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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
FAST LINE.

-I FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore
daily at,.. 6:lO p IN. daily at..,- 6:2O pm,
Arrive WaAhington-.l:
drRlton. .-.".. lO9OO Arrives
PArkenbuR $50 am. Harpefs F'y.R.SO
Snm6erlald 99g GumberlSndl2lSa.m.
hhIpeh Ferry I:l6 Grniton.-..-, $40 '
bsasltiinofe ...-l0tO Wheollne-....l0lO
VAN YAM ~ wv ila9 "Inoluding SundAyL
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
AESssse ts At 10 am ySsaSS yS1as'S eiyssP ei e. Pm
Grafton -...-... Las pm. Arrives
Parken6ury 40 Harper's F. .ISl am.
SgnmoetIand; g CumberlAnd-.l30
hhhIipets FSlZsS. am. Sifafton Laos pm.
i,slL,II b;sHtinloIe ..- s:Sl Wheollng.-.. SOS
.raSaIi MaN,n Sity. 90 Except Sundays,
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore
daily at,..-s:lO pm. daily At,...kS6 am.
Afriyes- Arrives WaSh'n oily-7lt6 Is
0fAIton .-2:20 Am. Arrives
Cumberland..7:4O " harperH Fly 100 I'm.
harper's 'yl2:tO +. m. Cumberland. .ESO
Winehesler.."2:50 Grafton.--...-.IisS0
Baltimore e.. ..b.0O Wheeling ~ I.II n n,
Wnsh'n CITY. y.-b:o0 eExcept SatnrdnyE.
Except Saturdays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with G. o. Il. r. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at....,.- $40 a. M. 400 p, m.
Tickets 70 all principal points In tho Eas,
West and Soutl.w west can be procured nj IN
CompanyS Office. y '--'
JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Tmuspo,ta,,on
Il. T, DEVRlES
nSI SelierAl Agent, Wheeling,
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" Goods, Watches Plated Ware, Cutlery.
&C., &c, TO be Eold, OHE DOLLAR for each Hr,
tlcle. GreAt Inducements to Agents. PLUM.
MEk 4 MoULruN, Is Marsha.l street, Bos-
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
IN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18th, 1857,

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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO E, R. COMPLY

oHFIcE RALT. d OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING. May {, lSt7.
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
passenger TRAINS WILL RUN BY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
MADAM F0Y,S
Corset Skirt supports,
MsoRLS SAs hstlast Gal q Es,tat ~ nom ns hal:

on Solomon RothschIld, ~ n I7ff7
PARIs, S:h April, 1854, 25 Rue Fanby, 81.
Honore,- you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 70 me here 30 bottles 0f your in.
dian Liniinont II you will send at the same
time the account, ] viii forward you tho
amount through Messm Belmont 4 Co,
New York.
Baron Solomon RothschIid having recon.
menhed 10 many OF his friends Major IANR's
LrNINENT, ~ they being dosirouA 70 procure
II, he should advise him 10 establish q de-
pot In Paris. tlETgIHa41
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such assilk, Mehno, and Alpaca Dresses,
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ten and upwards, for checks describing the
Foods, with ten centg for eacl check, and the
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present, worth nom s. " 500, accotIiIng 70
number OF names sent.
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Only One Dollar q Year /

Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
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address I0HNTURNER. Puhl!sher and Pro,
pfietor Rochester, New York.
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National Savings Bank Of Wheeling,
The Peoples Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
0FECE, No. 60 MAIN st., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received on depOlt. N.
teTeSt paid on special depositB.
Notes and bills discounted. ExchRpRa
bongntand sold. Collections At home or 1ron
abroad promptly attended 10,
John Reid, Christian H04,
Jonn Handlan, John Voclrler,
eaml J. B0yd, Richard Carer.
Andrew Wilson.
,o JOHN REID, PrOa't
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WANTElI-lOO Farmers TO engage In a
w business that will pay from 800 TO $3.50
per month from nnw until gpring. AdureSH
JONES BROS. Il CO., Philadelphia.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

wv IANTEp--AN AGENT-one chance In
w each town, worthy the attention Of an
active business man, 10 take the agency for
the sAle OF BKADSrRRET'R RuBBER MOULD
IsG AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied TO the
Sides, bottom, top and centre Of doors and
Windows The Eale " beyond any.
thing ever offered before 10 MI agent, and
frOm slO 70 S2i per day can be made, send
for agents circular. The tint who apply No.
cure u bargain, Terms IOr Moulding, cash,
j, Il. BRAIsST REEr 4 CO., Boston, Mas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
ReVolution in Trade,


r AIDES, you will be aStonished at the
IL value OF all kinds OF Goods sent by tue
well known and Justly celebrated arm OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
l4o Main Street,
Ata G Il. l..
FOR INSTANCE

That nsvof have been. nor never can:Oo. beat
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
la..,.:a. his STOCK OF ,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
AUCTION NOTICE.

Nc ". BWhe1cood, Anetloneer.
Notice IS hereby ;giren-to the buying pub
lie that the sales, ut auc ton heretofore con.
Quoted nightly, are changed to thrice per
week, viz: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights, at II O'Clock: =; -.
Saturday night to be observed as the night
for SPECIAL SALES of Clothing. ..r-.-...
As this very heavy stock Of Dry Goods,
clothing. hats, boots. shoes. &c, &c, is
bound 70 be closed out by private or public
sales by 1st January next, solicit all in
need of such goods to come forward and
look to their own interest, as the determine
ton is to sell without. regard to- cost The
parties concerned intending ITO remove to
New York to do business. .-.,- :.
ASH find it very troublesome to answer
the many Questions-to give fit Of cloths
ing. &c, while the auction sale is in pro-
gress, I have concluded to offer the stock of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats at
.&.Privte Sale a. auction Prices
for this.wcek, so as to give all a fair chance
to SUIT themselves So come up and change
your rainent- This Is important to Mer-
chants and Farmers. as will take In trade
Cotton or any produce Of the country.
NJ ". BYTHEWOOD, Auctioneer,
Auction House, Under Newberry Hotel.
NewbeGy G. III, S. Z, Oct. Both, 1857!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
To be- ON the .3rd Dec. 1851
A SALE. $50 I

-
' On TUESDAY. the third day Of Deeem
Der next, will sell to the highest bidder
my tract OF land lying south, and hye t5)
miles from Newberrg c. H., 5. =. Thern
are THREE HUNDRED l. FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, in the Tract. e.. If parties de-
sire il. I will divide the Land into.
SMALLER TRACTS,
60 as to suit each. This is known to be
the most valuable TRACT Of LAND Of
its size in this section Of country. large
proportion Of it lying in ORIGINAL FOR
EST, and so near Town that the WOOD
ALONE is WORTH THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS. Further, the. open lands are
in fine state Of cultivation, averaging
yield Of -, -,
20 bushels of Wheat, 145 bushels Of
Corn and7 bales Of Cotton, =:
weighing 400 pounds each, to each hand
besides bountifal supply Of PEAS, P0:
TATOEs, TURNIPS, MEiONS, &C. On
these lands there are 2 two-story dwelling
houses, and all necessary oNt.buildings, in
ciudiug Gin House and Cotton Screw, be-
sides New Settlements which have been
built for employees, since the war. ~
- These settlements are conveniently and
bountifully supplied with most excellen.
water, by Wells and Springs for family use
and branches for stock. ,.....F7 .r..:s
I viii sen, at the same time, on said
plantation, losof extra large and fine
Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, ...
:. e =
;r..>p Corn. Fodder, Peas, Shucis, hay,
Wheat and flour : ," =
Cotton Seed, Two 4-horse and One 2-hcrse
Wagons with Harness, .,
Carriage and Harness, Buggy Harness.
l Sess Blacksmith Tools, Farming Imple-
m, nts complete.
~ - Head and Fhrashes
and many other things, including all my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, DC.
! Oct 81 %zss HENRY H.&BLEASE.s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

CHARLESTON, Sc ~
4 RE AGENTS FOR W. Co. CLEnoNs,
n BROWNE & CO.'S SUPERIOR COT
TON GINS. These Gins have been exfeu-
siVely used by the Planters Of the State, and
have given great satisfaction. - 'I%
All Information viii be cheerfnlly given On
application, either by letter, OF throaeh
agents. -.
Sept. 4-336-3ri. :. ...->s.u, = .~:,.,!'I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Blue Stone! Blue Stone!

.s1r1s. lust received, > a large lot.
:. "A No. / Blue Stone,
Nv ~.. r. STEWART.
Oct % ~, ..>...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
e.. 8, Internal ReEeaae..

Notice is hereby :iven that BY the recent
changes made in the 3D. Collection District
ofthe State of South Carolina, by order of
9hel Secretary OF the Treasury, the two for
mer Divisions Of Newt,erry 'District. have
tbee,f consolidated; and to be known here
after as the 7tlf Division.
7 = For de above Division Ihave becu com
ui<Sioned to take ch'rge, as Asst. Assessor,
parties residing within the same will rrcog-
nffze me as such and make their returns ac-
cordingly. 80
Office on Law Range, North side Of the
Court House, : "a H:GsCaRWIN, .
Asst Assessor 7th Divi ion, =
k<.+7 ar;.s- = - = Sd Col. Dist: s. C.
/ ;Eewberty, S. &C., OCT. &, 1851. = 4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
# - zTF0F SOITTH CAROIINA A
- xEwBERRT DISTRICT.
20 n..e.n Ordinary of NeyherYy

~ Joha T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Ne~oesFy
whereas. Hagh Rodgers has applied 20
,.sfor Letters Of Administration on aH aud
rvnlar the goods and ehattels, rights and
e1eSts Of Thos. W. Montgomery, late OF the
Nsnfct aforesaid, deceased: .,
Tnese are therefore TO- cite and admopish
.nspa siaealsr, the kindred and creditors Of
eSa sid deceased, to be and appear before
- ei ear next ordinarys Cenrt for the
tasid District, ts be holden at Newbery Court
House, on tie 18th day os- Nov: next. 10
chow cause, If any, why tae said Adminissra-
Con shorld not be granted. =
Given under my hand and seal. this 4th
.d9y Of Nov, in the year Of eur Loro one
Nouxsnd eiehs hundred aRd sixty-seven.
John T. Peterson, o. N. D.
Toy. 6 IS q. 49,, Z.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
Estray Mule.

80 A DARK BAY MARE MULE left my
premises on the night Of the 18th inst. Said
Mule is about six years old ANY informa>
tioas concerning her will be thanEfully re-
..eeiyed. and . reward of Fifteen Dollars Civ
an fnr her recoYerr, J. A. MARS,
Oct. 80 A3 Near Liberty Etatfs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
.. HEvsEkRY DIsTRIcT..

sBy Jcha T. Paterson, Ordinary OF Neweerry
: District. -
Where's, T. G. Sloan & Susannah Har>
Nm has applied to me for Letters OF Ad-
:guinistratiou, on all and singular the goods
$nd chastels, rights and credits Of Miea!ah
Aaris, lafeof ihe district aforesaid, decd
These aIs therefore 70 cite and admouish
1n ana singular, ths Kindred aid creditors OF
yfhe said deceased. to be and appear oefore
Anne, ss our next Ordinary Court fort the sale
sn;ssrict 10 be holden n Newbery Court
<Hsuseon fhe lSh Of November inst, TO show
eease. IL any why the said Administration
should not be granted. -:
4aiSGivea under nay hand and Seal. this 4tn
Sdayos November In the year Of our Lord
zone shousand eight hundred and SIXTY"
ss.s.1Ess ,.sstss JOHN T. pETErsoN, o. \. p.
Nor. 8 49, ..- g.; ..:.';, g,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
sTATE;OF- SOUTH CAROLINA
xEwBERRY DIsTRicT'
nm John r. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newnery

mn John r. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newnery
District.
Wbereas, Isabella Birge has applied to
ma for Eetters Of Administration, ,os all and
slnRular the goods and cbattels, rights and
credits Of John s. Birge, late Of the district
Aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite aud admonish
sa and singular. the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased. TO be and appear before
No; asnarnex oriiasry' Court for the saio
psssrat. 10 be holden at Newbery Court
Houseen the 18th day Of Nov, next. 70 Snow
shculd not be granted. ,o.,
ESyers under my hand and Seal, this 3oth
NV of0ct inst Ia the year Of our Lord one
s6ousaud eight hundred and sixty-seFen.
John r. Peterson, o. N. D..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06

Henry L. JeAers-W u. II. .Je6ess- Je9srs.
@" On entering upon the business Of the
isex, season, we beg leave to return our
thanks for the patronage SO kindly ex-
tended To Us since the re=openiag of our
business, at the close Of, the var With
renewed s. d energy we e. nill Continue. to
ing ourselves as heretofore to a legili.
mate Commission Business, @>'.
=" Eiberal'advances will be made on Con-
signmentsy and careful. attenfioap paid to
filing Orders for Supplies. = Lgn
. Our patrons WILDE kept fully posted
on the Markets, free of charge, By our
Weekly Prices Current.
II. L, ,J.s& co.
Charleston. $. c., July !, 1867. 49,,
Sept: 4 SIN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
To Town & Country Merchants.

Iwill Sell at "Newbery G: H., s. G., Ct Il
Sthe Auction House, under the NevberrY Hotel,
Z large lot of Dry oods. Fancy Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Domestics, Sc. These
goods win be sold only In packages, &C., to suit
the tr9de. N. .W.BYTHEWOOD, >
Oct 80 A3 Auctioneer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-06
SELLING OFF
TO Close Business.

Important Noti,e to the Public.
New York, to transact business there, now
offer my very large and complete Stock Of Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing. Hats, Caps,
Boots. Shoes, &C., &C., below eost,~until lst
January, 1858, at which time all goods not sold
trustmy hrmer customers and the public gen
orally will give me q call before purchasing z
elsewhere, as great bargains can be expected,
for l must sell the goods by the time suited.
goods, but a,fact which can be perfectly under
stood and appreciated by personal attendance.
SAMUEL RAER.,
e Under Newberry Hotel.
Eewberry, Oct. 30 A 81.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21
Reclanatisn Of vesasssa Hpgs m Lsa-

The London zslegrapk says 4 with che
purpose of establishing q most useful but
notover prosperous charity IN q perms7ent
footing Of suec~ss, che friends Of the instisu-
ton ID Mansel street, WhitechapeIl, have
just met, BY invitation az the committee, to
consider the best means OF attaining the OBJ
jects in view. The Refuge for Homeless aud
Destitute Boys take up the Woskfof tho rag
sed schools, and is certified under the excel
lent act Of 1855, which empowered magistrate
to send useful misdemeananfs - 10 iasfruct-
ed in various branches of inuustry, with
authority for their detention. Yhe Refake
now ur Ter notice was opened 10 High street,
WhisechApsh 10 1854, md hss fnce been
removed q . larger building IA Manself
street. The difi1cult task Of reclamation has
been pursued With varying fssellp " And The
lesson which the managers have learned from
the experience Of thirteen years ara not ths
less valuable, perhaps, because they have
sprnne from iaiiuFes. asss Sc s y
The very FIRST scheme Of tese6ins shsss
halflc!sd iis<ls nnEmses how - nxEs ma.
mend eloehsss boots and shoes, broks down
and other trades hsv@ been re-
sorted 20 With some encourages al5sck. d The
manuiacture Of brushes and Of papsr bass isl
IN aetlys spesstion. 6ope y - RQzy s1nlk
est Of The lads labor With i xif th1t shoas
itself II the '6tmnses and kptsd q thsir
work; and ltbs sigus 81 . no6ugol indasrv
cannoe h1t he GxatfYjpgst0 thQD tGnesoledt
Persope EhQ here he1psd "a. aootctf IA forrs
loru ht11s ohsA akem lie " N ~ -
fiass ~ deehs % -1kssisd1 olr1D = = - ~
n9pe1o61ye - ~ Bsp1ussf1G =
lsPpstI qEset elDcipis yPpl
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

Itss announced iron HAsAnnA Aat As
siosr makers Of that city .ass making &C.
dasvors 10 induce their fellow weEknea ~
l declare themselves o. strikey not Tor high
q wskes In one sense Of the word, bnt kus
| the return Of the pay they were rsseishng y
the early part Of the yess, before the new
Cuban Tax Law went into force. Al that
tims. ON account of . fall In the export
| xsde. thsy allowed shsr employers 70 fsd16s
THAR 1dnessa New that - canae u xeq0y-
"a. and thsy fnd themselves obliged 70 pay
double for nscsssaries, - everything is in
sss::inS 10 ,.les d lIhsy ss6sif families.
The city authoritiss, boweyer, take sides
with The employsrs, and the GovefneF issned
an order euioiniae y upon me former not 70
take any operatives unless provided With .
certificate from the police authoriLisss and
sdmonishing them that they shall be bald re-
sponsible for falling 70 report every spplica-
ton msdp dsnAndipg higher Taeea 70 ~
dealt with g distuFber Of The public pesce'
for ,he offence. The result Of this movement
d sos vet reported, but q Il shscts one Of
the lesdioe trades Of Cubs, it is watched
With deep interest BY al the people Of that
island. The Sheffield saw grinders, to whom
public attention. has been -dsswps bF IL re-
cent Developments Of the Enslsh Trades
Union Communication, havs passed The follow
ing resolution rslntivs1 = ahs nraadhsad
ontrsges: "Ws, shsrssess, eossidsnag wsll
|o1c present positiou, decline 70 disGrsss
Ourselves as EDWARDS BY dsssftfug ths nen'
Who have taken up3n thsnssaves the tAsk q
riskine their lives spd ise~rsass Cor What shsy'
believed 10 bs the good of the insfitutfos,
and whose acts the examiners have plscsd
10 the account Of the whole society q veil
as to tho actual perpetrators and acessso-
RES" II is due % hen VI dnots second
resolutiou, in which thsy resenmsnd ~
ms6abers trades. unions - ahslaia Iron acts.
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