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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09

=. FIRS4s.SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extreme ely low Prices, now Opening AZ
40 q nfH8,a

AZ ely low Prices, now Opening al
ISAAC PFKAG RR'a. u ID s
HAVING Just returned from New York with a
IL lected and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods
request the public before
elsewhere My stock of Dress Goods will
siss Of the latest styles and guarantee that my prices
lower than those other house Iwould call partc
Mar Gf Pgnrtd Brlisnts, worth richly
1S4c at only l2sc P i'd Ducals worth 25c Light
cord "A Ohtnzes worth 95c lc, and other goods pro-
portion Musllns and Irish LinenI will sell Muslin wOr
l28c lOc. and Irish Linen worth Is
the latest styles, ana Shch heing purchased
dsrcct from the manufacturer will cheaper than ever
before lOU Ronnel Ribbons; loo Ruchcs Flowers and
every thing appertanng to the Millinery ana to which
branch call the particular the Trade and will
be offered at the lowest figures.
EmBR01DE RIES-If youZwIsh to find largest, best
and cheapest stock give cEl and promise sell
Collars setsot Sleeves and Collars Bands erng
at less figures than my other establishment
goo pr Kid Gloves at only Soc, 81; pr 3s at
gc worth 25c 200 Linen lia dkerchefs at l21Sc,
do at 1s worth Csc; 26 iemstich HandkercIiefs
worth 628 so do at SOC, worth as 80 superior
a. S23c worth 81 1000 white Brlliants at e35c, orf
ISL; 100 Pun do at lS4, worth 25e we'll any other
white goods such NansookS, both plain and striped
proporttonatey low. $500 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, which an
confident have the largest stock In Wheeling will be sold
to the Trade at less than other House Wheeling
can sell them at; and all examination and am
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER
mh2l AT.F
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!. lib TN 8 L G b 8 II r
ITrom ths Philas eip6iE BulIetin.l

2 . --af-
81 ss,.,ssg gsf,js15 FANCY WORK ,asr ~
Owen Meredith young Bulwer,) has. a very.
pretty song called ''W arnipgs," BEGINNING
10 %: q Beware beware of Witchery! +, 52s
And fall not in the snare III. ~ -
Thatlurks and lies inswanton eyes,
3eee s5a rgas Or hides in golden7hair; "a 49,
saaaf the Witch has sworn to catch thee,
sll SAP And her spells are, on the air.
In poem called Cooking Backs". the same
poet says:--e go.
80 stsPring, while I thought of her here rs
Iifound a red rose on the HILL % ~
There it now lies withsr'd and sere, s7,
Let hin, trust 70 9 woman who will:
Poor cfellogt be seems to hays hada bard
time with-his ladies' y S-i3 y
eTfJaThe Boston Transcript once asked. wherethe5
phrase "Dmrance vile" was found. One. coues.f
pondent told them it was in speech of Edmund
Burke, and another. wrote that it occurs ina
short poem written by Henry Krke White,
4 SOn being confined to school one pleasant
morning in spring, = and reads thus:
III For T. confined in gloomy school,
Must own the pednntS iron rule,
And, far from Ivan shades and bowers
= In durGnce Gle must pass the hours.
Speaking of woman, Willis says if she is not
tt pure and modest,
Love may write -
His name upon her marble brow,
And linger in her curl of Jet,
=.e, The lig spring flowers may secretly bow
3 Beneath her step, and yeti and yet,
Without that meeker grace she'll be
lighter thing thanavanity.
Tho style of obituary beginning dearest
Johnny thou hast left us" is about "played
Out" but we have clipped a very prcttily ex>
- pressed verse which reads thus mnsicaly:-
% Thus, far away in Paradise, 20 s.-sa
With the holy ones Of old,
Amelia, mid the hosts of Heaven, 4t
y Strikes on a harp of gold, -
Where Abraham and Isaac dwell,
And Mirams songs are heard, Fi5ts=
=. - She strikes its chords, and Swes the choir,
As a tnneful, singing bird.
{, - A profahc person has the subjoined opinion
ii - Of marriage, in. verse; Ls#
80, %. s. E Wedlock's very awful thing;
Ills something like that feat in The ring, =
~ Which requires great nerve to go throughit-
When, one Of great equestrian troupe
Makes a jump alta gidedhoop, = -
al. -. - ~, ga Not knowing mt all
What may befaI -
Afer his getting through it,
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COUGHS AND COLDSI

gentleman, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part Of last month"; travelling and ecturng in
northern though pnblic audiences
every evening" yet In days, by the aid Specific
he was enabled pursue call.
ing No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady of4o had taken cold which set.
tied on her lungs, causing severe cough the
considerable fever and hOarsencss Such colds
very lasting and trou6esnme but taking Specific
tIrelv WE'LL u f---, lsf
younEman of % had cough hoarseness for fteen
months During cold weather his voice only
speak in Whispers pain induced coughing, cold dry
raising only tre In the morning. quite feeble eac
aed Had taken several medicines with little or no
benefit He commenced with the Cough Psone pill
times per day-aud soon found himself Improving his
cough der and softer hoarsencss passed on strength and
appetite improved, and In was entirely well
having taken other medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09

WEhaye on hand and are receiving daIiy,a large and
complete assortment Of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety Of style and price, And in view the
ereasng demand for hrstclass goods have paid par
to the getting of such expressly
adapted to the wants of customers
with Eastern houses that furnish
the atests ofHats and Caps Introduced
And promise that the newest and most beautiful
sortmens we'll the best qualities
are to be found tour establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call examine
urstoeEas We wsparc painsto give
dec9 s HARPER "a BRO. :
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TRUSTEES

non yns. p4nnl,Iv. Hor Jalkss|s yET.its 81;
Hon. Thomas SWAMI Vim. H. 5sl fEI t,+ ~
The College is provided With oomTeTtlssl -
Standard Works expressly for the uss o.
Each Student has desk to himself ana Va
stIucted. = atR s.l..s1
Therebeing no vacation during theyeAs, ssEss--'
ter at any time. -, t.s.5
Thetime usually required to complete TIE =
from to 10 weeks.
4iarEe and BesStifSIiy - ornanentei cts9lHE IT,.
upwards OF SIX SQUARE FEsT, representa-. ". a...s9
Interior View the College, various ,
penmanshiR, &C., sentby mall trsS y car st,,p
with catalogue giving full particn'aTIS;p 1Bss,ss
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j AS. M. DILLON
1o2 MARKET STREET.

Plumber and Gas Filter. 80
EEPS constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IA Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. AIIkfnls and sizes
Brass Jocks and Valves; Steam Whistles
Ggages Lftand Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing Tubs
wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gum Hose and packing
OF all Thicknesses, Antfriction Metal Pure Banca n
ENC and Anthony the Celebrated TRoY
Crccibells In the country. -
~ Also, Poy's Improved and. patent Chain Pump,
which Is decidedly the greatest pump age the right
to put which Towns Oountfesln Western Virginia
Will be sold on fair terms. -
Galvanized Iron Tubing, Tncorrosiye and for con.
or pressure pipe for hot cold water and espe
Gay for deePwes preferable eheaperthan Lead
Aqueduot Pipe constantly onhaud, anysze or guam
~. T .i can be furnished on short notice..
movie d2awAwtv
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PILES

writing to ssys: 81 have been for some time seriously
afflicted with bleeding plles and have regarded
your medicine tple specihcl and am curedI have no
Obligation" 1His 90 e
gentleman OF ay years, well and favora5ly known Mt
Delhi, Delaware county, New.York had been marty 10 he
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive hemor
rhaHe pain and sunering he reduced to the verge
tenSSa confirmed invalid DISQUALIFIED for any business
nd life almost burden tits needle that he had
tiled all sotI remedies from all 10 little
purpose BE consulted two age, and recommends
From this he began to improve and has never had
serious turn of piles From the FIRST month up year
but few doses Of the PILE Pls sould dIsPeFse for
more brilliant cure to be found the annals
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.JellY Glasses !.

- u. ~ ely IIaSSes! ''74.
nv have Just made article for putting up Jslles
The shape Is taperng with an ndented rim around
e tying the PqPeE 1t Just the article and
Frntt Jars! Ernie Jars!
We have also every kind Jar-Pint Glass Green
Glass and the celebrated "EARTHENHAREn JARS The
material OF which these Jars made being yitreons
stone s1 body and the glaze rs nt Class they
letter Just received from manufacturer audine to the
assertion that they were poisonous says as rdic-
Htous as II Is a5suF We refer In this
city and who have used them three years
with perfect satisfaction. - ~
Fly Traps! nIoaquiio iTrnps!
wohaVe the Agency Tor Gtlbert's Patent FLY and Mos,
quito Trap very useful and desirable article 1t this yea
sonof the year Warranted kill an the flies in neIuh.
bnrhood without creating dirt annoyance They are
aso rs de truo i've TO mosquitoes. wish to epoV
We have also just EeceIVed ChIdrens Toilet setts-some
hng new and nlce White China, White Stone ustfe Band
ana decorated spittoons ne assortment Of Rus.
fsell's Ivory and Cocoa HANDLED Cut cry, -.
AS the time taking an account N stock
EninS may be had from 9.t5 HOBBS q BARNES, -
.lSi9. Z :ts5ti 1s4, -s-f MS AIhInF street
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EREIGRTS WESpWARn-


By this Route Preights OF all descriptions be forward
ed from Philadelphia New York; Ioston Baltimore to
Illinois Iowa. or Missouri by Rdtt Road direct
with Steamboats, which Goods forwarded to sv
port on the Ohlo Musktngum, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
berland, Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri RanSss
arkansas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland
Lakes. sz5E 5f75sfIf " : 2tHu
Merchants and Shippers enrustng the Transportation Of
its speedy transit. fS500t'
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West bv
the Pennsyvana Rail Road dreat al times as ftvorGJis
as are charged by other r. Il. C0mpunieS.
- Be particular to mark packages EVA PRysI n R
in the West ordering goods from the East will
90 ven to dtrect them to be shipped by This Route.
Parties attending to their shipments from the East
M ind to their interest to call the Agents Of this
addressed to either Of them the subject eghts viii
meet with prompt attention, . ~
e. j. SSEEDElt, Philadelphia.
M 4 G2I "a KooSs 80 North Street Baltimore.
LEIGH q CO., No. % Kilby Street, Boston. -
II. H. H3ISToN, GeaI Freight 4git. Philadelphia
rIIos: a. SCOTT, Cent Supr, Altoona, Pa. - jun1 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09

SHEET MUSIC. ms ,eiGo
Theargest stock of sheet music, musical ,orh.
In the Western country. " NJ N'''lAo'
~ Music sent . any address, ros.age fEseaa -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09
with perfect satisfaction. - - - - s''
- Fly Traps. NJ osquTioi Traps,

o. HHlsE Gee BIB. sWgARrgaIy.,JR :.
HEISKEIE & SWEARINGEN.
A4LNSE, 011FD0ORAB0TELR .,DUNH4df6 Go
IMPORTERS - Z s5itft5s5
Irish Linens. Linen Cambria handkerchief
aud Embroideries, Il 45a3;iS :,
DEALERS In all descriptions Dress Goods
II shsEs; GSllns Cloths oassimsres Rannels, Linen
Ronnets, Hosiery, &c. 10. - f4s'
BY ooraat Goods our stock is COM
s)1 rs. 1914 Mosquito Nett, just received
~ Gus2 HE4RKELL SwEARINGRN
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In connection with the above, keep every Kind of
establishments and musical merchandise Senerally
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL, ~

Look over the list, make mn "a case of what ron
enclose the amount IN note orstsns
BY mail to our address at No $50 New
The medicine viii be duly returned by mail or express
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09

z u q
= j Ud ELK, LoSIRE,
Prtnclpal-Lecturer on the Science OF Aeengsn'SN
=ss-E Business OastoraR sla.
5,l- N. PhILLtHE,
Protector Of the Theory and Pract'cro Br+t Ai'f'
ga CommercIaI CaIeuiatleas-
II. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book K:s2ni'
n. O. JOHNSON, AL
ProiesRor o business and 0ruamen;sl P<nr1''-
SE T. WILLIS Ms, Esa.
lecturer on Mercantile Las.
R-EY. E.y .EATEs REEFS E. D -
Lecturer on C"mmcreialREhiet
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PRlGES. fgQ4 Sfd
Rn set go large walls in case and IS On
Case Of Is numbered boxes and hook, p m.
Case OF any numbered boxes and bookE m
Single numbered boxes, With directions. Or
Single ettered boxes with directions, S6
Large plantation physician OF vais Is 90
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Pianos, aeodeons, every kind of muatSaltnstru
ments tuned and repaired. ,zS.1,[
~ All goods warranted at this establishment novS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09

No family shonld Without these
Tney are the only Eemedes perect adapted for domestic
and use With them the parent armed and nSe
the hst Of disease and can
T sa r. The DIST hours q dess9Se
ons hours OF suffering. 80 at ALL With
are a not Obliged to await The coming distant
luxury, doctor; 10 be lruV0ed or
OF but yourself aiHnister
spsGips aud restore the rnddy current ffe
Lo thef use: bn th4 EeneEal Influence upon
Question, Is beneaeIsi
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire anisctye Efficient agent for -
remedies In every town the United states
AuaEss' DR.. F:HBAfPHREYS[ &iCa s. &
No. 500 Broadway, New York
sg-s.ld By tAs Dtpsst,..r i. wheeling. .A14-ly.
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No. lbs Main Street

A aEETfor EEAnEEF, DAVIS s. GlSsssSgTsU
6AANOS. The above pianos fitted up with all the
Improvements Ia beautiful Rosewood cases Ny ssoit.
from the platno square tho Beauti
tp ~ w
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The Capacity Of this Road now equal to any the Count
THREE THROUGH
P A S S EN- G Err sTR AIN

eayes Pittsburgh A. NJ, arrives in Phla.
dePhia at2 e NJ Baltimore at 2 NJ, and New York
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AND TIE GREAT NORTH wEST.a

The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
Coop with privileges for persons
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4. j. t. SCOTT, :
No. 157 Main street, Wheen
:, Wholesa1e and Retsll

HaTingIateIS added very largely to :! -
Gthe. Wholesale and Retail Departments
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Sen Publications.
NEm pnbIlfdIl1nS.
"RHYMEs OF TWENTY YEARS"
BEST POETIcAL SUCCESS OF THE DAY
AMERICAN POETRY.
THIRD TEousAND IS NOW READY.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF THEM.

"Mr. Horrord ts, special ability lJIs:- Y 10 sur
fri,irt how m.odion, y. P5~eaiy he Dr He never
osy ool the ush, coed bod
which ',ls po form AID besu.y-iDf sneL
Among The sseabe sp, ,cners Of popular which
So So%. Ays SEA aG Il. cen ,sIw n n S,d S hs
wi o seen from sf. and Be warmly appreciated "-cornsha'
"Con an. come poems ,h., e.nno. b. ,arps.ed Thi.
Is,s.on 81 me s., pom. from good writer's portfolio
'Msny the piece, IN volume reputation In
the m,s.nLes and nsw'Ispe. and have oec,e :. J. wsI,
Which, cobiLed with Judgment has en.bd him 70 wre
ms of the mc' touching ard truthful Poem, In the
There Of he sxqu'i,e Iehnemen Of thought and
sg that e,,eensd peculiar 70 the 'ehoo! Of the
present time but in ner s.esd simple heart wnoie ieeins
esaa hat would make The heart Of the nation leap again
"Thsy are .nch rhymes VIII find entrance % tn. public
Since tDe appearance Of Confession. Of fwssty
Yea We have not mt with more readable aud dsheha!
.t"., dt.criptv. power Of no ordinary merit A MAJ.
heart must indeed b. cold did not quicken under such touch
mixed with The .ops ,oa sp the hilarious hoa,
The boys syerouhe or the shiok nioned fsefui voices OF
touching bsboe of pei child in s uusc ssan The
nes Of sreetorsan playing the a' beloved che sang ne
husband sscredr than all the coersd heas solemn snd
. S Ss ,ous s1 M pev win .a, n
that touches the finer how CALAMITY and erventy
the strons voice sound Ia hno OF the
The style of MI Morford delicate and finished His rhythm
"a fsut There rsysty Of heart which enyens Of
his positions while upon themes ne tender
aid patleiic.' IPnladelphis Disp,.ch
Of fne have quiet besrty and deep and
sincere eehrs for Of humanity s- ssd which
born and echoed homes household associations
he popular with these no poey the home a-c
tiCIs ~ Geo. ID. Prentice Louisyis JosraaL
This very Un.rnbuous title Jshers 70 the world very
uaIksole volume Of delightful s.Ips | Philadelphia
Daily News
Throughout the whole OF the vou the refined touch Of
clasi Iter deep thoiine mind with high pOwe Of de-
scTip,ion-i aPpsrent."-l1rish News.
II. DEXTER L Co., Publishers,
No ll3 Nassau-st
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W-YORK SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1859.
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BCTrkR
NEAT FISH AND oNELErs
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An.Sss;1s sG4,ps a.1ins%
Fourteen p.s., devoted 20
Tsssss1 VEsrTEsrts si,fi &
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I've c-u1msnd li,eysy COOKS aud persons In
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THIRD EDITION FOR OCTOBER.
Il AfPLETOSs
1LLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
UNITED STATES .ra the CANADAS,
lot only sivss
RAILWAY TIME-TABLEs TO DATE,
VALUABLE INSTRUCTIVE READING MATTER,
together with
bEVENTY-FIVE RAILWAY MAPS,
representing the
PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS OF THE COUNTRY,
pIsTAHcEs, STATIONS AND CONNECTIONS,
together with other
INFORMATION OF INTEREST TO
THE
MERCHANT, MANUFACTURER, AND TOURIST.
From The Cleveland tOhio) Herald.
"ApTLIToS's ILLUsTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE The October
no wob kind will bear c,mpaIison It. Tne ef'1r
and ospst0r MI G. +. Tho resided In the West many
oducon railroads. ard has Travelled
o:e OF upon them since hrstntroducon, aud We tno~
of D, ne supern;end Rail Guide. lode
its utility Guide the T-edIz matter 10 al
III. rorms lou npaited 70 the usveer can
be BY dollars The number before cout.us
Trait Of Dean Richmond Vice President Of toe
Ne. York Central Rail WITH Phen'ogcAl Drinestioo OF
character by Fowler Wells Of NewYork, which slone worth
be prics OF the work
APPLEToNs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
TO- without any exoep the cheapest book published IL
oona-t Leay 80 pages rs map variety o. usef and enter
s.nins matter and Is sold at hs very log pIioe OF
twenty FIVE GEMS FER cory.
ID APPLETON 4 Co., Pnblisiers,
Nos $40 and 3iS Broadway, New York.
For sale by all the principal Psroccs aud News Ag.n.s all
he Bookstores BY tho boys who sell book, papers, &c. upon
he cars oiieo States sno the Cansdss
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CCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION
- cry AMERICAN
EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Nos a. and 50 Wslksrs,,
Eleven doors wes. Of No i0l Broadway.
IVISON PHINNEY,
Publishers Of tho
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERIES,
Woud respecrfUlly call the attention Of
COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS
Who purchase 10 the city, 20 their exens ye stock Of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS,
which 81, those Used In the higher and lower cses OF
the Put and Private Sc so and Acsemes In the country
Reference BoC They alec keep consaaty on hand
all kinds Of - - -
SrsTIOHERY USED IN sc HOoLs.
T, with ls'ge sssotmeLt of
PAPER BLANK BOOKS, ENVELOPES, PASS BOOKS &c:
In odion 10 the above god sssormsnt viii BE- kept u
Palm HYMN 6oOks embracing standard collection OF the
prIcpAl regous denomin atoms aud Of pulpit family table,
school AID pocket - ...-.
IyISON PHISSEY,
Eos 4S and 30 Walksr-st, New York