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- TO I'LL yOTERs or rmu

49, CITY 0f RICHMOND have been formally iryi
e y ny friend Frankla Thomas El, participate In "a d.
custom ~ the African Church, Friday
oI no question OF public Import ~ individual Interest
feuhE between Wat gentleman, other af
and myself except that all candidate for tn SANE
CSmm"nwr'ih' Attorney, In the Circuit Court Of tl civ ma,
oH e querton u our respective qualification for IN
hn 3r any one Of Ne 70 eSP'tste his merits or The
"rrrts OF biz fNh would be, the very Ia, tat
w. a, has been loosely minated the public rrnt.
he desired tat The candidates shall exhibit
RAJ debate Tor the Amusement 81 the
that an exhibition frivolous would ~ the dignity ana
% me oilee 70 which they aspire and though make The
laugh elnnoi but make the jud,ou gricV these
reasons have declined the Invitation rendered me
Very Respectfully
sept l3lh, 10 .ell-It
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oruca wns. Sept 10, 1859.
We copy tho following gratifying announcement from


We copy the following gratifying announcement from
the Esgsirer 81 this morning.; So.
ttrsf Reeipf N CbOa So RfoAhsoad FROM lfahaa on le
da.aa last mouth, car saisrprns ,o~nsa.n
bentley No, addressed circulars planter In
North Alabama cotton Ia mi,
market, etc the Inland
A. the n this circular
cord that bSie cotton yesterday the basin
bank In this city They frelghted 70 Lynch
burg by the line Of Rail Roads thence BY the
Canal = -
This inaagara,ng ihrad Trade, which
heve VIII speedily Into OF Importance worthy
special notice. and take pleasure publishing
parties connected with It. The shipper
Pa,sn Of Hunsvie Alabama and the congnec
IL x y. bentley, ksq
Mr. bentley has resided midst than thirty year.
and has been Intimately Connected with
twenty hNe lie known To be
mess and Ne are sur. we shall be doing Alabama
sppl cnds service by recommending to
tn Z, him OF any cotton they send this
hands their cotton viii be well promptly
dcd change In the market being
med for In bank checks New
fore u he gives for reference the
Uncut etliens, well the Robin Es
President Of the Virginia Railroads
wyndham Robertson, Abingdon, Virgins. his brothers, j.
Gay Bentley Madison, Aabama and Dr. Alexander w BENTLEY
coaT,snd abama and offers the following parties
maxn. conslsn TO him:
That each bale be marked the top side X BR
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w Noticc-e subscribers respectfully invite
~ attention OF their friends customers and the public generally
70 'her spring supply Of Ladies' Genenen Boys isses and
ohdrens Boots and shoes, OF latest styles and Of
the best quality both Of Of the best Phil
'ha and Eastern work All OF the In
person. by one Of the Arm, with being
The retail department All Of which Low for cash.
TO punctus paying As usual.
ALEXANDER HILL a CO.
No. l2I Main street,
Richmond, Va
PS-Lades Geniemens, Boys, Misses chdrens Boots
ana Shoes made TO order As usual by (aps) A. H. CO.
~ Ladies', Heel GRitcrs at $3.50 and a.
me subscriber have ades'
6s.ers with and without heels 20 "a
Ao, Gaers without heels price OF III rs and Mn
They nrst rate article for the price
apis ALEXANDER HILL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

NEW MUSIC---NEw MUSIC
~ Gentle Nelly Gray, by Bale.
4 Psalm OF fis by Hockey
lou may win him back by wrichton
The Home % my Heart, by
welcome Hcme, by Wrighion.
Dear May, wake from slumber by.Rom.r
she ftrer than the blossoms
%, Willie i the lad for me by
Day Dream, by Englebreght
Regents March, by Holland
Wandering Sprite, by Engrbrerh
Home. Sweet Home. four hands by Groin.
y Iatsr collection OF New Music Just received at
tti' p 10. TANIORtS Is, Main
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AZ DRY GOODS b raLL pRY Go0nsll
DRY GOODS.
CiRPETINGSl CARPETINGS!l
INGRANE. THHEE-PLY, TAPRSruy
II brussels, Velvet. Hook ina ReI, ssI.,,.-


,.,........ Rugs, DOor-Unts, Nc., dc.
hhEtBhN fbAt Broad street. are
dav z August t- largest attractive assortment OF
Iarens ever yet exhibited BY them. made arsr-r.
mens 70 seep Carpet Department constantly supe win M.
newest and most de7ab styles attention he
given % This branch q business adding the ln5.rs
eut OF large and well very towrsT
Of prices We hope 20 increase sales IN Department yer
largely. puF gDFV = SOW w
~ 2T Broad Street
engaged the services nfUphosercrs who Win b.
prepared 70 cut and hydown C'rpeisfor ~ shortest notice
a. RULES held 10 tie CLERKS Office Of , Comfy Cgr, n
feruh@r, t559: ~ ' w Wy " 'eP
John Juss MARI D. Jai. Joshua r. Jp.i.s and Cs,i., ~
ys We l-i ree o Hhom Infants ~ The sd Ina
49, ''''' s'a''A' $50 next ifIehd Plaintiffs
Wm ~ J1lt' Jhoss Jlsis Thomas Just and s,rst l. t,,,
Dsfndauts '''' " 'I''''
~ CHANCFRY
n, Ne Or ilis s, u q obtain safe Of negro slave
~ on JON 500 deed ani division or proceeds among
We par'f' according 70 t.-lr respective Interests
A1 appsfnr ny affidavit fled u cause that the der,
h yi' u DOT m lnhabaut ~ tbs STATE, tb pis motion
IT, . grasrsd ga, ne 1i Thomas Ju'i' appesr within one
'nih amer dl pubcaln of This order anj DO uha ner,rv
10 pros,, et Ps[ei agd st copy % tbs forthwith
hl, % W Richmond Wig pubic Newspaper published In he
~ ~ Esm3ad Tor ar ues.. uscesivsy ani post.d AZ r
H0n d''f on ne Court Houso ofh County ir-t dsv of
next County Court 4 Copy-Tcste. " w VI WV
X IRyiN0 C. n C.
- ssit
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4 Va Of the Largest Assortments Of Fine CassI-
mere and Cloth Caps, to be had In Richmond togth
WIN a Splendid Stock OF silk ind Fine son
h mats, i9T hetai Also, Fun Line OF Wool Hats,
ana CoIoIei from - doz sla; Son HAS Al
s prices for the Country Trade. Merchants and Others
are Invited 10 examine the az $3.50 ~
-, BINFORD'S HAT STORE
Street
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\ OFFER POt SAIRuy Us-r -, -

o ofcH,i;n FOR SALE NY ESTATE, in the County
tap J lying on James ana wlls Kiyers,
about % In cultivation, the remainder forest-of which ct
100 wi so ser nraTy Is5' nsoo,
sIhI 81 Ses fertility The whole estate good eOndl
h9nd prefer selling privately, and any who would
ae,on Of several from the etimated S a
,nI VIII he offered At public auction THURSDAY the b day
raN, (ne-iird cash, the remainder at and year. with in
payment S1S be- aeaSly On se Of SG9. Of the deferred
would be lens'lsned desired by purchaser
pleasure i" showing Frf5S HlsI ass enc Who
RoAASS t,I FOR sALE-on TUESDAY. 9Th
- ~ 49, newt iWil sell on the premises, tract Of
hi, tract contains l52 Acres, 1i5 Of which are the richest
low sr9nnd on when he made tobacco wheat corn and
Tn liz, Acre 5 Of original forest. al Of which plant
I,. plantation le' Little Roanoke in Charlotte COUNTY oU.
mile from brakes Branch Depot Richmond and Dsny Rs
59ad four nile from the Court House within four miles Of
i%sleeo Corn oa and wheat made on this tract With
n House and comfortable dwelling and the nslrbor
9 lor refined society Those wishing one Of the
'hsm.eyss POwHATAS B0I-LS S,se Tor
''''-''', brakes Branch, Charlotte CO.. Va.
. 'e4 WI. WALLACE ~ sons cSls ~
CUT LOAF SUGAH.-2o bbis Gu, Loaf sugar f., .,o,s
- ''r sale by 'el4 wM WALLACE SONS
SH ~, ''r' Extra syrup in 'S,;i fSE ~,
WHIsKY.-iooo bbl,. WHISKY, In tore, Tor sale by
w ''ii WIZ. WALLACE SONS
WATKINS & PICKLEN-
VEEY LARGE ATTRACTIVE AND FNTiRFIY NEw sT0cK' nv
HItH IdNCY AND CHOICE STIPLE
FALL GOODS
nov rSRS sf kf ss1 InJ ~. Si "hhn
cannot he surpassed
Having al E4TIREL YHEW STOCK our customer, and ,.t
TEsAs IN s MOST TASTEFUL DEsiGNs and We aIe eon 1
either EsgSt S@5 o. ss sasfR w. 9a5, can 'urP' @
ao pay special attention 10 obtaining the HFsr Style ~
MEDIUM and Low PRICED GOODS Keen always on bnd
ags STOCK q DOMtTiC GOODS III Of which pledge ourves
70 ~ they can be bought IN any other market
- - ki'elgr 6hHtoH 70 A0gatacsHf Sfoct of La
We name IN part
Eegtni two ADD four Founosd SILK ROBEs
Nraduaiet Double Foinced SILK ROHFs
Nrh NFLONAs TMPFHgATHICF
Rich aud Heavy BROCATELLF AHNTfRTs
soli Cylors BhODFHtE POLT ~ sOTF
Embroidered DEMAssEF A POLE
AT Col0rs and Black GHOs
~ Coloff and BLACK OR0q n'OHAg
l1ncy and Black BAYADERF and CsWgTLF pOrfT IN aorp
Y. lItlul Cnl0red FEFNCf FOULAHBE
nlACh SILKS of 81 widths ud quslitiea
hlfrk Kept Corded and Mourning silks
IOuVGNF HRgT WfO gtOvFs
Ls'i'ng NhW GOODS which vii be pleased 10 shou
ia 49,. WATKINS a FfCkLIN,
------ W, vain street. sauare below The Banti
II
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RELIEF m TEN MINUTES. 49,.
h. BRY MS
PULMONIC WATERS I

TAs mod csvs,ss ard speedy remedy d.coes-ed
yor all Ds.sases u IA CAssf aud Ls.0s C1soAs,
Cb'ds. A-e,nsa Cbasnaitioa. BSvaoAfs., Iyas-
easa. Heirssae~s Dlrcuh Brsafaisg,
Sore TArcaf, DC. fc
TEsE Waters give perfect relief
and when with according
feet rapid lasting been restore TO
perfect health all ei.s.es
and all constitutions they equally blessing
need despair how the
however be- provided the
tai organs not hopsey deeaysd Every anie,ed should
give them an Impartial trial
To srHlks these Waters are peculiarly
valuable they win the oeeasonsi
hoarseness and their u tmes
Increase the and debility voice. greatly
stone, compass and
larry usedby many professenAl yocasts
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor,
Rochester Nex York
Price Is cents per box For By respectable puus
mAi9-eodAeiy
Sore Throat Plague and sore Throat. a. Thi.
quality fseiing hold causing expulsion OF u
mors Is possessed by other medicine Pl
They operate only the Tissues Involved In affected by
the disease In fact they seize upon humo not so much
from preference "a from natural affinity
that Of the surrounding settling on the tissue. OF
the throat that sroond the throat region
throat plague headache and fever within
an hour after four six pills felt peculiar
creeping In the par, affected collecting up 81 In.
hunors ready for expulsion eject can
ae from their because upon healthy pa
Taken early they all Oh how impor.
In sickness 10 that medicine which ~. H.
ease aud leaves evil effects behind DR.
Principal oaes No 99l cans Street, York and b, a. res,
pectsbe dealers In medicines ..a t.u,.
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tNOR BALTIMORE.-Tri-W weekly r..
II Linc.-POH HAT TAN STE1 ABOA r 90 E-ss5.Lit.siS
The steamer BELNlDERE, Captain W. keene viii TecrIys
To-Day MhpNEsDAi, aud up the hour ofs O'Clock
feight taken for Boston via Baltimore lowest rates with
great despatch. - '''
Passengers will please be before le O'Clock Thur,
day, the hour Of departure, 1880
Tickets for passage procured either ofce in ia. slim IN
pos hs Columbian hotel,oT at the steamers WhaTves
sst'-z' DAVID WA CURRIE.
FOR BOSrON.-FYRST YESSEL-The regular -
packet schooner "Westover," Captain Nckerson S1e
VIII have quick dispatch For balance freight apply TO
ssit DAVID AVN. CURRIH.
ENOR NEW YORK. -FIRST VESSEL -Rie5- q,
u fapHd mi Astr York pdcksfS- schooner HAN
ALL taptan william H. winters having portion her rargo
sas ani going on board will have quick Dispatch
selI DAVID wN ct-Ppty
ENOH LON DON-The hrst class ship + j E0TTTT -
Capt Patton, will be Bermuda Hundred in short se
um and having considerable portion ready for SHIN
sue WI he loaded without delay For freight, apply
ssI.-eontt CHAs PALMER
I+WH LIyERPOOL.-Theh rsi class Slip MARY Ii
h.SsEI'i .ap Perkins, now loading At City Point ss
For Freight. apply "''
selt--eodit oHAs. PALMER
IWM PuILADELPHIA.-The good schooner -.
-"HlAn Henry Capt Passapae having a portion el1p
balance OF freight, apply TO -ei+lWl ". D. CoLQUIfT CO.
tOR BALTIMoRE.-The regular packet schson- 4. z,
u r "eo scott, Hubbard master, having the great.
er portion OF her going board will ET
quick Dispatch For remainder Of cargo Upply to
,et-st v. b. CorQUITr 4 co.
IOR CHARLESTON, n. C.-The superior fast -
aihg schooner ~ NJ Tanner. Todd master, having <Ec
dispatch. For remainder Of cargo apply
sel5-lw W. d. COLQUITT 4 co
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DINLOP m0NCI

DUNLOP, MONCURE a. CO..
w. ask the attention Of dealers their Auction sale Of
suEh nS,ase &c Al their Once commencing O'Clock
eisely sale without regard 10 weather I'D
DaIME WESTERN SHOULDERS. landing and
- io' SAFE ~ l. q. r. DAVENPORT
SUPERIOR SUGAR CURED FAMILY HAMS
'eI4-'t LACE DAVENPORT
- for sal By a m IA m -
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, :. OFFICE NO. 205 MAIN STREET
HUDSON will attend personally Al d. a.. 49, q,
n'shy .1d Saturday. from =. until 4 p " e'"'
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Sg0W

Light, and still. and soft,
Flake after fake comes down,
Dimming the air aloit,
Flecking the oak boles brown;
Light as the fall of years
On head grown white in peace;
Light as the breath of the angel of Death
When he whispcreth of release.
White, and calm, and cold,
Under sunset sky
Glowing with red, erinl gold,
Tho unstained snow-lrifts lie.
Calm as the pulseless dead
In the grave.niche, cold and white,
With kindling glow on each marble brow
a glory of love and light.
Pure, and soft, and still,
Drifting down to the sea,
Melt the SHOWS Of the pearl.white hill
Into sunshine, silently.
Blue are the depths above,
Deep is the blue below,
White from the bay glides sail away
And sonl passed, white as snow.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

1SOS-9-
THs NsE-YoAE than ssventeen years
eli which journal in the world that appeared
regularly :rit Ell % shss. At so 10y price
Ersssss than 2ol0l1 subserPtlons rs'psetrny
solicit It's share Of the pltronaSe "i'n tas
with new AMI fI5tsr Press, OF S3leO0, merely
Of sub4sribar mty receive their papers
tents Al the Important points the civ
liz. Wod and stat Of wtssrs eho sen from sa9s tes
tSs politics OF e9nssds 1t rtless in ayoHng
ss,It.n to those Who believe that circulation
TNiHuxa would eondnes TO the political
aud Wehsng of the RspaSo to aid US IN eHectnS
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THE INTELLIGENCER
From Ru..ells Masazine.1
TIE FRUITLESS LIFE

To wake. yet live no life,
To toll, and yet to know,
The toll Is only strife,
And each achievement wool
That conquest's self but mocks
Tho soul with idle dreams,
And Fame's most lofty rocks,
With none of Heavens sweet beams3
That, over all, there broods
The shadow of defeat;
That Fortunes dearest goods
Reward to fond corceit;
That love, and wealth, and fame,
But lure to cheat; and all
That made the souls young dream,
Bot keeps the soul in tArall.
This is the worst of life;
And at its close, TO sigh,
That we have known the strife,
Not won the victory
This saddens autumn's peace,
And makes the harvest vain;
We see no fair increase
From all the golden grain,
We feel that we have Strlven,
For hooking toys Of Time.
Not for that hope of Heaven,
That makes all hopes subllmei
Not for that sweet reposc,
Which, ne1er needing Fame,
Has sought the race to close.
Without reproach or blame.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-12
LIVER INVVffGcORATOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
easier mider and more Than other medicine
known It Is not only C III SSI tS ~
and bowels 70 carry OF that matter thus &C.
coTPishGg Two purposes M h oS,ratooS Of most ca
tEGrtics It STRENGTHENS system at the time that
strengthen and build 1t up with unusualrapidity
The LIVER is one Of the principal resGlasS,Ts Of the
hui ~ sy1s@ are lSde1eoped The oGci
entirely dependent on the healthy action Of tie
IS SO%ei, are at fault and
system S one ne. Of that
one Of the made II h so I.e
wherewLhto counterfeit the many arrangements 70 which
bied with LIVER CO1c<tPLALNziIna any ofits forms,
hs. hut 70 try bottle on bss matter
system, suppying their place healthy now 81
T ff to
whole machinery, remoTingNthe cause OF the disease
BILIOUS GTEsSkS cured, AND, WHAT IT rs Is
LIVER INvIGoRAToR,
and prevent the food from-risinR and Souring.
Only one dosstaken before retiring prevents NlshE
Only one dose taken at might. loosens the bowels
gently, and cures COS11IHENiESS. ,,vsproa,.
nv One OF tea-spoonfnls will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe- male the
Only dose Immediately relieves
One often repeated isI1a sure cure for CHOLEfed
AORBU1S, and preventive Of CHOLERA.
t. Only one bottle is>Nneedef to throw out OF Inc
system the effects OF medi-cine after long sickness
~ One bottle taken foraSJAUNDlCE removes All sal
loWness unnatural color-from the skin
One taken shorttinne before eating gives Wig
or TO the appetite, and mAkesSfood digest we'll
One dose often repeatedly, cures CHRONIC DAdh
RI6seI in It's worst forms, while S U4MER and
howl complaints yieldZ almost to the hrst dose.
One or two doses cures at caused by WORMS In
there u or 1peedier renedy IN
the world, as itHeDer HItkS. ~
~ A few bottles curel1DROPSPi by exciting the
We tsEe In recon- nnending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVERf
and all PEVERS OF q Bill LI0US TYPE. It operates
with and thousands willing to testify to Its
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR URAHI
NOUS TESTIMONY IN ITS "a YOR.
" M tsdfer IN ne mouth tOi tRs IaVf1ordtor, and
stSdlt0,D both toJettsr.
THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
Is A soIENTIFIo MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working great believe. II cures Astb
magic euen TIE drst dose gfDfn0 benefit and seldom more
than one required to cure any kind Of LIVER
Complaint from the JdHndie6 or DgspeDstd to
common Headache, all of which the result Of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
And retaiIed by all OruREsts. Sold also bI
my14-ly I. u. LOGAN 4 co.. whaling. vs..
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INTERESTING q PRoFITABLE. TO Every oNE.
consequence OF the hard times. have concluded to
make In the selllng price OF nv goods
shall atthe time oer some ofthe greatest bargains
In several articles received direct from auction.
ALICOES With the exception OF English and MerrinAek
at loo per ward.
MUSLIN DE- LANES, goods never reta.d for les, than
rs cents only 1sL cents and ali others In proportion
FURs-I oEer good assoFtnsnt and At prices to suit
everybody.
than other house.
MILLINERY Gn0DS-A complete Assortment, very luz,
both Wholesale and retail; row Ruehes At 12e SroN At
ISs<c and ( row II 20
ESIBRoInERIEs-T oblige mvself to sell g per cent
cheaper than any other house In the city OF WheeinE
snV other place.
OHINTZEl-worth Sic At 80 cents.
CLOAKS AND SHAwL5 In every variety, and cheaper
thar other house.
SILKS-A o1d article OF Black SILKS Al o9c ana
late style OF fancy silk, worth and sold everywhere for 81
AZ only,I5 cents
LINENS-An rrtfele worth I5c At nnlT 45c
PARAMErTOS AND PREN0H MERTNOS--Of every coll
price, lower than offered before; also plain De-
LANES very ne quality, such sells At 25e for 1sxa
KID GLOVES Another lot of those extremely cheap
In .Sort viii sen All any my goods suit these
hard times ISAAC PRAGER.
uov - l2S Main street near Union.
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PuB1IcAT1oNs FOR SALE
At the Office of the Mil1ennial
Harl,incar RathanX. Va.

-xuR1srfAN HYNS-BooK in full shee sly cents per
nj eSP IS eenss DO DO turkey morocco edse.
do do Turkey gilt edges extra size Snzo' 90 90
Tqrkey 9aorSeeo gilt sdsss nth gSId clasp
Christian Baptism Eitits and consequent'
bshats On Roman oathsilels, between Bp PARCEL an
o Sa muslin
do DO do do do Turkey gIsn super; -
oven aG Debate 40 new edition. si.ss.
Rice Ds6s' s., .,s sait5S S sE aP Pc. s an
Principle and objects Religious Reformation urged
: B ssass Poem.-Piain, 81; extra, e.
aaoE Voaaes Of lie MenniS HaTbngef, 81 VOL
Baptist rice DEBATE and Har6nssr ; sI
oepted The postage on the former Is es on the
az q SO 6eoEs viii be sen. on commission.
PRICE OF Books BY MArI-PosrAaR PAID HEB
f6 6s9.i sis s 9ss aG Pc
Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per d0I.I0 10
Christian System per dozen '-.,'W
Term. Of the IunrbInger for 1883.
copy to single subscriber
Ifnot paid before the expiration Of sig months az
copIesfor year, or copy for three yearS.. W
copies IS 90
10 sopIes land one copy gfaiIs ~ 90
p copies and one copy grstis o an a W
tisn and one neatly bound Hymn Book ....;.. 50
10 ropes land to getter dp club, two books on BaP-
tIsm aud two neatly bound Hymn Books).. 49,. 20 "
100 copies land to getter np of bub three books on
BAPTISM and three neatly bound Hymn Books lOV w
$50 COPIES land copies OF the book on Baptism and -
5neatly bound Hymn Books). "
EXTRA PREMIUMS
Ror heiarsest of three or more clubs
P oPG the ne1tlarge, over $780, $50 vorh Of Books,
Aud for the next largest $780, S25 worth OF Books
The books selected according to the order Of the
AFertto whom the premium l. awarded.
w FIE CASH MUST BIZ FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE P0R CLUBS. We cannot adordto Keep ae-
%o pssson rssidiug In Bsttany ,ORl be admitted
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-12
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT >
ON after Monday, Goth November 1858, the trains
" will run folloWs-yiI:
Pirst-The 81. Louis, oirclnnati, wheeling Benwood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily At
ll3 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore at 1870 A. NJ, In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Seeond-The Northwestern Chicago, 81. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton, oineinnat Wheeling, Benwood, Bal
and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
NJ saturday exceped) arriving at Baltimore Al &5O p
81 I'm time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 train Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the $40 A..
Returning to the West and soath-Weatthe trains leave
Baltimore daily follows Pirst--The S:l5 A. NJ train
arrives Wheeling at 6:25 p NJ. Secondrhe 450 p u.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1O;30 A NJ
The 1880 ~ train boa1d eA1! WlstoP At ahstAtonS
between .heeng and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued TO MoundsVe At %
cents and to B3nWood at IS cts. J. D. FORD, Agent.
W. ?. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. n. COLE, Genr Ticket Agsnt. noTS0