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Notice 10 Guardians, &C.

NOtICe 10 Guardians, &c.
4 IL Guardians. Trustees, de-. linble to make
n Annual Returns to this Office. are hereby
required TO do on or before 1st Monday IN
April next All defduiters ,riH be ruled.
Guardians who have not yet completed their
appointments are notified to do so at once
WM. H. PARKER, G. Z. a. D.
Commissioners Office,
March !, 1859. a. 1T
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABDEvILLE D1sTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
Brock, Armstrong. & Co..
vs Bill to set aside
Is. v: Posey, Henson assignmet of execu-
Posey, ct. al. tion, DO.
T appearing to my satisfaction that u. V.
l. POsey, one of the defendants in The above
stated case resides beyond tho limits Of this
State, on motion of MCGOWAN, Comp SOL Or
dered that the said B. V. Posey do appear and
plead answer or demur to ComplainanLs Bill Of
complaint within three months from the publi-
cation Of this order or the same will be taken
Pro Confexso against him.
WM. II. PARKER, G. E.AD.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 2S. 1859. A. sm
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n Office.

~ " Il Il ~ ~
p A II e Mt PLOU CHI.
A IL WHO WISH A PLOW THAT WILL
n save onefifth of the horse power used on
n farm, and much expense in other respects,
will not fail to examine this. 1t was patented
in February 1858, by E. H. Blo"dworth of Up
son County, Georgia; and has taken prem
iums at every FAR held in Alabama and Geor-
gia since. The stock is simple, and from two
to fifteen different plow hoes can be used on it.
There can be no doubt of its superiority to any
ever bef',re offered to the public. 1t is to he
seen at the blacksmith shop of E. J. Taylor, at
Abbeville G. H., at any time and W i'll he exhib.
tied especially during Court week.
Price $l.Q0 for ever plow run on farm.
G. w. IIUCKABEE
Agent for South Carolina.
Feb. 90 1859 43 I'm
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Notice 70 DebtoRs.

:. fs. Notice - DehtoIs. s.ltts,
n LII persons findebtsdtto aae.bSaNote or 40.
.<A eouAt. M to ths; 6sst Of January, sre,re-
quested to settle the same, at the earliest con:
venience. n. T. OWEN g
Jan. l.. 1872. = 81 &C
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Joy to the A d m ire RS O1
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk of beauty, it cannot exist without fine
head of hair. then read the following, and il
ask more, see circular around each bottle, and
no one can doubt.
DrOfeSSOr Woods Hair I4cStOra.
l. twelve call the attention of all, old
and young, to this wonderful preparation,
which turns back to its original color, gray
hair-covers the head Of the bald with lnxu-
riant growth-removes the dandruff, itching,
and all cutanecus eruptions-causes a contin.
ual flow of the natural fluids and hence if
used as regular dressing for the hair will
preserve its color, and keep it from falling to
extreme old age, in all its natu al beauty We
call then upon the bald, the grey, or diseased
not as they value the flowing locks. or the
witching ourl, ever be without it. Its praise
is upon the tongue ofthousands.
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restora.
tive in New Haven, received the lowing let.
ter in regard to the Restorative, n few weeks
since:
DEEP RIVER, CoSS., July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworth-Sir have been trou-
bled with dandruff or scurf on my head for
more than year, my hair began to come out,
scurf and hair together. l saw in New Ha.
ven paper about " Woods Hair Restorative -
as O cure. / called Mt your store on the lst oi
April last, and purchased one bottle to try it,
and found to my satisfaction it was the thing,
1t removed the scurf and new hair began to
grow it is now two or three inches in length
,ohere it ,cax all off. have great faith in it. !
wish you to send me two bottles more b, Mr.
Post, the bearer of this. don t know as any
Of the kind is used in this place. You may have
market for many bottles after it is known
here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sent. O 1S56.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9, 1856.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir Your Hair Restora.
tive is proving itself beneficial to me. The
front, and also the back part of my head al.
most lost its covering-in fact bald have
used but two half pint bottles of your Restora-
tive, and now the top of my head is we'll stud
ded with promising crop of young hair. and
the front is also receiving its benefit. l have
tried other preparations without any benefit
whatever. think from my own personal re-
commendation, / can induce many others to
try it.
Yours respectfully.
DR.. THOMAS, MD.
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ai" Received This Week.
WHITE AND CoLoRED pLuMss Yen
wv Bonnets snd Head Dresses, Whiss rsna
fGolcped STELLA SHAWLS, % Uozsa Wkisa
and SGaloped KID GLOVES. at
gi,,. ss GRAY Il KoBERTsoNa
0sa a3s. s3i4a.e, ll.,ss ss4H ~, 80
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p I. y.t,.sS AN ,Paints ana ora. Sda =
,VWE have just received 8 lstsaf, rrRE
!, yA .Jg WHITE I!E . LEAD n! Lsnsssa i, oa Ca
=" .@'t' NyONDAN GMoEAUoEaH.eSs
y s%Aa s&s;ss slssS So ,Hs 8. Gfanits RssrAA
W. ,iy.S3.A @a *syS aAhSsyaNa GH
( 1sls. l'!fssaSoas . ssp a:isa @sS NN,
'ss%e@1H 5 s..f98 .Ns,s . u sisks y.a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
THE TNTELLIGBNCER
-CHINGES.

/ have handled Sir Ethelbert on my Knee
Many a time in years gone by
Oh, fair-baired, bright eyed boy was ne
And he came Of noble family,
OF a lineage long and high.
And Lillian. too, (ueaven rest her bfeFO
The daughter of the proud old carl,
have quoted off her childish fear
have wiped from her eye fnsi many 4 tea''
When she was baby girl!
Sir Etheibert loved her from a child
And twas long ago that tofetoId. =,
Would be tempered by one IS tender ana mi"
AS Sir Eti!elbert'S was bold.
And many time I've heard him say
Impetuous, generous Loving youth
That If Lillian were taken away,
lie cuuld not survive her loss a day,
And thought his words were truth.
] can scarcely believe that year has fed,
Although know it is nearer ten,
Since Lillian to the altar hc led.
As fair bride as ever was wcd,
And he the haPpicst OF men.
Tggo summers after, there came an heir
Toall Sir EtheIhcrI's proud estates,
But his JOY was shadowed by dark despair
For LiliafI's spirit, 50 white and TAR,
Had entered Paradise's gate
Issw Sir Ethclbert trembling stand
Beside her bier, the hurial morn,
And he ylnclled at the rosebud in her hand,
But MS grasp was regardless Of all eommand'
As the babes so lately born
All then thought OF his ho.ish vow, [1reak5,
And feared that his throbbing heart would
Yes! surely, if ever--the time i now
As he presses l!is lips 10 her marble brow,
lie will die for her sweet sake
But sosrow, however dark its night,
Must change to JOY with some morning hour,
And hy the glare Of Tomorrow 5 light
The Indy Edith her band Viii plight
To Sir Ethebert for dover
PIERRE VIvANT.
BaooKlYx, April 18Th, 1859
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

No family should lie without. these invaluace curatives
They are the only perfectly adapted for domestic
and private With them the parent is armed and
the first approach Of disease, and meet it
threshold and keen il at b9v. tribe Of medicine
rightly directed in the hours Of des=S perfectly
which delay only he relieved hy long and tet
hours of suffering II at ALL With these hand. you
Obliged To await the coming Of that otrn distant,
we'll expensive luxury, doctor; he dTuCged
poisoned bltstcred be but mayyour5er administer
Simre spe>iGc and the rudy Of lie
again health and There Injury
from their but the general influence Upon
the constitution, berond all question, S beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
remedies every community in United
Address, DR.. P. HUMPHREYS, ( Co,
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
iU-ssis by the Druggists ia Wheeling. nEi4-Iy.
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HUMPHREYS

SPECIFIC HOM0OPATAIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedly head ofremefl for the use
OF the people. They alike the poisonous,
dangerous and repusve doses OF quackey old school
practice the Inconvenience OF the intricate
snd pcrpleNng Obscurtcs the books
and medicines Consisting OF simple specifics for the yaT-
diseases to which they related put in the form
OF simple sugar pellets and prepared ingredients nett
dangerous disgusting, they form the ready
OF the parent nurse aud the comfort OF the
complaining o invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined in any popular remedies. They are uAEN-
arise their They SIMPLE
always know what take, and how TO take it, They
CONVENIENT; you give proper Sugar PIN az 4
moments warning without hesitation delay They are
LFFCsNT thousands disease arrested at once
what the pound could not
AFT. rish hay
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PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church, well in Illinois
writing IA, u have been for time seriously
aiced bleeding piles; and aVu regarded a
severe oe-at indeed hopeless; but Ihave used
your medicine (Pne Spec!Hc), and curei. have
doubt are laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman OF fifty years, well and fAvorably known at
CeLi Delaware county, S.w-Yor had been to the
piles for years. Sometimes from excessive henor.
rha-e, on! suffering he reduced the Of
the grave years had dragged miserable eNs
tenc- confirmed invalid disqualified for business.
nd life almost burden 1t is needle add thai ne had
tiled all lies, from all OF doctors to little
purpose consulted two and recommend
our Pile Specifc wish, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
this he began improve. and since has had
serious tlrn Piles. From the first month
uast he had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint;
but the Pile Pills you'll dsperse it ALL and for
he has been entirely well Of the piles
brilliant cure sscIrcely to be found in the annals Of
medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Bnt1Iely from GUMs.

COMPOUNDED Entirely from GUNS,
rs one OF THE Res PIKGAIlnE AND LIZ -
easier, ra.IIer aaI eGctual 'ia other rticnt
SetE hrtt on the Litr- to eject its morbid mattel
stomach and bowels TO carry on that mater Is ae
experienced in the operations Of sost az
tsI-fics. IL :ren=s ts system at the sane trae TIA
il pur-eSt; and when daily in moderate dDsesr will
strengthen and build it AZ rith unususIrapidiy.
The LIVER one q u: PT.aeiPaI reeL.srs Of rs
the powers system faydevecpsd. The st"aaet
is almost entirely dependent the healthy Ction OF tt
Ligsrfor proper perform srce offs :;
fault the bowels a-e fault, ane the wloie
having ceased tie diseases Of that or
Fan one Of the made It Lis stliy. in
practice than TO md sssnc Ternec
~hereWithto eounteraef the many arrangements 20 WHO
aryrerson
blga with LIVER COMPLIANT. IN any ofits forms
TS-se GaTrs --Ta5ve s.laorbid t'i natter from
the system, supplying IL healthy ao~ - biz
PURIFYING THg BLooD--rvtng a.I health to 't4
whole machinery rr-aoTin~;he caase Of the disease
bilious ATE4Gk5 cured. AID, WHAT .
R EIF fsP PESES TSI " Occasional" use Of %
6ns Lose 70 -eieve .he stomach
and prevent tn, food froul-=isn- aai sourng.
ony dosetaken before retiring prevents NIGHT
0nIr one dose taken 1t night laosens the bowels
gently, and COS II EENESS
I-On dose two tea-zE,ooufrls al4ayz reliev,
SICk HEADACHE
One taken for fe male Obstruction rerov=sis
dose often repeated .sJa sure cure Eor tNOLEHA
MORBUS, aud preventive OF CHDLERA'
~ Only bottle is->ueeded 10 throw out OF tn1
system the OF medi-cine aftsr long sickness
~ One bottle taken for-sJAE-SDICE removes all sal
IoTness or uuaz:araI cnIor-froru the skin
dose taken ssl'rt>:!ra" before -atinG gives VIZ:
o. the appetite, and m1srs@fOoi digest well.
One dose often repe=te'--, cures Chronic DIAE-
RHLF4 in its worst forms, while T. NEE and
BOWEL complaints yiel1Z almost the frst dose.
One two doses cures Caused by WORKS in
Children; s1rerISsafer, zPeeer remedy in
the world, as il HsUsrJIiLs.
~ few bottles cuTesADROFST, bT exciting the
WefaEc pleasure in recon- nendirE this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FENERr
and AL FEyERS of = Bill LIOUS TYPE It operates
thousands wiling testify 20 its
wonderful virtues
ALL WHO USE 1T ARE GITTE,F THEIR CEATY
NOUS TESTIMONY ~ IT'S "a FOR.
-" Hip ,ete-il At .onsI ssitA tte E4rigo-.tO', IHd
SLsdIEotu both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily
working believe II u by
magic, the first loss giriaJ ben mt, and seldom
than bottle required to any kind 81 LIVER
Complaint. from the worst JdYaSicS DgNVCT-td 70
Hsa1GeIe, all OF which the result Of DIS
E4SEID LfFIER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, S45 Broadway, New YORK.
And rEi4i,ed by all Druggists Sod also hH
myI4-1y T. u. LOGAN 4 Co, Wheeling. "a.
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, &c.

II TIERSAS SON. No IL North Charles S.. Baltimore,
sale the following NrticIes, OF their
portation, particularly FOR family
SHERRY wINES-Peun 1rtine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sh=rres, in wood AMI in glass.
PORT wIEES-sandemau'E competition red and white
Port in " God and ia glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's nne Madeira,
in wood and in glass: also, Grape Juic-
HOOK wINES-Jlhanuesherger Stenberger, Marcobrun.
ner, Cabinet, Eieh-irau-ni!ch BronneberE, of 1S46.
CHAMPAGNE WINDSHIELD and Chaudon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDIES-Otard ana IIennessys hne old pale
Drandcs.
RUMs-od and fine, Jnnsica, AatiEua, Grenada and
from TIN Islands i'm aorteI direct from London.
HOLLAND GIS-Th- best qga!jty-rIernal bTand-aad
mixture Of GrOHliiic poison in il.
2Aa hal! chests OF the Ga=st SOUCHOSG TEA mh5-IT
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FIPST SPRING STOCK!
AT Extremely low price,, HOw Opening mt



ITAvISG just returned from New ioTh win a wen Sc
lected aud very cheap stock Dry ami Fancy Goods,
would request the public examine il before IHTcnAslGs
,ls.whsr Ms stock Goods vii! Dr. !ouHd 10 con-
sist Of ,= latest styles guarantee tai my prices are
lover than those any o;t-r house lw"Ca ca!I paric
usr attention TO Figured Br!l!itIts worth !chiy
lSlIc at only IKE; Pad DIcal- orth -; At TX Light
oli Ihiarzes I5c, and "tIcr goods in pro-
norton Musns Irsn Liuca--l will .eil Muslin worth
i9sc at Linen worth ~ - ic 5'u B"fst
cozrrs n: styles, AMI which being purchased
dsre.t from ta cnT,r, viii sells cheaper tA ever
before pcs. Bonnet Rohag u" Eachts tiG"ers ana
ir,s the Millinery Inc and to Whch
ranch c.l} particular attention Vi the Trade ana Will
be offered a :hz Lowest dEuTes- -.
EMBRgi DERIE>-If YOU wish 70 lul the !a--es'' best
ana cheapest soc, cil ami E5ilIs. to sell
Collars sets Slew an. Collars, isat Inserting, and
El,iugs at less hzur-s than C;s~r rsta ha'as! -
2rJ pr Kid only Doc. "artt 81 on, " Minis al
10c worth =5c; In-n In dker1hieis al; ~ '"r
1S1 100 90 at * worth 20: 2j 5mFIi'a i"h"Eerch!ts
at = c OK 81 Do n SOC, worth % - slPerior DO
A. GlI. 81 ln'1 'Slite Br!liant5 at l%@c wor
lsJ: To- Pal l>1 woCti 2jc; '-!t as any other
white g, NaISo0bs, both plain, paid and striped
$500 Dollars w-th 0: Pee Goods,
-t ole Merchant Tailoring Trade and Of "lch am
confident largest stock in We-r vii! be sold
TO the FRA than ota-r Iiols" IA wheeling
can .u gad all ask is examination ant am
So,-.SIyas ISAAC PHAGER.
--i,ai 123 Main 81.
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our REMEDIES RY MAIL.

Look over the list. make up a what kind you
choose, and enclose the amount In current note
by mail address, SOP Broadway, YORK. and
the viii be duly returned BY mail GxpresE free
Of charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
CASES AND CURES.
-SPEPsfA.

Young lady % troubled with Indigestion for
several anth rem Ter necessary in the
selection food. After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising her mouth with water. an an unpea-
ant heavy lnadke in her stomach, cOntiu1n"
frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
a lion. See commenced taking the
Dysr-rsia Pls ornng and night and in less than
week almost cry symptom Of her disease had vanished,
and she felt like a being.
gentleman 0-lewhat advanced in years strong robust
lately been GOOD deal affected with n-
.stor weak stomach bad taste in the mouth
led with peculiar vertigo and Wiring !" the
head so n SO render his riding 4 carriaye, or
even mounting an cmnence, quit dangerous. After irving
several Things Intellectually he upon the Dyspepsia pills,
which AFFORDED praup relief. pill night AMI
ing works charm, relieving all Lis vertigo and other
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman \ public lecturer, took severe COLI the
latter part OF last month and Iecturng In
Pennsylvania though pnbc audiences
every evening: days by the aid OF the Specific
was entirely and enabled to pursue his call
ing without No public speaker should be
without them.
lady OF ~ had taken violent cold, which set
tied on Lungs causing cough, pain in the si
conssrabl. fever and o rsencss colds usual
IL very lasting troubles but bytaking the Specific
Cough P four per day, in three days she
tirelv we'll.
voungn1n Of y had cough and hnarsencss for fifteen
months During his voice lost only
speak whispers prn induced coughing, cold dry or
raising only the morning. quit feeble and enact
ated Had taken several medicines with hut Little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Pills pill three
times per day-anI found himself imn-Gvi1g, his
cough softer hoIrseness passed of strength and
appetite improved. and ia few weeks entirely well
having taken other MEDICINE
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PRICES.

Full set large walls in and - 90
SET 90 large vials in plain and book, %
OF Is numbered boxes and book, hN
Case numbered boxes and booE, On
Single numbered boxes. With directions, -
single boxes, with 81
p!Ivsciln's case Hals, IL %
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GOLD r. n b z e II Y Z - T O i i
NO ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.

rbsrshe rsru
IaoI.a kmsvh- h
min l Equality -
q y
-prE. Ip5 per G
pIrHoSl merry SOC
NO :
Ctons ~
rns''
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astonishing low prices.
iIayard Ttyor1s travels, works Of mean Swift
BnIs-.r Dir Livingstone,
De- roe, " lawrence Sts:ne,
:. br JSiI1sn', Th5s Jsr.rson
J.F. Cooper {" Charles Dickens,
Frank Forester, Mrs H-ltz,
Ga IEt .I,Goi Reid Viryinia townsend,
Charlotte Bror,c :. NJ on.cEer,
WashIn.t6n Irving, T. Artn.:,
:. Rsr. c. 4. Sprr..ou, D. r Thompson.
Can't. Mtrryntt, d" Stm Sick,
peer P,r!.v j ~. Austin.
M Nooli- .rion uAriand,
SmoIst, Mar; Howit.,
reldag -" Charles Lamb,
Wiikes Lorenzo Dow,
Burton, " Lori Bacon.
,,--o,r -, r,oC,,ar11- ~ -yr >rOsT CFTr0PA-
iiIs4OHi AM Buzz III H' ,r;r 1C 'N ~
.rfs,, Az r acrof
Ii. Goodrich
MacanIayr Su'ss,
fre.cott' 80
StP'rn' Inrj
iSo,5i.y 49, sgrrSs
All" III = ~ %:,,rSV7 IN Wn6rgS POETS
~ = ~ -
RItl-r, Mht"n'
Mrs. J .missoa. Chaaeer,
Scott, Ar7 horton.
Nor, Aem9iE'
Bu-.s Cowper,
Mrs. Si-oarney. Dante,
Kn-rrs f. W; Ellsworth
IL XIX White, Tunper
T.sso, Goldsmith,
Auc- Carey, Shelley,
Keats, Monts emery
lie has the binding, plain cloth
finest calf an antique, TO sal; Al! ci asses q purclaS
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
- - II u

IS = =
EIbIindc!phin, Pa.
'INE undersigned hereby % the patrons OF te
ErauEiir." and the ulbic generally, that he Aas ne
Proprietor O.! tue above trnei lote A,Ens
purchased the OF former part "r lanes
IL Itirl assumed the whole ut 81 ;t 't"use,
assisted Chais=y lat ! the United states
Hotel Of this city. ,-,,
This IEous. l. in excellent order, having been thoroughly
renovated: within AMI rrr:;ons VII be
SHARED rom'Cr-IhI. ani pleasant h-Ie 70! the
pI,,sts " 40 shall favor tn tt-ir patronage.
with fully +~coanlpia:c the merchants
and Other business dai1- H"! has been sFraned
from to ococS p NJ. Introducing the small tables;
yrh has been s1tsfscto" carried out 1E many OF
th nnst pp1lar Hotels in rent s-;ioas o! tn country
The hours meals = follows, VIZ:
lrenI,fI~. from to 70 .'ciociL = . W.
Dinner from 10 o cioc:t - Va
zen from Is 8 o'cIock e. "a
supper 9 80 II O'Clock f. w.
OF the Propret". that the Frank.
lin shall be Business Hotel ~ tue C2!o and
y cosea:t=tion due regard Tor the accorr'aod tion
OF the guests, hopes receive liberal share OF pa
treuaEe. ~. -, ,,,- =,
eonysv passengers House. Fare = cents for each
passenger uuG anL no more VIII be allowed 70 be
cAarged-l ~, r,,, ,
FV'y 0S"'''s' 0 S4g II p. E'AENEK,
r,boG-1n PROPRIETOR.
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IEIEIR YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
a. G.. Il v A II $

a
No. 43O Chesmmt street, philadelphia,
Commences New Year, with an enlarged csta9gGs
greater variety Of GIGS Increased rarsd to SeT
greater inducements to Book buyer Than ever Ds11e
s 81: is r r9sfmn si to prove that lis h
conducted under that System ~ moi I down almost all
- y%s the iSG&sy S5 ns Ra oa6 OF aG SG
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches Watches I'm sn 90 90
Patent Anchor Lever yer G9ia i.T Wsts,s, so on
Ladies si Gold Lever Watches "Fs" dial %
Gents s siysE I LsysF W Wstshss i
G Gir SILVER isPins watehe:, Ia "a az 90
Rsfe r9a FlSi bes IS
s ladies'. cS a2 ss rn ana Drops hne IS GO
dis GOA &P Bracelets do s.o9e Settings, %
LIDS RzascI plain or sessssa Band IS &C
Cent. Soi4 E59 9 ' slated Vest chaths
6nss!ai9s Ghs asss e sS,.s 10 ."
Tsrss Goa s.ep Loft sss.., do do do SSo
Heavy Gold Pencil Csses, with Gold Pens, 90 90
supeFior Gold pens, with Holders aud Box, 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils; So
fS F sysF VIII Efff lVo29 H;9S
Laiiss' SETS, Pin and D;oPs, 70 90
Lads I,dis : I I5v s.''' do DO DO 10 50
Lis Lsiiss cameo Cameo Pins, large size. 5ssSS
Ids do DO s msan"' ~
Ladie:' Cold stone Pins, smalI . 90
Ladies Rox and Glass Miniature OF Hair Pins 90
Ladies, Plain Col Cola Pins Pins, lie" Pattern sS2
M saiss DO 10 Gold pms, 50
G nts' Cluster Pins, opal centre, 30
s Ger ossoo s Or S6 pss Bosom Studs, o
Gents, Engraved Gold do do do : 90 20
cents cents s sii.. Bot.an., SO SO
IaIi.., PssrI card Gases, 5 90
Laes, cameo Mosaic or Coli Stone Ribbon Pins, 80
snts' Pearl PocSst knives blades, best quality 20
Gents NGH Ivory do 10 %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

ON and after Monday the 1lth April lsS9 me passenger
Trains will be daily as follows: =. -, -
First-The Crest Southwestern, 81 Louis 90
IuTubus Wheeling, BenWood, Baltimore AMI mashinEson
Cirv ExpreS Wheeling daily At lli0 A. NJ
ia baltimore 45U A NJ, connecting win trans io
nd Southern cities Returning, leaves BALTIMORE
at 4C5 P NJ arriving Benwood at SIZE and Mh-slIs ~
S5l A NJ connecting with the great Western
md Northwestern Express. This train oniy stops Tor
ard supplying engine with fuel and water ,,.
Sec5nd-The Northwestern, Cleyeland ChicAsO;
Indiana polls. Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus NheSinE,
P-,yroo1 baltimore Washington CITY Express
dajIy Scept SATURDAYS 45 p NJ and arrives az bsI1
more NJ =. NJ connecting with the trains or the 81,
mi Southern cities. Returning, leaves B1ltinl2e a.
81 and arriving pod at ESQ and "heeinG 49,
A. NJ stops at all regular strtions last OF
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train rave.
wheeling daily, Sundays rNcerted, at '$5 A N sfIILn
In Cumberland 2 ". Returning Leaves un5eT!ahd
80, .,s-s a. All stations. J, II. FORD, Agent
w =, ssi;H a Nas'T Tic q Aeenta spls