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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
EsTABL1s HE'D 1s41.

THTE offer for sale well selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description of PAPER-MAKERS'
MATERIALS.
Having the st 6yseperal years. establish in the
Westa Paper business complete in all its parts have
formed permanent connections with the best manlact.
in this country and receive supplies directly
them The prices and terms offer favora.
BILE goods be purchased in the Eastern
cities.
We have exclusive agency the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER &, SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be-
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
country.
embraces every description Paper in
the West We have but Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail will be filed at the prices if bought
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost.
aus21. BUTLER SS BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
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TO FEMALES.


You viii find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
either total or partial they have been found ofnesable
health actio, purifying the blood and other fluids eC
iectualy 10 put to flight all complaints which may arise
nom enae headache, gddiness dimness
OF sight, pain in the side back, etc., aud offered tho public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
OF their manufacture submitted Inspection say
that the edIents OF which they composed
them the best PHI muse Tor all diseases of the Liver
puriiies OF the Blood etc. WeSay this only from our
own Judgement but also from tina medical a
thonty II the United States ALI diseases requiring Tie
use ofan eratVe Daphoretc and Purgative Medicine
that came under notice, has been treated with the
above Pills with tile most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ d.
T. CROWLEY, M. ID.
L. BOWEN, NJ. d..
I'd Purchase none but those having the signature, ~
y. HOBESSACk,' upon e4ch box, all others
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents. must address the proprietor, j. ~ Ho-
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates or performed in diff
crent sections of the country the above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents.
Sold by J. Baker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Wesieln Va; w. b. Briggs West Liberty; j. Fer.
rell, BTadleytowni J. Caring Tradelphia VIM. Hosack
R0nys Point; Dan FerTfl, Coral Cove. Price each 90
cents. mat29-1y
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult to destroy OF all that
nes the human system, grows to almost indefinite
length, becoming coed and fastened in the itestines
and stomach, eifectng the health sadly
tus Dance, Fits, etc that those afflicted seldom II
suspect that is Tape Worm that is hastening them
energetic Treatment must be pursued twou therefore be
proper TO take or my Liver Pills, remove
all DISTINCTIONS that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm which must be taken doses Of two Ia.
bic spoonnls three times These directions followed
have been known to fail in curing the most 0bsti
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DIR. Todd's Pills

bT. IOuu'S F1lIS
AN be had fresh genuine tile following places in
" the city of Wheeling aud vicinity, viz:-At the Drug
stores Of James Baker: Kcls & Caldwell; Brcntlnger y
Co: Ciitchietown); A Brengcr CCcnre Wheelns); al
he Shoe store OF Todd e. Devol, market square,
tho Drug store OF the proprietor, OF Quincy ami
Fifth streets.
They also be had at Dunn's Grave Greek; A be-
billions and Jacob Goodins's, National Road; Benz.
Craven west Alexandria Wilson Stringers, Wheel-
ing; and Ely Looman's, bridgeport Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation
trial. they have now been in constant than
twenty years, and If you will only give them chance they
will speak for themselves-ry them. Poe per box; Sc per
doz; $40 per gross. ian6
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Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by a. b. Il d.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St, corner Of
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Canadas 81 per
bottle; six bottles for So. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. 1T5 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Scaton & Sharpe OF MaysviIlc
Shackleford Crichton Portsmouth; and E. II. lIinmn
Cincinnati. narlO-3m
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ia HAIR Pipes Rochelle Brnndy;
10$ do do do dos
81 do Pinot do do
10b do do do do
) casks Cherry Wine;
9 do Medairy do
10 do Port do
do Port Juice;
81 Pipes Holland Gin;
100 gallons Irish Risky;
20 barrels Old Monongahea Whisky;
20 do Rye do
20 do Burbon do
200 do Jamaica Spirits;
200 do New England Rum;
900 do Cherry brandy;
100 do lavender do
200 do Ginger do
200 do Blackberry do
5casks White Wine;
do Claret;
do Rhenish WiEe 1916;
10 dozen Scotch Ale;
Cordials of all kinds-;ust received and sale by
dect6 BECKER, WEILLER q FRANZHElM
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CINCINNATI
lilo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut
CINCINNATI, ONO.


superior facilities aO ded at this Institution. qua
fyng fnd viduaIs in Thorough practical tn
counting and business pursuits.
Bookkeeping by Double EntTy-A complete
practical of Instruction Is in the OF keep
Ing scientifically double Entry Books i'll the different de-
partmcnts OF trade. commerce and manufactures
hendns the forms the most eminent esta bish
whether prosperous adverse the purchase sale
merchandise at wholesale and retail ortng and export
ing on their account, commission joint specu-
laton including specuatons in stocks, real estate,
win seamboang bank insurance, railroad, and books OF
Joint stock and Chartered associations generally
Commercial calculations embrace every variety
puat pertaining TO business operations being taught
according to the most approved ehods-Inerest Dis
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile CoTTeSPoMdence-Such exercises are introduc
ed this subject calculated to impress business
line mind of the student well amiliarize him with
commercial technCaities and phraseology including pro
lorna Invoices, Account saies bills of exchange, &C.
Practical PeHmanShPOne hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style of business writing combining freedom
witt thorough command Of hand and pen, accuracy and
elegance with and rapdity, and perfect leibty with
Commercial Law ~ld Political Economy.-Daily Lee
lures are given these TOPICS as connected
with the avocaons OF the merchant in the operations
commerce. and practical workings of trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership principal and agent negotiable In
strments sales, debts guarantees, also the laws
Of wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges, cred
it, profit, interest. inter national trade, &c.
The course can be completed In from eight to twelve
weeks.
Instruction being given Individually applicants
at any time.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications:
The business acquaintance OF the Principal bles him
TO render sstance TO those wishing procure situations
Good board can be obtained in the city at to
per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded thc graduates
1ERMS:-For partial course, books, ationcry, &c. in
course, books. stationery. Diploma &c. Inclu-
sive, $1,000 JOHN GUNDRY,
ianS'6s-1yd Principal.
Virai-~o+i UhoIaoo1 Do-0-
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To all whom II nlny concern!
WHO'S. HUGHES has removed his bushes staEd TO the
north corner OF Main and Water streets, Wheeling,
Va, where he will be most happy TO Ieceivchs old friends
and CUSTOMERS and all who 1esirous purchase
tul and cheap goods. He has received his entire
stock OF the most beautiful cloths, cassimeres, vestng,
etc., etc., which will be made to order in the fash.
onable STYLE and at the lowest possible prices.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

q h1NOI IIEIt 1tIs01EANlAz1Dl.E CUNE.
NEW York, Jan. s, 1851
Messrs. sASDs.-Gente:nen-l have great pleasure In
acknowledging 10 the great benefit have received
rom the OF your Sarsapara. subject OF pulnlo.
disease, made voyage 10 Europe, but while
continued to be afflicted. weeks afier my return
seized with violent hemorrhOge the lungs AMI
from the debility and great OF strength
Win inc Pio,!ae.ea 9ieuy OF Iesmrauon
1constder most important aud truly valuable discovery
in the healing art. feel that fourteen years
enjoyed goud health at present.
Gratefully yours,
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ID ECEiVED and in store, corner Main and Sd Streets
~ large ard well selected stock Of Drugs and Medi
cnes, etc. Also Wines Brandies, Gin, etc. warranted
pure; foreign wines of all kinds, German and French
wines warranted the pure juice othe grape, medicinal
and family use; for sale at my Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RICHD. BLUM.
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And you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal. Humane
ty calls upon to do your duty 1t sonly out of
the nany thousands who has its wonderful effects.
Dr. N Observation-Disclosures titude TO you, the I'M
ventor highly medicine, prompts this humble
testtmony in It's favor, as being salr gene yet power
fully etfecua remedy for Worms. Having had much
in knowing thu effects various preparations
my WIFE, who well skilled In :ninsterng TO children
intltsress pronounced IL the best had ue aid
would use no other while yours could be had. daugh.
Ter OF ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
Were alarming, but her mother sought
dy for Worms Having obtained you're, by the time she
had taken half BOTTLE OF Sir the gave an ELECTION
Ing about FIVE or six years old She passed immense
quantity OF Worms he, siekly bi tighten.
ed, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child threatened with decline death, prom
Use OF health Thanks to kind Providence whose bles.
sing attended your Syrup restored the child With
demec recommend it to all parents whose children
| suffering with Worms.
JAS. b, BOWEN, Minister of tho Gospel,
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To Country Merchants,

MIR. S. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. oil
M McCallen, Knox Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. knox, (brother OF
S. Knox so long and favoraby trading public
assuming the style ofAicClailens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwhn
have long and literally sustained hem)
in Boots and Shoes that their Fan Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th to the last of September.
Having been selected with the latest care and bought
for cash. they attsr themselves that their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold
and prices superior to any offered in the markell
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas.
ed TO exhibit their Stock and post them nprces earessly
challenginga comparison with the markets OF Baltimore
Phiadelphia. rsen3l NICOLA LIENS q KNOX
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SECOND sToCN OF

SEUUNU STUCN OF l" /"
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
HElsKELL & Co, win open, this morning their sec.
Al ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods which
has been selected by OF tie firm in the New York
market from the latest inportaions Their stock Of
dress goods manties sawls embroiLeTics, bunbes ami
ribbons, will be much the largest in the city Purchasers
will find the stock varied than ever, they would
most extend invitation to all 10 cali and
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MAY be conidenaty consulted at his Lock Inrpary.
l No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
sls opposite the Exchange buildings, and City Post Of
ce baltimore Md This Medical Institute, estab ished
over fifteen yeaisiI this cityby regular Physicians as
refuge FROM QuackeTy, widely tor speedy and
elective cures various classes OF bit
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S w a l M S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.

FOR THE CURE OF
INCLPLENY CON,SU1EPT ION.
scRoFuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF TIE LIVER AND SKIN,
AMI .SI.s
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28
The ism Question.

Our foreign papers contain great guam
tity Of correspondence and other advices on
this subject, but the writers contrivc @ in
gcniously to mix up genuine and authentic
news with their own vague speculations and
the rumors they find afioat, that it is scarce
ly possible, at this distance from the scene
of action, to arrive at the exact state of
things From what we can gather, it now
appears that the Sultan of Turkey did not
accept the note of the four powers, nor did
the Gar, notwithstanding al. the telegraph
ic dispatches and official announcements, 50
that matters are in statu quo The occupa-
tion Of Servia BY $4,000 Austrians does not
seem to be treat, but the announcement Of
purpose, the reason for which, as given,
is with a view .to check any revolution that
might rise out of the occupation OF the Dan
ubian principalities by tie Russians"
This fact shows pretty plainly, that Aus
tria has been. throughout, secret friend Of
Russia in this business and that she expects
to secure her share Of the plumber by seiz-
ing on Scrvia. The Turkish army, COM
manded by Omar Pacha, numbers about
$4,000 regulars and 10000 irreguIars. 1t
is concentrated at Shumla, and is said to be
in much better health than the Russian
force, which was suffering greatly from Ty-
phus fever. Omar Pacha has his forces in
high state of discipline and was about to
commence the erection of fortifcaiions on
the Island Of Schetel, at the mouth Of the
Danube, which i said to be neutral ground
In the principalities, Russian agents are bu-
silly engaged in getting the people TO sign
petitions praying for the annexation of those
provinces to the Russian Empire and have
in forward state of preparation the maie-
rial for crossing the Danube Yet the Eng
lish ministerial organs continue to reiterate
their assurances Of a peaceful termination
Of the difficulty. U. S. Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28
lndepend,t order OF Odd Fellows.

While other associations have received
their due need of praise for their exertions
in the cause of suffering humanity. this no
BILE and philanthropic Order has not been
mentioned, 80 far as our observation has ex-
tended. The Order of Odd Fellows in
New Orleans, numbers some 1000 MEM
bers. very large proportion Of whom are
men Of families. having wives, children and
relatives depending upon them for protec-
ton and support. Of course, in the sweep
ing and terrible epidemic that has prevailed
in our city for the past two or three months,
the Order has not escaped. 1t has suffered
severely. Some Of its noblest, purest and
best have fallen victims to the dread destroy
er. But, to the eternal honor Of the Order,
be it said that no Odd Fellow has been COM
pelled to ask assistance outside Of his own
Order, from any quarter whatever; no Odd
Fellows wife has needed any other attend
ance or nursing than that which was provi-
ded with the utmost alacrity; no Odd Eel
lows child has been permitted TO suffer-
All were affectionatcly and attentively nurs-
cd and cared for and those who died were
buried decently and respectfully, and with
all due honor.
Neither have the philanthropic workings
Of the Order been confined to members
within its own immediate jurisdiction. 1t
has been called upon to provide for and to
inter transient brethren from almost every
quarter of the compass The duties devol-
wing upon il have been faithfully fulfilled
There has been no shirking Of responsible
ty, no dodging Of fatigue, no evasion Of du-
ty. They were members Of great and no
BE brotherhood. whose motto H. "Frieud-
ship. Love and Truth" and ike brothers
were all sedulously attended to.
or course, under circumstances ike these,
the expenses have been very large, almost
opprcssively heavy; but they have been, and
will be, borne without murmuring.
We are, however much pleased in being
able to state that the attention of Odd Eel.
lows in other parts Of the country has been
aroused to the state Of things existing among
the Order here, and that assistance has been
promptly forthcoming.
Ne,c Orleans Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28
The Seized Fishing Schooner Star
Light.

From documents we have seen from Capt
Mcdonald, Of the schooner Star Light,
Of Gloucester, and from Henry Palmer,
Esq, the American Consul at Charlotte
Town, Prince Edward Island, we learn that
after the vessel was seized by the Devasta-
ton, she was taken into port and libeled
before the Vice Admiralty Court. She was
charged with violation of the treaty BY
fishing within the marine league. The on
ly point made before the tribunal, according
to the correspondents, was, that, if the vessel
was taken in the Canadian waters the Court
had no jurisdiction The objection was sus-
tanned, and the vessel was ordered to Que
bee for trial. But, through the influence
of the American consul, the vessel was al
lowed TO be released, upon the payment of
sixty dollars, costs, and the promise of the
Captain to keep out of the shore limits As
far as we have seen, Capt. Mcdonald did
not deny the charge upon which he was ta-
ken BY the Devastation.
If the above statement proves to be cor
rect it would appear that there was no hard
ship in the case of the Star Light, but, on
the contrary, the crown officers appear to
have acted on liberal principles From
what We know of the views and feelings of
the residents in the fishing districts, we be-
lieve that they have no sympathy whatever
with those who violate the treaty in any re-
spect, as it has been understood for a gener-
alton since it was made. They only ask
the Government to defend their rights, and
We now reiterate the statement made by us
many weeks since. that we know of many
fishing now on the grounds, whose officers
and crews have both the means and ability
to defend themselves asa;nst outrage and
insult Boston Transcript.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28
What shall Uncle Sam do with
his MOneyf

The United States Treasury is uncom.
fortably full-what shall be done? The
surplus in the treasury is now about thirty
millions Of dollars, all in hard gold and
silver. About one-third of it i i'm the SUBJ
treasury in this city. To be sure Uncle
Sam owes twice as much as he has cash On
hand but it j. payable some years ahead,
at fair interest, and the capitalists. who
hold the securities, viii not receive the cash
for them without large premium, as they
might not readily invest their funds else.
where at 50 good rate. And besides. they
consider Uncle Sam perfectly good, and in
no danger Of busting up"
What then shall Uncle Sam do with BIZ
spare change? We don't think he can Law
it out better than to build rail road across
his farm from the Mississippi valley to the
Pacific. 1t will raise the value of his farm
ten times as much as the road will cost
and besides all that it would bind the grow
ing States ON the Pacific to the Union; it
would rapidly build up new estates along
the whole line across the continent; il
would become great thoroughfare Of trade
between Europe and the East Indies; and
it would very soon produce revenue more
than sufficient to defray the whole expenses
of government The railroad ought to be
built, must be built. and will be built, by
somebody before long. 1t ought to be
completed in five years, though we are afraid
it will not be under ten.
GN " Budget
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28

Az Active You've LADY.-The present
editress Of magazine conducted BY the
factory girls at Lowell-a Miss EARLY
writes to friend
II am now proprietor Of the New Eng
land Offering. ! do all the publishing, ed
itng, canvassing. and as it is bound at my
Office, l can. in hurry, help fold, cut COW
ers. &c. have little girl to assist me in
the folding, stitching, &c. the rest. after it
comes from the printers hands, is all my
own work. / employ no agents. and de-
pend upon no one for assistance. Ny edi-
tion il four thousand"
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28
cheap Mode Of Filtering Water.

As efficient filterer. as can possibly bo
constructed may be made in few minutes
by any person, aud at cost of very few
pence. Procure clean flower pot of the
common kind, close the opening in the bot
tom by piece Of sponge then place in the
inside a layer Of small stones. previously
well clcansed BY washing; this layer may
BE- about two inches deep, the upper stones
being very small. Next procure some fresh
ly burnt charcoal, which has not been kept
in damp or foul place, as it rapidly absorbs
any strong smells, and so becomes tainted
and unf. for such purposes; reduce this to
powder, and mix it with twice its bulk Of
clear, well washed. sharp sand; with this
mixture gil the pot to within short distance
Of The top. covering It with layer Or small
stones, or, what j. perhaps better, place
piece Of thick flannel over il, large enough
to tie round the rim If the pot outside, snd
form a hollow inside, into which the water
to be filtered is to be poured, and which
will be found to flow out rapidly through
the sponge in an excellent pure state; the
flannel removes the grosser impurities float
ing in the water. but the latter absorbs
much Of the decaying animal and vegeta-
bic bodies actually dissolved in it; when it
becomes charged with them it lcoses this
power-hence the necessity for a supply of
fresh charcoal at intervals.
t4 lMontltky ObserUeJ.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28

Pacific RAIL RoAD MovEMENr.--We
see it stated that great Pacific Railroad
Company is in process of organization in
New York, in which Mr.. ERAsrUs Corn
ING, RoB'T SCHUYLER, SIMEON DRAPER,
and LEVI S. CHArr1ELD figure as the lead
ing spirits. The great object of this scheme
is to provide a substantial six-feet guage
road from New York to the Pacific ocean.
running through st. Louis, Missouri, Ar
kansas, Texas Northern Mexico, and Cali
fornia. The estimated cost is 500, 900, 900.
which is to be the capital of the company.
1t is said that thirteen of the most RESPONSE
bic contractors of the United States have
offered to build 100 miles each on the route
above described, and to take in payment so
per cent cash, 25 per cent. in the bonds of
the company, and 25 per cent. in its stock.
Mr.. CHATrIELD is spoken of as the Presi-
dent of this gigantic concern.
Washington telegraph., 1853-09-28

FATAL AFFAIR-A difficulty occurred
in Sewer county on the evening of the 14th
inst, between two brothers named WALKER
1t appears that the two had been to Para
clifta, the county seat, and on their turn
home had some difference, when quarrel
ensued, which terminated in the death of
one of the brothers. Both, it seems, were
intoxicated, and the deceased having gone
by his brothers house there renewed the
difficulty by striking his brother two or
three times with stick The other then
attempted to procure his gun. but was pre-
vented by his wife, when he drew knife,
and cut his brothers throat. The perpe-
traitor of the deed, after becoming conscious
of the awful crime he had committed, at
tempted to put an end to his own life. but
was prevented by the interference of others.
Such are the evil effects of intemperance,
one brother, for trivial, or imaginary
cause, takes the life of another, and becom-
ing conscious of the dreadful reality, at
tempts to commit suicide.