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TIME AND MONEY WE'D
rbrouyh to Memphis in THREE DAYSl-To Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS |,

Steamer Victoria, l. A. Welton master, leaves vcksburg
for Memphis. every TUESDAY, at Il N.
Steamer Kate Frisbee, McNlanus MASTER leaves Tcks
burg for Memphis. every SATURDAY, 1T Il NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, -. master, leaves VicSs.
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at II NJ.
Three and elegant been placed
la,1y trade bew Vcksburg his running
alternate days with the Memph Orleans
leaving vcksburg Monday Tuesday Saturday IL
o'c elk NJ, arriving Mt Napoleon the next day at p NJ maxi
ing close connections there with the Arkansas and Wkio river
Packets
Fght receted and passengers ticleted through from
Vicksbnrg Menphis all points each of those rivers
within the bounds OF the trips of the Packets.
Close connections also made Gaines Landing by the
Memphis and Nicksbug Packets with the Stage Lines rnGniug
fro that poi and ut Memphis wits the Mcmp and Charles
Railroad the Mobile aud Ohio Raroad the Packets
for st. Louis and Louisville.
Pusseng desiring take this Orleans
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings on the 80 NJ train
the New Orleans Jackson Great Northern Railrea!
arriving yicksburs next day t II 30 A. NJ, leaving
of the Vckssurg Memphis Packets at IL ", arvi
Mem his tile second event thereafter at P. M rnakh
direct connection with the evening of the Memphis aa
charleston Railroad.
through and further nfomStios apply AT the
oire &c tie New Orleans Jackson and Northern Rail
Company under the ST. Charles Hotel uext to the eIe-
graph office. ala
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6@ ars eh ROUTE GEN.
For all Points
NORTH AND e Asst!

ST. Louis, Cairo and Now Orleans
RAILROAD LINE STEAMERS.
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERS will leave New Orleans follows:
wm' nj. MORRISON. Capt. BohnEes.
May "a, June II, July and q, Ang. 10 and 80.
champion Capt. E. b. Moore
May "a, June l3 July and 2s Aug. IL, Sept. !.
Imperial Capt. Rogers.
May 20, June 10. July and Is, Aug. IL, Sept. 8.
j. g. SwOn............. ......,,,,.... Cant Jopss
May %, June II, July md q, Aug. l6, Sept. s.
HiOSvathh Capt Dix
May 10 and so. June 10, July and 90 Aug 49, Sept 4
New Falls City ............,....... Capt Woods
May H. June aud a. July II and 81 Aug 20, Sept. Q.
A. II. Lacey............... Capt J. r. Rodney.
May H. June and 49, July Is, Aug. and o. Sept IL.
John Walsh Capt J. Molloy.
May l6 June and 25 July Is, Aug. and a. Sept 10.
City Of Memphis Capt. Kounts.
May 49, June aud n July II, Aug. 6 and &C. Sept 10.
Gladiator Capt. klinefelter.
May 70 June and 49, July 10. Aug and IS, Sept IT,
Passengers rely the leaving advertised and
H"A''s Dii>'e Cairo mid st. Louis
ILLINoIs OENTRAL
oHIoAND MIssIssIPPI RAILRo ADS.
For all Points,
North, East and Westy u#
as Cheap Time Quick. and with less changes
than by any other route
AH-rICkETS good until used.
HBrFor correct information Through Ticket apply
AsRAlLRoAD LINE PAcKETs.-es
No. 81 Camp street.
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD g. WAYNE.
Z. W. GOULD. Superintendent. ml0 II
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NoyEL FEEcERs AND BoxERs.-Sam and Seth
were talking about fencng-the art of selfdefence,
and the like. Sam remarked that be had seen rail
fence. q PDoAp' said Seth, " that's nothing I've
seen ahat bor.n -
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Steamer New Uncle Sam for ST Louis.
Leaves MONDAY, 10Th inst. at . r. AZ.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Raltoad Line.
~ FOR SIT. LOUlS.-CONNECTfNG AT
iEA&&4 Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at St. LeNs
asssss:s14 with the Ohio and Mss sipp Rairoad.-Ths
fine regular passenger packet John Walsh. John
Maloy master will leave for ST. Louis and ali intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply
Sfassengers and shippers rely the panctuaty Of
this stenmer.
E6- No berth considered engaged IN II paid for.
plan of the cabin
by applying the Compnnys Office 81 Gimp street. Commer
cia Place.
YIRGINluS G. DENTzEL,
dyertis gent.
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Sbippi,sg 5atslligs,sfs.

- Bee the hack of this page = yth = far
financial, Commercial and River News
departments.
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Leaves on SUNDAY, May %. a, luA. N.

Leaves on SUNDAY. May %. at iUA. NJ.
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
, IT. - FOR ST. LOUIS CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and Louis
with Ohio and Aissis sippi Kaiiroad--Ths tipe
regular packet Vim. nj. Morrison, j. n. Bof
niger will leave for ST. Louis and ali
ings For freight passage apply board.
E Passengers shippers rely the puneiaaly Of
this steamer.
Hs~ No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan Of The cabin and
BY applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Pa
TTRGINUS G. DENTZEI,,
nyl AdvertlsinG agent.
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CUMB ERLAND RIVER.
Y AZOO RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY 17th inst, at 5P. NJ.
r., FOR 3ALLAEIATCHIk AND VA
s. tivers-filstoblc, ore, Tchula Green
isss.Is wood Sion, Y&z, City, Saartin and Vrksbnrg
The supporter lghtdraugh and swift.rnng steamer E MI
Bickncii Sam. Gwartney, will leave above for
all intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
myI0 Advertising Agent.
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T E N s A S .
A 7 7 A X A P A 8 .
ALABAM MA RIVER.

+, frhS FOR BLADUN AND CULLuM
lRMsgss3hsksSs SPRINGS--Twce weekThe steamer Ad.
vance, Saml. Ablss master, vii: leave for
B!adon and Cullum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cnlm Springs and Demopos
every Saturday evening, ut O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Blndon Cuum Springs every Wednes
day evening, at o'clock.
Returning
Leaves Baon and Cnum sprsgs every Tuesday and 1hnrs
day evening" o'clock arriving Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
T. B. SMITH, Tchoupitouas street.
Ie26 tt or SIMPSON I COOKE Mobile
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IT, STEAMER ECLIPSE FOR LOUIS.
ville-Regnlar New Orleans and Louisville pas
ssSa&sssA sepger packeThe splendid, and
ming passenger steamer Eclipse Harry Spots MASTER
viii leave for Louisville landings through.
out the season. follows:
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, May %, at s NJ.
Leave New Orleans SATURDAY, June 4, ut 8 P. 81.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY June 20, at s p. N.
Leaves New Orleans thursday, July I, at p. NJ.
Passengers aud shippers rely puuctusity
this
Asr-N berth considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin s,aterooms sec
by applying on board.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI,
myT Advertising Agent.
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Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached to all Night Trains running connection
with this road
Inquire for tickets via the Memphis Ohio and Mobile and
Ohio Roads.
mN5 2m HENRY COFFIN SnperineMdent.
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RAILROAD to ylcksbursI
Special Notice

SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS
Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis New Or
nal Northern and Eastern Cities
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Spoken.
By Capt Badger, of the ship II Fl Body, on the
LIST May, off North side of San Domingo, brig James
Gray, of Newburyport, Mass, from Liverpool, bound
to Galveston, 81 days out-wished to be reported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

s., u. 4!=-!.ys ax omw to THROUGH n. g !
NOR TIL II ND E a S II
--Yn--
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Leaves WEDNESDAY,: Nay Is. Vt O'Clock, ?. NJ:
d, T%s A. r. -,GULAk OUACHIrA PACKET.
- u e For Camden Beach Hill, Mier's Bluff, Cham
Esszaasaa nagEelle, Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon Hill,
Extra audng, Alabama Trenton Monroe Pine
81 IT. Coumba Hrrsonbnrg Trinity and all landings the
Ouachta rver-Tha steamer Catahoul#, j. d. Walker,
master will leave above For freight passage apply
board
myl4 p. NJ, PUTNAM Agent
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j. BARELLI i CO.,
All Gle omIlou Get.
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ARCADE HOTEL. .Hy J mes. Miss. McB ide,
siss q Erwin, " Herndon. B L Levy, Smith, Ark
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24

We will not speak of years to night;
For what have years to bring
But iurger floods of love and light,
And sweeter songs to sing!
We viii not drown in worldly praise
The kindly thoughts that rise;
If friendship owns one tender phrase,
He reads it in our eyes.
We need not waste our schoolboy art
To giId this notch of time;
Forgive me if my Maynard heart
Has throbbed in artless rhyme.
Enough for him the silent grasp
That knits US hand in hand,
And he tho bracelets radiant clasp
That locks our cireling band
Strength TO his hours Of manly toll
Peace to hisstarIit dreams!
Who loves alike the furrowed soil,
The music-haunted streams!
Sweet smiles to keep forever bright
The sunshine on his lips,
And faith. that sees the ring of light
Round Natures last eclipsei
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GOLDEN BEE HLX e STo r e.
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA
NEW AND WIN FIR GOO DS
= 90 1,1r..Ic,E.aEMrs 70 CASH TRADE.


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THE in TELLIGENCER

Ems ATLAyTIc MoxruLr.-The April NUMBER
of this periodical has appeared. richly laden, as
usual, with readable matter. Among the arti-
Giles which have attracted our attention are those
on Agrarianism, on Arnold, and Palfrey's His
tories, the Letter to Dyspeptic, and the Utah
Expedition. Mrs. Stoves story is continued,
and also the story of Bulls and Bears. The
professor" is lively and interesting, and closes
this month with the following graceful tribute
to brother professor, Mr.. james Russell
Lowell:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24

WINTER ARRANGEMEN EMF.
ON and after Monday 29th November, 1885, the trains
" will run as fOows-viz:
Frst-The st. Louis, Oircinnat, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore washington City EVpresa leaves daily at
1n A N, ARRIVING Baltimore at T;2O A. NJ In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The NOTtI-WesteTn Chicago, St. Louis Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton, Cincnna Wheeling, BenEood Bal:
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily 980
P NJ Saturday eScepted) arriving At Baltimore at 45U p
81 I'm time for Eastern connections ..-
To enjoy the elegant should
take the 1890 A. tran to Cumberland and resume their
trip by the $500 A. NJ II.I
Returning to the West AMI the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Frst-rhe s;i5 A NJ train
arrives Wheel ut G2J p. NJ. Secoud-rhe $50 P. n.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1890 A. II.
The tl:30 A. NJ train bound East will stop at all stations
between 'gheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued to Moundsvs at so
cents and to B:nwoOd at 25 cts. J. d. FORD, Agent
w. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent noV90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24

TNHE celebrity Gagettys Nedieatea Paper the
ter-cl1set Is rapidly being extended throughout the
un states II u Of the best articles put before
the publia It Obvates the OT ehemie
white paper, and stained with pile producing prin
ters' Ink 1t Is anil preventive piles This
may be relied on IT'S as dne and light bank note pa
and tough stout Nothing Of value
and utility before oGered the public. 1000 sheets
only e. 500 sheets 50 Zach sheet OF geu-
Toe contains the Of J. @. 6aysty, Water-marked-
get the Won rrfuI article % Of the dr gtsts from
the proprietor, No. u Ann n. Y tits by express
from that place any part OF the United Tryi
nov26-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24
LIVER INYIGORATOR!
PREPARED ny DIR. sANFoRD,

PREPARED BH DIX. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DICGNES before the public that acts as Cdtrtic
known It Is not only GItrtic Liar remedy,
acting FIRST e Li0Sr to eject its morbid matter then on
complaining two purposes entualy, without any OF the
painn feelings experienced In the operations of most o.
drtcs u @ tns syS,sh AZ lG aie ts ni
strengthen aud build Il up with unusual rapidty-
The LIVERis OF the principal regulators of she
body; and when st performs Its Functions well,
almost entirely dependent the healthy action of the
stomaehis at fault the bowels are at fault the
system suiers consequences .St one o,gau-the LIVER
gan one Of the proprytor.has made It his study in
Nhershto counterfeit the many arrangements to which
trou-
bleG with IiHsn GGJr1 PL4LST, in any offs forms,
has ss. Gum. rsnaS. on b matter from
system supplying healthy How Of bile,
PURtTSINs TIE BLOOD .rivins tone and health to the
whole mEehlSsry, remoV'nsNhe cause OF the disease
nILI6Us XETkoKs are. cured, AND, WHAT IS
LIVER iNvIGoR.Nr0R.
onedose after eating to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food Tron-rislng and sOuring.
Only one dosetAken before retiring prevents NIGHT
oaIy one dose taken at might loo,ens the bowels
one dose taken after each meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
~ One dose Of two tsS7sPoonfuIs will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe- male
one OF dos. dsSa Immediately Tesves G While
hose often repeated ls-Ca for CHOLERA
MORBULS, and preventive OF CHOLERA
~ Only bottle is,,nceded % throw ont Of the
the effects of med-icne long sickness.
81 bottle taken f0r,sJAUNDICE removes ali sal
lowness unnatural color-from the skin.
dose taken 4 shortNtiIne before eating gives
ortothe appetite, and makes food digest well.
One dose omen repeatedly cures CHRONIC DIAR.
RIGA In It's worst forms, while S UAlEER and
30 WEI complaints yieldZalmost the frst dose.
two doses Mt tacks caused by WORMS In
Children; there ia speedier remedy
the world, Il Rsrer fdiis. -
nv few bottles curesODROPSY, by exciting the
absOrbents.
We take pleasure recon- mendlng this medicine as
preventive ror FEVER AND AGI1E, CHILL FEVER,
and all REVERS of a Bill LIOUS TYPE. operates
witheertanty and thousands willing testify to Its
wonderful virtues.
ALL RIH0 USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR UAyANE
NOUS TESTHlEONYINrITS FL FOR.
Mr. iputer IN ne mouth lrisA EA6 nr1oFdtOF, and
SedilON0 besA together.
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working cures almost too great to believe fhy
magic, eren tie rst dose gi1ing bene and seldom
than one bottle Is required TO cure any kiSd OF LIVER
common Hldashs, all Of which the result OF DIS
E4SED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 945 Broadway, New York.
Aud retaIled by all Druggists. Sid dis0 BY
myl4-1y 7. IL LOGAN & co., WheenR,va.
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WINES, BRANDTES, RUNS,
nrarUr rRa
r. CARTWRIGHT,

ID TIRRSAN 4 SON f;o II North Charles ST. Raltlu,or.
oer for sale The following articles, OF ther own in.
pnFtstian. particularly for family us-:
SHERRY WlNES-PemaFtine's finest male. roIl And
brown sherries. IN wood and Ia gials
PORT WINES-sandemAn's competition red and white
Port, in wood and IN glass;
AADkIR4 WiHE-John Howard Mareh's hae Hadera,
IN wood AHd IN Elass: also, Grape juice
HOOK WINES a1nnesherEer strinberzer n tre,ir.n
Cabinet, tdeb-frau- mich. BrOnneherg OF 1874
quarts and pints. -
BRANDTEs-oiard and Hennsssys ane old pale aud dart
RUals-niI and ane, JsnaIea. Antigua. Grenada And
from the taianda, imDoTted direct from Lo1lIou
HOLLAND GIS-fhe hest qaaIitr-Fisruan bra.,t-,rf
% mixture u droll1ffc poison Ia IL
9J1haig chests OF tle finest s0UCHOyG Tra r,hsfv
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial
HarbinRer. Bethany, Va.


y copy DO do arA6esqusPer copy 50 cents dc do Ees3'
DO DO Turkey morocco, GIT edges, extra sIe s do do
Turkey morocco, gilt edges with sold clasp sl''S'
Christian BsPilsl and COnsequents
Debate t on Roman Catholicism, between Bp PURCELL
christs5 baptist n1 muslin siTspereopy
do do do do Turkey super; -
o-. 90 Debate. 40 new editor. fs SIS 'Fa0s'an'' a.
rice DEBATE. new edition, 500; per mall e. 81
PrnePles osjsis the llsEioSs urged
by Campbell and others By R. richardson Price, from
6a1.ef,. Posa.wFlnln; 81 s.srs e.
Back Volumes SIHlsnnal HarbIngsr. 81 per vol.
on receipt Of the money the above post
a-e frse-chrsan Baptist Rice DsisT and aaIsingsr sn-
"a; $50 sSeEs Giil be sent on commission.
PRICE OF nooK5 BY MATL-PosrAeE PAID HER
Hy%n-B99E, sheep per doIsq 90 90
:, :. Eoaa, Ellt edges, Per dozen 49,, 20
Christian Baptst. per dozen ....----l0
Christian System, per dozen
Terms of the IInrbInEer for 1855.
f9R Rst ' Si ' b52s ss six months. 50
copies for one year or copy Tor three years.-- ~
,s ~
lncoples - "
Is eoies (aai oas saPy Erstisi 50 90
5Oeonies iaud 10 T. tier ~ or eub one book on Bau-
tiiin and Que neatly bOunl Hmm Bookl 49, 50
10 copies (aad 70 grtter up boak~ iap-
tlsm ard neatly bound HYMN BoSks)-.-... 20 90
s as and tRre neatly RauS linn 100 %
I $50 copies (and copies Of the book baptism and
neatly bound LYNN Books) 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS
Ror thelarges Of three enbs ST5 worth
/ OF Books.
Pnr the eNtlaTEest over $50, $50 worth % Books.
Aud for the largt i5O, 42S worth Of Books
books he selected according to the order OF the
Agrutto whom the premium Is Awarded
! ~ THE CASH MUST ID FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOR We cannot ndord 80 Keep ae@
No psrloa rssfzS.g 81 BeELiag t5lT be admitted
Address A CAMPBELL, Bethany.
mhIS-ly Brooke eouLtyt Va.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list make up case OF what kind you
choose and enclose the amount In stamps
BY mail address, No 552 New York and
the medicine wiz be duly returned by mall express
Of charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24
FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFT
FOR 1880
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
g. al. EY AN s !.
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,

AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE, Z
No. 439 ChesnuI Street, PhiIndelPhia'
Commences the NsE Year. with an enlarged catal1gus
greater variety Gifts, increased facilities for buying
Goods doing business, and Is urenared IN oner
greater Inducements Book buyers than ever before
Time has proved the Gift System Is permanent
EVANS determined to prove that his Establishment IL
conducted under that system liberal and impair
tai manner tin any other Having lived down almost all
opposition having the legitimacy Of his plan Of oPe,
from Maine California; he can Aord
to be generous. Try hlm, and judge foryourself.
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AND TEE cRHAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding all drAyage feriage Of Freight to-
getheT with saving Of advantages readily APP
precated br Shippers NJ Freight and the Travelling Pubc
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD tpik md q 10
their advantage 10 SHIP Or his Route.
Por Freight Contracts shipping Directions apply to
address either OF the following Agents OF the Company.
D. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co., Steubenyle o.; IL. s. PERcE Co. Zanes-
vle o. J. j. JOHNSTON, Ripley, o. R. MoNEELT, MaysTIls,
Ky. ORIsBY CRoPPKR, POr smouth, o.; PADDOCK Co.,
Jacksonville Ind II. W. BRoWN Co., Cincinnati, o.;
ATHERS HIRHERT, Cnc NATL o.; n O. MELDRgN Madison,
Co. Evansviie Ind; n W. GRLnIM CO. Cairo, III; R. P.
Sass ST. Louis, Mo- JoS IL HARMS, Nashville Tenn, HAR
HUST, Memphis, Tenn; CLARER Co., Chicago, Ill
W II. H. KoOSTz, Alton, Ill MURPHT WALK Dubuque,
Iowa. Freight Agents Of Rail Roads at different points
Ia the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered for tie Protection
and Specify Transportation Of Lire STOCK,
And Coon with usual privileges for
in emf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24

No family should he without invaiuaee eratves
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
and private nse with them the parent Is armed and
paFrd against the first approach OF disease
at the threshold and keen e hay. tribe Of medicine
rightly directed IN the rst hours Of desease perfectly
that which bY delay only be relieved long
Gus hours Of sudeTinS II At ALL With these hand, you
are not obliged 10 await the coming OF that omen distant
As well expensive luxury doctor
poi'one or blistSr or bsd but yourself administer
the simple specific, and restore the rudy
again 10 health and jaT- There only injury arise
In from their hut the upon
the constitution, beyond All question, beneheiaI
AGENTS WANTED.
We desre active, efficient agent for the sale OF our
remedies In every omnuuy in the United states
Address, DR.. ?. HUMPHREYS, a Co,
81 No. S61 Broadway, New York.
sszI-soii by the Drusgista In Wheeling. mAI4-ly.
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BaYard Taylors Travels, Works OF Dean Swift,
Works OF Miss Bremen, Z" Judge Halliburton,
De Foe, " lawrence sterne,
e ThaeEersy, works Of Bsnj. franklin,
DIR. johnson, "a Thos Jefferson,
J. T. Headiey. +" Mrs southwOrth,
% Frank Forester, H=ntE,
"a Hugh Miler, 81 Mrs. sedgWlck,
Capt; Name Reid Virginia Townsend
Washington Irving, T.. Adnur,
Grace Aguiler, +" a. $. Roe,
"a Rev. c. II. Sturgeon, " D. p. Thompson,
Peter Farley, Jane Ansrn,
Mrs. Noodle, g Marion Harland,
Snollet, Is Mar. Hewitt,
PERRY, Edward Everett,
Wilkes, +" Lorenzo Dow,
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELEBRA-
TED AUTHORS.
Hume, Goodrich
Prescott, Ferguson,
Ciibbon, Roliin,
Robertson, Lord,
Headley, Sparks.
And a host OF others, too numerous to mention
THE ANCIENT AND M0nERN POETS.
Butler, MIltan,
Mrs. Jameson, CHANGER,
byron, Mrs mernans,
Scott, Mrs Norton,
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