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Look to your Coughs

Look to your Coughs!
all such as are laboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
would honestly recommend the Brentnger's Conn
pound Syrup of Boneset, pleasant safe and sneedy
cure 1t can be had at Messrs PAXTON & LAKE, and oi
the Suspention Bridge, and at ~ - N VI
BRENTLINGER &. ARMSTRoNG,S
Huszi-yI:u LII Monroe street, Wheeling
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Entrance oil Gold Street.
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Family Groceries No. l.


TUST received and for sale, wholesale retail
u Old Gov, Java, Old Yellow and Green Rio Coiee;
Black Teas; :.
Crushed, pulverzed and clarified Sugars;
Philadelphia and Honey Syrups;
Liverpool ground Table Salt in sacks and boxes;
Bath Brick and Tripoli Brick dust; -
500 b Western Reserve cream Cheese;
eases Pine Apple do
do sapsago do
boxes wax and sperm candIes
10 do Chocolate assorted;
do cocoa shells;
10 do variegated and CASTLE Soaps;
do New York pearl and corn Starch;
100 h Plove OF Rice;
100 d Hecker's Farna;
100 h Pearl Barley;
300 h hulled Barley;
100 b Tapioca and Pearl Sage;
100 b English split Peas and Lentils
500 h white Mustard, hemp and carander seed;
- boxes Yeast Powder; 300 b Dat Meal.
dec16 S. d. WOODROW, No. 256 Main ST
M ANTED, by young mar led man or undoubted re
w terrence as TO character, and who is willing to turn
his hand to thing in store either wholesale or retail
or in business in which he would engage He is good
pennnn and perfectly willing TO assist at the books He Is
not to the nature OF the business he has
small family and wishes settle in this part
For further particulars address Y.
dec15 Post Office, Steubenyle Ohio
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Johnston, Sweeney & Co.

VJRGINIA-At Rules deld in the clerks Office of tic
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, month of Febr-
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Berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment.
this remedial agent forbear to say anything the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises, Burns &C. is so
extTsodnary that We're we to speak its real merits you
we lear could scarce give credence assertions
1t can be had at -
PAXTON & LAKES
End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
1ug.zL-Ly:d. hRENTLINGER q ARMSTRoNG'Si
pEACH, Lemon, Almond Celery DC for fisyoriir ice.
creams. 5eles, syrups, pastries, &c. y . -
Ihese are the incest articles yet brought
hls market Several ladies' in the city have used
with great satisfaction. Fsr sale only by
noV29 = T HOGAN q Co,
----- ---- Bridge Corner Drugstore
- . CHLLDREN'S SHOES.
I601 PAIR of ohildren.s shoes all kinds just reee
ICOO we'd ny -Csep24o II Tonn q DEVoL
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UNIV oOiiAIShg
VS..
E Sankey and Co

An action assumpsit S129 rs CENTS ard in
terest for work and labor done and formed in which
suit an attachment was issued and returned
Affidavit having been made that a ccted tn
the Sheriff Ohio county, been twice delivered
officer, than ten days before the eu
and returned without being except Sankey
and John Moorehead-on motion OF the plaintiff by his at
torIeys, il is ordered that they appear within
month after due publication oil this order and do may
be Necessary their this
copy OF said order be forthwith inserted some news
published in the city Wheeling
weeks, posted Court House of
Ohio county the first day OF the next County Court
copy-Tcste ALoHZO LORiNG, CPk
In. C. Good1 .ra (iebI
JTlRGINIA-At Rules held H. lilo clerks Office Ior tho
v Circuit Court oil Ohio county, in the FebIu-
airy, 1853. -'.'..s 10 II
Charles n. Berry
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In CASE

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, the month FebTu-
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To Readers

1lSdo6IS .......
UST received at the Depot. confessions Eaten
y Boy; Minnie Geyi Capt Kidd, the Wizard
Sea- Head and Heart; Adventures OF The
Burial the Rival SuitoIs; WHITEHALL the times
Cromwell; Putnan's monthly Magazine for January;
Newspapers &C., at the new Depot, Main St. door
from Monroe and opposite the NORTH. western Bank.
dec3l j, l., RUSH.
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W Rules held In the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, in the month of Feb
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VTIRGINIA:-At Rules held the clerks office of the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, in the month Febru-
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latest of the Season.

NM d. MOTTE is now opening his second stock OF
w. FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which contains many and desirable articles Also
several fabrics for Dresses together with every kind
of staple and useful Goods at prices .
Much Cheaper .
than they could be bought early in the Fall He
his customers and every body else that they get
the best bargains at his store which city
He will be receiving additions TO stock sometime
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Covenant broken.

n
Anaction of breaohof covenant and
Interests; In which suit attachment issued
turned served
Affidavit having been made that the defennnnts not
Inhabitants Of the commonwealth OF Vtrgina-on motion
OF the plaintiff b. his attorneys 1t is ordered they
DO appear here within one month after due publication
this ORDER and do what be necessary protect their
interests in this suit, and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
~ of Wheeling for four successive weeks and posted
the front door the Court House county the
first day of the next County Court.
A copy-Test: ALONZO LORING, Cpk.- ..
I'M. G. GoOd.] [feb7
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Virginin.-At Rules held in the cerks office Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, In the month of Feb
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MA d. JOhnston'
Joshua VI. Friend.
Al action of trover and conversion recover $40 and
increZt, in which suit an attachment issued
tur ned served
Affidavit having been made defendant is not all
inhabitant OF the commonwealth of Virgina-un motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorneys, it is ordered that he
do here within month after due publication
this order and do what be necessary to protect his
interests in this suit, and that copy said be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
of Wheeling for four successive weeks and posted
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county the
fir st day OF the next County Court.
eopy-Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, Cl'k.
I'M C. Good.] CfebI
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Pettebone, Hobcn and Co. .a......
An action of 3G9 aid interest,
work and labor done and performed, which suit
taclnient issued and returned served.
Afidavt having been made that the defendants
inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF Virginia motion
OF the plaintiff by his Attorneys, it is ordered, that
do appear here within month after publication OF
this order and do what may be protect their
interests in this suit, and that copy said order
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in c
ty hecling for four successive weeks and posted
the Court House Ohio county on The
first day OF the next County Court. T. r.r. liz .s
A cOpy-Teste: ALONZO LORING, Cpk
Rus sell and FitZhugh.l + 1eb7
VTIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the clerks office Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, i'll the month Februa-
~, 1853
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1OH Doz. assorted Caps f5om $40 be pro
lNC cured at S. D. Harper's Hat and Cap store whose
legitimate business is selling Hats and Caps which the
place to call for fashionable articles in his line %
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In DEDT.

Virgin ia:-At Rules held in the clerks OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month OF Febru-
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Pettebone, Hoben3 Co ....s...
An action OF debt StS6 81 cents, the amount
ola certain pronsory note, with interest; in which suit
attachment issued and returned served.
Affidavit having been mAde that the defendants
inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF Virgina-on motion
the plaintiff by his Attorneys II is ordered they
do appear within publication
this order and do what may be necessary to project their
interests III this suit and that copy said order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the CT
OF Wheeling for TOUR successive weeks, a
the Court House Ohio county on the
day OF tht County Court. '
A copy-Teste: & ALONZO LORINCi, Cpk.
Russell and Fzhugh.l [febT
" IRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the clerks office the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, in the month OF Febru-
aTy
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SGCOud ArT1VdI OF WInG6r GOODS.
d GMER & BRO, No. &c. Main st. Centre Wheeling
III have just received magnificent lot Paris style Bon
nets made and trimed entirely different anything ev
before brought TO this market Also large assortment
OF French Merinoes, Thbet Cloths Apaccas,
rious other goods, in style and quality, low in
prices; ..
In addition TO the above having very large stock on
hand have this day began TO sell them astonshngy
low prices, and adopted the motto ''Sma Profits and
Quick Returns.' Purchasers wishing money, will
find it TO their interest TO favor with call.
nnr6
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-05-24

FARMERS READ.-The farmers Of Indi.
ana we'll remember what difficulty they had
last spring in getting ;heir corn to como up ri:
ght Many farmers had to plant q second and
third time. But was well aware of the diff
Guilty before hand. I ascertained it by tho
following experinent:-I took one hundred
grains off Of fifty different ears and put them in
a small pan of dirt, and set them by the fire SO
as to keep the dirt sufficiently warm. The re-
suit of this experiment was, that only about
half of the grains sprouted. ] repeated tho
experiment several times with like results.
This spring have repeated the same exper-
imcnt several times and find that nearly every
grain sprouts well. there was only three or four
grains out off hundred that would not come
up. So think the farmers this spring have
no fear on this point. BY making similar
experiments. the formers evon Of Wayne conn
ty may save several bushels Of seed corn.
hope the farmers of Indiana will try the ex.
pertinent for hemseves.-Indidna Farm.
or.
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The Crops-The Prospect.

The wheat is looking well. It could not be
better. We never saw it so thick upon tho
ground and looking so strong and thrifty at the
'ason in any former year. But the great rain
which has jus, terminated after continuation
Of two weeks, almost without interruption, has
put back the spring work, and been the death
of multitude oflambs. The fruit prospect il
good.
asr In this section the wheat never looked
healthier or better: while every bush and tree
capable of bearing fruit, is loaded with bloss-
oms, giving promise of tho greatest possible
abundance. Kalamazoo Gazette.
Gu- The WHEAT CROP in this section of tho
country. never looked better than at pres
ent.-rNiles Rep. =,
GF Everything now has the appearance
Of ''peace and plenty" especially to the far
fker. The whoat crop promises an abundant
yield. and, as yet, the fruit entirely untouch-
ed by frost.-Chron. Of ST. Joseph, Go.
THE CRors.-The wheat on the ground, all we
can gather, never locked more promising than
at present. Our exchanges, almost uranimo.
usly. say the same thing. They also speak of
the fine prospect for good crop Of fruit
Ann Arbor Argus.
THE GROWING WAEAT CRop.-We notice by
our Ohio exchanges the growing wheat gen.
orally promises well. The cultivator of tho
Is'. states that the appearance of the wheat
is fine about Columbus rClev. Her
WHEAT CRoP.-We are informed that the
winter wheat has survived the winter in good
condition. and promises an abundant yield.-
The surface sown, however is but small. espe-
cially under tho prairies, where heretofore il
has been subiectto occasional failure.-[ Fond
du Lac journal.
THE GROWING WHEAr.-Thc rains of tho
past week have served TO invigorate the young
wheat. aud tho appearance Of the fields, as we
learn from every county in the State. never
looked more thirty and healthy since Wiscon-
sin commenced raising wheat. ,.-[Milwaukis
Wis.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No log BROADWAY, NY.
Sf5G.75O


<eeSmnlassd Capital principally iHr'ted in NeT York
and UNitcd Sfat,s Stotk.
THIS Company make all Insurance appertaninJ
20 Life on the most economical md srcure plan.
The Premiums charged at the usual rates, but
may be paid annually scmi-annually or quarterly, or
when the policy is for life aud the premium amounts
to $780, 4oper cent of 1t may be paddy note and 60
per cent. only in CASH
At the end of each year statement Is made Of tn
Companies Affairs and dividend Of the profits made
to ali life policy holders.
This dividend is madn in the shape Of stock-trans
fcrabe certificates for which are ssued-bcnrinG such
interest the Trustees shall declare BY this mo lc
thee sa continual md increased reduction the pre-
mium from year To year.
The Company have now bcen in successful opera
ton seven vears--have insured over 500 policies
nft"r paying heavy the widow. orphan aud
creditor they have remaining large fund i56, ,75Ol
TO meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been made-thrce Of
40 and four Of so per cent, and per cent. same
paid in cash-thus showing the truths aud safety Of
its principles and benefits TO he derived thercfrom.
MORRIS FRANKLIN President.
PLtSY FREEMAN. Actuary
Further Information aud prospectus can be had at
the Office Of MURPHY g. BAXTER, Agents.
Docts Z; NJ IIALr Medical Examiners.
Jonesvie, Jan. l, 1853. 1890
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Rensonable Labor. y

WITH the farmer, each season has its appro-
pirate, even its indispensable laborss Those
Of the sprngseason are multifarous and of too
much importance to be neglected. First in time
and Importance, are repairs of the fence
These should be put in good order.
The cattle will soon DO turned from the yard,
but not hoof should be allowed to 20 upon
the meadow, or wheat field. A drove of cattle
going over the wet soil in early spring, leave
a blight upon every spot over which they passs
Keep them in the yard as long as possible.
If not already attended to, see that all the
drains and water courses are cleaned out
Standing water, at this time, will kill grass and
and wheat If not soon removed.
Sow clover and timothy seed. Though the
price may be high. Let not crop of wheat
grow, without seeding the field. The fall feed
and the turf to turn under for the next crop,
will more than compensate for all tho oxpen-
SO.
Have caro- that the seed is pure It ie bad
policy to buy and sow noxious weeds. 1t rs good
policy to sow timothy or clover with spring
grain.
This is Just the season 10 look to the manure
II any is wanted for spring crops, select the
finest and best, that from the stable, and any
left after putting in wheat. All that is left in
the yard should be but into convenient piles
II will rot faster, retain more Of its good quail
tiles, and be less liable to leach with spring
rains. The barn yard will likewise become dry
and clean.
Take good caro- of the stock, especially that
portion which is to raise the young. Grain in
small quantities may be used in feeding with
decided profit
Got your tools ready, plows, harrows, hoes,
harnesses and all necessary farm implem-
ents. A day spent now, for this purpose. will
accomplish as much and not be as valuable TO
the farmer. as a good Gay for work after the
summers business has been commenced.
If you have not good wood pile, get one at
once and have the wood for summer use split
fine, and placed undor cover, where the wom-
an can get it without hard work. 1t Is poor
policy for farmer TO DO drawing up wood at
midsummer.
Now that you are ready, plow deep, pulver.
ize well. Sow the best seed Of It's kind-till
avery piece of ground and crop thoroughly
and watch the progress with thankful hearts.
for seed tine and harvest are the sure promise
especially to the diligent, systematic and inteli.
gent farmer.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF FUGITrvE.-A
young man, 10 years of ago. nutive of Yer
mont. was taken to New York from Toledo
Ohio, where no was arrested on charge OF
embezzling S2,5o0 from Adams & Co.'S Ex.
pross. The accused was in the employ Of tho
Gpmpany in tho capacity of Delivery Clerk,
Tor about two months before he committed tho
larceny. MIR. Wm. B. Dinsmorc, Of the Ex-
press Co., made affidavit to The fact of the ac-
cuscd having on the 9TH Of March last abscou.
ded with tho money! package containing
$1,000, and another containing $500. The
prisoner made clear confession of his guilt.
Tho magistrate asked him whether he was
guilty or not SO, when he replied, ~ an. per-
fectly guiity--T took The money Upon being
asked where he lived, he said, Il expect to live
hero" Tho mag istrate committed tho prison
or TO tho Tombs for trial, in default of $4,000
bail. 1t is expected that most ofthe embezzi-
cd money will be recovered.--Albany Registor
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c. B DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Holicitor in Chancery and Notary Public.

Office third door North Of the Western Hotel.
will fnthfuly attend to collections and te the br
siness entrusted TO my care, IN all the Courts in the
County. | shall he happy Mt all times TO draupht
Deeds Mortgages. Contracts. &C.. in n correct and
superiog style-and take Afidavits and the ncknowl
edgmcnt Of Deeds and Mortgages. l have made ar
rangements 10 procure back pay, pension and Bounty
Land with the utmost dispatch. Land and other A.
cenctes attended to. Hillsd1e March 10. 1853.
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ED. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.

Recently practitioner in the State Of New York -
Graduate ofGeneva Medical Coege; formerly Of u >.
Army Vera Cruz, Mexico Practices his profession in
all its branches PARTICULAR attention given Surg
cal diseases. and all operations in Surgery
Office J. II, Pratt's store. Residence ut tho
place formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold, corner Of
North and West SITS.
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ny~Dr. James II. Gray,of Springfield, Mass.
and brother-in-law Of II. II. Dunolee, one OF
the proprieiors of this paper was killed at the
railroad accident at Norwalk, Conn.,, on Friday
last-rDot. Adv. Ir f1 e
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QuERY.-Why is Queen Victoria like
dop's tail7 Because the Queon keeps car
riage and the dogs tsiI keeps wsgeing. ..ss
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital S300,O00--SurpIusc cash fund s5G, 900
Hon. CADY HOLLlSrER, PEST.
WA. L. AVERY, Secty.
N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
rTfat YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y.
Capital 5000, o,000-SuPlus Cash Fund S35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, julius n. Rice. John C. Hammond,
David s. Mcnamara Stephen II. Johnson John Clark
w. s. Ingrahsm, p. Brockett, r.. p. Clark, Wm,
Hotchkiss Philip Van Week. w. N. Clark, J.F Pot
ter.
OFFICERS
Chester Phelps, rest w. S. Ingrahasn y. Prss'f
II. p. Clark. Seetary John. Clark, TREASURER.
Stephen b. Johnson. Any Nathanie Smith, Gen agent
The following well known firms Of New York City
nre among the Insured in this Company.
A. T.. Stewart & Co. Harper & Brothers.
Bowen e. McNamee, Wilmerdings & Mount
J. X. Jeffray e. Sons, Alfred Edwards & Co.,
Vyse & Sons, Merrill. bliss a. Co.
Wyeth e. Rogers, Hall g. Brothers,
y. ochrane g. Co., Thomas Mcclure 81 Co.,
James Beck g. Co, j. w. Shultcn a. Hurd
II L. & A. Stewart, William II. Cary & Co,
Tiffany, Young g. Ellis, r. .Cottonet g. Co.
Wadsv orth g. Sheldon, Renard & Co.
The undersigned is prepared to take risks in either
OF the above responsible Companies Mt as low rates
rs can be obtained in any good substantial Company.
Ed CONE, Agent.
Hillsdalc. Aug. 10, 1852.
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ss-A challenge Is pu: forth to sail the clip.
e. sss sss z. s;ss: :. q ss .s.s' ny MP
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PORTAGE, OHIO,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte, ed In lA32-Oyer 0OOO Policies Issned.

The length OF time this company has been IN opera
tion. and the favorable rpon which 1t nsures,
recommend IL safe and cheap institution e Insure in
The undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills.
da.e Co, Mich n320m3 DANL. l. PRATT.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-05
JOAQUIN CAPTURED AND BEHEADED,-

JOAQUIN CAPTURED AND BEHEADED,- :
1t has just been reported here that the
company of Rangers commanded by Capt.
Harry Love, met with the notorious mur-
derer and robber, Joaquin, and six of his
equally Infamous band, at Panocha Pass,
and after desperate running fight, Joa-
quln and one of his gang were killed and
two taken prisoners; three managed to
make their escape, but one of their horses
were killed and several captured. Captain
Love is now on his way down with his
prisoners and the head of Joaquin pre-
served in spirits.
None of Loves company were seriously
injured. In haste, yours L. G. A.
Quartzburg, 9th July, 1858.
P. S. 1 have just learned that during
this engagement the Rangers were com
manded by Capt. Burns, Nove not being
presently and that the other one killed was
known by the name Of 'Three Fingered
Jack"
Merced River, 9th July, 10 P. M.