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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-11
THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBEg.-That these SPECIFICS entirely
harmless ami IN all Babies use
them children them, the aErl, inirn or invalid
them without dang, and with benefit .
PLEASE REMEhBE I.-That thousands Of thu most gilt
and INTEL gen; this country AMI Europe have
long given their adherence Homeopathy, and
employ exclusively in ali Of diseases for themselves
and families
PLEASE REMEMBEIi.-That not only in long standing,
hints in and violent diseases of the
peroriGv to any nIr.- system ia repeated trial.
PLEASE REMEMHER.-TIat IIomTOp Ithv Is sustained.
from It's theories and doctrines, but from il. daily and
hourly curing the sick and arres;nE disease
PLEASE HEMEMBERrrt it is the LITTLE Ills that lsNi
and little ailments that lead 10
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE iRER.-That you NAV have it In vour
power promptly and pleasantly to arrest such complaints at
the beg nning. AMI thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures ills system saves y"u the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other n7ii'
nv children, al vavs jlrionSoen dangerous
PLEASE REMEMHER.-TIHt the evil results OF s'lc't
generally than overarnce AL tho good that
may done nv the m .iicirts thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBfR.-rhat Hrnfhr.vS' svSlen Of Iin-
SPECIFIES livest II" Drvptc practice OF the SNs'
OF all peDGry and fHtricIcy, SO that every body
US them
PEEASE HEMENBER-That the cure of aisIne'e chronic
alncn', Pills. Cararrh Headache, or Salt Rheu,
will more than ten tmes pay the cost Of a case.
Please RENENBER.-ThRtt two four dollars Invested
In case of Specific Remedies, will times is
vaue Won every freedom from anxiety, Preven
uf disease, aud absolute relief
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list, make up Of what kind you
choose ard enclose the amount In current note
mail address at No 562 Broadway, New York. and
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
OF charge
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AT ExtrOrsleIy low s'ricen, move Opening NJ
ISAAC PEL.AC EkS'@

ISAAC IbELACs E;ES'a.
TTAVISC lust returned from New f'r; WITH a Wen Sc
II iect.d cheap stock Dry ",t F"nc! Good
yyui request public smu" trorr pay sing
elsewhere w stock OF D-ess Gy-l' VII BE- lou ., 10 eoh
sIst Of The as STYLES and tat ny prices are
Iossr man ti.nse any "tbe- house would call partiG-
MIR attention Figured lr4l,uts- wo'tt nc
1SsSr - onr- I2l< Pad I;ucIis Fori 20 ~ = : h
aoIS l.; OH tz-a 70: c sui rtlcr E"o:s IN Pfn
,ortirn NlI,uS I-i-p Linen! w:l '-H Mas in "" IN
i2I[s 1t toe Linen worth "a a 5r of i'onsls
corint-fn. IN. latest sJyIts ana which ing purchasea
dsrc. from the tuIfir:r- vii! "el eere ulh ever
bef,r. lp ,s Ribbons; loo Ruct~s; Flowers ana
ever him 4f rt.nin. tl- NJ lncrv In" ana 1" when
branch call tH- pir-c liar attention OF .e iFA' anu VII
be oI--.I t'Ie lowest ir1reS -.
EMNRuIDH RITS-Ir wish TO md the largest, oeSt
and ci-apest call AMI / promise to ss
Cc-s set Of Sev-s 4UI Collars Binds ln<ertnS ana
Earinx at GEares than any oihtr hneIf:
9nO pr K. IiIv.s nHly 5uc. worth 81; 5in n MUS ~
1nc worth 45c; Linen liza ak-rehets at lL;, w"r
lsg lao At ~ 20; 125 II -nsti n itlndScrcneis
AZ - " wor-r {; =: do soc, E9r;h 40 90 superior 90
"a. ssI w-rrh AZ lnnG white Br.!i.ants a l2sc worm
Isl; los par Ito a. IS worth %; veil a. any Other
vrhr. 20 ol plain plaid and strped'
ny. ~ DO lars worth Of Pee t+""-s
for Nfr4nt T..lori rrAle, and Of which am
have the larg=s. rorS "fr-etE- VIII be SOLD
70 tie Trade at Than Other House IN "ieslhs
can q II them Al; and ask examination ana an
convinced OF ms ability sell. eau and x mine for
your eYe5. ASA+AN -! 20 -, -: 4.
ml2i - "' '
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman public lecturer, took severe cold the
last month, while travelling and lecturnT in
nrern Pennsylvania though Pn5le aGenSes
evening: days, by the aid of the Secihc
entirely recovered and enabled To pursue his call
ing without inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of 41h taken olent cold which set.
lungs, cough, pain in the SHE ani
fever Such colds usual
trouheSome but by taking the Specific
Cough Ri Is four times per day, In res days she was en-
tirelv wells
vounG man % had cough and hoarscncss for fftcen
months Daring cold weather his voice lost only
speak wi pes, pain induced cousing, cold dry or
raising the morning quit. feeble and enact
a-d Had several medicines with but little
commenced with the Cough Ps-one pl thr"s
times pcr dqr-anl found himself improving, his
cough softer hoarseneSs passed on s'reHgth anil
appetite improved. AMI in few weeks entirely we'll
having taken other me licnc.
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PILES.

clergyman baptist Church, well known in Illinois
writing ~ have been f1r Inc seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and hay" regarded case Hs
q time indeed, hopelsss but have used
your medicine (Ple Specicl, and cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman OF Any years, we'll and fAvorably known at
C-hi Delaware county, York. had been the
piles for twenty years. Sometimes from excessive hcnOr.
rhage, and suffering he reduced to the of
thu crave For years he had dragged miserable eVs
terrc, confirmed invalid disqualified for any business,
burden 1t is needle to add that he had
tiled s1cs from all sorts of doctors to little
purpose. consulted years ago, AMI r. comment
ed our Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill -
this began improve. and since has never Ind
serious OF piles. From the first month up
mast he had occasionally symptoms his old complaint;
but Pls would dispense it all and for
he has been entirely well OF the piles
brilliant is scarcely to be found in the annals OF
med
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WINES, BR INDIES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS. &c.

- TIZRNAN son 40 10 Sort', Charles ST. Baltimore,
offer the following articles, of their
pnrtatipn. particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-PemaTtine's finest pale, gold
brown She-rieS. Ia wood and in glass.
PORT wINES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood AM in glass.
in wood al in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK wISES-IIl esterger Steiuberger, Marcohrun.
ner. Cabinet, Lisb-fraumIIch, Bronnebers, Of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet AMI Chzn1on's finest, n
quarts and pints.
BRANDIES-otard AMI HennessyS enc old pale aud dark
Braniics.
RUNIs-nn and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, imBoTtel direct from London
HOLL AND GIN-The best quatY-TeTnan brand-and
no mixture Of drOH,Itic poison in it.
2d0 half chests Of the finest SOUCH0SG TEA Hh5-Iy
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EIETR YEaR 0E THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
a.. G.. EV A N $
AT his ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE

No. G3S Chcsuut street, PhIiHdelPhio'
the NC cha %s a9 ss for 6Sns
Goods doing business and Is now Hrenared t. Sdsr
Time has proved that the Gin System Is peTnanentL
CONDUCTED under that system in more liber and impair.
tal manner other. Having lived dow" almost all
5 ha Fo@ to
be generous. Try hi", and judge 'or VonTrei''
p,.sa. Eael!:s =1st Te'sSs., 800 SO 90
Ladies isE Case Gold Watches open dial, 50 20
GEMS Silver Lever Watches, 70 M M
e, uts' SILVER Lever Watches, 10 20 20
Gents silver Lrpne Watches, l2 10
a Fsa Plsfss se RG SIX PH pfe.s
Esas Cs do s rs,l pin ana mo Drops n. i
Lad: cold BT FaSsis sH Band
9S Ps gassn Ts'i c SSn5s choice IS 90
Large Col Spring Locket'' with double cases. On o.
Medium 5,,H C size, ~, " s. LocEst,, DO do a99S
Heavy Gold Pencil o. ; n i@ GSi an Pe RoS 20
ladies' Gold Pencils, w
Gents Pens with silver Extension Pencils, ;eS
t- aa5I r9 od /" s, a9sSs ss %is ivory
LADIES' Ftorentine Sets, Pin aud Drops ~ 30
Eeais.' I lav a.''' DO DO DO DO 10 g
I Ls5.s.' do do do s1saii, 80
La aIis a@x AMI 'p Glass miniature Hair Pins 9.o
I.aIi,s Pain Gold Pins, new Pattern 359
I.ltie> do Far Drops, W
q %, rr,..,- r;,s oDa; eontre so
~ -, {, g. !. San. Pins III
Gent, Cameo or MoIac Bosom Studs, 90
do 2 no
cents Sleeve Buttons, 80
ms p.Srl C,rd Cases 90
I.dies' Cameo Mosaic, Cold Stone Ribbon Pins, %
Gents Silver Pencils. q"
Gents Peck Knives blades, best quality, 10
Gents BuT or Ivory do do do 20
G mt Coll Watch KEYS and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Coll TootlpicNs, with Slides, 90
Ge'ts' tiolt HingI, with Stone setting 2SSS
Lzdie 10 do do %
sets, Silver Plated Tea Spoons, o.
SilY-r-Plated Batter Kniv"s, W
Ladies' q Gents Porte inonnaies, 80
Gents Gold Watch KEYS or Vest Hooks, 90
Ladies' Florentinc Breast Pins o.
Ladies' let DO do on
I,,,i.s, Nns,ic do do 10
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops %
Misses Eur Drops, with Stone Setting. 300
Misses Gold Hrictet. Half Round Band On
Ladies' do do do 90
Gents Scarf Pin, 10
G. MIS- Jet Studs, ~
CicltS' let Sleeve Buttons, ~
Nj srs' Gold Crosses, 5O
Miscellaneous G fits, not enumerated in the above
List, var in in value from % cents to $25 90
~ $500 above Gifts will h. InpNr tlaly dis
Books sold Books Publishers lowest prices
EvI1a DIbirS'I himself bought
rect Publishers and in large quantities Books
suit he found on his Catalogue at
would be inducement without the INT
st-u. which oT.rs 20 many additional advantages
1fvf QNn Ii
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7. 7. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling. va
Wholesale and Retail

pENlFR II
watches. Clocks. .IeWesry. Watch a GI"'A
NaGcris=is. Tools. d inusGH, D.
Culver Plated and Britannia Ware. Gold Pms sra ~
= ellis Coli and Silver SP-c:aceS. Port N'1iai'1 -,
Card Gases Cabas, Work Fn--. Rrshes Cor-ts
~ Fancy Scans Knives. Scissors, azuTs, ne
Pistols Ger Sill Plated Sgacks. Spoons aud
and general assortment uscf. and :4nes articles
Having lately added very largely 30 ray stock, nov 80
the wholesale and Retail departments, cradles Ie -
offer
watchmal<ers. Merchants, Pedlars.
and the nHbIc c-neraIIy very complete ,ss5rHner''
watches and Clocks carefully repaired and 1aTrlH'''
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PRICES.

Full set 90 large walls in case and ~
Full walls in plain and book, o.
Of Is numbered boxes and book IN
Case numbered boxes and book no
Single numbered hnNrs, with directions, Is
Single boxes with directions. -
Large plantation physicians o. viaS IL %
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FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
rFNWICE daily Sunday night eNc-pted) SrIay
House. Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
tersburg, Wclla0, &c. &c, (riI potomac River the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad by
splendid and comfortable steamers TO Acq Creek thence
Richmond by the Richmond, fredericksburg and POto
Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington $50 A. II and
p NJ CSund1yI excpted) Lelv- Sundays at $50 A. ".
only. Baggage under charge Of specir agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washing ton to Richmond. > 80
From do 90 Petsrsburg
From do to Vel LOn....-------.-.
From do to Wilmington ~
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potoua Railroad has
operation for % year, aud in all that zine pas
killed crippled nv accident which
without parallel in the history Of Railroads, in this
country. s. RUTH, Supt. Trans.
June IS, 1855 jyl-Iy
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CATALOfUES SENT FREE T0 ivy ADDRESS.
Work, OF Mss Bre."eE, Iu!g: halliburton,
Eu'%sr pr. LiylnSsstonS
D. for, Lawrence Sternei
Iharsrray, Works Of BENZ FRANKLIN,
DR.. johnson, Thos Jefferson,
J. F. Cooper, Charles Dickens
+ T. iishl Hey, Mrs S"uth"orth'
Hun Mf!ier, 4" Mrs Sc Iswick,
Capt. 'Iarne Reid, virginia rIwnsend'
Charlotte Bronze, s. NJ amucter,
G Hssc' Asse ing !. S, Toe,
Be- Cli Spir=eOn' :, y. r. T Tho
" Capt. MtrrEat! " sam SICK,
Mrs. Moot'', :. M.rioT Harlan, tLariand'
Sreit, " Mar Hewitt
Perry, " Edward Everett
Burton, Lori IAcpn.
TED AUTHORS
Allison Blncron,
5inrn5, RYsss t.'
pr~.ra;t Ferguson,
ltohcrt.on Lord.
He1 !I.y Sparks.
THE ANCIENT AND MODERN POETS.
Butl.r Milton,
n Il I.id Snen ser
IN Il D. I INetd, Cit,n.er,
a., NJ, U.n,,ns
Mo, re- KcmbI",
nryd-n Lonsfe!iow,
Pr. Tcnnysol,
bus Cooper,
Jri,b Hunt. whirti-r,
Mira s.D1rn.y Dant-,
Ro--r. f. W Ellsworth,
S,nt,,ev Hood
y XIX wbt. Turncr
r. G1Ii>mith
NJ" i,t,so, WorI.wortb
-. ~ ~ Sh,.lry
Kca,s, Montgomery,
y, Li.tr a, roc -, ,v. "Ii from ,,,r cloth
~, Fnz ,olr a.. ,nii,,. =, s1 ali 81 ,ssrg II nurcbaS-
/ IT..
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

NO u Feper tifES-FoF FeNeri congestion AHu A'iteu
No q Worn, PiHs-ror Worm Fever, wo-m Collie, Wet
30 Ba5y's Pais-For Collie. CRYING, Teethng and
Wakfeulpess and Neryorsne.s Of adults. c,, ,.,
No. !. DidrThGa PWs-For Darrhoear Choler" ln'an-
No. s. Dsentsry Ps@For cOlro, Grtptngs, Dysentcry
N ;''' G. CaolSra PH.-For choler. Cholera MOrbuI
No. = cough PAs-FOr Coughs, Colds, Iroarseness In
No S 7oottGe.s PiIs-TOOhache, Faceache and Heu-
No. Q. Napdac1t Pius-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat
No ID DySntpyia FGIs FOR weak and Deranged stO-
machs, Constipation and liver Cnmplaints ,.,.-
No IL. For Female Irregularities, scanty, Painful or
10 II. Fsmat FiR,-Por LeucOrrhcps, Profu'e Menses
No. is Coup Piu,-For Group, Hoar,e Cough, Dad
No. Il. SAT- RAeu,n P!Hs-rOr Erysipels' EruptiOnI,
40. II, RIsa,@Gtio PiHs-For Pain, Lameness Sore
ness in the esss nssk on', c or Tbs r nr, A0u. old
P-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding Internal or External.
O-Por Soar, Weak. Ind ned Eyes and EyedS, Fail
inE, Weak or Blu, Sight
o-For Catnrrh, long standing recent either with
obstruction rrotuse discharge
w. C-Por Whoopng- Cousin, 2batinG Its violence anu
In ACrrE DssASEs-such as Fever. Innammations Dfar
rhHas, Group, rheumatism ami such erupYe
ard IN all such the specifies like charm The
entire disease often arrested AT once the
violence of the moderated, the disease shortened
and Tered less dangerous Even should physician
afterwards have he called will take the at dccd
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CouGHS and COLDS which OF Sucn frequent occurrence
and which the foundation OF deceased lungs
bronchitis and conservation may all be al once
the Fever and Cough Pills
CuRoSIc DISEASES, such Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach
Con>uaten, Liver Complaint, Piles, Penaie Debility and
IRREGULARITIES, old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes Caarr
Salt Rheun other old erupnnS, the has specifics
whose application wilt afford cure in almost every
instance Often the cure Of single chronic hcnt slS
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HUMPHREYS,
: HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOM6OPATAIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy ofrsmsdial for the
OF people. They alike removed from the poisonous
doses nf quacEcry old school
practice Inconvenience Of Watercure or the intricate
perplcXing obscUEtes usual Homeopathic books
and medicines Consisting OF simple specifics the var
diseases ich they reiste put the form
Of simple pellets and prepared OF ingredients Meth
dangerous disgusting, they form at hr ready
the parent and are the comfort of the
complaining or invalid.
They possess positive advantages which were never
before combined popular remedies They HARM
arise their They siHPLe
you always what take and how to take it. They
CONVENIENT; you give the proper Sugar Pill at
moments warning, without hesitation delay They are
lPF!CIEHr disease is arrested at once,
moment what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
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TRANSFORMATION.
Baltimore and, Ohio Rail Road.
ragzrrsa t77fzsz.E,sa 60 - 81


NN Monday the 18th April 1882 the Passenger
J Trains will be daily rs follows:
The Great Southwestern, St Louis cincinnati Co
lurrhus, Wheeling BenwOo1, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at lll1 NJ arriving
in ia fillmore at $50 A. VI connecting with trains for tie
Eastern Southern cities RvurninR leaves Baltimore
at 4G5 p ~ arriving BsnEood at SIG and Wheeling at
$50 A. NJ connecting with tue great Western Southeastern
Express This train only stops Tor meals
and supplying engine with fdel and water
Sscond-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago ~ LOUIS
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus Wheelns
Benwood Itmore Washington CITY Express departs
daily except 545 p VI. and arrives st BAiti
p NJ, connecting with the trains for the Eastern
Returning, leaves Baltimore 1t 1870
NJ. Brnw3od at 15O and wheeling at2l0
A stops all regular srtions East OF Cum
beranl.
Wheeling and Curnberiand Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling lsv, Sundays excert=d T:5 4. NJ, arriving
Z NJ. Returning, leaves Cumberland
at s:lO A. n and arrives at Wheeling st ESQ p NJ This
train stops al all stations J b. FORD, Agent.
w. p. SNrTFf, Master NJ Transportation.
l., NJ. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. apl2
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THO EAST
AND TIE GREAT NORTH WEST.

Tie connecting Of tracks by Road Bridge a;
Ptt;soa%: ayoi Ing a OF irlaSe q" Lss,' 10
prTsiats1 % SPPoT i E'es an M D AZ I II TO-
Msi,'1drHEatge to tSii,bYh this EoHf-.
For Fre;t CONTRACTS or Stamping Dr.'tionS apply to OF
address either Of the i22TiT Asnts OF me company
Vile O.: j. IofrTsrnx Ripev. o r McNEELY, May,yil-,
JeiIersonville Iui; II. ". BEnwS Co. Cincinnati, o.;
ArHRRx TIIDP,RT. CnrI Eati % n G MALDnuN Madison
Co, EVANSVILLE Ind; y. " GEAH'N Co. Cairo Ii.I u; F.
sass s. Louts, No ;JoTS II HAAS Nashville tsin h1E-
" II. II. KooSTz, Alton, III MyErnY WALLR, Dubuque,
Iowa. Freight Agents of Rail Roads diIere points
Tie Greatest FrciiticS altered Jar the Protection
anil SPECIFY Transportation cf lire Sto'k,
And With usual privileges for persons
travelling in charge thereof
FREIGETS WESTWARD.
Nv this Route lights all descriptions can he forward
ell from Philadelphia York, Soston Baltimore,
any points Raj Roads Of OHIO, Kentucky, indana
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, IN direct
Tnr PennsyIyan Rail Roa also connects Pittsburgh
port on tn. Ohio Maskn-uru Kentucky. Tennessee.
Arkansas and Rcd Rivers; Tndt Cicv' land Sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers all ports the NORTHEASTERN
Merchants and shippers ontrustn thu transportation
their Freight 70 this Company can rely with confidence on
THE RATES OF FREIGHT any .point'tn the IVES: by
Ran Road at all fiEsS SFTrordJ|e
az are chTrgSl on other l.. II. Com pdaies
I-He particular to marx packages wa PESSA. II. RI
" the West ord .TinI Dds from East, will
DO ~ n - direct them 70 shipped by This
Pt-ifes Attending their shipments the East
will mi it to thsir irres, % call on th. Agents OF this
Company forrfns PLACES before hpnns letters
addressed to either u trm ie subject Of ireEs, will
meet with PROMPT attention
MAGRAw K0DNS, 81 NORTH Street, baltimore
LIE CT CO. No. ? t.tor iionse, or No. SWIM St Ny
LEECI ( Co., 10. 81 Kbv Street, BOstou.
l.. l.. H0UPr, GsaT 77asst Igl Pailad phia
A fray,NI sam fayk
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

intended for shipment the road must be
~ drlivrre between the hours OF and M,
none will lie received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
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1859.

BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting the Union Depot, Pittsburgh, with
Through Trains from al Western Cities for Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington City, thus
furnishing facilities for the transportation OF Passengers un-
surpassed, for speed and comfort bv other route
Express and Fast Lines through PtiladeiPhia with
change q Carr or Conductors.
smoking attached II each train; WoodrunS
Sleeping and Pas. Trains. The Express
runs and Fast Line sundays -pted. Three
Direct for New York. Express and
Fast L!ne connect for Baltimore ana Washington.
Express Train Pittsburgh A. NJ, arrives At PhilA
deiphia Balti.lnre p NJ, New York logo p NJ
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh A NJ arriving in Philadel
.phia II p. VI. New York $50 A. NJ.
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh p. ri. arrives in Philadelphia
Baltimore at $50 4. 81, New YORK 2:3l P. ".
Six Daily Trains between Phia l-Iiia Nnl New York:
Daily between New York and Boston. Through
Tickets tall RAN good either Of the above Trains
ROAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich, Fall
River Stnnuin%tnn Lines.
TICKETS EAS, WARD may lie obtained any Of the
important Offices the ws also on board
NJ nf the Mississippi Ohio
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at thu Offices Of the
Company Boston, New York, Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by an. o.her Route.
ASK FOX TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
The completion Of the Western connections OF the Penn
sylvauju RAN Road TO Chicago, makes this the
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Pianos ,fe!oicous and every kind of musical instru-
merits tuned All repaired.
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SHEET MUSIC.
ThcIa-geS stock Of sheet music musical VOTES &C., &C
In tie Western country.
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In connection viii, Tn. above, keep kind of mu
E'caIinstrurcn,s AMI musical merchandise generally
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-03-11
short Sermons.

The following rules for the PREPARATION Of
Sermons, will answer almost all of them.
equally well for correspondents of newspa-
pcrs Emphatically, this is an are Of "tcIe-
graphs and stenosraphy." Besides this
there are limits to the capacity of newspa-
pers, blanket Size though they may be.
To PRfAcHERs. have found the follow
ing rules to be Of much service to myself.
and respectfully suggest to my brethren in
the ministry the propriety Of testing their
merits:
/. Resolve to be brief, as this is an age of
telegraphs and stenography.
2. BE pointed; never preach all around
your text without hitting it.
3. State your propositions plainly, but do
not stop to partieularize.
L. Avoid long introductions; but plunge
into your sermons like swimmer into cold
water.
5. Condense; make sure that you have an
idea, and then speak it right out, in the
planest. shortest possible terms.
&. Avoid all hiSh-hJwn language: quote
no Hebrew or Greek, aim to be SIM "a
preacher.
I Be honest enough to own that you do
not avail yourself OF help from any other
source. But in using helps, be sure that
YOU never make stills Of them, when your
own legs are far better.
8. Expect the Fathers blessing; you are
his servants, and can do nothing without it.
y. Stop when you are done.
Among the many rules given the preach
ers, have found it convenient to adopt the
aboSe,as being such as were profitable to me.
Ex change.