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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Del the Of the good Old fashions, that oar grand
....r... allowed, has been revived in fashionable
....., t is stated that the worry latest fashion an
r.... rom Europe IT, that very plain dresses are
VOL. .. hurch, aud that ladies high in the bean
.... ,npear at ,hairi.sr''-rr in calico jresses-
.. American lniics Il fashion viii t.l buck
primitive styles gf our gralt-grnud-motherS
.oHe seen. u tho vulgar masses choose TO
..'a5r st;las az their meeting houses the
ue,'' e upper. tendon may ns expected 10
leo and lm..y ut Church. This may be
as only a lps Of distinction in ,.e society
. .... h life. for women cau pray as we'll IN bro
..s. 200 u dimiy and sing swcety from under
s,,.. met unndorned, as from under chnpeau of
r... .ded with feathers and Jewels. No one will
e.rt,,u0 object to a return to primitive purity OF
lr. we'll as Of heart, Indeed it n change de-
v.u. lie wished, since, if lndys dress IS to con-
rame or 30 yards of material, the cheaper the
l...s. ~ anxious and trembling husbands, who
haze d. GOT the bills Just think of n lovely young
aIr ID. nrrayei in the vouminous folds of costly
nyt.s,-. grenadine' so nriol and gossamer-like
D. .ta b. ture, that it seems more bewuderlng
hal r ght thrown around her dazzling beauties,
thai ing of thread and silk, woven, sewed and
,..s,.a. Think OF this lovely being, like Au-
l,r. rging from the rosente mists of morning.
arE ,.-a think Of the same loyeness arrayed in
ni-5 g1en calico stiff with starch and vulgar colors,
.gf then oh then make the change, if you can,
.. . auphters of Eve who love costly raiment
aaG. nd crinolne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

sat isansra T. iii D. sii ie rassni ifi nririal cob
Fhsfsgaf ttls tfi.is isuitf Iif inmsHf iintslfnss
is ~ fiuafs ri Hfrafs ~ lafasi emf muias NJ Jobs
p.nisls, nanirnmffy, Nt r.ll .iiss a. a." uha 80
rass iam otter usaiassnss. ~ nHs tnimani Ever Arm
lT should hsro H. nsysy particular and enquire ~ ihT
uusifnH lduiueni end titr u1 other
-nii ~ sil dsaier Throughout Npnh ani South AmsTcs
Europe ani is islands ~ e Ossn r Is cents ~ cents
.ni % foo Ier bottle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
III -m,n y t1chiltInn.

ty the State Gazette that Ihos, p. oehil-
tr.. candidate for Chief Clerk of the next
r. Representatives. SIR, ochilTee ho. al
.s. r . n elected three times TO the Office Of lst
.s-. Clerk. and has given universal satisfaction
I'm . r inner in which ha has discharged its du-
.,. T can refer to the mcmhers Of the last Legis-
r...F guaranty Of his entire capablity for dis
lafg the duties Of the position Of chief clerk OF
tlr Wu. We would lie pleased to see him electoi'
.r r- MS capability and the many amiabe quail
p ,,4t characterize him. A. this is not political
H., vr Ochiltree will not run as tie candidate Of
a. .r,y, but prefers to enter the race ms an indie
aulidate, depending solely upon his merits
f :. We consider him altogether qualified,
a. II he pleased to soc him receive generous
.... rom the members in this portion Of the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

s,,l attention tD ths ai,sr'.ssu'sn 81 NJ
strr.s.l of Mflva.d. Collin county m
rarsr Mr shswosIhas a LOO Of Ken
,.,sr.. which no will eel ~ greatly 'e'
Nawis me- time for the farmers u
,.brnss II this kiulio buy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

lslT. Mr. Ten Broeck's horse sten'Re, has won the
Goodwood Stakes, 20 the admiration Of British Turf
1o,,n who have long thought that none but English
trainers coHla put horse in trim to be q winner on
s6e green turf Of old England Stnrke is one of Ten
Broccks recent imporattons and had ho been enter
cd for the Goodwooi Cup, and have made the same
time rs for the Stakes he would have easily won the
cup, having beaten the time of Promised Land some
80 or 40 seconds Mr.. Ten Broecks winnings during
the late season have been over 100000.
Mr.. TEN BROCK AT GooDwooD.-Nlr Ten Brock
must feel highly satisfied with his share of the Good
wood spoils, having won the States, Bentnck Memo
RIAL and Nursery, and large sum in bets likewise
For the pluck he has invariably shown he is entitled
to success, and long may he continue amongst us to
take part in sport alike honorable to Englishmen
and Americans Racing Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To any la,gtm officer Of Tdrrdnt county, oree"X ~
VOU are hereby commanded to summons "
Il R. Little, to be and appear before me, -
Steel, Justice of the Peace in and for s"u
on the last Saturday in September 1859, at OF
before O'Clock p. m of said day to answer 20 70
E. NJ. Daggett, in plea of debt due by note ior
sl9 90-l00 dollars. Herein fail not, and nave
YOU then and there this writ with your action
thereon endorsed. Witness my hand, this Z'tn
day of August A. d. 1859.
LAWRENCE STEEL, j. P:
1n.3w1 Printers fee "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

WOMEN PAINTING AT SARATOGA. ladies
paint this season; it Is all the rage. Not the
old, the faded, those whose beauty is on the
waue, but the young also not rouge laid on
with delicate fingers, and with its tints hardly
observable to the eye, but laid on with a heavy
hand, and with an openness that is worthy of a
better cause. In the night the complexion real
~ is dazzling, and the face wears hue almost
angelic in brilliancy. But in the morning, bah !
the face looks boiled, and resembles a white en-
ameled side of leather, cracked by the cold
weather. If this habit was omitted, and the
dresses outside were longer than the under dress
es, or if the latter were of better material, if
they must be seen, or were more comely, the
crowds at the place would be more worthy of in
specton. 1t is the universal remark that there
are more commonly dressed women at Saratoga
than in any other season, and this, too, is my
Judgment. Tinsel and untidiness do not go we'll
together On this account the balls are not at
tractive. So says correspondent of the Boston
journal States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

alysr.,smsr, Of cellar Springs Sch a.
sHf tiue, Ar,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

: lines th.uk n ,h,,, ale ,rneirl og'
The shall apTsar iu our nest
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

oysters! 0ysteTs!i Oysters ~
TIVE genuine Bsifia8oTe Cove OYSTERS put us5
ia ar tieht aaDs. ua9raafsd fresi sHd good lastt
rsosived and f5r sale by z NJ STACkPOLt-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
TUGDllLNS HERALD.

iARLEa :, rRYoR Tditor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

DIsEASRs Of females created bS nr T1ppa
- Remedies for female derangements from 81 to 90
hsle guaranteed In all cases. Consultation and letters
stFiety CONFIDENTIAL Patients from distance provided
with board nursing and exclusive attendance Medicines
sent by mall Ladies' private circular sent per letter
except Postag.. Office No SO West Path ST. New York
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THE in TELLIGENCER
Prom the Dublin NatlOu.l
UNDER THE MOON.

Under the moon, as the twilight breeze
Riples the water in pulses bright,
We stand by the bridge by the sycamore trees
And listen to voices that come through the night
Under the elm row misty and dank,
Loves sweetest laughter rings from the bank
Sprinkled with many deep red lamp,
Stretched away through the distant damp
Harkl mid the foliage blossomed with June,
TinkleS Serenade under the moon.
Under the moon in the village street,
GosSiping groups in the shadow meet,
Seated at duskY doorways there,
Red Tipped maidens taste of the air,
Whispering now of their lovers eyes,
Live as the beautiful summer skies;
Whispering now of their batteries sweet,
AS Autnmn's fruitage dropped i the heat,
Until they cadence trembling tune,
Soft rs their pulses under the moon.
Ill.
Under the moon by the cool sea shore
The wind walks over its spacious floor,
Counting the snowy bosomed sails,
Dainty dripping through azure wales;
Over the crisp foam bearing along
The musfng mariners midnight song;
As by the rising helm with hands
Litin the compass lamp he stands,
Thinking of those he left at noon,
Sad on the green shore under the moon.
".
Under the moon by the dusty road
Pace we on to the old abode;
The listless splendor floating falls
Over its sycamore roof and walls,
Peering into the easement nook
Piled with many brown old book;
Spirits are they whose pages teen
With thoughtful ditty and pictured dream.
Spirits, amid whose silence soon,
Our own shall slumber under the moon
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady of 26 had troubled with indigestion for
several months render great necessary In the
selection Of her food. After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising In her mouth with water, ami unpleas
for some hours frequent headaches bowels conspaed and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia PILLS, morning and night, less than
week almost symptom of her vanished
and she felt like being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years, strong robust
constitutions had lately been deal With ind
geson weak stomach tongue in the month
aud attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng in the
head so much to render his riding carriage or
even mounting eminence, quite dangerous After
several things Intellectually he fell upon Dyspepsia Pills
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo other
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Corner of Hanover and Pratt Sts., Baltimore,
FIRST SPRING. STOCK!
Al Extremely low Prices, now OpenEng
ISAAC PRAGER,S


ISAAC PRAGER'A.
HAVING just returned from New York with well
IL ected and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
would request the public examine II before purchasing
elsewhere. Ny stock of Dress Goods will be
ss of the latest styles guarantee my prices
lower than those other house. would call partic-
uar attention to Figured Brilants richly
lS1c, at only 12%c; Plaid Ducas 25c Light
cold "a chntzes worth CSC 1ac goods in
portion. MuSns and Irish Lnen-I will Muslin worth
l2c 1Oc and Irish Linen worth IS 45c Bonnets
comprising the latest Styles and which being purchased
dsrect from the will sell than
before lOU Bonnet Ribbons 100 Ruches Flowers and
everything aPPertaining to the Millinery line
branch call the particular attention will
be offered at the lowest figures.
EMBRoIDERIES.-If you wish to find the largest, best
and cheapest stock give call and promise sell
Collars sets Of Sleeves and Collars Bands and
Edgtngs at less figures than other establishment
SOO pr Kid Gloves at only SOC, worth 81; 800
lOc, worth Csc; 200 Linen Ha dkerchefs 12c worth
lsA 100 do at is worth 25c emstich Ha1dkercIefs
at worth 62 so do at SOC, superior do
at 62c, worth ST. 1000 white Brflliants at 12c worth
ls; 100 Puff do at lS worth Csc; as any other
white goods such Nansooks both plain plaid striped
proportionaey low. 5000 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, and of which
confident have the largest stock in Wheeling,
to the Trade at less than other House in Wheeling
can sell them at and all ask Is examination
convinced of my ability to sell. Call and for
yourselves. ISAAC pRAGER
nhZl 1873 Main st.
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PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church. we'll known In 1unos
writing to u.s. SAYS; u have been for some time seriously
severe one-at time indeed hopeless but have used
your medicine (Pile Specified and cured have no
Obligation"
gentleman of atyyears, well aud favorably known at
Cehi, Delaware county, NeYork had been marty tn the
piles for twenty years Sometimes from excessive
the grave For he had dragged out miserable exS
tenee confirmed invalid disqualified any business
md lie almost burden It is needle that he had
tiled all sorts fremedes from all doctors to little
purpose he consulted two years ago, recommend
this he began to improve and since has had
past he had occasionally symptoms of his old comnSSnt
but few doses Of the Pile pills would dispense all and for
more than past he has been entirely well of the niles
more brilliant cure sscarcey to be the annals
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

No family should be without these Invaluable cpratvs,
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted for
and private Iss With them the parent Is and pre-.
At the threshold and keen at bay. tribe Of medicine
rightly directed in the FIRST hours OF deseaSe perfectly
that which by delay only be relieved by long and
Gus hours Of suffering at ALL With these at hand you
are not obliged to await the coming that often distant
POI or or bed but administer
again to health and joy There cannot only no Innr
In any case from their but the general Inhnenes
'e S0"''uuon' oeVoha an question, is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for the sale f opr
III every Town or community In the United States
AuuFeSs' Or. T. HUMPHREYS, 4 co.,
No. SOP Broadway, New York.
w-sola by the Druxg...tn wheeling. nh,4-ly.
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Bay9rd TayiOr's Travels, Works of Dean Swift,
:, BulEer, /" DR.. Livingstone,
:. ne zoe, Lawrence sterne,
!" :. ThscEeFsy, WORKS i Of H BENZ. Franklin,
81 DR.. johnson, Thos Jefferson
" J. T. Headley, "a Mrs southwort6,
IS Hugh Miller, Mrs Seigwick
" Charlotte Bronte, Z" 8. NJ. smucker, -
" Washington Irving, I" T. s. Arthur,
" Rev 9; il. Sturgeon, (" D. P. Thompson,
Capt Marryatt, Sam Slick,
"a Mrs. Noodle, Marion Hariand
:. Fielding, Charles Lamb,
:. Perry, 4" Edward Everett
:. wilkes, " Lorenzo Dow,
Burton, " Lord Bacon.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELEBRA-
TED AUTHORS.
A4 aSs, ssassss,.
@acaulay, Russell,
Prescott, Ferguson,
Gi6bon, RolIin,
Headey, SPARKS
THE ASoIEST iS Nc G %9SEss e Po RFson
7. b. Reid, spenseir,
Mrs Jameson, Chaucer,
Byron, Mrs. Hemans,
Scott, Mrs. Norton,
Dryden, Longfeliow
66ope, Tennyson,
Leigh Hunt, Whittier Whittier,
Rogers :: ": ellsworth,
+, kirk White, Fa Spps
Mrs. Jameson, WoTdsWorth,
Alice Carey, Shelley,
beats, MONTGOMERY,
lie has the above in all styles binding from plain cloth
to the finest calf antique to suit ali classes OF
He sells these ce4p any other house In the
country, besides the additional advantages of Gin with
ALBUMS FoR THE LADIES.
Albums OF all sizes and all styles binding to suit all
tastes prousey illustrated with magnificent Steel En-
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS.
Methodist Hymn Books, Episcopal Prayer Books
Baptist HYMN Books Catholic PRAYER ROOFS
Lutheran Hymn Books, PRESBYTERIAN HYMN Bnoks
VI all Sizes and o0nnd in all Styles Arabesque, Turkey
morocco Antique Velvet &C. with and without clasps.
large assortment Of Family Bibles of all descrintIons
and all prices, from $780, illustrated with with ne EN-
styles binding from the simplest to the most
ornamental Also, Pulpit Bibles, Styles at low
prices.
az complete CLASSIFIED Catalogue OF Books In every
OF literature containing complete List Of
Clubs will be sent free to any part Union PerSops
wishing Libraries should have It as book of refer
enSe before making out their lists. H. and You
will be convinced of cheapness and variety of The
Books, besides being pleased with the liberaty Of the
Orders from the country promptly and satisfactorily
hed anc goods sent by mail part Of the
price One Dollar or upWards viii be pronpt
sent by mail receipt of publishers price, with postage
as per catalogue.
Liberal commissions allowed to all persons forming
Clubs Persons acting Agents for can reap all the
selves thus getting Library good books In yery short
times besides which, Gins received with the commission
theirtrouble " 1P'' P0' 4sNi i0F
Agents wanted in every Union Persons wish.
Will confer favor by sending theis address to
Git Bookstore and PS6l S6 5yA H0S...
mhl1:Smd3Et 4ss Chestnut Street. PhiladeIpha.
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,

p TIERNAN SON, No. 19 North Charles St. BaltJnora
Suer for sale the following artIcles of their own i'm
portation, particularly for family use: $3.50 4 'n-
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartine's finest nola Gotta -,
brown Sherries in wood and in glass FN' s"t" anu
PORT WINES-Sandemap's comnrtIt,on ro5 49,,
Port, in wood and in glass. N 90" "i''e
MADEIRA W1HE-John Howard AIarcb1. Inc AT.a.,.
In wood aad in glass; also, grape Juice "'
@ stenbcrger MarcObrun
quarts and pints. ~ H''eN'I IN
and ne old pale and dark
RUMs-Om and ane jamaica, Antigua. C,sn.a, ~;
'FG Eaf t9e GLANDS h imported direct from London.
hOLLANO GAN-The best quality-TIeFnan brnpd-on6
no mixture Of aromatic poison In It. ga"
200 half chests Of the finest SoUoHoNG TEA mb51v
AiRDiNES Said on. French and American Mustard
misc W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
WoRcEsTER and Yankee Sauce. just received and for
w sale by lmhSNI w. A. EDWARDS BRO .OE
QERLlN Wire Belt Clasps aud 3Ilk and Rubber RsI,T1
a. my24 ID. EIcoIL& BROS Variety Store -
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HUMPHREYS
,sPRcWIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SEl6SAE4S aON16SEASA1CSSE
Stand eonesedy at the head means for tie
dangerous and repusve quackery or Old school
practice the Of Watercure or the intricate
and perexng obseurtes Of the usual Homeopathic
and medicines Consisting Of simple specifics
o1s diseases to which they related put
er dangerous disgusting, they at one the ready
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were
before combined In popular remedies They are
LESS: no injury arise from their They sIPLE
you always know what to take and how take It. They
are ooHYRSIEEr; give the proper Sugar Pill at
moments warning without hesitation delay They
AEfoEHr in Thousands Of disease once
and the mite the the pound could not
Afterwards have relieved.
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MATT,

Look the list, make up a case of what +,nd 49,
and enclose the amount in current or
Dy mall to our address at No 500 Broadway New YoT
the medicine will be duly returned by or express
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part OF last month, while travelling ecturng in
northern though pnbc audiences
every evening" yet in two days. by the aid Specific
he was entirely recovered and enabled pursue his call
Ing without inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them. W ~
married lady Of 4oh taken violent cold which set.
tied her lungs causing cough pain in the side and
considerable fever and hoarseness Such colds were
" very lasting and troublesome but taking Specific
tirely we'll - 80 ~
young OF % had cough hoarseness for fifteen
months During cold weather his SO as only
speak in whispers pain induced coughing, dry
raising only tre in the morning. quite feeble
benefit He commenced with the Cough Ps-one PHI three
times per day-and found himself Improving his
cough mder and softer hoarseness passed strength and
appetite Improved, and in few was entirely we'll
having taken other medicine.
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YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
N e w LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1869.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
6. @. Il Y a Ms,
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.

Ne. 439 Chesnut Street, PhIIndeIPhIa,
Commences the New Year, with enlarged Catalogue
greater variety Of Gifts increased facilities for buying
Goods and doing business and Is T. oer
greater inducements to Book buyers BEFORE
Time has proved that the Gift System permanent
EVANS is determined to prove that Establishment
conducted under that system In liberal and Impair
Hl manner than other Having lived almost all
ana having the legitimacy Of his plan Of oPe
to be generous. Try him, and judge for yourself.
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OF his plan OF ope.
ration acknowledged from Maine to California
TO be generous. Try him, and judge foryourseli.
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 800 90
Essas AaehSs si LeTe e5 Gold sec
Ladies' 1sk. Case Gold Lever Watches open dial, 90
Gents Silver Silver Lever Watches, IS 90
Gents Silver Lepine Watches, 10 90
Ladies' Elegant BLACK SIX Dress Patterns, is GO
ladies' cameo SETS, pn nd Dropse fine. 1859
EsdIes, eod Bracelets, stone Settings, 1 1875
Gents SOLID Gold vest chains new pattern, N IS 90
Ladies' Guards or 6hateIaine Chains choice, Is o.
Medium g S Size Nd GoeEst. DO &c &c
Heavy Gold Pencil CaseR, with Gold Pens, So
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders aud Box, 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, $50
Ladies' Gold Pens, in Boxes with Ivory Holders, so
Ladies' Florentne Sets, Pin and Drops, 10 90
Ladies' Ladies' Let Sets do do do DO 1sS
Ladies' Cameo Pins, large size, 90
Ladies' Ladies' do do do n .SsII, sSSS
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins. small 90
Ladies' Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, so
sha'ss 90 DO G ao5 R Pi1s. 9S So
Gsn.s SDss Spins Pins p opal CENTRE $50
Gents, Cameo Mosaic Bosom Studs. 50
Gents Cent: E FagT5 Gold Sd do do DO DO
Gents sleeve Buttons, 10 90 $50
Ladies' do do
Ladies' Pearl Card Cases. 90
Ladies' Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins, 80
Gents Silver Pencils, IS
Gents Pearl Pocket Knives blades, best quality 90
Gents Buff or Ivory do do do IS
Misses Lava Pins so
Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold Toothpicks with Slides, 90
Gents Gold Rings, with Stone Setting, so
Ladies' do so
Sets, SllyerPlsted Tea Spoons, on
Slver-Plated Butter Knives, 90
Ladies' or Gents Porte anomalies, so
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest Hooks, 90
Ladies' Plorentlne Breast Pins, so
Ladies' Jet do do so
Ladies' Mosaic do 6 90
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, so
Misses do do 30
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting, 90
Misses Gold Bracelet, Half Round Band, %
Ladies' do do do on
Gents Scarf Pin, 90
Gents Jet Studs, 90
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, so
Misses Gold Crosses, so
Miscellaneous GIFTS, enumerated in the above
List, varying in value from q5 cents to $Q5 90
20 $500 worth OF the above GIFTS Impartiay
troued the Purchasers every $1,000 worth Of
Books sold All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
Books that Evans does not publish himself bought
direct from the Publishers and in quantities
to suit every taste to be found his Catalogue
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Baltimore and ohio Rail- Road.
21
SUMN1ER ENHANCEMENT.

SOMMEFt aFtftkANNTEMEN Emu.
ON after Monday the 18th April 1852 the Passenger
~ Trains will be daily as follows:
FirtThe Great Southwestern, ST. LOUIS Cincinnati 90
lumbus, Wheeling, BenWood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 11O A. NJ arriving
In Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimore
2 NJ arriving at Benwood at 16 and Wheeling at
Sn NJ, connecting with the Western, Southwestern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern Cleveland Chicago Louis,
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus Wheeling,
BenWood Baltimore and Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays at 45 p n. and arrives Ba
more at NJ connecting with the trains for the Eastern
and Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore 1890
A. NJ and arriving at Benwood 1850 and Wheeling 210
A. ~ This train stops at a regular stons East Of Gum
berland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily Sundays excepted A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland at S5 r NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
at $50 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling $40 p NJ This
train stops at all stations. ]. B. FORD, Agent
W. P. sMTrH. Master OF Transportation.
L, n. COLE GenH Ticket Agent. apl2