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nHE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult worm TO destroy OF that
infest the human systcm it grows to an almost
length becoming coied and fastened in the ihesuncs
and stomach eccting the health SO 81 dy as 10 cause M
Vtus Dance Fits, that those afflicted seuomli ever
slspect that 1t is Tape Worm chat is Fastening thcm
TO an early grave In order TO destroy this Wom very
energetic treatment must be pursued, twoulu he colc ne
proper to tnke ofmy Liver Pills, so as 10 remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act uteCt
nnn the Worm, which must be taken in doses Of Two Ia
bic spoonGls three times day These directions looweu
have never known fail in curing tue most opsu
nate case oTTape Worm.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
And YOU cannot be Indifferent 10 this appeal human
ty calls upon you do your duty 1t IS only one ou' Vi
the many thousands who has seen It's wonderful eaeCts'
DIR, j. ". Hobensnck,- Sr:-GTatitudc 10 you, INC IN
venor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts TINS humoIe
testimony its favor, being SAFE gentle yet power
fully eGectual remedy for Worms Having had much eA
peIieucc knowing th3 effects OF various preparations,
ny wife, who well skilled in mniseIthg 10 chuteh
in distress; it the best She had ever used aug
would use no other while yours could be had a daugn
ter or ours became seriously diseased her symptoms
alarming, but her mother al once sought 9nt RENE
dy for Worms Having obtained yours by tho tnc sne
had hafa bottle o! Sir the JOY gave an ehscn3n
ale mother, the Improvement i'll her enid, she DC
ing about five six years old She passed an immense
quantity Worms, her sCky countenance now Dl ghe
Cd her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
sc ofhcaith Thanks to kind Providence whose blcs
sing attended your Syrup, restored The child Mlihco'
deMcc RECOMMEND II to all parents whose CMluIeH arc
suffering with Worms.
JAS b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
1Ftl,o +lau1 nm Raul
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WATERFORD, N. Y, Nov. 90, 1850.
Mcssrs. SANDs.-Gentlcmcn,A III ee months since,
the disease called Beald, Barbcr's tch, appeared OH
nv face and rs is us yet
having come under tho OF our Vii Physicians,
found vary difficult even to stop the progress OF the da;
ease on my face although tried remedies that had cured
from the TImples chds lace TO the CALLED breast OF
face and chin. short time since, friend told me
that had it for two years, and tied different remeu
without success but finally cured 1t in short time by The
use OF Sands SarsapRTila On this Recommendation,
bought bottle, and finding received benefit fon 1t,
led to bring your notice gratuousy from the fact
that tho disease is named in the list OF complaints for
which tho SarsapaTia is remedy; and that may be
"'O Yours truly, GEO. 4. St OFT.
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REMOVAT,

r & D. BAYHA have removed to their new and s;
u cfovs brick buildings 1871 Mari ct Street, wheGea
manuIacturc and keep OIL hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for sale japan Ware and houehold FuEhlI
Hardware. Hso the latest styles OF Cooking SOvert
which they will sell Wholesale and Rctast the the
market prices. Their old customers and ihepunlc 81
ally are invited to Call and examine thar stotk ~
description Of aCticestn their GEe, Promptly made iot
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Groceries at Wholesale.
.E00 BBLS. M0LASsEs;
CONb 30O bags Rio CoGee,
80 pockets Laguyra coffee;
so Old Java
80 boxes CavEndish tobacco;
81 kegs 6tw.
10 bbls. cut and dry
90 boxes Stewards n. .'candies;z
100 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar;
10 hhds. Louisiana
81 hf. eli. Y. H. G. P. and In,u teas
60 catty boxes
30 tieTces Tire;
20 boxes white pipes5
81 Colgare'S fancy soaps;
Together with full assortment OF Family Gro+,.
including Spices, Fruits, Dye-stuts, Fish, ee, ii. 3
TALLANT a DELAPL1lx
mas No. 80 Aainslf..,
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CITY TRADE.
nan 15TTRMFOR DVSPEPsIA

THETtue Digestfre FZu-
IL ID, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach of tho Ok,
after the directions OF Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by j. S.
HoUGHTnN, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
This is NATuRE's own
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
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Read This!!
Gazette copyO
Dissolution.

THE partnership between the subscribers under
firm OF S. c. Baker 4. Co. is this day dissolved b! nut
consent Fhs business OF the late firm will be settled
by L. P. Woods at their Office on Water street!
Ian. 81. 1853 L. p. WOODS.
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E.O. GOODMAN SEQ.
WHOLESALE DEALERs1N
Paper, Cards, Card Boards Ink,
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A MONG their stock, may be found WRIElNG' AND
"A BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
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Also, Agent for LghtboIy's SUPERIOR PRINTING INK
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Cards, md Card BOnrd8.
EXTRA PEARL FACED CARDS.
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The above Cards and Card Boards are eX;
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ket anlaR ioW they be purchased IN the East
UDeaers and in Paper and Cards, arc res.
peeully invited to examine our stock Au our
received direct from manufacturers which enables US 70
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Rtelm, Eerer Sores, ErysiPslas, PinPles BAsS MeT'
curfaI Diseases, cata1eous ErtptiOns, Lirer Gem
Plaint Bronehttis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss Of ApPe,ite,
General Debility, dc.
In this preparation are strongly concentrated all tho
Medicinal properties sasaparia, combined with the
most eectual aids the most solutary productions the
most potent smplcs of the vegetable kngdom and the
combination is such that modiles and improves til
Other producing differing entirely in its char
acter and properties any other preparation, and I'M
rvalcd in its operation tho system when abnrng UNI
der disease The many well authenticated cures of Scrof
ula orthc most malignant character, have gvcnit wide
and deserved celebrity But it is not alone in croIua nor
in the class of diseases which 1T belongs that this prep
aration has beneficial 1t is specific in many
diseases otths skim and may be administered with favor
in a it has been fully tested not only
by patients themselves, also by Physicians, that it has
received their unqualified recommendations and opproba'
ton ohe public; has established on its own merits
reputation for vALuE far superior 10 the va
rous compounds bearing the Sarsaparilla The
following testimonials selected from among the multi
tudc we daily recevng and for further confir
nation the reader referred to the Family Recipe and
Medical Almanac, furnished gratuitousy by our agents.
The following was 10 our gents, Messrs. w. a
waldron& Co., who personally acquainted with tho
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TO FEMALES.


will find these Pills invaluable medicine IN many
complaints which you arc subject IN 9ostrgGu9Hs
either PARTIAL they have been found
heneIt, restoring their functional arrangemea1s 10 a
healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids so ei
lecuny put to flight all complaints which may arise
from female Irregularities headache s1ddlless ueSs
as tie best Pills all diseases upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians having lad the receipt
of their manufacture submitted TO US for inspection say
that the ingrcdents which they composed makes
them the best Pill for all diseases OF the Liver, I'M
nuritieS the Blood We say this not only rom our
own also from that OF Tic nest medical a-
thorty II the United States All diseases requiring The
use oan Alterave Diaphoretic and Purgative Medicine
that notice., has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L.-BOWEN, NJ. D.
HePurchase but those having the signature, j.
y. HOBENSACK,' upon each box, as. all others arc
worthless mutations. A..
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents, must address the proprietor ~ Ho'
BEHsAoK, his Laboratory No l2O Street,
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. 81
Pamphlets giving certificates of performed In diff
e,en. sections of the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents.
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Wcstel n Va; w. l.. Briggs West Liberty J Fer.
reIl Bradleytown; Caring, Tradelphia; VIM Hosack
Ronys Point; Danl Ferr, Coral Cove. Price each 20
cents. matz'-ly
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1NrEI.LIGENGRR
COOK AND JOB oFFIo -.

In
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
this to remind their
sndthe public generally that in connection with the ounce
Ofh6 Daily htelg eneer, they have yob OSe expressly
fitted up for lilo execution OF all KINDS OF
PLAIN AND AMENTAL PRINTING
Their materials being mostly new and embracing the e
test styles OF lob type and their large and well sseota
Siock Of aper cards Inks &c. being purchased az the
oest Cash pfices the Job Office being distinct 40
partment carefully efficiently managed, they can
ice 10 their customers entire satisactiOn, as resaTuS tho
NcntueaH, Accuracy ana PFOmp1nSssS
with which their work will be done.
They are prepared to execute
ulvlc,r,s PROGRAMMES,
E@S,HcrI,ps PogTERs,
'Gr,s CONCERT Bills,
~ Ur,Ds BAIL TICKETs,
ii,IIs LADfyu STEAMBOAT RIGLs,
i..NW CHFCHN AUCTION Bills,
0rDEn RoorS DRAY TICKETS,
meme FRRIGHF Books,
NoTrg RAILROAD BLANKs,
peoyIprs HoTEL REGIsTERs,
pROrvSrs SUMMONS,
RHIrTs ELECTION TIcKETs,
And every other description Printing Also
HIkinds Of work in
COLORS AND BRONZES.
uJAu orders from distance promptly attended to.
SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR.
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NO NECESSITY FOR IT ALL;
THAT Is you need get your faces tanned b the sum
when Won can 60 to W. D. Motto g Bros and buy land
Some fsTasoE, at your own price. le4
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And is only advertised proven tho afflicted, partcu
ary strangers from failing into tho 'Whited SepuchIcs
aud oteI HbOdcs OF Charteansm blazoned ol IN III le
public prints the only places where cure can DC on
ained Dr certain diseases Baltimore, like other large
Cities invested with tribe aud stranger should Oe
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CITY TRADE.
n1sSnInT1nN

THE partnership heretofore existing umIer tho name
and firm OF Pollock & Donon, was dissolved on the Isl
inst MI James Maxwell having purchased the interest
of Ephrain Poock. Tho business of the house VIII DC
settled and continued by thoiew frni MessTs. Donlon
Maxwell for whom the retirng partner sooits the con
tnuance he liberal patronage heretofore extended
the old firm. EPHRAlM POlLoCh'
ap27 JOHN DONLON.
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2H NeM eai!iga revised and Improved 9nol
BOOK FOR THE AFFLICTED-CoSStssiL. AND HfS
fthe origin, progress treatment and cn,n ~
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jectionabe matter, and no parent, howeyertiio I'D
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has devoted many years TO the tIcatment y, IbeltI
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OF some twenty years most successful nrsAt ny
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charge PEOPLES allocate. qua Get IA,
"A Presbyterian clergyman IN Ohio, in ryr;,i.
ter's Medical Manual, saya: 'ThOusands nm 70
OF our youth, by evil example and he uLoA tt,
sions, have been lei into the habit Of 81 IA
out realizing the sin ard fearful
selves and their postcrity. The constitt;o upon s
who raising families have been eBsSs 81 IhouS
down, and they do not know the cause ~ III NOT brig
thing that can be done SO TO enighisH ami sure 1t
public mind as TO check, and ultimately ~ 'l1ence
widespread source of human wretcheiT,sSo remove Z
tho greatest blessing next TO the religion IA won Scs
on the present and coming generations ChH
the use otiutoXeatins drinks Though II sS
sands upon thousands is not greater seoSs" san he
man race Accept my thanks on behalf Of H. Sae
and, believe me, your coworker in the gooG ySrt st
SO actively engaged in.' so0N "''k Eol
One copy VIA be forwarded Csccuraly eDve,o,,,
postage paid on receipt or % cents or si,
Address cosDEN Co., Publishers, Box ISs 3,
booksellers, Canyassers and Book Agents, supDr..
w .ttgSH --IS.Se- ~. 10. nuif-i
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Advice.
you are troubled with cough; rain in the breast or
i any affection Of the Lungs-Use 5Tentlinger's Com
pound SyTEp OF Boneset
II you aIa afflicted with rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprajns, your hands feet frost bitten
or chapred-Use TIE Berger Spine and Muscle Lni-
ment; and ,.
arising impurty blood, tks niudicous
OF mercury by all means Brentli5ger's Fluid EX
tract OF SaTsapaTia and Eandelon-
These remedies tried by hundreds and in all
cases have given satisfactory evidence of their superior
efficacy every other medicine III the cure OF these
complaints, for which they arc recommended
"' ''4' ." gRENTLINGER d ARMsTRoNG'S
Apohecary Monroe street, adjoining the Mcclure House,
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Look to your Coughs
ITO all aboring under Coughs COLDS, Hoarse
l ness PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
would honestly the use of Brentlngers COM
pound Syrup OF Boneset as aplcas2nt s2ie au sPeeay
re It can be had at Messrs PAXTON d LAKES, END OF
the Suspention Bridge, and at ,o,-r,.s
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG,S,
aug21-yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling
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10 JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
I,atc Pastor orthc southampton Baptist Church.
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IReraer or spine and Muscle Iliniment.
~ this remedial agent forbear to say anything tho
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Spiains pains from Bruises, Burns &C., Is SO
that were speak its real meIt yon
really we could give credence TO our
PAXTON &. LAKES,
End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug 21-1y.d. BRENTLlNGER 6ARMsTRoNG's
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which should eve he contemplated with pure and INSULT
cd delight presents all incubus the mind, tiilinst with
fearful nppTehenslns eXcites only feelings oil dstTust
or IepugnanCe The eXertons of parents ana guardians
10 retain their youthful CaI gcs ORANGE upon this sub
ect has often proved ase and fatal philosophy; lot
honest cor frnce be shown them reasons carry daw
and guided by The light of truth, pitfalls OF ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
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Through enlargement orthe system, the mind
is unstrnng, memory fails, the power OF concentrating
ing lie throne intellect drcar and desonte Ttmdity
aud irresoluon with melancholy aiuty-throw agooni
around the scenes otlic haunted by Invisible Ormcts,
tic burien oIc becomes supportable and he plunses
desperately INTO the gull OF nlemperance or suicide
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SECOND STOON OK

m ECEIVD, and in store coner Main and Sd streets,
EO-ulaTgc apdwel! selected stock q Drugs and Medl,
purc; foreign wines OF all kinds, German and French
wines warranted the pure juice ofthe grape for medicinal
and family use sale at my Drug store 40 u Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RlLHD. BLUM.
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Comniiscraling the misfortune ofis OF unhappy
persons, DR. sought with unring zeal through tho
wide agc medical lore, for the last 90 years an anti
otc for these prolific evils and oudy his efforts
have uncrOwDcd with success. Abundant PROOF
is constantly given his practice, OF tho ntabe efficacy
OF these remedies. BY happy combination ortreamct,
physical debility removed constitutional soundncss res
tocd weakened organs strength
and vigor torpid faculties of the mind aroused III
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SMOKING TOBACCO.
OK BRLS. cut tobacco, 6coarse.0
AO 20 fine cut
16 cases papers
ono LOGAN, CARR j. CO.
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no THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM.
ID T. zINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon of day
FIN 5th inst with all his former and many new ar.
Taueements for the accommodation of VISITORS WHO will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the season. ~ Inc
| hart stv
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worn no THE AFFLICTED.

"A
Let not shame false dccacy keep you back but TO-
fleet that your lie audrepuation are at seke remember
threatens only your physical powers and mental lacu
ties with destruction, but closes the door TO cOnnubia
lows blishts the prospects OF the future, and your
body and the dark mantle of despair Tie onpor-
tuny OF embrac ng the aid OF regular anu skl Phys:
clan Is before you who has made this branch OF med
cal science profound study and who has been favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice and did propiey permit could adduce tho crate
mi testimony OF thou who have been rescued by Ills
timely assistance from the abyss of impending All
applicants sacrcdy guarded from exposure by the sis
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An important railway, fifty German miles In leu60k
and which will unite Hagen, Segen. BclzdOrt, En-
sen, Deuz Wezlar, and Ehrenbrefzen, has just 80
conceded to an EDglish company by the Prl& -
government with guarantee Of the minimum intes-
est Of 81 per cent. The congress of the rail- ~ay d.
rectors assembled at Berlin have decided on the ADO.
ton Of and more moderate tariff for the t.naDr
port Of merchandise.
The disacttn says:-" The Strasburg line Of rel
WY ia being completed. Throughout the whole q
line Of rails has been laid down since the beginning
Of July, and now men are engaged in laying d,wn
a double line from Metz TO Forbach. The COMPANY
WINS authorized to preserve single line OF rails On
that section long as the gross receipts did nee
exceed IL 900 francs per kilomeTe. That amount q
receipts having been passed. and the circulation aug
menting every day, the Board OF Directors deddsd
on laying down the second line, which Is now being
donen
The special exhibition Of tie works of the arisks
wbo obtained medals at the salon Of Paris in tins
year opened on the 4th inst. The tgenty-two 60
toons executed by NJ. Cheuavard, and forming pnse
OF the ftythree intended for the decoration o. -
Pantheon, foIm part OF this exhibition.
Tie Danish and Swedish squsdrons united undef
the orders Of Admiral Cruscnsolpe was at Hirisono
few weeks ego, and were about 70 proceeu 'ase -
Belt. Prince Oscar of Sweden WAS IN commana
one q tho Swedish vessels The crews wefo ~ 49,
| health.
| letter from Athens, 22d ut., says" Attse .
absence of seventy.thrce days. the Queen arrivva
here on the nth. As as the King heard 81 -
arrival OF her Majesty he went to the Pirceus .
tended by the minister's, superior cihcers, ana
bers of the Chambers. The Pireua was illuminAseA
letter from Crete states that tho Greek }cusc:aI
which arrived by the English steamer were sctsed
the English consul and handed over TO tho rurkass
local authorities, and after examination they 49,
| destroyed except the Msweva, Of Athens, Yoho0 -
l alQpe olkWp1 q oj9cu11AA
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episode viii not tend to lessen the Indignation u the
Nussl,lusn for Christian bsrbsrity rfI ffsssr
God bless our noble country learn that Il was
tie design OF tho Austrian government to take sd.
vsntsgs II the present position OF the Porte 10 oatoh
up a. many Hungarian and Italian refugees ~ posi-
be In Smyrna. aud carry them IN the bngof-war {,
Trieste; but tho affair Of Koszta has put stop to It.
TRAvHLLER
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THE TURLIsH QUESTION.
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS.

MISCELLANEOUS ACCUUNTS.
letter from Varna states that 30 900 Turks, nm
der the command of Mehemet Pacha, had arrived
there from the Rack Sea, of whom 900 were to re-
main In that Rsison; tho othor r. 900 proceeded 70
Schumla sI,d The fortress d The Danube. The heaa
QuAyteT Of QuM pAQhA A0a@ xaVMA 1AVeA ~ q