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TEE TAPE WORyTi

This is the most difficult Worm to DESTROY Of all ,h,
infest the human system, it an almost Inde6ns
and Stomach eectng the health so sadly as to cso s,
Nus Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom if evsr
suspectthai Is Tape Worm fastening them TO an carly
treatment must he pursued would therefore be
TO take TO of my Liver Pills as to remove ali Oh
stuctions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct unon
the Worm, which must be taken in doses of 2 Tabis
spoonius times day, these directions followed haw.
cas- of Tame Worm. "' o's'Hhais
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ORIGINAL POETRY.

a5-The following lines possess. We think, some
merit They are from the pen Of young lady Ct II.
little more care in your compos;ion-u little more
study OF your subject Mould be rf advantage. Lean
10 eHpuDge every unnecessary word. We think,
however, that you arc better calculated to write
prose; by care and study you will excel prose
writer,-itmust be by the closest application
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Roots, Boots.

ca PAIR mems kip Boots,
wv CD " double upper and double sole kip Boots
just received a, tine south end of Market square.
OCt. l. le52. TODD N DEVOL.
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Ni.Ny FALL GOODS,

IE largest aud best selected stock of Fancy and sta
pie Dry Goods we ever brought TO the ctv just open
Man ST., " lcelnr, Va. Consisting Of every variety
OF RIch aud staple Dry Goods, kept in our line. They
nave teen carefully selected expressly for this market
Ana IN qudhfHB quaAty, r0rioty richness arc not
cHceied by any stock Of goods in Wheeling Not,
wlthstandng the many Flaming BiIs about Cheap GODS
ana Cash Prces-lie not deceived by them we can
and VIII sell every variety of Dry Goods for Cash or
short dpprored cred cheap any house in the city
Call aud see for Yourselves tnd he convinced for we study
to please, (Dec. n, lSJ2) STONE 4 THOM3S
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DEES those busy little insects how increasingly they
- toll, nying from flower flower seeming
10 gain hut little aud often surprised how the
little family stow ihrr hives for the deary winter. Rut
II You should 90 TO Wheeling just step into the Bee hire
Store, No. i5i Main ST. aud you will he as,onishcd how
STONE II THOMAS eau get living, when YOU zee
this stacks OF Prints Checks, Nusins, Hosiery &c,
they are selling al tp a!Hrd Oct. !, 1852.
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Ribbons. Ribbons, &c.

A FEW pieces of Ribbons which are the rage here
~ now, are hand ye-half price. Chinese arts,
and lots of other nice things cheap for cash-cs at
Oct |, le52, JOHNSTON'S, I62 Main 81.
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An SESGLIsH paper gives new use for milk
II says:
"a novel discovery has recently been made
which 10 likely to effect a revolution in the
milk trade. In consequence of the advance
in the price of olive oil, from Gao per ton ,o
f7o, the manufacturers Of woolen cloths
who use this oil in large quantities, have
found out that necessity Is the mother of in
vention. One Of them, in the neighborhood
Of Thurlstone, near Pennistone, tried whelh.
er milk mixed with oil would not answer the
purpose. The experiment exceeded his most
sanguine expectations, the mixture being fnl
better for the purpose than olive oil alone.
The consequence has been that milk has ad.
vaneed to il Id per gallon. IN the neighbor.
hood Of some Of the woolen cloth mills, anc
cows are being bought up in all directions.
There WAS brisk sale at Pennistone marke,
on Thdtskay, every thing going of at exec.
len tpricss.
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Israss Stair Rods.

~ = DOZ. Brass Stair Rods, first rate article, JUS,
- received, those in want os cheap and good ar
tiCle win please call.
Oct. l, lS52, J. G. HARBOUR, li3 Main ST.
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PREPARE! PREPARE!

ITO he astonshcd at the great difference the cash sys
L TEN makes in the Price of Goods.
am now opening the largest stock of Dry Goods
offered retail III ,s city, and as propose selling them
ENTIRELY FOR CASH
am determined to offer them at such prices that every
body viii be convinced is 10 their interest to buy
cash.
Programme, i'm part:
Fine Rich De laiues, a. IL.
Linen CamhriC iandkcrchicfs, at G.
Yard Wide elegant Chntz, at H.
Good Black Alraccas, at ~.
Good Jeans and Saiinetts, as low as l2.
Hest Ftp Blcacheh Musns in town.
Finest Kind OF Red Flanncls, %.
AlsO--The most elegant aud expensive Silks, Satins
aud Brocades, French Cashmeres, De Laines, EmhrOd.
cries. Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &C. all much less prices
than under the old SYSTEM ]. :. RHODES,
Goshorn Buildings, No. $50, Main street
p g. Goods sont 10 any part of the city free of charge;
and Store open until o'clock al n ght.
Oct. :, loJs.
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Party DICSScS.

DIRBON striped Brocade, aud twisted silk Grcna.
IL dimes at less than New York prices Light colored
GIace silks always worn sale; cheaper than you
buy them lsewhhere-selling oil TO Quii-csll Al
Oct I, le52, JoHNsToNs'
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Selling Oh at COST!

I)lCIi and expensive silks and satns of the newest
IL patterns aud designs, ELEGANT canes, Brrha's and
sleeves Mnuslne lie Lanes, worth 15C Al - and 30.
The subscriber Is Goii To quit, therefore, offer
goods cheaper than any sisc in the city.
Come aud sce-jutGe for yourselves.
Oct. ], lSJ2. III; JOHNSTON, Jr., 1Gl Main ~.
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Rich Dress Goods.

1O00 Y'Ds BLACK silks from a;l to So per yard.
lOOO 100 rs. Fancy, BrOChe & plain Dress SILKS,
from ~ cts. To So a y'd.
300 pT Rich DE aincs, McrnOs lie nago, Thihct Cloth,
Persian CLOTH &C.. IL. Al the Cheap store, sign
Oct. l. lrJ5. GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
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Spring sty les o. siII. Fsn,s forIs5.

THE FIRST IN MARKET
JUST reed from New York. Beehe & cos snrip, st,o
oi SIX Hats-a hat that cannot lie SURPASSED in byiI
ianGy-Aso lot of the Philadelphia styles Call and
se1 vhen,, tine corner of Main and Union streets.
wheeling, apr. l6, 1859. g. d. HARPER
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Boys boots,
Men's Roots.
ALWAYS in ADVANCE

our Palm Leaf Shaws were all sold last year, hut
" we have another style not out here yet-come and
see them. (oct.l0 I'll; JOHNSTON, Jr., lG2 Manst.
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Tnhic md Primo Covers.

lust received large stock OF French Embossed
~ Cloth Covers Of different sIes and colOTs, OF
super ior qnaty, which will he sod low by
Oct. l, 1883. J. c. HARBOUR, lt3 Main o..
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SPRING G00DS-lS53.
GEORGE p. SMITH & co

-
SPRING G00DS-lS53.
GEORGE p. SMITH & co.
No. 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
ESPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT
y TENTIoN of Merchants To the very large ,,o,k n
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
winch they now otcr for saea large portion of
wSs purchased last tall, hcusc the adyanccs in
snd win our new styles oi SPRING FABRICS win n,
keI, 80" :" any mar
- --ors ASSORTMENT coMpRisEs-
rhINTS--pf every make and price;
tlNGll AMS-Domestic and Imp ,rIed,
treneh, Scotch, and American
DEl.Al NES--DO, do. do,
nerege Delanes, DO Bcrges, Moussclsine.,
Tufkoy rod Plate and figured Reds,
Orleans, AiPAvCAs-All prices aud eoIors;
Lama, COhuTg, MOhair CLOTHS.
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS;
salinH, MatCelllues; Grenadines,
ioplins, SIR and eolon and linen I.ustres:
Insh lhens, plaid Linens and every variety OF Iinen
eoods, all OF QUE own importation; - "
RlbBoNS-b -bonuet, Neck, Manlua &c-a, I.r,s and
assortment a. Kept in SIN iluua uaes, ~ 's' nv"
SUMMER SruFFS--Mrn's aud Boy,s ,vs.rs var,
'Mge sovk anh yar'ety--Tweeds Cashmare,,s Cotton.
ides Jeans and saitnetisa all prices colos and
tAssinERts-NeMest styles, fancy aud plain:
NgsriSGs--silk, wooien, aud MArseiIles.
BRoAD CLorhs-Belgl an aud Domestic black and fancy
coossi NJ" 's"'S
Linen Drills, serses. Paddinps &c,
L1ess Nsis whs Good Eeerods,ie', Germ.y and
Every kind Notions aud Variety Goods, '''
BaoWS snEETisGs-Al wild hs and Qualities,
BLrAchEo busgrlSos- Al widths aud uualitie.,
Cation aud Wooden fLANNELs;
Ilekinrs, Dsners: DTiilings osnaburgs, shIr,Ins
We hal Aeep our assortment ffesh 4 fun ,rrouynor,
'hc season. and soeit examination from sny one An.
fssed 10 purchase March IL "a
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Going 10 Quit!

DLACR, Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherry
ID French Mernos; at less prices than they eau bt
hough, East this season-come aud see them.
Oct. I, ie5s. I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr, l02 Main st.
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Sheet Iron.

OARS, CAPs-Just received a good assortment of
" Mems Travelling Hair Cloth Caps--a new article
wheeling, apr. TO- 1852 s. d. HARPER,
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New Cooking Stoves.

{ ,hNETT d DUFF1ELD have rot up new imnrovod
pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which thev wouM
invite the candid attention of their customers and the
public. anu 'he
cheap, neat and durable consumes much less re,
and has all the appurenances necessary TO comnIate
cooking apparatus. WheeIing anr an isPPo "
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10 Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable ro.dic,r. a.,
many complaints TO which you subject In obsGue
esimale benefit restoring their functional ar,s,aa %
mens to healthy action, purifying he blood and other
huds so eiectuay 10 put TO flight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities, as headache gid
dinrss, dmnoss OF sight pain ip the sdo hack &c
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensack all eth.
ers being base limitations. ~ ~
TFAgents wishing new supplies, and Store Keep.rs
desirous of becoming Agents must address the Propra
tor, J. N. llobensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
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winding Up!

SyHAwLs, Cohourgh cloths, Taglionis and Motropo-
= tan's and other worsed goods, at your prices.
They're cheap and If you don't believe IL, come and
look al them. TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr., l6s Main st.
4 ls1o.
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One Year in advance.

CLoAKs. with and without hoods, bought at "Bul
" pins" Cloak Emporium, broadway, New York, the
latest styles at (oet l, 1881 JoHNsroN's.
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GEORGE NlENDEg,.

1'0' IO4, HalN SEreet, TTheeZlnQ Va,
| . now foeoivins LARoB LOT or cABprrs
~, NJ ~ ~ ',S MATS MD MATING. Also, Table and
loot on Cloths of all widths, and keeps antly on
hah large assortment of Furniture of all kinds aud
Styles Mattresses and Bedding of every description
nl ana Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates
Nehetian ana transparent Window Blinds Blind Trim.
mings, Giocks Mahogany Veneers, Varnsh Haircloth
Iuteu talr, Springs Sacking, Bottoms Brass and Ma
siaIr hods' etc., all of which will he sold at the
"' P''''S' apr. 10, 1852
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Ee9 5000 CHALLENGE. ssy

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness II
" apeople Is at all times of the valuable nnsr-
lance take it for granted that every person will do
a III their power, to the lives their children and
that every person will endeavor promote their ows
heaith al all sacrifice feel it to he my duty to solemn
assure you that WORMS according to lie opinion .t
the most celebrated Physicians the primary cnnse.
OF large majority of diseases which children and
adults are llale if You have appetite continuaIIv
ehangeaho from one kind of food to another Bad Breath
ram IN the stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness ann
fuiness OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Jr
rcgular--remenlher that all these denote WORMS and
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WALL PAPER--sPRINc sToC,,

usT received at Fishers Book Store on Main street
-, large and splendid stock of American and French
ALI. PAPER and BORDERING of the hest onaiitv
wishing to purchase invited to cali and examine for
themselves. IoIIW EiSI,Inn NnunG ioi
Wheeling, apr. 49, 1852
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HE GREAT ARE PASSING AWAY.


Our great men arc passing away, far away
To regions ct rnal--to ne'er ending day.
They're gone from this earth never more to return;
Then weep, noble country oil nations should mourn!
Deep was the chnsm TINT was rent on the day
When the spirit departed from the breast Of our Ctay
1t mounted up, up to the brigh, land of love,
There ever 10 sing heavenly music above.
Death paused the mansion of the noble nd great,
And quickly called Webster from his famed home
of state.
Then mourn noble nation! oh, mourn ye aloud
For your statesmen lie cold in their inouldering
shroud!
Wellington's gone to the land of the blest,
His brave conq'ring spirit has now sunk to rest,
The balmy soft breezes do sigh DER his grave,
There the pale moonbeams in sadness do lave.
England should mourn--she has lost bright star,
Whose bright deeds resounded through nations aar;
They were shed DER each cline like the SUMS beam.
irg ray,
But alas the old hero has passed far away.
They are passing from us. why shed we tear
They go to land--no weeping is there.
All why should WE mourn we will meet them above,
And with them well dwell in that sweet land Of love.
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Sen SACKS WORM SYRup

An article founded upon scientific PrincipIes con
pounded with purely vegetable substances beng nar
leciy sale when TAKEN and he given the most len
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Row,
Complaints and DiarrhTa have made them veal sn5
debaied the Tonic properties of my Worm SyTn, are
such that it stands without equal in the cataoen. ~
medicines in giving tone and strength TO the S,nm..
which makes an lnallihe remedy for those aiic,eS
WIN Dyspepsia, the astonishing cures performed Inv This
Syrup after Physicians have failed Is the best ~ 's
o. its superior efficacy over all others HS'
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
UNION FOUNDRY.

UNION FOUNDRY,
,oRSER OF MAIN AND CLAY STREETS, Wurrt,,o v,
WAREHOUSE ON MARKET soIrARr
(sign of the Plow.)
yNE ARE now manufacturing . surorior .S,io,. -,
cooking Stoves, for burning either wood or coai
gg soves az sizes and prices. and of the latest and
aPbIoVed patterns, with and without the shifting
grate Franklin, Canon and Template stoves uain AMI
Sncy crates: Kitchen RanEes folow.ware. sd ipons
Dg Dog lIonsi MN Gearing, Wagon Boxes; PIougbs and
fough Castings, &c. all of which we viii sell M sar N
prices as TO offer an inducement to the huyer " u'
Au.,s,;ru. .u...,., II. d w. MILLER.
Highest market price given for old metal
apr 30, 1852 n L. ,,, =,
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HG EEEwH2D~mE mE
Market Street Chair Shop.
SyNI. III. SEAMAN.

M ANuFACTuRER Of Chairs, settees, sociables,
4'I stools. etc. No. ldG Market st. would respectfully
inform his friends and public generally, that he manu-
actures and keeps on hand large and good assortment
OF seees, chairs socabes, stools etc. of all kinds. lie
Is determined by buying his stock the lowest whole
sale prices to make the best work and sell at the very
lowest prices His stock of chairs settees sociable
armchars, rocking chairs children's chairs counting
house stools oiiee chairs, writing and revolving chairs
ana arm chairs OF all kinds is unusually large and pr
oes exceedingly low. Give him a call and you will find
That Market street is the place to buy both price and
quality. Wheeling apr 80 1852
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G-TWe always did admire the writer who
eaid--
"Auhors before they write should rcad;"
but we confess to a much greater degree of
admiration for those who profit by his advice.
An ancient Latin poet once made an ass Of
himself by pcnnng the line
"Poeta nascitur, non it,"
and merely for his folly in thinking 20, or
rather in writing it, (for we do not think he
was in earnestly the poor editors are made to
suffer. Every 'moonstruck sonncttecr' thinks
himself second edition of Byron, forthwith
cschews society and 'standup' collars, and
canno, rect satisfied until he has made the
world aware OF it through the medium of the
press. His first pothooks of of poetic rage
are duly forwarded with the very modest re-
quest TO publish if thought worthy of notice; ,
should they be returned rejected NO unto the
offending editor. The hue and cry of 'perse-
cuted genius is raised and echoed from the
lips of ull--his relatiUeS!
We have before Us a specimen of the afore-
said 'iustian.' The author is very modest,
and witllal, very liberal. Only listen to him:
"Mr. Horton J. Howard if YOU think the
above Worthey of notes you will obgc me
by lncertlnS 1t inyour paper. iIyou wish i
VIII "ntc more for your paper gratus
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New Carpets.
Save your Carpets.

y DoZ. Skeleton Mats, together with great variety
- of other door ats, just received and will he sold
very low W (oot. l, lse) j. c. HARBOUR,
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
Sha,pls.

- -MantiIds.
pICII plain and Watercd silk Mantillas, Rich Vel
Ia vets all coors, Blue silk and Satin for
MauIAs with fringcs lace and trimmings To match, at
Oct. !. 1891. STONE y THOMAS.
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VUlNDCW BIIEDS--Just opened a heavy stock of
w wide paper for Window Blinds, for sale wholesale
and retail, at the lowest rates.
Wheeling, apr. 49, 1852. T.. l.. WILDE & co.
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THOSE individuals wishing head coverings W in please
! call at :. ID. HARPER'S wholesale and retail Hat
and Cap establishment, coarner Main and Union SITS
before purchasing elsewhere, aways keep the anove
named articles, in large quantities. thereby enabling all
10 make good selections. s. d, HARPER.
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Spring and Summer Hats n Caps.

DECEIVED this day fine stock of Spring and sum
II mer Hat comprising part the following kinds
Panam Lerhorn, Pedal, English Luton, Alhon, China
Pearl, and every kind worn during the summer season
Call and see them. S. ID. HARPER.
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1,HEorSuIsr wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
sails a ALEX ANDERg
Drug st~s.
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H>lA nj ISDMg M@.

The above business win he carried by JOHN l..
IRlNF, III the old stand opposite to J. PATTONs store
where he VIII hc found al all times those
may favor him with call IN the above business. From,
his long experience in the bus snpss he hopes he viii
SHARE portion of the public patronage.
Dec. ~, 1852. JOHN T.. FRINT
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL PAPER.

Ok 000 PlECES-Persons wanting wall P.per
~C,OOO will please bear il in mind that tho sub
scrihes have just received stock of fine and common
Vail Papers, Bordering and Frcscrcens moi s,rnasse
by any in the city ia quality and varirty Prices sufe
TO ne lower ilan elsewhere. L. T.. WILDE q co.
wheeling, apr. 10, 1859. COR Main and Union sts
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y ECFIVED this day, another lot of Bcche ts Co.'S
u Spring stvle of silk Hats. Those wishing the real
and Union st. s. D. UAPpEU
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859,
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ME are now receiving from our eastern Manut,c,,,.
w ing Establishments, Of the LARGEST and best
uiaenred assortmonts of Boots and Shoes for Spring
sa summer wear ever offered in this any other mar
ke Jhey nave heen manufa ctured to order ncco,dno
TO our own drecton and are intended expressly for re-
teilmg 10 our regular Customers and all Others WIN
may favor us win call offer an nusinlv Isrre
variety OF Boots and Shoes, which we guaranteed eans
III quality oil material and workmanship TO those ma
iacinred IN this or any part of the United States Onr
seasonable Goods: - r' ~ N io0"' '"e
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RltclScls!

JUST received lot of Mems Drab Cloth Cans of the
~ most approved styles and patterns.
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1852. $. ID. HARPER,
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Boots and Shoes,

Embracing Old Java, Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Teas, and every variety CT spices, and other
tClcs usually kept IN such establishments, whichAk ft
will he sold low WHOLESALE or RETAIL. sass44.S
Give him n call, and judge for Yourselves.
Oct Z, l6J!. RICHARD b. RYAN