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rsPss.d = ~.
DEArH Or ApxiR1L CocKhtKS.-Tl.
English papers reeelsed Nv rhe ~,
steamer annnnnre the decrease a "A
mirsl Sir George l.oekburn. AGED .;.A
fv>fwo years. He seems 10 hase r..
regarded as the most distinguished -
ficer a. the British Jaw. cer,,;,I.
be had seen great deal % srrsiee h,i
many hanors. aud Was dovh,
less brave. bar rough, rude 81, !,
Neptune. The .nly interest uhieh a.
American public can feel in The drm;s.
or memory of Admiral Ceekbarn -.
ses from the part be bore in The ~,
at 1912 between his country and ..,s
lie conducted The British naval ons.
rations in the waters nf the Chesane,i.
during that war. and. with all allawaprs
Tor the neces>asils harsh acc.mnap;.
ments oi war We are snrrs to saw th.,
those operations were often attended ~
excuses which reflected mo- errd;, e,
the commander who ordered or sane.
toned them. They ere such rer,a;nIv
as 10 excitea deepinsiignation th,ou.i.
ont tllis country. aud especially IN M.
city, where his greatest aef of ysnd,,
ism was committed. We refer !.
these things na~ only as retrospes.
tion due to the "eeasion. unpromp,ed
BY any remaining bitterness ON am,
part. although We had more personal
cause perhaps than any oihrr iindivid.
uals for resentiul feelings at the time
Aef'oaaf lnfeiGgsnar.
We a'e now ueing The Press upon whieI, Al
n,iral Cockhum's men expended some q mi,
violence. when they committed lhrir ou,rares !.
Washington city. The Iuiellisencer hsd m,a.
itself obnoxious 70 the British BY rs warm ma
influential advocacy Of American nights, aud Ii,
took Of Admiral coeklum sough, 10 DESTROY !,
by breaking the press upun which il was printed.
The pre-s was broken; hui BY the aid Of IinI,
mechanical SKILL il Vas again put in operation,
aud We sre able still 10 do pretty good work u !.
on il. Iiisan old fashioned press. and was had
~ constructed. Aud now, having survived the
Admiral. and leing too small for our purpose,
we hope 10 he able soon TO supply It's place with
nen one. EniTons RkconpKn.
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Death OF ur. Busnec. We rcrre

Death Of Var. Bslsbec. - We regret
TO learn that Perrin Bu>bec. esq, of Raleigh
died IN thai city on Friday last. Mr.. Bu~bee
was lawyer Of good standing, had attained
considerable reputation as politician, aud WIS
elected by the last Legislators as one Of the
1ounselors OF STATE. lie was recently appoint
cd Reporter for the Supreme Court; for The du-
lies Of which Office he showed peculiar fitness
his FIRST published reports having gwen great sa-
tisiactIon to the profession. Mir Bustee was
quite Young man--we suppose about IS Yeas
OF age. Possessing happy tarnt for writing.
and mind we'll adapted 10 legal Investigations,
he gave promise of much usefulness in his pro-
feseion His death is loss TO the State.
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ln n Snari. = The Democratic Convcn.
iicn, which recent, met a, Syracuse. New Ymk,
10 nominate candidates for slate officers revealed
sad stale Of Reorganization in the ranks Of the
party. The " hollow truce Of 1852" as Bennett
caiis 1t, was abruptly broken of and an appa.
remly ifreeoncilalle split htwccn the "harts'
and sofis"--lh, National Democrats and The
frses.llers end aholiionisi.-- took place. Both
factions nominated SCI araie tickets iof sll The Of.
ices except Judses OF the Court Of Apl Gals. In
commenting upon this, tie NV York Herald
says. the effect will be 10 give the state 10 the
Wh'gs, as IN 1913, il they can agree TO hsrmo.
ME-. L i very evident that, as the hope Of the
spolls formed the bond Of union among the De.
moclacs Of New York in 1852, 50 the disf'1bu.
hon q The sloils has produced the presen, split
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Death Of Gen. M.Aay.-Gen. Jam,

Death Of Gen. M.Kay.-Gen. James
J. M'kay. of Bladen, died at Gol,lshorough on
Thursday evening the 18th inst. He was taken
suddenly i'll Oh board the cars on his return from
Peterborough, with bilious or cramp chollc. and
stopped at Goldsborough, where he died, al Mrs
Borden's Hotel, little before eight o'clock the
same evening, in The 65,h car Of his age, Zen
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Mgs ~'usl liH'e. 'stae,,1loa Dl.asa =. =.
in Ne IeFl.i.lg,s. anl ~ 81 .i,i,sa 80
rlpFssrniailfs e ceasffss Gen - d...l,r,. -,
"a a sssss asszsd 1iassli ueril, 81 q. -.
rPsa.d = IA.
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Mr. venable's Address. = We have
been favored by the Euzelian Society. with CO.
py Of the address delivered in June last. by inc
Hon. 4. w. Vcnahle, before the two Literary
Societies At Wake Forest. II is able aud eloquent
and contains many good Suggestions. and muen.
neful informalinn. We proposo 10 puhlisl lsV
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Signs Of the Ttmcs-Thr Ralei,b
Standard i somewhat bothered at finding some
Of It's contemporaries. who are engaged in conduct.
ing Democratic papers. maniieslng disposition
70 break The party 'rsees and stand up for The
rights q Norts Carolina in The Public Lands.
Tho Milton Democrat. The Wanenion News, the
Democratic Free Press. and the Giraffe, have
each received slap from The Standard for their
teh'eii,y 10 advocating distribution. The News,
Il We ma. judge from an article ia The last nun.
her, Is ALMOST ready TO beg pardon Tor its offence
aud &C, into The traces again; hut the others, we
think, wIIpose incouigible; and the Milton DE.
mocrai. according 10 the Standard, is past Oh
hope OF reclamation, Tor il gees bow-sho, be.
You'd The advocacy of disirihulion-it also recon.
mends the election of Edwin G. Reade, esq. a
talented Wing. TO the Legislature from Person
county Well may the Standard feel uneasy .,
ihcse signs. Il notes fact, in this connection,
which Il not only singular" hu, very srgnd.
cant. Hear IL:
1T is a little singular that the only
Democratic papers in the State which
favor distribution, to Wit, the Demo-
crat, Milton, and the News, Warren.
ton are published in two of the strong
csi Democratic counties in the State"
z These papers may lie regarded as furnishing
some index. a, least, Of public opinion in the
counties in which they are published; and they
are mol the only counties in which the Democra.
cy are iast coming 10 the conclusion that they
have been deceived long enough, and that il is
high time Tor North Carolina 10 demand her
rights. We have con,eiscd with a number of
Democrats in this county on the subject, and We
have found hut one or two Of them opposed To
distribution Of the Public Lands. The STANDARD
snccce'ied by stratagem ia putting down Nj. We.
natie on this question, but il has given strength.
We belese,io the principle, as Tue future will
show.
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Cape Fear and Deep Rfver.-By
an advertisement, OF the Secretary at he Cale
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company,
which appears 10 the Wilmington Commercial
Of tho 10th inst, We are gratiicd to EARN 'ha'
lit is confidently expected that nearly the entire
work On the Cape Fear River will be finished J"
the course oil the next two months large
force is engaged, and the work is progressing Ia
pdly.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONI
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wet Byoadray and Franklin street, Netr York
this Establishment be very correct Renre
IA sehtatiomoia LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU.
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, hands i'll motion; Inc
only representation vi the kind in the country Tile are,
and best collection Oi Ancient and Modern the II
The igue OF Soldier III the Continental Cnorm blue and
ljleecIes Caters, &c, Also, Bids Various Plum.
age, some Curious Freaks Of Nature Indian implements OF
War, SHELF Minerals, Gold, Silver Copper other Ores
hlch Oh Paintings, line EnSaVInGs, with other raro
AID valuable CuriusltIcS, Statue George H. Sc c0I
lection Cannot be ouhd in any Establishment; the Kind m
the United States double Cali, which universally adj
from the neck down to the middle full CIowI ui
perfectly formed, and were ought from the town OF Lyme
Jefferson county State OF New York, Mr. John clirs
y Live w lite KAT nom EcTks Penn. GmLidHce G.
lS Games Tor ENcIcise and Amusement, billiards, Back.
Cannon and Domnoes. Billiard Room with two splr.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper PARTIES can In,
accommodated short notice. Larder will III.
supplied with all the eIcaccs the seas on Game CJys
ters, ce Steair Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, c Oviied
any hour.
AT this Establishment, may celebrated bird
MNO, that Will repeat almost anything stranger
No accommodation Tor political meetings party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor above
celebrated Establishment, ard having made
TONS is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
transient BOardeFs IN style not unsurpassed by
Hotels oil the city OF New York. The Bar Room,
ans the aIest private museum in this country being the
collection of many will sustain the reputation
1t under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, iii the quality
TORY, where meals will be at all the ,lar
ard evening. Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c, &c
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patronage.
nPersons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
OH having them genuine at this Esta blishment
n. B.-Pnvate families Supplied with Dinners or Summers
i'll superior STYLE for Parties number their rsec.
tive homes and wares OF glass silver any part
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
Entrance 10 the RRFECTORy Il, Er,nLJ;,.,
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE MAINE.
The attention of the reader is Gale the follow ing Ger
ticate OF effected by using only t,e
bottles of Sands Sarsaparilla:
Sidney, (MQine,) ApriL Is, 1850.
MessTs. \. Ii. ~ j.. SANDS:
Gentlemen-IlS is TO certify that have afflicted
noie or less since my birth, wih SC CulliI-
led 10 Incl ease until last February. In ie
wele So SwUGlcIl could get boot " stUCkin AMI
had several large all the time. In HIS SIT
uatlon was about 10 give despair, was ad
rsed TO try Sands had much faith n,
1t, but seEt 10 yOuI agents III ugusta Me- and m
bottle, Which did INC much good, and oil
anoL her, Hnd contInLed taken i've bottles
am now Perfectly welt II person who may this
letter IS afflicted with any dIs ScrOlua would
most sincerely recUmen nd him Surslua la
II any person wishes fun Their my case
by Gaining upon me, convince OF healing power OF
this medicine STEFHENC L. Hal WOOD.
r I'VE are personally acquainted with Al Hayw ouu
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
DlLLlAGHAM TITCOAB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A IA, a H.
SANDS, Druggists and Fulton St cor, er nj
William, New York. Sold also by druggists gcueralv
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 n.T
bottle; SIX bottles iOT For by
}. ii. CRUMBACkER
49,, No. 10 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. wilcox oil flttSbuigIi Seaton d Sharpe Maysvic,
ShaokleIord d Crehton, Portsmouth and f. b. imnIa,,
Cincinnati. dec I0-an,
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ffNHE regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
s:ber 1eIt Zach Session continues fire calendar months
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
Rev. 2. W. ToLFoRD, b. D., Principal.
Miss .. V.BLlSS. -
Ne: Ne: HtESSs$5 $sEbis
Miss MARY o. ToLFo!D, AssiStant Primary Depart.
Pr. JOHN wINKLE, Music aud German.
Mr. z; De MAssIAs. French and Dragging
Miss orr will take active duty tho conf. sc.sor.
IN account OF Providenal detention at hon:y, hit VII
Mss Bliss has been for several years conucc,.l WI,
en- nary near Philadelphia She not only gives itruc.
IJtSln the higher branches taught in but ia
tso experienced Teacher of Music and French Pupils
can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
he Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
eore the classes by some experienced Lecturer,
We would again direct the attention OF parents. to ,h
SIni IN ne Seminary Any person ENJOYING grade
majority othe studies OF pupil are in partua
tiass, that Is tho pupils grade ~
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, if desired per session
Of i've months, $500
W1sh,ng for Boarders, per doz, 90
hAY foriLs-Tuition-Primar Junior Gradeper
session, GOO
Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
. Mcddie class, 100
{. Senior class, 1900
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
us sT rcr sS,ses M JOG,Sidg SrGmees
!, 20 OF instrument for daily practice, 200
Modem Languages, Painting Or drawing, 1900
EI;: 'io:dcrJ, Fancy Needlework, plain Sew.
Es, 500
VOCAL hnsi: Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Wlci Music Teacher gives lessons of the Semna
RI II consequence OF the extra trouble, the charg
c'I as ~ The Seminary, viz: SlS per session.
Pupils arc charged from the time entrance TO the close
;sss;on and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
m We only say, that have here aud Lar
administered kindly nlecd but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey.
ragements also such, that pupils
care OF Female Teachers night and day This
ca ira care and trouble to Teachers The onlv
ell our views
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
Hose Interested will visit attend examinations &c
Wn VIII point them TO the members higher classes
ard 5ay.Hfe snt nostTG 'nomumeG-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81
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Cincinnati Ilydropnthic Or
Tater Cure E,Stablishment

THE above Institution is for the reception of
on the Carthage pike, and but rods from the Haml
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad rear and at
Of access TO those DESTROYS enjoying tho
lover nature parts of the country can fur
hsh more nor variety OF scenery than itself
Cure. There nature and art combine rendering the ye
beautiful beyond scription.
Of the tat glance The neatness and elegance OF the
interior 'mbined with the numerous attractions which
present themselves to the invalid render
this Establishment desirable The Halls are extern
range at pleasure free from Atmosphere naeness IN
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated
modous, being convenient for the application OF water in
HAIL. o on Whe4e hss is
viii have an opportunity OF restoring their muscular
this establishment are clear pure so
and and abundant; flowing from gEsve bed they
neighborhood are remarkable for healthness purity OF
not think Of more Desirable ninee or 3hns we can
health, than this Institution.
Dr. pEAsE having had much experience in the treatment
that pains will the restoration to health OF
her attention to the na '9
diseases peculiar TO her SEX and being every qualified
for so important station will take special tho
female department Proaysus Utei with its train Of
which prostratng the energies and destroying the use
fness OF large portion OF the fair treated In
Of any kind sbe we o.
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop the Carthage
station. Patients requested to bring two comfoTS
bles, two blankets two coarse sheets, towels and
quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages.
TERNs-The rms for Board Medical Services and all
ordinary will be ten dollars week. payable
deduction win Be made 10 those Wb S
find necessary to spend length OF time the Insti
ton transient persons Will be charged two dollars per
day. .'
From three to five dollars viii be charged for the first
examination ssfs = =
For further particulars address g
D.A.PEAsE, MD. -1-r.. &,
Proprietor and Physician.
1O6 BOXES halves, quarters eghths, new Raisins
1SC 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
6casks currants;
boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes; = a.-frs,F ;sI.rf1
do Jar do ..s--. sl.r 3, --s-.-
1cask do to sell chean.
6kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
trails Datesj boxes conserve Ginger;
bbls Cranberries, at
dseis s.n: wooDRow.s
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CITY DIRECTORY.

HerchanIs' and mechanica' Bank
INCORPORATED 1885. CAPIr4L $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, President; SoBIEsKI BRADY Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
-.sr lScoRPORATED 1919. CArIr4L Sfs5.1OO
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN C. CAMPBELL, President; DlxL LANE, Cashier
Discount day-Thursday.
Mnnufacturers' and Far ners' Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851 CAPT Al srocK $500, COZ.
THos. SWEENEY, 9rest. Jon LIST, Cashier
Wheeling Savings In5titutiOn.
No. 1872, Main st.
INcPoBoRATED 1884 CArIrlL $4,000
NJ NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM McCoT, Treasurer.
Discount day-ThuTsday.
Savings Bank of wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1861 CAPIT4L $4,000
GHOS. II. LIST, Presidents WV. R. NKIS Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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,NSUMPTION CURABLE!

Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio and brother 'sAIaOr
General Sanderson officer in the 1872 cured I
Consumption by the use OF 'Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry"
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %, 1852
Dear Sr:As consider that my life been greatly
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption the use
"Dr Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will state Inc
SYMPTOMS of my that others similarly afflicted NAV be
ind seed otry this invaluable remedy experienced greoI
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic with violent
iushcs OF heat and frequent cold chs with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by bad cough; was
very restless at nights and had great night sweas pers
ring should say, at least two gallons night wetng thc
bed completely through had been able to work for
scars But was much smaeated, and almost helpless
have used in all 10 bottles Sand from those
complaints for my health is good
! % years old, and have any OF the
aIsam since 1876 because my health is good az moi Ia
require any medicines. But If should have any return W
my former symptoms should Wstar's lsaISan OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall IL Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON
The genuine WstaT's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has n IN,
smile OF the signature Ienry WiStar M d. Phladel
phl, and Stanford d Park finely executed scel en-
gra we'd wrapper. No othes car be. genuine o.
pJ-PTice 81 per bottle-SiX bottles for So
Sold qy J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut sreetS-cntracc
on Walnut stcet-to whom alt orders be addressed
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city, that in oiuu
letter, and many other diseases, BRENrISGERs FLuIp
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARiLLA AND DANDELIoS, is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks whenever
published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale oft yet almost weekly receiving or
dcrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky and Of her
states by PERSONS who by chance heard
OF wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since, for
very serious diseased
DEAR DOCTOR:
The two bottles ofmedicire got from yo,
whenn Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
is prescribed by nearly ali Physicians of our
city, not quack medicine, for them az
quairted with the component pars now to ali
such have not the opportunity making known
that it is entirely free from minerals and is mot la
the least incompatible with any the preparations orIn
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton & Lakes F. YahrlinE and soil
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 21, '5o. 80
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NLYER's UNIvERsUn NO. Nv.

EDITED BY CHAs. A. DANA
THIS day published. Containing the following elegant
steel engTavings; .The Cathedral OF straSbarg.''-
epa Chapel" Cnear Kussnacht in Switzerland ) ftThe
Palace Of the Legion of Honor in Par 'TLc Ruins
with descriptive text Price q5 cents. or voum.
SUBSCRIBERS In advance, receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi. monthly. = - =
The publisher will supply specimen numbers gratuitousy
10 Agents and Postmasters, and will make liberal arrange
lie will also supply Clubs OF two persons at 6 half year
nj 1--WE persons at S1oi and of larger
rates. ,I,t. COOS HERMANN J. MEYER,
ang24. ...U.tE Ptl9Eisher, I64 William ST. N !.
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CONGRESS- HAI,I,.

TNHE subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally they have
this day taken possession of that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel -
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and;Chesnut streets
Iey nave had the house thoroughly repaired the
modern improvements introduced, furnished in syIe
OF elegance which will at render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience. "
This is decidedly the hest located house the city, being
the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange
House, and many other public buildings. - :
Lines of onbuses leave every part CITY
OF this House. " ~ 1s
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable hcme to the
traveller. y 80
MORRIS q JACKSON, Ptoprietorv.
James E. Norris, who is well known to many of the bus
mess men visiting the CITY, lately in the Hardware house
o. James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor the
nent of the House, assisted by polite competent