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THE EST NEWS!

INTERESTING ee PROFITABLE TO EVERY Owe.
consequence OF the hard times, have concluded to
great reduction in the selling price Of goods
SHALL At the same time oner some ofhe greatest bargains
in several arrcIes rec lived direct from auction.
CALICOES with the exception OF English and Merrmack,
at Toe per yard.
MUSLIN DE LANES, goods never ret1ed for s'. than
IS only 1S cents and all others in proportion.
FURs-I Offer good assortment, and at prices to suit
everybody.
than other house.
MILLINERY GOODS-A complete assortment, very low,
ooth Wholesale and reta Ruches at l25e, row At
ls1{c and { row At 81.
EMBROIDERIES-T obIge myself to sell 80 per cent
cheaper than other house in the city of Wheeling
other Dace.
CiIINTZE5-Worth sic st 90 cents.
CLOAKS ASD SHAWLS in every variety, and cheaper
thAn other house
SILKS-A very good article Of Rack silks &c., and
fancy silk, worth and sold everywhere for 81
n only IS cents.
LINES-An rrtIcIe worth T5c onIv 45c
PARAMETT0S AND FRENCH MERISOS-Of coll
or price. than offered before; pain De-
lancs very fine quality, such sells at 25c for 1Sto
KID GLovES-Auother II: Of those extremely cheap
Gauntlrts, ut 3Tk;.
short will sell all ami any Of goods suit these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
% 1928 Main street near Union.
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST STO G K OF
FALL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL cL " LIN L n OR1 GOODO'
The subscriber having just returned East begs
Goods himself that he will Sel % cent cheaper
than any other house in the citv-fnr cash.
French GoodS.-15l pieces of six, all colors and
Etves an excellent quality black S!I Calico width At only
9xs the Eae md" only aERvS sold at 3l,75;
new striped silks, B'yaiere- Tax satin etc any
satIus sE always soil for "a for only y 50 yard.
TOO pieces French 7IeTinc Of AL colors an ex-
Lpon' Merno always sold "tfTom to 5ol VIII
I5O piece" OF Coburgs md Pnr"'sl eItoS 4 fine
quality, such always sells for size per yard for only
All wool plain De Laines all cOlors Lupons
Ali wool I'Imids, double width, best quality, at
Rich sil robcs also robes de BayHdere robes an
les robes de ChanPe, large assortment at greatly Feduceu
DOMEsTECs.
10 Of Print. best STYLES neat and small agnred
fast colors. warranted, from to ct' worth 128 cts
yard and some low 81 cents yard.
EsIeached Sheeiin@ aud GhirtinS Muslin OF
all prices eNcelentIullty wide, at only
Toe and soue flow 6I!c: Brown the same
ShnwIs, CIOnku and u antiilnS, the most COM
plete brought to the city, oil all possible
FUrs! Fura! ExrR >oRnJNARY B+RGAINs!-Ta.
genuine this will ni il to their avAn-
examine stock before purchIsiuc as NV
by lower having purchased the direct from the Importers
Manufacturers and only for cash. 1t gives consiera-
chegp Rpssa Sable Mink Stone Martin, French Sable,
Lynx, Gennets, and all the usual varieties have in
large abundance ami al all prices
ERlnneta-l5O pair l04, ia and ia very cheap
In RlanE-ts I c offer great Inducements.
OarPeEs-1Hn piecos OF oarPstS OF ahkiuds Brussels
COOL quality A Carpet CSC, and superior quality, all
only 50 cents; great bargain $50 Hearth Rings
quality RAGS the largest size always sold at g. for
cny -, and do, siIe worth s. for anly :? So
aeplT 1871 Main Street.
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WINTER ARRANGE
NN Monday, 29th November 1855, the trains
" will run folows-yiz:
Frst-The S.. Louis, OirciEnati Wheeling, BenIood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily ~
1854 81, arriving Baltimore 1920 A NJ, in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The NOrth-Wsst-rn Chicago, St. Louis, Cairo
annapolis Dayton Cincinnati Wheeling Ben"cod, Bal
timore and Washington City Express leaves daily At $3.50
p NJ saturday eXceped arriving Baltimore at $3.50 p
II in time for Eastern connections.
To the elegant passengers should
take the 1880 NJ tain Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the 500 A. NJ.
Returning to the West and trains leave
Baltimore daily as follows: First-Tne $50 A ~ train
Wheeling 6:2J P NJ. Sec7ad-rhe $50 p n
train arrives at Wheeling at 1920 A VI.
The 1890 A. NJ train b0uad East Will stop at all stations
between T.heelng and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued TO MoundsTie at so
cents and to B:nTooI at 25 cts. J. b. PORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. noV3o
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u = &c PU 3 LIS II /: !

M - > - I35 MAIN sT iI vi III
7 IST OF SCw MUsIC:-
IL Tue Crys.aI " Nrrz; eO.asSueu - = gentleman
city
Fartune Teller; CGu';aN J p. CHIN.
suitan'S Polka; piano. Charles D. Albert.
La SsIphidc YSis-. iriana) J. Asch.r.
La Cl5chette ia Patrs; piano. Lr;ei,Tur Wcly.
EuCIne MasurEa S-HtiEi-5fale; lPianol Jsu.es r..
Masurka drs TTsinea12: GP!4HahI Ase!.~~
The celebrated koudo EIe, sang by NADIA
horde; PianC) Max Nsretz-k.
Also received th- following pieces OF alsie
B-ssie'SIirav-= beautiful! gong.
What Is Home without \ Brother.
WHAT'S Home without Sister; companions 20 VI
Home without I Mother.
Maid OF sylvan Nook.
Flight Of the Ro
The SnoE has fIIIeI arcBpJ ne
Also large 0ssoTtment % Musical Works 4c-, 4.
feb5-IE
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GoID p q BEE HI Y e ST ORF1a
NO TIA MAIN STREET. WHEELING Va.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOD.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.

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NeW Goods.

!"
NFO7E nj those handsome REVERSIBLE .NAYTILLA
vi STA WIS. received this morning per Express, Also,
aper for chircn's aprons; Rad Russia Diaper for
p1rpoIGs, AMI White Piquet - ,-,.,or
does NAHSH lAHLoh'
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Great RedueIIOu Ia Prices for Cn'h

7 AN Offering splendid assortment Of al ~; ~, 4
cOiorS ~ French Meriuns. s0u1r 81 then -
Tor csc. all 70 I: Piais worth sc for Soc Br''r
worth SO fer 80 and 81. Chenille aaG Ions Sha" -
abundance and at very reduced Pricrs; Faney an =
silks, cheap 5"e per yard, worm 80 r
De LANES, WORT, SAc for 81, fry pieces OF ~
worth 81 &c for Csc all co!orS: Eubro ierca -tu
Goods at nearly one-Eaif you have 70 pay
.es' improved shape Hoop Skirts, - ASTONISHING
FIanuels OF every description. among which sii
some Of the finest we!eh and Court Flarn,ls
ret 20 shrink; some extra heavy and fine La.i,ts
fact % the comp1rtest aS-oTtrrr1is OF 49, m
NESTIC DRY GOODS in The CitV. Receivrg goes =
OF the latest styles zlr here aud Imported .
Ing Up 4 full assortment az all seasons ana .. {,
viii SATISFY tb- most p4rtcuIar-for Casa oSt' -
buy particularly invited - give re An ~ c.
fore purchasing elsewhere. At No = nan PnFNEE
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial
unrhinnar RathanV Va,


CtHR1sTIAN HYMNBooK, in full shse ST. cent, per
D. De 90 dRrs SoPS 20 ssnii
Turkey f. morocco gilt edges Win gold clasp Sl''5
SSsiSn Eithits and cOnsequsnt'
beha.e On Roman Catholicism. between Bp Purcell an
0hFiiti'H Baptist 81 '' E'''
R Rice p DsSss. ns HSs sdition mail s26
PsTisH o. and Tr 5ets Religious urged
by Campbell and others. BY r. Richardson
B sisS Poems-Plain, ST. extra, g. .onv
An ao H4 TGane ea OF S the Mennai Har6nge 81 VOL
unbound; bound, $50. ,,,...,..
On 5sfs paS S
cepted The postage the former " on the
az SI- 10 S books viii be sen. on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MArL-PosrAeE PAID HER TER
Hymn-BooE sheep per dozen 1;;:3 20
" " 2aa9 st eRses, PEI
Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per doE' ~ U"
Christian System, per dozen.........'.''''''N
Terms of the EInrbinger for 1855.
fGPg TO o. ' beofe the Of six
copies year, or copy for three ye"rs'' 90
5copes. 80. IS 90
10 eopss land on: copy gratis 90 90
20 COPIES n 70 Of club one BOOK Bap-
tsm and one neatly bound Hymn BooE) ....;.. 50
70 (and to getter club books on BaP- m
tism and two neatly bound Hymn BooEs). ~ W
100 copies land getter up Of bub three books on M
Baptism nd three neatly bound Hymn Books lVo W
1850 copies (and copies of the book on Baptism ana IN
8 neatly bound Hymn Books .........''..SI0o' w
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
clubs over l5o' $7' worth
Of Books. -,
And for the next largest over $780, $25 worth Of Books
he books 70 be selected according to the order Of the
Agent % whom the premium is awarded NV
~ TIE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED lNEAklAbLi
IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot adordto keep ae-
70 person residing In Bettany tOiH be admitted as
con Detitor for these premiums.
+ IIdres, A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
r,bIS- ~ Brooke cnuHtv. Va.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAII, Sunday night exeePted} between Rich
i mond and Washington City via G0rdOEsVile and Alex
sndris.
mond ........ 6;45 A II and 1880 P. NJ
Returning leave Westinghouse A. 81. and Pm
and -
Arrive at Richmond......-...1:So P. 81. and A.
Baggage and tickets, gwen through between Rich
aond and Washington - - - 49, -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and bengin excellent Ter, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND sou rHEIS MAIL give che best guar
always securing connections, as is shown by aEr
walls daily Richmond and Washington city ADVANCE Of
the Steamboat line.
PAEE RICHMOND AID WAsHISorOS.. $3.50
will found always ready take through
and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the Depcts charge, with aGpl= for them TO
take their meals, whether going North south
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVile and
Washington OF Road, nearly
pleted DanTlle An Agent of the Company viii receive
passengers from tn DarVlle Road and at
baggage the Way Washington OrEthe Bal
timore Depot.
The by che mall line the old steamboat
route.
change Of the night line between Rich
aond and Alexandria Eel
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PARE As Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ Be particular Ands.sE for Tickets via ;iis c. W
Short Line Rail Road.
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FOR THROUGH Tickets and other information, snqpiTI
at Central Ohio Ticket ONCE hespriss House, Water
street, Wheeling Va
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DESGAL PLAID HATS.-HITe received sno'A''
1. 'ss above HATS non = IS pLErrs seq
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DY EXPREsS-we have just received anoins,Tp RFIL
II beautiful Bengal Hats BLISS ~ = N,s1 81
juIyS N'->,, -
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FUNDED 1852 Chartered >
LOOAT ED
Te,I8aItimore and Charles stree

FdeJIty.
g. k LoSIH2.
Observation-Disclosures on the Science oTAcenuQtl. "'tS
Business CasLoE.S Sts.
J. u. 2 h LII
Professor of the Theory ard PTzctic- ~ HNsT Ac:i
Commercial Calculations.
H. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of BoSk E.eF'7g.
" c. NSOS, a.
Professor OF BusiEess aud Ornamental Pe1z2ai'.
S. 7. VILLA ANS, EsG-,
Lecturer Mercantile Law
RIVE. YEATES REESE. n D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VsHsar;'
Hon. Thomas SEsuz. VIZ II, keiEh.-T, h'l'
Jacob Trust, Esq.. william Rnabe. Pc -
The College Is provided with Commercial LioiA'
Standard Works. expressly for the use Of stuie1is
Each Student has desk to himself, andiS sePirsN'
Htructed- -
TherebeinE vacation during :heyeaE, studs
ter at any time
Thetirne usually required 10 complete the m c.
from 70 10 weeks
A diploma is awarded 20 all Graduates.
AIarEc and Beautifully OrnaBented Circular, coz
upwards of SIX SQUARE TEET, representing the
Interior View ofthe College various characteTist'
penmanshiP, &c, sentby mail free or chGrgS a'e'f
with catalogue giving full particulars ArdTrss u
= K IOSIER- R''i'''n"'''-
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This route passes through Lexington, Lancaster Cir
cleyic, Washington, WILMINGTON and Marr"~-the richest
md beautiful part Of Ohio
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of mt
acknowledgements AMI musical merchandise generally
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE A. FOLLOWS:
Al i2:IS lI:iO NJ, for Cincinnati and points aUoV
an arrival Central Ohio Trains froa Wheeling and II
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Pianos, Melodcons, every kind Of musical nstru
unents tuned and repaired.
~" All go IDS warranted at this establishment noVo
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SHEET MUSIC.
TheI7rgest stock OF sheet music musical works &c &C..
in the Western country.
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NTNRSEILLE5 0,Vs-s anil Sleeves and Collars in sets
vi White and ri cured cheap anil very pretty
sent PAYNE { co, 81 Monroe st.
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ERUIC Jazz.

FRUIT JARS.
WE have hanl Sin Of Jars ofglasg, with most
w simple D=rt.cy secured tops which, Is far supe
rior.o any tin now in use. -
iuly3l ". 4. EpWARDS& BRn.
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TERMS:

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Coristnas IS cents IL Copies postpaid, for 81 100
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

Kidnappers were confined under State proce'a
aud not for obeyine Federal law for strange as
i may seem 10 those who have moi watched the
Cleveland trials, these Kidnappers were ootside
by,n u the Fugitive Act, bad as Il is. They
could have no protection under il, aud the in
aictments were SO ifamod as not TO conflict with
H. II Judge WILSON or Mclean even, had
sought to imitate the tricks OF Judge Leaviitr
they would have found different men 20 deal
with from those who, at Cincinnati, so tamely
submitted TO his usurpatiOns Judge Mclean
must have been badly imposed upon by Attor
ney Bslden TO have allowed the wit while The
prisoners we've at large He could not have
allowed it all but for strong federal lying
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yerdict Of tbe Corons,,s Jury.

The CoroneT's Jury in the case of the Mchi
gan Southern Railroad disaster have completed
their investigation and returned their verdict.
The verdict fully exonerates the company from
all blame; finds that while the embankment
and culvort were very thoroughly and sabstan
tally built, and of sufficient capacity for all the
water that had been accustomed to run there,
or has been there for twenty years past, yet it
would had to be at least double It's size for such
an unpreoedentediAoo as this was. They say
the train was run with great care and caution,
and the devotion as well as the
confidence of the men in the safety of tho cul
vert, is proved by their being found dead at
their posts
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TO THE CREDITORS AND STOCKHOLDERS
or THE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

ouTNey York Agency by circumstances peyonl ilsoOn-
troll has been compelled TO suspend immediate paymeis
except for current expenses se and the Directors havo
not deemed Il best 10 make TunOus sacTcos to
that should and doubtless will be protected aud prOv-
ded or by the drawers and parties to whom the real duty
belongs
This, the only embarrassing class OF habilities will
doubtless Of Il be vthdrnwn and ta by part
Interested by change Of consisnmepis So, Unless
petlt IN sedeience This Company ianOt disposed e.
the question q its liability upon this class Of paper but 10
get It provided Tor and pnd ii not eally prevented It's
earnings will be applied, far necessary that pur-
pose Every available mecauti has been ttkon TO
vent the regular und legitimate
mens Of the opelleIsnot, however, for ohor puT
nose,
Since March last our popelors have been fully employ
cd 40 paying though not profitable business They
will bo kept in operation the circumstances OF business
may Justly, Tho necessary pa, ments for the Legitimate
business Of the Company VIII bO regularly aud promptly
met and every WILDE taken r the protection Of the
no ost Of both creditors and stock helJt; but no d l.
nds can be made until this apparent liability Is removed
or placed beyond contingency.
NOtwi standing he asteI 70 the crops BY frost n ce
tain sections look forward for active and paying a
buBn nnd confidently oKuoct by the close Of navigation Id
show ha uirs OF ihe company Zee Tm pmharrassmr nj,
the stock least par and TO DO able properly TO make
tur usual annual dividend.
BY order of the nuorioIs
iyi:2A p ChAMBERLIN Prendeut
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0a.s 81 yohu noy-Leuer from the Prison
Tbs case Of Dr Johu boy, Of Kansas, is ia.
mllaf 10 our roadtrs Il is enc Of extmordi
nary oppression and cruelty on the part oi Mis
uourians and Missouri officials, and iaof q piece
with the political prosecutions Of the citizens
Of Oberlin, BY the Government pursuoEs IN the
Northern District Of Ohio.
Mr.. Doy was formerly a respected citizen Of
Rochester, New York, and early smigrsted to
Kansas, where he has worked hard and lived
frugally to secure home for his family This
he is now in great danger Of losing, as ap.
pears by the following letter to Hon. w. o.
Bloss, which we find in the Rochester Demo.
crat. Dr. d. writes as follows rl.f
ST. JosEPH PRrsoN, Mo-, june -, 1859,
DEAR FRIEND You will be surprised TO
receive letter from a convicted felon. But
so it is. This day Missouri Jury brought ia
verdict, and on their oaths declare that | was
in Missouri, myself or by am agent, and stole
OF abducted a man called Dick" of the value
of s 500 Now, my friend, you know me to be
a man of truth, and declare this moment,
with my minds eye fixed on an infinite God,
that every word is false. was never in Mis-.
souri but two days in my life, (previous to being
kidnapped and brought here,) aud that was
when came through St Louis in July, 1854
to settle in Kansas; and never have / spoken
myself, or as agent, to any person in Missouri
until was kidnapped on the 25th of January
last, and lodged in this prison. They have
stolen my wagon and load of provisions, DC
/ have paid one Missouri attorney $500, al
though the Legislature of my country appro
| priated 81 600 to defend me. OF this have
received nothing.
| My land which is half mile from Law
renee with all my improvements, is likely to
be lost as have not pre- empted it. The con-
tast about the claim has been decided in my
favor since was kidnapped. The land sales
take place in July, and as | am confined in a
lelon's cell, and my personal presence in the
Land Office is indispensable, the whole may be
lost After all this suffering, therefore, to pro-
vide for my children, this lovely home is likely
to be taken from us. l am compelled to fee
as parent, but leave my family in the hands
of God and you and other friends in Roches
ter The farm contains l60 acres, and if
could get land warrant to pre- empt it and
give mortgage to secure the lender, it could
be saved.
The Supreme Court, to which my case is ap
pealed, sits at Jefferson City in July. All the
means l could raise have been paid for wit
nesses' fare, board, DC on the two trials.
have suffered and sacrificed much for principl,
during the last five years, and it seems pretty
hard TO be rewarded with ielon's fate.
| YOurs nc JoHH DOY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11

A PRISoN SoRNE.--We publish on the first
page of to days paper, glowing description
Of a scene such as was never before witnessed
in this land Sabbath School Of four hun
dred children, from 0bern, paid a visit to the
jail Of Ouyehoga county, Ohio, 70 see their Su
perintendent and his associates who are con
fined there for a violation Of the Fugitive Slave
Law They were convicted before Judge
whose rulings were partial and unfair, and are
now paying the penalty for giving practical eV.
denee of their love for Freedom. ~ Rochester
Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-11
DIED.

On the 9Th inst LAURA daughter Of james and NIeri-
bah Farmer, in the 10Th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from their residence on
Euclid street OH third-duy, the 18th inst, Ht9P NJ The
friends Of tho family invited attend without further
notice.
In Wlrren, July lst, KITE TOWNSEND, youngest
md days,
IN Gusayus June 9th, Mrs. WETTHA JOHNSTON.
widow OF VIM Johnston, lately deceased, aged 81
In Medina July Is Mr. d, ]. BIssELL, sged n years
In Montvllle July 4lh Mrs MARY A., wife of John
Brown, aged 80 years and months.