrive At
Piitsbureli ct 1:40 N, and 1t RTidse eP0Ft T:2f
LEAVE PTTTSBURoti:
800 A. u. Mail Train stopping ali regular statIons
lPott Homer, Sloans, and Detp Kun Rfe Nag
nil Cleveland At SsoS r II and AZ iDridgePort At
SS p b. Express Train, Stopping At al regular stations
arrives ~ PEidg'PoTt II T:9{ P A. Ira
M LEAVE BRIDGEPORT: q s
I0 A. NJ ESpFess Train. stopping At AL regular stations
F itk (OeeP Rum SOans, Port Homer nag sta
itlonkfoG trains GleFulaHd n a5
p Al and At Rtttsba ~
925 r. ~ Mail FETi, stopping all sthtons arrives
Rt Pittsburgh at 7.40P 81. p :az
But train daily CleTelana-leAEes bridgeport at
I:SlA- t5tI-=l 5H f-
eI1 dConHeetiOns..
gonneetionS are made Oy AL Through trains as follows;
the NOrfesti aso, for Eric DunklTk, BuiO, NiagarA
Falls and CANADA. ..lf Il-f r.ifi II,
AT stspbenVlle and BellaT, with the SteubenVe
ana and Central Ohio Railroads, for Cu CoshOeton
ark BaIntsvie, Zanetve Whining Lancaster, Coln-
bus Cincinnati, lndiaI apOlls and ST. LouA. ~,
AT wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
beriani Harper's Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets purchased the VaIi-
Gus Onces on tie ne also at The Union Ticket 0hcr, OPP
poeite the LeVee Wheeling, Va and at te UnOh ONCE,
Pt Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. f-rl-.
SuPerint ndRnIis Oice, q & r r. JAMES FARMER,
cleveland, Jan R2 ls6S. jaiI25 supt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

SEWING MACHINES. t5.
II HAVE Tie Agency sesinP IIaciiues:prie
y slr Qap be Aesn my Iarehensr. soGi Sle
M @ts 5ss sEf Gro sfEIIFhs =
INUeENIA shirts, SleFa Ci6aii, etiaIH Wool siaVi1
II ollsRe FeaFfs hqairts fa lisp benus
sifgl Busklga stIIes dEfs hhttefs
tndtes And sfes liost IN
OpEs TIes lie d1 GiTeulAr Itin way iretSs i
nv tsng@U HEIEKELL = ~ IA kIE6Esg.i
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AAiEs Q! OllG, No Ii1 Main St. tsFs tVe u can tA
~ altentl01 wholesale and retail purchasers o. Ioos
and Sfatguagy % his Pail stock reeevedsY1: SOpI
Books o ~ kinds. from the aty hftssf Clge
giAaaiss Boels tiat1i elestl DfaHil ool
GSPy 6ee Books (leF a0thogl( hleile-
ysEOss st iee q hlhes Railt bles hffh ffls d %
e23 P9elrt Do oi Al s1Eiesi Nls beck -keepilE sli
innks. Jenny Lind Pens and al ti7 NUMBER tiotfs
tal1ees Pens neE i5sss thiE tgI ana 81
various pateptF.- lllsis lif1rta ofEar3clE
BAH Bsla late Hpqkl Ahilas - grspt Fnrietg. lsy
5oosi etsr 81. HANK ooks of eyerJ vafiEty5 Di6-
Fifs fof 1855 - al styles oFeT 90 rf
Car letter and Kate RspeFs. 5iaeFsnt ana sii-
GOLD rEs5,We tisl q eiii esI ititri q Sir
laFEg Rr g seiefe tst - ttolt nes ilaSiu
81 al nHr cd stQe<s Pa nnr oGsrFd . ~ M
EAlE9efEr, eEtIg 80. 5f 4. lio-efori 4
Ce21 Renp t9s ile af1 belf seIeft.
g ~ lhfls lllt - alpefioF ~.
/ Wea5dia eslf ftls afI5s II u -
% stock ~ FANCY GI41IO2EIiN Itcf ~ -,
. ne e1lily been Eept q tIscify
pi~a1r ell lill mise for Itfts1l
An qf the abare dnd uaaiiy kept II ~ F,o,
and tatiPHFEy iieg sa9l loTg b Aadat = 80
fsPSs III lfuip -. yskstlinr.Va
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Moore. WIlstaoh, Keys & Co.,
25 WEsT RoURFH sTRREF,
(JINONNAfEI

@S1&N
IMPORtING- SEATInNERS, mandfaetnFeFs % HenaofAn-
dum Pass aud Hank Books Of all styles, Bhie eEinf@
Book Jobs, and Medical Book guhshsTs great
pleasure Ia s0eiting the attSheon Of BuyeFs
thelr 1HaHsese &ork OF the GREAT STA PLEs in hrun-
ehes indtcated. They Cash sloft-TI1e
Buyers, Who veil esablfsd. Oui QqTes haf bound
Cap Hank Books, Is, - q1IreB fan bound cap blank Books
alnl9 blank BooHsr O qqs QuaIto Blnksi 5UB ET0Ss
Leaa ktuclss tRhsFss and other lakeFts
3U poFG tion. sdl ff0l1
Pen lIodas; 80 os Writing Blidl all stES 10 LAKE
stalds 80 de1 = f, ai ttlgsS 80 gro Wedding EnVel-
opes e1g0 EnTeloPest Az st1e 80 English Trsafniy
bl0ttuet itu ms ~ t, french and Tissue E-
peri rms istteT Faperf spyR Flas nath Papers, al
etytas NOE t4persT Col1E1grell, Letter,
Packet, etc., stcs Ito ns B6olsy hank laIi
100 dn1 Diaries for isS5s Lao leuoEandnm Books, al
Cases y CoF5in frs.ses oup 80 doSl Copy
Ihiftg the paeg % bnTf1
etgsk fresh p9iets l5V, dnd Exrhanf q fnvtd n
ffiL lf- AoOkEy WlGSIAfiiis EEFE = CO., q
naYd - Wet RouEfh S., Cileiinsti.s y Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

1878. 1S57-8
isit - - -.
PENNS SYN ANIA RAILROAD!
NTTlNtE9 ARRAs GE4fENr.OH aHf amer 1loSday, De.
THI F1sr aiAiL TRAIN leaves the passenger station
svsTy aofnln, Sundays 50 oei0ek, fIttsbol
lini., g, sTL r. Yinls u PhiiadslPlga a II - p.
me JOiuslovn Accommodation train leaves r1tiaburh
stations RUNNING ar as CSIenauIl FiTst Accom-
n9dahOp Tran iOVTTe CTsek BIidsrs dAilyI
Train for Turtle Crsek, Isaves. Iehvgs daily Sunday ex
ssptsls at 4ag Ills Third AeeoiImodstion Train
Turtle Greek ieVtS ddliy, except Sunday, So
RrtpTuing trains arrive In RtrbTEh FolloUs-AEx.
6sss'i iySo Y 9 a; S 2, q gShas.o1 Ase9@@o4a
Second Accommodation, 24i Third Accommodation eIj
Frjps for RiIlsyiae k5g sgsHsst a BIaIrsTns
via Mai T 1ast, tFlir West, ard
Pitts6urgh CohnrsVine Trains sioplins al an sta.
Ons Pittsburgh and COnnellsve R6aa daily,
pres Train S b n, liet6fhns T4aISs NON Pts5aTFh
aud COnnssvis Hoaiis sarVe - Plttsbursh. s5A aDd
Tue trayeIin paiis viii hd !, greatly to ler interest
IN gons ast o. WssttO tFaVl by The PsnhsyIrania Rail-
passed on any Other Fgus As the road L balastd with
y, speed and eOin1OTt all uO fAvor thsFoad With
Pare to Nss York SIS % -
=. PHILADELPHIA. ...............iO % ~ 9
=i :. sssillinorS'. --....''s g
- i's fIIaTFtsBdFg... ....-................ -
Baggage checked all statiohs the P6nhsyIVhnEa
RailFoad and % FHil1dsPh4 Baliinprs and MSE York
Ten Cents IN addition the rates from sta
p, N vsie ~ me ~ y 1 hIS S no SSSn % ~,
seyes for personal baggage only, and Tor an
81 BThe Excelsior OmnIbus Line, has been employ ed
eeDyey nd % ana from The Depot ata
Atthe r Z. 3. Passenger Station,
llnt On Liberty and Grant Ste, PittsbuFEh.
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- ~ WHLknNs sTAIIOK, Nos'. 7sh, 1851.
m and alter SUNDAY evening, Nov. Sth, the PaSsenyr
" trains viii leave this station daily S:lO M 4:3O
r ~, and 10 r Nj Whetling tune The AccSmm adRton
DAILY Concept sAndaysl sstO
Charge PasSsngeS at all tas principal stations bstWetu
Wheeling and Cumberland. The train s
diFeUntinusd d East end OF road. 4r fsaflf f-ffl
The Express train daily, at I4 r. NJ, will receive ard
DISCHARGE at the following stations Oiy BEN
wood, MoundsVille CAMERON burton, BtntOifs Ferry,
FaiEno PetteTnan Grafton RoWsburg, Piedmont, CnI
berlAnd, No l2 Water Station Sir JOIs Hun,
hArPer Perry Slonocaey, syEesville, and ~asinEton
Junction The Ma train daily. ls1eEpt Saturday, 10
81, will receive aud discharge passengers the prin
cipat stations.
The trains will arrive follows; Mail train NJ
press train 1t:45 A. NJ Accommodation train, Cum.
Oerland, ,Ht C:tS r. a., Wheeling tIme.
W. u. wOODSInE Sup't.
nON9 J. RORD, Agent. -
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Tl NOlkl, lAsPONDENTs.

concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
a business the 1ntrSencer, should be addressed TO
rs lroprietOrs.
ers CONCERNING tie editorial department of the paper,
,si the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Daly on one side OF the paper
In observance the above rules Will greatly oohge us
Ieure more prompt attention to correspondents than
" might otherwise receive
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N LAM On NEMsPAPNKs.

eonsitreG as wishing their subscrp
hy publisher az continue send them until all
rt.rases are paid. =,
IIy olces 10 Wcl they are directed, they are held
till they settled the bill and ordered them
I ubscribers remove other places withOutinform-
"a publish s. the papers are sent to the former d.
T,:l..L, tiiry vi, held responsible. -
.,irs u the unce removing and leaving them urcalled
,ti, tTiiau bicid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, NOrth-VVestsTD, and south
Western States BY eOutnnous R0Eay direct This road
also CONNECTS At Pittsburgh wh daily line Of Steamers
M pOrls oa the western kveFs and at Cleveland and sam
dusGy With Sratners TO all ports the North Weltern
Lakes; making the most ireci, cleGpet Gad FeiifJko
route BY which FREIGHT be forWbTdSd % and from
the Grtdf WeSt.
RATES BRFWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
PIRsT CLAss- --Boots, Shoes, Hats and1
saI 3 S md Se rer 100 ss
Eeatherss fuFs, Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND GLASS Domestic SteetahH,1 go
6rss & ans sasss sSais per loO ma
gn rolls or boxsslWoOi and sheep Psits
Eastward
THIRD CEAsS.-AnvIls, Steel, Chains I'm
easks,l Hemp Bacon, and Pork, salted re- ~ 81,
Co0ss oEin casks JTObaero Inapufaeu se PCT NV tOs
ed, Except cigars cuI,) sc. SC.
FOURTH OI4ASS-CoGee ,Fi,Ii, ,Baeou ,8eef1
Lad IaTi on sSil9. S5st eOe per lrc his
man Clay, Tar, Pitch ROsin. &c.
FLOu1.-Sl, per bill Until further nQliso. -siia
notice.
CVfToNee per bale no, exceeding 500 lbs weight. Int
further notice l.l'- tfl9
lp shinPlng goods fEQm any PoIpt east qf PhIIPael
Rdtkoqt - All Goods eOnsEnrd the asnts o. ts ro5
g rhiaisPha OF Pittsburgh, viz be fOruaEdsd Vaut
FhGisnT AeExTsC Y ITuns 64 KHby street Boston: II
QaIke, No AatOF House, and No william street aud John
NcDonua No Battery Pae. WHpTk; Pierce AGO zsnTs-
vLle, o; IfGin spF5ntnah & tou a.
Il o Aellfum, Madison fnd DunesTtI. Beii 90 and
Carter Jevstt, Louisville, Ky. q OiIlsley Co. Evans.
vile, lndi Z Sass, 81 LOUIS, No; Harris WSTmiey Co.
We Phi., fsnEi erh Co, Chicago, Ill; ; Glass FoTt
Wa1ns; lnd; SlssdsF, Phii MagTaI KoVns, Balti-
more; A steu art PittsburEh
y. ~ HUSTON, Gen'1 Freight Agent PhIad
iylyls HI. LoSIpAERF, suPt., AItOOHi, Pa.
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-
WHEELING 10 CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, EltANRFOkT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE
y lSGHSAE n 1iS. va CAIRO ;5 AAD d,, st. LStls %
Cincinnati, Whining ton and
3s'tfsA EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7ieeSee miles shorter Gg ti5s Route than ria.
{. F..oA t9tlm0us g CineiAnqtt
Take the Central Ohio Road to
e IAN ESVILLE, 6
And there cHANGE CARS and take those Of the @ W. z.
r TRAINS LEAVE zANkstiELE As FvLL0Ya:
At l20h li:iU ior Cibeinnati and a6ore,
East. u III = >''f' - -
This passes through N lxiugtou Laneaster Cir
clev.lle, Washinstons WnnstoH AaFrOWt Tcisst
lald most 6s@gtitHl part Of Ohio f
~ he particular ana AK for TlcEyts via. TIE O. W. AZ
short Line hAtl k0Hd. 7 t1 sf
FARE As Low As Py ANY OTHER ROUTE. g
For THROUGH II.ksts and ot.sr inioruAtsOn, inquire
UsiS ISEs9 0niss IN House on Matel
fS' '-e' = 49,
Z. GEsT, PRESS W. W. RA,LEY, Act. suP..,. 8
CineinhSu. ZanesVille, o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA =
~ g eet RAILROAD. s-f
E4ssE gzsszt: t.5sEi7z.s;s l1i.l
LZSEz--E-LsSzLz Ea-AAA
Great Northern ana SopLheIn n6ail Route
FOR NoRTHBRH, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. ) sAl7aa a.73 -
Twice DALY CSuneny night e4esptedl setgesn Rich
mpnd and Washington CITY Eis GerdOpEyiue ahd Alex
HouTs Of departure AZ Reh- 3efss
mQnd et5 A, -. and T30 P.
Returning leave Hashington-.-6 a. II. and P. n.
and f ~ SIS ItI sssllsI sT7zt
Arrive a. Rehmead. ..1ss0 p -. and A.Nel
BassaEe cheeks snd tieket5 Svea thTe7gh beee1 ieh
ntOnd aud WaShiuKt0n- -. si 2 ~ 2
TIEsR TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RkTT..
and being In excellent order, and CARVING EE GREAf
NORTHERS AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the beat fasr-
anteeof always becnFng is aOUn By agT-
vals daily Rishond and Washington city advance IS
the Steamboat line. -
An Omrbus El Be found always ready 70 take 6irlgk
ana tlflr 49, q apPaFel betleen
the tWU DepQts, free 0f charge, Win time
taketfeiT meals, whether going hdrtlf SOUTH
Through TIgets can Be obtalea betseen DauViIe and
Washington the Terminus Road, neaFiy COM
FletedtO DHnTie. An Aset u the Goi1dny viz receive
the Checks q plssenEeTB from tie DanVfle Rad and At
tend e their bagEAgs AZ hs ay . Weigtep e5hs Bal
Is sane tie naa ise as y s cd .ieanboas
route. 7H 20 l.il = = ~ r
change cars On the night line bstvsen eA-
mOnd and AieHandFta. .5>f' - fsfs
-
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FOR e information q strangers visiting the city pub
lib tie following the different Churches and their
in, aud place meeting. If there any Mistakes we
ril make the Necessary correction with pleasures
~ Nqtltu's, EsiscCldliaa, Corner Monroe ard Byron
lutss Rev T. t. PkRKiNs Rector morning services 10y
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EE Ling Va SATURDAY. MORNING. FEBRUAIaY 49, 1853.
TRANSPORTATION.

Iso7.e. 1s57-a
s
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER RoUrE

~ BE particular ask for TicSvts via. TIE O. W "a
Short Line hail kONd. lff saf rl.
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This route passes through n Lexington, Laneaster Cir
cleve, Washington, Wilmington Richest
shd most bsautiui part Of Ohio.
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S,IYs and after Monday January e. 1885 trains WIN r
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For THROUGH Ilsksts nd otlsr inforuaAton, elquir,
at Central Ohio Ticket Uce In thsSPFigg House Mate
street, Wheeling, Va. t,s iatitf
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oVrtCE-Corner of Main and Quincy street
" '' Entrance from Quincy st,

pln., per 1n1uIn ano.o :;
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

TRAINS LEAHE zANEHb1ELE As FULsL0Ha:
At l2lS ll:iO PAL, or Cincinnati and points a6Ov,
ON arrival OF Central UhiO Trains 1ro Mhrelng
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NJ MEKCHANTS' E HOTEL

TTNKXES Old ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
Il meet the demand upon its increasing business
has recently been enlarged by the addition Of num-
of
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

sY@ How often do men mistake the
love of their own opinions for the love
of truth.
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P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connecting via Panama Railroad with the Steamers
of the United States Mail Steam ship Company at As
pinwall for New York and New Orleans, direct.
DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

G@ A lady, describing an ill TEN
pered man, says: "He never smiles but
he feels ashamed of it."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
Dissolution.

'ItHE FIRM OF HUDSON, EILERNAN & co. Lis
n - Vis day dissolved by mutua consent, Geo. b.
htson nRving sold his entire interest in the firm to
IN In remaining partners, WILL. & B. Eerman-who
III ".n commune the business heretofore, under the
name nan and style Of HENRY EILERNAN & CO., who
psy an the Indebtedness of AMI authorized to
e0' ~ all monies due the firm of Hudson Eier,nan 4
w. GEO. B. HUD SON,
II. BILERMAN.
sSa..,, B. EIBERMAN,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

gB@ We lately heard of housemaid,
who, about to leave a family rather un-
expectedly, ndurged to givea reason for
it, simply said: q can't stay, the young
ladies speak such bad grammar
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

we believe, is the only authentic en-
graved portrait of Lady BYRoN-who,
by the way, succeeded to the Barony
Of Wentworth, few months ago, and
is now Peeress in her own right, as
we'll as a Dowager-Baroness by her un-
fortunate marriage.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
List OfAgents.
FOR SALE.

E@a II THIS OFFICE-An ex
W.-W.M A ceeni SUPER ROYAL PRINT
E&R>x1> ING PRESS, Washington patent
NAfSNEg also one of RI tGGLES' JOB PRESS
TY@zgA Es, in perfect order; together with
Esesssss75Eesa TYPE and mater ials sufficient to fl
out complete newspaper office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExcEPrED) BY
A S RANDALL & co.

A. s. RANDALL, 9. B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
O. W. DLooR, W. BoULwAGE, J. 0. HEATLEY,
JOHN H. RIDGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

g@Now, have the public been dis
putting, for these twenty years, which of
the two is greatest, Schiller or myself!
two such fellows to dispute abount.-
Goethe.
"a A vocalist says he could sing
"Way down on old Tar river" if he
could only get the pitch
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-10

9Y@ Are those pure canaries, ask
ed gentleman of bird fancier, with
whom he was negotiating for pair
eyes sir" said tile dealer, confidential
ly. raised them ere birds from the We
ry canary seed.
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TERM
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insertion 81 so. When advertisements are inserted
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For halfa square of six lines, and more than three
lines, per month, 81 For three lines per month S5
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Weights and Measures.

TUSF REUEIVRD PER EXPRESS FROM
- NEW YORK
50 oz. Strychnine, in Crystal.
25 lbs. Iolide Potash.
25 doz Assorted II lr Brushes,
II do India Rubber Combs.
"a do do Hair Pins
so do Court Plaster, Black and White.
"a do Assorted French Pomades, extra fine.
"a do Wells pllsters.
50 do ASS Jrtsl Tooth Brushes.
Which, together with full assortment Of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, are offered at pri-
eesflower than by any other house in this city, by
RICE COFFIN
mYebls- ST., opposite Wells. Fargo Co.'s
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GB~ ONCE in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
anil Second street.
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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter. The aim of
the pa fishers will be to make it a good paper and
Suttabc Offering for friends in tn Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annum; 50 for six months; 81 for
three months