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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27
X.---AgricuItural Implements.

All manufactured articles and implements must be
entered and placed exhibition before the 22d day
of August, and remain until the close Of the Fair
No Premiums will be awarded for manufactured ar
cles produced in CALIFORNIA; yet the Society will
be happy to place such articles on exhibition, with
the names of the importers or exhibitors, and award
dinlnmas for snch exhibitions aecordinglY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27
IX.--XegefahleS.

Best exhibit Of Garden Vegetables,
Best exhibit Pumpkins and squashes, not less than
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27
n U L e s :,

RU l. ES s,
FOR TT GOVERNMENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL, HoRToUL-
tt &AL, AND MECHANICS SOCIETY OF THE NORTH
ERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, AT THE
ANNUAL FAIR AT MARYsvIILE, 1859.
RULE Each member of the Society will be fur
nshed with badge Of membership upon The pay
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-27

OIL WOOD CO., Proprietors 444 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market-st, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
eS- PARK WHITE, San Francisco, Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod-cha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
THE IN rELLIGENCER
O7HERDAE2

A dream n the Past. soufissd and Sim,
Last night uS round ny heart,
And Az tgain the passing years
Like 3 vision u Love dsPast;
Rat the siIaagr-sigS In IL l0ity sphere
With IL wings spfrad sa,tsafd bright and clear
Shohs Ike The san In brilliant tear.
In ihs midnight dream once more I saw
The friends Of early day..
Rdsndt that loved before | kscw
Liis's varied md sbaljFy says;
Friends whose hearts HeIc " teal anl true
10 me, A. the snn 10 the iar ~ blue,
AID ! I3Fsl This bgrim confused and din
IS loved the notes u sons haIl-heaid hymn
And heard again the dshing Wind
A. II sighed long. long sgo,
When Il passsi through the yslloW leave, IN Fali
Musical, soil and los.
And the raven pefchsl on the SANE dJad Hnb
With glisi'nins eye AID neck stretched lin,
l. The .tms az there In those Yeas
When Hops male rainb1ss Der our tears
Il seems long anil weary path
To tread the hill, of Lie,
To walk The varied vA'cs u e1fih
With their pleasures aud pain. and STRIFE;
Eat Nith pleasure nos ue ilin look back,
10 the Past, HES sunny and shady track,
And dreams d the Past make - sEerta spell
As he muAie VI waves W az ocean shell
There are none iha, have never fsll the touch
Oi souow'. dafk-hued wing.
And there are mons hut In dark hours
VIII to some bright hope cling;
And thus with s0uoS, JOY and strife,
We pass through the shlis anl ,hinc Of lie
Till, like the suns last ray 1t even,
Our spirits pAs, to the hr-on heaven.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
TuR L1TEsT NEwsl

INTERESTING e PROFITABLE To EFEPY OWE.
\ consequences Of the hard tines, have elacaiai to
make srssireiastian In the selling price Of my giols
shall, NtAs tRns tine DER ofths Ereaeft bargains
IN several ~ iel.s received ireet from Hucti1n.
CALiCOES, Sith the exception OF English and N.EiaseS,
At Ice pr TaFL
MUSLIN DELtINES, raoii never reiAnsI faris,, thaa
= cents ~ only Isl eenti and all ag,Ts In proportion
PuRS-l oI'r soai AiIorinsnt, ald Al prices to suit
everybody.
thNn Anv nther houle.
MILLINERY 1ODs-A complete auortnent y,ry liz,
iSt. aal 4rnU at2L
ENRR0lDERiES-t oblge mv,.if to sell - rer cen.
cheaper than any other house In he city Of WAssllaE
aHVrthsr plAce.
CHiNrLgI -wortN sic AZ % cents.
cL1AKS AND SHAwLs IN eVsrJ variety. and ehsa per
than a7T osArrhoass.
SlLKS-A very sp,l article % Hack sinks At Sl,, Iad
late style Of fancy SILK, worth AMI sol eTerySher isr g.
At oniv Is cents.
LtNENS-An Trtiele E,rth f5e At anls lSs
PARAVgrrOS ASD EREScI MERINOs-Oi eTerT e.i.
Or price, lover thaa ever offered beforr, also pAa De.
ines. very hns quality, sieh Asstls ~ Sc Tor isiS,
KID GL0YGs-AaeihsE IL: Of thois sItrsasly cheap
GNunhstS, n siH..
In ,hor;, I'll sell all anl any Of good. t, suit tAs,e
lard tnss ISAAC PRAGER.
u9V - 10 h1ln street nsar Unlon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

rTNlI celebrity Of Rlve,tys Nsleaisl PAp,rb the VA.
pt.slI'st IL rapliy b,ils tSt.aled thronshout the
uaitsl NsL o. the best AreleJ sTsr put heflrs
tht pihis II CLIMATES the u's ~ lcAiy-poiSoned
Whts papsr, Aad paper stained with pile pgolu,ng pin.
tsrt ink. tts AMI prsveHivs Of piles This
nav h relied on. Is aas AL ght AZ bank note IA.
pei and tolyh IS siaai Erapp'r Nohl1s q value
aal atV b,fort oi.rs 10 the public loo sheets
e,t say g. so sAt,,s - eeatL Eish sheet Of the Ee=u.
Iis csnltns TIE name Of J. O. dAyr;;y, Wisr.mArSsd-
fst The lerial Arls irNm Of The druggists from
The proprietor No. II Ana 81, " It's eul By express
frOa hNt pl1ss any pAFtof tbs UHielSuiVS, rTyIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO. MA MAIN STREET.. WHEELING, va
EW FAIL AND WINTER GOO
eREAT INpUcEMENTs To CASH TRA0E.


rtsysr Hr1RdRiE
y r. o ur ]. sft 81 "a cus 1901
u
lee iErr IA skaes ftst .rr as Ia
I seIn ku b ta4u
ysgly
lar sui sssu t.,aEs 70 IL f
wsfs
~ vssr
a-sS gs-.sI = u, oN' s'H Tuou,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
EXTRA PREMIUMS

EAlkA fRbNiJMal
Fsr.l.fg,ti q Afss u sfs easi orsri3, SIS Worth
II Boots
Rlrp7 nsti lafF-si over -, ~ H,rth n R9sts.
All he urt largest over - IS wafth u Books.
Tt bl5Es g. BE- iri-.t-l ,--tf1' thg order Of TIE
AErrttl rhHHi ttr ns-u.lu IL asafirt.
~ rlE CNsU Vrsr ~ F1kW ARDED INVARIABLY
e1ilft f8f Cuba
No ns-',a e,,ifltg n B,tbiay rH b. dininii az
c0ag siifor 1r bsi6 pFfAiufa'
Aiifsa A. CAMPBELL. BsihAny,
mhi3-iy Brooke coulty, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
S7 60 gsa al

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nNAnd after Mon lay, e9.h November ISIS the traia,
~ vii run a. f3Ii5Ft-Ts:
Frt-rns 3: Louis. Cfelanaii, Wheeling. BsnEsol,
Bliinofe and Wtiiagtia CITY Eynrrsa leaves daily al
Wa A. ~ arryius It Blium1re AZ I'D A. ~ 10 time fr
breakfast an EtHtrn c1navetort.
Seeaai-fie North-Es tern Cat-a=o, 81 Loll', Cairo
lndtnappi tan Cine nanii WLeelRs u.nE05d, Bal
tmoTr aii Washngtoa Cts EIpreis irAvrs daly a. 9l
NJ (Sllriay excepted arrrins Baltimore A. $50 P
ia tu- Tor Etis-rn e0lnvcLonI.
To enjoy the ytftnt allatn scenery pAssn grrs should
take the li:n A. t'l 70 Cumberland agI resume their
trip b. TIE 500 A. y
Returning % the West ~ So1th Wet the trains leave
Baltimore daily ~ f1l,T': Frit-rhe SIS A. II. train
arrives at wh.elHg a. 81 P. " sesaal-The 80 r. 81
train arrives at Wl.eling at iI:tlA.M
The il3l " train bad EtG will stop At all stations
brtuecl s.htelns aud caziS-rlA1i
Road trptIs are b-n; IL, Iei 10 MogndsVls At 50
cents and % B'nHooI a: IS cts. J. D. FORD, Agent.
=. SWIM, superintendent.
L. " COLE, GsnT Ticket AZ ut. noTa0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

An nov offering splendid asiartmsnt Of al tlnAs and
i raors Of Rrsn-h Nrrnas, of then usrth q Is
fof se all L Piais worth 70 oT h0c; Broch- shtu,t
EoTh 9iOfor and t Chrnslis and Long RhaEl, In Frr
abundance anI \, Vey reduced pre-'. RanrT ard F.ek
sik', same ~ cheap Gne PER yard worth 55 ~ wool
ps Lame, uort e ~ ~, Pny pieces Of Thlbst Cloths
Eorh SiHe for 25c all color; Eabrodstd and Wli:s
Goods nearly oneha you have 10 pay Fensrailv: L..
des' Improved shape Hoop Skirts 81 anulsdBF Low rates;
Fahnels n every description. among Which vii be found
Of tie hEeSt w5eh and Csufiry Rsnnsii vAfrhuisd
tot u shrink eItra heavy and dnk Lad.s wsif-in
fart 81 The eomblsirfi aisormenif ~ FANCY DO.
NESTtC DRY GOODS IN The StV Receiving rao45 daily
Of The isist syies, mse here and Imported rsbT ke~r
ing up full A. an seasons and At pess 4.
bsrsrs psEeuArs nVIt'd rive ne AZ sarir an b..
fors rr'ehkEg tIsVle. At 80. % Main Street cs-tfe
Ehe'linE. l0e;lsl JOHN ROENER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
T. CARTWRIGHT,
USIC PULLS r.,

" " ~ i3S dh'IS HIR RRT.
7 isr or Nrw Nt'Mc'-
Il TIE cry''al "Aai ,o''rs'sa 3, s'Gu'lss 81 'AH
ciN.
Tartunsrsrsr. tGutanJ P. 0lmu.
SuliAnf Polka; lraaal Chaficin Albert
u S,irhii- NSlse, (Panoij. Asahsf.
II Ciachrtir Ia P4irr. a. anal IN .ifas wely.
ElrEe Mssurta acntifurutaie lPiAl1) Jtnst R,ilak.
Nnltta dcs rrAnsAai.t FlAualI Aselsss
TIE celebrated honde FiaAi., a. sung BY Malams L.
bords; a PNaol Mar NafstIss.
Also rreyivriths fiuoSine Pieces % Maiis
n-ssiriarAv,, . bsautifuis6ng.
Whatit itsuis u.thout a nrnihrr.
watt Hone -Ithout Slater; suPaAioui " what
Home With1nt Mother.
Maid Of sfiran Naek.
T!rht Of thr 70
he spga has faii-n atarss -.
Ai,a. l'rgs oiiorinsn, Of n'usai work., &s.,1s.
frhs-fH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
THE NEW YoRK TRIBUNE,


THa NaHY1sg tfngss. a1F mrr' tiNn sfv-ntstH years
oil, aa'1 Sat ~ aft Iiif1h 10 tts SOFIA tai tppvugl
fsfiadf % ~ apird 81 iplts i'-i a. o. loo prcs
attstc nt, al sils1 hNt ttVuT tts u1phftl-ri
gSstta Of m1fs Wtl g1l0D st1tfdPtsnt, respectfully
sile'lt ~ thNt " ~ pNtronhsi Wh;h IN Mopilian
Pfsu hT1 isfIfth - receive.
Wi1ia NJ prfarnt YsN Tus rabrHT hit prarlisi itlt
uiih AT fait-f Pfstt a. cot ~ tll-O, nsfsy
tnti s1uf n or sihtf tfri mtT receive -ir papers
ntI sArtsf than thrY othsFEts mlFt o.. Win earrra-
p1nslta Il ~ 1 rplrttli p'ils hr fh14t tas civ.
itfi Hodi ant ttAT ~ writer's ehoi-n from ahIns NJ
kthtH to e1aiff, ~ believe thAtsrs1 tl1s- 40 lHks
tt pltst - otstlsst clnssi- q 10 f-trtlst IN ATrFug
m eiaTeiiIat al ahiir n mtiittliag tssn. We ~.
pst tan u hlfs uhi bssrf that N terstsl clrsalttpa
o. fau raiagrl goalt e,ailss 10 ~ pnu.a Intellectual
AL arrt Eslsla6 81 M pa1us - al AHA sfsssng
such Increase.
rHs DAM Taitgta IA pfint, lAryl lr1sf. sheet,
AMI pihhihei ersfT m9rnuf a. evening", (slplaF
cspis H. and ntsi 70 tnb,efbcrt 1r sic dollars per-
nan Ia alfa1sr; " f,r ht nintis
rHs Sfd WssILr fsiHfdt u ptplthsl -rsrf ruEsDAr
A1ifNDAf aai epnttllt Al TIE z itnridt Of ~ Dthf
With n, OUus, Hlrss ant Gmssll Mrkttt reliably ~.
piStfl eSsfs.y Tor rIz rtirtE Fitsls1 AL Dln.sts
OIrrHIf1isa'', AL dishf ne e'n1g t-sta1 u Csn.
rfsii q 1il cn-Ar = ttuItrr q c11Ffs,ii'nd i'.au
9TH Ne nlr' inlirtg' tnfsIr'i u vii tlp r'niAnA
tNsFl clnti1ufi i1u 1ani'r % ugnb p taIi
af'tNig ,a,,.i ally afF'1A2sr - ta'ti va peter
net q take lalT
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TERNfg:

ois O pr on vs,r.St wire N,p.'. Is
TEaCipii, otiy.u. 8 rs1CI3its, i1oaaTttrsU. -
rae stN.FGsEtT rhartx Is seat o Cisrglnsa At g.
Per ANNA.
rfi NFrTnE WssgLr rsftrts. aitrFs elyatpNts p.
PSF fHt ~ lntrf 10 pIhh-i every strT, ari con.
tt1t glbrtit o. th+ nrbfN1' to'i'' 81 re tnN, Nh
hfE % th'a'K l'rstp ca-r-t3, tense irnn ~ ntrtt
81 IS aldI, 10 NsE.YorS cave, Ilr,' AL Ps,iiss
MIfs', tnl;rftiHE AT rsN ,hls Plgal, NiAnlsL Anl
AgflciltafAl ARTICLES, a., a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

ols o,nV. IN, ysNr 81 Pvs Cials', ~. ysW "a
Ttsss O,as,, oas vstr Tea Copies, rear ....l
TEsay O,ist bBs'T ts.tt 81 rae lpE "a ltD
TE,ulv O,pt.t dtt-sitbfstfi tti,i-ibie, anl AR
ltr..fniupeF It tas rlis - - -irh ~
Ar bsf,aa tfiiafa O. 1 .; rvs1tr NJ n,rs IN b.
saiius q N svt-A enpv. W iJltlnl . tsnl rds wgEE.
~ raiHctE I, ClsfgYnsl f'r 81
sib,sfniit rtT e,a-isl,-a a. a1vtlas Tsrnt ATaTs
eA,hti tlVNass whf7 lrh ca b, rrNsar,i 10 10 mach
safer thAa 10 Fsall bank hns Al it-rt ~ o. atirsed
10 HORACg GREELEY CO,
Trhale nilisst,
Nassau ST., NiH-York
rms TatB1HR AMMO Tor ISN9. eontAlnn. the Flee.
ton Rstarat AL m uti stsr vi! be ih,hei ABOUT
nlriuV Ptlee " ienu; Il Copies, poIpli for 81 100
Copies, postpaid, IS. Address a. above.
oetlQ-it.eoW.dtU
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office Of the Millennial
HarbinEeF. Bethany. Va.

- ~ aAAAN 80 49, -
OHEftffAN HTuS.l1Jk.is fil 49, --siF ssait ~
sspJi IA Aftrtffsr. 30 eqfT y fft1 tt AZ q -,
80 sfrt = fsrit Dc d faftf nsfatts, lia sdrtt,N
A. a. flftsI rofsfsn r rirrts tuira ttf, e, % %
Tlffsy nsfs-T1. rii sirft. g.tt ~ taip, ti,ia
Cfifiisn iftfsu, 49, stfaar. a..
% - c1gT.
b, si,sia E,aa, csesnsisn. h,tstsa b., Pufssn e.
A caHfssn.al
chH.Ia is-,.t al ss-pi'i.. u,i. u ~ eel
a. a. A. Do TartfI tap.f, ~
40 a. o. afthstqlu, e.
Ossu b-htis go tlfisa. tifi.
Pie DfHit-. 49, si.ri11. 81 ID pr nal lis1.
HsTiss n ~ lrrr. ~ -. D. Ltft. ~ AL. u "a
prrrsIsss1i 90 stit To- EsI1s ksilfat ara
~ cinrAf1 "a stasrs. ~ & 4-hIitsu. Pee, ifsa
o. rsrttta
hlHirf. fosut-Pisir, tii sttfa. a.,
A. AAtffia ra Va. 1FiHs 10 rFHtf % tinds carT,
ntrk Vaiauist y ~ Mlisahlai iitItzgrf, u psf vel
anbfHdf faHnf H.
~ On tsssni q ~ dnsf a. absvs ul NJ sent post
- fr-sCsFsft % hsttt, RE- bsh,.r an afbinrsfst
ssiisi IT, p.stafs On ~ i5frff aai 81 CO "a Ne
tiffss. v AZ u a..
wv bsssi sllbs iss' IN ssan.'iisa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

Faculty.
E.R. LOsIgR,
PfiHepL-LeeuFtr fhs Science % AresHsH Os4sssgra
BlsiHsSf O.staSHs -is
J. n. PbtLLtSH,
PTefsissT ofhs rhsarT And P'Astes - ,sf Ee.7!nf
Comrrrctal t,alraituo
70. u. DAyGEs.
AIoei1ie Professor Of Bcst E.e,isg
\. o. Johnson
Pfofeilor Of nasHetf AID 0rnAmsEiai PannanIkia
ST. Williams, GTe.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
RIV.E. YEATEB REEFR,D.
Lecturer on CsmmefsiAlEihlsG.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. Ksunsay, hon. yoIhuA yanIIht,
Hoa. ThomasSsahH. VIM. II, Ksighlsr. EIq,
jacob Trust, Esq., william Khabe. Elq.,
The coleEe ii provided With Commercial Library
Standard Works, eEpFssiy for the use Of students.
Each Student has desk to himself AhdI separately n.
Struetsd.
Thsrsb,nEno vacation duriDr ihsyslr, s.ud'nnelnsl
ter at any tine
Thetlms usually required 10 eomPls., til, fali course
from 20 10 weeks.
DiPtoNI IL aEArdsdto ali 0raduatss.
AlATFs and Beautifully Orninsntsd Circular eonianirg
upwards q SI sarLET IsET FpFsssnhg the EXTERIOR and
Interior Nssu ofthe College various ehaFAetsre DtFnf
psnmaHshp, AeIsntby mailrSS er charge Accompanies
Win estaisEus gVinI full particulars. AfdreSi,
X instHR. RpiinOrS ~
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wILDE q BRO

d EsPE0rPULLY Hiorm ihs plblie that they have re.
IL e.ive4 Of the l4rE-st Ald fashionable lnTo
e-s Of ViP4asr AL via Hv ShNisi br0u .ht 10 the
city o. ThsslaE, eau1'isiaz Rrsn:h, English ami Aner
Paasrs al B1rl'rf IA INST e7d-Ss variety. They
we're pqreassI Ss5T TIE eiitNuary arkst figures ADD
VII s7t i1rrs'p'l In cy loH beautiful stTs " Glazed
Paper A. Is cents per R'the IA- oIsre elsewhere
isi II Tot siih hIrsln' give call, deter.
mined 70 eel a. t1h arr-s ill f-fT eolp@iitin The
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS Is Invited IS Ue rsa
TIRELY NV. an IRE. fl old Aal DEPRECATED ftyi.s
carried over from hslyeNr. APT
new Is, sfN ,r.A ~ 9. tr rabsi: llsa aa. aftlss
n Of vislia AL Gaiiar SirlAgL PAYNE kcO.
sspt Nearest
DIcGOlOutHi u1r.cAP, IuN received by
I Isysa BLli5 siI9sELL
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PARE As Low As ny Any OTnER EourE.

IL part -aia, and AL Tor risssl, va. III, c wa
sl5ri Llae Rail Road
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Tern.sfIh Do IIarblnrsr fsr IsaA.

IVFWH'I IHV WHF1IHE'F I9F Na1H
eapf - s'lrs sabtcf.hrr ....s...s-..-. "
ifn1f PAT lT'sfs The sfpfat1l n tF n4rtht.. 80
sorIssisf ans Isaf, of eapv ofwfs1yetu 90
.............. .... 20
iaeass. .....,..................... q "
II copies tanl aas e5pr sfansj ........,.... . %
Is elulgtl tat als eHpY gfAtsi At9
s0clP-a ttt n fsttrf a. n rith, anebI1k on hAP-
t.ia al one neal bIsli m,na hlaAl ....... 50
ilf1ass tsniin r1ttsf 80 4felah, 80 pllS' GA bap.
titn All troafAHT tlIli Hfmn h1ps1. Gee. ~ %
100 rap'si CENT n frirf - u bab three bl'zs On
Btpfitu at three atty band iiymn hlaSt.. lo9 20
Nv .l I'm. ~ s..s an Il =. 81. % ~. Q.
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Star Candles.

NEw MUSIC, received every week, a, he variety tor,
~ ~ taplIl PAYNE 4 Co
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m 90vss c." oStri.s', nla,lnnau star cs,aI,,
r re'rel al, lT By 9Tr.ai, All Tor sale At Mann.
'l: :.5s '''''''' "a Il. S! :! a.I.ii.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
MARION IND HIS MEN


as they really were, and to do fit homage to
that deliberate Valor, that unyielding patriot
lsm' winch, IN few noble spirits, defying
danger, and above the scenes of priyation could
Keep alive the sacred fires of liberty in the
thick swamps and dense and gloomy forests
asking nothing, yielding nothing, and only leav-
ing the field the better to re-enter it for the
combat
We take to ourselves some credit, for having
secured for our columns the chefs d'aupres of
this masters pen, but we intend to give the
NEW YORK MERCURY
a still higher prestige than ever. We believe,
it is already the
Best and Largest Story Paper
in the world, and we contemplate making it
better and better, with every successive num-
Der, in spite Of all expense and opposition
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
Approximating Prizes.
25,627 Prizes amounting of s335,7CO
Whole Tickets $40, Halves SIS,
W. Quarters $3.50. AZ
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to $4,000 correspond
ing with those numbers on the tickets printed
on separate slips Of paper, are encircled with
small lin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first 379 Prizes, similarly printed and
encrcIed, are placed in another wheel. 'iH
The wheels are then revolyed, and . number
is drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and OF
the same time Prize is drawn from the other
wheel. The number and prize drawn out are
OPENED and exhibited 10 the audience, and reg
is!ered by the Commissioners: the Prize being
placed against the Number drawn. This opcr-
alton is repealed until the Prizes are drawn
out. t'.n
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two proceed
ing ano The two succeeding Numbers to those
dra wing the first Prizes will be entitled 10
The 44S Approximation Prizes For exam
Pile if Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000
Prize those Tickets numbered 1928, 1929,
1882 viii each be entitled 10 5000. &c Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 600 Prize, those tickets
numbering 54S, SAG, 55l, ESQ, will each be en-
titled 10 $3.50, and 30 on according 10 the above
scheme. ''RiF
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EMBROIDERIES.


gzgsas. Hardware, QueenSware,
Cedm Hare, Hats, Caps, Boots, 80
Shoes, Matting, GROCERIES. 60
TO enable him to compete with Cash houses
he vii require the Cash for his Groceries at the
following prices Best Orleans Brown Sugar 9
cents Rio Coffee IL . and IA cents, Best
crushed Sugar IL l-2 cents, best brands Of hea-
Wy brown Muslin 10 cents, II other goods in
the same proportion for Cash or punctual deal
ers.
My terms prefer Cash at all times. Ac-
counts are considered due at any time they
may be presented during the year. At tn ex-
piraliOn OF every year all accounts must be clo-
sed. ......
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods al Cash prices.
WIN. n OULDER.
Shepherdstown, April 8, 1859.
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FAMILY P.hPERS.

FAMILY PhPERS.
Since the first announcement of our engage
memt Of .UR T9YLOR, we have received a
flood of inquiries FROM all parts Of the Union,
relative to the enterprise, showing that public
expectation is on tip-toe 10 learn the particu-
lars regarding the character Of his cuntrlbu-
tons. As it is impossible for US TO answer
these in detail. we can only refer our friends
and correspondents to the
Ne,c York. Nercury for .APrH 80,
where the first of these sparkling and popular
sketches will be found.
As no other American has ever travelled so
extensively as BAYARD TAYLOR, and no other
traveller can see things with the eyes of Amer
lea we need not further eulOgiZe the value Of
these cmanations Of his mind and observation,
TO the reading public. 1t is sufficient to say
that they Will greatly enhance the high char
acter that the MERCURY has ever maintain
ed, and that has heretofore rested upon many
causes, some of the most important Of which
may be summed up as follows:
TIE MERCURY employs more literary
talent than any other paper
THE MERCURY pays more, and higher
prices for that talent, than any other paper.
THE MERCURY is constantly announcing
new. startling, and brilliant additions to its al
ready unrivaled fund Of attrac tons.
THE .MERCURYis illustrated by F. 0. c..
barley, Esq, the greatest artist Of this century,
and ms beautiful pictures are thus brought
within the reach of the entire public.
THE MERCURY is the Oldest and most
firmly established literary journal in America.
THE IERCURY, during the Twenty-one
years of its prosperous existence, has publish
ed a larger number of popular original tales,
romances, and sketches, than all lis imitators
combined.
THE MERCURY must be seen to be appre-
ciated, and we are fully determined to make its
name "familiar as household word, +" with ev-
cry family in the land
THE .NERCURYis for sale by all news
dealers and booksellers in every part Of the
country, and subscriptions are received for it
at every Post Office.
1t will be seen from the foregoing announce
ment, that the ,MERCURY for April 30th, 1859
will be an excellent number for subscribers to
date their subscriptions from.
TERMS, cash in advance, Two dollars per
annum Three copies for Five dollars, Five
copies, Eight dollars Eight copies, Twelve
dollars, with gratis copy extra for tn getter
up of the Club. Address
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PrOprietors New \ ork Mercury,
% Spruce Street, New York City.
April %, 1859 3w
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$4,000 Numbers 1866 Prizes
Prizes payable in full, withOut deduction.
In these Lotteries every Prize is drawn.
S C II L NJ E .

and 2l2 Approximation prizes ranging
from $50 up TO $500.
1906 prizes, amounting TO $340,OO0.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S., Quarters $3.50.
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WESTERN HOTEL.


NHE undersigned having leased the well
l. known T.1TER.N Stand of Joseph Emit
Ter, on German street, Shepherdstown, is now
prepared TO accommodate Travellers aud the
Public generally. The HOUSE is large and
commodious. having been thoroughly renoya-
tel. His T.fDLE shall at all times be suppl
ed with the best the markets afford. His B.lR
is well stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. His ST.9BLE is large aud roomy
and shall at all times be furnished with album
dance Of proYedder. He has also large
YARD for the accom- mediation of Droyers aud
Waggoners. In The yard is a pair of Hay
SC.9LES where all persons having Hay, Cat
tie, or other articles to be weighed will be
promptly waited on
N. B.-Boarders taken by the week, month
or year His Terms will be moderate aud in
all cases made TO suit the times.
Is Hoping by strict attention to business
and desire 10 please 10 merit and receive a
liberal share of the publIc's patronage.
The publcS humble servant.
VIM. n. CROWL.
Shepherdstown, April 2, 1859. If
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NEW GOODS
1.-r.... Al
Prices to suit the Times !

THE undersigned has just returned from Bar
i timore and Philadelphia, and now opening a
large and handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
being bought exclusively for Cash he can afford
10 sell at very low figures. He would assure
his customers that they can obtain goods from
him as low if not lower than any house in the
County. He is fully determined thai none
shall undersell him. He will protect his Gus
TONERS in the prices of every thing they may
purchase of him.