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treats. Avoiding all technical terms 1t addresses
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and TOO @ to nc mas }hs 10
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PAIN modification and sorrow 10 tie youth under their
"A Presbyterian Clergyman in Ohio, in writing OF Hpr
ters Medical Manual' sayst Thousands upon thoua
YOUTH evil and tho influence oil the FoS
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out realizing the sin AID fearful upon
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Address CoSDEN q CO., Publishers, Box 1876, Phila
LeInha. .
the most lberRlte terms. ,Lt-E nnlO-ly
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca, Z.
ID IGHARD BLUM has purGlaEed tho entire stock and
II, fixtures establishment occupied by F. a. RTent
neer Centre Wheeling by additions to his stock is
furnish city and country customers with tho
nuTrst best Drugs Medicines Oils, Paints Dye Stu
on the most reasonable terms. al. gas. o.
- PRESCRIPTION Department IT,
He will attend promptly otthe filling OF prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
PerfumeTcS, imported Havana CIGARS and yeriety nl
fancy articles hand. ] r-l4Egp- LEE .Oanll
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MEDICINAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness oil
w the people, is at all times of the most valuable I'm.
portance take II granted tina. every person Will do
all in their power to the lives oftheir children, and
that every person will endeayor TO promote their own
health at ali sacrifices. feel II my duty to solemny
sure you that WORMS according to the opinion OF the
celebrated Physicians, the primary causes OF
large majority diseases TO which children nd adults
liable lfyou have appetite continually
from ono kind nfood TO another. Bad Breath Pnn in the
Stomach Ficking al the Nose Hardness aud Funess Of
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irreguGr-re;
member that all these denote WoRMs, and you should at
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Look to your Coughs
ITO all such aboring under Coughs Colds hoarse
would honestly recommend the use of Conf
onnd Syrup or Boneset, pleasant, safe aud speey
itcan DO had at Messrs & LAKES lend of
tho Suspention Bridge and Z a.,,aI :
BRENTLINGER tARMSTRONG'SS
ana2t- yr:d Monroe street, " Wheeling.
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= PlaniShad Tin Ware.

lust opened assortment ofsplendd PIanished Ware
81 consisting OF coffee and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes Oys-
Sewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers, Teapot; Egg
coolers Stomach warmers, painted Toilet sets-a
beautifl article We respectfully solicit the attention Of
the public TO our varied AID beautiful assortment OF House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods 80. l.. W
No2s Monroe st, near tho Post Office,
noy1O -. Wheeling, Va
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JAS.sB BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
I.nte pnstor Of the SOUTHAMPTON Baptist Church
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"A Caro-

l5 -as IA " stsz5 -, : e -
IsTTENRYq TALLANT, LEWIS S. DRLAPLAIN and
Eel WILLIAM TALLANT have formed |. 60 gaTtnsr.
ship for purpose transacting wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General
Business In this city, under the firm TAANTSD kLA
conducted At No1e Monroe street, al the " holesale
Grocery and Commission Busin. at Nob9 Main street,
Annie and seasonabIe stocks Of Dry Goods and Grcse.
Tias win always be on sale at low preeaand ON accOpo
tenn, they earnestly invite The attention
ofcLoaE BUYERS. mao
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Notice.
VIZ D. MoTTR has associated with him partner,
wv his brother ]. W. NOTE, the partnership COM
melcing the 18th inst The style Of the hr VIII DC
w. d. NOTE & BROTHER. arf Liebio
fha'i14, ia'S Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to w, d. MoTTE requested to
IA call and settle their accounts Immediately
iebf5 ~. - ls7s-l !. \. ,',.t., w. d. hoTRE..
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MEDTCAL EVIDENCE

We the undersigned having had the receipt
their submitted for inspection,
that lie Ingredients Of which they composed makes
them tile best Pin in Use Tor all diseases Of the Liver Inn.
own but also that Of tile Jest
thority II the United States All diseases requiring the
use ofan Alternatives Diaphoretic and Pugative edtcne
that came under notice, has been treated with the
above Pills with the most sail saciory success: 'a
- y. = GEORGE WOOD, NJ. u. A.--
~ 5gqsslil F. CROWLEY, N. d.
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81 - Advice.
VOC re troubled with cough rain In the breast or
any Affection OF the LunEs-Use brentnger's Com
II yoI ave aHcted VITA Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprans your hands or feet are frost bitten
or TIE berger Spine and Muscle Ltni-
sior'S ron be afeeted With seroful: or any disease
js; ANN i1puTity OF tho blood, tie niudlcous
mercury, BY all means 'oeure BrenlDger's Fma bX
tract OF SarsaraTilla and randellon ,
These Teedes have bern tried by hundreds and In AL
cases avS given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
ecnrv over every other medicine in the cure OF these
. complaints, for which they sreTeeommended.
o. - :. BRENTLINGER q ARMSTRoNG'S
ArohecaTy Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House.
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a5 Cordage. ..e.a
6n COILS Manila ass'd Pittsburgh prices
oO e e do do s taFsf4 hemp 30 DO DO
az reels Packing Yarni .t.r.. .-... III
do Italian hemp Packing Yarnj -
40 dozen Bed cords and Plough uneSi
ibis Broom Twinei .a-
1000 lbs aup'T cotton Seine IW1Eei ra
60lbs Gillins; r.a.rr e.
10 reels hemp Bed cord; ,5..s ...at f. ,'
70 bales 0akum; ..... -. W ID. sr... .-s -s
10 brs Pitch and Rosin;
general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
TLfmbies Anchors Cauking rtaets and chselS Lard OIL
Mons, Caulhing cotton and low, etc. D, r.. III.
fs' r-'e f7CHAS. H. BERRY, Is.
d If C0rneT Union and Water Sts. 2
100. FHIJS N. o Sugar; D. l5s.-5l. fa-,
1OO $50 bbls. n. o. Molassesi
~ -'i- 100 bags Rio cofeei -
!' 50 haIfchests Y. H.G P. Imp. and black te.si
caItys
5;,l 30 10 boxes Is, los; and plug tobaecoi
- -i' 90 kegs Virginia twistI
't 10 bags pePre1j
90 boxes ground peppers
s bags pinHentoi
1 Dbl. hutmegsi
case Oaraca tndieoj rt
F. y. cask Levy, Garrett &. Sorts Scotch anua;
60 bbIs No. large maekeral;
.8i. % - - med. . f.-.. p -'i
% small ~
60 half bbIs. No.
O. o. IN quarters F.. 4 ~ =
-. Q. IN 49, So
Is tas4 90 kits 3e=' 4 % r-i-.
= 8 drums cod fish. 2 .-- i--tt
spq7 N'''''sa anu ~ DoNLoN & MAXWELL
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Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Chess Men. g.,
kets, Cologne BottI:s elegant Vases ,SsIs b,
Statutes, Paris Bronzrsi Fine Paintings. fsnsln Var
Tables and Work Stands, P,nte MonHaies 49, 1sashi
sing Cases, English Soaps Tooth Brushes lair E Ds
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ColPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. N PARKER has this day ass6cisted with him in
business, Mr.. Eichelanb .
The Confectionery AMI baking business viii DO con
nued at the stand No. 146, Main street under tho
name and style Of Cmh1OO T. n PARhER g. CO
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SECRET DISEASES.

And is only advertised 10 preven the afflicted, naTtlcu
larly strangers fomfag into the tWhiied SepulchIcs
and other abodes OF Charetansm blazoned oith III the
pubieprnts tho only places where cure can be OBJ
ained certain diseases. BaltlmOre like other large
cities is invested with TINS tribe, aud srpgels should be
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SIn or SFCONDARY IA RMS.

--.---- I = : ~
which should eve be contemplated with pure and unsul
ed delight presents an incubus the mind, tilingt with
fearful appIehens Jns, excltes only feelings of dstrus
TepgnanJe The e2ertions OF parents and guardians
ect has often proved false and fatal philosophy lot
honest COZ drnco be shown them Dreason's early dawn
aud guided by tho light truth, the pitfalls or ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided. fFr
- lf7- pPOMLI'VIITAN FIRES
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woR e no THE 7AFFLIcr Is 1; ).

II A WURD IUNIFiE
Let not shame false ecacy keep you back, but TO-
eCt that your life reputation at stalker remember
that the venera poison constitution, a
threatens not only your powers and mental oeul
ties with estTuctio but closes the door TO connubal
joys blighIs the prospects ofte future, and wraps your
h6dy and dark mantle ofdespar. The ofor
Ia before YOU who has made this branch OF medt
lscience II profound study and who has been favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice, and dpropt iety permit could addu the CRATE
l testimony OF thou ands who have been rescued by S
timely assistance from the abyss OF impending All
applicants sacrcdy from exposure by the ss
or professional honor 'asL '@t'-A.-'e'' - q y
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.Nlss ei Cod Liver Oil. Is 5I-:s..s
TURT received 6 boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the hest aTnee oil ths
kind brought to this or any other market.
.9sE 81 ~ BRBNTLINGER6 q ARMSIkOHG1, =
ang21-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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nv result of researches and rejoice that he is pernt
ted to dispense balm tile Inflicted, aposon moro oil.
vable than the ewccd throne earths oItiest potc.
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a superb collection OF Diamond Bracelet, 49,.
suitable for W edding Gifts. Diamond
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To Country Merchants.

40 dozen Scotch Alej
Cordials OF all kinds-Sust received and for sale by
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DR., II. Eromises no more than he perform, md all
who place themselves under his charge will be sacredy
shielded by the negis OF professional honor.
Aware tho d. fculty with tho public to dscdminete IN
newspaper tisemen between the genuine anil skliu
hyscaI and the spurious eehsions Inc designing ami
dangerous Quack DR. H. will cheerfuy give when applt-
to, private reference will fully satisfy all who
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Coffee and TED Sets. Urns, Tea Kettles,,, r,,
Waitets-0Vai 0biung and round shapes: ~, sna
Baskets, Rpsgness, Flower and Fruit tSnSs ca
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1-..e, 1850 EFT E0lo q Wy 1 ne MtND:A.IJ L.,
unsttung, memory Iails the power OF concentrating
islost imbecy aud idincy often supervome e9v.
ing the throne Intellect drear and desolole Timtty
and irTeSOluon with melancholy Iautty, "a gloom
around the oltte; haunted by invisible tormems,
desperately nlo the gulf intemperanrc or suicide
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u 4BA.ITf .M6RFI.iT7

49, sl,5 GOLD AND SILVER iTkTcBrsiist
From the most celebrated mskers n; Il on5.;a
and Geneva-an extensive stock AVN 9, LYcrlo
every one OF which Is anteed to petoPm on hl
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY Eve. +

WEDNESDAY Eve. Feb. %.
WHEAT--ln consequence of the de.
preston in flour, has declined land choice
qualities now may be quoted at 80 to So,
lower grades at a still greater reduction
CORN--Remains inactive, the ship
ping demand limited; and sales pretty
much restricted to home consumption.
OATS-Are also dull, and 81 &c is now
the outside rate.
PROVISIONS. Principal sales 2OO,-
600 lbs shoulders and 900, 900 lbs ribbed
sides. IN bulk, delivered at point above,
at So 20 and So 40, equal here to So
40, and So so. A lot of bulk mea. re-
ceived yesterday, sent TO smoke house.
GROCERIES--We quote sugars,
common to strictly prime, at &c to SIC,
the market. less buoyant, but prices well
sustained; Coffee, prime Rio, 10; prime
plantation molasses 80. at which we
have sale to-day of so bbls.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
New YoRK, Feb. %.

The steamer Black Warrior has arri-
we'd from Havana, which she left on the
18th. The Ell Dorado from Aspinwall
was at Havana, waiting the arrival of the
Crescent City and Ohio, due. The
English man-of war, Cumberland, from
Halifax, arrived on the 9Th. On the
18th, FIVE hours out from Havana, the
Empire City was passed, hence for New
Orleans. Four hours out from Havana,
the Black Warrior passed three Spanish
vessels, one brig-of-war; as the Black
Warrior came abreast. the brig fired a
gun TO leeward; before the former could
get her colors hoisted, another gun was
discharged, which passed over The fore
stays. Captain Schuf1eld. was not a.
ware the brig was a man.of war, as she
had no penani.
The American brig, Martha Ann, from
Savannah. for Havanah, was fired into
of Cuba by the English friga.e Vesta,
on suspicion Of being a SLAYER. Mr..
Benjamin, Senator from Louisiana, and
Max Maretzch are passengers on the
Black Warrior.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
NOTICE

To James ID. Brown and James. S.
LeggcH: l
You a. re hereby notified that |
claim of you, not exceeding One. Hundred
dollars, as justly due me on account OF
your ptomissory note, executed in my ia
vor by you, due the LIST day of January,
1852, for Eighty dollars, and that uni es5
you appear at the offi.esof Joseph Myers, a
Justice of the Peace in and Tor Agency
Township, wAPELLo county, on Friday the
18th day OF Feb. A. D., 1888, at | o'clock,
r. NJ, and make defence to said claim,
Judgement will be rendered against you for
the whole amount due with interest and
costs. SAMUEL X. CREMER, iPptid.
M. R. Lewis, atty.
And now on this 25th day of Fe". 1853,
the case being called, and defendants not
to be found, it is decreed that the case be
continued for publication OF notice to de
PENDANTS, returnable on the ~ day OF April,
1888, at O'Clock, P. Nj.
JOSEPH MYFRs, J. P.
March 81, 1888.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
Paine, the Spiritual Banker, In
diCted.


We copy the following from The Chris
tian Banker, Chic ago, periodical deyo
ted to spiritual banking and spiritual rant
ting. The editor got up bank, bust,
and was indicted for lunacy. Hear him.
WE ARE INDIcTED!--Yes, we are in
dicted! Moses was indicted by Pharaoh,
and David was indicted by Saul; Daniel
was indicted by Nebuchadnezzar, and
| Stephen was indicted by the Jewish
Priest; and thousands of the early mar
tyrs were indicted by Roman Emperors,
and died rejoicing in the flames. Luther
was indicted by the Pope, and SO was
John Huss and Jerome Of Prague.
Cromwell was indicted by Charles First;
Milton was indicted by Charles the Sec
ond, and John Bunyan was indicted by
Charles the Seconds brother. Baxter
vas indicted, and Peaceful VIM. Penn.
Calico was Indicted, and so was the in.
ven.or of printing. William Tell, Rob,.
Bruce, Robert Emmett, Kos suth, Adams,
Hancock, and Washington, all were in
dlcted. Yes, Jesus Christ himself, The
Savior of the hopeless world, thank God,
he was indicted. "rime would fail me
to tell of Gideon, Barak and Sampson,
OF Jephah and of Samuel, and OF the
prophets, who through faith subdued
Kingdoms, wrought righteousness, OBJ
tanned promises, stopped the mouth OF H.
ons, quencheG the violence of fire, es-
capped the edge of the sword, out of
weakness were made strong, waxed val
liant in fight, turned to flight the armies
of the aliens, who Paul says, of cruel
mockings and scourging. yea, moreover,
of bonds and Imprisonment. They were
stoned, they were sawn asunder, were
tempted, were slain with the sword, they
wandered about in sheep skins, being
destitute, afflicted, tormented, of whom
The world was not worthy" Those glo.
rious nanes--God's heroes Truths
martyrs-all Of these were indicted.
Moses was indicted for loving his
brethren. David was indicted to graft
fy tyrant's within, Daniel was indict-
ed for obeying God rather than man.
Stephen was indicted for preaching the
truth. Luther was indicted for his hat
red of monopoly; and SO are we. So
are all those triumpban, names which are
written high and blazing on the scroll of
fame, and also in the Lambs book of
life. .......... XIX.
The indicters of Moses persisted in
the Red Sea. The indicters of Samps n
brought ruin on their own pates. The
indicier of Daniel was reduced to the
level of the beasts. The indcter of
Cromwell lost his own head The in
dieter of Luther is we, trembling on all
her seven fold hills. and Austria is quail
ing, too, in horror of the day of wrath.
And let them indict as. The oPposers
of the peoples cause, truths cause, and
Gods cause, can no more escape the
coming retribution than the monopois,s
Of old, when God let loose his avenging
thunderbolts, and there was no, house
in which there was not one dead.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
WASHINGTON. Feb. %

General Pierce came through in an
express train from Philadelphia, this P.
NJ, which was kept as quiet as possible
IN company with Sidney Webster and
Pearson Butler, no Others; he reached
Washington at half pas, eight. Mayor
Maury was at the depot, blu. did not dis
cover him-he passed through the crowd
unobserved, anu before the cars fairly
stopped was off to Wizards in coach.
Jefferson Davis has not reached the
city, nor is there any intelligence of his
departure from Mississippi. .
Marcy to-day attracted much attention,
Notwithstanding the presence in the city
of several distinguished gentlemen nam.
cd in connection with cabinet appoint
ments. Much uncertainty exists. no.
only as to persons really fixed upon, but
also as to the positions that may be as.
signed TO them.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03
Divorce Notice.
ITO Lemuei Pointer.

SR.-Yeu arr
hereby notified that on or before the TWEEN
tieth day of March, A. ID. 1853, there will
be on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
District court in Wape Ito county, Iowa,
a petition of Sarah Poin ter claiming of you
divorce from the bands of matrimon,
and that unless you ppear and answer
thereto on or before the second day of tn,
next tenn of the District court, in and fol
the county aforesaid, a decree will be rem
dereG against you thereon.
JAMES BAKER, Atty for Pptft
March Sd, 1883.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-03-03

Washington gossip is never worth
much, Blu, people look for it. making all
due allowances for its character. A let
ter to the New York Express, OF the
l7,h, embraces these items:
A contract TO carry the mail from New
Orleans 10 San Francisco, via Vera Cruz
to Acapulco. il is said. has been signed,
giving about $500, 600 for The job. The
successful bidders are Mr.. Rankin, of
Poughkeepeie, taking much of tnomin-
ally 10 behalf Of parties in New York
city. Mr.. Charles Morgan, OF New
York. and Mr.. Aspinwsll. the latter on
the Pacific, the former from New Or
leans TO Vera Cruz. The parties from
Vera Cruz 10 Acapulco are said to be
Simeon Draper. of New York, Cole
man and Ssetson, and some others. The
bidding was not open, but was confn-
ed to these parties.
Gen. Pierce is prepared for, here. and
disinterested crowds stand ready to sur
round him. Every hotel i'll the city is
full-and other crowds are coming-bu,
there is room. if no: in hotels, else
where. a#
IL is persisted in. that Azlriah Flagg
will be Secretary of the Treasury
persisted in, in some very well informed
quarters. We do not believe it, bu, we
shall see-but Notwithstanding the out.
givings from Concord, have no idea the
Cabine, is formed beyond disturbance
here.
The Pacific Railroad bill, it is believ-
ed. will not pass in any form this ses-
sion.
Applicants for office are as thick as
leaves in Autumn.
Hon. VIM. J. Brown, of Indiana, for
merly in Congress, aud also Second As
sistant Post Master General, is a candi-
date for the pos, of special mail agent for
she States of Indiana and Illinois, with
a salary of 81, 900 and perquisiles, ma
king the post worth abou! $1,000 per
annum.
Missouri wants Hon. James 3. Bow
lin for Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
and the Hon. James S. Green, ex-E. c.,
wants Foreign Mission.
Pennsylvania. through Mr.. Buchanan,
wants Judge Campbell TO be Attorney
General. South Carolina would like to
see Senator Butler in this place.
German. of Indiana, and the House,
wants 10 be Commissioner of Indian AZ.
fairs.
Col. John H. Wheeler, OF N. c., is
warmly urged by members Of Congress
for Auditors Office for the Post Office
Department, now filled by j. w. Far.
rally, Esq. of Pa.