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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
GROVER & BAKER'S
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
u THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL.


"a sI THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL VS.,
Ever Awarded to Sowing IIaChinss in Illinois.
TtIHEsE Machfnea we're awarded the HlebeSt T1rs.
l mIuns, over all competitors, for the Best Pan.
ny Sewing Machines, the Bsst Manufacturing Ma.
eh'nel and the Best Machine Work, the following
STATE FAIRS, of1s63;
New YORK State Fair, ff-.fttNs- r1
FIRST Premium for fAlliIy machine. .Gfr -ils4l
81 First Premium for doubie-threAd machine. s5,,,
~ EiEst PEsPiuR for machine work. ss, -,
First Premium fog family machine Ez.,- -.uIs.,4
FIRST Premium for manufacturing machine. u
tiFss Premium ioF inrse1aai9s Workjn,a vJt
g First Prenium,FO family makhInS.a ,ui - d,
First Premium for manufacturing machine. al
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan State Fair,
Pin0PFemiaa 6f family iiIaehine.
N First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium f0r machine work
Indiana State Fair, ilJ &c. GOT : il4- O. " r. y
4 first premium for machine for Al purposes. ~
,r t,i[st PEenlIn for machine work. =; -
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
RirSt Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Pair, i4als 81
First Premium for machine for All purposes. .... II
z First Premium for machine work. IN
PeDngylEAnia State Fair, -. a. .r....r --3. -if
Pirst Premium for manufacturing machInes. ..issi
Ohio State Fair, HlDss3E1 iTIII ~ H. '-'''
First Premium for machine work. sna
dad at The JfOiLotDiHg. County Fairs: -''''
OtnCbenoen U0f VIZ agricultural Society,
First Pteminm Tor family machine ,i.I
. FIRST Premium for manufacturing machine -
Ftrst Premium for machine work. 3FF77-'F Il :
ChAmplain VAliey,Vt Agricultural Society,
Hlrst Premium for family machine u "a u
ftrst Premium for manu- featuring machine A.
First Premium for machine work
HAmPdsn Goa Mass a gTicuIturaI Socistyy
Diploma for hmily mAchins. n. n, - y
EtPloma for machine work, II
Franklin Co., N. Y, Pair, 7fA- .fsG1b
Ir Etrat Premium Tor family machine ,
First Premium for manufacturing machine i'''''
Queens C' n. ", Agricultural Society
First Premium FOR family machine b.g.
lNHa9hinGt6n OoS EgN.IFarJ u 9dr
First Pr0mi, m for family machine 90 80
Saratoga Co, MY, Fair, 7i.
: First Premium for family machine! .,5.,,y.
MeehAnic'S Institute, Pa, Pair
FIRST Premium for machine for ali burposes 50 N
First Premium for machine work. ~ 20 f'Hal r
The above comprises all the Fairs at which the
GROVER I. BAKER MACHINES were exhIbItei
this year. At nearly all OF tlo the ieadIng RsIng
Machines were In competition. N -T5TFTIS icy
The work made upon the Grover Baker Sewing
Machine has resolved the FIRST Premium Al gyerV
stStS HaiE In the United states where It has been
exhibited to this date. Fairt 9tf iatGa
Sales rooms 1C5J< Main st., Wheeling, W. Va.
l.Lo,y, 200. ..,.l Jos. M0DONAL
1N'"N-0H General A gent
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TRUSTEES SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PURSUANCE OF AN oRDRR Of the OireuIt
4 Court Of Ohio county, made on the 12Eh day of
January lse4 APPolntlng me trustee In he room Of
Jona aOollCeh (now deeeased) in certain decd Of
trust dated August 2sth 1859, recorded In the then
made BY Charles A. sWAFtE for the apRTp6SSs men
IS9eG ~ the said deed OhAIl Monday, January
CHARLES A. SERrtE, Monroe StrsSt IN ne cItT ~
MheelinsI pressed 70 ECU for cash the good and
shatlS q tho said sEart4 mentioned aud dtsgribed
81 ~ 40 aSSa Of trust. 3. DAY, st@I
- yaht4-tS. ~ 10 TFuStse 7
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SALE OF VALUABLE PAPER
MILL. AND DWELLINGS, -
M I'LL be sold at therIrOnt door Of the Cont
Nv House OF Ohio COUNTY on the first Monday Of
February 1868, &c not previously sold at private
sale, Lots Nos. aud 10, with the buildings and an
PurtenAnces thereto eougipg, known az the Phoenix
Paper Mill, corner Of Water and Second streetS
Centre wheeling. 1852
can be obtained by applying to j. 3. Dickey, Al
Peoples Bank or to the undersigned.
dee20 I'd li-zioPrss't. OF NJ ii. EF =. Bank.
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VERY DESIRA BILE ESTATE
FOR SALE. TT

VERY DEsIRA BILE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Tue undersigned, deSiTous OF closing mp his busi.
\ meas with = view Of Spending his time In the
country offers for sale the following desirable real
estate, to wit: N ~ 80 cay fIt
The lot and warehouse corner Mulberry. Alley and
Main street, now occupied by I. Sweeney L Son.
This warehouse Is four stories hiSh slate roof and
u very substantially built. tA - i-fI
AlsO lots No. and 4 in square O. fronting on
HateF street. between Monroe and Mulberry Alley,
on which Is erected two story frame dwelling
Corner lot No. 100 on south side Zane street, RaSt
Lott 10. s,79. So 81, ssslp7 and los, situated ia
North Wheeling, corner OF Main and Mcclure streets
being former residence OIL Jonathan Zane aFL
Lot No. SO, east side OF Main street. on which
Il erected = three Story brick dwelling
Lots No. 10, II, Island q, With four (4J two story
frame dwellings on part 81 lots No IS and IL, stu
Ated on West street, North Wheeling t,tUi
One-hAlf Of lot No. IS, east side OF Main stI eet
EtuAted between Washington and Adams stree;s
with good two story brick dwelling house. il5 ~
Lots Ne, ~, 10 aud ~ feet Of No. As on west aide
Of Main street, corner Of Main and Third street
Centre Wheeling. NHiHH 'iGEJ Ii'I
North half OF lot No. II, on 9th street, between
Monroe and Union street with small brick house.
Any OF the above property can be purchased at
private sale on or before the hrst Monday OF Pebru-
aIyi 1854, at which umO the romAindBF will be
offered at public auction at the front door OF the
doe29.td = '''N '' r r SWEENEY
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the u,o,,
q nScest9Ey regulates % promote eonnubIhl hapDi
hie becomes weary pilgrimage; Tie prospect hour
" dArkenS to the view; the mind becomes ShadoWed
win despair and filled With the melancholy refec
with our own HN''--'' WI sH'eu
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE

When the misguided and imprudept vDtarv of
pleasure hndg that he has imbibed The seeds Of mi
painful disease, It too often happens that 4 lItmsd
et4e o. sh9meI or dread Of diHcoYery, deters him
rom applying to those who, from education and
sPectaolty, can alone befriend him. deIaJ ing I'M
e9ps;tationAl symptoms Of this horrid disease
t9elf appearance such ~ liberated sore throat
dlseaSed nose, nocturnal pains IN tha 6Sad and
nDS' dlmneaS OF light, Deafness nodes on the shiu-
and arms blotohos on the head ACE and eT
progressing with frightful rapidty tl At
last the palate OF the mouth or the boeS ofhe noEs
IN and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
nSrE1d OBJECT Of COMMUNICATION, until death puts
10 e! Nthat Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller retuFnBn ma l7tT5si tt'SS-l '-'N's ~
Y y nGLaReholy fact that Thousands fall victims
~ terrible disease owing to the unskilfulness
81 ~. snoE5nt PretendsFs, Who BY the use OF that
DsGety toleoH, AeTcUTy, ruin the contribution aud
make the residue OF life. miserable. -
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply

- SSUlll -
,Lz.,- OF WHEELING, VA. -,
CAPITAL. @l5O. 900
3.u z..ru.al DIRECTORS ta,sllE -
John Reid, q John B. Miller, Geo. K. Wheat,
= o. AendeL John Zeeekler, Sam Mcclellan,
9. Y: IranIheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex, Laughlih.
NnLrls COMPANY having been duly Organised, are
prepared to take risks 6t fair rates on buildings
OF al Kinds, merchandise, manufacturing establish
V%1sntS, tuEniture Steamboats, and eargoes on the
western rivers and lakes, and also on the liVOG 81
persons for a term of years This Company ofIers
superior ENDORSEMENTS tosfRrmeFa whereby! they can
20 or three ysAEa reduced rates This be-.
ing nome Institution, composed Of some ninety four
stoekholderap most OF whom are among our best bu-
sess men, recommends itself to the favorable CON:
sdeIaaoh Ofths inSnTing public and. SoiieIts their
Y a ISfstss @ IA a u CXLQ
APpIieasioas for insurance will be promptly at.
tehded % by the SSeretaFY.q r. Il asnItit
once, Mo- 1 MeIure Hours, being mo same for
merry occupied By Adams Express Company. ~.
g 59a EL:I REID REsEdeit SsS''' sI,
MO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. oma.,
no. Mcclure House, being the same sieeI forfieffy
occupied BY Adams Express Company. 90 april
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jim 8 URRNGE
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BIZ
T. 81 Ss5JJ b b d

TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BIZ
T. 81 SUI b b ID
iaaiilq- AGAINST ALE CONTINGENCIES.
HI ONE INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
II New York-F1RE AND INLAND.
oAsz o1IrTEL leyssy dollar paid 900 900 90
AlseIs 1st july 1868 ,SSI 949 g.
The largest Cash Capital for the amount at rsk q
any ONCE In the United States.
NOHTINENTALINSURAHCE COM
~ RANfI of the City otNbR York.
Iss!is 51l Ias, go sHS g g g
IsEVEHTY-RIHR percent gof the nett profits dc.
eiaFed 70 Policy Holders annually, in which the
assured participate without fnsurring any riBk.
OK @ U RITsY FIRE INSURANCE
y fooARAAY, Of AsW YorkE-TF1REAGDilN INLAND.
CASH oAPIIAL (paid 600 %
Assets LIST August I6ol61 70
Three oufths OF the nett profits declared 10 Policy
FIFTYIlVE PER oENT.O Of Earned Participation
FEelia3s for the year ending August, 1858
MUTUAas s1IIREiINsURANcTo COM
1AAtPAhfs 81 Nav York. .;.g1iuai. 400
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company n the United States. = -. =,
A9ses Re6fuAEy lists ,2Sopod
6as Sgsis; e thts Company + e9udps.ed the
me s1tiEU suTpluss DEDUoTINq NECESSARY TX
PEAskS ,AtIsoAR; being RQUITABLY DIVIDED
RoRTY-RIYE GENTS A WEEK win insure 8, 600
on the life ofA man aged so.
RQL1QlE viii be Issued upon the most reasona-
MES for Wheeling aud vicinity aud Iossss pFonptiy
adluAted and paid, On bpplieRtiontb $40
= Wa PETERSON, gent &.
sSnT ss eaih street, next door % y. 4 n Bank.
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YOUNG MEN

induged in when alone, habit fFe0neptiy isSTnsJ
from eVil eompRnionB, or at school, tho efiectS Of
Which are nightly felt when a6lsop and il moi
both mind Gnd body, should apply iraruediGteIS
L ~ my 9 pity that young man, the hope Of his
eounITy' the darling Of his parents, should be
SPsIchea from all prospects, aud enjoymeuts Of lie
y the consequences Of deviating from the patti Of
nasaEe and In certain secret habit Such
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AAsAlA1s--u ol1slH tuEf HoooiYod nnOf6S1I-S----ss
~ q RFaHa Ala ptAsr eolqEsd TrsTSlint ~ I
t,3sssp4aF p'HlgoI1 q P56s1, )
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, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses ali those who have injured them.
selves by improper indnlgengenee and solitary hat.
lts, Hhieh ruin both body and mind, nnattinE them
tTHE91 are some OF the sad 0ud melancholy OBJECT.
produced by early habitS of youth, YfEs EWeakneSs
Of Slight, Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitaton OF In
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabiiity Derauge.
mept oithe Digestive Functions, General DebIIty
Symptoms of CopSumptloph 40 n IN. -,
MENrAL1H.-Fhe fsSrfn1 eHeets on the mind ara
much 70 be dreAded-LosS OF Memory, ConfuSIon of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits. Evil RorbodinEs Aver
tdity, &C., are some OF the eVIlb produced.
1AoUsAhDs OF persons of'alll 6Reb can now Judgs
u ne cause Of their deflini9g health iOSi6E
eH'aeiAted, having singular appearnnce about lhs
eyes, cough and SymptOms OF consumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
MeTcHFy or Nduseous OTUgS.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member o. the Royal College q Surgeon, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
The United States, and the greater part OF whose life
has been spent In the ho5pitil5iof london, Paris
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected come Of
many troubled with ringing in thu head and ears
wien asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, being alarmed at
sudden eoundBi bashfulnetS with frequent blushiug
cured iulrnedfRteiY ~ '-Hf- ~ y 11sTFE
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TRusTER,s sALE

DY 7irtGe q q dssd 81 trust executed by HbEh5
ID HiehoIa on the 18th day Of March, 1859, HnS
In Book s. PAgS 5T2, and also by other deed oGTuSt
bearing date the I'D day Of prl 1859 and 0tFeoOrd
= tss Va is ~ al a ne 1.-THE Gour
House. the third Monday In January 1854,
the following property. Wig: Lots NO soi los, q,
and s, and half Of Lot No. So % In the First Ward
Of the city Of Wheeling, .fr., L.. s.s-
Aud at the same time and place piece OF ground,
end Of Union street, 0Rgths wharf, formerly known
a. the Ferry House. .--..4.sr. 47.,., - 81
property IN Grahtn's addition % The city Of Wheel
inR On Quincy srtSt, part Of Lot No 81, being IS
feet more r Lo,, part Of t9t No e. being g
81 Lot No %, Centre Street, which is we'll Inn
proved and at present occupied by hrs. Mccullough,
and ~ IN " Ee't hSsli9g north half
ZAISo, At the came time and plaee, 1IeSe Of Land
containing Va acres surface, With coal privilege
Of 80 AcrtG. SAId land Is bounded on the north by
CoSl Bun and on thS west by lands Of the Crescent
AlSo, At the same time Audplaoe, Ill shares Of
stock In the Belmont bridge Co, and II shares OF
1Ock In the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia. $50.
will also sell under the same desd Of trust on the
fourth Monday In January, 1854 10 the town or
houndaVille,, MAFEhAQ county, State Of West VIF-
BtniA. farm kn0EnaH the -Sockman Place. aitu-
ate IN said MGrshall eopnty, the WArers Of PiEh
Is six miles from Glen EaSton aud eight miles from
Cameron. sAid farm. viii be divided In parcals to
SUIT purchasers I..-.. EFUTT4rHt.EEuHtr d..
will also sell under the said deed Of trust on
Wednesday. the 9th day Of January, 1884 in the
towa Of MaEtInAsilIe, stats Of Ohio, in Belmont
county, the AAFtinsTi,Ie Ferry right and boat the
Cottage Hetel with two lots, No 1856 ald 1856. also
Lots No. l29 1870 and 13l all located In Said town Of
MaEtingVille. tul4f4 80 81 HatG q IFIa N''--
Terms Of sale-Qns third In oAah, the balance In
ak, Twelve and eghte months with iptefestj with
approved security and title retained pntiithe money
u paid stl ai. AsAl ,uilr n-F ~ ~
A'y of the above property will be sold At private
All persons indebted to the state Of Hugh Nichols
BY notes, book aeooantE, rents, Otherwise or To
the hrm Of al Todd = Co., viii call aud settle the
same, and any person having claims against the
estAte Of the said Hugh Nichols the hrni OF ]. 81.
Todd Co. will present the same for SETTLEMENT.
LllJtu - ssh 7tg 10 IsAAO Colts, Trustee H
Isaac Gotta IL fully authorized settle the estate
OF Hugh Nichols deceased or 10 sell and convey any
OF the above desc ibod property either At public or
private sAla, aud hAs my fnll consent thsTeto. i'
wrEErSo Dec 6th, Is6s-ts .l""t'+-' 1 U.s.
est. Clairsvllle Chronicle copy and send bill to
ms otnoe.I LlF. q. f...i4sHa5yo-i srri b. '.
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.BAl1IMOREEOC lR0@ITAL
~ ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE PROM
soUAcKBRY.-5o -
THBOMDIYRB ACE WHERE A
CURE Can BE OBTAINED.

q ~ .
nR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL Certain, speedy and only Rnsetlal Remedy
In the World for all Private Dtse-ses Weakness Of
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, I'm
potency, Geperal Debility, NeESOnsneas, DJ spepaia
lanEuoF Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, PalpIta.
fion a thG HeSFt; Tmidity, Trembling, DimnesS Of
Sight or Giddiness, Digeage Of the Head, Throat,
Mop d Skim AEeStf9n{P tha liver, Longs, stOm.
the Solitary Habits or YcutlthoS4 sEcEER and sol.
Itary practices moro fatalto their victims than the
song Of syreus toe Mariner3 Of Ulye:es, blightug
their mott brilliant hopes or AnteipAtionS, render.
ing marriage, &o4 impossible. i5a=A ~
; ;,.s =, I'll. 81. YOUNG MEN 49,
Especially, Who have become the victims Of solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
npAlly sweeps TO an untimOly grave Thousands OF
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might otherWBeI are entTanced lls-
tening kenateS, with the thnndeTB Of eloquenee or
walked to eestAey the living Tyre may ealI Nth full
Ss'Hi ~ ."las, MARRIAGE. i .-asela
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
dobiitS, dFIoFnitiSS Spesdiiy cured. Fs''is
q he who places himself under the care Of DR.. J.
may religiousIy oonfde IN his honor gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skin e. physician
fafiTsgO RGiANL0 fWEAKRFSS
Immediately cured aud Pull Vlsor Restored.
This pi1trssslg renders Life and
Marriage ithPOt5ible-is the penalty paid by the
too apt to commit eIceSssS from NOT being nnrs OF
the dreadful sOuBequenoaS that may enSIiO Now,
VINO IA9FF nhderstaRd1 the subject will pretend to
deny that the power OF procFeation Il lost sooner BY
those falling into improper habits than by the pri-
dent Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OF
eynptOh5 TO bOth body md mind aIiSG The system
becPm0I derapged, the Physical and Mental Func.
tons Weakened Loss Of PrOcreRtiVe Power Nervous
1rTttabilty, Dyspepsia, PGlpItAtIon OF the Heart
Indgsst ipn, ConstitutipuAl Debility, \ wasting Of
the RrSme Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
ONCE, No. South Frederick St.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
doors from the corner Fall not TO AbssrVS the
| Letters must be paid and contain n stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs In bis ONCE.
"A CURE WARRANTEDaIN TWO DAYS.
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IssED YszWEEEI.ING!Gw. VA
AL kinds Of shaRls, DruaseS, Ribbons, and eyery
description Of silk and Wooden Goods executed
i s3t 'h9fF g SPa on asenable tsrm5 .lGU
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~, ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
Cee many Thousands ,curod at this institution
StS.I H tef year, and the numerous important Sur
aSsa ~ th0 reporter OF the s'Sunn t.CIipper"
- NJ Gther PApersp notices Of which have HP
- 3Reln a9d again before the public, besides
ilty, = autieisnt guarantee 70 the aaiicted
p SKIN lplsEAsRs SPEEDILY cURED.
- 80 Letters received unleIS postpaid and COD
,sriti lamp To- be used on the reply. Persons
s9egla state gEss and send portion Of GdVsr.
'i'efnsnt describing SymptomG.
l.. JOHN N. JOHNSTON, MD,
!iH ofthe Baltimore I,6cls HoSpItSI. EsItip1ors.
1917! :. .-...-l 49, Maryland.
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fhe largest Cash Capital for the amount q Ti8k q
any ONCE In the United States.
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STRANGERS

ne. your lives oE health, to the care of many
80 ieuSe, nans or character, who copy Dr. John
advertisements, OF style themselves in the
PplS Of Curing they keep you trtHing month amer
tAAIng thetr hlthy and poisonous compounds,
~ = iSnB e tue hmalleGt lee can b5 obtained and
O'T S your own calling disappointment.
~. 'gl9.ton sthe only physician advertising.
c,sS4. SSt4eoentalg or diplomas always hang 10 bis
o,t.I S remedies or treatment are unknown to all
otstners prepared from Life spent in Tie great hos.
~ thetirst IN the country and more
IN the world. stfA1l tSsaef FhS ''e'A"
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COHTINENTAL-IN COM
" PANYIt Of the City otNeR York.
e!Sa c4Il%Al (alipSii id) y! ,OCo GO
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ON and Sfsr Monday night, fthS 1oth' Of August,
" the Passenger trains will be run BY the follow.
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q. AGAINRF ALL CONTINGENCIES.

LONE IHsURAnCE COMPANY, of
u New YoFk-FIRR AND INLAND,
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TRANSPORTATION. ,
Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad


o., ~ l., 4 Ilg,o Rtu1aIn 90
-GziEtEt e JVaEfifsi1 sTfffof. Aug. & 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-13
Fancy Goods & Notions
fecnding ssaiirOud.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
VI North-Nes for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Pott,,jl jllc Lebanon, Allentown, EaStou, dc.
Trains leave Harrisburg Tor Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottsvillr, and all Intermediate
Stations, at = \. NJ, AMI uO 4, NJ
New York ENpTc>S leaves Harrisburg AT 30 4. NJ .,
arriving al New York az | - the same day.
\ spe 'lal Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading st IL \, NJ, and returns from Harrisburg
at T., NJ
Fares from Harrisburg To New York IS Is ; to
Philadelphia - % and - So baggage checked
through
Returning, leave New York at A VI. l2 Noon,
tnd 4 NJ, (rjt,shursh ENpress arriving NJ Harris
bur. at > \. VI Leave Philadelphia at 5 10 \, NJ
and 30 4 NJ,
Sleeping ears in the New York Express Trains
throug IA L. aud from Pittsburgh without change
Passengers by the CsttaNt,,a Rail Road leave Ia
malut at = 5n \ NJ and ? ID +. NJ, iyr Philadrl-
luIa. New lurk. uud all Way Points
Train, leave PpttsNillc az 10 \, NJ, AMI $50 z.
NJ, tor philaiylI hia, Harrisburg and New York.
AuuccummudStlvL Passenger train leaves Reading
at uu \. NJ, and returns l.om rhiladelphla at 90
Nj,
. Al the above tra,ns run daily, sundays cs-
ctptvd.
A Sunday train leave, Pott,yilo at 7.1O 4 NJ,
aud Philadelphia Hf A.lJ 4. VI.
Communication, Mileage, Sla-ln, sui Excursion
Tickets, 40 ryiugvt Thty- tu aud irum all points.
30 Pounds baggage allowed cash Passenger
q. A NlCuLLS,
GvueTal Superintendent
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fiuTTtNWrT, IA.
TI'HE management OF this wc.hnown Hotel hav.
| ing been r'>umci by Nc-sr>. COY LE HERR,
Tie urcsrp, rulrrtors beg leave o inform the public
that the house i, now being thoroughly renovated,
rctttoi AMI irlryN ed with view to tie proper and
comfortable accommodation of those who may favor
the establishment with their custom. Gucsts will
receive due attention and courtesy, and no eNpens
will he spared that may conduce to maintain
hotel in trSt-cl,ss style
Families aul others desiring To soiourn in Harris
burg during the summer months, win find pleasant
boarding and large and wclventiated rooms at our
establishment, upon moderate terms.
SCOTT C0YLF
March %. 1862 j. GILBERT HERR.
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