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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07
THE LIVER INvIaoRAToR
THR NRWs,

INTERESTING d PR0FYT4BLE TO Every ONE.
n consequence Of the hard tines have concluded TO
make greatredueton In the selling price Of nv goods.
shall, oer fthe greatest bargains
in several articles received direct from auction.
CALIC0ES with the exception Of English and Merrimaek
At lnc per Yarl.
MUSLIN DIX LANES goods retAilsd forbes. than
2o ~ only 1s cents. sud all others IN proportion
FURsl offer good a'sortmeni, aud At prices 70 suit
MUsLISs, boh Bleaehed and Brown, Is per cent les,
than Aapother houSe-
MILLINERY GooDs-A complete assortment, very Inv,
iSa(c and 4rnR "a
EMBRoIDERIEs-I oblg- uvsslf to sen 81 per eeat
cheaper than other house in ,he city Of wheeling
other place.
OHINTZEs-woTth sic At 20 cents.
CLOAES AND SHAWLS in eVeFT variety, and cheaper
than other house.
sILKS-A very gn1d article Of BH7k sks 51e., and
late style OF fancy silk worth and sold everywhere for 81
only IS cents.
LINENS-An rrsiele worth 75s at only IS.
PARANErTOS AND FRENCH MERISOS-Of every col
price, loser than offered before; plain De-
LANES. very ne quality. such sells 35-. lSsa
KID GLoyES-AaO;hsE Ia Of those extremely cheap
Garntsts, At ST<s- '-
In short, sen all and any o. nv roodSts suit these
haTi times ISAAC PRAGER-
uoV p 1913 Main street near Cnion-
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LIVER INVvffGtORAToR
PREPARED By DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.

PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs oyg OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER Me-
DICINES before the pablo, that acts as CIAdTio,
spogn IL IS not ony csita1tie bat Lirt- remedy,
acting first the Lirer to eject its morbid Nier then on
eoaPtsaipg two parPoses ssetaAy without any Of The
drtcs. It strengthens the syseG At the same time that
1t puTgesti and when taken daily in moderate Doses viii
The LIVER Is OF the principal regulators Of the
human bOdy and when It Performs Its functions we'll
& ost entreiy dependent on the healthy action Of NE
proper perform anes ofs ne
SHTgP et &c o @ Pd oIs sc OF i Or
Of the proPristorhas made his study, In
practice OF than to nd some remedy
EhereW the many arrangements to which
It IS liable.
bled With LIVER CONF PLANT, in any offs forms,
has o 6 bottle, and conviction is certain
the system supplying In their healthy Gov Of bile
PuRiPYISG TIE BLooDS giving tone and health the
whole machinery, TemoTing~he cause OF the dsease-
'HsG ;T7Gi.I TAdIsl e9Es ., an WHAT Is
BETTER, Prevented, byS>the oeeasionii use Of the
LIVER ISvTGORAT0R.
| and prevent the food frou--Tislng and sourinE.
Only one dOsetsken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
only one dose taken at -nIgh.. loosen, the bowel,
One dose taken after each meal win eure DYSPEPSIA
~ One dose OF two teSsPoOnfzls vii always relieve
One bottle taken for fe male obstrueon removes the
Only one dose Immediately relieves CHOLLC, while
One dose often repeated is1Ca for CHOLERA
HORBUS, aud preventive OF CHOLERA
~ Only bottle is,>needed to throw ont of the
system the Effects Of medi-cine arer long sickness.
~ One bottle taken for,SJAUNDICE removes ali sal
loEnesB unnatural color-7irom the skin
dose taken shortNtime befoTe Eating gives Wig
20 the appetite, and nakes~food digest veil.
one dose ofteu repeated-r, cures CHRONIC Ola r.
RRGEA in its worst forms, while CAHER and
WEI complaints yiedZ almost to the drst dose
One doses cures az taeks caused BY WORMS In
speedier
the world, As itaeeerH fails.
~ A few bottles curesLDROPSH, BY exciting the
absorbents. -
We take pIeasureIn recon- rnsndIng this medicine
preventive ror FEVER AND AGILE, CHILL FEvER,
and all FEVERS Of Bill LI0US TYPE. II operates
with ertainty and thousands willing testify its
wonderful Yirtues-
ALL WHO Use IT ARE GIVING THEIR UTAT
NOUS TESTIMONY N ITS "A FOR.
MIR trdser In TIE ~ teih he IAeiyOrdtOT. dsd
stodLioLs bOth together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A.SCIENTIPIO MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost too great believe. cures ash
ne drSf dose giring benef, and seldom
bottle IS required 10 cure any kind Of LIVER
Complaint. from tire JdBHdfce Dyspepsia to
Headache, all of which the result OF DIS
E1SED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, Sf5 Broadway, New York.
myl+-ly 7. H. LOGAN CO.. Wheeling, Va
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
zAT.I. g. WINTER DRY GOODS.


The sli.s=rber having jus; returned from ts East ers
l.tTe % stz- that o8=r Iniue=enis in Dry
s9i, himself he Sl sell p cent cheaper
81 s,y otlsr house 10 n. city-for cash
P1rtiealar attention Is cailedto the following it=7s
s,Iis: an s=li-nI qiAiy black sE ceo Width only
E5. dollar yard tle r.ry best q11ty black
SISs t- Eize AMI for only Al rays old At Sl;
Of .tripsi silks. Bayaisre- Il-kSt ete any
qu1rtty and eheaP qalty o. biAck noire
EatIlue SIX. alsEys sold for for only 3 30 yaEa
100 pieces french mertno Of all colors: an ex-
eeIea. quality only c yard s. Hiie the very
Lapon' Msrino always sold at Nom to l9I vii
10 pIesesoF CObnrEs and Parnmettesaa pe
quality sells for size per yard: fer only
All wool plain Dc LaInes, all eOiOrs, LapOn'I
make, for only size = Yard
Ali Wool EsIaIds, double width, best quality At
les rob- de CAamPs lars assorent At greatly reduced
prices. .-,Cs
10 PrIuI. best stsiss neat and s1nH hsared
f.sI coors warranted, eta, worth 12 cts.
yArf AsIOF - sl4 cents yard
Rieaehed Sheeflu2 nnd Shtrllna HubHn OF
all prices, excellent qIIiitY vide at only
good A. lnE As 6Ee BroEn the SAME
ShnWIs. Ci onlxa aud N EEaGllins, the most com.
Plea brought TO the city, OF all possible
Rnrs. RGrS! ExrRAoRDISARY BARGAINsi-La-
des desiring provide themselves with beAutful and
genuine Of Rars this season, viii md u 70 their adFA
ta TO examine my stock, purchasing, assort
h5-.r uriees
them direct from the Importers
80 and oniT Tor cash IL gives consideTa-
eh=Ip Sable, Mink Stone Martini French sable,
Lynx eauets and all the usual VarieteSI hATe In
TfInuheta-lSO pair lO-4 lt-4 and 1874, very cheap.
In blankets 1 ors- great indueern ents.
Three Ply, Superine, In .rRln all Wool, etc win sell
EoSi quality lr=t 96e, and superior quality, all
Al, arussel Hearth rag worth 81 for only 81 the
quIlT the largest sise ARRAYS sold a. 81 fer
SRy S5, and do, common iiIe, worth ~ Tor only
ssplT 49, Main Street.
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THE IN TELLIGENCER
rYroz The Dusiin UzirsEitiy NasEiHs-.
BEY0ED TIE RIHER.

Time Is river deep and vide;
And while along its banks We stray,
We see our loved ones Ger the tide
Sail from our sight away, away.
Where are they sped-;hey who return
No more TO glad our longing eyes:
They've passed from LIES contracted bourne,
To land unseen, unknown, that hes
Beyond the river
IT'S hid from view; but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be-
For gleamings Of is loTeliness,
In visions granted, oft we see,
The very clouds th1t never throw
Their veil upTzised for mortal sight,
With gold and purple tintings glow
Reflected from the glorious light
Beyond the river.
And gentle airs, 50 sweet, 50 calm,
Steal sometime from that vieSless sphere;
The 1nourner feels their breath Of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries = tear,
And sometimes listening car may gain
Enhancing sound that hither toatS
The echoes OF distant strain,
OF harps aud voices blending notes
Beyond the river
There are our loved ones in the rest
They've crossed Times riTer-now no more
They heed the bubbles on its breast;
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore
But there pure love can live, can last
They look for Us their home to share,
When we in turn away have passed,
What ioyflIl greetings wait Us there
Beyond the river.
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neatly n CaPiInI Production.

ENiIR celebrity 6AYettys Meicate1 Paper for the
ter-eloset rapidly being extended throughout abe
Halted states articles before
the Pubs. It obvrates the use OF ehsne ay-Posoned
white paper, aud stained With pe producing prn-
tsrs' ink It and preventive OF piles. This
my be relied on. fine aud light banknote pa
stout wrapper Nothing OF more value
and utility before offered 70 the pabie 1000 sheets
g. 800 sheets 50 Each sheet OF the ge=u-
sci wonderful article from q ths druegss or from
the proprietor. No. Ann 81, Y tits entity erpreas
fos place any Of the UntedstA Try it.
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BALTIMORE & Ohio r. r.


WINTER ARRANGEAIEN
on and after Monday, 29ih November ISIS,
~ will run q folloTs-vE:
FrSt-The 81. Louis, Cireinnati, Wheeling, BcuWood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express daily
il3 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore at 72O A NJ In for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Seeond-The Northeastern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis DAY Cincinnati Wheeling BenEood,
timore and Washington City Express leaves daily 9S0
p. NJ Saturday excepted, arriving Baltimore
n in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the scenery should
take the 1is0 A " train to CumbeTIand aud their
trip by the 500 A. VI.
Returning o and oath
Baltimore daily as fellows: EIrs-rhe Sis A. ~ train
arrives Wheel 62S P. ". Second-The $50 p IL
train arrives Al Wheeling At 10sBJA- NJ
The 80 A II. board will stop all stations
between s.heeiing and CumSerlsad
Round trip tickets being issued % Moundsve At -
cents and 10 BcaWood at R5cts. J. B. FORD, Agent.
". P. SMITH. Superintendent
l. NJ COLE, GENT Ticket A gent. noVa0
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: GOLD q BE r HIVE ST ORE
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 70 CASH TRADE.
GOLD e n b


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dead
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TRANSPORTATION.
1850.

1883. 1850.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
g TRIAL AILa o A D.
Ia - -
ms Capacity Of mis- Road Is nov equal to any the cOssy
THEE THROUGH
p A s S E NJ G Err T r A I N s
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct in The UniOn Depot At PitsbgrE Win
LArOqgh Trains from Al Western Ssss for PAadelPhia
surpassed for speed and comfort By any other Togie
EEg5sss 'ss Fast LLnSs run tArs1sh to fA'asiA vim
snoEi5E Cars are attached to each train; woOdruss
Sleeping Express and Past Trains The EEPress
Daily Nail and Fast Line sundays excepted Three
Daily Trans Connect direct New York. Express and
Past Line connect FOR Baltimore and Warrington.
delphla or Bat ,lore 5 P. n, New York ius5 P. y.
Phia II P n, Sew York 80 A. ~ -, -.
or Bliiizaore as $50 a. ~, Ss- YORK 2S3 P. n
SIX Dsny TraiJs between Philadelphia sad Seg York:
Tefeis ian RAN are coed on ether
BOAT TICKETS TO Boston coed VIA Sor-ieh, F-n
TICKETS EASTWARD nav BE- obtained Al any Of the
PoEtaa. Ea Eo. n ne 9o 9a 9e az S
Rivers and TICKETS WESTWARD At the oaiees Of The
Fare always as low as by am other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH.
The compilation Of Western eonneetops Of ths Penn
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting OF tracks By the Ran Road Bridge
Ps:sburg avoiding al drayage or ferags Of FreE TO-
getasr uh ths saTnE o. time, are ~ ,
P' PaR7z9s SHIPPiyS EASF#1RD c I'D g 70
TER advantage 70 Sap By tbs Route.
For Contracts Shipping Dlreeiions apply 70
address either Of the following AGENTS OF the Company
DeILE c. stseSsGv;s o. H. s. s IsTSE c. Z;9is-
JsasrsonTe. Ind II. ". BEoWS Co, Cincinnati, o.;
CIR o.; z c.
Co, Evansville, Ind y W GEAHAN Co, Cairo, III; T. p
" H. KooSTE Alton, III; NrErHT wiLLE, DIALOGUE.
Iowa Freight Agents Of Ran Roads at dsEsst points
Tie Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
AID COOP AcoNso0l Iross with usual foF PsFIonI
travelling in charge thereof
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By tbs Route Frezhts all descriptions
ed from Phadelphia, New York. ioston Baltimore. 70
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri ~ Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvania Ran Road connects Pittsburgh
port the ohl0 MaskinEun, KentuEky, Tennessee Gun
Arkansas aad Red Rivers and at CeVland SAndusky and
Chicago With Steamers - AL Porta on the SoF-Westsrn
Merchants Aad Shippers -nrstins transportation
their Freight to tbs Company can rely With confidence on
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In she West by
the PeHnsylvanA Rail Road az al stss Irora5Gs
EB-Bs particular 20 marx packages r.
Merchants in The West ordering goods from tae East viii
Parties attending to their shipments from The East
S ind to their interest 70 call On The AGENTS Of this
addressed TO either Of them the subject Of egts, viii
meet With prompt attention
MAGRAW 1 k0OSS, 50 NORTH Street, Baltimore
LEIGH Co, Ne. 81 KiIby Street Boston.
Il ~ HoTsToX, Ge1i FcsigGs Ag't PaiIadsIPhia
THos. A SCOTT, GsHY SEpf, Altoona, Pa Jan4
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
l95R.0.

1882.
TzuSr4YoEr ratE=xE noz raare thsa ss--=tsea yesrs
oil Eieh Ia The World tazs appeared
rsSziArly ap=li si<tzze sheet n 50 l2E price
,.E,:s Of rSTs than $1,000 szsserip;gs respectfully
S5ets Of The patronage which the Metropolitan
WISE ;h= present. year zr TaIsvsE has provided ser
than they oth=rHise Elght DO htH CORES
Esd 1srid. saa STAG = gTi.eFs chosen ;fosa among me
hes; IN the GENTLY We essI5 thS sen soss ~
its convictions ability maintaining thea We ap-
o. THH TsfsusE Wozld the political intellectual
aad moral w=beiaE OF the E=Pabls 10 aid Us in eeeins
TIA DiiLT Trrsv1E I. pria:ei Large imperial sheet.
ssptsd aad mailed slbs5Tisers FOR dollars pr
1zm in adTanes; . for six monthly -.
and FRIDAY sai eostaias ali IL Eil:aris. Dany
portei erpressiy for ras TEsrx Foreign and Dorasic
CorrsIPoad<nee And dGring the e9ns session Of Cen
win the more Important speeches. Il will also contain
ars:elAss Novel, eoutnusd fro n15sr 70 number isas
5rias hit-rl:= family n=zs1P=F 70 ''= Eh9 prefer
no - '--' TERMS;
o.: Ssss one ss TEt S9 d4r... ' u
Fas sEx-BHEELr TzIsrsE Is sent - C!sFEymen At q
Tas SEE-YoaE wErr-r TsIsrsr eirht-page pa
tsias iii5riai on t= topic. times, the
week in=re.ting from Al parts
WarE-ts Interesting reliable Political Mechanical AID
Agricultural articles, ks-, H.
TERMS:
fhr.e cSpss one year. Copies, one u
Trnv C,pes nj Tres the % 81 SD
Tgeny Copies IEIre-s Of each st5scribsT, and
larger aGnbsT th= rate Of 4I29 "a
Iny psrs5n seudI1g Club Of THsaty viii be
entitled 70 al copy W. continue 70 send TIE MEX
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c.Hh n Tau-= Whe draft be procured II il much
IZSr than 70 bills. All letters BE- Addressed
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC 1883. eoutAin!aE the Fec
tlcu Re.1r4 a;ter, sn be p1bishei shout
CarEtaS Pdee ID Il Copies poSipadi FOR " 100
Copies, postpaid, IS. AdlTess a. sb9Ts.
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HRMPFIELD RAILRoAD-

LII freights Intended for shipment must be
"a delivered between this hours OF and .. ~ a.
none will be received after that hour T SWEENEY
Geplo General Manager.
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+ k LOsIEB,
PraepAi-Leet1TeT Science Aeesasas nsuaRsTes
Bzsinezs c.sE%s-s
J. n. PhiL LIsH.
Rrofe11or 81 the Theory and Practice - Bsk LFe5=Es
Connerelli Cairaiaisua-
H II. DAVIES.
A1sseiate Professor Of Beck -Eeerf7E.
". C. JoHSsOc.
Professor of B1siless AID 0ruaraental Ren3Anakis.
3 T WILLIAMS, EGo-,
Lecturer Mercantile LaE.
RHV.E- YEATES REESE. D..
Lecturer cazEsereiaiE.hies-
TErSTEES-
Hoa- Jns- Kennedy, Hou- JoshuA TaasGnf,
Hen. Thonss svAra- Wa II, KeiEhfsr. Ess-.
Jacob Trust. Esa-, william, Knahe. ESQ.
TAs consEe Is Prevt4sd yith CouHereiaI LibrEU
stAndard Works. expressly fer TIE use students
Eaeh ssadsat has desk 70 hh=self andis Bsparsssy
strueted.
TAsrsselnE vasasoa daring tAeysaT ssuIea.Ieazs
ter 1t any tine.
from 10 II weeks
A DIPIoHA Il awarded &c All Graduates.
AlArEe and Beautifully Orzaented Circular. csa..znf
Upwards o. six squAEE TEEr the ET-es- a.
Interior NeU oftae colleEe. eharaefeTsie pef
pennaushp. Ae-- Henfby nail free Fci0rge aeeezra.es
vita cataisEue swing fail PsEtieaIars- A~drrsa.
= x TA1sIER- FHfff-un-s- -
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Great AOTLQeTn SO0LneLn AOuLG-
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY. (Sundsy night exeept=dl between Rich
i aOnd snd Warrington CITY VIA Gord0nsvls sad Alex
andTia-
Hours Of Departure Al Rich
ra3ad essS A n and 5sso ? n.
Returning Leave " AShington.-.6 A n. and Pm.
and
Arrive At Richmond .150 P. NJ and A n
nond and Washington
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order.aad CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give .he best guar
antee o. aVAys securing connections as IS shown By Ar
walls daily Reh1ond Aad Washington city IN advance 81
the Steamboat line
FAAA htSAAosD AaD y" AsALAs49A---- ---l9FVi
OnaEbas VII be found always ready take through
passengers and their basEAge % wearing apparel between
the Depos,free = charge, With ample tine for them
take their meals uhetsaer s0ing SortA or Souih
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvilie
Washington the Terminus OF ne Road nearly
plsted Danviie. An OF the Company
the Checks o. passengers from tie Danvili= Road
tend to their baggage AL the Way wAahinEn Bal
tmore Depot
route.
TsreIsno change Of u, niEat between RIeA-
uaond and Alexandria
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WILDE q BRO.

D EsPEHTPULLT inform the Pabie that they have re-
II eeive Of the largest and flgionabe inVol-
ees OF wtPAper aud VIA log Shades hroasht the
city OF Shs=aE eonp-iSinE Preach, English and Ameri
Papers All Borlsrs Ia almost endless They
we're purchased below the custom market hgures and
will be sold orreSpon iinsly low beautiful sylea vf a.ed
Paper ~ Is cents I'll the offered elsewhere
lSZ. IfEo1 Eish blr=1as give eau, deter
ned to cell At sn,h prices viii defy eonettIon. The
attention OF WHOLESALE DEALERS Is Invited.
Job soods ~ INST favorable rates Our stock
TTREBT NEF. and sr4- fro old AL deprecated atFes
carried over from last year- apZ
NEW lot ofW.ertcaaa-, c<Nr Tabes: sac article
y OF YiSiia aai GaitAr Strings PAYNE 4 co.
aFpt zfWsarssg 81
ssv5S Kiss Z cINPBzLI-
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For THROUGH and other Information, inquire
Central Ohio Ticket Oe=, il hesPres HS=se on water
street, Wheeling, Va
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

Ps5i sa,5 and ask for 1st''' va 'A' VA
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Grent RedaetIon On PFIees for casb.

AN nsv essrinE splendid assortz,ent k7a. 81
for Ie ~ 20 J. Pals Eorth sc for sec Droeh= sA1ss
uorh SO for es lnd 81 Ceneile sis In reAi
slkl. sonk cheap 5lc Ter yard Eur+A - AZ r'l
De LANES, ueFth sc foe ST. Ffy pieces Of Th-t Cess
gor1h S55fe for 25e. all eoiefs, Ebrodrrei and VIE
Goos A. BelEiy one-hAf yor have par Esacra. L.
4ea Improved shape Hoop Skirts astsuishinE lou rA
Flannrs ~ every dessTto among sheh ri b ieen
soe u the dnest Weeh and couEtry IIznnrlE uarraEi
not 20 shrink extra heaTE and ene Iadi.s ears
Tart enc q ire euuplsfeEt assaFfents % FANCI Do
AEEIiC DRY GOODS in tn csr- Receiving Fce3s Easy
81 ths latest ayies, ade here lni iporfe thereby ke
nE fun al and At prr-s 9 e
vii satisfy ne pArticullrfnT CAEH O1LH- cas-
b1yers nvited .ariT call -
fore Trelsing cseEherr- $ lfaia Street C-trs
"hs-iHE. leetIsl JOHN EoENkE
DY EXPEEss-We have jait received apo;h-rio, tsfs
ID beaufisIl Bengal Hats Bliss CAMPBELL
iaiy5 NJ. -, VIA -
RESGAL PLAID HATS.-Hsve received nnstssr Iss
~ he ahsve Hats irsaa ~ - - fsod -,
49, a. HAEPuE SSSs
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THE TRIBUNE AIslIA,S 1882 containing Fec
tlsu Re:ara+ ater, yin be p1bisaei shout
CarEtaS Pes 10 Il Copies, poSipa!d FOR u 100
Copies, postpaid, IS. Adlress a. sb9Fr-
ues2a-Et-eoU-dkW
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This route passes through Lexinet5z Lancaster.
eleVe, Warrington, Wilmington AID MaEroE-Ihe Fea=St
and most beautiful part Of Ohio
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Z. GEsT, Presr, Wv. BA4LEY AGA supt-.
Cincinnati. ZanssVileI o.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At I2ISSI II40 PM, Cincnnati and points
Of Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and l,
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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-05
Death Of Horatio J. Harris.


How swells with each returning day the
mighty procession to the tomb Horatio ].
Harrs-his name does not need the embellish-
ment of official epithet-died at Newark, Ohio,
on Sunday the f25th inst. His feeble consti-
tuition had for some months been the prey of
disease, and he had sought the cline in which
he breathed his last, with the delusive hopeof
finding relief
At the time of his death, Mr.. Harris held
the office of q. s. District Attorney, of the
Southern District of Mississippi, which was
conferred upon him by President Taylor, and
in which he has been continued during each
succeeding Administration. He was faith
full, efficient and competent officer. He was
also a member of the city Council of Yicks-
burg-an evidence of the esteem in which he
was held by his immediate neighbors. Before
taking up his abode in Mississippi, he bore an
active part in the politics of Indiana, and
served the people of that State as Auditor of
Public Accounts.
He was highly accomplished in the attain
ments of literature, and delighted to turn aside
from the monotonous scenes of business pur-
suits to revel amid the flowers of poesy, and
to enjoy the inspirations of wisdom which flow
from the fountains of the authors of the olden
time. His pen gave bright tracery of his
cultivated mind and he was ever ready to
weld it in the defence of the principles of the
party of which he was a consistent member.
In departing from this life at about the age
of forty three years, he leaves behind him a
record upon which one may look with sat
isfaction. Every page of his career is adorn-
ed with persistent fidelity to the duties
which the requirements of private and public
station deyolyed upon him.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-05

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