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disposed Of entire interest the Express
business heretooTe known "Dodge's Virginia
oaronnS ESpTessl take Peasuein recommending
AZ the euieTprsng of
Mesrs PARrsES KIyG wAo have assumed mai business as E
pres torNardeTs. LEVI DODGE.
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The subscribers having bought interest DOdg
gha and North Carolina Express the business will
conducted By Messrs PiRs king present yesy
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tHiNA HtI--By the ships iona Auvr,oa,
~ Liverpool the subscriber Of his
tonof CHINA AND EAkrHESWARE, from
Tes and by the packets from New and Boston, supplies
dass Looking Glasses Fancy Goods Having
assornents he has offered yhieh
rabe patterns aud hs whole stool having been
the recent rise in Earhenware aud Glass he is aoe offer
Inducements 10 those In articles In his line.
mhi6 HUGH A. WATT. No Is Main street
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rate terms af ~. ~ Main street
~ HENDERSON 4 HrRcH
ANpsOWF FIowFR vAsEs-I have r.ch assa-trsrt o.
O1t and Decorated rrarr Nssrs Ladies others
want n such er @ requested Cd. tHe subscriber call
utl- o ~ H. fNANs. tii uru street
UpUuNs-JAW WupuTuJ>F hls received
y Urusrh i Words. journal HtH.fi iy Charles n-frrs
Tr May. June, July and August rfs received no l e each,
subscription ~ e. pr NcHr.
fIfnHfuH Magazine frr Augra'Hi-r
VI o. rremenhere, by Anuets Marie Mihrd papsr ;c, cloth
sHt.nta.
The Romance Of ttsa-I sni U.l-s ty wright trsusa.
Cor of C.usn's History ~ rhic'HThy
MHi tul guoi'n'A commentary % medical ani moral ife
Hl and fhH gUfHu considered relation u health die
ease and religion. ~ wuC Goose, VI u. tr. 81.
NoruAy an Bee srucs comprising e journal Oh tour, ~ ~
whri Prr kl with rons lgraHc addHu nud zone bguk Or
piled by rhos Frrfrstfr. ~. o.
The iie Of Alfred tht Gr,tbis Hc and AnEosavon vorks
ti gS
sr,uer. q G,,s sni latin Verse, chiefly an,,uop, By
Chas q Kennedy ti.
Th- Lives ans Opinions Eminent Philosopher hy pFsrsr
trftiusHUteraIy translated by e n Youre ~ A. A. g
Consultation ef England hy De edition.
he and uates ty Nfcgrtr.r ~.
The Coin C ctsfs Manual or Guide NumIsut- Stu
dent formation Cabinet of comprising
rcai OF r origin and pgress or
foH thc earliest 1 Oh che fs che Roman empire &C. by
Humphreys. ial Illustrations, vols. e. 50
n Ow's BROWN wINpsoR soar. HONEY SOAP, WHITE
Windsor and Eousscls Barhsrs snaps, for sais ty
jy2o BENNETT HFEEs, prursifts
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TEEADWFLL 4 FENKH,
yl-3m Eagle Foundry, No. lilo Beaver Albany N

gDItNO FOiTE--J. =. WARNER CO., all Broadway,
York. have hand their Piano
Forte W. the
o PIANu FORrE % the
For eastenes design elegance hnsh and excellence II
mAnsp, they cannot be surpassed than in ulnes
nchnt aud beauty of tone These large sized
strength Tubular
Ba-oue OF the valuable improvements Of modern
The Piano Fortrs Of w their p-cuary complete,
possess remarkable quality Keeping
tune for length % time which important desiderAtum
The prices Of these will be found unusually
reasonable their quality They have been universally
admired
introduced given very marked
satisfaction.
e fau and qHir0c1i Warranty IS gircu IA al
ma3l-dSm }. r. WARNER CO., an Broadway, y. Y.
yHNO DItH GOODS DEALERS. VIE CHANT TAILOit~.
n CLOTHIEHS AND FURNISHlNG STORES-C. MARIE
co, Importers, No Warren street. New York, have always
hand, Of their importation Of the tensye
ortmcnis to be found In New YORK goods adapted mems
consisting ia o-COs Fancy CasmeTe Oyecoa
silk and Linngs-a makes-B and Fancy
yesngs ard Neivets, Cashurre Mae and Linen vestiug
Drills sc; silk Crayats Paris and London styles
brio andkereheis Kid Gloves suprndrrs Hosiery Undersh
3c & which they Or the which
they invite the attention OF the Trade. lyl-lm
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May9, 1853.

N~OTCE-The co.Tartn-Tship heretofore exsn. between
~ WM IRA SMITH and ) II. MARVIN, urder the style o.
SMITH MARVIN, Is this day dissolved by mutual
May ., Is5s N MiRvIS
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C,PEaIAL EXPntss NoTICE-pAnIsEN - KI,C

"M Il. PARIsEN has this day associated with him In the
w Express business JAS II. KING Esq, business
KING. "
New York, February Il, 1853.
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v
Va Wv Bailey Frsdrrictthurg w. Maur X chmond
" 9gorss hagy, gnstbgrg, Vi Jas Minor. Charo,vue
" yShn Uainpsel Weiden,k John Nuti, Wilmington, s.
~ hp Iuruer hacgh, " O. james Reid Iiendrrtan 81 e
Iu-nbull fslngs warrcnton s H. Hamlet God.boro
n g., stark Pierce Fayetteville Q J. M Wtitaaft vr,ot
ungin n O. james T. Duke fudgeway, O.; O. A,b Little
NgucE-Expreas psctssss or Eorft P,erssurr pt,, nd
and che interior, intended 1r shipment per se rrs
oJAmeown" will hereafter be- received ~ Nest PARfsFN
AklNg. No harciay street. Nsv YORK, Who he So
ftsf Agents % forward Express paksraa ~ s fes
shlfs VIRGINIA. NONTt OAROLfyA A 'rrVgreerr
Icta-u
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GRiCULTtRtL " AREiIOU sE--The subscriber cont.
n nues TO manufacture Agricultural Machines via Horse
PeSers ihrssher Fan Mills, Hunts ate Wheat Drill Hay
kkc Hay Prrsscs, straw Cutters Corn shelters,
sa'2l P'ogghs CO obCrusaers, Cut ators,
s all OF which viii be made In the best
patterns Ny Horse aud ser with sonF
box have been tested three uniformly
va use Machines repaired, Castings
nished at short notice. II. BALDWIN
NH
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

sDOsALDs ApvERrisisa HousE lV2.
G,iNGERs PATEaT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPl NDIC
- ILNN ACTION SEWING MNCHINE- sECuRED ~ TWO
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4AyiNG purchased the in'eres, Of ~ MARVIN in the
"a a above bcslue-s, will t.d
No lii Na.H Very thanked patronage De-
slowed upon tie OLD house, shall merit
continuance u the All having
concern VII present them O. Tor settlement those
ell 20 SMITH MARNiN, viii please early
the undersigned, who Is Authorized
Is necessary 30 close uPhe business speedily possible.
SAT-
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rTNHE greatest Discovery Of the age-Planters,
remedy equal to DIR TOBIAS Venetian LinimenL
Sore Throat, footh-aehe, Mosquito Bites Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
Hii does not give relief The money will be refund
ed; all that IS asked is trial. and use it according
10 the directions
Ii is an English remedy, and was used by vii
liam the ~, late King OF England and certified TO
bV him, as a for RbsumatisIn, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 100000 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without q single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without il if
il 10 per bottle, in case Of Group, as il Is as
certain as il is applied.
Ii cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours
Dysentery in halt an hour IooIh-ache in tive min
utes II Is perfectly innocent take internally, and
Is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States Price 2j aud 80 cents.
DIX. TOBIAS could till dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the Wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
waTTanlng II sufficient any person who d9es not
obtain reiel need not pay for it. IN
DRTOBIAS has put up a Horse Linimentt " pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and bettt than
any other for Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc Price 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS Office, 240 Greenwich street, New
York
For sale by FLEMING & BRoTHERs and DR. KEYsEB,
WoOd street, Pittsburg
AGENrs-John BealI and Hamilton, Cadiz. NJ
Jolley g. CO., New Market. Wilson & Deming Mas
tersville Brown & Farmhouse and VIM. Walters.
New Hagerstown A Jul Schneider, Moorefield Z
J Phipps & CO., Smyrna. sep25 lS53ly
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I'dina, New Philadelphia and
Wheeling Railroad.

Ibis road, as we are informed, commenc-
es at Grafton Lorain cOanty, at the junction
OF the Cleveland u Columbus and Cleveland,
Norwalk u Toledo II Ill Roads; from thence
by Medina to Dalton, in Wayne county,
ticnc" down the valley OF Sugar Creek to
G'nai Dover, and thence by New Philade-
phla ana Freeport TO- Wheeling
That portion Of the Western division, from
Grafton to Dalton, has been under contract
Tor some time, and the gladation anG ma
sonry is to be completed this faA, ready for
rails at the opening of Spring. The residue
of this division extending to Canal Dover
and New Philadelphia, has been surveyed
and will be put under contract at an early
day.
The Eastern Division from here to Wheel
ing, is now being surveyed and located
Engineers, Tor this purpose, entered upon
their duties within the last two weeks, and
contemplate having the location completed
before the winter closes in, SOFAS to have the
road placed under contract by the opening
u spring.
We understand that the company have
the assurance of ample means 10 push the
road through with all possible di<patch.--
AeW Ph'ladeLphi4 Democrat.
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FURTHER BY THE OHIO.
PH1LAnRLPHIA. on. 2q

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -.
Her British Majesty's sloop of was Coo
atr1ce, arrived at Panama on the 18th, from
San Bias, with half a million Of dollars in
silver for England.
Serious disturbances occurred at TabOso,
owing to the arrest Of several seaman be-
longing to the American ship Ohio, by the
United States Consul, Their release. was
attempted and 6ght ensued, WEIGH, how
ever, was soon quelled.
A futther shipment OF Australia gold,
amounting to $4,000, arrived at Panama
by adams Express.
Melbouane dates are to the 18th of Aug.
The Mining intelligence continues favora-
BILE. A number Of new and rich mines
have been discovered. The price of gold
is us cd. The government gold escort was
attacked by gang of bush rangers and
robbed of nearly $1,000 in gold. Several
of the guards Epd four of tie robbers were
killed. Ali composing the escort but two,
were more or less wounded.
The American steamer Unicorn, from
Panama for Sydney had not arrived or been
heard of.
An English company is in treaty for the
purchase of the steamer New Orleans, at
a price of E4O,OOO. '
The Melbourn markets show but little il
any Improvement. Holders are firm in ex-
Pectatlon of an improvement in prices.-
The supply of flour is very great, Sixty
ShlIllngs per bbl. has been refused for A
merlcan, though small lots have been sold
at lower prices. Provisions, groceries, ba-
con and hams are very dull, the latter dif-
fcult of sale at any price. Building ma
terials are rather lower but in great de-
mand.
A fire at Valparaiso, Sep. 1st, destroyed
twelve houses and tie same number OF
stores. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. sEss..
The President has granted the usual Ex-
equatur to Reuben Wood, United States
Consul at Valparaiso. <..-r.s
The crew cf the steamer Isabel, sent out
by Lady Franklin for the a. ctc regions,
arrived at Valparaiso, where, owing to some
disagreement among the officers, the whole
expedition was abandoned.
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Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale,

TNliE Subscriber offers for sale tho asr ifd Tav-
Il era Stand, az present Oeeupied BY kiai situated
N MooTeheld township Harrison county, Ohio. on
the S.eubenYH!e uud Cambridge McAdainized road
seven miles vest Of Hdiz and fOur miles from Mcsrs-
held said tarn contains Isl acre OF rst rate land
about loOOt EAch = cleared, aud in a tine state Of
cultivation. THIS Farm Is well watered, has two
good Orcharts "a H. plenty Of Cus and the best
stone Quarry IA the countTy. Ii is well fenced and
first rate repair otherwise.
The Tavern Stand is ore ofthe very best between
Steubcnvile aBdC Cambridge, and the buildings are
cOmmodiOus and substantial with sufficient stabno
Tor ~ Lorses, There are, also, the premises, two
other Dwelling Houses, a StOreroOm aud Black
smiths shOp-all OF which will he sold OH favorable
terms. GEORGE BARTLETT.
CassvilIe O., Sent 29 1883
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York. Oct. e8.
The Steamer Ohio from Aspinwall, arri.
we'd to-day.
She brings S928, 900 in gold freight, and
100000 in the hands Of passengers. She
also brings the mails.
She left Aspinw, II on the 18th.
A serious accident happened on the Pr
mama Rail Road on the LIST, while the train,
which contained the passengers and mails
by the Illinois, were passing over, the 10
eanaotive cems in collision &ith bull, near
Taberville, while crossing the bridge. 1t
was thrown off the track, tearing up the
bridge and preSipitating the cars into a
Ravine l9 :eet deep. The locomotive and
Scars was smashed and the bridge COM
pietely destroyed. An lrishman and ma.
tive employed ahont the bridge were the on.
ly persons killed. Patrick Howard, pas.
senger bad both his legs broken. Several
others, chiefly attached to the Rail Road,
were more or less bruised. ...
Eighteen deserters, from the U. S. frgate
Columbus, had been arrested on the Mos
queto coast, wheEc they had been creating
disturbance. They were carried to Aspin-
wall in irons
James Foley, passenger by the illinois
was murdered at Native Ranch, near the
river Cardenas.
Latest news from the Pacific coasts, state
the Peruvian government have promised full
satisfaction for the outrage committed at
the Chincha Island, but Mr.. Clay being
dissatisfied with the course Of the said gov
ernment, had Eofsrrsd the matter to his own
government
From Bolivia we learn: that Bella and
his minister at Lapas, -evolutioasts, had
fled to the Indians seeking protection.
The Chilli mines continues yielding fine
ly.
The Amazon gold excitement still con-
tinued.
There is no American flour in market
Provision market well supplied.
Butter very. scarce and freights-hgh
Dates from Melbourne, OF August Sd,
states that there is a greatwant oflaborers,
and that some are receiving as high as ten
pounds per week. M
THERE'S no Improvement ial the markets.
Large stocks of goods and provisions on
hand. with but little demand.
There y q great decline in liquors. la
Accounts from the diggings are &vora-
bic.
Flour is selling. at Adeloid4. at al@a9
pounds. a.
AT Melbourne, flour is quoted al SO
pounds. sa2alt sb@ VI @s.
es$4 y .aHN@'s
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pIiEilsUM ssSaOIlS.

TNHE Great Fair held on the Wheeling, Island
l. awarded To the,subscubers three pronIiuns ai4
Dlplolla tor the following goods: .,.ta .s.
Best Black Broea1e Ores, Suls a
Best and richest Embrudsred Swiss cIoFs-- s
Best Embroidered silks mud Painted ChaLlcys for
Purity Dresses ..... ..tr r..g. ....r.t-
And for the Greatest Variety asJd Richest Dress
Silks, we have alsOjust received some Of The pre-
mlum cuasilneres and Persian cloth, yarns Soc vi
Mckee ~ RobertsOns celebrated nlanuIacturer-
to all Of which to gJtler, Win general stock
rch Dress Goods ulId staples we.lnvite the pholi:
attention. ...4,. e. . STONE u rttIJMASt
Wheeling, va sept2 1853 .r...a .,..s...as....s.
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CENTRG FOUNDRY.

No. u MAiy Sr CLNrRE WHEELING,
E EEP constantly OH hand an assortment OF ths
IN latest and nust inlpEoyeI Stoves, embracing
cyeY variety OF Parlor, onor and Cookiug Stovss
Their "Western Nrginian," coal stove cannoL H.
SURPASSED by any thing ever introduced into tilc
cly. 1hey nave sold l5U of Them within tho laaS
Six months pledging themselves to take them bacA
II They did not give satsiacL1n and have never had
one returned. r a., as. .a. .ga ias Fr@ ya a7i
They also Keep constantly on hand the latest styls
OF Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any nladG elsc-
where, also Iron SliIks,s and 4 variety Vt aI
articles i'll the Foundry liuo, whi:u will be sodlo"
Tor cash. .t .. ...r i.....-. .. "a
9cE-Patticular attention. will be paid to all kinds Of
Jobwork- MIDeiHss Va Sept. IA, le53-3Af
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XKh1ET. T. MNGD.

BOOK IN DER AND BLANK BOO X
MANUFACTURERS,
no: IKE Monroe ST., (up Stairs.) WHEELING, VA
HNlE undersigned would respectfully beg leave ia
l. inform you OF the fact, that he hns purchased Tie
establishment lately known as James NJ Ewinp's
Book bindery and Blank Book Munuiactory. and
+ now preplrod to execute to order, all kinds Of
scripnuu viii be bound inAnv nvprefernbIe styIe such
9s iiali-boHnd. tul-bound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Dauds. ,,'s " -
We orc also prepared to bind Music, Magazines
Law books, Peraodlcals, &c, &c. in my STYLE thai
may he PFelsEed TO" compete with work donc in any
b. Should ybuhayt any Of The above work to do please
leave your otder lit ever 80 small it will be thank
nIy receSedl at my Bindery, No. 2l}., Monroe
Street, up Sairs.)
Wheeling, sep23 IS53-ly
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roo EssLf.s FOIs rs CENwS

I A n
IN ayrar,inn hii'I ~ .''i,oshtllH %
rI Gith I L'i L'' wv W NshND @ ~ y UNI
The shi,,nIr rodod r oo IA Do MS al
Tbe rnnI 3 I"r l"to 81 80 Ieiss per ooN.
disea.nD ~ O0 "l'iiuu' ' 'iS t7neug ior
| Tha Proprietor of tbesa Pills tboroE,ro mall.
~ ~ =. utese LALlAa, uSereiore, justly
IN tifo ot Er IT, aig Nito"l lolcHr
nm ,lntallihIe remedy 6nt If yci M, no. olliy
va - - W VA" io'y pu' VI PuclltS tillS rehleuy
diiinn "''' '"''o4uoS'i'u'e 'liclF con
III" pills r,,,, ho-,,,oJ Will, ,-.f..,. .
t, ~ @ a I,, ,,, ~ ~ "ti SuIey ~ Az ahles'
'Io 'oi ~ Hi e'r olffaoh' Out Always
,yitSnt tho III ueaiiaolg fosul Is ac-
f U ~ u CIEoL'G or ile many
NAV rc ss,,rad hot Wc,,r, r. PuoLic
asy to r a,n Mercury Ill nome OF It's forms,
S4RSApAFiIiH,i ii :, bi,l,.
orns n1a ;n,'rn ,' y :, stnle'
NJ, y v II ~ ESt 80 tu' lQll"Hi1HS llgfe-
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$50 Reward

w be paid to any person who will buy box
w OF DIR. TEltREL'S Healing Ointment, and
use it according directions, if they will call at my
office and say, with clear Conscience, that il wild
not completely cure chapped hands, chilbuns, chat
ng, Sore Lips, Burns ana Freezes Sores on children
and greatly alleviate unot entirely eHre Salrlieum
Files, Inflammation ot Breast, hes Ot Insects PnpGs
on the Face, and all diseases OF the Skin
MONROE TERREL, Naucatuck cotm.
10 whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also hy the Principal Druggists and country Mer-
chants generally
81 Barclay-st., New \ York; A McLure IL CO., Albu-
ny; Fleming q Brothers Piusbnrgh; VIM Ii Brown
and Bro, No. 4 Liberly-st., Baltimore; \ w Dyolt
andSons, Philadelphia
AGENrs.-John BoalI and Hamilton, Cadiz
ssD25 lSj3- lv .. ...... O. -
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- 90 > = : .
MARRIED

AT the Beymer House in Wheeling, on the 25th
ult., by Rev. AlferAP Paul, Mr. JoHN WInsox Oar to
Miss NANCY &. HARPER, both of Cadz.
&J-Success to our young friends. May their jourE
ney through life be blessed with the CHOICEST bless
ings of the age The cake was excellent.
In Moorefed, on the 9th ult., by Joseph Rea, Esq
Mr. JESSE CRAMBLBTr TO Miss ELEANOR CHICKEN,
all OF Freeport.
On the'27th ult, by John Blair, Esq, ALBERT
Adams to Miss MARY MARGDREr WooD all OF Har.
rson Co. o.
On the 2Gth October by Rev. T. R. Crawford Mr.
SAMUEL DIcKERsoN to HESTER JANE DUNLAP all Of
Harrison Co. o.
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misery, not only to The wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
"uNro THE THIRD AND FOURTH aRNRRAnoa
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA.
HYPOCHONDRlA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases.
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RS- A young woman, named Shaw, shot
Christian q Mwtin through the head last
week, near Louisville, Ky. 1t was prov m
on the trial, that Martain had lhreatend to
kill her unless sle signed paper in WHICH
was confession which would blast her yep
utation forever The jury, with the full case
before them, acquitted herat once, amid the
general rejoicing of some two hundred citi-
zenS of the nei5hborhood, who were pres
ent at the trial.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

HATS AND CAPS Ar WHOLESALE. :,
NYE are new receiving our fail and and asHa
w winter STOCK OF liaIs un4 Uups, which ks&kA2
will be, We feel assured. the largest and eliear,e
ever brought - this city. Country Merchants VII
design purchasing east, are particularly invited i,
cali ana examine stock, tor we arc certan tlis
prices, aret tully low any house in Baltimore
.o ..-., ., . ; ID. uARPt.R u S4J4SS.a
Nol29, cor. Main aud Unioa sis.
Wheeliug September I, 1853 @ ."
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For theTadies.

M + have a fine variety of Dress Goods, Brocade
Brocade Silks. Sitk &. Wool Plaids, plain all De-
lans, French Merinoes all colors De Bush, Coburgb
cloth together with other varieties OF Dry goods,
And that is surprising none higher, mud soan0 kind
cheaper, than Inst season. WM. HOGG 4 co.
sept 2l-lSJ3
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wa New Furniture, and.
CHAIR W2 ARE ROOMS
REHtNEkN A.

NNIlE the attentl Of hotse keepers and Others
III the new brick building, No l63 Market Street q
aew doors below the Market House They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line such a:
Dressing and PlPin Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases. Gard, Dining and breakfast Tables Budsteatls
IN every variety, Work and Wash Stands. Sofas
Divans, OttonIans, &c Fancy What Noss, Fancy
Work Stands. -
Chairs, Windsor. Cane Sect, Muhogony ne,pry
variety, plain and fancy, Locking Glasses. Clocks
Nc; all ohw which will be furnished promptly to or.
der at the lowest pFces We respectfully invite the
lat we can render satisfaction in alI cases
- MUNDAY a. Colts.
Wheeling seo2g 1853.1y =. -"
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EA'-A fellow in East Salisbury wants a
wife, and writes TO his friend in Boston on
the subject, asking the following impudent
question: "Mr Merrill, sir, will you be so
kind as to inform me if | should be likely
to find single woman in Boston of good
moral character.
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THE wONDEK OF THE AGE.
IN disncsns M ~ So

all diseases of the Skin.
This Ointment will cure the Saltrheum, and Burns
or chapped hands, quicker and than any other
meC icines OF the kind before the public.
To substantiate the above, can give hundreds
Of certificates, but consider it no pso, as lany per-
son do the same, ii they have friends, tor even
worthless ariicle,l rely solely the merits OF the
Ointment for the public patronage,
n. Il. A single box Of this Ointment will keep any
Blacksmith's, Farmers, Sailors or Mechanic !
hands, let them chap or crack ever SO bad, sound
and in good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
...... ...r. Naugatuck. Conn.
WHoLEsArE DEroTs.--C V ClikeRner d Co, No. 81
Barclay ST, New ork; Fleming & Brothers, Puts
burgh; Weeks & Potter Isl Washington St, Boston;
Vim II Brown a. ISro.- No. 4 Liberty ST., Baltimore;
T W Dyott u Sons, Phjalelphia. .......
Sold also by the princF.al Druggists, and country
Merchants, Price % cents per boz.
AsENrs.-Iohn Bea & 5 HumiltonI Cadiz., A.
i Croskey y NJ J4ey, New Market. Brown 4
Barnhouse, New Hagerstown. A Jul Schreiber
MooreiicId. Il Phipps & CO, Smyrnu.
sep2S lSJ3iy .., IL. ..
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Mantillas and Silks.

A RENY doz, beautiful mnltilIas, made Of beaurL
"A tul lustrod Back silks, walered do, aud fancy
coof3d do, plAia and embroidered trimmed wis
lace fridge. Also, antnsuaily large stock d hoss
long SHwALs same make We have llad lust years
which every body says the prctties and cheapest
in the city. Cali and see themat
Wheeling, Sept q. STONE & THOMAS.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

UCIODCT w
Flour 6,37@G, SO, Ohio 6 ,53@6 60,
lirmer; Southern 6,87@z0o; Western wheat
l,56, Gennessee l,60. Corn, mixed II,
yellow 78. Pork and Reef steady. Lard
heavy.