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PIanishad hin Ware.

lust opened AN assortment ofsplendd Planshed Ware
81 consisting of coffee Tea Urns, chatting Dishes, Oys
Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot Eg
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-a
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the public 10 our varied beautiful assortment OF House
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EihU PrIVE DISEASES.

INOL = lgI0II1Ik5ll
r has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
hest Physicians ofour CITY, that in the OF SCI oula
letter and many other diseases, BRENrtINoKRs FLUID
above all sreaks for tselr whenever
lsd. and although taken the pains Of hav
iSit published through the papers, appointing agents
for the fit yet almost weekly receiving or.
rrs rom Vermont New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
states by PERSONS by chance means haNO heard
oTits yvonieriul curative powers Tho following from
gentleman of Vermont atew days since VINO useu lttor
very serious disease;- .r
DEAR DOCTOR:
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured mel please SEMI ME
some moro by Express
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
CITY rot as ollack melcne for have made them
aiie with the component partsi and now say to all
such as we have not the opportunity of making 1t known
~ II il entirely free fIom minerals, and Is not IN
he least incompatible with any of tile preparations Of To-
dine FoyyleT,s solution, other properties
10 be had at Paxton & Lakes and e. Yahrng and sold
wholesale and retail by Or, q !, i,,,Srro,.c
Monroe street opposite washington Han, HheelingVa
July 81, '59. lsilla. -
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100 s 20 ss. y i 2 3 ss Esi.....,
4- 100 bags Rio coffee;
o ticrtes rice;
90 caftys 9 -
70 boxes Is, 1os, and plug tobaeeoi
20 kegs Virginia twist;
't5s 10 bags pepper;
90 boxes ground pepper;
8 bags pimento;
-i Dbl. nutmegSJ
1 case CaTacd indigo; 81
Dbl. cloves;
cask Levy, Garrett & Sorts Scotch snuff
FIR so bbIs. No large mackeTal;
TO ~ 25 med.
Is small
- 90 half bbls. So.3
10 quarters
20 aatt,
drums cod fish.
-" Received and for sale by
ap27 DoNLoN 6 MAXWELL.
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DIR. DYES RELIEF

For Coughs, Colds, HOGrseness, bronchitis aud
Incipisnt Consumption.
TNIFTREN years success in the or this SYRuP III
private practice, the various affections Of the
BrOEchia and Lungs deemed sufficient recommendation
in presenting to afflicted, to insure trial OF its CT
There is nothing this Syrup that will there
can IA no DANCE In the youngest child, nits
use in any qua nifty under any circumstances II is pleas
ant Md aud eheetual,
Prsnagsd sby Dr. J. s. DYE, Hartford, Con-
EoTtSsIe NV KILLS e CALDWELL -
dees0 llas. Sole Agents.
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Cod Liver Oil.
INST received: boxes Samuel Simes' manufacture
81 ofPure Medicinal Cod Liver Oils the best article OF the
kind brought to this orany other market. E
BRRNTLINGBR & ARMSTftONG,
ausot-fyr:d Opposite washington Halt
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EYE ADVICE.
ya re troubled with cough rain in the breast or
anyafestioa OF the Lrhgs-Use BTentlnger's Com
nourd gyrEp OF Boneset. ~. y ,-es 4. d,
III Won ara ddieted vita Rheumatism, have received
bTiss or sprans or your hands or feet are frost bitten
ehapped-Use TIE Berget OF spine anu NAu9'ie Inn
nIentI and q. 80, ,.-.,-,L -. 80 s.......
rsne ro immunity or toe Blood, or tie inudleous use
ot neTeuT by an eans :ocuFe BrentliBger's Fluid Xxx
tract or EarSaparila and pAndellon. ..ft., -, i,
These Teuedies have bern tried by hundreds, and In AL
have Owen satisfactory evidence Of their superior
eebcv every other medeine In the cure OF these
eonrrlsints, for which they aTereeommended.
10 DD y ~ BRENTLINGER & ARMsTRoNG's,
ApotheesTy Monroe street. adjoining the MeiuFe House
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Notice.

Notice.
w ID. MOTIF has associated with him as partner,
w his brother j. W. MoTTE, the partnership com
necng nth inst The style OF tho firm WI! DC
w. ID. MOTTES. BROTHER. lteblo
Second Notice.
Lpersons indebted to d. Morris requested to
"A cali and settle their accounts Immediately.
tabt5 w. u. MO1 4.
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n a n C9Y q OONA.
FRBDK. FICKEY & SONS,

a. FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,
.i.. s,{--s $50 BALTIMORE STREET. s..
Importers of English, German end French Fn
Goods,
TTAVR now in store their Spring assooTtnento Of h
III Monnaies, Ytolins, Percussion Caps, AetoTtts
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and liuiaO 2
brushes Combs of every description, Cutlery, Fan
tons Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, JeHs
In tie Hosiery lire full assortment Of White R
and mixed cottom1 hose, Lisle, Thread and silk n
otton hose OF every description, Ltse Thread anlE
Filley9 Stewait's Patent Thread, cotton, Thread
silk Laees, Silk and Pocket Hand erGhefs Nstk IL
= Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, and our prices as any house in the The cont
Tnar24-tlwtf
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
DICHARD BLUM has purchased tho entire stock ami
IL fixtures orthc establishment occupied by F A Brent
neer Centre Wheeling and by additions to his stock is
to city and country customers with Tho
unrest and best Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye Stu
ON the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department..
He will attend promptyto the filling OF prescriptions,
which will BIO carefully compounded at all hours.
Perfumeries imported Havana cigars and vcTiety Of
fancy articles on hand Gan1I
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a soIid Daeuerreotypes.

On. Solid Da8uerreobyP ! 55' .: ~
TIgIs discovery is the wonder OF the ase
nictufe assumes ali Inc TouHdpcss and son =. n
II also nppears size, and In every w an IL
tityiiIuai hair Taken at ave- " aIL
5es Jewelry store, baltimore street, ~ Is NH Son
in, in an fhis saieries, which may %
all the principal cities in the Union IL bsi
Mr. TpinTE has The honor 70 ahhyeF Ire United
Just received a etter from the ~
States Informing hi m OF Of Mesa,,
and eopy he juries reortS at lie I,.yD
:
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Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. n PARKER has this day associated with him IN
business, Mr. Eiohelanb.
The confectionery anil cake baking 9e con
tinued at the old stand No. 146, Main unue Tue
name and style OF tma10O T. NJ PARKER g 20. S
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Custom Work.
ITRRE am again with tremendous stock OF Coins
CassiLoeies, Vcstings &c, all to make up 20 suit Gus
TONER'S rates orpTces and best style OF W3rk
nanslip. Toct7l a. NJ. ADAMS.
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M -1TT
wethe undersigned hysicians, having had the receipt
or1hcir msnuraetue submitted tousor Inspection says
that ngediehts OF which they ere composed makes
pures OF the Blood, etc Wesay this not only from our
thorty If the United States all diseases reqpl ing tile
use ofan Alternative, DiaphOiec and Pgative Medicine
that came under notice. has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satislacIory success 40
- GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID. -.
srl .-5 y !. +. CROWLEY, NJ, ID.
i. BOWEN, n. D. ~ -.4
u5-PurcIose none but those hnving the signature, ~
Y. -EOBENSAC.K;S upon each box, as all Others arc
worthless mutations. --l4..... -
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others WISHING to
becnie agents must adeSs the P oprietor, j.. NJ Ho
at his Laboratory, No. l2O NotthSecond Street.
above Race Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u. s.
Pamphlets giving OF cures performed In dit
eent sections of the country by The above medicines
can be hal gratis OF the agents.
Sold by J. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or IVcstein Va.;W. L.. Briggs, West Liberty Fer
reIl BTatley u CaTtihg Triadephia VIM. fOsack
Rony,s Point; DanI FerriI Coral Cove. Piceeaol 20
cents, marzs-ly
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TTRNRY TALIANT, LEWIS S. DBLAPLA1N and
l-l WILLIAM TALLANT have formed = co partner
sbip for the purpose ftf1nsaeting wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and Genesal 70 nniSS0n
essin thiscity, under the irm DEL
APIAIN. The Wholesale Dry Goods Business VIII be
CONDUCTED at No. 70 Monroe street, a. the "
f5Tf rfy and Commission Bsin-ss at No 50 Main street,
Annie and aeasonable stocks OF Dry Goods and Groce
ries will always sale at low prices and on
ofcLosE HUTERH, lnAe
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REMOVAL.
N. ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
Ito The large Ware Rooms Water street, second
dom below Monroe street. where his usIonners will hnd
a an excellent assortment OF seasouabe clothing ut
the cheapest rates. apo
Bound to Shave!
nR JAQUES LECoULTRB,s celebrated warranted
lRsgors They shave with the greatest ease and are
i5e hest aver brought to this market Just received at
'"0 O'0' - G. p. BROWNS
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NOTICE OF PartnerSn1p.
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden Edwards,
win be continued by undersigned. at the old stand on
MaiE street under the firm name OF Edwards Wardsn'
James w Warden having purchased the Interest Of ia
cob NJ. Warden.
"H''""s NiCHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
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Through derar cement orhe system, the mind
is unstIIng, meory aiIs, the power OF concentrating
thought is lost imbecility and Ocy supervene, eav.
ing tile throne Intellect drear and desoate Tfmidy
ana iresoluton with melancholy utuity, throw gloom
tile burhen ofiIe becomesinsupPortabe and he puses
Iesperatey into the gulf of inempeTance or suicide.
: or -GGIENGE-
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Groceries at WnO4eSa49.
En0 BBIS. MOLASSBSj
ONJO 500 b7gs Rio Cohee,
so pr ekets Laguyra coffee;
90 Old Java
r. 60 boxes cavendish tObaecoi
81 kegs CIV.
10 bbls. cut and dry y
cf,sl 90 boxes Stewards N. Y.'candiesi3
100 hhds sugar.
30 bbls. LOveTing's refined sugar.
IS o. hitch. Y. n. G. P. and Imp. teas.
- 80 eatty boxes
fa,. so tieTces rirej -a,t
90 boxes white pipes;
80 ColgsTe's fancy soaps
Tosether with full assortment Of Family Groeeres
Including Spices, Fruits, Dye-sus, Fish, etc. etc., or
sale asY'h''ssais'Os rALLANT @DRIAPLAIN,
mas No. 50 Main street.
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Teraf irfa raE A.sRI.I1.rklnl..

Let not shame false deIicacy keep you back but rc
fleet that you life and reputation at stakei re1embcT
that tile vcneral poisonis death your constitution and
threatens not only your powers aud mental iacu
ties with destruction, but closes the door connubial
Joys bshs the prospects ofthe ftureJ and wraps your
body soul the dark mantle OF despair Tic onnor-
tuity OF the aid Ola regular and skul Pnys;
clan you, who has made this branch OF ned
calscience profound study, and who has favored
practice and didprop iety permit could adduce the crate
hi Testimony OF thou ans who have been rescued by his
timely assistance fonithe abyss OF impending rum All
applicants arc sacr5dy from exposure by the sts
sinnn1 =
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subssting between the q
tIeTsigned, unde firm OF Warden q Edw9ruS
has this day dissolved by mutual consent jacob NJ
Warden as sold his inteIeatto James w. Warden All
persons said late firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob N. Warden.
"Heis' JACOB NJ WARDEN,
dee4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
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-MiI,Jiz'iEiDTCINA AID.
D!R H4RRJS

MAY be confdenaly consulted at his Lock Infrmary.
WI No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
ss., opposite the Exchange buildings, ana City Post
flee Baltimore Md. This Medical Institute, established
fifteen years in this cityby regular Physcians as
refuge IRON. Quackcry, is wdelyceebracd for speedy and
effective cures OF various classes odseases bat especially
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r may lyecongratuate himself upon the hap
result of his researches AMI rejoice that he is permit
led 10 dispense balm to tile afflicted, position more
yable than tic ewcled throne fearth's loest pOteI
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His lie presents blasted health which fruits of
genu grow; flower of intellect can bloom where Tho
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious TO the eye
Though the picture, II is not overweight; its orig
mails almost daily presented the charge OF DR.. Har
ris and in the public horousare the dscernngeye
can frequent confederation OF its truth. -.
Moral Tega in discharge OF duty must obviously pre-
oludes an GnIo removal Ofhe veil from this melancholy
picture OF human aiIty, but few OF the symptoms
attendant this bghing naqdy cen here be given
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Look to your CoughsSl
ITO all sush laborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness Pans in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the Of BrentIingeIs COM
Tound syrup or BOneset pleasant safe aud speedy
cure can be had at Messrs PAXTON & LAKES, end Of
the Susnention Bridge, and at ii
- - BRENTLINGER & ARAISTRoNG'S5
augat- yr.d Monroe street, Wheeling
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

COMPLIMENTS or THE STATE To SoUTH
RoYALToN-At the last December term
of the Windsor County Court, brace
of tools to ID. Tarbcll, Jr., of South
Royalton, by the names of Harvey ii.
Woodward and John Parker. were tried
under the old law, for selling liquor with.
out license, and found guilty on MUtg-
ono counts in all Exceptions were tax.
en- by the counsel for the respondents.
to the ruling of Judge Collamor, and the
case went up to the Supreme Court,
where it was heard and decided last
week. The decision of the County Court
was affirmed, and the respondents fined
three hundred and ninety dollars.
The costs Of prosecution, which follow
the fine, amount to tro hund,ed amt
fourteen dollars and sirty three cents,
making in all, the snug little sum of
sic hundrcd and four dollars and Si2ty
three cents, which the illustrious South
Royalton rum-sellcr must pay into the
treasury of the town of Royaltou, or
Woodward and Parker abide the con-
sequences Another suit is still pend
ing in the Supreme Court against the re.
spondont Parker, for sundry violations
of the new liquor law, which will be de-
cidcd against him in February next
A rod is also in pickle for him.
which will be ready for use at the next
December term of the County Court t
U'O00tock StdRd01W
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SCROFULA.

Physicians opinions Of the wonderful
efficacy of Rock Rose, in cases of Scrof
ula DR. S. Fuller Of Hartford, has u
sed the Rock Rose in the case of a Scrof-
ulous female, in which the usual anti
scrofulous remedies had all been employ
ed. The disease was apparently arrest
ed by this remedy. DR.. Isaac Parrish,
Of Philadelphia, remarks, that it has been
successfully used in bad cases of Scrofu-
lous diseases, Sc. DR.. Webb, of Madi-
son, CT, has used the Rock Rose with
success, in numerous cases of Scrofula,
particularly in children. DIR. r. Bar
ker, Deep River, and DIR. A. Burr, Of
Westbrook CT, have used it with most
satisfactory results. DR. L. p. Brock.
ct, used it in his practice, in New Lon.
don, Ct, and Clinton, for several years
with uniform success, cases of Scrofula
and incipicnt Consumption, and his own
case, when laboring under pulmonary
diseases, with all the symptoms of con.
frmcd Phthisic. found it Of great service
in moderating the action of the pulse
DR.. S. f. Bartlett, of Lyme, Ct, also u.
sed it with great success, in cases Of
Scrofula and other Blood diseases 9th.
err physicians also speak Of it as a valua-
bic remedy for ScrOfulous diseases. The
above extracts are taken from a work By
d. A. Tyler, NJ. D., of New Haven,
Conn. 1872
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

BACHELOR BUcnANAN.-Fcw per-
haps know the real cause of the long,
l)nely life of our new Minister at St.
James, Mr.. buchanan. The story is
briefly told. When in his carly man.
hood, he paid his addresses to a beau.
tiful lady Of his native city of Lancas.
ter, (Pa.) Each became deeply en-
amorel, and thcy were engaged. On
given evening, she requested lis
company to party at a friends,
which he declined on the plea Of bust.
ness engagements. Circumstances
rendering it necessary, he, late in the
evening, gallanted young lady to
her home, and on the way-thcy met.
Mortified and chagrihcd at what she
deemed uufaithfulness aud dcsertion,
and imagining the worst, she left the
city early in the morning, and return
ed CORPSE. Such is the sad story
Of his carly love, nor can the higf
places of distinction and trust make
him forget, nor the wreaths Of honol
that encircle his brow, bury the mem
DRY Of the early loved and lost.-N
y. Day Book.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

PRESERVATION OF GEAPEs.-A tray
clcr who lived at s.. Pctersburgh du-
ring the winter season, states that he ate
there the freshest and most beautiful
grapes he had ever seen. 10 preserve,
they should be cut oforc being entirely
ripe Do not handle the berries, reject
all the damaged ones; then lay the
grapes in large stone jar holding a
bout thirty gallons: the mouth should
be narrow, SO that the grapes will not
touch each other fill the spaces between
them with millct; cover closely with a
stone cover, we'll fitted and cemented.
Over this paste thick paper, and let it
be Theoretically sealed, SO as to entirely
exclude the air In this air-tight jar
the grapes ripcn fully, and acquire fla
vor seldom attained by any other meth
Cd, and are preserved for two years in
the best condition.
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B1y@Thc New York Post ha. a

B0~Thc New York Post has
pleasant way of getting over the reso-
lutions passed by the Soft Convention
endorsing the fugitive slave law. 1t
says that people are expected to vote
for the candidates, mot for the platform;
and justifcs the total abandonment of
principle manifested in the platform,
by saying that everybody knows that
the men who passed the resolutions
were not honest in voting for them ;
that not one in ten of them would act
up to what he had declared For the
truth of this, the Barnburner organ
may well point to the course of its fac.
ton and to the position of its leading
men, to John Van Burcn's fratcrniza-
ton with slavery, and the letter of Mr..
Dix placing himself square OH the Bal
timorc platform, especially upon the
fugitive slave law.-Proridence Jour
nal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

A THRILLING ScESr.-A few DAYS
since, as the express train for Baltimore
was prssing the vicinity of Naamans
Creek, at the rate of forty miles an hour,
a horrifying sight was witnessed by those
having charge of the train A man APP
parently fisherman, inhabiting one of
the shantics close b., who was laboring
under MANN 2ota, had thrown himself
upon the rails for the purpose of self-dc-
struction; but two females having drawn
him off were engaged in a dreadful strug-
gle to prevent his again throwing him
self before the train. One had dead
ly grip on his legs, while the other was
knecling upon his breast as the iron horse
went laundering by, just grazing her
clothing indeed, SO close was she, that
her own escape from instant death was
most imminent. The whole scene occu-
pied but an instant, and scarcely any of
the passengers were aware of the calam-
ity that had been impending. Those
who witnessed it were horror-struck
knowing the impossibility to prevent the
destruction of all three, if the maniac
succeeded in struggling only few inches
nearer the rail-Phiia. Ledger, 9Th.