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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
GIVE Us a DIVIDED NcHTGI.

1--WE will Lave a divided North said the
leaders of the Rebellion, when they urged the
hesitating people OF the South to follow them
in their fatal leap. The dread memory Of the
Hartford Convention, and the overwhelming
torrent OF the war feeling, saved the North
from division. The Pro-Slayery Democrats
burrOwed. Now in the las. gasp OF the Rebel
lion the sinking traitors cry again from Rich.
mond to New-York, " Give rs divided North
or we perish" " You shall have it," howl
back Tammany and Mcfarland the Seymour
party is strainiDg every nerve TO save the Reb
els and their cause. II in 1862 political fulfill
men. shall bo given 10 tie teaching, " the
house divided against Itself shall ia will not
both God and man have retributlon of the
consprators who put an anti.~ar ticket into
the field while Rebellion is warning upon the
Nations existence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
CAPT. DUFFY.

In Capt. John Duffy, Fernando Wood has
an antagonist hard 10 beat He has tho warm
regard of his own countrymen, the respect OF
all his fellow.citizens, and can count certainly
on as large vote from his own party as he
has once polled before. Read the following
letter from tho officers OF the brave 18th,
whose great influence will all 60 in bis favor,
and then let every Republican in the district
resolve that they will be represented by such
man in Congress rather than by the man
who apologized to Toonbs that arms were not
permitted to be sent from this port to the
Georgia SecessiOnsts:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

Fernando Wood is laying the lash over me
back OF his poor, unresisting, helpless captive
Elijah +. Purdy, in the following style:
The Democratic State Central Committee convinced 'nA'
the interest, OF the Democratic party througho" the S's
aerayely require immediate and satisfactory 'eeea'
OF e difficulties now existing in the Win and Win Con-
,re.snal Districts with tho Constitutional Union men-ana
the Democrats organizations Of the City OF Newioh 40
respectfully urged to their influence to bring about an ln
mediate adjustment
This mandate addressed to Elijah +. ruf.
dy) bears the signature of Peter Cagger' oas
was doubtless concocted by the Mozart cn''''
tain, whose bargain with Brooks is in danger
of miscarrying through the obstinacy OF p''-
trict-Attorney Waterbury. who has the pro-
sumption to interfere with Brooks, the canui'
date of tho Irish Democrats in the Win C0n'
gressional District. The poor old "ar-ho''o
has no option-he must take Fernando' l's.
in silence, kiss his royal hand, and DO thanA'di
for the privilege of political existence under ~
pure and honest master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

The Hon. James I. Brady, in his REMARKS
before the Seymour Association on MonaaS
evening. said: "Southeru as | have been poo
litically in battling for the rights of the South
in reference to tho question of Slavery, 'na
every other, he would say that the South on
leaving US at the particular time che did, aiu
so without the slightest pretense OF Ju'tih'''''H
or excuse"
Pretty lucid, this. apd complete 'atfv"a'&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
To Advertisers.

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circulation
# nswsrsper in this country II not In the world 1t
taken BY the enterprsng mechanics merchants and
manufacturers throughout all the loyal States and business
men IN this city who dee to reach those classes can do so
quite eectusly by advertising in TIKI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price 81 line Advertisements for this weeks issue must
b handed In TODAY
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HusDsuAgTKRs SixTY.NrHTH REGIMENT, !
Ew.YoRK, Oct Is, 1862.

Capt JoHY DUFFY-Dear 30; re, 10 undef
dersgnsd brother officers, hail with much pleasure the an
Of your in connection with tho represents
ton OF the With District OF tie City Of New Yofk in the Con
sre tho United States and hereby soci. in your favor all
tho friends Of tho old 9Th together with every true love
Of the old Union and flag Of the Republic residing In the dis
ct knowing do shs In your election the Union Cause
will secure able advocate unaOchns ard firm friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
FRIDAY, Oct. 81.

FRIDAY, Oct. 81
Canandaioua Hon. b. T. BRUCE, Hon c. A. PHELPS
.4ubyn-Wx CURTIS NoYEs, Hon. DENNIS MCCARTHY
Binohamton-HgSRY J. RAYMOND. Hon. A. J. HAMILTON
Jamss,ova-Gen. JoHS CoCHRasR, Hon. H. Il. STANTON.
Mount sforyi.-THos. G. ALyoRD. DR.. JAS. C. JACKSON
Svracu,s -CHAs A. BaIGGs Hon. JANIS WADswoRTH,
HoRACK GREELEY
Ringston-Hon. d. S. DICKINSON, Hon. IL A. FOSTER
Brooklyn.-Hon. LYMAN FIREMAN..
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THURSDAY, Oct. 30.

THURSDAY, Oct 90
Cooperstorn.--WN. CURTIS NoYEs, esq.
Lyons-DKsSIs MCCARTHY, Hon B. +. BRUCE.
Horneilsrile Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND.
Olean-Gen JOHN CocHRASs Hon II. B. STANTos.
Loekpoyt-C. A. PHELPS. Hon. A ]. HAMILTON
Donsrille.-THos @. ALvoRD, JANIS A. BRIGGs, esq
Brookyn-Hon. JAMES WADswoRrH Hon. HENRY A. Eos
TER.
Otoeoo-HoRAcR GREELEY.
Nes. Yo,s-Hon LYMAN TRxnArS. john X PORTER.
Penn Yan-Dr JANIS c. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
Union War Meetings 10 be Held.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct o.
Places Speakers.
Naturalization. JANIS a. BRIGGS.
Reehsster.-Hon. c. A PHEIrs, Hon. JAS. WADswoRTH.
BugaIo.-Hon. II. J. RAYMOND, Hon A. J. HAMILTON.
Csnes.o.-Hon B. F. BRUCE, Hon. TBos. @. ALyoRD.
Cazsnopia.-DKSsIs MCCARTHY, HORACE GREELsr
Seneca FaAs-Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER.
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SATURDAY, Nov. I.

SATURDAY nov l.
Middlstor,n. II. }. RAYMOND, Hon. A. j. HAMILTON
Dunkirk.-Hon. JAS. WADswoRTH, Hon. ii. B. STANTON
BaM.-THoxAs g. ALvoRD, Hon. 3. +. BRUCE.
Bgfalo.-Gen JOHS CocHRASE.
Euenvie-Hsn. HENRY A. FOSTER, Hon. Gso L. FIERCE,
Hon JAS. GRAHAM.
Rems-NM c. N0Ygs, esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Gorernor..........JAMES =. WADSWVhA
For Lieutenant Governor l. lyman TkEMAlN'
For Canal COmmsssione,. OLIVER LADCE'
State Prison Inspector. .ANDREAS WILLns s
err Of Court Of 5ppeol,. CHARLES HUGHES.
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mo copprspOyDENTS.

No rotc. esn he taken OF ANONYMOUS Commnncs'ions;
Wh,tever intended for insertion muss Dc
by the name and address, of the writer-lo. 0
Notification bu, as sgusrsnty for his good ihta.
u c.nno, rde,tsxe 10 return rejected Commune atlohs
M h,ns Is,,ers Tor this once should be addressed to
.TaK tribune" New ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

last NIGHT in the Ixth Congressional District There
ought not to be shadow Of doubt OF h'' triumphant
election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
TTER1S.

While the boys were home for the holi-
days, gentleman passing the gate Mt
Winchester college. stopped and inquired
ola bright looking lad. "What they did
in hereH The urchin looked up, scan
ming his interrogator's face a moment,
and then with wicked leer and know
ing wink, replied, 'sThey tan hides, sir '
One Of the rcadiest replies We have
heard lately was made by an Irishman
A gentleman travelling on horseback down
east, came upon an Irishman who was
fencing in a most barren and desolate
piece of land. ''What are YOU fencing in
that lot for, Pot?" "AHd sure YOUR
honor, wasn't fencing it to keep the
poor bastes out of it3"
A sailor, calling upon refiner in the
city, asked him what might be the value
Of an ingOt of gold as big as his arm.
The refiner beckoned him into back
room, aud primed him with grog. He
then asked to get the ingot ooh" said
Jack. 81 haven't got It yet; but Pm
going to Melbourne, and would like to
know the value of such a lump before |
startI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
Ayers Cathartic pills.

10
j been taxed their utmost ia. prpd1co this 6Sstl
most perfect purghtiye which u known 10 MINI In
Vulnerable proof are shown that these Pills have
virtues which surpass in excellence the OriIfnSry
~ ana that they win uupreccientedly upof,
ITO take, but powerful to cure Their
properties Stimulate the vital q fs iei
I S5e o. tt5 organs, purify the
hpmor! which breed and grow distsh1pSF ItifnniSfs
% dtslrdered organs into their haturllao-
whole system. Not only 40 they cnre tiie IN,
complaints o. every body, but also Formidable ani
dlSsasSs that have banned Tho best o. bu-
man sknl, While they produce powerful 5efferfa
they arc at the sae time 81 linihit III &c. ~,
safest and best physic that can 90 employed lfoF
~. an, so pleasant to
risk Of harm: Oures have been made Vifeii siiE5S:
Seslsl not by men Of such
Piston 81 untrqth. Many eminent ciereynlef, AMI
have lent thblt names to eoFfify 10 Tie
80 sls ne me Of Their c0hVictlon that
my Contribute immensely "a fie raifSfs
o. ny ny etle s9 sglidripg =
american Almanac, containing dIrecffons for
Their use and eeEtiheatSS OF their cures 81 do ii
owing eompAtntss- 80 rs + - = 2
Dtopsyi Heartburn, Headache arising roma foui
stomach. Nausea IudigesttOni Morbid Inaeffon ~
Ens eia sna PAIN aTisiRg therel FlatplelcY,
Los OF Appetite Au 'uleer0us aud Cutane bi5s
ea9e5W hich require an oVReaAE meilifIne S6TSinIa
eE hi9s ~. They alsQi BY paFiE ying the blood
A99 sum the Sy9ten, cure many Complaints
GInen tt would not be euppcsed they e6tIfi M
Sueh ~ Deafness. pRFti l3findnos 81 ~,
Nervous perang omelts n thS I3Ter md
Cont, and other kindred complaint aFising
sEoa 9 low state g the bpy or 6bbtFuetiQ II is
Do not be put OF byf upprincipled dealers With
iolle other PM they make more profit on All i1r
AEERs PIt1s, and take not SIS6s No other tisv
can give yoa compares with ti 10 its vSiSa
e bon eEs The sick want the hest al
there e 4ot them, and they shoui1 haSeit
Prepared by pg. ]. q, AVER
F4RetieaE qnd ApqIytie5 Lsi5.s1 n.
"a q ", Fl9 iipxRs F1g S1s
Sold BY A. g. GOOD 8 O1y and BY an nr =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

LocusTs.-The open country and the
woods west and south of EiWood are lit
orally filled with locusts, in numbers innu-
meFable, and OF vorucitys indispensable.
They Gil the air with loud and monOto-
nous song, and sit in regiments and bat
he tsader leaves 81 WbrOb they deyohr,
The farmers nre aPPreheusige that they
will do great damage to the ctOPs@ISt. 10.
seph No Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
BALTIMORE
Commercial G lIege!


FOUSDEp, 1854
sLOtCATR d
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes.sts..
BALTIMORB, MD.
HIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
y prosperous and honriahing condition. Twice dn.
ring the last two years has It been necessary to Obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of thS IN.
cEeasng number Of students, representing nearly
It now occupies one OF the most conspicuops and
1eslItpy located buildings in the city The rooms
arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered 70 vo,Is
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for tic
zhoTotgh Practical BHsi,iess Bdtieatio,, nrs
In any particular, by any similar estal.
l'snnspt IN the United States: 81. 3 -. -
..' Il. X. LOSlER,
FF1nc1pal-Lecturero on the Science Of Aoeounts Conn
sfal,s meEeeS Businesa Oustpms, etc.
j. N. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Book-Keeping
ana Commertcnl Calculations
II. II. DAVIEs, "a
Associate T PF9fs1seE q Bookkeeping.
Professor q, an,,S n: 9. 10: Johnson,
tss y, = 3. T.WIILIANS, ESQ, "a - ~
Lecturero on MercantlaI Law 81
REV. II. YBATBS REESE, D, H..
E Lecturer on Commercial Rthiog
TRUSTEES.
non ne: ksnnsdyi4 Hon yOshpe yauant,
50ni E 4I swami VIM u. Keig6ler, Esd,
The College Is provided with 1 Comm Iibr,,v
o. expressly for the use Of the Stu
Each Student has desk to himself aud Is sepa
There being no vacation during the year. sudsnts
Thetime usual yFeuufred Eoeon,rtot n, al, 80
from to II weeks 5Fi5 20
ADIFIoNA ig awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamsnfei CirenIar. e,n
tatning upwardsof SIX soU4RR 1EET, az
And Interior View of the College vaFioIiS
pennlahAhfp, &c., sent BY mil
lTee ~ charge, accompanied with T,ii
PaEsle1l aFa' address Elk; L6sIER
Ef1ltiTa0Sp M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
arlg CUTE llgenret,
RETIREAIEET,

$40 ID, 49, = 80 : - LIE -
A shady and sequestered spot,
To mediate alone,
Where foot of man aPProacheth not,
Untrodden and unknown;
Alittle brook TO sing to me;
Some simple flower TO smile;
The shelter of spreading tree;
The gales of heaven the while
To. ian me as they mUrmur near;
These would meier resign,
To call the proudest portion here,
With all its glory, mine.
Poor world! Thou art a generous SOU
Allselhsh though thou be,
To sip the forth Of pleasures bowl,
And leave the draught to me.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
39stt.-t. ~ ing Rail Road ~

ars#
&s -. -
AN AND AFTRR MONDAY, May 18th, 1852, pas-
(snndays exeeptedO =
70 % A. ~ mai main, STOPPING at all stations, ar
rive rive g PlttsbuFSh ct S:2o r. ~, anil
82 =. n. Express Train, stopping at all stationS
arrives at Pittsburgh at 500 P. n,
lO'lS T. u. Express Tran, arrives at Pittsburgh at
22O A. 81. and Cleveland at 9:15A. 81.
iIRETURNTNG rTRAINS
LeaNs Cleveland at 9s2s a. u. and 6:l5 p. 81, ar
rive at Bridgeport At 4:56 z. NJ and 4:6S A M
Leave Pittsburgh o. 100 A, ~, C;00 a. 81. and
iS9 Z. NJ arrive Ct Bridgeport at 4:b4 A. A., -
Connections are made as FolIoVVss
At PittSburgh with Pennsylvania n! n. for IIarris
burg baltimore, Washington, Phiia.
delphla, New York and Boston. y
Cleveland with Cleveland q T0led r. Il. for Sam
t-tis dnssy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
~ al pointsi In the NORTH YEsE.i with
ChicagO and the NORTH lVEsT viii
| p ~ - Cleveland & Erie r. K. for Erie Dut,.
q = kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls Will,
Cleveland. Columbus 4 CineInnati Tor
SFestlne, Delaware Columbus aud
At Hudson with the q 2. Z ORR. for CuyahoEa
-,. ftalla, Akron, Aillersburgh and Woes
At Alliance with P. Fl. W. & @. R-lt. for Canton,
esl ia Massilon, Wooster, Salem, BhOn, CO.
At stoubsnyills With b 6. c. Line and Al BntIAI5
with Q. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark, Columbus, XenfR, Dayton, InII-
Ian alapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
L. g. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion T4eketst to Pittsburgh and return $3,76
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West. North
aud Rast can be procured at the ofice under M
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts Will be made at lowest rates "a
any point accessible by this road and It's
20 the East, North, West aud Northwest at o6ice
under NJ Lure House, rwith Ft. Agent az Bridve.
port station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent
p za stt5 JOHN CHAP9dAN,A Agent, b
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. - y
2 Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket AR't fsls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
Missouri Mining Company

1ASO1 SOEUGS4.E 6O. tSSQ3 1851
CAPITAL sToCEk..... 10000
fI5NHISy COMPANY Is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
a pose Of advancing the great mining interestsI
onr state: We do. not profess to he governed by
purely philanthropic motives In initiating this el-
tUrprtse We believe that the stock can b. made TO
Jay large dividends, and at tho sano time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
THloptng and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the use of five times the
nmotint Of our capital invested In any other business
WI shall mako the office of our Company a ttm-
plete mining bureau of the mineral resource the
State. We have power under our! charter u Iur.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever l.CaicI in
Missouri Great inducements will be offered to cap
lIhIlsts and mining adHenturers, who desire TO pur
Stlse and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send US statement
OF the same, describing the kind of minerals on their
the number Of acres the and the low
esS cash price they are willing to take for said lands.
I'VE shlll work only such mines as pay largely, but
snail opan and prove most Of the lands We sell Tie
Looks for subscription to the stock open at
TUG once OF the Company, Main street, northwest
CORNER of Locust, over Merchant Bank, entrance
no. q Locust street. AllYhe feel interest in this
business, aud have money, viii do we'll to call and
sn6scrlbe. Those wishing stock living out Of the
city, can Gecure II by enclosing ten per cent ofth
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
D1REoFoRs;
hhSsgEy l z; Bacon Esq2 Matthew Butler Esq7
g 969sp, MA, LatilEop, fsq, >. y. Lynch, Esq.
5 4 =; Y; y S1ogy' Esq, Joseph Payne, Esq
4, Henry D. Bacon, L. v. Bogy.
u. BuTLE1, Treas ALFRED CLAPP, Pres't
The above prospectus has mp to this date been
nNblishedtD only one Of eur leading papers for ten
I9ys 80 extra efforts to get stock taken have been
neGs Of the enterprise that over two hundred tOus
anu DOLLAR Of the stoc has already been taken. We
WOULD briefly state that the shares arc $25 each, paid
~ null without furt6 liability; transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends IRE received.
any peTson having money to spare cam by the Pur-
make an fnvestmontthat will pay largely, and bold
stock that into cash without less
Al communications TO tho President promptly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

The present critical state Of Ruropeap nfalrg viii
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written neWs.Items
crude organizations and flying rumOrs Of tho daily
!o9rnal and the pondeFouB tome OF the future hls-
tOran written after the living Interest and excite
ment OF tho great Political evontS OF tho time shall
have passed away. II is to these Periodicals thar
reliable history Of current events and AZ sncI, n
addition 10 their wei established literary scientic
and Theological character, urge them upon tle
confederation Of the reading public =. -
The receipt. of Advance Sheets from the
British blnhels gives additional value 10 these
~ tnasmueh Hsstheyfan NOW placed iu
the hnns Of subscribers about as soon as lie orfvi
nal editiOns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

pA1uASs
!, A. n MoRTLBY, ESQ.,, Of Ufrca. ". ,,,5,s.. tT
have used your Pictorial Inysclf in INV flmii1 aver
since you invented It, and believe It the best tejf
CLne LGF " purpose ever put out With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a. bottle
tnsn no "itnoutit OF take any other remedy.7
Group, WhoopIng Cough, Innuensa.
sPRlNo5rELD, MISS, Feb 1885.
Y 5S SF remedy We possess for the cure OF
children. We of your fraternity In the s6iifb an
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our people. ss HIRAM C0NESLIN Nj n 4
AMOS LEE, ESQ.,, MONTEREY, a. yyrite-. Al IN,
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el; nnally tried your ectOTdI by the advice 81 our
clergyman. The tlrst dose relieved the Iorenes In
my throat ana lungsi le8s than half the bottle
made me completely we'll Your medicines the
TEEN yCu Doctor, and your medicines, as the poor
mans friend" III n =, n -.
Asthma or PhthIsic, and Bronchitis.
WEsF MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1885,
,,,5t a9ut e. performing marvel
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curing man who has la6ored under an afection Of
HENRY.L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. "A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., A1n1oN. MONROE On Tow,
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We night add volumes OF evidence but the most
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found its effects upon trial.
q Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has over been known
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those the CHeFry Ieet0Tut aorJls rslef and comfort
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DOCTOR ATER, LoEEGL j feel II duty and d pleas.
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We do your skill fof She has recovered tl,St o
not yet as strong she used to be- bnt a Fee
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= ila.5l ORLANDO SHELBY, OF siiEtBlYyTtrE.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!

I,s.s DALuNoRs March 2sth, 1864
w Z would call the attention Of buyers to our
w present very desirable stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
which We now erfOr riO at The lowest eaah prices
NO name in part:
English and American Pant Stuffs,
many Of which are suitable tOrtho lothing Trade"
ENGLISH AMERICAN PRINTS ~ VARIETY
Grey stun Goods, Persian Deafness and Fancy Drras
Goods for adles large lne Of Bleached Shirtinks;
AartPsES strpsd Shifting, Corset cans, Drills, Ger.
man Linens, and a variety OF Bleaehed aud Brown
Irish Linena, uuekabReIGs, CFashes, DamasE, Co. ia
Aha, 9, 40 II and ia BoAched shso Inx5 Pebiseb.
ttAry PlAtdS and Plaid aud Striped OADahures &c
DEAN, CRADLE Z co.
lEPORTGEg AND JoBREEs,
No 238 Baltimore ST
Near Charles ST., baltimore Nd
p. S.-A general assortment Of j q r. COATg3,
SFOOb COITON. fnh31-SmS
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TRANSPORTATION.
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OFFICE on THR Q. 9 D. 5R.7 R9CO

RH8EIFNO, 29th March, 1862, m
Disruption OF BusINssS on TfIR BGiTI-
III MOhB Z OHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
aiStng thoRQug reconstruute the brealEs In the
tIaGk ana bridges Of + cir road under Government
AID having resumed their tonnage trans
Poftatiou VIII, on aud alter Tuesday, the ist Aprl,
slH Snrse lepBef Trains aS follUITB-tho poad DO
MAN Train, WIl1 Leave wheeling at $50 p NJ Ben
wood q 40s20 AI.s arrive at Eaitini0rS at r. NJ
BenWood a. $50 A. A., WheaItnga SEQ A. NJ
Wheeling and Cumberland Aecommoda alton Train,
VIII leave wheeling 1t 1e.20A. NJ BguWo0d at 1850
A. Mi arrive at Cumberland At 9sS5 p. n. 80
At Wheeling At $40 L. ~ !
-ftyisae'@ W. p. SMITH, Master TfansportRtion.s
I. q: COLE, General Ticket Agent
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BRINETELD, MAss., Dec. %, 1855.
DAD. @. AYR: 1 do not hesitate to
say the best remedy i have overfound
for Coughs, HOaTseneSs, Influenzn,
aud the coneOnitant symptoms Of d
Cold ts your CnERRH PEcFohGI. Its
constant rRe in my practice aud my
family for the last ten years ltas
shown It to possess superior yirtueS'
for the treatment OF these COM
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