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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

LIMITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY and
y PEOPLES UNION NofD BY p H WILCOX SONS
Invention OF the tim,a A Perpetual INTRoDUcER,
negotiating for for perpetual subscribers best terms
aid benefits the beE patrons patronage throughout the
Urion ard foreign lands the best Edustors Of all nations
Teachers and Peoples Meeting aud Correspondence Daily g'ea
Naiionsi school Nego.s,o from to l2 and "a O'clock
registering names, wants merits Investments deposs dona
Changes edenns the checks fast a. po..ela q. one Or ty'
per The ersstion or r other services Rsad M
vesnent for all, SIS IS, $40 Sis 4z5 So Sl1O g. full
check promising negotiations snd Life Membership renewing
sns each being interest snd
netotat9 In the wo5 'uns nearly every nt1'on
cunt 70 all with resve benefit smost 'ae aud feasible
TO pupils sid.g the des,ue all sharing the find Gem
Register the acquaintance aud hep o. al taking poce of
70 thcmspd eserre one handr.d dollars for better system Of
neotaou inviting the patronage aid cooperation OF ALL with al
Education the hope of Parents Of the church ana Of
country The phEFESEScks HisI AND hDvrsEks
tue Rev +. Buchsrd d.; me Rev l. 5. ysnes d. the
Rev. 81. s. Hutton D D.; ths Rev; W. Williams, D. D
e,q, Geo " Besse ESQ, w IL Tyler. NJ; Prot II Web
e IL F,oi i Pe fiS@ T Hastings: 4 e: the The Rev
eD d D.; The Rev. D. C. Van Norman. 4 ~ Prof J. !.
over D. d Hon. Thee dofe Frelnghly,sp New -Brswes
IG ra.nns the Rev. J. Boyd Monroe Mich the
Rev IL p Tsppao D. D. Ann Arboi, Mich fot u L. He.'
so h Rfy b s. Ban'' r. A.U s.od sa s
Baltimore Md E. @. Tyler A. NJ, niaiaus N 4. the
kv M: fs;SSn % f Fa., HfI 1 gP,.n s:a Maas
Sin: Stag i tsq s Rev H. WE " Btedsd Sa sos N
i,p' N ": r. P Weston esq Gorhan Me the Rev, C Wal
le Cbari,,ton s. C. H. p. 81 Lesn d PoushkeepsIe,
N y Leps1d H. Carney, MaIf'ee'boro Tenn the Rev
VVANTED.-A Student, wishing sea voyage
y tong 70 Europe or a. CLERK SHIP The
ene,s given. Address Box Ne. 20 Yellow Springs, oho
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N-OTICF 70 LUMBER DEALERs.-FO>

N WESTON BRONSON, manshsc.lfeu and vAs!ssss
d,xe1r Ia LUMBER, Painted Post, s.saesn Cc1nty.
,c ,sp;y hand large sssonent u s kiods Of saved
Lumber Ls Pckts Shingles Fence Rail- Drssse3 H.o,is6
C.ire &C. Dealers 30 with assortment OF SLAboNsA
frNBER wi ns here Inducements uneqaaed In any oss'
part of the sGs.e ,~. ..x.,
All kinds OF PLASING and MATCHING done 70 oses
I1nrr n, ppd by New York aud Eide Raios5 or esssssc
10 GAIA COfpns and shipped :. Ios.@ - ms ~
70 any place on the canal or 20 nsw n LDs' - "
All o-5ers By mail promptly attended, Io
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Gonses ano farms tuanteo.

WIANTED-The SECOND FLOOR of nice
w houe in Brooklyn for sentlemsn, wife and chilli
address stating rent hich mus BE- low a1G VIII
be pr, mptly paid, ". l.. BARLOW Brooklyn POstOfce.
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1nstrudlor.

4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. Appls:on
~ BuileDs No SO srosdsC-A p,.-i,. m.,,,a ,sr ,so
y,ps sehoos ADD Asten ie' -he sVmp r..scss .rl
r,ss s5,Gas ssp' 80 Ppsd VIZ r:s.r' Re. q
ADss,s ccl,t.. Dr L'ven M~op, PEI Geo y R,s, as
WASTED IxNEDT,rEDY-ro 20 ssu,A and w..,. ,,,.
'a AA'HAA' A'' NS.i ssrh sScsi "a ,e
4 FEW more PUPILS can b. accommodated at
~ wOOdl.wn sminAry In 'hs retired and eehsa,f s'i,a
~ thoroGsk .docs,on in the vaos. s.ncses Of rpa.ss
E.sh Me, smsps % ard DSs.,.s St,ss "A ., ss..s.s
Mn. VIM a, BULL, wi.'o0, r.ise'd Co Gear.
Ri. Rev SAMUEL BOW MAN, A.. B:.a'p cd rsns
H,s @ G css: fMT;Ss Msi. % @SS sy Rev. N Me. wis r.
Ss.Is. e.paoa, s:a wisso aoS Assam wnsass \ Y.
New l. hr>es,, seI~Li Hon J. " S'nypsSAD', "Aaes-
EDUCATlONAL.-A College Graduate, who
- has bad ample sxseenee an instructor IN The asAeY
n.sa:a = ,sS r ,sS. Cav, .os who had =
sCoNNECTlON with some pcc,sbse s.sitr,cn ~h-r.
eres. E R, No IS ve.ey-.t, ~ Y, Sos Ne 1H 4 rusaI
nssSyew with parties preferred
FLUSHING INSTITUTE.-Thi. SCHOOL for
l. BOYS At uships L h.s he,u long ssh.A.d. The
Pyto AFAkVhiLo YnneisA-
GYMNASTICS, CALISTHENICS, &c.-A
~ Gertsuan thoroughly qualified &c Instructions in the
,eove prepared to male .Iransenents wis Prnsess Of
avail themsevss q bis services very b-l AaeTess
&. Box No ls2 Tribune ofce. Hshesi sfernee's given
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
Xl LADIES, scar BOsrON-ror health. borseesch nAns
winning 10 TIE Mystic River t.Als ks far Catalogue, -
er.ss Mia p SMITH, Bostor, Msss
Mrs. OKILL will be prepared t. receive her
vi Pupil. WEDNESDAY Sept IS snd bep-s for their
pon o, attendance Any communications addressed 10 Nts
a. her rsdepce Nos ard 10 Chorpsce ~ T., Si -ecelvc
in G ctists attention.
MONS. l.. DE GRAND-vALs FRENCH
WI BOARDING SCHOOL. Collegiate aud Commercial In
suiaon, Hudson Terrace, Hobokeu N J.
DEV. d. {. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ, (tcrmer
III Pnneir. Of Ru,ses Fen.le lnsitre win %. W
open his INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES q, No % Eass
Fh ct Un,on'qgNe, on MONDAY The 18th Ssp:.mesI
neat. Circulars may b. ob.ined 81 iIlSOS PHlNNElS
Book store No. ssl Brosiwsy,f. RAfNOk HOWE FEk-
RVS, No 70 Bovery and BY soaz.sslus he PRINCIPAL
q 100 A YEAR PAYS the BOARD and
VI SV TUITION ofs Espt.msn OF lady q. the HUDSON
RIVER iNSTil UTE Ciav.rsk. C0llmbis County Y. Ex
perenced nteuen s The head Of eaa Of the
dersrimen,s. Term opens Sept. H. -
Rev. A. FLACK A. N Principal
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Boar6 an0 Rooms.
&cnses 10 Get.

OFFICES to LET in the Bible House, Astor-
" que in the TessaTer's Of,e entrance 4h
ITO LET-The lst, Cd and Sd LOFTS in house
i No 23 Csnsl u Broadway, fronts both streets
eeby hesd for any kind Of light business Apply az No.
2s7 csr shs,. stsirs.
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BHil6ins Materials.

Jersey LITTLE FALLS FREESTONE.-
u TLh Company ppNed 10 fonish thsir celebrated
This well ard favoIabJ Known to requirs y exs
putting quality and besu,y very ars- numeer Of ths
been built from Ills stone, among which kw may D. asu
nered: In tbe City Of New York-Tnity Church Thniy
Chapel Trinity AonUmeIt; Church MsdsoA sqlasei ne
Tsbernsce Church corner Of 3h and 6th TsJ2rs st
loon, and Bank Of New York In PbsdsPhis- so,a
America Pubshinr House Presbyterian Bout and nam.
In Bos.on-E. wEIssnd Life Insurance Conp4aye 11cAS,
Atbeprum s.yinxs Bauk snd Mechanics lgsl,n< oe.fo
Rovr aons. Den Rssouned Church snd C1ston Hoass In
ine CIV a. New,rt with many batrsI 10 ~ tie sbcye-
The Conp.n, have now 90 hsrd ready fr imnedss eelv
erI s5gG N. Rube Ahlu ard Blding stone ror rfms
.1 -, - ,tcs .nslv :. ,he of u the Company No Hsn-
over BxiJipzs ". Y. W. SpNpDAhD, IIe,.eoH--
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1.-TWO Millions" New Edition Now Ready.
DY TIE AUTHOR OF
ID NOTHING TO WEAR"
d. APPLETON Co. Daoli.n ths dsy striking Society
Po.n Of universal interest, entitled
1.-TWO MIBLJONSt"
By WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER ESQ, .
the suthor Of hot most spirited sni slcce pfoaH'uoh
NOTHING TO WEAR"
which had .xsrrdiusry circulation both sdss OF the At
l.atc and every where ioted spPs1ded and msed
1.-TWO MILLIONS"
h dpsuhsd By eli the brill ch.sctes.cs OF the writer
10 wit tendtrness and viii b. found in al respects
equal, il Lot supeiior . - ~
=" NOTHING TO WEAR"
1.-TWO MILLIONS;
SMALL RACrIVE l2no
L Fancy BosIds, 81 cents
d. APPLETON & Co,
NEW-YORK.
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o. NEW YORK, THURSDAY AUGUST 3, 1893 PR
CHANCES for Dnsiness Hlen.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT can be made
"A in Ii. PURCHASE of he PATENT Of . new STEAM
SAuSE TIE instrument very ,cess ne sss oiSS sSS
ss. One Ct ;ss nst,umen can p sen I'm N F G as
srS q rrpo. aer .S upSu caEsNufwooD Nos
IL and IA waren.st
A SCHOOL for SMALL CHILDREN to LET,
A in BROOKLYN With ser.ee .p,Itmen'' to pi''y o. n,'
ton pies.n md es.ir.bs Ps,se.so. mmed.ey Address
wv. NJ y p. Brooklyn POssokce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FhorEFIY ss sALE M II. @ I'D ssscy
q s,:s Cotton F.eoIy containing ,s 49, Am Am
eIiouse Sloci' q bch Boainehou,e. ,hs ,of-
Gent for he aceouuodsiion Of the Mn' brick shop
Sier buildings A Az. Sr.neh R.iiesd one ns in ens6
en5e.ra FL The Western KAlTo.d w.srpower adsSSss S
re, Of Land yips on both sides Of he ChcoPe Aye' N
Hsa; Ses "a Ess ss1
spriIs@6s p @ g. .; W HOLT siihs Mil or BAksro" and
7 ORD's PATENT COUPLING.-This valuable
and public sensay It oce9pies only three et in the inside
crcs turning your carriage eanlo, upset The wheels
which ior laie, s Invaluable The right fr hi. ey
for 'e e1chsnEe Cs snd see The model st No s1 Broad
"'' where ''' '''P' ''' a'" Z e G. eHiSr
DARTNER WANTED-Wi.h $4,000 to $4,000
In sweleabished manufacturing business, with large
G raS r y. IL 81 can an i s n sa @ 70 Pr cs1
on the investment None but principals neee spPy to j. X
Tribune Office.
DEFRESHMENT PRIVILEGE for SALE-On
~ board the splendid Sesner COMMODORE, her great
Excursion Trip TO Newport leaving Saturday evening returning
Monday morning Apply Office Pier No Is North River
WANTED-An ACTIVE PARTNER, with
w caih capital Of $4,000 70 engage Ia business wh offers
hau ordinary Inducements person possessing good
husuess capacities For further inornson sppy 20 JOY
COE 4 Co Tribune Buildings
VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY for SALE
i A first class SCHOOL, ia Of the besul sud
heslthu villages in New York A. ssble By railroad from
New York Cny. II desired the bulldogs may be rented. Ad
dress J. g. F., Box No l75 Pos,ofice NevYork City.
G1 O00 WANTED, a PARTNER with
~ I,~OOs Si,so, 10 enssse in one Of the be.. paying
in the country. To wiling reside 10 Phads
phia opportunity realize from S 1 $500 ods Ad
dress IRONWARE Tribune Office, with name g..
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Water Gxrs.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and lNTERnEDl-
- ATE LiNDlNGs-f ST. euner METAH ShA ~. ~ "
cf J-J-s-, IN TUESDAYS, sEURspAfs and sATUkDAfS
ala
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NNANTED.-A Student, wishing a sea voyage
for bis health desires situation TUTOR In f
y going Europe CLERK SHIP The beat Of refer
eIc.s gyen. AddI,ss Box No. 20 Yellow Springs Ohio.
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IMPORTANT WORK ON AMERICAN
HISTORY.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY

DOCUMENTARY HISTORY
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
CONSISTING or - ..--on
LETTERS AVID PAIRS RELATING TO THU CDNttoi
FOp LIBERTY CHIEFLY IN sOfH CAhDL IA;
FpOM ORIGINALS ~ THE POSSESSION Os ThE
EDITOR AND OTHER SOURCES.
By r. w. GiBBES, W. D., .
Hmker ,be Association of ne Adv.ncemen OF
New Yoik Historical Sociey Of the oeoffs tiS
to.icsl cie.y, &c
IN Vo.,. evo.. G. 9TH e,co 81 ~
Vol ]. i7Js-ii7o.
Vol ?. l773-l7S2
Vol 8 lT-l7sl
TIE g5o vitb sp Of p'IioJ's az been ehgssed
m year, n collecting hse varsoe and ineresins
In III. y. of pr-seyir materials for American History
Otherwise have beI los. These e-e given Tor tner
intrinsic saus arc in the order of dstes without reference %
,recsl tvens He they viii be received IS ley Afe Of
tTeS &, ccnbu,n 20 he history 4 ms. glorious aevoinn
G h every memorial dear 20 Sth Caons and her f';eT
s,s.,s For sse BY D. APPLETON n CO.
Nos. 3lj and $40 oadwsy.
Iy Pass:
NOVELS AND NOyELisTs, FROM ELIZABETH TO
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A SCHOOL for SMALL CHILDREN 70 LEI,
"A IN BROOKLYN With sertee spsmsn's to pi''y ny
mee than two persona Aso School Furniture for sAe Les
tiou plesssn, and desirable Poeoe iumedsey Address
Ms. NJ. Y. p. Brooklyn Pos..Offce.
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Summer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Cla'ersek-
" Coruti. Co N " three from Hutson Chy Sa,a "a
inss a.. rs. ard pieasar.ly looated c2n ASsrs.
h-sc view. Il Le WIG Ie'"' w. T. C. FLACK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
Gpetial Noiiffs.

p..,.o0re Notice. The MAILS for CALlfOkNll
.SD sOiJTH PACtFlC COAST, pei United st1es stan ~
k0sEs TAYLOR, viii cos. ~ tols 0n''e u
stk osy Of Autus:, al o'clock M ,,,,rp p...s,.,
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Real Gstate for Sale.

L'OR SALE, terms easy-A COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, within twenty minutes walk from aoeten Ferry
House lots with Stable vel and Fruit Trees
quiIe or premises Passde of Barclay at
IVES, Hoboksn ~ Stages every half hour View splendid
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

Tor SALE OF EXCHANGE for MERCHAN-
Il DrsE-A large three story Gothic BRICK HOUSE aud
LOT conaiui fifteen iooms marble msnels &c Will be- sold
okesp for cash merchandise the Intends going 10 toe
Fraser River gold mines Apply 10 DR.. LEVY No 10 Union
place (Unon-s,.l Brooklyn.
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New Arrangement.

T worm orno,.a ~ ,5e s,,s S . s 1sr. p,5
icals sc, whose have been transferred
Mr. Fobn's Books, that receiving said Perod
Gals &c regularly and would request those above referred
20, TO call NJ III Main street. Any wishing discontinue
their subscriptions will please advise that
their copies We have just received OF
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs Hents' AMI
Mrs. SOuthEOrths Works Everything in the Book AMI
Stationery line be had at the Cheap Book Store" No.
III Main street taPfOl JAS G. ORR
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.

STOLb5N 6S6 E4W III - OElEi.
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL IND WINTER TR-4DE.
CToNE {. THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
they nowin receipt Of their f stock of Fall and
Winter
DRY C. Gods, Varieties and Millinery hoods
They just received their Second Pail Purchases,
which, added to their former stock, viii enable them to pre-
Gent 70 the Public than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
offered to the Public.
To their former variety they added
CaTpeting and Rugs of the latest designs and best
Winter TrsdetO both Of which, we'll their
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern cities short time preToust
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
largely with Cash. they have done for
past well directly from the Importers and Manufae
uSrs In some instances they able to Ter Inducements
TO OSs Cash BgysrS, either by the PIECE at RETAIL
ID by similar house It. The West.
To the of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made and making ample arrangements furnish
the Public with OF the best selected stocks OF goods In
their line IN the West.
In this stock may be found fully
900 ydS Silks-emhracing Of the finest INN
1000 81 French MeTnoes, Cashmeres, Bomba
Thibets and Maddontas-ot every quality and COLOR
A full line Of the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded
in striped Cashmeres and DelaiHes-imported.
400 Shawls and Cloaks-emLraeing some OF the
10000 yds Gnghams Debazes Delaines aud Prints, and
G0,00D " OF Domestics-embraeing the largest line Of
American W0olens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, II not BY any house in the city.
They avelai in their stock with view to closer cash
trade, and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting 30 please.
They feel confident that they odsT inducements
1ose cash ayers exeelIed by house in the West, II IN
the Unite No able show goodS-gOods
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
- Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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L. GRsT. Pres't, W. W. BAYLEY, Act supt.,
Cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, D.
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PHNNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp.

FTNUE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
cities with Western, Sorth-Western, auh South
Western States hy continuous RDilway direct This
also connects at pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers to
all the Western Rivers, and Cleveland ami San
iusky with Steamers all ports the North Western
Lakes; making the direGt caepet and TsliG6ls
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud from
| the Great Test.
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r. CARTWRTGHT
No. ms Main Skreet.

ACSE0 AND MUSICAL INSTR UYENTS 0UTLE Err y
AND IAREETY GOODS,
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full Louis XIV stvie.
Also, agent for E'rince's IIeiodeonS. GInrInrt'.
We'OdeOnS, and Hughes 81 Hates HSIod1-
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Winter Advancement.
s5I5ss2 ESia7f5s s5tE7zts 49, 49,,
EszSg5za $500

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. & o. R.R.,
WHEELING Station, Nov. 18th, 1851.
IN and after Sunday Evening" Nov sth The Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily ut $40 A. NJ. 4:i0
p. NJ. and 10 p NJ Wheeling time. The Accommodation
dai, except snndays) SlO a NJ will dis
charge passengers Mt all the principal stations
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued Oh East end OF road,
The Express train daily, at $40 p. NJ Win receive and
DISCHARGE passengers at the following stations only Dem
wood, AoundsviIe, Cameron, Burton, Bentons Perry,
FairmoIt Peteraan, Grafton, Rowlsburg, Piedmont Cam
bertrand No II Water Station Sir Johns Run, burg
Harper's Ferry, MoEoClcy Sgkesvlle, and Washington
Junction The Mail train daily except Saturday. 10
p NJ viii receive and discharge passengers at all the prin-
cpa stations.
The trains viii arrive follows: Mail train A NJ Ex-
press train 1:I5 A. NJ, Accommodation train, Cum
berland, at 6:a5 p. NJ, Wheeling time.
". Ct. wOODsIDE, sup't.
nov9 j. Il FORD, Agent.
1S57-S. 1878.
IcIi u - $50 $500 tEEE I.E.EEsss5Es1
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Music. Muaio. Musio.

Music, Music, Music
I TST MUSIC, just received this morning.
II Shower of Pearls-La MarseiIlaiSe.
Why do SammeF Roses Fadeg Child Of the REGIMENT.
Gambler WIfe-HOok and Ladder Quick Step.
National Union--OhlceT's FOneraI
Long long Weary Day-I have Mother Nov.
selma, or Star OF the eveninE-No Wight There
Song Of the OaptiTes-The Day Our Mother Died.
faFhntella-The Rock Beside the Sea
IlIe TrouoadoGT's Sons--o'er the Lone Sea-
The Last Meeting with the Old Folks.
And others too numerous mention. charge rlOo
ing. and see. Toci5I PAYNE 4 co.
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In connection with aboye keep every kind Of II
steal instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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~ BE particular and ask for Tickets via the c. w
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nents tuned and repaired.
g- An 60 ds warra nted at this e.tabIIshment norb
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For THROUGH Tickets and other informaiiOn enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Office, In the sprigg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock OF sheet music musical works &C. &C.
In the Western country.
Eg- sli,sis sent to any address, postage free. Ia
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REMOVAL,

HHE unders!gned grateful FOR the patronage they have
received from the citizens OF Wheeling and public
generally, at the old stand, respectfully
Ruee Of the their location No. 1l5 Main
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, all seasons, keep assortment
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE, HOUSE s STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that viii likely to nit
the taste OF all who favor with their patronage
Our Rooms are spacious, aGordng facilities unsurpassed
in the West to exhibit goods advantage,
our Retailing and pReEing department shall
keep hand original packages Of assorted QueensWare
adapted to this section of country and the
which will be offered at small advance the
Conneeted with this house, is FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants mR rely upcn
saving the eariSSe from the East to this point by buying
their Glass and QueensKare from US.
]. K. DUNHAM 4 CO.,
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FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TNwIce DAILY Sunday night excepted) between Rich.
i and Washington City via Gorionsville and Alex.
Gndlia.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond 6E5 A. n. and 1880 P. NJ
Returning leave Westinghouse A. NJ. and M
and
Arrive at Richmond. 1870 p. NJ. and A. NJ
baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
Of always securing connections, as is shown by arri
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
TCyTHoSD W AsIISGTnS $3.50
Omnibus will he found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the Deput free of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danviie and
Washington the Terminus of the Road, nearly
pieted Danvic. Agent of the Company will receive
Checks of passengers from the Danvile Road aud at
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington ohe Bal
The by line by old steamboat
route.
There change of the night line between Rich
mOnd and Alexandria. fe1
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PNpea EEtgaegdngs {

Having just purchased for cash the entire stock of
one of the largest manufacturers in New England all
of which made the present season, he is pre-
pared to show a larger and cheaper assortment of
Goods in this line than ofe ed 10 this city,
These papers all and embrace all the late patterns
and will be sold at prices ranging from Ave cents
dollar and fifty per roll. DEALERS well as small
purchasers will do well to examine this extensive stock
for they will find that and will sell cheaper than
they buy the Goods at any other establishment
believe that the nimble sxpence is better than slow
shilling.
Housekeepers and others who Will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee behold the wonders at the
Mechanics Fair will bear in mind the No $50 Main-s
near the City Hail. and call Ga the subscriber.
s22 d&Wtf j. l., HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-02
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
"a Rronfeld at Roston

DR.. R. GREEN, superint endent is Scientific Physi
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
rence their true mode Of practice for the last twenty
years, has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which from the
Indians &C., but the sick should not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecuiaries
can only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves and then, requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society formed
TO protect Invadsfrom imposition, the practice Of the
Indian system, and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies
We viii, in this connection, mention fow of the In
dian Remedies preprepared by DR.. r. Green, at this
lablishment