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INTERESTING ,e PROFITABLE TO EYER 7 ONE.
consequence Of the hard times, have CONCLUDED to
reduction IN the selling price OF my cords
SHALL atth= same line o1ir 'ons SLeaest
CALIC0Es with the exception Of English and Merrlmaek,
ut 1nc rV1rl-
MUSLIN DELAIyEs. gnols never retliled for less than
95 cents 1S cents and all others in proportion
FuRS-T oer good assortment, and at prices to suit
everybody.
tizn anr other home.
MILLINERY @ 1ODs-N complete assortment, very Inv,
hoth Wholesale AMI r:tal row RueaeS atl2Hs row st
iS5Se and 4 row 81.
EMBROIDERIEs-T oblise mvssf TO sell 50 per cent
cheaper than oher house In the city Of wheeling or
lnv Mace.
CaINTZES -worth Sic at 90 eeut'.
CL0AKS AND StIANL3 in every variety, and cheaper
than OtFcr l0u4e.
SILKSA very I'd article OF BlcS SSS At 5le-l AMI a
late sys fancy st worth and sold shere for 81
a ONLY IS cents.
LIVEN@Nn rr.Iele worth T5s at only as.
PARkNETTOs AND PEENC;t NfERINOs--of eVerv epi-
prise than oIere before; also plain De-
aires. fine quality. such sells AZ 25 fog 1s'
KID GLOVES -Anothsr l1s OF those extremely cheap
G1untlett, at 3IHs-
Ia .ort, viii sell all and any Of goods 70 suit these
hard ti,ies ISAAC PRAGER.
uoY 20 1873 Main street Union.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

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ell which j1urnal in tbs world that appeared
TeyailrIy on an np ei ,htpsgs III Low price
as twj 1,s which has anime the unparalleled
rszae Of 21lo1O subscriptions respectfully
soieits Of thu patronage wch the Metropolitan
Ps-ss Is iisn seforth 10 receive.
within the present y4ar THs TRfnuSE has provided Itself
that SONS OF subseTisrs my rseeive thir papers
nal than they otherwise ntgt do With cores
onde important points Throughout ths civ
iEs world and Writer'S chosen from the
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ts )es 1u:-ls tot fcI11sss In 1v9NnS
peal then who :lIsv that an circulation
or TAG TaBuSE would condIce the political, Intellectual
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LIVER INVIGORATOR!
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURGAT1vE AND LIVER NE
DICISEs before the public that acts a: Cdtadrtle
known Is not only es e., Sst I,ssr r t
Inc stomach on that matter, thus ne
completing two purposes sdectuay Eithont any oil ~
drtcS strensthens the system At the SANG ue tn a.
sassss .H si2 s Hf Il ' a With uSusaairSpGity
The LIVER Is OF the principal regulators OF the
human body and when Il performs It's n9sto so, VEL
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action OF
atfaGit the are fault, and The y5ol'
system sinconsequenee Sl one ossautns ~ Az ~
gan one Of the proprIetorshas made IL his study In
practice of more than TO hnl some
!, !. liable 70 S'nn's'aS' 'i' may
bEG %S Ht s
has Try bottle, and. seonyie:Ionis certain
These Gums remove almorbid or 5ad matter Ir1m
glass f hsSf ~ d aew q ve
PGRIsYISG THE BLOOD tone and hea, TO The
whole nhclinery, remoyng~the cause OF tue disease
'n BILIOUS HTTSGKs are. cured, AND, WHAT is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use OF ths
Lt Sns relieve
and prevent the food from'-rsinE and sOurng.
oniI dose taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
se 1aiy aud -G cures CoS7TYigE;sS
one dose tsken after each meal WIN egTe DYspEpsIA
One bottle taken for fc male the
cause Of the disease, andlmakes perfect cure.
CnIv one dose Immediately relieves CIYOLIC. while
n1s dose often repeated s.ca CYOLE ERA
ITORBUS, and a preventive OF CHOLERA:
~ Only bottle lsNnsedei to throw ont OF The
system the effects of med-cine after long sickness
sT- One bottle taken forsSJAtNOICE removes all sal
IoWness unnAtuTal cOlnr--irom the skin
one dose taken shortNttme before eating gives Wig.
or 10 the appetite, anil mnlSesOfood digest we'll.
| One dose Omen repeated, cures CJIRONTC. DIAR-
9YIr4 in rs worst forms,-WhIle S UMNER and
ROM complaints yie!hy almost to the frat dose
one or two doses cures At caused by WORMS In
ChIliren Is Speeder remedy IN
the world, AS itnsrsrfEiLs. N 5..
ST- few bottles euTes0DROPSY, By exciting the
RbsHrbents.
We take pleasure In recon- mendng this medicine rs
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, OHlLb FEVER,
and al FEVERS Of a Bill LIOUS TYPE II operates
willlas to testify to It's
wonderful virtues.
All WHO Use TT ARE 9TTTNt7 THEIR UN4NI
rs TESTIMONY IN ITS Fa YOR. go
~ no 1eafsr IN t1e mouth efis he EapigordtOr, and
| st6dlkot1 both togeth'r.
TEE LIVER It7VIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
orEnr cures great to hellryc cures As by
magic ereH TIE Grst dose 1iriI1 heet and seldom more
than one bottle Is required kind Of LIVER
Comnlant the worst JIuHftce or DlapepstH - ,
HsIdIche all Of which are the result OF DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD. Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York
And retaIled by all Druggists. Sid also by
my14-1y T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.. WheeliHE va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20
NEW GOODS.

N Ii " @ooDS-
FIRST sTo @ K OF
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber having jus. returned from the East, hsEs
that he "a1 oasr sTeat IL 10 DRY
other house in the Sity5er et.h
ryles: an qrllty black six teo width AZ only
3d. T To-, sas eGa Tlp for only ysys sold a, si
new ;tyles striped Silks Bsyaisre Tn-SAtn, cts any
qaatt.y sTS ysry ,s S9s ss sr ~ only
100 pieces French RHerinO Of eolars: an ex-
eeilent Guaty at only yard, over S. Eile the very
best of apon' Merno always sold at from l'l VIII
N p,ests OF obnrg- aud PararnetIos anne
auallty always sells for BIG per yari.tor only
s All wool plaIn De LaIne., all eoiors, Lupon's
Ali Wool PIaid. deable villa, best Ia.ilty, t St
les robes Champ, large asIost SIT At sre4 reaNeeu
prices. .ny.sr1CS
10 cases Of prints lies. meas A small asHred
eolors Warra1tel fr,a to et,,. worth lZs '''
ssIr iched Shooting and |hirtIng IA1nttn Of
Al Eh. .a an p.S ,s sS @ the same
Hh1yyls, GIOnISs aud " the 9ot eo5-
petl broaSht TO TIE city, oil All Po'so'e
Rars. FarsI RXrR AoRnISAEy tRaAISss!1T La
dies .srng p-oyiis Themselves WITH beautiful ana
gsnIn. set this viii and it to their avan-
tI ever it been. and prices eonsdert-
Lv iosr, them direct from the
BE SiTH1ta.s AMI an therefore cnsbled sen
elelp Rissia Sable, Mnk. s.ons MArtn, French sable
large ahaaianee AMI A. all price,
BlauEes+-lsn rHir lO-t IL and is-t' very eheAP-
Carpets -tHl pee1s Of oarPstS Of AL talI
TooI aaIiitv Irpst 15e aal Suh-nr qnality al
WOOL Tor so cents; great btrEtn l2l ssrtS tnEs
aa nit ' Velvet Ras Ire s.
eay IS, do, siEsr worth 81 Tor 2H!y t'p.
s.plI l3I Main Street:
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
@ ~ ~

WINTER AR8ANGEAIE Nr.
an and after Sion lay 29h November, ISIS, the trains
" will fOIOW5-yiz;
First-rhe s. Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenEood.
1850 A. NJ arFivIx baltimore ut 1870 a. NJ In tine fss
breakfast aud Eastern connections.
secona-rhe Sorh.ws Chicago, St. Louis, Cairo,
polis Dayton. CncnnatI Wheeling, Benwocd, Bll
and Washington City Expires. leaves daily At 93
p NJ saturday excepted arriving Baltimore ~ 4SJ r.
81 in time for Elstern CONNECTIONS.
mountain scenery passengers should
the 1890 A. rAia 10 Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the $3.50 A. n
Returaing 70 the Yes AMI Southwest the trains leave
Baltimore daily as follows: Rrst-rhe si5 A u. train
arrives Nc Wheeling at G35 p NJ sefond-Fhe 49, p ~.
train arrives WheelnS At 1880 A NJ.
The 1899 team bolIl st Wills.o At all stations
between heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued 70 Moundsyle az 80
and 70 f3;nWOOd At 2S cts J. B. PokDi Agent
". r. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. ". COLE, GeN'i Ticket Agent. nov@O
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GOID EN- d % % IEI Nv % s n ORE.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Dash TRADE.


10 si,,
d
Of ses- $780,
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FRHIGHTs WEsTWARp.

thi. Route Er lights Of Az descriptions can be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New YORK, Joston Baltimore to
any points on the Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, WI consn, lows, Mes 1nr by R0i Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road asO connects AT Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, which Goods can be iorEared 70 any
port DALI N rJEIHsum. Ksntasky Tenn"sses Cua-
berland, Illinois NJ ssisslPp, Wisconsin, MISSOURI, Kansss
ArkAnsss md al and at Cleveland. Sandusky and
Chicago with steamers to all ports on the
LAKES.
ra1tl shippers entTustlnR the transportation OF
their Fresht Is Company rely with condolences on
It's speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to D1nt In the West by
the PsnnSylysna Road at az Tin feOrdGls
as g-E cGdrged By other II. n. ComPdi'sS.-
70 BE paftisulaF MARI packages wa PESSA T. r."
M.rch in the West or srns goods from the East vii
do veil u drec: th.m to be SD ppEd by This Route
Pa.tes attending to their shipments IfOG the East
viii and 10 te interest 70 call the Agents Of this
Copauy G0lowng places before shipping; or letters
addressed either OF them the subjs Of freiShts viii
meet with prrnpt attention.
=. j. SNEEDEIl, Phlli-lphia.
81 lMAGRAw 4 kOoNs, 81 North Street baltimore.
LIE CHGCJ., No. Ast0r HouSe,Or Sol S. Wa ST. Y.
~ LEIGH & Co. Va. 81 Kiihv Street, Boston.
II. II. HOUsuON, GEM Ecsigit Ag't. Philadelphia.
l.. l.. HOUPT. GeRY Ticket Agt. Phllad- lphia-
TH0S. A. SCOTT, GEM Supr, Altoona, Pa JAMS
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tcRiIy q UHpIIuI = 70 l1ul'V'I3
TIME celebrity of avety's NecaeA Paper for the Wa
ter.elDSet rapidly being extended throughout the
lited Sates Il Of ts bst articles ever e
f n,SIs II nbvtatss the OF cheniealiy-p0isousd
White papsr and paper stained with Pile producing pin.
may be relied ON. Hne and light bank note pa
a toaSh stout Nothing OF more Ea hue
s utty MAS evar b.ore offered to The pas. 40 sheets
cost only a. 81 cents Zach shcet OF the gea-
lac the naae of J. c. GaYetty, wtsruaarke3-
rel ire ,ierfuI article from aoy OF the druggists from
the nronrietor No. ii Ann SIN. y It's by express
from N: Place to any part Of The United states. Try IT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

e.
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE. pRANKPORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE
vINcESNEs. CAIRO AND 81; LOUIS;
And all points West and South is via the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD
Tsselre rniles shorter by his Route than ria
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there CHANGE cARs and take those Of the G. W.
TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE As FOLLOWS:
a. i2M ~. Pm Tor S1sna9 s a points a. az. sy ne
This route passes through n Lexington L4reastsr Cir
cIeve, Washington, Wilmington and MarTOS-te Teies'
and most besutlIl part o. Ohie.
sg- BE particular and ask Ticket, via. the C. w.Az
Short Line Ran Road
PARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Yor THROUGH riskrts aaI other information, enquire
at Central Ohio TICKET Oee in hssPrss A'ss'on water
street, "heehng' Va
Cincinnati. 2nesTiAe' U
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
So 60
Great Northern and Southern Man Route.
POR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TVNVIce DAY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
nOnd and Washington City via Gor1onsSile and Alex
andria.
Returning leave WashinstOn---6 A. II. and Pm
Arrive at Richmond. .........1:SOP P. II. and4 A.M.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
moul aud Washington.
THESE Two RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP Rail
and bcnEin excellent or,ler and CLARIFYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give :he best guar
daily Richmond and Washington city In advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PARE RcHHogD WksHIS5ToE. $50
An Omnibus will found always ready to take through
messengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the DepOts free Of charge, with ample te for them 70
take their meals, whether soiuG North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danvfe and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road nearly com
pIeted to Danve. Agent OF the Company viii receive
Checks passengers from the Danve Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
timore Depot.
The blythe mail llns BY the old steamboat
Theresno change Of cars en- between Rich
mOnd and Alexandria Tel
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YARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER

EB- BE particular and ask Tickets via. the C. "
Short line Rail Road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

DENGAL PLAID HATS.-IIave received another 70.
.sS IS -'''' AA'' ''''' : = = 5 aARrER soSs
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Grent IIednesIen In PrIees o. CasIl.

WFtllt tNeuuttIou IN -1Ftet1 TOT =
AN offering splendid ass1Ftment 81 al k.1as sna
color 81 wrench Merinos. some them worth +l,.o
for Use. al l. Paifs worth sc for SIC; nrocie Shaen
W0Fth 4l0for - and e.; Chenec and Long saEls II
ehundanee and 1t reduee prices; Fancy and f.eS
siks some as cheap a. sac yard, worth sS 81 Eeo
De LANES, worth SIC for 81, Ffty pIeees of Tahiti Cni
SeLti sIe for 2Ss ~ eoierss Enbrelde=td and VII,
Goods At nearly half on have ray ErneralF: Ia
de- improved shape HeO Skirts, at astonishing leU rst
YAunes Of description, among which viii be found
o. the anest Weleh aud Cour try Fannfls. UaTrant
not to shrnt extra heavy and ane Ladss' Wssr1H
fart OF the eonpl-tesf ~ FANCY d.
lfESTlC DRY GOODS IN the si.V Receiving goods daily
o. the iate<t tyleS, made hrra and Imported thereby Er
Ing mp full All prices tsAt
viii satisfy the most partieuiAFtnr CAsu OSLTt Cssh
hurers particulars Invited give an rail- -
Wheeling toef1el JOHN ROE1iER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

Por THROUGH Tickets ani other Information, "ngHIrt
at Central Ohio Ticket Oce, in hesPriss H5uss, wate
street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

This route passes through n Lexington Lancaster, c.;
clevlc Washington Wilmington and MarTOS-tle riches
and most beautiful part Of 0hio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-20

DT ExPREss-e have iast received arase lot afthos
ID hesutisul Bengal Hats. BLISS 4 CAMPBELL.
tulTS NJ s. v an st.
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE As FOLLOWS:
A. I9:i5i II:lo 81, Cincinnati ali points
on arrival OF Ohio Trains from Wheeling and n
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nNVAYArINr. The greatest variety of P1na-1a Hats
j,ly5 Hiss ( cIIpRErL,
No. 81, Main st.
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TERMS

Oas o,pT, one year.s5 1--WE obps ons siL IS
Tgo 1pe4 ne year. 5 Tea lII=s 10 0a5Hatr.sT. 20
tbs 5sA-REEELY T1tsUIs Is sent u C:tSTmsn at -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10
suit for Freedom of White Girl.

A most interesting suit was completed on
Saturday, in the Fifth District Court Judge
Egg presiding 1t was the case of a suit
for freedom from slavery, the plaintiff being a
white girl, sixteen years or seventeen years OF
age, with complexion bordering on tho bru-
nette, named Alexiana Morrison, and the dofon.
dant slave dealer of jefferson City, named
James White. The girl, about a year and a
half ago, ran away from Whites slave.yard,
where she had been several years, and was pro,
tected by some citizens OF Carrolton, whom she
Informed that she had been ki mapped from Ar
kansas, and sold into slavery, though she was
born free and of white parents. For the plain.
tiff, tho chief testimony was that OF scientific
gentleman, showing that there was no evidence
of African descent And for the defendant the
principal evidence was narrowed down to the
single bill of sale, which he produced from a
person in Arkansas who was not present The
! jury deliberated but a few minutes, and
brought in a verdict for the paintin-N. o.
| Della
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10
The Nord has The following ;

FRosT-~This section Of the country was Wis.
tied on Saturday night with a most disastrous
iIost, and from the indications Of the weather
we feOr that Il was very general through this
part, If not the whole State The Spring open.
ed very early, and our farmers and gardeners
had improved the auspicious opportunity of try
ing TO compete, to a certain extent with South.
ern Ohio, 10 raising early vegetables for our
own market They had everything in a very
advanced state Of cultivation, and their high
anticipations were in a most happy state Of re-
alization, 10 all appearances, until yesterday,
miles, we noticed that all vegetables which the
frost effect, and fruits Of all kinds, were, TO all
appearances, killed This will be q very severe
calamity to great many Of our agriculturaiists
-Ba6diO Express
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10


The PLACE TO Go.-The warm June sun is
bringing from the closets and chests oil the last
years thin clothing and the ancient straw hats but
their freshness and beauty has departed and before
being ready for use and show, they must pass
through the hands Of the beacher and trimmer
now this renoyatng process may be dispensed with
by calling upon PADDoCK aud becoming the pos
SCISSOR Of nice Bonner bat, which is all the rage
Paddock has the greatest assortment ofal varieties
OF hats, "beayers, 'ohapoaus," "oastors." titles"
and "plugs' from the wash.bowl Morphy, resenb-
ling Don ouixote's helmet, to the most glossy Of
silk hats, and be who cannot be suited at Paddocks
il too far gone in obstinaey to deserve recovery.
Iy' Dr. Tubbs will pay his monthly visits to
Cleveland on Saturday and Monday next. Inyalids
can consult him at his rooms, American Hotel
See advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10

A CARD.--At the regular meeting Of Hope Fire
Company No. 8, held at their hall on Tuesday eve.
ming, June 7th, 1859, upon motion the following
resolutions were adopted
l. That the thanks of this company be and are
hereby rendered TO our retiring Foreman, Dr.. +.
W. Marsees, for the efficient and able manner IN
which he has discharged the duties Of Foreman
during the four years that he has held the Office,
which was conducted 10 the best interest Of the
company
2. That Ia bis withdrawal from active service In
the department. after a service OF nearly twenty
years. the department loses strong friend aud one
hard 10 be replaced.
3. That the officers Of the company in view Of
the urgent necessity OF having a new engine, be,
aud are hereby instructed 10 use their best endeav
OTIS with the Trustees Of the 4th Ward, to procure
us an engine, deeming il absolutely necessary that
they should have one.
a. That these resolutions be printed in the pa
pers Of this city. WM HART.
Sec'y. pro tenn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10

THE sAENGERBUND FEsTlvAL.-Tho great event
now talked of in Cleveland is the grand saenger-
bund Festival to be held here on next Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday This is ma
tional Festival and grand gathering of the German
musicians. It is well known that the Germans are
almost universally singers and no people more en-
joy the inspirting sounds Of brass reed or string
instruments than they, who are so famous for their
artistic handling of them. The grand features of
tle Festival will be the Opera on Tuesday evening
by the Cleveland Glee Cub, the great vocal and
instrumental concert Wednesday evening by 400
singers and full orchestra the prize concert in the
afternoon and the banquet in the evening of Thurs
day aud the procession and picnic on Friday. We
shall have musical town next week