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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

1878. 1878
Is - - E :s.sE
PENN SXLV anna RAILROAD!
NSTINTf:N NRnANGEaiENT.--oua aud a,=r Monday, De
TN PAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every except sunday, T5r o'clock Pittsburgh
I'm, aTT.l.aEs "a s1tlsa,iri"a al ll."e = 10.
a. 80.
The Johustosr. Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
stations, aud running Corieaaus. First Accom-
notation Train Cor Turtle Cr.e; bridge leaves daily,
Train for TuT,ie Greek, leaves, leaves daily, sunday
gs.ri, q" 80 IN. te li,lrl acegllodaoL, tt"'A i'r
Returning Tr.ins arrive Pies burglt f0lows:-Ex-
oa II a. H. . ia! .ItI t;r a, ,,otjs a
Second Accommodation II a.; Third Accom- clinton, 6ly
?.
Trains FOR BiaTsvIe and TudIrq, 8airsvllc
Intersection VIII Mail Train East Iyss es' ana
Pittsburgh Coarpisville Trains stepping all
ons on the 'tsbGrg ana Conneiis'ie Road leave i':y
press Train, 3,3s p. strupg Trai T!Itsbur 81,
anu Connellsyie Toad arrive al PttsU,rgh, S5 ana
travelling puDls VIII find greatly to iheir Interest
East travel by tie PrnsS Rail-
any other As hc roud Is bsiiHsted with
stone, entirely ire, fro ,.,st " can roiae safe
~ speed comfort, who may this
th-iT patronage.
Pare 20 New Yors. .........................$i3 90
=. = Puiis,ig!p, ,sl.-.--.- ................ft
:. Ht.l.a"r5''. ...r----'...' > %
g . harrisburg. ........ : .
Baggage Checked stations on the Pennsylvania
Harosd ana tlalelfl,ia Paurrpre and N.,s York
Pa erers purchasing tickets tie cars charged
T~n Cents ~ al :iIion 70 the Station fro sta
c.s !5... h no caSpSay viii hold them
'eiys ssFeaie Tor Psr.onai bAgeE; only ana for an
N.Tae Exeglst9s um,Jas Line has been 9loyed TO
tonvey PasFerGc: NJ Baggage 70 nHl from the Depot, NJ
csrs 'tte exceed . cents for iea passenger Ad bag
For Tickets aP'y'o A,. P 4 sTF FH.,i1 s4 Amt
! Jaa' on Liberty and Grant SIS, Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
REAT DIST RESS nd losses the East: Railroad
II Stock, Bank Stock all goods forced the MarSet
and sold struinous prices to the Importer and
haTS just returned from the EasttTt cities anu have
purchased goods those runsus price, and nos ovr
customers rn the pebble generally, goods made rp
qrler, in Goats Pants and Vests the sad
fashionable and read yras ci3kir 2 loVer than tiey
have een offered this ma-k.t. You vii are
clothes the you heretofore pssi Tor
Core and huy ,oe2sl = u ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
REMOVAL

Planes. NteOtsons, All every kind Of musical iustry
Uivnts tnagi and repaired.
- All so s warranted 1t this establishment nnv5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
RamOvaI-
PIn,1rhsi PionghsI,

TIOAS rs 70 ~ ti5-
HAVE heen appointed ~7ia S=ut f1r -'ils -tr . t'N
o. Everett K BisnS-n '--l-1rsL-t
LEVER PLDiTGHS. .r
These T1icEl-ls il .- -.zzsli =- -lr n'
f-re IN ili= market arif a.t-r;iaH % filsr7 e.
chant j. diTe-trli 10 ii-1. ken caTztiaf- iT Go
different numbers, to;-ther With points r,s-
aass s. = VA. ,f---i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock g; snset r;se, musical works c
Ia :iTs Western cnUatcs.
~ Aiusie seat t. anr aIiress postage free. *
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

HEAON 2tS.
VIZ undersigned grateful patronage thev have
received fvo7a the citizens Wheeling and the public
generally, ts old stand RESPECTFULLY ask co!,t'nu-
ace 90 ;Ae their location No. rs Main be
turrn Monroe ana Union streets
We purpose. al seasons, keen s'c an assortment Of
CUISN, Glass, QJsENSwARE, HOUSE STEAM pOAF
Furnishing Goods hand that wl most likely TO u
the tS>te o.: 'ili who favor h ;helrpatrcnage.
oir Rooms 'rr sracio auerd'ns facilities unsurpassed
ia the West 70 ship goods advantage. aside from
or RetSiiiuS ami packing department shall
keep on hand original PacaCes OF assorted oue-nsre
Sslnts 20 this section cOlntry West
which will b. ofered n sinai! advance cost
Connected s:th this house, Is a FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY: tcsi-s Merchants NAV RELY u,op
Syins the eaT from the East TO this point, by buying
tfeir Glass sud CUseuSSa=e from -.
!, x DCNHAM ( CO.
mia Nn. li3 Main st, between; Monroe J--ay,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
New Arranremsn+

New Arrange
WOULD the Subscribers fer papers, Period
eals &c. whose names have h=sn Transferred
'ir. To5ins Books, that receiving
Gals &c. regularly, AMI lil request tsss above referred
70, 70 call At IL lain street wishing ,I5sr1tine
subscriptions, w peuSe aivS= Is ;'atUe may
preserve their copies. W. have received
elegant Family Bhe; also late publ -1tons- Mrs
Mrs. S9u;huorth's Works Everything Book ami
Stationery line be hal Cheap Book Store No
III Min stre-t. ranial Jas. Q OFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
New 3 5oks.
Music. Music music

Music, Music, Music.
I TST MUSIC, lust rvs=iTssl tfis rnoEBias:-
II shower OF PeaFis-I.a MtTz-Gzi.s.
Way do sumner Roses Faies Child or the Rcsia.eut-
rambler VIE - look ar;i Laitler QlieS Step
National Union--oidreE's Fln=raI
Long long Weary Day.--I ave To Mother Nov.
selma, 'r star Of tis eveuias--So -Sie1t There
song Of the Captive:-The Day or Mother D..d.
Tarsntslia---IAs Rock Beside the S=a-
Iiie Trou5adoaE's SSonE.-O'er he Lone Sea
The Last Meeting with th- Old Folks
And others too mention No charge z loo
cs- call AMI see. f3ri5i PAYNE Z &C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Local.

WILD CATs.-- Quite an excitement was created in the north part of Torrington some fortnight since by the that several wild cats of extra ordinary size had been seen in the vicinity. num- Der of young men turned out. and near the house of James Whiting, Esq. MT. Harmon Loomis and two others discovered of the varmnts and let fly at him with three good charges of buck shot, which at length quieted all his dreams about hen roosts and geese feathers. He was a monstrous bird for these parts, seme 3} feet long and 2l inches high An other has been shot at. and tracks of third dscov- cred in the snow. They are doubtless an immigra tion from the delectable region of Meekerown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
State Items.

The Norscich Aurora, Democratic print, in speak ing of our late convention says " The nomination of Mr Buckingham was quie unexpected here, but it was the best thing the convention could do. He is a public spirited, generous and intelligent man, and is highly esteemed in this comm unity where he is best known He surely is worthy of any honor which his friends may have the power to confer upon him."
 A boy II years of age caught pickerel mp near Winsted the other day. weighing Al lbs. A pretty big haul for small boy, we think.
 "A wildcat, 4 feet long, feet high. and weigh few days ago. Another was killed near Bridgeport on the Eth ult.
 Widow Lois Johnson died at Harwinton, on the 18th ut. aged 9l years her descendants number II children. 56 grandchildren, 29 t-grand ch- dren, great-great grand-child.
 .-Selah Galpin, of Westield society. Middletown kept last year fifty bens and also strict account of their produce and their cost. These fifty hens have laid fve-hundred and eight dozen eggs rais- ed thirty chickens consumed thirty four bushels of buckwheat Some of the bullets commenced laying in the the Fall, when about six months old, and laid enough. perhaps to make up what the hens would have laid that had the chickens. They are none of the new kinds. now in market, but the real old fashioned kind, brass mounted &c. Are there any biddies that can beat emf
 --The Housatonic Railroad Company have entire ly disappeared until further noice the operation of the branch road between Van Deusenville and the ssate Line. The mail fs carried by horse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

AGENCY FOR SECURING PATENTS Our readeas will notice the advertisement of R. H. Eddy, Esq, Bos- ton, whose extensive Agency for procuring Patents has been in successful operation for upwards of twen ty years Few, perhaps. are aware of the immense advantages it affords to those having business at the Patent Office, in Washington. Mir. Eddy has every facility for securing patents in the shortest possible time, both in this country and in Europe and his
 long experience, and great success in business qual- fy him to give valuable advice to inventors touch- ing the validity and patentability of inventions. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all popels or drawings for patents, are executed in the best manner and every detail of business necessary to se cure the rights of inventors by legal authority, is attended to with fidelity and skill
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

HoII0wAYs OINTMENT AND PlL1s-It is danger- ous 10 suppress an ahscess with the astringent oit ments in common usc Hcllowav's famous nng,,enk operates on different principle It does not close the issue superfcially, while
 " Foul corruption mining all within
 Infects unseen ;''@
 but purges the cavity of all acrd and infammatorv matter, and cxpes every particls of the poisonous virus which generates the pas. Consequently there is danger cf the disease breaking out in another place. The same principle applies in all eruptivc and glanduar affections The Pills which are cer- tain remedy for all complaints of the stomach liver and bowels, may he benefcialy used as an aperient medicine. while the ointment is removing any exter- nal disorder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

'E>HE subscriber having bought of H. w.
 \ ADAMS his entire stock of Goods, the busi ness hereafter will be conducted under the firm Ui Charles Bishop.
 We would cordially invite ali old patrons of tho store and all others who may Le in want of any Al tcles usually kept in country store to call and sx anime our stock before purchasing elsewh here.
 We shall endeavor to keep goud an assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, Hartlwae and Cutlery, Crnckery Boots and Shoes, &c.,, &c. |, as can be found in the country which we shall ai- "ays be happy to show. and hope by attention to tue wants of customers to merit the confidence and patronage of all. He pectfully,
 39 CHARLES B. BISHOP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

TIE WoRsr OF THE IsMs-'' Don't talk to me atout y.ul political isms.'" said fa,ctious old ya!etnclnarlan, II tell you there s no ism on earth, so bad as Rheumatism The venerable suf ferer was right St. Lawrente's gridiron or Qua,i- mozln's pallet of fire was not more emphaticaily bed of torment than the couch of the martyr to Rheumatism. It is generally considered by the fac uty one of the most obstinate as we'll as one of the most painful cf aadies and it certainly does resist all ordinary remedies with extraordinary pertinaciy Sklll and science, however, in this age of progress seem to master all opposition. and even this painful di ease entrenched among the muscles and interkn as It were with the sinews and tenons of our frames Is compelled to yield to the curatves they have pro- vided
 We have it on unquestionable authority-thc tcs- timony of patients themselves-that Rheumatism however deeply seated may be cured by the regular and per sistent application of Holloway's Ointment This we feel assured, will be welcome intelligence to thousands of sufferers, bed ridden by the disease or limring with stfened joints alcng the pathway to the tomb In climate where the quicksilver makes a leap of thirty degrees up down tl com plaint of course is prevalent enc, and in our new settlements at the West along the alluvial borders of our great rivers, in the hemlock swamps of the South, and in all low and damp locations. few per sons reach the age of f.rty years without rheumat ic visitation. It is clear, therefore that prepara ion which will afford immediate relief and effect eventually thorough cure of the complaint, must he of especial value to the people of this country We cannot reasonably doubt in view of the well at tested statements which have been laid before us sustained as they are by circumstances within our own knowledge, that the Ointment referred to will effect that object and amolg all the benefits which the discoveries of that celebrated physician and phi 1anthropist have conferred upon mankind, this is certainly not the least important Many indus triOus ter of the soil, whose services are needed in the field, is at this moment htngushing on bed of sickness the hands that should guide the plow or grasp the spade, rendered powerless by Rhema- tism. Many toler in every branch of productive
 labor is similarly situated, and can imagine with what joy these sufferers would hail the of i'm. mediate cure To all such we feel justified in recon mending this balSalnic remedy, the application of which, with the aid of few doses of Holloway's Pills to regulate the internal organs. would feel assured restore them to health and usefulness x. '. ISunday Times. ,.sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

The Convention to nominate officers for the Spring Election, met in Hartford last Thursday. The As semby was probably the largest of the kind. which has ever convened in this State, showing the inter est manifested among us. regarding the principle of Republican Democracy. An entire change of of hcers has taken place, and the ticket stands
 For Governor, WM. A. BUCKINGHAM, Norwich
 q Lieut. Gov JULIUS CATLrN Hartford
 Sec. of State JOHN BOYD, Winchester.
 . Treasurer. LUCIUs J. HENDEE, Heron.
 Comptroller. WM. H. BUELL. Clinton
 The ticket is an unusually strong one-and noth ing affords more pleasure than to chronicle the name of JOHN BoYD, for Secretary of State Our country owns no more dignif and thoroughly qualified man, for such position and we feel the whole State will welcome the day that shall make him Sec, etary of the dear old Commonwealth.
 The spirit of Republicanism which pervade,l the Assembly, and produced this ticket will be welcome throughout the Union
 A Bristol correspondent of the Press sreaks of the death of ttai Curtis of that town at the age of 74 and says, for the last forty one yea-s he has mostly resided in the neighhorhood in which he died He was never married, and d ring that De- rlod, excepting the last two months If his life he has generally, during all seasons of the year. slept and ate his morning and evening meals in his neigh
 
 During the most severe winter weather, he would decline the invitation of friends to sleep in their houses. He had an excellent education, and was well informed He has no relatives in this state and has left fair property respectable num- Der of friends gave him decent Christian burial We shall miss old Ittai from streets.
 Miles Merwin, Jr. an uncle of the mysterious- ly missing young man.. Sage, writes letter to the Courant in explanation of that mysterious af fair: but he fails to shed much light upon the subject. He claims that it was proved to the sat isaction of the Supreme Court that young Sage was not murde,ed as has been supposed. but was now alive and had been seen by those intimately acquainted with him, so that they could not be dccived'' N:
 This may be but why not produce him? On this point Mir. Merwin says, ''As to whether it would be advisable for his friends. to produce him in the present state of excitement, if it is in their power, is not for me to say,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
NEW YORK MARKETS.
DR. BAuMBAcK in his travels on the Cape of Coco

Hope says:
 I found very frequently among the Dutch Boors of the back country Ayers Cherry Pectorale which they keep hung up by thong around the neck of the bottle to peg over their hammocks. Indeed this seems ts be their sole protection against the throat and lung disorders which quite prevalent among them. I thought it a speaking comment on the practical genius of the American people, that they should furnish the staple l believe the only remedy this people buy to use. Asking if they used the same manufacturers Pills they told that bet ter purgatives grew all around them than anybody could prepare
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
.10fice.

fE HE legal voters of the Town of Litchfeld are II hereby notified that the adjourned annual Town Meeting will be holden at the Town Room in said Town. ,n hoNi AY the lst day of February, 1858, at ocl, ok P. M.. to make provision for re- pairing highways in said town, laying taxes and doing all otfer proper business
 Litchfeld, January A. 1S5S. . C. SMITH,
 ANSCN c SMITH,
 JACOB MORSE, JR. Selectmen
 DANIEL STODDAED, 39 ANDREW MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

Es- any invalid has denied himself the privilege of taking '' Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy through fear that it might contain some mineral poison, let him read what is said of its composition in another ccl umn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
SPEsE4L NOTICES.

An adjourned smeeiing of the Executive coa- mittee of the Liici,f-id County Agricultural So- cir,y. will be held at the Mansion House, in ihi IS town on "Wednesday, Jan 27th 1858.
 WM. F. BALDWIN, Rec See.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

1H Has your physician told you that $ Bliss Dys- peptic Remedy was composed of mercury, or any mineral preparation? Read in another column whether it De 50 or not.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
DIED.

In this town. 4th inst Mir. MILES BUEL. aged 8 In Dutch Flat Placer. Cal Dec. 16th M. BROWN, aged about 27, formerly of Winsted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
CAUTIoNs

" ing SYLVIC OIL of any persons except our authorized agents
 We give this notice from learning that the com mon ude Ro>in Oil is offered in 7orns of Lit,i field county Sylvic Oil and Icing suitable 1, burning in our lamps. which is totally JaLs and We caution all purchas. and consumers to beware If such Gil It is spurious and imposition upon he pub Kc. and any person persons who are selling as above liable for damages for using our trade marks and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 Our agents for Ninsted are M. & J. c. Camp Co. WolcSttville, Charles , cNeil.
 SYLVIC OIL co,
 Office No 10 Cedar street. New York, 39-6t Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Y TO CURE A COLD.

RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER TAns,-Now; while winter, with its burthen of colds and coughs is with us think remedy that will relieve such yisita. tons should be highly przed, and all &ho know the worth of this remedy. will do as we do--prize 1t doubly. Take double dose of DR. SAxronDs IxE vIGoRAToR and it will give greater relief than any other medicine tried. for we have rarely to repeat the dose to be entirely free from Cough and as as the lungs have time to throw of the col+ lected matter. the cure is complete As a family medicine, for the cure of Bowel Diseases Worms, Derangement of the Stomach and Liver. we can re. commend st knowingly. (See advertiscmeAt.)
 OxyaENATED BrrrERs-This peculiarly eficaciods medicine, ss a remedy for Dyspepsia has no equal. and trial will satisfy the most skeptical sufferor that its value cannot be overestimated It will cure Dyspepsia.
 gY" What is BLISS DYSPEPT1C REMEDY com posed of? Read in another columnf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
To our Patrons.

o o1A4 6 G& tA o1xee G HOULD you ask why this notice, why VIC E3 thus so loudly call, I is to tell you. we want Money, Money for to pay
 our debts; Debts contracted in good faith. faith once pledged
 must be Redeemed at all hazard Now wait no longer do
 not hinder Such glorious e nsummation devoutly to be wished
 for.
 (7t cruelty to the point ) We wish to settle with every with whom we have open account So one and all, please let ths notice suffice.
 We have large stock of goods in our line of which we are selling at greatly reduced prices. Particu- larly in the Rubber line prices unheard of for this market. .f We have just received an extra large assortment of Gentlemen's Ladies, Misses and Chidren's HIGH BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPS and SANDELS cheap for Cash cnly. ...,. Ali to whom we are indebted please call without delay and take your cash - ..
 MEAFoY MUNSON Litchfeld, January 19, 1858 ,39-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
MARRIED,

January 18th. WILLIAM JACKSON to JANE. MCGEE of Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
dBe fittbdtIo Gnqn.rer
News of the Week.

fdtohheld. Conn, Thursday. Jan. 21, 1888
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22
NEW 8 ITEMS.

MISSIONARY BIsHnP.-The RI. Rev. Sr
Bishop, r. G. Browneil, y. ID. has appoint
ed the Right Rev. James ". 0tey, ID. d.. "a
the Office Of missionary bishop Of Arkansas,
made variant By the dpcease Of the lamented
Bishop Freeman, and liz has consented 70 &C
erp, The charge.
TAXES REsrcEp.-The State Of Georgia is
in the happy condition % having abundant
revenues 10 meet all the needs Of the State
Government without drawing largely upon
the pockets of the people. We notice that
me prolific source Of revenue is the profits
from tie State railways.
The Item says that there is remarkable
negro hoy in Polk county. lie has two faces,
llsed On opposite parts of the head. with
mouth. nose and chin. 50 perfect that il il
impossible to tell which is the front face
when the hpdy is hid lrnm view. lie Is about
TX years old. healthy. a. very sound mind
runs and plays aiming uiher children with al
much sprightlines. as could be expected from
one 81 hrs age.
We saw 10 this city a lew days since 4
parsonage who may be regarded as worth,
companion for the teritable Tom Thumb
His name is Moses Porter. sun Of VIM. Por.
ter, Of Bedford county. Pennsylvania. Hi
age is 81 years. height , feet 9 inches. and
his weight 45 pounds. lie is quite sprightly
in his appearance. intelligent, and, apparent.
", quite active. w. Htraia
A formal, fashionable sisitur thus addressed
little girl: "llow are YOU, my dear J
/" Very we'll. ! thank you," she Replied
The visitor then added: !" Now. nv dear, yot
should ask me haw am" The child sim
ply and honestly replied /: :" | don't want Il
know"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22
COMFORT ron THE AGED.

The Montreal Transcript. speaking Of WIsiar's Bal.
samof Wild Cherry, June u. says We believe il
70 he generally recognized useful medicine BY
medical men, aud we can state with perfect Truth and
sincerity that 10 one case with which par
ieullry acquaintcd-,ha Of old gentleman AZ least
eighty years Of age residing few miic from this CITY.
AMI Who is troubled a. times with an asihmaiical com.
paintihe most decided relief s obtpiued whenever he
makes use Of The lalssm; this ct the advanced period
Of lie which be has arrived Al. may be considered an
unansscfatic proof 81 IL virtues"
Look out for limitations.
Sold Nv agents every where.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrap.
per.
seth W. Fovie & Co. rs Washington Street. Dos.
ION, pfopfieiofs sold BY their agents everywhere.
cjs For sale in Hillsbofeush by J. e. Webb & Co..
10 GlcensJorough BY Dr.. l.. J. Patrick
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22
Obituary.

Died, 10 somerv;l'e, Tennessee, on To slay night
the 27th Of August. Mrs. MAReAREI J. RE,yks. wife
George w. Reaves. Esq aud daughter Of the late Levi
Mcolum Of this place, aged 80 years. She was mar.
red IN 1896, and removed with her husband 70 Somer-
villc where they have since resided she has left a
disconsoaie husband and seven children to depIore
their lass. In the community in which she long re.
siied and in the midst Of which she died. she had nc.
quired high character for simplicity and iuhfulness
and her many virtues, and flr her kind and sympa.
thetie manners. She was a faithful and devoted wife
and mother and spent useful life 10 the care Of
numerous family, laborng with unlng energy 70 pro.
mote the welfare and honor Of those around her.