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Dr. Todd,s Pills

80 DR.. Todd's Pills flAAf
IAN be had fresh and genuine at the following places in
S,the city OF Wheeling and vicinity, vz:At the Drug
stores OF James Raker: Kells d Caldwe Brentinger
GO; DIT I Il Logan g. %; Rredk Yahrling, WIN Mckee d
Co; lRitchetown)i Brentlinger Centre Wheeing)at
he Shoe store OF Todd Devol, market square, at
Drug store OF the PROPRIETOR corner OF Quincy and
They can also be had at Dunns, Grave Creek;-A Be-
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Craven, west Wilson Sringers, west Wheel
Ing; and Ely Looman,s, Bridgeport, Ohio. SEQ
These pills need no further Recommendation than lair
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twenty years, and will only them chance they
will speak for themselyes-y them 2oc box 2 per
dog; $50 per gross. 4 es=.s''l I 1872 jane
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NOBENSACh'S LIVER
No part of the system liable disease than the
giving the proper secretion the bile that any wrong
action OF the Liver effects the other important parts
system, and results vaifously in Liver Complaint Jaun
dice Dyspepsia ETC. We should, therefore. watch every
symptom that might indicate wrong action lie Liver
by nature TO heal the sick namcly list, an xpecrant,
which ausments the secretion from the Pulmonary
membrane, promotes the discharge of secetcd natter
Cd, Alternative, which changes in nexplicabe
nsensble the certain action of the system
3D. Tonic Which gives toneand strength TO the nervous
health and ygor 10 az paris body
other operating expe
purifying the blood destroys disease and restores
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Consulate of France in the United States.
The above statement and signature acknowledged
in our presence by MIR. ID. Parent true.
.=lt-H For the Consul General of France
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.R00 BB1S. MoLASSES;
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100 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar..
10 hhds. Louisiana
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81 81 uz 30 tierces rice;
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sale at wholesale, by ''1 ee1 81
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MEDICINlAI,.

S5OOCHALLENGE.'H
VATHAfEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
ffthe people, Is at all times of the most valuable i'm
PSrtance take It for granted tina. every Will do
all In their the lives oftheir children and
that every person will endeavor TO promote their own
health at all sacrifices feel duty to solemnly as
sure you that WORMS according TO the opinion of the
most celebrated Physicians the primary of
large majority ofthe diseases to which ard adults
are liable have appetite continually changeabe
from one Kind ofood to snother had Breath Pain in the
Stomach Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Funess
the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irregusr-re.
member that all these denote WORMS and you should at
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OR SECONDARY Fe RMS.

which should eve be contemplated with and INSULT
ed delight presents an Incubus to the mind filling with
fearful apprehensons, exces only feelings OF dstrst
or repugnance The exertons of parents and guardians
10 retain their youthful ca ges upon this
ec has loo ofte proved false and fatal philosophy;
honest COZ fdcnce be shown them in early daw
and guided by the light OF TRUTH pitfalls ignorance
and subsequent misery win be easily avoided.
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Read This!!
Dissolntion

THE partnership between the subscribers under tLe
firm of S. Q. Baker d Co. is this day dissolved By mu
consent The business orthe late firm will be settled By
by L. P. Woods at their Office on Water street;
Jan. 81, 1853. sili Y l55' 1. p. WOOnS
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2la5f'5 RI L.. BORG, vice Consul. :.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. d d
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST. corner OF
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout tho United States Canadas. Price 81 per
bottle; six bottles for So For sale bye -
tl1s-5s5ls-5--55fs5 ~ j. ii. CRUMBACKER,
No. ITO Main ST., Wheeling.
L. WILCOX Pittsburgh; Seaton S Sharpe OF Maysvc,
Shackleord & Crchton, Portsmouthi and 4. b. Hnnnr
Cincinnati. a.t5-5 .,-r 7f9-liI'.5 iefO-3n
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I ilti9e4A WORD TO sTHE AFFLICTED.s sif On
Let not shame false dei:cacy keep you back but To-
feet that your life and reputation at stae
that the venera poison death your constitution AMI
threatens not only physical powers acul
Ties with but closes the door to connbai
body and soul IN the dark mantle of despair The orror
tsllty Of the aid ofa regular and slul Pays
cia1S before YOU, one who has made this branch fnedi
cal science and who has been favored
with extended opportunities Of comparing theory with
actce and iety could adduce tho graeL
Testimony OF thous an1s who have been rescued bys
are saorody guarded from exposure by sss
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ClIT HR DE.
- :nISSnEnTInN.

THE partnership heretofore existing name
and firm of Rolockc Dono, was dissolved on me
Or Ephraim Pollock. The business of the house
settled by theiev Messrs lonlons I
whom retiring partner soiicits the con-
tnuance liberal heretofore extended TO
the old firm $50 fsPH RAIN POLLOCK, i
7nno7 ~ John DON LON. L
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You will find these Pills invauab medicine in many
complaints 10 which you subject. In distractions
either total partial they have been found
benefit restoring their functional arrangements to
health acttoa, the blood and other fluids
iectually TO put to flight acomplaits which may arise
from female giddiness dimness
as the best Pills for an diseases upon Tie following
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COMMUNICATING the mtsfortune OF this c'ass OF unhappy
Dr. has sought with untirng zeal through the
range medical lore the last 90 years anti
have mot been ane with success Abundant proof
of these remedies. By happy combination or treatment
debility is soundness
the weakened organs in pristine strength
and vlgor and Che torpid faculties OF the mind in
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Enleebed manhood may here find certain restorative
and The bright beams Of dspel the mdrky
clouds oil gloom Disseminated from servie letters, the
victim passions springs into existence,
ealizes uition of his brightest anticipa
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bDr Harris well congratulate himself upon hap.
result OF his and rejoice that permit
ted to dispense balm to tile afflicted, position
vable than tie ieMeel throne eartls oliest notenl
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- TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM
ID 4. linn win open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
il the 9th inst, with all his former and many ar
raugemens for the Of VISITORS who viii
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the season, in The
best style. sin as' zs7s.t p4-tT7
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Dr. Halls Gel ebrated 5Pulmonio
;E,Ji3YiI. III

4
bronchitis. asthna fienZa. Group, whoopihg couph
inflammation of the brofchea and caused vniib
ton. ;lEg % - Sfsts'fc
Warranted the best medicine for seas
es o. the lulgse sold in America ls.S
In presenting this medicine to- tile public have the
to know that not only them with
aninyaluabe anti for the class diseases 1t roes
ses to cure, but which perfectly its CT
feels upcn the constitution be administered with
out lear OF mineral poisons, for it contains nonc.
The fact, that aaIge portion of the death
throughout COUNT is caused by disease organs
oil consequent upon exposure and cold in
duced us to put II within the reach of every individual
who may need that has proven itself inval
This nedicineSis the result along experience and
Study of those diseases he frequent in
our changeablc climate; and Claim Ut to be III advance
OF all before discovered peculiar
eompi ement upon all, and consequently
superior TO all others. p se1a isFa
We shall make assertions its eficaey
IN Ike the vendors Of loo many
inducements which does not justify. -
lIpahens will persevere in the use OF this medicine,
and they will be cured in every Instance
that II rs not beyond the power of meueine There
numerous persons of and
renewed life, as il Were who would
since been In their but The timely and perseve
ring of this 1t is not
TO bs better the diseases
than other to
the public we ask trial and In every instance. II
rsed feeiy the and salts
action y not giycn, the money VIII be returned.
Genuine signed r.. H3LIsd co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER Druggist, W Wheeling, Va. Also, by Dfuegiats
generally rouehout the country. E9-lys
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CASE superior Manila Indigo on I,a,i an, s,T sse
by n.ai fJpps 8 4. I ilSss &c II co &c
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consume the self immediate victim OF secluded habit
His lie presents blasted heath upon which no fruits of
genius grows no flower of intellect can bloom, where tho
tainted with disease, the soil parched by
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious 10 the eye f
Though sad the picture is not its orig
nails are almost daily presented the charge Dr. Hor
s and even in the public horoughare the discernngey
can mari frequent corroboration OF its truth s =,
Moral in discharge OF duty must obviously pre-
cludes an entire removal of the veil from this melancholy
picture OF human hence but few of the symptoms
attendant UPON this hshting malady here be given
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{ :, BACHELORS,
Wheeling Wind low Glass
MsANELJssA CT on "

Bankerd Co, has been dlssored By he feissS of i,
sr sankerd's title, and Interest, ~ toEKton III
fhe business wi 4 be carried on under the name or
oets u STOCKTON, RUSSELL. q co "
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TO FENATtES

- ~ FEM ADES.H
DE- H. has given particular attention Female Diseases
HIS experience enables him tOrelieye SAFELY AND sPEIp
all
az msaehnsss General Dt5itity etc; al 80
attention wen 10 letters, and treatment
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such supervisor may reside; e. il is hereby made the
duty oil the trustees Of the nshps prosecute all
offences against the tprovisions of this secion;-
provided, that any supervisor shall conceive him
sell nggreved by The Judgment OF such justice OF
the peace, he may, on giving sufficient security to
court ot common pleas, who shall make such order
thereon, as 20 Them may appear just and reasonable
ProUided, fu'her, hnt this section shall not be so con
suueu ns 10 prevent any person from prosecuting
any supervisor for any offence against the provisions
thereof. RI r."
SEC, Al. Thatit shall be the duty of III. several
courts OF common pens 10 give this act in charge
to the grand jury, at each successive term of such
court
SEC. 42. That the act entitled, "An act prescri.
blng lhe duies OF supervisors and relating TO roads
ana highways" passed March twcntieth one thous.
and eight hundred and thirty.seven, and the a.
mendaiory acts thereto, passed March twentieth one
thousand eight hundred and forty, March fifth one
thousand eight hundred ard fory.two, January
hiteenh one thousand eight hundred and forty.ive.
March twentieth one thousand eight hundred and
hfiy,one, March twenty.ourth one thousand eight
hundred and hfty one, an act to regulate the levy
ing OF a tax tor road purposes in the counties of
Belmont and Jefferson, passed February fifteenth
one thousand eight hundred and forty>nipe, be and
they are hereby repealed; providcd liability
or obligation incurred under any Of tfe provisions
OF said acts, shall not be in any wise affected
impaired by the repeal thereof
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
have compared the foregoing with the original
copy and lind Inc same correct
DAVID ALLEN,
auditor Of Belmont County
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BELMONT County, Feb. l2, 1858.

'
! Mr.. HowARD--Sir Your paper OF the
4th inst, did not reach our post office until
several days after its usual time, and came to
my hand on yesterday. This, of course, pre-
cluded the possibility of my replying, in your
issue of this week, to DR.. EsrEP's last COM
municaton.
| And now, in claiming your indulgence to
take some notice of it, allow Ele to say that
! you need not be alarmed, as you must have
been last week, for the credit OF your paper.
have nothing to communicate in the line OF
the Dr's scurrilous obscenity. In black
ardism presume he would take the first
premium at any County Fair much more
justly than he ever did on horses. At least,
| have no inclination to enter TIE lists in
that class. Disregarding, in this case, the
direction: "answera fool according to his
! iolly," | shall endeavor to keep within the
bounds of decency. | am aware that this
rule will cut off any notice OF large part of
the document under consideration. 1t is
certainly in deplorably "morbm condition."
SO much so, that dissection" of "the parts
most diseased" would be offensive to all re-
spectacle olfactories. Surely the author of
such a compound" must be in "mor6d
condition" too. But truly, like Lady Mac
beth, to whom he so unfortunately alludes,
"mure needs he the divine than the physi-
cian," unless, indeed, he is now beyond even
that last resort, and the decree has gone
forth against him. as one is almost forced to
believe from reading his last letter, "that
which is .fthy, let il be fHhy stW."
In reading over his ebullition of impotent
and vulgar invective, even disgust gave way
to pity. | could but think how much
ashamed he must be of what he had written
as soon as the intoXicaton Of passion--(Or
whatever other intoxicaton it may have
been) under which it was done, had suosi-
ded. Or, at least, if too far gone hmselffor
shame, thought, that as even Nero had ro-
ses planted on his grave by some friendly
hand, perchance DR.. Estep, q feel that am
here falling from the sublime to the ridicu-
lous'o might have some decent and there
fore undeserved friend to blush over his de-
pravity. Aud remembering what 1t was that
"Rubbedrhis young quack so to the quick
That he grew angry"
and thus dsgraced himself, pity began, for
the time, to deepen into rcmorse. But on
reflection could not see that was blanca.
Bile, even if he had been driven in defence
OF his horse to the meanness OF seeking an
award from a committee ofhs own appoint
ing; and in defence Of himself, in the alb
sence ofoll other weapons, to the vulgar vo-
cabulary Of vituperatiop ahd obscenity. If
all l have said be merely, as he elegantly
styles il, "ranting, ram-stam,"" "slang-whan-
gerry" (medical technicalities, suppose
hese are, from mis- favorte work Of the
vitch-doctor, his nomesake and godfather,
Bay Mcconnell how exceeding silly to be
hrown lnto such passion by 1t. Does no:
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Bacon wanted, there

iate.-Cheese saleable. Bacon wanted, there
being none in market.
Wright g. Candy quote continued upward
tendency in cotton, with increased confidence
among all classes of operators; common quali-
ties have advanced full /. The sales since
Friday were $4,000 bales the imports u 600.
AT Manchester goods and yarns had advan.
ced, which checked extensive operations.
The propeller Alps, Wyekman, arrived at
six o'clock. She brings London dates to Feb.
LIST, and Liverpool to the I'd.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the
3Oth.
The Alps passed the Africa on the 18th in
latitude "a Al longitude 55 Q 27. She saw
the caloric ship Ericsson yesterday morning
forty miles south of the Highlands.
The civil marriage ofthe Emperor took place
at eight O'Clock on Saturday evening, at the
Tuilleries, with, as the papers express it, "no-
BILE simplicity" Eight hundred were present.
The religious ceremony took place the follow
ing day at Notre Dame, with great pomp and
sPlendor. The populace turned out en- nidsse;
the city was decorated with flags, &C., in all d.
rections, and the streets were lined with the
military. Some most imposing services were
performed BY the Archbishop of Paris. All
passed off well. About 5000 political prison.
ers of 1851 were pardoned on the day of the
marriage. The Empress refuses to allow the
Senate to settle any donation upon her. This
coupled with previous refusal to receive Jew
els from the municipal council had produced the
most favorable impressions. The municipal
councils all over France were voting congratu-
latory addresses to the Emperor.
The Turks have commenced active opera
tions against Montenegro. On the 18th OF
January, during the day, three villages were
destroyed by fire. Omar Pasha, with $4,000
troops was pushing on towards the Capital.
Austria had dispatched Count Jellachich to
the frontiers with $4,000 troops.
| Count Leingen goes on private mission to
Constantinople, it is supposed, to treat on Mon
tenegro affairs.
The Asatic cholera is said to have broken
out in Paris, and causes much uneasiness.
Viscount Melbourne, ex-Prcmier of England
is dead
Doctor Newman was fined eloO for libel
on Achil
The Emperor's speech announcing his mar
riage has created prodigous sensation at Vi
emma.
It's reported that French officers have been
employed surveying and mapping Piedmont
and Lombardy. .... .
The French Minister to st. Petersburgh pre-
sented his credentials to the Emperor, and was
very cordially received.
The Vienna Lloyd's announces a definite
arrangement of the differences which existed
between the United States and Austria.
! 1t is said that the answer given by the
French Minister of Affairs to the Austrian
Ambassador, relative to the Emperor's allusion
to Marie Louise, in his speech to the Senate,
is not found satisfactory. A difficulty exists
between the Two governments concerning the
time the Roman States are to be occupied by
the French troops.