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SALT YorR STocK.-Every person is |
aware of the beneficial effects Of salt upon
the human system. Salt was held by the
ancients in the highest estimation, onI most
persons have experienced how Wholesome
meat and vegetables ere when prepared or
cooked without, or with only an insufficient
supply. Horses, cattle and sheep, and in
short, all domestic animals, should be rcgu-
larly supplied with it at all seasons. The
liberal use of this mineral improves their con-
dition and promotes their good health; and
when they acquire habit OF partaking of it
frequently, there is no danger to be apprehenc.
ed from their taking too much Salt promote
digestion, and destroys or dislodges worms,
which at certain seasons sometimes effect a
lodge in the stomach and alimentury canal.
We have most Of us probably, had occasion
TO witness the avidity with which wild, uu-
domesticated animals seek the creeks and
estuaries-which indent the shores of the
oceon--the salt licks, and what long journeys,
dangers and difficulties they will encounter
to reach them. This is the result of pure
instinct, and is not to be attributed to capriccs
solely, as some have supposed. Horses, sheep,
neat cattle, and swine, are all equally eager
for this substance, and can not be maintained
in healthy and thriving condition without
it. The former, it has been remarked, when
constantly and literally supplied with salt,
are seldom, if ever victmized by the bolts, or
affected with that scarcely less troublesome
disease-the collie. In the sailing of sheep,
especially during the vernal months, when
the green, succuent, and consequently, highly
fermentable nature of the food to which they
are restricted, renders full provision of salt
indispensiby necessary, have found it ad-
visable to have a shed provided, and fitted
with range of boxes in which salt can BE-
constantly kept, and to which the animal,
can at all times, have access. This practice
is preferable to any that has fallen under
our observation thus far, either in theory OF
practice, as it enables the shcep-master tc
present the mineral in perfectly clean con
dition to the animals, and prevents vast,
from solution during rains, or heavy dews.--
A Practical Farmer.
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u ECFIVED this day, another lot Of Reebe & Cos
IL Spring style of Silk Hats. Those wishing the real
and Union st. s. d. HARPER
Wheeling, apr l6, 1859.
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kEcEPr FoR THE BLIND SrAGGERs IN
Hoes'--A correspondent of the Michigan
Farmer, directs, as remedy for this disease,
to bleed them in the third wrinkle in the roof
OF the mouth My practice is to throw the
Hog on the back, aud cut across the wrinkles,
and have never had case that did not el.
iect cure J. X.
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To Females,

You will find these Pills an invaluable yo.di., .
many complaints TO which you subject In ohsiIna
os eiher total or partial, they have been found Of in
ments to healthy action purifying he blood and ot6e
nhlds so ehectualy 10 put to fight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities as headache IA;
diness, dimness Of sight pain ip the side hack &c s
none genuine unless signed ]. ~ Hobensack ali stb
ers being base Init ations -" e'n'
u FAsenis wishing new supplies, and Stors Ke.n.,.
desrons OF becoming Agents address the Pronr;.
tor, J, N. Iobensack, PHILADELPHIA Pa -''Piis
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Youths BrOgans,
GUNDRY's MERCANTILE CoLIEcE.
Apollo Building, Northwest corner 9Th and
Walnut, Cincinnati, o. -....-...'.''
Incorporated 1913.

"'hu'' cincinnati, o..
Incorpornted 1910
rUE ,,,ou,ior =, ar ,, '''o'
Guafvng indi,id,e ides afforded at this Institution fnf
for the Counting Room and bdSsgh rsaG,c0
INSrRUrrIoN
cSAloN
a"'",..rs epins Dy Double Entry.
the art of keeping scienti6cs,t Instruction is given in
departments of Trade Con,erSe nooks m
mong the most eminent estii e Dest forms in use a.
ualy or IN partnership in business whrtSas lndvd-
or adverse in the purchase and sa esner prosperous
wholesale and retail importing anJ VI merchandise az
Guiding spccuations in S,ncp pn JOINT speculation in
Steamloatinp RAM J,e'oNs, heal Estate, &C., with
Joint stock and Char,oroJ railroad and Books of
g " -hSsoCIa'ions generally,
commercial CaIcUlations
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DLACK, Green, Choco, Maroon Mode and Cherry
ID French Merinos; at less prices than they eau be
bought East this season--come and SEQ them.
oct. /, 1889. I'll; JOHNSTON, Jr., 1862 Main st.
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GEORGE MENDET.

No' l54, Main street, Wheeling Va,
l. RUGS. MATS AND MA1'rING siso TIL I'LL :,
1907 olI Cloths of all widths and kceps n"
au large assortment of Furniture of all Kinds ard
Ciit, Matitesses and Bedding of every description
Tla ana Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Pstos
M MNenella, ana Transparent Window Blinds blind Tim.
inEs, Eiocks Mahogany Veneers, Varnish IJairciotI
@ Eureu nalr, Springs Sacking Bottoms Brass AMI M.
lowest prices. ~ ,m "r SOU ic az az uc
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UNION FOUNDRY

CORNER or MAIN AND CLAY STREETS Wurr,,xa. ",
WAREHOUSE ON MARKET SQUARE,
(sign of the Pow)
w AXE now manufacturing superior article oI
w cooking Stoves for burning either wood or co.,
Egg stoves all sizes and prices and of the latest and
mos. approved patterns, with and without the shing
rIankim Canon and Template Stoves; plain and
snoy Grates Kitchen Ranges; Hollow Sal Irons
on SS Irons mIll Gearing Wagon Boxes; PIoughs and
ic ~ as'gs Nc an Of which ewill sell at such
Aue.s,;r,s ..u....,.---, Il. w. MILLER.
apr 30, 1852. n , IN, a,
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PnrlY Dresses.
Brass stair Rods.

- DoZ. Brass Stair Rods, a first rate Article, Jus
- received, those in want os cheap and good ar
,icle will please call
Oct. I, lS5a. J. q. HARBOUR, li3 Main II,
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL PAPER.

UUU viii please bear i, in MIND that ,ns, ,ho rspsS I,
scrihers have Just received stock of fine and common
wan Papers Bordering and fircscreens, surpassed
by any in the city in quality and varrty Prices slte
to Ne lower than elsewhere. +. H. WILDE O. CO.
wheeling, apr. 10, 1882 cor. Main and Union sts
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lAIIIrE Iead-Cinciunati brandust received aud for
w saleby (May25I) II. ALEXANDER

u EIs those tusy little inscc;a how increasingly they
II toll dying from flower to flower seeming
to gam hut little aud often surprised how the
little family stow their hives for the dreary winter. But
Store, No. IA, Main st. and you will he astonsheh how
STONE d THOMAS can get living, when You
the stacks OF Prints, Checks, Muslins Hosiery, &C.,
they are seliiMg al q ftp a yard. Oct. l, 1872
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English Il American Table Cutlery.
lust reed direct from the manufacturers an exten.
~ sive assortment of TABLE CUTLERY OF various
styles and qualities, which for cheapncss cannot be
eqmai'ed in the city. II. SWEENEY & SON.
Wheeling, June IL, 1852
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WALL PAPER--SPRIN(, STOCK

oSi received at Fishers Book Store on Main street
large and splendid stock of America an and Frencl
w All PAPER and BORDERING OF the hest ouoiitv
ia.esl styles, among the first in market Persun,
wishing to purchase are invited to cali and cxanno n
Wbca,im. - :. a- JOHN FISHER.
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yNE are now receiving from our eastern Manufacture
w ing Establishments Of the largest and hes man
uaeured assortments OF Boots and Shoes for Sprinp
and summer wear ever offered in this any other mar
to our own direction, and are intended expressly for re-
failing 10 our regular customers, and all others WIN
may favor us with call, offer an aIy arge
variety of Boots and Shoes, which we guarantee e1ua
in quality of material and workmanship to those MANI
factred IN this or any part Of the United States Our
stock VIII be found to consist in part the following
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j G.. HARBOUR.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CARPET, LOOKING GLASS,
AND UPHOLSTERY WARE,

No. l43, Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
Il EEPS constantly on hand very large and cxtcn
~ siye assortment of TAPESTRY INGRAM anJ
TENErlAN CARPETINGs, Rugs, Mats, OH Cloths
Nahe aud Piano Covers, &c. &c. AISO-t;ilt and Ma
hosany framed Looking Glasses, Portrait aud Pictrre
Frames oi every descriptions hand and adc TO or
o. Venetian and Sat Window Blinds Transpnrent
w indow shades and Paper--together with upho.terv
Ware; such as BEDS, MATTRASSES, Pillows
QUILTS. cOuNTERrANEa, CUSlli ONS, &c. Also
Cords, Tassels aud constant supply of smith a. Strn,
Tons celebrated Furniture and Coach Narnish for sao
at factory price.
An OF which will hc sold at the very lowest prices
and warranted to give tat lslaction.
Oct. |, 1852.
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Market Street Chair Shop.
SyNI. III. SEAMAN

MANUFACTURER of Chairs, Settees SociabIes
I stools ETC., No 1866, Market st. would respectfully
INFORM his friends. and public generally, that he manu-
acures and keeps on hand, large and good assortment
seees chairs, soeiables stools ETC., of all kinds He
determined by buying his stock at tile lowest whole
SAFE prices, to make the hest work and sell very
lowest prices. His stock of CHAIRS settees sociable
arhehairs rocking chairs, chdrens chairs, counting
mouse stools, office chairs writing and revolving chairs
and arm chairs of all kinds, is unusually ,arge pr
ces exceedingly low. Give him call and you will find
that Market street is the place buy, both in price and
quality. Wheeling apr 30 lsj2
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Winding Hin!

SHAwI.s, Coboursh cloths, Taslionis and Motropo
= iitans, and other worsed goods al your prices
They're cheap, and II you don't believe Il, come
look at them, TIL; JOHNSTON, Jr., l6a Main ST.
Oct. I, 1882.
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Boots. Boots.

f0 PAIR mems kip Boots
w OO " double upper and double sole kip Boots
Just received a, the south end of Market square.
Oct. ], 1852. TODD IL DEyOL
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Buckets!

Buckets! ....
10 Doz buckets Just received and for sale at No. rs
III Main st. (apr 30, 5lJ &. G. ROBINSON.
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nh al.ehton or the public is respeetf,,l, e.,,, .
he superior facilities afforded al his cu W
for tle ns Irs , nv1uas p in thorough practical msnnas
oi VIC cunning Room and business pursuits snhes
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Embracing Old Java, Rio and Jaguira Coffee,
Teas, and every variety CT Spices and other
tcIes usually kept in such stalishments ~
viii he sold low WHOLESALE or RETAIL. 4aLeS
Give him u eall, and judge for yourselves.
Oct. 4, 1852. RICHARD u. RYAN.
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HovEs IN CATTLE, is speedily relieved by
putting in the animals mouth thick hay
rope, the size Of u mans wrist, drawn tiuht
and fastened at the top Of the head. This
causes the animal to rStch, by which means
the gas Is liberated from the stomach, in n
much safer way, than by the barbarous mode
OF tapping in the side.
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Table and Prauo Covers.

lust received a large stock OF French Embossed
Cloth Covers OF different sizes and oolors.
superior quality, which will he sold low by
Oct. l, is5s. J. c. HARBOUR, l43 Main ct.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to us, we solicit continuance of the same
apr. ~, lej2 MCLALLENS & KNOX.
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Literary Depot Removed,
NEW FlKNT.

TAS. H. McMECHEN, having associate with him in
~ the Periodical business, Mr.. Andrew Morrow, OF
Pittsburgh the establishment will he removed about
the Isl o July, TO one OF tho rooms under the Mcclure
House opposite the Post Office, when the business will
he carried Oh under the names of McMeehen d Morrow
Mr. Morrow ravng been heretofore engaged the sale
and delivery of q. Virtues, aud j. Tails & Cos Illus
traed Publications, that business will hereafter he mer
ged in the Literary Depot, the works i'll be
delivered to subscribers, or at ihe Depot they may de
sire. Mr. MCMcchen, feeling grateful TO his customers
for past iavors would solicit continuance of the pat
rOnage in behalf of the firm Every pains will be
taken TO give entire satisfaction. ........
As II Will he necessary To close the business of the
late concern those who know themselves he indebted
to the same respectfully requested call and settle
July o, 1852. MeMECHEN IL MORROW
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Nl.W FALL GOOns.

E largest and hest selected stock of Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods we ever brought To the Ctv lust omen
ed at INC sign OF the GOLDEN BEEIIIVE' No Ia
Main ST., wheeling, Va. Consisting of every variety
o tlch and staple Dry Goods, kept in our line They
nave been carefully selected expressly for this
Ana IN quantity quality, raristy or RICHNESS are moi
eNceled ny any stock of goods in Wheeling Not,
and Cash Prccs-Bc not deceived by them for we can
ana wili sell every variety of Dry Goods for CASH or
nU aPPrOoed orc as cheap as any house in the CITY
All ana see Tor Yourselves aud he we study
10 please. (iec. "a, 1881 STONE & TIIOM3s
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spring and summer Hats a cans

DECEIVED this day fine stock of Spring and Sum.
IL mer IIa, comprising part the following kinds:
,Panam LeghoTn, Pedal, English Luton, Albon, China
Pearl and every Kind worn during the summer season
Call and see them. 3. ID. HARPER
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sg$5OO CHALLENGE. sss

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness Of
people Is at all times Of the most valuable in,per.
an IN ther power to the lives their children and
nai every person will endeavOr promote their own
eali al all sacrifice. ieel il he NV duty To so,emn
assure you that WORMS, according to lie opinion Of
ne most celebrated Physicians. the primary Gauss.
OF large majority of diseases to which, Children .nd
ADULTS are liable; if you have appetite continuaIjv
Ghahgeahie from one kind of food another Bad reatb
ram in the Stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness az
Fuilness OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse Tr
reehIar-relnemher that all these denote WORMS ana
should auDIy the ram - -NN' eHu
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A. M. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c l. 0 7 II | N G
h ST 4 BIZ Is IL NJ II N I


On the Corner Of Water and Monroe streets,
Wheeling, Va,
XVnERE always can he found the largest, cheapest,
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel.
ing. lie has just returned from New York, Philadelphia
aud baltimore aud his Goods rresent az unusual arac
II IN dn pontor quality and style, ind II is VIII wn
the best bargains can he had vi him. FOR GoOd and
Cheap Goods, he stands unriv aed Do not fail to call
or you may regret it.
His stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress coats; 100 blue brown and green
dol $50 black cloth irock do. ljO blue, brown and green
do $50 black, brown blue and green sack coats; 100
business coats, made of Cashmere, CLOTH &c 100 bea
coats various colors; 1000 felt and blanket coats so
doz. white shirts Of all grades 80 doZ check Shirts so
doz. incrs stripe; doz silk undersris; 10 doZ.
cotton undersiiir,s doz. wooden undershirts; doz.
gaZes undershrs; 500 pr. black cashmere pants 1000
barred striped and mixed pants 1000 pr Cassnett pants
$40 black satin vests at all prices 1000 fancy silk vests
all patterns; 1899 valencia, marseies velvet Gel ~
doz. fancy cravsts IL doz neck ties GO doz pocket
hdkfs, silk and ncn 2G dos slspenders all prices and
All the above articles with great many more, are
offered very low, at my Clothing Store, corner of Mon.
and Water s,,ees, Wheeling Va, also fine Ossort
mcnt of Hats aud Caps. A. NJ ADAMS
N. B--Particuar attention paid to custom nork and
all orders viii be filled with dispatch. by A, NJ. A.
Opinions Of the Press.
=, cLoTmso..We would advise all persons wishing
ing Store, Water street. lie has very fine assort
ment OF everything in the clothing line.-Ddiiy Int
of our friend A. NJ. Adams, corner OF Monroe and Wa
Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths
simercs, &C. is fully prepared 10 rig you out in the
| height of fashion.
This gentleman has about 600 invested in fabric.
OF the richest make, and furnish from top
toe with shoes Particular attention is solicited
his Stock comprising it does, coating, vcstngs, pan
aloons neckerchie drawers suspenders patent spring
stocks, and splendid lot of hats and caps You cai
not 20 amss hy calling at his store for garment
tended for the comfort decoration of your person. Al
he does large business he is allie to sell cheap his motto
being "quick sales and small profits" This added q
the fact that he has his goods made up under his super
ntendance should be sufficient nduc ement for every
man disposed to bny, to give him call Let ALL there
fore. who seek their interest encourage home in
dustry" by shedding their thread.bare garb for new
! Ope.-DGiiy Times Gdtotts. Oct. 90, IeJs.
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleat's arthmatics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these important
works and give them to the trade shoots aud fani.
eslIon favorable terms. School books generally hand
Oct.S9. J. II. WILLIAMS.
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One Year I'm advance!

rLOAKs, with aud without hoods, h0ught at "Bul.
" pins" Cloak Emporium, broadway, New York, the
latest styles At (oet I, 1881 JoHNsToN's.
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GARDEN Fruit TREES Tho American
Farmer advises its readers to give TO the
trunks OF these painting comprised of soft
soap salt, and flour sulphur, made in the pro-
portion Of l gallon soft soap, quart of salt.
and Id. flour sulphur, to be put on with a
wh'tewash brush. II the bark on any of your
trees is messy, have the moss scraped Off be.
fore the mixture is applied. This done, spread
underneath each tree peck of ashes.
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New Cooking StoycS

~ patern for Coal Cooking Stove to which tbev ,od
% Inc candid attention of their customers and the
niS cheap, neat and durable consumes mucb Ioss oo,
cooking apparatus. Wheeling o,r a az oomP1e'e isEn
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RANCID BUTrER.-The Echo du Monde
Savant says: "a farmer in the vicinity of
Brussels, having succeeded in removing the
bad smell and taste OF some butter by chloride
oil lIme' lie was encouraged by this exper-
ment, and he has restored to butter, the tuste
and odor of which were insupportable, all the
sweetness of fresh butter. This operation is
extremely simple, and practicable by all. 1t
consists simply in working the butter in n
sufficient quantity of water, in which from
twenty-five to thirty drops of chloride of lime
have been added, to every two pounds Of
butter. After having mixed it till all its parts
are III contact with the water, it may be let
in it for an hour or two, and afterwards with.
draw and worked again in clear water. The
chloride of lime having nothing injurious in it,
it can with saIety be augmented, but after
having varied the experiment, it was found
that from twenty five to thirty drops to every
two pounds OF butter were sufficient"
Another method Of restoring sweetness g.
flavor to rancid butter, said to be very eff
fectual by those who have tried it, is to put it
into churn Of new milk, and work it till all
the old salt and rancidity is removed, after
which it is to he taken from the churn and
worked and sailed airesh.-Michigan Farmer
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NOsgENsACK'S WORM sYRUp.

An article founded upon scientific PRINCIPLES Com.
pounued WIN purely vegetable substances being no.
ec'y SAFE when taken and he given to the most ten
der lhaht with decided beneficial effect, where BowaI
Complaints aud Diarrhga have made them veal 80
dehllltated the Tonic properties of my Worm SvTn @
Smon Una. stands without an equal in the caaiogn. Of
ieuicihes, IN giving tone and strength to the SnmaS
winch makes il an lnallihe remedy for those aapi,,
Win Dyspepsia the astonishing performed bv lbs
syrup after Physicians have failed il the hast u! .Is
o! It's superior efficacy over all others '''uehee