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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

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prKr CnrxrY CurT toCRT--lhe.
strrndanee I'm tlsis court heidi " r.
nrrsEnr- h1sr wees. "a very large,
ani 4 xrcar deal "a iuterestvas mani
sisted in THE criminal eases Mat
frarr who i under bonds tr trial
* nur next Circuit Court. tor an a.
-xrr With intent ID kill. was found
I'll IN 81 arnlurtIon AMI rape uTou =
rrI brr fifteen wears ~ agc whum hv
rrprer.Hg,l uas lis daughter. lie WA
enr4 neVd % the penitentlarv Tor MS
wars. seven ~ the Pike cuuntvg gan.
II rOhters were convicted and sen
senrei - the pe~uitenriary. and ether
are ~ NJ tried IL the Einceuues court
The F,IYxTng are the names "a ths
nsrsors Convicted Hugh SHAW zen.
r 4 years. Henry Jennings sent ~
rAr~G ann halt. Charles Wvr
lev. aias IIennin-. ~ = indictments
sDr srealIn- trum Mor-ans store sen
fsr rea Yeas Alfred Elwards. zen
( III rw0 wears anL TX months kener
I WArprS. s-eat t0r W. wears. Mr. hin
nan anil lIArv ELwarsis. SISTERS, sen
sr rwc wears each. IIcaHy Edward
ant SUSAN Wri-ht turned States evi
denee. AMI Il was IN their evidrnc
r urherS were convicted. ltIS though
rhe Lant T. Still larger than has ~
brxn raIiv a~-cersained. and Il shops
hrrrher disclosures vii he made :
E~lneennes TINS week
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Mrr1-n rr <rKrrzR CcrsrT--A corres-
1undert "a the Louisville Courier writes =
~haliows-
A brutal snd unpr0voksd rnrler VS. com
ni-re5 tuo miles back 81 Grandsiew. Spencer
ernnfy. Ind .oTrhe night ~ the 18th INST, %
rhe versDn " Wr Phillips There was 2
d8ncr ar PhiIipe'< that nighf. and about "
s-estck isaac Newt1n ard 4 VIZ Whifehorsr,
rsa yunng men partially trunk- entered sh-
room. aud camm~nced n srurbing the party
The Inadl0rd. Philiips. ordered them 20 DE-
sIsr. hut they con rinued untiih he Ordered them
rur- He f1llowed them 0uf 81 the door. when
Newtpn -eixed him BY the hsar With anf
hnnf and with rhe other plunged = knife IL
his lett SIDE. killing him almost instantly.
Nswuan then fed. Dat on "Wednesday morn
ing We wa-. With some a1rulty. arrested.
Wurh excitsmen- EXISTS IN the community,
and il : thought that Newton will ret bis
A~rsrrts. Philips letf q vie and four chill
dren ID maurn their loss
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- The summer heats run 70 greater *
srrrnes IN hirh ATTITUDES than in the lower
0nes. I'm Quebec the Thermometer has
ssen AZ Ic4 der rees. "A correspondent 10
VI nnesota- who j. ~eII acquainted with ths
-ummer-fsmpsrsrare ~ Loaisiana, writes
rhat be never endured snch searching. %.
pressise heat - he has experienced unde'
rhe D~arAIsI " rs degrees ID Minnesota dur
ffrr rAt in.t W,wfN
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m On ~atnrlay la-r b-neral Aile.
wlps mrs aed u tine Democratic Cvun-
~ tonT4nrien recently held here. AMI
r.,vr IA TndeIcnient candidate for
III rpsenrarsge. addressed the citizens
.t liz PLACE va political nla.erS. Iss
reneraI having alres4asv Srvul lAs
eur1nfx We tern. nthe .rslafure-t f~ y
scea-aan ~ Gem0nstrat II N sualt
esr-tt. tr1frr i vast variety ot pulifs
Eucnrnen-s ant general circumstances.
THAT while Ia office he "a mt hor-et
.hF III W. cuI-t.ruenev in DuioiS. ars
rhar. N -r-k rNIy IaSet with nuu4er.
or.s All Ptrpiv1ln- ri heulTiez- heha'
aIwavs. ,~IssrIre assertions ~ The con.
rrarv. rrasle \ MS enteAvur and laal
n~erralsv -rccr1esl ia doing Just tbs
thin- &e-- &C.. &c.
N rmrrher were present expect ~
~ Eaear the General otter souie expla'
nation - ID his unprecedented ans
.in-uIariT anomalous position u ~.
r1rsi to tile Convention IN which h'
-s.,E saeh : leaiin- part Here. now
y they counted wItlfou. their host
= Tile tr4neral an Ills rather trpnAie
~o.rle AMI dsliezre punt maIntaines
a discreet silence Lanhtle~- fhinkin.
rla- rka t1cts III this -ase were a lsrfl'
r.o -ru orn even tor an experience
DA4Arte-An-
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S~xsE Ta2yEr 70 C4rFvKsiA The ;
Lnns uaosrs that The overland
nal rnn-anrtaron 70 Califirnia will o.
c.m n~nre 81 the 18th 81 Sept Nersrs
Ba-rsrfsd & Co have an -dY received
several 81 their warBas, and oshers wiil soon
sa uaw- Tn<Y ore net - heavy a. ihe com
man stare e~racAes: nave canvass coverings
an.I = N arcr mmdare eighf ~ ten passengers
Tti4 stage Inc uta b. = -parh-fnaer' y
rae q .drrnes-, and al0nz T. ruu'e small VIII
- uiII spring up- Al stated intervals DE-
p1rs fsr seed nn4 stables mHst ~ established
aad aruunA them viii grow up slaeksmit.
-a11-. stores. and finally Pu3iic houses
xairh uill flrn the nucleus To- tratsrs snf
farmers All new countries have been
asened ID II thAz way, and Ue may expect
IN les tnza two OF three years 70 see ths
csutir-ut rirdlst xiEh these hsmlsts. manv
X xAirh y I'D Ise 70 great future Importance
al. capitals * STATES and marss u iasans
1gs ne-s-
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IL N d recent speech in South Carolina
Nr Speaker Orr said that Senator Douglas
Sad all his sympatlies 10 bis fight with LIN
r4In
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State Of Indiana. Dubois County, IS;
In Dnbois Circui, Court, Feb. term. ls5'.
Robert B Bowler
against
Thomas II Drunrr.
Ann r Bruner and Others.
1T appearing BY affidavit filed that . cause
Of action exists against said defendants.
and that they are on-resiienir ci the state
NJ indisno. they are therefore hereby noti-
fed Of the pcndrncy u ssid action ami
hat the same stands Tor trial u Tie ncNs
term OF said court. 10 be held 81 The court
house In the town 81 Jasper. ~ said county,
On The second Monday ~ February. 1852.
B. d. EDMONSTUN. Clerk.
w III DEWoLr, Any Tor Plainisii.
ing 30. Is5s-4w PISS ~
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- - 4,
~ W. n
- ~
-. .n.s go 80 ~n~as
Arrm r. ur
r.-., - an,l L-nmrss
rSsa.- street
~ rFr rnru.rof
49, VI
o f.n .f
-vT- ap,1 r;.- wh-r
- r anrh
.nB xsunr s4n.an IRE
~ VIZ
80 h,u..-
- i
.aR-- r-srnv
r AZ mrx
60. I. amm .v X II ii
80. r~rs anil
ma tr.n
sn,a H.
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SonErHfsc - A kiss Upon the recep.
tiun "a The news in England u the success
iul laving u Tie Atlantic csble, the stock o
rh@ Company rise in the Liverpool and Lon
am markets from Sl.45O per IS, 1000 share
she DON'T 10 = hich / had fallen before tbs
news Ut surress arrived 70 s5,25u; and ;
~ill no doubt 20 on rising Till il j. quoted u
a much i-h.r figure.
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HTT~o prisoners ronfned Ia The jail 10
this place ese- ped on Saturday night. by
notchlug % The edge 81 q old case kniir'
they made . primitive Lind 81 a saw. with
which they severed a number Of the iron bars
IN the crate Of the wind.w and escaped
through me opening thus made. On the
sane night Mr. Jaccb Bruce. living bei~een
thls AM Lane-yilIe. had ~ a has horses
stolen. II = suppo<ed that they were taken
ty the escaped prisoners. One OF then
~ns . nan named Scott. imprisoned iol
sr~aliug Mr Smith, horse. The other named
MeCan. who was accused Of commit
ung larceny 10 the lower part Of The county
-Corydon Argus
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OsE OF THE SWEET P0TATofs On
friend James N Stacy. wis hives nesr The
Clark county line, has leit al our office :
sweet potstoe measuring twenty -hse inches
10 length, The j. the sweet pola,oe d the
-ea~on-indeed, Il . "s~eetn'ss lone
drawn out - " "a Albany Ledger.
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THE TN Z Il E III G. ENCER.
lo0cULp4YI0N or ORION. 5o1
BY LoSerErLow.

-tt.' --Et5-> BY LONGFELLOw.+ ~ tta-li
I saw, AS in dream sublime
The balance injtiie hand of Time,
= Der East and West its beams impended
And day, with all its hours oflight,
81 Was slowly sinking out of sight, III
While, opposite, the scale of night, tt-'
Silently with the stars assembled. 2i's
Like the astrologers. ofold, $50
In that bright vision I behold sT.yf
Greater and deeper mysteries. 9
saw with its celestial Keys, iFi
Its chords of air, its fretS Offire,
The Samian's great ZEoian Tyre,
Rising through all its seven, fold bars,
From earth unto the fixed stars. I4t
And through the dewy atmosphere,
Not only could see, but hear 81 80
Its vFondrous and harmonious strings,
In sweet vibration, sphere by sphere,
From dams circle, light and near,
Onward, TO vaster and wider rings;
Where, chanting through his heard ofsnows
Majestic, mournful Saturn goes,
And down the sunless realms ofspace
Reverberates the thunder of his base.
Beneath the sky's tripmphal arch,
This music sounded like march,
And withiits chorus seemed to be
Preluding some great tragedy. Er.st
Sirius was rising in the East;
Aud, SLOW ascending, one by one,
i. The kindling constellation shone.
Begirt with many a blazing star, asg
Stood the great giant, Algebar, l4.
Orion, hunter of the beasd
His sword hung cleaning by his side,
And on his arm, the lions hide,
Scattered across the midnight;air
The golden radiance of its hair.
The moon was 'pallid, but not faint,
Yet beautiful us some fair saint
Sercnely moving on her way,
In hours of trial and dismay. asss
As if she heard the voice of God,
Unframed, with naked feet she trod
Upon the hot and burning stars,
As on the glowing Goals and bars DIR
That were to prove her strength, and try
Her Holiness and her purity.
Then moving on with silen pace,
Andtriumph in her sweet, pale face,
She reached the station Of Orion. &
Aghast he stood, in strange alarlnl
And suddenly from his outstreatched arm,
Down fell the red skin of the lion
Into the river at his feet.
His mighty club no longer beat
The forehead of the bull; but he
Reeled as otyorc beside the sea, 9
When, blinded by Gnopian,
He sought the blacksmith al. his forge,
And, climbing up the mountain gorge, +,
FIXED his blank eyes upon the sun,
Then, throug h the silence overhead,
An angel with a trumpet said,
Forever more, for evermore,
The reign of violence is o'er!"
And, like an instrument that filings
Music on another's strings,
The trumpet of the angel cast
), Upon the heavenly Tyre its blast,
And on from sphere to sphere the words
Re-echoed down the burning chords,
For eyeruore, for evermore,
The reign. Of violence is DER ~ r. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

EtAFES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots. Shoes, Hats, and I 81
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes, bales
andtrnnks Drugs, lin boxes and baes 'oc per 4OO bs
Feathers, Furs, dc.
SECOND CLASS-Domestic sheetng
Shifting and Ticking, Tin original bales \ 90
Drugs lin casks Hardware leather QUO per 100 lbs.
! Tin rolls or boxes)Woo and sheep Pelts 5s
Eastward.
THIRD CLAsS.-Anvils, Steel, ChainsUn1
casks,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, saited -
Goose orin casks Tobacco manufactu. per 4OO lbs
ed, (except cigars or cut.) &c. &C.
FOURTH CLASS-CofTec Fish, Bacon, Beef soy
and Pork lin casks or boxes, eastwarl,) y.
Lard Lard OIL Nails, Soda Ash Ger 4Vc per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch Resin, &C.
FLOUR-I5c per bbl until further notice f9.- is
GRAIN-In car loads 35 cents per 100 III further
notice. 100 "''i t"E tneF
further notice. 20 s "etSt4s' unit
r,s = shipping goods from of philade
GroH9 All Goods consigned the agents Of this road
AZ Phiiadepha or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
FREeIr AoESTsc Evans, 81 Kilby street Boston. II
CLARKE NO Aston House, and No William street and chn
Battery Place. EswYork; Pierce 900 Zsnes
ye o; irwin Co. and sPrngnan Brown, Cincinnati g.
X MeErnm, Madison, Ind: DumeBnil, Rel q Oh a,,i
99EseT !GSgt LouisytIle Ky: PG oiley Co, Evans
Memphis TENN Ieech Co, Chicngo iii; j p Glass Fart
more; A Stewart Pittsburgh = A=N't4'' A'@4@-
H. H. HUSTON, Cfen'l FreIrl1t A gent pti,,,
T. ap3iyl H,J.hoMBAERTi Supt., Altoona, Pa
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
GREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses the East; Railroad
M Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods tile Market
and prices to the Importer and Manufacture
err have Just returned from the Eastert
purchased goods at those ruinous prices offer
my customers rnd the public generally goods made up 10
order In Coats Pants and Vessinthe most
fashionable and they
have ever beenoered in this market. You will get fine
for the have heretofore paid for
Come and buy loc26l A. N. ADAMS.
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THE
LIVER. INYIGORATORl
PREPARED BY DIR, SANFORD,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
s r2SI % Of THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
easier mIder and more enSetga than other medicine
soSg rs rs Re Icy g IL @
the stomnch and bowels carry that matter, thus ac.
feelings the operations of most Ca
turtcs It strengthens the system time TINT
1t purgest; and daily In moderate doses will
strengthen and build it up with unusualrapdlty.
A bo a as The Of the
the powers Of the system are alyieyeopsd The stomach
liner for perform Gifts the
stomaehi atfau the are fault and the Whole
aTpE the asaasss st Or
made o 1t MS py in
to counterfeit the many arrangements which
has but try bottle sconvotion is certain
These Gums remove all4morbid or bad matter from
sa s9 y dsss sf
SoIs r1E tone and health to the
v1 gTEE9us 81 A 4TET AND WHAT IS
onedose to relieve the stomach
n2 2Riy one before retiring PFsTsa NIGHT
Only one dose taken al night ,ooseps IN. how.,.
taken after each meal Ii cure pYspE
SjS 9 94s dSse viii always reiev
One bottle taken for fel male the
ssSsd FssSss BfEsi
0PBS s Ssn F9nsated tsa sure cure for CHOLERA
T. Only one bottle isSnseded to throw out Of The
sen n ne SasSss OF after long sickness
logness or unnatural coiorir6m the skin an sa
G Gses ssSng gives Wig
RIGA n it's G worst 9H0EIg L
1 u complaints 9Plss the
childEen there Is or spsedier remsdS IN
e. few bottles caresDR0RSI, by exciting the
= f Z. Il
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Wu,DE 81 RRO-

EsPEoTFULLY inform the public that they have re-
LIZ ceved of the largest and fashionable nvoi
ces Of Wall Paper and Window Shades brought
city Of Wheeling, comprising French English and Ameri-
can Papers and B9rders in almost endless variety They
were purchased below the customary Aures,
will be beautiful styles Of Glazed
Paper at 10 cents per Rol the offered elsewhere
1s% II You wish bargains give CALL are deter
mined to sell spch prices ri defy competition.
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS is invited as we can
job our goods at st favorable rates. Our stocis
TIRELY NEW and free from old and deprecated styles
carried over from last year. apT
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ss=,5s eYOLDEN BEE -
174T n4AIN5sTREFF. VA. 50
Iff1ERsEMEND OUS STOCK DIR BY GOODS!
e LES
FALL AND WsIHiTFlBS
e. e. & K %

1asrEsA III
ga
0,andOc
yn s de n
rh
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PENNSYLVANTA RAIEROAn

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Is
TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
tic cities with Western North Western, aud South
Western States by continuous Roway direct road
connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
all ports on the Western Rivers and at Cleveland San
Lakes; making the direct, cheapest and FeIiTJIe
the Great Vest. -
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lSECOND SIOCK
Spring & SS[LIlIIMLER COINS

F-I ELsKELL { swEARINGEN win open on TUESDAY,
l1E May 4th, In their store room NO, III Main a.
one door above j. * Durham &C., the most beautiful
SPRIN G. AND SUDTNGER GOODS
They have ever mad the pleasure of Offering to the public
Thetr stock viii comprise Goods
Emproideries, StaWls, Mantillas &c -. - - '
Hedging themselves not undersod, thew can and
0 oe great buyers or to their Gus
on short credit and would respectfully solicit
an inspection Of tteir'gooda. tsfSf III tnyS
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY
1 For sale or Lease, in West Columbia, Va.
property Is in good working ORDER having Black.
smith shop with two res Patterns tools together
W coke The
lathe. ff = - sH"P"lthOh
The property Is nthe centreof aane grcuurn
active operation. " tNS a.
Ihe property will released of
les OF steady habits good none hut snci
need apply II any should desire purchase the pay
De made easy, either with orwithout the stock
~ has privilege manufacture
S9vsV0V should company purchasing desire it. tn
EiVllegeSW1llbe allowed to with
q hIl. ~ NV. !. SARGENT & RRnrIIER
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& PASSING GERS

PASSENGER
FRO ON TE4 e WEST GOING SOUTH,
aWIoE daily Sunday night se{csptsd gor the Relay
u House Warrington, Fredericksburg, RIchnond Pc
ersburg Weldon, Be- &C., River and the
Richmond, Fredericksburg AID Potomac Railroad,) by
splendid and comfortable steamers cquia Greek thence
to Richmond by the Rchnond, FrelSIckSbtg and Poto-
mac Railroad.
p M Sundays excepted Leave on Sundays at $3.50 A. NJ.
only. Baggage under charge OF special ngent, checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon f.
From Washing ton to Richmond (. ;! so
From do to Petersburg.
From do to.WeltIou. -. :. =! 4. !...g 10
From do to Wilmington II
The Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Raroa has
been IN operation for % years. and In time no pas.
sepgeE has either been killed crippled accidents
IS without parallel in the history of Railroads, this
country. s. RUTH, 'snpt. Trans u
June IS. 1855 asEa ElIEl5s jy1-Iy
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sElZsas2Sslzts q
s. 40 - b. & OR. r.
S0afAkER AlaRA ~ 9 EoRaE AEE4szERN 6
IMPROVED aOMEnULR
TN1nEE through trains daily from to baltimore
Ff t e o a% an sfi Of the East and ssqh
press leaves Wheeling $40 sundays excepted ar
irving at Baltimore at time for
Wheeling Benwood Baltimore Express leaves daily at
4ao arrives in Daltiore at 94os time for
81 18s Care Dd
at 1910 Saturdays excepfed arriving Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections.
i tr Amy sA scenery 'eks snS slo a
Rsurnlns to the Yves. and sOp.hest the trains
12:2hP Nj 505 P. NJ train arrives Wheeling at 1870
4 4 H. H. and The 10 P train arrives a.'hsoHF :. sSs
Tie 4s9 p NJ. train bound East wi -y wood
Trip tickets are sing issledo aoGndsSile At 50 ct and
to Benwoad at IS cents. J. BsRoRD. Agent. g
I. NJ. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. .je8o !
1878. 1857-ss
- - = =
ENNSYLVAMIA RAILROAD!
WINTER A AR ON and after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN eayes the Passeagey station
every mSrns except O'Clock, Pittsbprgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Station every evening,
daily except sunday at i stopping at al
stations and cumming far OOnemauglI. First
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily
cept Sunday, at $780, The Second Accommodation
@o sq Rsa isr
Turtle Greek leaves daily except Sunday n.
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh fOllows:-Ex.
press 146p. Mail, 500a. M; Accomnloda-
ton, IL M; Turtle Greek M;
Second Accommodation, Third Accommodation, SID
p. m. tlltf4 j u sf-.E fi.E Il =
Trainsfor Blarsvc and Indiana connect at BIarsyie
Intersection with Mail Train East Express West and
the Johnstown Accammod atiun Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and Connellsve Trains, stopping at all Sta
ttons the Pittsburgh day
press Train, $50 Returning from Pittsburgh
and ConnellsVie Road arriYe at Pittsburgh S85 and
610 pm. rH5ga 7=F-4s : -
The trayengpubllc will Hnd greatly to their
IN g9tns East or West to travel by the Pennsylvania
road as the accommodations offered cannot be sur
passed on any other route AS the baasted WITH
stone and Is entirely free from dust promise safe
their patronage.
kareto New York ........ $1S 90
-tt Is Baltimore. -. so
:. Lancaster 6 so -.
!" g. Harrisburg. -. .......... az
Baggage checked all Stations on the Pennsylvania
atlroadi and to Philadelphia Baltimore and York,
in the will be charged
Ten Gents in addition to the rites Ut from Sta
lions where the Company has agent.
SoTlcE.-ln case ofloss, the Company will hold them-t
selves responsible for personal baggage
amount not exceeding $1UO. -
NBFhe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has employed to
convey Passengers md Baggage the Depot at
gage
Fer Tickets appiyto J. STEWART, Agent,
.s.F--. Atthe P. B. n. Passenger Station, 81
1snIk+ on Lberty3a and Graqtsts., Pittsburgh.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Medal 4 amily Sewing Machine

TNHE UNANIMOUS FAVOR WHICH, mas ATTENDED,
Il the Introduction Of WHEELER &c WILSON'S IA n
ny SEWING MACXLNE, Is sunicient evidence of its
excellence It Is needless to say that this useful in.
strument is becoming domestic Institution the
recognized byits successful fimes In
rank in life To those who have hitherto efrained
from availng themselves of s advantages may not he
amls say that Its utility problem to solved
but success already realized The highest testimony
constantly offered concerning this given
this instrument wide and enviahle reputation.
These Machines exhibited sold by h.
JAMES EWING, Agent,
Hornbrook's Building.
Persons wishing stitching neatly executed can be accom-
moaAted on snort notice ap6-ly
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"a New I,irhf

ME DrummOnd Light produced from improved sYIy1c
4 OIL, has equal, and after personal and salts.
factory trial sent to the public as sara
and best portable light in safe because 1t Is
free from all explosive properties. It cheap because the
cost per hour is cent because
the smallest lamp will burn brilliant with flame fo
twelve hours without reng and give snfc,ent
light Tor any ordinary sized ron and having purchased the
rghto manufacture and SELL confidently recommend
1t to public favor. -
For sale Wholesale Retail at the House Furnishing
store o. J. *. DUNHAM & co.
Jan 10 No. I15, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling Savings Institution,
,0RRGOE. 1879 MAIN ST.
" dRF-Thursday, 10 O'Clock, a. m. -
Money received on transient deposte. Interest paid
.oRUMuA oKER ALRx. RaoERs, ALEX PAXTON A. NJ JoHS-
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y,, ,,.oo,, NJ. NELSON, President
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Great Northern and Southern Mai Route.
FOR NORTHERN, so UTHERN AND WESTERN
Nwtce DAILY Sunday night excepted, } between Rich
nond Washington City GordonsYflle and Alex
andria.
Hours of departure at Rlch-
mond. 6:45 A. M and 1880 r. NJ
Returning leayeW Washington A. NJ. and pm.
Arrive at Richmond =. LOOP M. and NJ ~
baggage checks and tickets, given through
mondand Washington ssEss n M y
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
and beingln excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee of always securing as shown by rri
yas daily at Richmond and Washington city In advance of
the Steamboat line. - f...l5ZE.,l-
FARE 8BrTEEE RIGHMoED4 AID WASHINGTON.
An omuibus viii be found always ready to take Through
passengers and their baggage wearing apparel between
the Two Depots Of charge, with ample them
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets obtained between Danvflle and
Washington ut the Terminus the Road now nearly
Pletedto Danyie An Agent Of the Company win receive
the Shecks OF passengers from the DanVle Road and at
tlmore Depot. g 'fifTl} =
route. = = - - %
mond and Alexandria, fe1'[e
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q e. SCOTT. 8
go it Wholes aIe and Retail ae

s-ls DEALER IN
Watcher. GIocks, '.Bewe.ry, Watch Sc Clock
Materials, Tools. G lIsses, II 3
SILVER Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens, and Pen
~ ellis, Gold and Silver Spectaces, Port Monnaes Purses
Gard Cases Cabas Work Boxes Brlsles Combs Perfume
Fancy Soaps Pocket Knives Scissors Ra2ors
Pistols, Plated specks and FORKS Regalia
silk Guards Steel sVeet Pens, Jet and Coral Goods
Having lately added very largely to my stock both in
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables me to
offer to q
/ watchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars,
and the public generally, very complete assortment at
the lowest prices. ss!I t}.ifi5 - sIit77
Watches and Clocks carefully and warranted