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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
nEA.E LU.uBER.--The subscriber

HIENE LT.HHER.--The subscriber would
II respectfully call the attention of carpenters
and builders to his stock Of Pine Lumber, which is
Of the largest ard best ever yared in this city
Prices as low as the lowest Office corner Main and
seventh streets. JOHN r. GLOVER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HGW.PaRT.N.ERsHIP-JN

H ~ F.fHIsNEHSHfFs-J CIIAN-
-R<DLER and BLYTHE IIYNES have associated
themselves together partners I'm the practice of
law, and viii attend promptly To all business
nccted with their profession, which may be entrust
td To- them.
House, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
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n ~. p.OSP G C9.. C0.H.uTSSFO.y.

e Merchants, No. 145hIagazine street, New Or
leans, La, devote their attention to the sale Of
Western Produce and the purchase of Gooeres, for
which experience Of fifteen years gives them
more than ordinary qualifications and facilities.-
Refer to +. Y Garlic, Evansville, Indiana.
ian5-Gm
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N9EH' EJ.HsER .:fRD.--we are now


@ Offering for sale To the city and country trade
our whole stock Of lumber at retail Having extra
facilities for manufacturing and buying pine lum-
bcr in Pennsylvania, think we can offer induce
mcuts to purchasers tha; they cannot find elsewhere
i'm the city We shalt at all times bc supplied with
full assortment.
Also pine shingles and dressed flooring always
on hand. Can wtt'Ts5N. NEWiBFfRss SPT9ngG;r S9g;
Corner Main and Eighth strnnis
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HnRY. .G0oDS-H.u. y. DFURLER,

III jsurcessor 70 :. IL. ECfandicl), II Main street,
between First and Second strects.-The undersign-
cd having bought the cntire stoek of Dry Goods.
from J. II. BOfandic, VIII continue ~"
under the above firm, at tle ~ - V"siHe1s
H. ra-I : .-vohd streets. The stock will
-,,.-utshed in few days, with every article in
the Dry Goods lime, and a share Of public patronage
i respectfully s0licited. NM. !. DEUBLER.
my2T-2ln
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III eHEEAERS HxEso.,.s E.s.n,-

The best, simplest aud most durable MHchine
IN use They make a strong iDck stitch, The
same upon both sides - the work. sewing with equal
facility the thicScst aud thiRnest Eabrif5- any
spco of thread. cotton silk, used without renew
nag All machines warranted three Ssars- and fUi'
instructions given to enable purchases e. them
satisfactorily.
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SOIF.sRLES B.gBCOCs, E.UPORTER
" and Dralrr in Coach and Salllerv HarlMare

Having COM
p'ete,i my ar
range m nts
with Europe
an and Amer
ican manu-
- mcturers fora
M direct supply
- f all goods in
- niNlins ~ or
Inducements, that
lot fail 90 he To-
interest of all en-
,d i'm the business
i've me a trial.
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. Abstract
nH THR .l.T.4l 8

" meRi9f The affairs and condition ~ Tie HOME IN
SURiNCE Company, of he Gig Qt NeIV Tork, oH
hte 3lS d,y cf DrceIRber, 1857.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank 600 50
Bonds and Mortgages (bcing first lien
Real Estate, worth at least 1891 OJO) .l6Q 500 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, (mar-
ket value of securities S253 667 S59 81
Bank Stocks, (market valne) ...... "a 600 90
Real Estate, No. Wall street, (the office
Of the Company G7G0i -
Interest due - the lst OF January, 1855,
(of which SlZ,625 3has since been re-
ccvcd). 1,55 %
Balance in hands of Agents and in course
Of Transmission from Agents on tho 3lst
2i,0Si 20
(Of which 1857 81 has since been re-
Cevcd).
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies
issued at 2,pss 53
Total ...............SS3 .2I3 80
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De
ccmber, 1897, estimated 40 o.
Due Stockholders on account
of Seventh Dividend.-......... 100 o.
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~ hy., East side Elm, between First and Sec
md streets. JAMES q. ADAMS, Proprietor
The Louisville and ShawneetOwn Stage Offices kept
ut The above House. ausI7
TFs.S'sIO.>s HOUSE, VEST SIDE
az Of the public squarr, Princeton. Ind. 5. T..
WILSON, Proprietor. scptl
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HEs .,.uEBTC,.,. HoTEL,

u Yinoennes, InG. J. NJ. CLARK, Proprietor:-
This house has been reited and rcfurnshed, ana Is
now IN ineoTdcr. HhSe
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C0.fEn Co.EL!..--wc have

GfO.SL! CO.fLH fO.}L!'!--Wc have now
U on hand and daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which we are selling low. Good currency will b.
received in payment Orders left az the store Of
JNO. ". HUGHES, next 10 the state Bank, will bc
promptly attended g..
jln2C-tf INo. v. HUGHES.
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TRR.us OF sUBsCRIPTIO.v.
.Iubs of l6 or more...........

IN. inc privi,ge Of yearly advertisers is limited
10 ,heir own lnne'iate business, in their own name
ana all adVeTtisem~ts for the benefit Of other
persons as wen a. legt advertisements and adver-
the name of other persons, .nt in by them, must
be paid for al the usual rates.
ne No report, resolutions proceedings of any
~ SsgOi.llOI ss VI Uublic meeuhS
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can De
Inserted, unlcsss paid for a. an advertisement.
rs Contracts for yearly advertising will not he
discontinued unless order to that effect il rft at
The Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year, the price Of the whole year will be charged.
, nr Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
i-e,i NJ the expense Of the attornesa arsrinl and
not deayabe for legal proceedings, but colectable
AZ our usual time.
pe Our terms for Job Work and transient adyer-
ti5ements are CASH
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EOH.S'HCREEX'S X'S co., E0a y.sRLs-
~ ing and Commi sion Merchants, No. 90 Tchoup-
itOulas street New Orleans.
SULLIVAN
septI557-ly
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RA g.s.BI.3 LU.y.ME.N.HEI.nsR,.sT-

IL torneys at law, Notaries Public and Real Es-
tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law i'm the CoNrts Of this State,
will attend 10 the collection of claims in any part Of
the United States, will buy and sell real estate in the
city Of Evansville, in Yanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
Gerinan spoken by member Of the firm.
No Office ON Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm Of Lockhart, Parrett DENLY;
TffAELEs DENBY....... LUNKENHEI1fER.
Il
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SSfHER ES-OOD H0CSE, B8LL- r.
~ BYEHS, Proprietor. Corner First and Locust
streets, Evansville, Ind. One square from steam
boat landing. uy5-iy
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of any size together with all the Slaftiug, Wheels,
Pumps Saw Mil Machinery and Mil Gearing Of
any size. Also, DstilIcry and Mining Machinery,
aud in fact everything in the Iron line, at the oil
stand corner of Ingle and Canal Streets.
aD6-IS5s-tf RFITZ A HANFI.
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N hURTZ, UHOLES.fLE IND
SHs RETAIL CONFECTIONERY, and Manu-
flctdrer Of all kinds Of Candies, Cakes Cordials,
Preserves Jellies &c, First street, between Main
and Locust, Evansville, Ind.-Southern Fruit al
WAYS on haBd-Orders from families or private par
ties for articles in his line Of business attended to
at the shortest notice.
No An Ice Cream Saloon is fitted up in the best
.tvt~. Dy7-Gn
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Sil,ll0 OF
CHAS ]. MARTIN. Prcs't
a r. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres; {.
J. MILTON SMITH, Scc'y.
a q HAIIOlk. Anent.
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The BHeEege Ssrcsns n0ohfHs-.
rf-S~r $40

The best single Thread Machine in he u1rk'f
general ASSORTMENT of Sewing Machine SIX
Thread, Needles, 3c., &c-- constantly oB hine
Office No 4, Marble Hall
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w sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &c., No ~ Main
street, between First and Second Evansville, Ind
D. E WHEELER. JAMES d. RIGGS.
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Ahf.a.FE nTOR.EGE.--I hare Iarge don

n Nf.tHL NTOH.f a Fss--I have large don-
q ble Warehouse az ths Canal Basin capsbie Of
st0riDg any amount Il produce, which will be re
ccivsd stored, taken Of and held Fnbect 10 the
owners orders ou most reasonable terms.
=. G. O'RILEY.
mh26-tf
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. th sBOOK BINDERY and Blank HyfSIEf7
Book Mandatory, First street be- A.LsgZy
ctwecn Main and Locust, Evans hrur"fY
willie Indiana. Blank Books made >s-S>-e--k1V
TO order, with without printed heads, and Maga-
zines, Music, &C., bound in any style that may be
desired.
fcbl5-dxw
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URP0- DFI R0.N.DHJO. CO.u.WIS-

HyRRD. DEL B0.NiDR{0, CO.u.ufS-
~ sion Merchant, Ne. Lafayette street, New Or
lns for the sale Of butter, cheese lard, eggs, dried
fruits Flour, Meat and all sorts Of Western Pro-
luce, and for the purchase of Groceries, &C. Cash
advances made mal5-ly
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THE
INYIGORATOR!
PREpARED d %. sANEORD,

Compounded Entirely from GUNS.
rs ONE or THE BEST PUR9ATTvE AND LIVER Mk-
ester IIder, and more s5etasi ian any medicine
nsEn I. e not S Gniy c co. e, S+t Z LII q
stomach and bowels OF hat matter, thus ae
s4i ~ I Ss h thr osrstons Of nest Oh
Grfes- It strengena the system AZ che SAME time th1i
strengthen and build Il mp with unusual raPidity.
me LIVER Of the principal regaIators q ne
he powers Of tie system are alsdsvsOPed TIE souaoi
almost entirely dependant On ne heety aeon q tse
stomach atfau fault, and the g1oIe
having CEASED duty sFor the diseases Of that
gan one Of the ProPreto. made = ne ssuy, y
wheTsEih to eoantsraet the aaay which
70 proVe found anypsEsoutr
bIed with LTVER GOlE<sPLlLFEinany olits FORMS
b Pee Gas rsoss aiorba Or Sad sastsr from
ne systsIn e theiF place hEaihy sSs O BILE
PURIRYINe THE OoOssgiVing tone and health % he
s e, ssa,o' 'ns e-o's % ~
BILIOUS .RTFSGKs are cared. AND. WHAT Is
eating to relieve the stomach
onlyo dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken aszsalsh,. iaosens the bowels
s1S5y; o sn1 care -S1
one dose o. tEo tea Spoonfnls Eill always rsli-Fe
one bottle tsksa for ssIe oistTsetioa r.uovss he
cause Of ne diseass and lm4kss = gSrtss
One dose often repeated Sra cure for CHOLERA
H0RBUS. aud = preventive. OF cHOLERA-
Only one bottle l., needef 70 throw cut q the
system the elects OF nedi after long sickness.
u One bottle taken for.sJAtTNDICE removes al sal
lognels unnatural eolor-trnm the skin
One dose taken sh0rttime before eating gives Wig
or % the appetite, and makesOfood digest vii.
one dose often repeated, cures ClTRONZC DEAR-
RR0sA In ia Worst formH, TWhlle s UAAER and
BOWL complaints yieldE ALMOST % the frat dose
One two doses cures taeks caused b. WORMS In
Children; there i 20 OF apeedier remedy In
~ 4 lev bottles surs.1o DR0PsY. b exciting The
We iste pleasure Ia recon- aendia his medicine ~
prcVeufiVe HIsYER AND AGUE@l. CHILL. FFVF7.
and at FEYEH8 q 3 HI LfOus TYPE. u operafeS
Win teogsAndl are vas . te,tif . ifl
ALI Y170 UsE IT ARE GIVING TzEIR UE1AEE-
VOWS 14sz11io1LH, ~ IT'S ~ 70 =.
.nlter q tls mouth toffA tts Eapigorqtos, aIld
-. THE LIVER IDTVIGoRAToR
rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL and "A dAiI,
TOO greet p believe u cures a. ~
than one bgte g required 70 cure any kind of LFpER
ron ne vert qlflfiee or Dvgpeptfa
PRICE OR DoiLAts7 PER BOTTLE
Dh. sAnt9Al hsqpEisteE, sss RTosdFsy, NeF York.
mYt4-1y F.fIsLOekN i co. ighe.iin-. "a
GEORGE j. WI EE7 a "a ~
AUCTTONEER
COMMISSION NJ
No, $50 Market Square.
WHEItI4IfT CIV a
y - 81 Dry Goods every egenils sales e7er
~ 4ealesday ana saturday mornings, AZ o1cloc A ~
sales o. Real estate pronrlig attended t.
II II AL Tong 5a0rf Lee i7ff= T-7- 7.--7TS
- esl.sa. Lly2l liEIsKELL sHiS6IN
IsDoN, Madeira, Port. sherry and kalsra y,. -,
~ reeeivad md Ter sale ~ -
oe8 v. a. EBHARns : sac.
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CATHARTIC PILLS.
"a So ER'S

=, .,,,.d, . :. ,bs rTvs n an
"a JauudIcs DrOpsy
rheumatism lever tOutl ~ .st So aacI mi
inh9lnn1aons f e. n indcd very M az de
i4I1ns 1ene Sfdirtne & NOT more or less
diseases IN Nhn ,i,it n. nreyeated II 4
llred and muen ~; - 3ar ifry Nd No per
N hSle ere habit Of body prevails; leIid
son can lee ~ of1sr nl iseassa which uaiShs
e soon geneIete ~ ;, md IJon1 M of 4 FOOD luF.
rave oeSn ~ WV ti' PssTisi vTnptonil nna Bilious
SJ,s All fa,d "a becouae or produce deep
derangenenp 5nSy ~ IoaJ re hsarseg All oSsr
sets Ibie f.nIT nIvsic n on the flint import
tho land henSs ~. III PiIi eS boen perfccted With
TO the pubic helL An ctnsive trS a. III
~ pnoSsssr and Pations ms shown resnlN
virtues ~ 49, itrto tIoIy 81 medicine.
nave ,oSitio md cliafactsr forbid
PeIs991ls " y SUI s.atr, 49, f
on the ltnriscd gentlemen have testified in hAVOE
" Of
Ds. a; - ;5asSSc5nsetts Sentiorsei by
I4oA ~ XIrt[1nn a1ester Uo,se III
tiVs. ~ TO
: JoSs . PrTzPiTRicE Catholic Bishop q Boston.
properties Of EthEi,
TatS6t ~ a. Tsoion az Honor, &c
IioS soI BEoy1 Of Massachusetts,
!! n WETaaT serPeary on the State OF Massachusetts
Ii:o m 81 CI4o Practical o. New York City
.I5ar1ssS Nv =
W. II S,yv.nn Senator of the United Staes America.
u = Me- Sscrstsrv os State Of United States
WM r AsIoR New York City, the richest In Ameiea.
IoS ToSsEY prof Of Chemistry and SIstsria edlea
TaE,tty ETrTsoN proprjetoa House, Ho.
SI5 pFoI 4 81 i,5cEF Cincinnati, Ohio. Endorsed by
JoHS McIEA Cincinnati Judge Sup Court Of United State
IT, M non,sSo I,,I,hssai1r n Ruqsas
fioT JosySH N WRIsHF (Ioyernor Of Indiana
J,N,1s mus kttor.iey General or Kentucky,
= n coI1Isa $500 ~ ststs sot fntsns
n sToRER Judgo 81 gnprorne Court Cincinnati.
Bid spsos permit We could give many hundred rtiaeaie.
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A Pie,nre from NIemory'S Gallery
pr LrLr wATENs

BIZ LILY wATERs
Memoryi o thou godlike artist,
Sketching pictures ON the brain,--
Sombre some. while other brighten
Like the leaves in summer rain.
Now the sunshine and the. shadow
Mottle all my canvas DER,
As beneath the trees that blossomed
BY the gray old homestead door
Ahl thou dear uupainted mansion
(Save where moss its green had fungi
How / love to trace each feature,
Even though decay had hung
Festoons over roofand window,
That n poet ne'er might sing;
o, / love thee for thy legends,
And the voices won't TO ring
Through the tlrcary dark old chambers,
Where at nightGall none might go;
For the grandame old had told us
Sights and sounds that presage woe.
And the gardcn-dcar old garden,
With its low and tumbling wall,
Where the lilac and the ounce tree
Gladdened every Sprilg and Fall,
In the back ground stands Wachusett,
Crowned with many n chnngeful cloud-
Even at the very mention,
How the thronsed memories crowd!
Dark and wild old woodland patches
Isaling each its legend too,
With the glade and star-ilowered meadow
Smiling lay meath heavens blue.
But the voices, and the footsteps,
And the home have passed away,
Leaving memories still that gladden.
Like the glow of closing day.
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THE in TELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1859.

THp New Orleans correspondent Of Harper's.
Weekly. is the young New Yorker, to whom ru,
NOR had pointed, as the intended Of Miss Eliza,
beth Bowlegs, daughter Of the distinguished
chief Billy. BE denies the soft impeachment
however. but saws King Billy did him the honor
10 propose an alliance with his eldest daughter
BETSY, he said, ''good squaw--neyer married
.zyo,i have her--comc with mel make you
oreaf chief-next after mel He was forced to
decline this Aattering offer for private reasons
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II. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u SIC PHI lis III 7-t " ERvtF.

NJ = . = : I53 NAN sfltEfsr'
IT r. II cEyslai WSiii composed By sHtisu sf tis
FsFfune Teller; (GultalN J. P. fstlin.
sultanss Polka; (Pianol Charles ID. Albert
"a syIpdIds VaiSF, (Piansl ,. Aseher-
IA CInehette pafre; (ptanol L<feflrne Neiys
FlRne Masurla sentmeztairs (Pisnol Jarses beiiaEs
Masurka des Trhiueaux; fHianol = Aseitzr-
ne ossbTsfed Roado FINALE. sunE b iiadauas La
borde. fPfnnol Max uaTet1ek-
AIso received the following pieces Of Music
BeE1lusa Grave; beautiful song
what Home Without Brother
what Home Without Sister companions % WhAEu
Home without Mother.
Maid OF sylvan Nook
Fllght Of the Robin.
1Iso iarEs OssoT,Issns q Musical WORKS, Sc, Ae-
f.hs-lH
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FoF sale or Lease, In VYes1 OoIambIn. Va
property - IN good working order, having Black
smith shop With two arts, Patterns and tools, toEether
with asoek % coke The buildings bofeetn ienEth. bg
80 fsetn Width andiathe shop EhOz
lathe.
and Misunderstanding With very large coAitEsde X
active eperaton-
Theproperty for alsrs fsarsso reehan
i steady habits and good character and buts1ef
need apply II any should desire purchase the pay
ents WIN be made easy -ither With vithoatt stoek
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
% e3oo00. Should company Purchasing desire IT, ths
chartered be allowed with the property
apie 2td tfE SARGENT RR0TTIEE-
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CHOICE AND SELECT!
ShaWls and Mantil ID.

ShawlS and mant1l IS.
1O0 GRAPE SHAWLS, OF recent irnnpFtati'i, fom5 up
lNyU dollars. The Five Dollar Grape avis, white,
either lain or enabroidOred fully worth 40.
SILK SlI AYL9-pian black aud cotOredt es
THIBIT SHAWLS. Hack and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also, a few hi m al1red and white.
STELLA SHAWLS- iV' OF the haudsomest ever onsFed
IN this CITY, with More, Rfoche and Printed Boriera
500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every style in market such
As Charty Lace and six, (smbtoIdered and painl etc.
at very Great Bargains; at ALEX HE ~
ap9-Sm - III MAN ~, II
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1878
pRNNsYLVAN1A RAIERoAE

PENNSYLVANIA RAIGROADl
VNyINTER ARRANaEMENF.-On and after Monday De-
Thu FIsf NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning excspt Sunday o'clock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving IN Philadelphia ~ II. 80 p m
THE EXPRRSs TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
The Johns,own Accommodation train leaves Ptts6uTg
dAy, except Sunday AZ 80 o'clock p mr. stopping ~ AZ
Safiona and running far ConeHaaugh First Accom-
modSton Train for Turtle Greek Bridge, leaves daily
cent Sunday, 1910, .. The Second AeeomuodAton
ceoted a. $50 B. m. Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, daily, except Sunday AZ 30 y
nTeTa as n n: Mail, 500 M; JohnstoWn Aeeommoda-
tion IL q A. First Turtle Greek 50
Second Accommodation, l14Ui Third Accommodation OlV
Trains for BairsviIIe and Indiana a Blarsve
Intersection with Nail Train East traT ana
the JohnstoEn Accommodation rrain East and West.
Pittsburgh OonnellSve Trains. stopping at All sta"
lions the Pittsburgh and Connesvile koad
Sunday excepted, fooWs;-Mail Train 90 a. M q
press Train sri m Returning Trains from pittsburgh
ConuelsVIe Road, arrive AZ Pittsburgh so q ms and
be travelling public viii ind It greatly their nteres
In going East travel by the PennsyiVAnis Kali
the accommodations now offered, cannot De sur
passed on any other route road Is baAsted with
stone, and IL entirely free from DUST We can promise sa
ty speed and comfort, all who favor thsroad win
their patronage. .,.oo
= PbifadefpAia -. ...............-fO 90
a. Z" Haltimore..- %
e q Lanca!ter ......------------------- 20
n.,v eheeEed 70 ali stations on the PennsyIVania
Railroad and Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets In hc cars, VIII ne charged
lions where the Company has no agent
NOTIcn.-In Ofioss, the Company win hold tnrt-
selves responsible for personal baggage ony' and Tor an
BTe Excelsior OanIbus Line has been employed to
charge 20 cents for each passenger and bag
gaze. srr,,,, pu a.,
~ Attic P. R. R. Passenger station,
JAnl Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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SECON ID STOCK
SPRINE & SIMMER GOODS.

HEIsKRLL swEARINsEE win open on TUESDAY,
Nav oh Ia their store roam, No ~ lfain
door above J. K Dunha O., the most beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Thsy have nad the pleasure % orng 70 the ahiie
fheir comprise In Dress eoodss
RmproideFiss, Esauis, 1faurilias, &C.
pledging themselgea underHoid hey cdl and
Ocy oder great Inducements cash buyers their
credit and would respectfully solicit
an Inspection Of their goods. 1y8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-17
NEW SPRING sTOCK.

~ NEW 6EE4 GT y y OOAs
BEG LEAVE to iniornr tho public that have just
L turned from the East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
wchI determined 20 seil - cheap As any house In
AZ stock eonsists of All the latest styles NJ =
DRESS GOODS, such black and fancy SILKS, LAEns,
Ohntses, Oalcoes Of endless variety Chae BersRe De
Lalnes, de Berse, WIN TrieS OF otneE bOoub 700
IMBRoIDERIEs, the best be found in wheeling; my
10 e Iget of sets and Collars, amongst which
viii partcuarly mention Marseile Sets all the rage ~
BONNETS al any price 20 up $780, the Cest
brought the Market also Bonnet Ribbons new s
beautiful syies lowers rses snd every thing In the mil
such IS plain and figured Strips Briants,
amongst which would call attention to some real French
broeade, plain, hgnred and striped aeonets an
SHAwLs, SHAWT, Stelial Cashmere, plain aud taaeyl
at almost your own prices. q
wear Tor prne offer the largest stock Of
house in Wheeling, FWOuid particularly request
chant tsloTst examine stock "a ~ whole
lfTrs eomplete line, and sl.o ofthose fang us
sil and examine nv stock A. am sure II vteompsTe
faSofhbIy With any olAeF and AL doins and have al
Ways done my buSinell the cash prne VIII sell q At
very ''s HSu's = ISAAC Prayer
nara6 i99 Manstreet.
WHITE eooDs--Elerant Fled Swiss Musilns,
wv French Alnslins for Party Dresses,s
Jones' celebrated make Of cambrles, JaeeoHets aaa
fFens,r and EngIiish BrillianteS.
Plata Swiss and Book MuslLns, Just resolved.
APT 80 81 HEIskELL& SWEARINeEN.
TTYF HAVE JUST RECRiVED a LARGE lot Or -lViIIoW
w and Wooden Cabs rom $3.50 Sto saeh.
Another lot ~ Self busting Steel Frame rts. hela-
.dysS wardrobe Is Gnu1plele without one OF them.
a new stock OF Wlstenholm's Gallery
More Of those Gold Pens.
9entlemenis DresslnH Cases. 'eff3.f
Gentlemen's Isle Thread half ROse, livery anO."
Fine Letter and Note Papers.
Bun and White Envelopes.
Blank Books aud Stationery 81 al kinds.
apI7 PAYNE AGO.
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A Hungarian desiring to remark upon the do
nestle habits of young lady, said,
"Oh, Miss, how homely you are