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hoeeroeT's NNDr Oc E.nse0.
Inv virtue cf . I'iu r. Va directed 10
I'D me- from the t'ircui, 'lerA's oiiler ef
Isnols eoss.,, issued February 18th.
Il 80, ! will t,il en the ire, Monde, IN
Ma, nsst, between the hours prescribed
h, liw, q ths Vosst llcuse door u snid
.,unt,, nli ths interest that ~. Andsr.
scn h,. in The following lands, to.wit /.
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.s,cl 10 sa.isis said Vi w, In flsor Of
~ Z. Williams, nsl~'ri agains' George
y. Anderson.
J. n. JONES,
Sheriff pauola county.
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New FURNITURE Store.
sOus A HARRIS

ItlN leasa ~ eel ihs allaniioh ~ all
- lbeH old fiisuds. patrons, ani Tho
tH' r. Fenfml't, 20 ~ examination "
ihsif large sni veil selected stock ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
THE TN TELLIGENCEI
rFor the 1ntellIgsncer.l
THE PILGRIM TO LETHE


He came TO drink of Lethe's blessed stream,
For he would fain forget the mournful Pas
Memory DER sliIe shed no brightsun gleaL
But all, he said, was sorrow to the last
"Give me, oh Genius ofthe blessed stream,
Give me to drink of Lethe's oblivious founti
Fam, fain would forget that mournful drea
IL Men call the Past-its sorrows all surmount
'Pause," said the Genius in her soft low voice,
"Pause yet while on the fountains brink,
Was .here not in the past much TO reJolce
As well az grieve?-Stay wearied one an
think"
"Why should pause. Oh mine has been If
Where Joy has seldom shed her starry CLEAN
But with wi d fancies and emotions Tlle--
Then let me drink, pray, of Lethe's streaml
Stay yet wild spirit, stay once more whiel
Woudst thou forget thy childhood's blesSt
home,
Deep in the woods, where sunbeams round
As if there, care Or woe might never GOMEZ
''Too deep, too deep, is my wild spirits grief,
To think ofthat home, happy in the past.
Tossed by misfortune, like autumn leaf
seek Obliyion!-give it me at last!"
.'Think of it lost onel Think again awhile
EWould'st thou forget all those who madeiI
Think of thy mother with her loving smile,
Who ever thought Of thee-Oh pause tho
here
Yet once, once more Would'st thou forget tbs
H prayer,
Thy young lips breathod out, at thy mother
knee?
wonld'st thou forget thy father, kind and dear,
Whose thoughts, whose hopes were all for
wOuld'st thou forget tiny hope and faith in
which shed on life their bright undyins
would'st thou forget the brightgfts to thee given
If thou canst-drink then, of Lethe's stream"
"stay-thy words struck tender chord cen
see my mother in her garden bower
The dark hair parted from her pale smooth brow
Smiling on US, in the sweet evening hour.
1 see my father, the soft breezes playing
E9Amongst the locks, still dark, of waving hair.
Above their heads, green vine-twincd branches
And the skies soft smiling, as they smile but
there.
see once more my gentle dark eyed brother,
And fair dead sister, mongst the flowers at
hear once more the blessing of my father,
Given ere wandered far, SO far away.
On, Memory, Memoryl Though thy glass be
With dust thick gathering through the many
years,
Yet many form of beauty, there enshrined
Looks out at me with eyes that know no tears.
With holy earnest eycs-the glass grows clear!
Oh there are scenes would not all forget
Now, back deep waters! Memory groweth dear
The dim Past smies-a hollow smile, but
sweet" Error.
WHEELING, March lst, 1859
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ReaIiy a CaPIIaI pFoiaeIIoaI

NHg celebrity OF G1vettys Medicate5 Paper for the
tsVell'es Is rapidly bsi7z extended throughout the
Unted states It OF he best articles before
the publi- Il obvateS the nSe OF ehenealy-poIsoned
white paper sn1 paper stained with pile producing prn-
nay be relied II is As hne and light bank note pa
aud tongh stout wrapper Nothing
and utility before offered to the plble sheets
s.. 800 sheets - Each ge=u
eonialns the % J. O. Gayetty. Waiernarted-
wonderful article fr1m OF the druggists
the proprietor, No II Ann S. It's ent by express
uoF96-SE
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LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,

PREPARED NY DIR. SANFORD, Obs.
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIcINEs before the public, that CrtaGrtic
easier mllder and eeetua than any other medicine
acting the Liesr eject It's morbid matter then
eompshing two purposes eGectuay without any Of the
painful feelings experienced in the operations of most Co.
L purce; and WSs9 taken dsy in moderate doses viii
strengthen and build 1t up with nnusualrapidty.
The LIVER is OF the principal regulators of the
human body and when 1t performs Its functions we'll
the powers Of The system are a Ise
Liuer proper perform Ofts the
of ONE crgauHt5e LIVER
having erased do tSduy For the diseases Of that
p rn Of more twenty to ind some remedy
wherewiho counterfeit the many arrangements to which
TO e HSs
has hut to try bottle am, seonyctionis certain
These Gums remove all-m9rbid or bad matter from
nySosstGg the food 70 digest well,
whole machinery remOvlns~'he cause of the disease
A BILIOUS ATTkCKs are. cured, AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREV ". blythe occasional use Of the
sur to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from'-rIslng and souring. -
M 3RE one do'e'akfn before F''ns prevents
s. 9a 0 asa dGss sAksR the bowels
one dose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA.
sex S4s 4 dSiH II two wi" always relieve
One bottle taken for fe obstruction removesthe
Only one dose Immediately relieves L,HOLTC, while
One dose often repeated isJrA sure cure for CHOLERA
NOR BUS, and \ preventive Of CHOLERA
~ Only bottle isS>needed to throw out OF tnt
system medicine after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken for,sJAUNDICE all sal
loWness unnatural ccior--irom the skin. -
One taken short~,time before eating gives Wig
One dose often repeated,r cures GHRORTC DLAR.
RHCEA in its worst forms, while S UAAER and
DO WEI complaints yieldZ almost to the first dose.
One two doses nt- tacks caused by WORMS in
Chldren there Is speedier remedy in
w few bottles euTe.0DROPSY, by exciting the
absorbents.
We take pleasure In menhinE this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER
and all FEVERS OF BILL LIOUS TYPE. II operates
with certainty and thousands willing testify It's
wonderful virtues. g.
NOUS TESTIMONY IN IT'S IA VOR.
~ MFR Eoter IN he uh toii ths InuiOordfof, ard
stndEL0io both together. 80
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working amost too great believe. It asf
magic, s frs dose giUin9 benef, and seldom
than bottle is required 70 any kind Of LIVER
Complaint from the JIt9diee DVspepsfd to
common Heldlee, all Of which the result Of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Broadway, New YORK.
And retRiled by all Druggists. Sold dLsO bv
mv14-lv 7, u. LOGAN = 90. wheelng.va.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
@ ~ 9

WINTER ARRANG EN- EMF.
ON and after Monday, 2Oh November, 1855, the trains
" will run q fOlloWs-EiE:
First-The st Louis CireinnAtl, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily
1872 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore I2O A NJ in time for
breakfast and EtsteTn connections.
SecOnd-The Northwestern Chicago st. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, Wheeling BenEood, Bal
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily 9Sd
p NJ saturday eHcepted arriving Baltimore al 45U p
" in time for EIstsrn connections
To enjoy the elegant should
take the II0 A. NJ train Cumberland and their
trip by the $40 A. NJ.
Returning West AMI Southwest the trains leave
Baltimore daily as fslloEs: Frst-rhe SIS A. " train
arrives Wheeling 6-2S p ". Sse0adrhe $50 p H.
train arrives at Wheeling At l0:31A NJ.
The 1880 ~ train 6oT1d E.' will stop At all stations
between s.heeng and Cumb.rlAnd
Round trip tickets arc being Issued 70 doundsve at 80
cents and to Bsnwo0I At 25 cts. J. y. FORD, Agent.
w r. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. noVS0
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
MUSIC PU b LIS H T. II
IIS laAHN HrGsRET

T Isr or NEW MusIcs-
II The Crystal WaIrs; eOraPsSsa " OrIAH
city.
Ysrtuns Teller; (GuitaTl J. P. CHM.
sultan's Polka (PianoD Charles D. Albert
la s. iphide Valse; (PiAnn) J. Ascher.
La Cloehette du Patre; (PIanol Lefehrue Wely-
Eugne Seutimentale; (Pianol JAu-ss BsllAk-
Nssurka des TralneauI:f PfanaSB Ase'~-~
The celebrated hoIuO FINALE, sung BY AadAns La
borde;( PiAno) Max MaTetEek.
Also received the following pieces Of huIie
Besse'B Grave; beautiful song.
What IL Home without Brother.
what's Home without 4 Sister; eOupHnions - HhAA
Home without Mother.
Maid Of sylvan Nook.
Flight Of the Rd
The Snow has fallen aroUsS
f-h5-IW
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pURIICATIoNs FOR SALE
at the Office of the MilIenn1al

r
At the Office of the Mil1enn1al
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
CHRIsTIAE HYMN.BoOK, in fun shee '-ei/ cents per
copy do be 90 s. 9oPg cE 20 ee eSes 81
Turkey morocco, gilt edges, extra size DO 90
Turkey morocco, gilt edges nth ESld clasp Sl'''
Christian Baptism and oOnSsqusnts
DEBATE On Roman Catholicism, between Bp Purcell an
ohrI,tisn baptist muslin
do 90 do do Ta is. super; "a
owe. az Debate: DO new edition f9 siss. '''os.a1s'
Rlcs Deess nsw edition. ito 'fo I, Per B SS na
Principles aud ects Religious Reformation urged
hva Campbell and others By L. richardson FF'ee'f0n
B ss,1Ss . Posrn,--Plan, 81; extra, 81.
baoH Toianes CT a.. HMenas iTbnss 81 vel
nneS99G o fseent t q the Will
fres-ohrssn Baptist, Rice De,aT and M.r6lnEs : sn
f S.P.sd a T Ina P e ee. on the ''F''
I1- No books will be sent on commission
PRICE OF ROCK, BY MAlL-PosFAeE PAID HER HEB
yranBGok. sheep. per ia, 20 20
Ioaa gs sdss, Pc, sSssa 6:i doi 10 o. O.
Christian Baptist. per dozen .........i9
Christian System, per dozen.
Term. of the IEarbIuEsr for 1883.
1GGPy to single Of Il; months
copies for one year, or copy forthresyeAr'. 90
5coPles IS ~
iS copies [and one copy Eras) ......-...... 20 W
IS copies (An1 one copy gTats) WV
so copies land geter Of club. one book on Bap'
tiiin and neatly bound itsran Book ; ~
@ ,SS Two Es1sS5 boSnd
@ to Of 100 90
1870 copies HB Sa6S iGP. Of as sSot on 90
EXTRA PREMIUMSl
thelsrgeSt three or more clubs worth
For The largest nver $780, $50 worth of Books
And the largest over $780, Slo worth Of BOOKS
The books selected sccorin; to the order OF he
Age to whom the premium Is awarded. -, :,
~ TIE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot AFFORD keep &C.
No psrson realizing BefEdny trfR be admitted as
com petitor Tor these prSmfuHs. 49,,
address A. oAN eeaasa c 6s.s1nT4 ".
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-sI1las ~ 49, y -. y
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN @
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY Csunday night excepted between Reh-
i mond and Washington City via G0rd0nIvis and Alex
AndTia.
Hours of departure At Rich
mond oiS a. NJ and 1850 p NJ
Returning leave WAshIngton...s A. n and P \.
and
Baggage and tickets gwen through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give ths best guar
always securing connections As ia lhoWn by Arr
walls daily Rehnond and WashingtSn city in advance or
the Steamboat line.
WASHINGTON $40
Omnibus will be found always ready take through
and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the DePots free Of charge, with ample time for then
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through be obtained between DAnTills and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
peted 80 Danve. An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the passengers from the DRnVle Road and
tend their baggage all the Way 80 Washington ohs Bal
timore Depot.
Theresn change Of the night Rich
mond and Alexandria fel
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Por THROUGH Tickets and other information, inquire
At Central Ticket Once hesPgE House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ BE particular and ask for Tickets via the cWt
Short Line Rail Road.
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GOLD EN- B p e zHLY 70 sTo r e.
NO ia MAIN STREET. WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE a5.r

DkR4SLE
5aS RSssria
a" nhsehy
StCo hL line
douL
LNneRuss 90
me Golden
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RMEN.RE.FTIS.M
MUSTANG EMINENT.

INVALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. s. IlrcH. Hyde Park, VT, writes 80 That the
considered worthless" (hs SpaTinl
since the free Of the Mustang IInimsn hare
Eni him for $50 eaAh Your lhiment has been doing
aoEadera up here.I1 =
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This route passes through N Lexington, Lancaster Cir
cleVile Washington Wilmington and MATroH-hs richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio 90
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An nov oEerinx splendid Of all kinas ard
enlorf OF french heTinos, Of them sl.2S
for al vol: Paids worth TSe soc; Broehe shaHI
worth $40 for 50 and ~; Chenee
and a. VeFy reiueed prices; Fancy snd BAeS
N some as cheap - soc yard, worth Isl: all Wsol
De LANES, Enrth SIC for 81 Ffy pieces Tibet
worth 8IHe for 25e, all colon. EnbroI4ered White
Goods a. nearly onehaif have generally: La.
proTsd shape Hoop Skirts At AstonhlnE Tutrsj
rianes OF every description, among which fouad
some Of the hnest Weleh ard Country FIannsa
sot 10 shrink extra heavy and fine Ladrs' eAr-n
tart one OF the eomPeteat asaoTtnehts Of FANCY Do
hEsfIC DRY GOODS IN the civ Receiving Foods daily
81 the latest styles made here and Imported
Ing Mp fll As8oTfr1ent a. all At
VIII satisfy The most pArteuar-for CAsH OsLTf Cash
BUYERS are particularly invited = give call he
fore pnrehasnE elheEhere a. Eo IS Ce-trs
Whesling- tOeti6l JOHN RoEliER-
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Coal Oil and Coal OIL Lamps.
WE hAvs lust received h-autII Artci. OF Coal on,
w better than any before sold In this city.
The disagreeabls odor which connected with the Car
aud Coal OILS offered by Others, degree
on, Pleassnter handle
giving brilliant Hight without the smoke which
attends the Coal Oils use.
We have hand, of manufacture, the largest
AMI best of Lamps Of every description
burning the different kinds OF oils.
Coal Oil Lamp Cap constructed that BY the
pansion OF the chimney from heat II will break by
gcrAmped in the which the with other
Coal Oil Is the best Oil used. giving far more light
less cost, and being nOueKTlosiVe. Allie want Of
Light. call At the oreensware Store Of
HOBBS 4 BARNES, Il5 Main St,
Aext door 10 HeiskeIl SWeATngen,
Oet9 wh~-ii-,- Va
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z. GEsT, Prest, W. ". BAILEY, Act sGPt,o
Cincinnati. AnesThle' U
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TRAINs LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
Al i2lSW II:tU PM, for Cincinnati and points AVOVe
on arrival Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
East.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

TtsslpS miles shorter by this Route than eid.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

% 8 -; e
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rnhIs-1v

In connection with the above, keep every kind Of
calnstrumentS and musical merchandise generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

TIRSEILLES 1lar5 snI Sleeves, and Collars in sets
vi White aud Figured, yery cheap and vary pretty.
sep4 PAYNE& Co, 81 Monroe AZ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

IPfanos Melodeons, every kind of musical inStru-
nents tuned and repaired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

TN LOGAN Co., and LAUeH1INs BUsHFIELD
Agents for Wheeling jew WY div -lE1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-22

DROWNING Docs IL NEW YORK-The dog
pound IN New York is an old hulk lying on the
rINer, IN one end Of which is a pen, into which
the lmpOundcd dogs not reclaimed by their
owners are put. when they are about TO be de-
s'royed. The Express describes the rest:
The last dOg-a huge black female i'm an
interesting conditiOn-had been put in, and the
trap was fastened down. And now the yelling
was frightful. nOxiOus exhalation arose from
the packed cistern, and an intense heat was
emitted Long before the water could be ap-
pied. the dogs at the bottom must have suff,,-
cstesi, for upwards of two hundred dogs of all
-izes were packed in a cistern about twelve
feet square and about seven feet deem. II was
perfect canine hole Of Calcutta, and if the
mind can conceive OF Mayor Ticmapn as sara
jan, Dowlah. Marshall Stephens WHO snperin-
tended the whole affair, aS the sentry, and the
do1s as British soldiers (all Christians are dogs
complete
All being prepared, the hose was run from
the plug on the street to the cistern and the
water let IN To those "n the top, the cooling
LdtE must have been temporary relief and
they seemed rather to enjoy it. but il was not
- last The water rose higher, the yelps be-
came faInter and fainter and in a short time
all was hushed and still
Carts were now brought on the pier and the
deat bodies taken from the cistern. and placed
therein for conveyance to the place where such
,arrIon y usually deposited, after which another
'iieh "f dogs underwent similar operation
uII all had given up the ghost. that Is supposing
me netampsychOsis 10 be true. and that dogs
mad ghosts 10 give up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-22

AN ENGLISH BREACH OF PRoNISE Casa
counterpart of the Carstang and Shaw case. in
st. Louis, has occurred in England. An old
gentleman of some means, named Charlesworth.
and yerglng on seventy, was sued in the Court
of Queens Bench, for triaiDg with the affec-
tions of Miss Lydia Clspperton, of the ripe
but fresh age of fOrty-two. The parties met
last August at boarding house in Margate; in
the language of the lady's counsel. "a mutual
attachment" sprung up. which ended in a
Ppsmise of marriage. The lady's friends favored
the arrangement, and the marriage day was
fixed. The expectant bride spent some $3.50
IN preparing her trOusseau but as time for the
conSummation other happiness approached, her
lover grew cold, and finally broke off the ell
gagement.
There were some ludicrous DEVELOPMENTS
made upon the trial. 1t appeared that after
promising to marry Miss Clapperton. he became
afflicted with "a bad foot" which increased
ian affection of the heart,' to which he was
subject His physician, hearing of his proposed
marriage, told him that he had better not do il
lie took the doctors advice, and hence the
suit for breach Of promise. The lady's counsel,
Mr.. Edwin James, agreed TO take $500 rs com
pensatiOn for her wounded affections aud the
Court entered judgment for that amount Had
MIR. Charlesworth been tried before ST. Louis
jury, his fortune would not have suffced TO
meet their verdict, notwithstanding his bad
foot and his affection of the heart