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Z 7, "TipkNIr lRti2S or IN AtBl9AfI fkhtf'
tqaRn " So. III q ADD
Eamploh'a VBBgtabld Iinpiufei
fliAt1All. ilaNOi n bro her nes lot ai9n.
~ delt snd lfiendl AID epoW AldFCa ga, " the
Wc esDast non Ieilef Witlonto Git. ft6t dse,
81 w lqal'al Hotel, bsltlnoles h ahfp 10
faal ~ ial a. Due Credit 10 10 had hIt 81 tho
Hllle.n. ~ Who have teen odied II ll Undue Of
tamptoHiiA Woga thu3 tpeat pnJ nlyAoW 1moTlng
MS p2 lneSsa % w 5BTeat ienifttf itt tt4
pTotiTateo Qu I leul uteeta N an ny Hnpef 900 can
oppeeate nearly az well myself tie ftei le-
eelved ifon| hllbri0Wa Vegetable TineiufO IA
,tltia really ly tls specific ahGid fht * approved
By odleul fol md IKE ell latet utult koid suffer
Tie ihpltiAo lhe ~ bic gene'ally size ID pioiata-
sletnc took lids ncdlrlue VIII iolLolaet, bhd without
ednadenteifi aud was only through yodr disnter-
estedS iolay tconnRndaiionsi aha ny culel sllua-
0n, lhal induced me- 10 uyihS realy bfqeig Vesela'
bic fiheluIo.
YOu may Inform NsstFs. MoTtiHsF q ,lTq1 thtt they
beuy TO make Of my same VS. Tue auppoIt Of
tie good eeeis or nr Hampi 1lhelue, a.
klieumatsn contracted under tIopcd tlle aid Of
year8' periodical Duration have only uetd three bot
Ties aud hsh lhatav6n tie doofned Parts d ll Banda
70 uelT loruer natnIa ~ ai ePtear-
Snso N 81 tl tt ssi iatl,lt "a Etl
In london aud Paris hut without al APPARENT belehiI
slsO, while Ia New YORK, having tIta Tie fhOmIeen
aud Homeopathic Ieredes, uner having been .ormenlCd
With GaV9ne battle les cold and bAihei and bun
dredt 81 Internal aud external ned eneo Oh 70 NJ eject
am, sufar, Culed this "HhmPtonS Vegetable Tine
tuiG only, l.,...ls'g. ..ts lit1ttf vlHN
gelilpds, and believe ne 3out well WialAt s,,A,
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'TnE "wurgtISq SYSop" Of The Presbyterian
Chsrcn, which assembled in New LisUou on Tues.
day, last week, was orgauized by the appointment
orihe Rev. II. p. GoRpoN, Of Wellsvile, Mode
nlor. The Ohio Puriot sets down the numDLt
in attendance. iucladlng Ministers and Elders, at
nearly one hundredi aud adds, that he never saw
omore intelligent and respectable body OF men
b,iore convened. There being no appeals from
any Of the clover courts" the Synod enjoyed a
pleasant andharGodlous session, and adjourned T.
hold lis next sitting In Wellsville. a-iam
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ATTENTION

rHg usmbsrs or tho Hope FIFE Go. ais requested to
.,,sI the Qnrtery Parade Oh Saturday afternoon sxli
4, es,lin,t, at9oeioek, without ruriier notice
y,r,de tn tic new dlsss. viii black Ignls ... e..
THOs. Il. GIBSON,
osgIja President.
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OIL ~ - Us AK, u ~ e. D.
CuoLERG AT ENTHUSIASTICALLY received lasl
night The MnhosButg Gazette Of Wednesday, con
ialuing an account Of the rscentIoAppearance Of
Cholera in that place. The Gazette says:
The sad ,hityis imposed upoh us of aluounc.
ing 10 our readers lldt this dteadfn disease ngar
made lis appearance among us on TuesdaYof lnsl
week. Why il Is that our hitherto Remarkably
healthy town should De thus visited, no mortal
can TELL
rhre may have been imptulence in diet-tht
change in iLe weather mny have Ian ehscl--bu
these things always exist. The fact is, The cause
Of lle disease seems TO be "pasl hndlne olP,-
grs caution, however, should be exercised ~ diet
Its FIRST symptoms watched carefully aud alteld'
ed TO- .sr. s.
We have every reason to hope thai the disease
has ceased its rayages. an tnaline good health Of
our Town WILDE speedily and permanently restored
ThsIe have been no new cases THIS week.
Wehave already given list Of lhoSe who died
uplo Friday, tie goth last The Gazette gives
the following additional names; .a
Friday, Oct. 2O.--MT. Stelson's child Isaac
Waters child, mol choleroi Miss ReOecca HuielI-
lnson; Maria Lyle, cOOIed f
Saturday, Oct. 2l--JOhn SnowpeaPs Child.
Sunday, Oct. 22--Mrs. MARI Cooper.
Monday, Oct. 23.-- ~ r. II. Fleichers Ichild,
mol cholera, Mr.. Henry Cnm's child, do.
Tuesday, Oct. 24-Miss Sallie rurner.
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NEM IYORK MARKRr.

Ger. 26.--Plour advanced %, with siles oil
$500 ibis Rood Ohio at Q, l2aD.44i Southern has
ndynnced zoe, 300 bbls sold pt 9,31a9,62. Nc
wheat on hand Corn prices lTlae higher, western
dill with a declining tendency. Whisky, Ohio
81. Cotton dQll. ,, 81, 81
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40 Make Your HaiE Curll
Tho N onder of the World !

pHE great wonder OF tic world las al length been dis
il covered You cannot make one hair white VI black
hut Mr. Byron ~, NObb has ut length procured the
Truth Of tie great secret amer much study toll and OK
pense how Umake Tire hair our aud wave ln ihe most
bdautiIu aud graceful manner for lilc The Proprietor
has Travelled through YuiOus raris Of Europe for upward
or uus years iu search OF the celebrated chenst and
physoiogst NJ. jacques and has at leug lound him l
persons having the most uueoth ami coarse looking hai,
can have tnsiOmed Into tho most beautiful and curl
ng appearance that could be desired. The composition
Of which the article s cOmnosed will not cost more than
my cents, aud but application Is needed 10 tue hair TO
cause It 10 Cu aud wave nthe most Uniform aud perfect
order lie, aud thus inrovethe looks and Appearance
100 per cent We now O1er ths wonderful discovery To
tie world for Tho sum Of 81,
Co Diect allletterH to byron H, Robb, Farm
ngton Trunbu county, Ohio and the receipt will be
Immediately OrwRd ed 10 the person ANissrs hH.t b
proud 10 ssene attention jyi6d3n
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RRInaR nRnKR DOWN.

PuLApgLpnA, Oct. l6.-Tle centre pnls Of
tori Deposit Bridge broke down iilis mnrnine,
while 1850 cattle were going oyeri large number
drowned. Several lives are supposed 70 1e lost,
Oshals have been found, All The Telegraph wlres
were broken down.
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NRw YORE, Oct. 26.--Nicholus Bechaw, GU
trial for several days, for The Iiyefeod murder q
The Hickh6n family, was found guilty, ana SEM /,
enced 70 be hung. &c treated tho mailer win
perfect TeebessneBs and made iesllHg ismasss to
The Judge afler the sentence.
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IRIS FGLL,--lhe evenings nte now long and are
Ceiling longer: spend them in acquiring uselulin-
Donation. Don't tribe away your fine. Go to
Robinson & Bro's, aud get o good book or News
Piper--teal them, aud You lave no tIea nj how
much you can accomplish before Spring.
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RIyRR AND WEATHER.

PirTm0Rulf, Oolobrr 2b.--ltVel ~ inches.-
Weather clear aud pleasant H FL
CiNoESArt. October 90, p River filling slowly.
Weather pleasant. a uo
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en- r'sPss''alyS s IRIS;IE ssgRtbeR
la e.6a Chaplain Y. " NRsy.
HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY CURED!
Nta5 oasnft LET Rio7 SFB5k!I ~

n u : -T||-7 Nay ITOl 100 y
~ Aet,rs luofiinrf q Noittydg! Siial jpttle0
to p r. hampo0S Vegetable lttWs, ! wish 70 i9loim
JOu tlnt WaA taken SICK on tho I'D day 81 January last,
with di uneet0m or tho stomach, bowels and NdutIb
as dtIendsd by four euhet lihyleittt iof mott iban
edse VI tIis EeSt Niiue in han TOMS Tihet1fo on
bottle which my vile had taken tWo years tinee
ilole nom ny IhIBieipns bGttTy the Tlcluet ard an
happy luf0Il yOu HAT ah not taken Two days be-
O,e teltils powerful iiuenes upon my SOU ZACH, haye
O6nlI aud can eat ay common dIe without nAehtheon
yencnre OF pl esAule Oh MY stputeh 49,,
The afflicted, OF their nietds, are daily MslllE me,
6Isaf OF Tie ~ vitue thoIcio la Tie 7"iinctuio" or
Hampton =, Cd ltf1f W q 4 lfsf- - r. "
IeI eel 10 send you several coTtineAiea IN sUdnyS
one, especially yUiGg lady who au heeb e0nhheu
tOieT room oT ~ uOns viii disease Qf tg head al
r. w. HALL.
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CINCINNATI MARKBT

n y CINCINNATI MAHKBT. b
Der. 28.-Fl9Ut ndvaiiced 10 1850. WHISKY
%. Cheese in tpiT demand at i0c. Nothing do
ing Is provisions
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THE Hyd Omagen Is valuable discovery Tor nrOtect-
ing tue leel O damp cold and therefore preventive
OF many Lung diseases, ieihot aV doeoTiRg haisrSr,
The the oTm Of SOLE ard worn Inside
the hNOt or Shoe. LIS medieded character is powerful
ahtdote TO diseate. HE.U IN.
For gentlemen It will be found agreeable warm, and
healthy to weATu tho coldestOr Tanest weather, as tie
cannot become wet " the tly onasen is inserted
Ladies' may wear tito ghicat sOled bVots OF shoes III tile
most inclenent weather with inpunity, while Gonsup-
lion, prevalent among the young VI our COuTtIyt hpI
br hwated by their general adoption They entirely su'
percede shoes the later cause tue eet TO pei
spite In very uuealtly MANNER aud, het'des ave ,9t
dago Gus wear to pedestrians icy weather, kc India
rubber Whale Tic iaiior cause tie feet To appear eN-
tVnely large The HydIomege, being mere mn soe OI
cork PREPARED peculiarly placed Inside, does not
Tie size uf the boot, tile lJOl 10 appear unuuy-
10 chi dren they are extremely valuable as lry ~ Gu
tagc Ia exercise with cOmlOt and healthy eHecis Their
expense Is Bshi TO scarce need meptoni besides
those WIN patIOnEe Them viii ud their yearly doeiors
IS the liydTouaseu Is becoming more known us sale is
Increasing 10 almost Incredible extent Last year ~
London MauehesIcr, Blrnluglau, ldVeTpool GLASGOW,
Leeds, Dubin, Paris Antwerp, Hlnburgh, aud lerlin.
our sales reached 1880 pairs OcOrk SOILS THIS year
tho number Will TAT sutpaSs that
ASK Tho Faculty their opinion Of teir value as pre-
yrntstVo for oUhs colds, bronchitis, asthma, aud con-
Mems Size, per pair, rs cents.
i ;o1s 4 MISE, DO 8
NoTICE-PrOn tho retail prices we make vel yllberal
allowance TO Jobbers and Whu es0eTs, that any store
keeper may make hUo profit their sale, while they
ale article thai may be keptin any ore among any
class Of goods. I..H.
HARCoURT BRADLEY q co;
sento,9m #H 29 Ann qiTfat. New York
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wheeling and FRANKLIN Cotton
Mills "t

NJ X. MONROE & To-, having taken the Wheeling
IN and Franklin GOton Mills, located IN this city, arc
Inelated 10 supply orders the lowest raes or -
aud6-i SheesH, Cotton Vans, Cotton Warps, Cotton
fftynss Cotton Chain, COverld Vans, Cotton Fat
Tugs, etc, JAMES kN0 IT,,
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aa NO TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

THE undersigned kssplsssureinI informing his niends
and Tho cluEeggol Whlllngand vicinity that has
Cloths, CaSSimeTeS and Vestings.
Not thinking necessary to enuHetate ny stock, sim
Ply say eusste Of the very latest, ewest and most
fashionable style nt Cloths, CassineIes and Vastngs,
plain and ney, together with null assortment Of Gents
Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything In my limo will do well to
give nc call, as am determined TO cell as low any
Other stabshm9nt do, aud my wol, for style aud
quality shall lie got up second 10 Having the ser.
Vices OF two competent cutters feel satisfied In assut.
Ing any one who may hyOr with call to give enlie
Satisfaction. All goods warranted TO be as represented
or no sales. ..HF
Goats Vests or Pants got Up to order at tho shortest
Eotlee, J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
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Ae6aTfel SiarSt and HeadingsisdHied. Y
II Will pay twelve dollars pc, thousand Tor good whit
oak Stavos 3iinches loug, 6lnehos wide clear sap
aud ~ Inches on the eart ono third 10 DO headings q
ioes l)ng inches wide clear Of san, ttinchee on h
Leart delivered tle depot Of this city
W -tl .u .sttt GRO. W SMITH, f...s.l
iinoO lYhssifug BTtirtrV.
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DyspsBsia, RhsumatiSm, SerofuIa, Cough, tASth
u Hu, COnsamPiion, Liv.y toEglsieii Sc.

IAOll1 10 .WlHn4TA ~. .r.rI.t.
Ato vol sickl IewaTe OF limitations LAX for LdiaP-
toHs psssie4s TIHsprs. Tic lalD cures maze " ins
ana SAFE enely may induce cUuntelelllIg,
medicine must have intItt aud gle me gu, 100 10
Stand he Ies OF public opinion hOaft 0ipung Causal
VAiEo worthless Article 70 as 70 Keep itu as 6oou
mediciheil II be not really SO.
good medifiii9 Will live become popular and eXtenu
s year alter year, splio " opposiuoh Ihsleo
ses lIoni mouth 10 mouth with mOTs raPiy ian nows-
papers can spread IL living witness iltilyhg 10 Tile
cue medicine has made for him a OF more niI W isr
ans ueWSpaper advertising. tt .'l
In prUOl OTwhSt say above, we 20 er YOU 70 HaP-
fon'F Regeialie n neiHrss aud ils eiccls. lsLsau
Tic vile O y. W. Yeake, GTOcer, % Peafl sit cured
Of Rheumaism Of eight years' saEdins all other tee
VIM 81, OLDHAM, (laie OF the Custom House,) dwelling
No gO Pine 81 Of DySpelsis BtsaVdehliiS Permanently
ured, e.lft... iI.t.f....sa 4.
most highly respectable eliiL O cat WeahleSs
aud restored tOTObust health u
JaITet Pumnet 1863 baltimore st. sumo Cd Intensely
Yeas yyb lin disease aud neetia Tetnalbm cured
alter all Other remedies lad JAILED. L. th 80.
Spgre VIII ljt permit TO ume hundreue OF othsr'I as
Geo W GOOdicli. Capt ThOs U not, RObi GHuil' Jas
Snyth cured OF Thounltutpi.f -.
john perVail, s, Griaini John lukel RPV.tV- Esk
Ridge H. r. Navy, aud thousands OiheGs Gued o. uYeltp
sis Sctorula cough, liver complaints, hr9ets, Sant
Vitus' Dance, &c. Nc refer 10 our own On
4 item
HAT 1t will he that 1t isIlot ann'ies SVtuto npoe
usSlUS6RBDs inthis city viii bear the testi
G5sCal and get pamphlets (galls,) aHASse lhg Pany
Cc5sPo sale by ~. H. l.Oa0n & Go., Wheeling,
gleralasoilsi John H. IaPPnn' 9th ward, and by
mSsS6iI bI MaHTIuER & MowBEAY, 80 baltimore st
6SIiiuiUte u and Sni broadway, NY ~ "etn
O1J-PhceS per bOlue. lia iis fautu Y.O
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Fall Fashion for Hats. ~
UNHRiubscrber now prepared TO flrnish Ills nuner-
ouspatlons 5ud all Tho rest OF maphHd with Ap'en,
LiTRST AND MOST APPRORRD STYLES
which or endurance beauty oil oTm and hnls cahnOt DO
Surpassed and whon shaped to Tie head by ourconlora
tive, 1T with petfeeteate, lido ,
Also wing TEe assurnept OF mens, youibsApd
chdren's SON Eats, comprising black nahled, pahi,
non intervention ingVaham, Young togel'
or with fine assortment ofmen's youths aud ohtlulenF
Caps, all % which offered at owestprees wholesale
Sob Sii'" w. W. JIMEsoN,
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fhsuore my dear sir, accept Of nc a'suraise q my
s,1j THOR, cANoT
REV. VERNON BsKRIDGB, u. s. m.

iyaa3 ia PORilhOUTIi, Va, aug. 40, 1881.
Mr.. g. g. lOuah- Dear Siri While i AM, IN General,
Oppused 10 lNtett nedelnes, cati0ur cOmpeg me 10
ssto That have great cOnhdsce III tile wines oi Ramp
toms Neselhblo l1heiuc. For teVei al months past
hive used IL In my anyi and nhdytrepsa, loss OF Pc
tic, dIEhehp, aud general debility with enlle tteeess.
30 M ~ MY experience extends, iieieioe take nieAs-
NC IN accommodating IL 10 Tic adttsd asa ale aud en-
Client remedy, l..lr NO .es4 a,tslA
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NH.-JaoOb ~. Warden will he found at tho Law or
6ce or Alfred CALDWELL with tho books and accounts n
Warden & Edwards, aud all persons ndebted TO said
firm ave hereby notified and required 10 oaHnd SETTLE
without delay lie being authorized to settle tho bus
mess OF said old irml - ,,,..
ie2n .JACOH ". WahDhN. .
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PAY Your Taxes, '
Tax Ilnyers win romemberih lie olty taxes i0
1874 were ale OH lie inst day OF Jule. Will Call ppOI
all leotlzsny soon aud hope they win be ptspaged Il
Vi MA A. ,.,4.i,.. w. q SCOTT. Collector
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To MOTHERS

rwlhes Cotton Chatn1 COVeIhd alhs, ,SotIIoh nat
jyf Superintendent.
TO MUlhERS
A O. PARTRI DGB especially iniOTns his patrons
"a and tue public genoI0ily that tile light being most
ay0ube this season. hs Will give particular attention
younI children, every pleasant day betweentl tile 99R
Ul ~ aud 3. -l..L -l-l---- .nll1
IIHEI NOVICE TO SHIPPEKS,
TNHE Union Line PoCkeisleavlpg regularly on the Srr
vaIoTthe cars, all sOIhdng must be on board be-
ore O'Clock. p. VI. The Line viii not DO responsible
oT Tie OF any goods, aud will not pay or collect
caTees on nv goods for which bills OF lading are not on
boar1 The boats before thell denarinIe. mhI2l-Il
7TIRGINIAi--At Rues heldI The Glerks ofce OF the
circuit court OF Ohio etunly' for emopsh OF october
Robert r. woods George Kerr, Moses C.. t
+ Uhapline, and George Robinson. late
raTluer under The name, style aud finn 49,.
Of Woods Ch'pllhe q CO. oompalnan'S
William ~, Pcyton. George W. wllbwoud ~
Edwin Monroe, partners under the '...
The irm name Of N. Y. Monroe q co. ,,,
s inject Of dis suit Is to recover from The defend.
ants the sum OF $1,000 debt payable by instruments end
subject 10 the vendors lien therefor tile parts OF lots NO
sand y Btuate In Rast Wheeling part OF the city OF
Wheeling, IN whrhis er oied The Franklin Cotton Fac
toty,p tOgeIher With said lactoryi buildings achlleIy
and fixtures, belonging u apneHalnhS 70 sau oOtt9n
actory connected with the running and Operating Tie
Xdidayt having been made that the defendants, George
W Wilbur, n. Elwn Monroe AID M =. Thomas arc not
ts by their attorney, It's ordered that they eppear here
within one month alter due publication OF thls oder
and do What may be necessary llleIest ~
this suit aud that copy this order be urhwi! Insert
cd i'm somo published Ia the city Of Wheeling
or four weeks ctessiyely, and copy of the same post
ed at tile front door OF the court house oil ONO county on
The first da OF the next county e0gIL op,N, -
Acopy-7Tesle' ALoNZo LoRING' clerk,
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THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock OF Goods over brought
90 this city cnn be seen at
NO. IS CORNER MONRoR AND WATER STREETS,
wheeling, Vu.
rTlHOS. HUGHES begs to assure his pftTons and the
public generally that the above statement Is u .ealy
truei aud to convince themselves that hs Us So " ihey
sOrlnleMt OF sune'fno ......... Il.
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES AND NBSTlNGS,
caAvATs, ILOvgs, iTASDRIRCniRPsi no.
slgBY AND MOTIONS GENERALITY
That tas ever been OeTed Tor therublio Of Wheel
usl tis needless 70 assure my fdends that my 5ssla
nGiio h se but al The present season The Codi;lUno
lie eastern atkets Is suc as to insure my doing In
cOnseauehro Of prices being considerably redueed so
thst ms endy may rely unon getiins the best OF bar
aud nspect MY very splendid stock
TIL, HUGHES, cor Monroe and Wafer SIS;
sepi2 .l f Wheeling. va.
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MURB NEW ROCKS,
NOI'ION.

ITTAVING this day sold out my Grocery Store, on the
IL west sido oftle Old Market spsee Ia te city Of
Wheeling toluy bIOlleIl Andrew MuldIewl all PERSONS
udebedto ME, By book account or otherwise, areere1
equired 10 close The SAME by mole OF ohelwls, W
delsgnned 70 settle up'myold 6gsnesS 3s snesS, -
lNOsslbe. .. ,....i JOHN MULDREW!
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rETEGR4PHIg NEWS
olBylthe Natlonal Line,
SRNTRNOED TO Bio HUNG. flII

rRLR0RApna0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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nENia BooTs woAAN's WEAR.
$40 pairs best calf bOosi $50 pan wOmens lace bOOsi
COO do Kin DO llO00 do kip do
$50 do thick do 500 do morocco do
$50 do water proof dol woNHNs uAtTERg
MHNs BROGAKs 100 pair wUuens gaiteisi all
900 pairs best CALI rOsansi 8.tH5y eoloisi
2n0 do KIP do 900 pair walking shoeaj
enc do thick do ESQ do mo busknsj
30n do lOwprtee do $50 do Kid do tf}
BoYs' AND YouTs BROuAKs 2D0 do Jenny LlndI
6OO pair boys thick bTogans 400 10 clippers Il .ua
$40 do kin do ntssks' BoOrs. q.
$40 pair youths Kin do l260 do morocco bOOtsj
6O1 do thick do 300 10 gaiter do
BOYs BOOTS. 200 do calf II DO
800 pair boys thick bpoisj 200 do hip 40
2jO do KIN DO CImLnREn's BOOTS
200 do calf do 300 pbiI chill fancy bootsi
YouTh's roots. t0O1 do Kid & mo. do
100 pair youths calf boOtsj 200 do goat do
900 do kip do $500 pair MEMS wOmens
25O do thick do and misses gum shOes Of
the best quality,
uUsTO which would respectfully invite my customers
nd tho public generally to call aud examine before pure
haslng elsewhere. i-ttHl
scp2 l }. ". MARSH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

TTAVINC puTchas cd the above establhnept rom my
Ill brother, 1 shall always keeAOI hand lesha !;
oplee selection OF Family GrOsoTlest and here
The patronage or tho old VI my brother aud
many now ones as wlllgtNe mo call knowing do thai
they shall not go AWAY unsailshed ~. "a =
tVt,,oIIng funo ogih 1874 ie3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27
New WhOIosnle aud Retail HOOt and
Shoe Store,
#.t JAMES B, MARSH,
LATE TINuLE AND MiRsiI.
NO. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.

MI nO0T 70 " tFTf UT " 10 I
f. Iamnow receiving moplmy Eastern mpnuhe'
AVN tueTs one OF tho afses aud best assOTlmonts OF
VgN lioOis and Shoes Tor fall and Winter wsaf even
VS-OGered IN this MARKET they having been manufac-
tuTed to order according TO my owl direction, exp essH
Tor retailing TO my customers aud the pubic generally
can Oe an unusually large variety OF the best style OIL
boots and Shoes which Euaranieo equal both IN quality
Of material AID workmanship 10 Hose Manufactured In
this or any other part oil the county. Ii.
Ny stuck will DO found TO consist OIL In part, the fol-
lowing sea- enable goodft |f .|.rh
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-06
TILE SOGTU AND THE NORTH.

The Albany State Register, a Journal which
has never been accused of abolition tendencies,
closes an able leader on the passage of the Ne
braska Bill with the following:
''The south have banded together against the
north, and for the extension of the institution of
slavery. They are unit in all matters relating
to that institution. Let the people Of the north
be true to themselves. Their position is one not
Of their own choosing. Let them unite in favor
of free labor and free institutions. Let the north
be unit against the extension of human slavery.
Let them use the power they possess, to drive
back the aggressive spirit of propagandism. If
agitation shall come, let it. The great battle be-
tween slavery and freedom, must one day be fo't,
and it may well begin now at any time. If
commotion shall follow, if convusions shall en-
sue from union of the north for protection,
then connections and convulsions be it. If the
Union OF the States shall be shaken. if the insti-
tutlons OF the country shall be made to rock and
reel upon their deep foundations, be it so. We
repeat the position of the north is not one of their
own choosing They are forced to it by their
southern brethren, and the responsibility Of what
ever may ensue, will rest with the south. The
glory or the shame of the future. Of which the
passage of the Nebraska Bill is the beginning.
will not rest with the north. If the historian sha
speak Of the dissolution of this glorious Union.
and trace its origin to transaction of the present
session of Congress, if he shall have to record
the wreck of great confederacv Of free States
he will also record that that confederacy, while
it professed the largest liberty, and the deepest
gard for human rights, was wrecked by the mad
ness, the stupendous folly of the propagandists
of human slavery.