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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

NARROW EsoAPE.-During the severe thun-
der storm ofFriday evening, the 9TH inst a COW
was struck Head by lightning, while being milk
ed by its owner, Mr. John Moore, near the cen
ter Of Eaton. A portion OF the electric fluid
passed from ia, cows tests 10 the arms of Mr
Moore which were r, sting upon his knees; but,
strange to tell, did not enter his body. As his
limbs were entirely paralyLod TO the elbow and
knee joints, ii is supposed that his clothes
were wet from the knees downward, and con
scquently conducted the fluid to the earth, and
thereby saved him from death. When his con
scousness returned, he was lying upon his
back, with no use If lis linbs which were cold.
Two of his children were also Knocked down
by the conclusion.
A curious circumstance connected with the
above is. that the flesh of the COW was not per-
fOrated, nor damaged in the least although
hole was found in the skin, aud portion Of
the ear was burned off Query--what was the
course of the subtle element after its passage
through the skinl-Eiyria Democrat,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

FATAL AcclDENT.-On Wednesday, the 9th
inst, Lucius Whipple, boy about II years of
age, sono OF Purse Whipple Of cambridge, ac
cidenty shot himself while out in the lots,
cunning. man who was engaged in drag
ging near by hearing the report Of gun, went
in that direction from which The sound procee.
ded, and found the boy dead. The contents Of
the gun "a shot gum we're lodged in bis breast,
having entered the right side. This is the
second accident Of the kind that has recently
occurred in Bainbddge.-C { harden Dem
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

EQUALIrY-T stakeholder insists that he
has a right 10 hold his slaves in transitu. in
this State. To cOncede this right would be 10
concede more to the STAKEHOLDER than the law
comedies 10 our own oitizens-who are denied
the right to hold slaves at all.--AlbaRy Jour,
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EfsS- For City News sec third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
The Alleged Cause of Murdor.---ssconds.
Broderick having been honOraJiy murdered,
many will be curious to know what constitutes
sufficient cause for killing under the barbarous
code duello. The cause of challenge by Judge
Terry was the following words, alleged to have
been spoken by Mr.. B., as appears oy tho pub
lished correspondence resulting in challenge.
81 have heretofore considered and spoken of
him (myse) as the only honest man on the
Supreme Court Bench, but now take it all
back"
The seconds in duols are most to blame after
all, and we are glad to see that the San Fran
cisco Bulletin, after showing the very triAing
nature Of the quarrel between Broderick and
Terry, has the boldness to speak such truths
as the following IN the very ears of tho duel.
lists. It says;
We hold that tho seconds Of these duelists
are strongly to blanc, They should have pre-
vented meeting on such trihing grounds.
Failing to do 50, they must be considered as nc
cessores before the fact to a cruel homicide,
and tho law should vigorously be enforced by
the proper authorities to bring them to justice
But we 90 lu ther than THIS, and maintain
that the seconds are the true instigatOas aud
promoters Of all duels. The principals in their
hands are mon of wax, and can be moulded as
hey will Ifpeoplo Of good standing in so
ciety will refuse TO throw tho mantle Of their
position over the angry, deadly passions Of
would be duellists tho pr5clice itself OF duclng
would soon expire. The seconds think that,
without any bodily danger to themselves, they
have the reflected "honor" Of their principals
bravery aud contempt Of DEATH then let them
also have their reflected punishment. Let
that be made rs exemplary as the punishment
Of the surviving principal, and we may soon
hear less Of duclling. Ihe seconds or friends"
of Mr. Broderick, were the Hon. Joseph @
McKiLbin, ex member of Congress- and David
d. Cotton, cx-sherin Of Siskiyou Co. Those Of
Judge Terry were Thus Hayes, ex-County
Clerk Of San Francisco, and Calhoun Benha,1,
lawyer in this city, All these men deserve
tho penitentiary, equally with Jrdge Terry,
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SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE,

bPALDINHIB THEFAHED ULUH
SPALDING's PREPARED GLURll
SuVes tho Pieces!
ECONOMYIll DIsPATCHII
IT, 4 stitch in time saUes nine" Al
A s ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA eysn 10 well regulated families. Il 10 yory desirs hi
To have rhoHp rnnvuniehi for repairing Fur
uiturs, Crorkory, Tuys Sc. hpALDlNG'a pm psRED
GLU meots N such Fsnces, household eau
thJd ~ bs without it It's always ready aad up tho
sticking point There no longer BsitV f1T impiug
chstrs sbuirrud hehdlos dolls aud brgk
dies lust the article for rone-Hholl, aud other
tne ntnl work popular with ladies Of r0hnfmant,
This Hdmablo eparaiion IL ussd cold being chemically
held IN sOlu uud O sesaiuE all the valuable qualities
tho best cubinOt-mHk es Gre II mry he used the
plhce OF common mnrllpga ng vastly more adhesive
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE -
N IA Hfush accompanies eaGh ho tla Price % cts
uug20 Fnf saie hY fu9G ENSW 0RTH co.
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Coal g. Coke.


A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA VIII kesncons anty on haul aud f,r sale lt Eucht
St r. v. CrOs iug, by the ton load at the lowest
cash prices.
Several of the hest qualities of Rtumiuous COl's r
grAtos, and faulty generally Also good black
smith and Steam CO ais always uu hand UNDTR CO0p
continuance ul the former petr nago OF ssid
yard Is mos. respectfully solicited Also would invite all
others wtslus TO plrCusH Cu To give cat hciuTo
pu cdaing. Tor intend scl tuoi Goals unl on
reasonable terms as can lie bought IA the ty.
Orders len 'he Post Office, ud lressed 10 either Allen
Jones or r. o. Pier, will receive prompt attention
The Subscriber also has coat constantly on haud on Tho
C. \ p. r. Coal Pior aud is rgro wing fum tho mines.
for stc by the tOn iyd, car-o good Family hluck
smith auu cam tOas all OF which I will sell Ht pucos Ia
suit the times Ondrls Lett ut the Pst Uca 10
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt aUCnii
Office ult r r. 4. Uu,l pier and for the above At
Euclll 81 n. r.. Nr ssmg. Cayn lnLd ON ACp23.Gl
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Bnil0frs & ArfIlitefts.

PROOKS S. O. e. Il. W., BUILD
II ERS AlsC Manufacturers of Doors Blinds sash,
Bracket and all kinds Of Scroll Saving and Gothic worG
Particular attsnti paid FITTING Up Stores Factory 90
nivisnn-st no. Cenlra Rlnnt. Cevalanl n unln-r7'
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MORNING LEADER.
sArURpAY MoaNINa, oor. rs, IssO,


PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ PLAZA and Ornameltu Pnutmeo oyery DESCRIPTION
lone al tile PRINTING Establishment the Leudfr Once,
improved and most rapid steam pressos IN tue
ues STYLE, sh0rt notice, aud al reasonable rates Par
culRr paid 10 blank Wuk ENtryIesrrptuna
Binding done especially blank Books Ledgers, Journals
hies BunKs, Receiving BOOKS SC., &C.
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Boor0inq.
GO0l Drolers
Canned Coal.

j. NJ. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
on THE
Cleveland Pittsburgh II, II. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
IL "CANNEL COAL" for ssie. Call and Wy 1t.
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THE VICTOR"

HALL, SCHOOL HOU y. or STORE AND CiIURCH
HEATER
Il proved 20 be a greater Heator with tho same
OF Anthracite Bnumiuuus Coal than sny other
the purrusesi 10 Is Bunace AMI ovi one
combination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

nR. w J. GUILD HAS REMOV
81 ell his Dental Office 10 Room No n; Hoffman bloc
Superior str e East u Public square South Of p e. All
who need the service OF DENTIST, will themse
much SUEFERt Nc as vol us MONEY by giving him a
cal Eoc ncliy used 10 mitigate pain, for thoso who de-
sire Il. - -
On Go L. 81 yer Porcelain aud Vulcanzod Rubber BASE
thu nest manner Teeth ia from $40 TO $50. Gold
Eugs. according TO size OF the cavity nom co. upward
mIyll
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The oval Parlor Stove called
r HE P E Al RI.

For Anthracite Coal or Cote is Besuful new pstte
and pronounced bg the dozens Of ctizsns usin the
tce 10 bs perfect great sconomifef OF fuel uad Er
nosteT.
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MtsCcllullCous.

~ Tha Subscription Hnok Of nc Cosmouoi.tau Art
Association now open Tor ts Ch year, aud that portion
OF the public
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DEnttstrp.


At 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEErB ARE GOOD,
a read the following lines Ii teeth are bad, read
hem with great If you have teeth AT all iisp-
fact that N daily exhibited in tho stroots IN the social
circle aud la the paror by the humbest peasant aud tile
proudos that hundreds Of persons lose good
teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good and
skilful dentist. poor and inferior operation is nnauy
tluuoIe at all II your teeth are good have
Them examined by coed dentist and keep them In order.
Il or M tine should be lost but have tam repaired the
tina hotter and escape that whir Burns says Is thu
ue OF all Diseases Alreguares Of tho teeth should
Nc attended to T. CHI idhO ID uuu youth.
All desr0us Of Go dental operations invit-
ed to call at where particular attention ~ sVCn
he preSery yntiOn Of the natural teeth, where the
L. . , 4
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GUTTA IsOHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST,

Is actursI aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut up il the best manner. W. INGERSOLL.
NJ 2ll Marble Block, superior street. Cleveland, o.
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Fpo,v,o s shilling per week 20 city snbsoribsrs.
- OllhS Five Dollars per 20 Mail Subscribers.
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COOKING STOVE
The GEaPnSseI

TsN sNBE,UriFuL O pen Ftoni Sliding nnnr Sto, e, md
to9k tho fIRar PASMIUM at our late County b ~
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SsS~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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ENAMELED CIR >TEs AND HOUSE FUR
NISHlNG GOODS,

l. tho qgat In the marker aud Just recei' ID no
tht boat Hiuses M iuclnuau aud New York, bore th
recently selected at the ONust prices. Oar SssO'
uleHt OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-08

NITRoGEN.-Common air, as just
said, contains one-ffth Of oxygen; the
other four-ffths are nitrogen. TO seper.
ate these elements, we first put small
cup OF burning phosphorus into small
cup, so as to float on the water OF pail
Then invert an empty glass jar over this
cup. The phosphorus in burning will
combine with the oxygen of the air, from
ing rhosphoric acid, and leave the nitro
gen nearly pure. This gas is colorless;
incdorous and tasteless. and is little
lighter than common air. Vegetation
will not thrive in it, and animals soon
die, if competed to breathe it; yet it is
very useful when combined with oxygen;
as in common air.
There; sir, that's the end of my lecture
Tor to-Gay and | am glad you have
borne it so we'll. The substances of
which | have spoken, exist all around us,
composing much the largest part of all
the plants we cultivate; and, when va.
rIously combined, make up the air we
breathe, the water we drink. the rain
and dew which refresh our fields, and
much of the earth we walk upon and cul-
tivate, Every intelligent person must
desire to know all about these substances.
FARMER. You are on the right track
sir, and ii come again, if you'll only
skip the hard words whenever there a
chance Rural American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-08
White Carrot Seed.

COLES BELGIUM WHITE CARROT SEED AND
w NANGEL WQRTZEL BEET SEED just receiy-
Cd and i1E sale ~ ulo MOSES HALE.
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N e w
BARBER SHOPl

THE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth and
hited up shop in his old building, Cup stairsl
where he will be happy to see old customer. or
new ones He hopes by strict attention to his
business and by untiring efforts to satisfy the
reasonable demands Of customers, to merit, and to
W. NJ a a ne noe asaIe q patronage.
mr. Z. VIII ~ particular attention to Sham.
pooling, cutting and dressing children. bs;r h..
Ladies by leavixe ssders with him may have their
heads shampooed and hair dressed AT their bomss
Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, 1865. a.
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a9ritultural.
Plain talk on Scientific Ag-
riculture.

Il
near the fire by the teacher. The farmer
having leisure hour, has Just dropped
in to see low much the schoolmester
knows about scientific agriculture. Tie
teacher asks him what he understands
agriculture TO be-
FARMER. Why, sir, it is to be sure.
sir, it is farming; it is tiliing the soil, and
nothing more.
ScHooLMAsTER. Just so; it is cult
waiting the soil. Yet how much more
that means than people commonly sup
pose ! Cultivation implies clearing the
soil of stumps and roots and stones.
draining wet places, plowing thoroughly
and cxtirpating foul weeds.
FARMER. You don't think that is all
| presume. Seems to me tha's only
the beginning Good farming means
looking into the nature of the soil, and
fitting the crop to It; putting corn here
and wheat there. and clover somewhere
else, and so forth, and 50 OF; and it.
means rotating crops.
ScHooLMAsrER. see You under
stand the subj ct quite we'll Pcihaps
YOU might add to whit has already been
said. the choosing of crop; which pay
best in given resiop. and the annual
increase. of the amount raised nor az
for, on tina; increase, depends the profits
And along with this must 20 the keep
liz the Land in good condition willie
taking larre crons from, il
FARMtR. Right LIS dova.i-bt
wicked 10 skin laaa as : ne a.. ~
nonsense too anan who t,kcs away
from his soil moro than hn g;yTs ~,
eye,v var is rEe ,be r,,l wb, l:4e4
the goose that laji him ao;Iy 4 o,}lan
cge. he dss,rovs the source ~ - -,,,s.
reritv Far mvself don't e. -
rjrbt unless do little MORE than Inst
selnare accounts with nv land 7 ri,
it "a mint to nav back +, at Inst era
now field annually = 1i,t,o ,,oro tts,
tool, from il So j., , f.v ,.,,rs sb.II
rot NV whole f,r,, in = n,n,L Ia..sr
co,d;t;on tban when ho,ah. =
SeuoaLy,,rrr You ara on to r;sbt
track sir Bpt shon,d tbin3 :,
,boronoh MA, os 20, vo,,d IL,
stndy tho scj,ore Of afrr; 81, 't,ra 60 - r.,
know how 70 anaIvza Tho soil von NH
the nIants Won yoise, to l.oy WI, ma,
nn,es bsncft cIo1s and why csr.,;n
linds of food f.fs, stool ,ct.ar nav
otbers a. Ne
F,pur, ! h.r3Ir lnov nLo..o,
about thar mat,ar Tbars i 90 mne5
rr;ent;fc Ly,nLr0- ahont ,,n,r-a.,}s,s No,
an, .fra;1 ~ 91r,ast evor,,b;n, ~.
calls ;tsa1f .c;anrifo All tho, II, Ill
and it.syatler la,e i, The 1av 70 botFcr
myself viii hook f,rn;,r Rot ,erFa,.s
;r;s never "a Is,e 10 Ia5rn AND + Win
Will ,ro,n;se ~ h. Mi, anI sb' :. IN
bear = I;..lo oh.nt ! ta.da,. ossne,;.li,.
~ barn no,h;,~, 49, ia IA 49,
b,,a live, me-, Wv oosy. cS.;r IL,
,,,o = ~ va. as1oea
sr,+a,r.,,, .r,.T r,a,l va, -.
49,, :, IL ,,,I,. 80 -, >, i - -.
So - nant,on son,a - 1ho oIa,,s..s -
al ~fants Al - n.;}I L,,r,, -.
a. 7, hnrn: ~ ,,a,t - ,' -, -
60 ,assas -, a. a.1 ~. -
,1an. to,,n;,,s :, .l,a ,,' -
W chan~i,,s car -, VS.. - ~
49,. a,l .9=,t -, 10000.
r.. I,'..,,,o - 4lar ,,,,I -, =.
-, = - 49, '0> 40 - =
-. ..0...,;, .,..., -.
,.b;.E 90 o4r:r s.,~r.,.,I ps.E
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BR. scoops NECRoPArHIc DROPS

NO Re.,ef, Nc Pop''
Vie Subscriber has recipe for pre-
pairing the magic "Neuropa'hie Drops" pur-
chased about three years since aad by him moi.
he'd All used in practice with the best .ucses..
FROM recommendations received from tbe,e vho
hare used 1t, be Is induced T. place i, before the
public upau Il, 0wa merits and warrant , enre in
Throat ptstelapcr. Scarlet Fever, and Rheumatic
feyers' and to relieve pain ia body ~ limb. Al.
eutary.
1t not only cures, but Is a pra,,1.re to eon,..
seoa' diseases, and sh9ulI always be ken. 10,
tu2.e attending ursn TIE ,ck.
Il will be kept by Druggists and rs,pon,ib,.
ase9's in every town as soon a. such Can be pro.
CURED. Agents wanted. Address
orland, Feb. IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

No family should be without these Invaluable curattve,-
They the only remedies perfectly aape for io,ssti
and private use With them the parent is ami pre-
pared AGAINST the first approach Of disease and can
at the threshold and keen It at bay tribe Of medSeJne
directed the first hours OF
that which bv delay only he relieved by long and te
Gus hours OF suffering Il at ALL With these at hand
are mt Obliged to await the coming OF often distant
poisoned or 6stered but adtnster
the simple speethc and restore the ruddy current IIt
health and There only no injury
IN any case from their but general innsScs o
AGENTS WANTED.
weIdesire an active, efficient agent for tbs .,Io
remedies In every community in the TTrtsI
AaafesA, Dr. 7. HUMPHREYS, a. co.,
No. 6G2 Broadway, New York
s=ssla BY the Druggists ia wheeling. ai14-1y.
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'EH.E I'm 2 b {. E CDR
RnEIarIsns On Poe


The N. o. Delta, in one of its admirable
weekly summaries Of literature, talking Of pla-
glarists, says:
What pale, weak, yapid professions of stan.
zas have seen, modelled after the outward fashion
of the Ballard of Oriana, ulalnme, the Bells, or
the Raven. How often, for instance, have we
had the form, in whole or fragmentary, of this
particular stanza thrust before US, with only the
faintest pretext of poetry to justify the act:
The bitter arrow went aside,
OTiann:
The false, false arrow Il ent aside,
0riana:
The damned arrow glanced aside,
And pierced thy heart, my love, my bride,
Thy heart ~ life, my love, my. bride,
Or this one from Ulalume:
And now as the night was senescent,
And star dials pointed to morn
AS the star dials hinted ofmorn-
AT the end of our path liquescent
And nebulous luster was born,
Out of which miraculous crescent
Arose with duplicate horn
Astarte's bediamond crescent
Distinct with its duplicate horn.
Or this one from the Bells
Hear the sledges with the bells
Silver bells! ftells!
Whata world of merriment their melody fore
How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle,
In the icy mir of night!
While the stars that oversprinkle
All the heavens, seem to twinkle
With crystalline delight, &c.
Alas! these aspiring disciples of Poe have
gained little or nothing from their master but
''the jingling and the tinkIing of the bells"
AN Indiana editor says "Mrs. swisshelm is a
fierce old hem"
No doubt she'll come to the seratea-[Louis.
oille Journal
Yes, with taloas to match,
Such workmcn rs no Prentice matches,
Should we meet you there
Say good by to your hair,
For It's you viii then go to scratches
JANE G. SwIssHELM.
w can only answer our fair contemporary in
kindred poetry, which we trust will nail our
friendship more strongly than any demonstra-
ton 'tpugnis ct calculus"
My pretty Jane, my dearest Jane,
Alb, never look so shy,
But meet me in the sanctnm, Jane,
When the fagon's filled with rye
-Louis0ilLe Journal.
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CASES AND CURES.
DYgPRPsfA.

young lady OF 90 had with indigestion for
several months render great necessary the
selection OF her food After eating, the stomach became
acd ood rising n her mouth with water, AM unPeas
for some hours frequent headaches bowels and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pllls morning and night less than
week almost e"cry symptom of her disease vanished
and she felt like being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
consttuton had lately been good deal affected with
geston weak stomach, tongue bad taste mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and Whrng In the
head so much as to render his riding carriage or
even mounting emtnence, quite dangerous. trying
several things Intellectually he fell the Dyspepsia Pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn.
ing works like charm relieving all his vertigo
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FIRST SPRING SToGK!

az low E>EtccSS NOW ~PchAuSs
ESAAG E1RACS EIS'S.
HAVING just returned from New York with a we'll
IL lectsl and cheap Dry and Fancy Goods
would request the public examine 1t before purchasing
elsewhere. My stock of Dress Goods will DC found
st of the latest styles an my prices
Mar attention &c Figured Brlllants worth richly
lSc ut only l21Se Pl id Ducas worth 25c at Light
CORD I'd chntzes worth CSC at hc and other goods in
portion btuslns and Irish LnenI will sell Muslin wort
l26c oc and Irish Linen worth a 45c $40 Bonncts
comprising the latest Styles and Hhich being purchased
dsrec from the manufacturer Twill sell cheaper than
before. 100 BOnneL Ribbons: leo RUcheS Flowers
every thing arpertanin to the Millinery line which
branch call the particular the Trade, will
be offered at the lowest figures.
EMBR0IDERIES.-If you wish to find the largest
and cheapest stock give call and promise sell
Collars sets OF Sleeves AMI Collars Bands Inserting
Elgtngs at less figures than any other establishment
200 Kid Gloves at only bic. worth ST. b0U pr
lQc worth 25c; 200 Linen liza dkercies l2Sc wOr,h
lSsf Ion do Mt ls worth 25c; 25 emsticn andkerchie
at size, worth 621f so SOC, as superior do
at worth 81 1Dn0 white Drillants ct l2Sc, worth
1915 100 Put do at lS worth 25c we'll any
white goods such as NHnsoos both plain plaid and striped
low 600 Dollars worth of Piece GOODS
suitable for Mershant Tailoring Trades and OF Wch am
confident have the largest stock in Wheeling, will
to the Trade a. less than any other House in wIiesng
can SUI them at; and all ask is
convinced Of my ability to sell. Gall
yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
Tnh2l
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FREIGRTs wEsTwARD.

BY this Route Rreshs descriptions can he forward
ed from Philadelphia New York. Session or baltimore to
any points the Rail Roads Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, WISCONSIN, Iowa. Missouri Rail Road direct
with steamboats by which Goods can be any
port on the Ohio, Muskngum Kenusky, Tennessee Cuu-
Arkansas, and Red Rivers and at Cleveland and
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusng transportation of
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times as fCOrdIic
as arc charged By other r. r. Computes.
20 De particular to mark packages ttvIA PESSA r.
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East win
do well to direct them to be shipped by This Route
Parties attending their shipments from the Fast
will lind 1t to their interest to call Agents OF this
Company ut the following places before shipping; letters
meet with prompt attention.
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