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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC ON,
For the reliefand cure of Sufcring Females! {.

1t stands pre.eminent
for The curative powers
in all tile diseases for
which it is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are Prolapsus, UicIi, or
Failing OF tile Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
ami liberation OF the
Wombj Incidental Hem.
otrliagc, or Flooding:
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MensLruatlOn,
&C., with all rth"ir ac-
colnpanyingeYils, CCnn.
cei excepted, 40 matter
how severe OF OF how
long standing.
The CotIlolicon far
surpasses other l'cme-
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N TO TIE MILLIONS. Il
From toOthless babes OF n1meIess weeks,
ToprIttIing jOkerS in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at school,,
To Office clerks upon their stOO!si
From tile budding OF love at sweet seventeen, .Br
To the Caude explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
Frommi1- way years OF. luan nd his Awile,
To advancing days aud cclining Lille;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
At the wuIIdrOus things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LYONS KATHAIRoS2
Grey heads and bald in concert sing. a.r#
The magic OF this powerful thing a-.Ha .sa
That starts the roots of hair long dead, ar..,.
And covers up the once bald head; .s .r-..,
While the tTIRnt locks, 80 harsh andStidI
That used to VeX the pretty miss -.-
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, luXuT1nt CuTls, ., .-.....r
The sight OF touch, you know not which, ag
Sets ncT SHINING, and their heals bcwch'd.
The nandrul-veXed stuff-ihat once did fall
o'er broad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were, ..
liy using KatlIarOn ON the hair
But uore than half. or alt yet said
Are facts about the Nitrous Head,
That sometimes racks and aches with pain, Sd
And doctors pills are taken in vdin.
Now the KathaTun, such pains pll warrant TO cure.
In ten minutes. No gOssippiEg, I'm sure; .i. l
And for Pimples, Salt Rheum ErysinclaS and letter.
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
YON'S KATHAlRON Sd justly celeb ntcd for Preserv.
every Druggist and Principal merchant Throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents.
Sold to the trade Liberal dlscount-6Ht
RiSsIeEed. Address letters to
ID. 5. BARNES, Proprietor,
f--.e - 1Gt Broadway, New York.
G5eFor sale by Kcis e CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; 7. II. Logan
4. r. e. han
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y1he Cordial q t up. highlV eentraiea, in PM
6onLes. u .= rs
EtS++' q. HIRING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway: Ne(x.Ynrk.
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cAnrIoN HxTRA.

,,so observe Promssory. Nole with proprietnns
written signature every genuine bottlo of Dr. Morse's
invigorang Cordial.
Il TIC counterfeit which is forgery.
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GENERAL DEDI. 1rY FROM ONE CT THE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Sep II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbruyi feel 1t duty to make
known tle benefits have derived from hr Hampton
rincure For length OF tire have been subject tOgrea
pIostratiom muscular power, and great debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with apitatiom and ut.
terinr OF lie heart had such sudden attacks &C.
casoIl could scarcely get home. Ia making mention oil
my case to iend lie referred me TO Joseph X. Staple
Io ESQ., all old highly respectable citizen OF Balti
more who had used the Tincture under similar ciIcun.
stances | called Mr.. StapleOn, and aIIer All inter-
view OF some minutes was fully satisfied OF the medca
virtues orrhe Timcture. from the evidence before me- Of
his own person. who time previous, Indicated
ang state heaitl put hearty, hale appearance,
with tie activity OF YOUTH Immediately commenced
using the Tincture and before took the contents of
bUttlc ny strength renewed, and can walk as brisk
ana am as active twenty years ago. This Tine
which, when destroyed, the whole system is in state Of
do assert is in reality what tits represented to be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor, q
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- MACK EREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies OF
ticlcs, the ast which, together with other
kinds fish, OicI ell at the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction guar1n
tied as to quality, CURTIS Il BRADLEY,
| iytI IA South st baltimore
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WAsIINGTON May III IoOo.
Mcssrs Mortimer & Mowhray Gentemcn-Haying
been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of len years standing
hereby for tho benefit OF the afflicted, take great pleas
e in announcing alter using few bottles of your
Tnnmton Tucue. found il had accomplished pericC;
cure have used different medicines from time 10 time,
but have never ublc account apparent good
AMI: IL is blessing stricken humanity that that mcdi
cine is found which possesses e wondrous power orpro
longing human lie. The many 1t has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the benc!icinn results which may
be experienced from it's Yours, respectfully.
J. CURTAIN HAY.
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ITNInN FIN

UNION LING -,
4 he fine light drausht steamer A'TALAN'
CAPTAIN Al Mon ISSSS sssc % be[ run as
Wheeling and Cincinnati leaving Wheeling every Tues
TINS boat Is new and has superior passenger
molatons.
allno3 800 y s. e. BAKER 81 Tn. Agents
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MON LIN

1rrn--- n The fine light draught steamer FORT
HENRX capttan, i GGS r j0nS ",nst T Ss
EEz4saaz71At tween Wheeling and Gincimnati; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday, at 4 clock, T. ~
srhis boat is new superior passenger accom-
FOR freight or passage apply on hoard orto
1llr1i . S. e. BAKER d. Co. hCcn 5
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- MoRBUs,
DlARRaEA,

CHOLERA aa-is
I MORBUS,
DIARRHEA,
.rs... DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels,
cured by HAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-
AS cure and preventative, it has been wonderfully
cessuI viii be found on inquiry, thai these who use
have an exemption from those diseases incident 10
the Summer. IN
large volume.
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative oil
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their vlrios forms, giving lie AID vgor, restoring
lie shattered ttuon and this nusIng hope in place
OF dcsnoldency BY mild pleasant and sale action on
lie stomach liver, Kidneys lungs, and the nervous sys
fem cures Dyspepsia Litter Complaint DtSsases Of The
Urinary Organs, Coughs Asma, bronchial A6ectfons,
Consumption, Scro Kings Ert Worms Rhetqs5sn,
Gout V1tTaiga, ST. Vits' Dance Fits, FiSlG, Plies,
with all diseas arising from impure blood
u-5sFOr sale by T. H. LOGAN d CO. wheeling, Gener-
AGENTS WIN r. Nick E, 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally. ,,o,,,,,,1, a,o NH.
more street Baltimore and 304 Broadway, New York.
'' T5-Prce' : 1 per bottle. j;22-d@w:1y I,
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ComlpInint sc = FROM METRoPoLIs-Pass 1t
around let the afflicted hear the glad tidngs! This is
but the sentiment orthousands:
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SUNNI cr ArrnnEcIicnt aud OIlnnRe OF TING

s.s,ess, :. TtE light d. aught passe ger steamer
tfE1l. p MAGNOLIA, GK0. d. MOORE, Master,
win regularly between Wheeling and
leaving Wheeling every Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
O'Clock. A. a., arriving at esvein time to con.
meet with the Cleveland cars and at Pittsburgh time
for the morning lines for the Fast. Returnins-eaVcs
Pittsburgh every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 10
Nj arriving at Wheeling in time for the mil lines for
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OK GRO very superior ,natctes, received and for
50 .sais Nv 80 s. D. WOODROW, ESQ Main at.
ieo5 - No. 8 Washington Hall.
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This frghtfI symptom OF approaching consumption
speedily checked and prevented by the use OF luchan
Hungarian Baisam, which heals the affected membran
ard restores those vital organs, the lungs 10 sound al
healthy condition
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BEENlKE- CONIEhlF AGlNG rNARttlaGE
should reflect tat sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites promote COmnubia happiness; in
Decd without csc, The journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly arkegs the views
the melancholy reflection that the happiness another be
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OF the nineteenth century Its, the scientific man
IN the world would have ad miltcL, that miracle Of lnedi
STIMUL LIANT THAT ENTAIL o NO fEA CTION
Its force is expended, with OPIUM al
cOhOc preparations and nj! other excitants The effect OF
these bIie aud il welb said OGhim takes them
The last state Of that man worse than the frs % But
i'll its operations perpetual i'll its happy influence upon tile
nerves. the mind, ami the entire Organizations it wiIIaso
remove dcpTGsSiOns, excitement, tendency to blush
seeplessncss, dislike OF society," ineapacity study or
hush
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Railroad wneelbarrows.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.

TIME undersigned extensively engaged in manufac
tnrng Railroad and Canal Wheelbargots at Mariet;
IA ohio the, prepared fill orders at the shortest
notice All orders lett with Messrs. Sweeney, johnson
"a Co Cyyhure sample may be scen,0 will meet with
prompt attention, - ~,
sep71s M = XII. ROBINSON, Agent.
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FLANNELS.
wv would call particular attention to our extensive
w soCk of Rlenncls comprising the best yaristssi
such all tile glades Of WEIGH Raines ae 1oi
Ermine do; Gauzc do; Shaker do Domestic Flannsls,
very heavy and warranted not TO sink Jnst OPENED at
sepI9. =. - - -...-.. hktSNEhL @s Io.=.
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f--ta p .-.a 1Gt Broadway, New York.
w-For sale by Kes Il Caldwell, Wholesale Agents 70
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; 7. II. Logal
& Co and Wheat e Chaplin matS-6m.
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Are often mised with respect TO the
diseases in their and wards. How olcn do they
Grille of wasting OF the Trane iocy, ma
ness paint ton OF the cart Indigestion arrangement of
the nervous SYSTEM cough aid symptoms indicating
sumption, when the truths that they have been indulg
ing peicOus though alurng practice, destTueVeto
mind ard body. ID i5e.B IL ss--.a
No MERCURY OR OPIUM-SoLEMN OATH.
d. Morse having recently heard that physicians,
and several druggists that his Cordial
aincd Mercury Opium has made the following affia.
Wit heller those physicians and druggists supposed it
contained Mercury OF Opium, from the singular energ6
with which, acts upon particular diseases, ON the
pow relieving pain, orenvy knows MT
State nr New York. city and county of NewiYork IS.
ON the goth day Jure, a. ID. 1876, personally appear
cd befSre me-. Andrew II. MekIe, city orNew
York Necalf Morse, who by me being duly swOrI luth
depOsc say, that there snbmae 9TH
err nercuiia preparation used in compromising and
acturing, is contained in the medicine known by
name OF r. Morses invgOraDs Elixir Cordial, and that
II does not contain particle uf Opium. 1T
sworn before ME, Ills Goth day Of juno. 1876
- II; 80 A. H. MICKLE, Mayor
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Examples for Boys.

Some children 10 Philadelphia not long
sinee cole cted some money aud made Gov
BiSler life member IL the American Sun
day school Uniou, a certificate Of which
was sent 10 him in q nice gilt frame,
- When Gov. Biger iectived It, he wrote
diaIettrr to the children in which he says,
lr Il have BEEN both sabbath school schO-
lar and q teacher M |naHf
y, This lets us into an important secret of
his character. The bow that was mot
ashamed to continue in the Sabbath School
gill he became cid emo eh to become a teach
eer, has now become Gov. Of the s ate Of
California. ,aa
But those young men who were hung in
New York, week bef re last, before they
Hwere twenty one years Of age, never went
a 10 sunday school, but spent their sabbaths
in prpwling, in the street. seeking amuse.
mel and pluAder 1t is a sad day for that
y6uth when he begins to feel that he is TOO
Old,to go to sunday school. One Is never
\ too old TO learn good things; aud the boy
that gives himself up to the study Of Gods
word, and yields his hrart to it will be sure
to make his mark II he shOu d live 10 be
man. 't" i'd
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the
most opuent private banker Of that city,
began his active life as a ca rier of that
fPaper. OF course he was remarkable for
; the care, speed, and faithfune4s with which
he has performed his work when boy, or
he would never have been so successful as
man. He was,so well liked by the sub
scribers of the paper, that on New Years
day he received three or four times as much
as any other carrier in the city. The foun-
datlOn of his present enormous fortune was
made from his small saving At that time
Some poor boy Is think that they a'e very
f. meaLly employed, because they have some
thin&s TO do that are not pleasant; and 81 n
for the lie ,sures Of the rich mans son, who
walks about IN his 6ne clothes, and never
dirteS or hardens hi, hand With work
.E' But in this csse, we see how Intimately
fsi hfulness in an humble condition is con-
necled with prosperity in future life. The
news-carrer, who wrs careful to please his
customers, by the habits he formed in that
capacity, and the favors he receives in con
ssquencp, becomes the rich banker.
Nr. Rltner, a former Governor of Penn
sylvania, was once poor boy, an appren
tince TO a farmer. When his old master
heard that he was elected Governor he said.
eyes, Joseph was always very good
boy"
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FURNISHING STOR.
WILLIAM Adds

LJAS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' Building.
L 1 under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man
uiaCtuTer of Costumes and Regaia Of every dss-
criptiOn, for Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons ~ Tenn
peraiIce, Iemple of Honor, Dnids, Red Men,
Brotherhood Of the Union, and Good Fellows.
u Being member OF the above 0rders, am
prepared at all times to furnish everything appers
tanning thereto with Punctuality and despatch.
knight TemplaTs, Royal Arch and Master Ma
qons. Red Men, Druds, Temple OF Honor, Brother
sOod Of the Union aud Good Fellows Clothing
made, of the best quality and material.
Emblems, Jewels and STAFF Heads. always on
hand.
EY- All articles for opening New Lodges and
Encampments kept or hand.
Masonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Eel
lows Offering and Text Book.
SAM'L. REED, r. G. l.. A. E. GLRNH, MP. G.
G. MOORE, p. M. WIG. .WILLIAMs,G.M.
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William NJ Sleetk, and William II.
Taylor, PGrtHsrs. as StsCth &ThvL0r, ...
VS..
Richard Jack on. John Jackson, ALeE- PETITION
under Johnson, albert q. agia, H.0.
SchDarts and Riehard Whetsit. No.
I0014.
THE said Richard Jackson will take notice, tha I
i the PlainIifs In the above med suit, filed on
the o. day Of SEPTEMBER 1853 Petition IL thu
Court Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County, against
the said Jackson, amt the other Def-ndaI Is, owe
named, u object and prayer Of which petition Is to
enjOn the negotiation, aud to prOruTe the cancea-
lion Of notes TO the amount Of $4,000, made and
executed to said Jackson, on the 18th ay Of June,
1851, by said Plaintiffs; also other nOtrs made and
pxeCui, to said Jackson BY Plaintiff for Sll,200,
ON the 2sh day OF June, 1851; also me other note.
made by sa d Slneth & Tai lor, to Alexander John
son, on Ie 7h Of August, 1851, for ,T4l 48, and
10 oh ain the canrilatIOn and discharge Of judg-
mPnt in the County OF Hamilton. OHIO, agalnstthD
PiiinIihs, and IN favor OF the Defendant, all OF
which are aIieied 10 have been procured and seld
against tie Plaintiffs fraudUlenlly. Aud the said
Richard Jackson il hereby notified further hal hR
81 required to answer said Petition, on or before
Saturday, the 18th day Of Decent eT, according 70
law. }. M McMASI ERS,
G. @. G. p. Ham. %.
ZINN & bETM AN, Att'ys. for Pits, .,
October 18th 1853, GOct 81 6w1
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LOVE AND THE MusEs.--Grace
Greenwood, the popular and gifted
American poetess and author, was
married on Moniay evening, at eight
o'clock, in the village church adjoin-
ing her psreats' residence, at New
Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa, to Mr..
Leander X. LppincOtt, Of Philadel-
phia. + .a =
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city.
We are now Importing,

Direct from Paris and other parts Of Europe, most Of
The celebrated Foreign Perfamery, such as Farina,
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puted Manufacturers articles Also, constantly re-
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persons to look out for the cream Of their stock.
Hence, our arrangements are SUCH that we have the
advantage of receiving every thing new as it conner
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our stock.
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token of their gratitude for the eIo-
quent appeals Of the deceased in be-,
hall Of the suffering Greeks during
the revolution. mH
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TRMPRRANCE NGusloIAN.

sRlUH lt Optaf0ns gf tAs Press. Iit6 Y3ia
(" We are mich pleased with this book, and
heartily endorse the plan recOmm' nded in the aR-
tbor's pretaee.''- IAstRs Lao Messenger. ''h
This a neat nth volume, containlne The best
cOlactlon Of IemreTapre Songs and Music we
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g TAs TsmpsraHes Assieias Is the titls OF llttls
work Ftcaiv from Applega & Co. We havs
no doubt Il Will bcUms very pOpnar WithtfO
singers ol Temperance s0pesg and thsrsly CRAFTY
aid the Cause Of humanity. TIN tulses seen ~ 6e
excellent, ana The songs are OF ihe best. It IL =
deaideatnm In The present state OF the Temperance
APPLEGATE & CO.
Publishers, Ro0kseleD eD and GtatiOneFS
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JIG. ALLEN, ' "7

J'G. ALLHH' ,r
WILLIAM II. McCLURR,l
NOTICE 10 Teby given, that BY the Instance Of
IN the undersigned, an order Of Attachment was
ssut on the 2lst day Of september, 1853, by ]. &
Olden, MaNor Of the Village Of LOckland, in lthB
County o. Hamilton, Ohio, for the sum OF twenty.
seven dollars, sg"inst the goods, Cbattsls, sOckS
H Mcclure, an abscOnled debtor, formerly Of saiA
village Of LOckl4nd. The cause IL set ior hearing
on the 22d day Of November next, at O'clUck, p NJ
Sept, 9th, 1853. toct2s AL J.G. ALLEN.
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TEA.

WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
Sf5tR ande tares on every package Of Tea, and
H9EN make no charge for frsyage OF shipping.
1lA MOORE b CHESTEK,i
Tea WareTOOms, Seventh and WslAut, ~
February 6. 1852
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wholesale western agency

Wholesale Western Agency
For Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wright's Indian Vegeta.
BILE Pills, Watts Nervous AntdOte, Lyons Kath.
airOn and Jamaica Ginger, Whitas Amber Glass and
Jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, Natalie
syriacum, Kendall & Tay!Or's Thermometers and
BaTOmeters, sc.
State Agents for M'Lsan'S Liniment. LOCOCk's
Waters, Jew David'S Plaster, DE-. ROwland's, Dr..
Swaynes, GrafEenbsrg, M'Candle's, Railways, and
other Medicines, Bright's Corn Plaster, TOOtnachs
Drops, JOhnsOns Tooth Soap, DaCOSta's Tooth
Wash, ThuntOn's Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'S
Rat ExterminatOT. etc.
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Directions for Use.

Strike the Bu ton at the top Of the Press QUICK,
FIRM blow. with the palm Of your hand, and il will
give good impressiO
CAuTloN. do not stamp CARDS, or sANDGD Pa.
PER; nothing but writing and soft papers should be
used.