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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-02

NJ. NORMAN W. KITISON.
FORBES & KITTSON,
JOBBERS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS
TIAyE hand large assortment of Indian Goods
which they offer to the trade reasonable terms
also Family Groce among which ssortment of
Fruits, ire and preserved Fresh peaches in cans,
Star Candles, Fresh Ounces,
Tallow do Preserve Peaches,
Soap. Currant Jelly,
do Fancy, Currant Jam,
Hams, Pie Fruit,
Teas Ct all kinds, Dates, Citrons, Figs,
Sugars, Rasins, Spices,
do Crushed, in 1barrels, Assorted Extracts,
Coffee, Spanish Olives
Lard, Lard Oil, Prunes,
Eutte-, Ca SUD, HOLSTERS,
Sardines Oysters.
And everything required for family USE ell of which will
be sold Low
STONE STORE CORNER THIRD ROBERTS STREET.
st. Paul. Sept 81. sept21-dtf
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0TRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE!
THAT Groceries can be sold so cheaP .
Great Inducements are held out to persons wish
ina Family Groceries, 1t my old stand, a. am deter
minsdio make room for my spring st0ck
J. w. DOWNEA,
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fire.! FIRE.: FIRE::!
UVHE "Old Etna" continues to dispense laid and
com fort" to the unfortunate; usual, at the b..
Paul agency.
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

n G. GRISWOID has just opened in LAMBERT'S
~ BRICK BLOCK ON Sd street under the Minnesotan
Office, Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING, AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment Of
goods of the kind offered in this city Territory
The goods and clothing all new and Of the b,
LATEST SPRING STYLES
selected with great from the largest and ashton
able houses In Boston e also tmcnt
of HATS AND CAPS
of every description.
Persons in want of of the above goods will find it
to their advantage to examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock vii! be sold at WHOLESALE
RETAIL to suit purchasers and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES G: G. GRISWOLD.
May Id w.t.
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CHAMELIIJ & MORGAN,

CHAMBLIN & MORGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IA yCYAND APPLE DRY GOODS I'D CLCfIfLNG,
THAT'S Caps Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods Car
III petne. Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curt aims.
Wall Paper &C. Third street. between Roberts and jack
soa. May l.
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC.

[NOR Cholera, Eiarrho, and Dysenterv. This remedy
Il has been used with perfect during years
residence by the prorieOr the coast of Western Africa
where the above diseases of daily Having
had ersonal experience of the efficacy of this medicine
we feel the utmost confidence in recommending to the
public. l.. c. KINNEY,
Agent for Minnesota.
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DIe. GREEN'S ORIGINATED BIITEES.
WITHOUT Alcohol. The only true remedy for loss
w appetite, debility, and dyspepsia in general.
L. C. KINNEY,
Appointed Agent for Minnesota.
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B A II X!
CHARLES III. PARKER.
BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.


BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EXCHANGE Bought and Sold.
MONEY RENTED to England Ireland, Scotland France.
Germany any other important point the Continent
of Europe.
INTEREST allowed on Special DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS made throughout Minnesota, charging the
Exchange and the actual expense of col
Letting.
LAND WARRANTS Bought, Sold and Located.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, yielding from Is to 80 per cent with
unexceptOnable real estate security, coupon bonds
able in New York elsewhere as instructed.
Her Vird De,asch Gesprochen.
References by permission:
Gov. Willis A. German, Ex-Gov. Ramsey, st. Paul,
Min. Messrs. Page Il Bacon, st. Louis, Mo- American
Exchange Bank, NY
Banking Hours.
From O'Clock A. M to IL "A p.
Z" IN g Pm, to 5 Pm
Rates of Exchange.
Southern .....:...........:. q p cent prem.
Money Market.
Loans call p cent. per mo,
First Glass Paper. ............. . cent per
Land Warrants. ,Buyg
lou Acre l9O
so :. Observation-Disclosures. ......... 95
~ ............. .......... .............. 10
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TT'IIE most extensive assortment Of Blank Books in
i nesOta, on hand and for sale low at
SEPT COMBS BOOK STOR
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Rates of Discount, Bank
When received Deposit in Exchange for Notes
other Currency
bank ...s.....!.....: :........:s. l
Merchants Bank, Macon. Observation-Disclosures. l
Milledgville Bank, Milledgville Observation-Disclosures.
KFNTCCKY.
Newport Safety Fund. (shinplaster).. ...i.......
MICHIGAN.
Erie Kalamazoo Adrian. Observation-Disclosures.
INDIANA.
Union Plank Road Co. .... so
ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Bank shinpaster, signed by M. b,
O>OoTne dIone
DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
nAnk Oh Commerce.
ALL other Currency in good credit in New York
and ST. Louis received at.........l par
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ST. PAUL IRON Il BRASS FOUNDRY.
IINilS Establishment is now furnished with good
sortment of PATTERNS, and is ready 10 fill orders for
CASTINGS of I'll descriptions, short notice and reason
able terms.
Having experienced Pattern Maker id employ
we can get up Patterns OF any description that may be
called for
Also IRON TURNING and FINISHING done in the best
manner.
BRASS and COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order
Rabbit Metal constantly on hand
Old Cast Iron Brass and Copper taken in exchange fof
work. F. J. b. CT MAN.
st. Paul. August 16 1854. aug 19-d&w1y
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY
rTNE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
i he has fitted up establishment on the corner Of
Fourth and ST. Peters streets in the OF the Presbyi
terrain Church. for the manufacture of
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all times keep hand the largest and best
of all work in his line to be found in Mime;
sofa Orders promptly filed at the shortest notice on
asonable ters The attention of the public is called
to examination Of his work and prices.
n. B.-AH orders from The country promptly attended
to. n. GROSS.
ST: Paul August H. 1854. aug 1a-dtf
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CtTATIONERY of every description at COMBS store,
- Near American House
NEW MUSIC large stock of new Piano and Guitar
~ music lust received bv COMBS.
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THE SMALLEST "FEVERS,s THANK:
FULLY RECEIVED.

VTW THE PUBIC.-Having secured the valuable servi-
i ces of THOMAS E. PACE ESQ., experienced and ac-
compllshed Chemist can offer to the public every
assurance of IT, most faithful and careful dispensing
Physicians prescriptions and family recipes, from pure and
fresh medicines.
NB-Medicines required during the night will receive
prompt attention. L. c. KINNEY.
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'TELEGBARHIG NEWS
Blythe National Line.
rELkGRApHEn FoRraEDAlLYlNTEHL cEE
! -CnNGRESSInNAL

WAsulNGroN, Jan. Understandable. Cas- de-
liyered his reply to Sepatur Cayton's speech last
spring. 1t makes ten columns. Tie course OF his
remarks are said to enbody the principle OF Eu-
ropean non intervention in American ailalTS.
He regards it as a solemn Congressional act and
says: al will adhere TO il and support 1t, come
W hat may. Itesne the exclusion OF European
power and influence from all portions oil The west
cru continent not actually held as colonies, aud as
to existing colonies they will follow peaceably and
in good time. The friends of this measure have
been seeking its accomplishment IN vain. But it
will come. 1t is destined 10 come as surely as any
event in The future. The country IS even now
prepared for II; desires and demands IT. and the
only hesitation is in the Halls OF Legislation. The
elevation Of the Western. Hemisphere from the
thraldOm of The, Eastern is yet to constitute our
sproudest claims to the respect OF mankind If the
desire to exclude Eugend from Interference IN
Genital America has been an utter Iailure it is not
fault Of those voting for the ratification of the
treaty upon the faith OF its expressed engagements
He controyertS the arguments of Mr.. Clayton with
Iepard to the effect of the Treaty being understood
by the Senate at the time Of ratification.
Mr.. Clayton obtained the floor, " hen the Senate
went into executive session.
Tile nomination OF Collector Redfeld, of N. Y,
was sent in day which was taken up in execu-
tive session and referred 10 the Committee on Com
merce. ...,.. .--..5 s .H....
HousE-rhe resolution giving the thanks Of
Conrress anr gold medal 10 Captain lngraham
was taken up and debated al great length.
Mr.. ClingLan demanded the previous question.
Agreed TO.
Mr. Disney, having reported the resolution from
the Committee on Foreign Relations, had The clos
ing OF the debate. He said he wished it under
stood that he decidedly preferred the resolution us
reported by the committee to the one submitted by
himself, the first day of the session, IN order
that the approval of Captain lngralnm'S conduct
might go forth as the mature and deliberate act oil
Congress. Ess IVA.
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y 9 CoTRT AND ERIE RIoTEps.

| PITrsuuRGm, Jan. lin The United States
Court, Irwin, Justice i'll the case OF The Erie North
East Railroad Company City of Erie and others,
Mr.. Hepburn presented n petition from Ira Sher-
win Of HaIbOr creek, setting forth that the prison.
er is confined i'll the Allegheny county jail i":
| contempt Of Coutt, in diSobeying an injunction
eniOnIng him from doing injury 10 the track OF the
Railroad Co.; that notice OF the rule for Commit
ment was served on him on January TO appear
! and answer on the fifth; hat the distance between
Erie and Pittsburgh was SO great that II was ImpoS-
Sble for him 10 procure testimony and come pre-
pared for hearing so short q notice, Pnrlicu
larry as dispositions against him were all ez dFte,
without any notice; that he III no knowledge OF
particular acts alleged as breaches OF the lnjunc
lion; at the time notice was served on him to aP-
near nearly all the attorneys in EIle county being
absent he had no means OF obtaining legal advice,
hence the case was forced 10 hearing without an
opportunity for him to procure testimony in de-
lence, or otherwise prepare himself or counsel for
the controversy. The petition also set forth that
The eiiionrr did not at any time knowingly DISC
bey the iniunCt ton, and had not threatened 10 DIS
obey it, had lie any design, whatever, OF DISC
bryng it i'll future, but he will hereafter keep and
observe said Injunction.
The petition concluded by praying the Court 10
hear t, stinony bel.nlf of the petitioner, ana
make such order in the case as equity and Justice
may dictate -. --.H
Alter some It marks by Judge Hepburn, MrStan-
ton, counsel for tile Railroad Company, made an
aUe argument against The petition, conlendlng that
as the case had Eecn heard and Judgment gwen II
would he improper for the Court 10 hear the teStI-
mony offered by the rttiOner; that the petition
oontadicIS tile adudsei facts Of the case; that the
testimony would have been proper at the hearing
of the case on Wednesday last, but is not now nd-
nliSSible. ~ ...
A. w LOOMS followed Stanton. Col. Black.
Mr.. Babbitt, and Judge Hepburn addressed the
Court in support OF tIIe mOtion- Judge Irwin re-
served the decision until tomorrow.
The u. S. Marshal went to Erie yesterday 10 en-
force the order Of the Court and to serve notices oil
the motion that Alfred King, Morrow b. Lowry
and Geo. Morton stand contempt oil Court
ssting tie Deputy Marshal IN arrestIng Kilpatrck
and others. ---------
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City Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

Present the following members: Niessrs. Berger
Botsrord, Clayton, Forbes, Goodrich, Holiday Hull
IIaowelI. Eel OILS. Tanner Wilson, " ait Gill;
Lamb, Hardman. and Black. In the absence OF his
Honor, the Mayor. DR.. Tanner was called to pre-
side ..
Minutes of last evening read and adopted.
Ills Honor. Mayor Brady. appeared.
Tie committee 10 whom was referred the suolect
Of the removal signs crossing 'he side walks ana
posts and board sheds obstruciing the streets, re-
commended the removal Of all such distractions
Observation-Disclosures to the committee Tor mo'e
particular action. .a
Mr. Sweeney appeared.
Mt. Gill moved that an ordinance be reported
defining the duties of the street Commissioned
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coNNrsstoxERs oyJrcE,1

= 2
No7lcE-The parties interested In The matters Of me
s Tuesday tbc nth Gay of February 1854 at my ONCE
in the CITY OF Wheeling the time and place when ana
Iii Drocccd he account directed by the
S,id dscrse And do require the production before me-
n ali smell papers books vouchers and PROOFS rs may DC
u s SUI re he nIopcT taking OF said accounts
heNsSS3'' ~ "'s 49, GIBSON l. CRANMEt,
,os Master commits aoner in chancery
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NEW NnRK MARKEr.

New YoRK, Jan. II.-Fiour, States7,75; Ohio
81 62a7,75; Southern S7,62a7,T5 Wheat, Ohio
10; Southern 100, buoyant. Corn, yellow sc;
mixed IS, better. Provisions heavy. Ohio WINS
Ky ETA. Pork prime Sl2 81; mess Sl4 25' easier;
hams Gets shoulders 81.
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FrnE-ALuOsT.-The sprigg House narrowly
escaped conhagration last night. The smoke as
cendns into the looms led to the discovery of two
baskets Of ironed clothes on fire in the basement.
They were extinguished before analarm was raised.
The fact tia: the baskets were in different parts
Of the room looks like the work orincendiaries.
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RIVER AND MEArHER.

PirrsBURGr, Jan. ll.-River6 feet inches aud
commenced rising thus afternoon. Weather mild
and cloudy, has been raining all the afternoon
and there is but little doubt that by tomorrow or
next day we will have walter sufficient to carry
OIL the ice, and that navigation will he resumed
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philadelphia
For baltimore, Washington, philadelphia
.F f' Hud New n Ork ....-- L
Eag5S 49, e ~ ., fs75E5s ssEs
Great through Line for the East.

Great through Line for the East.
TtIHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
l Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
I;Tanch Rail Junction Claely called the Relay
ijonsc miles from BALTIMORE and with tile Philaei
phia Wilmngton and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great upon the line completed and
the Whole is in fine condition, presenting one of the
most piCturesqu. and romantic routes III the world
The now and splendid steamers Ofthe Union Line from
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places 10 baltimore
Washington Philadelphia &c, may be had OF the agents.
tho boats ..- =
The express MALT aneaves Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ CYheeling tme) and arrives at Cumberland C20l
mesO at NJ and allowing two hours there arrives in
Baltimore $3.50 miles, A. NJ, the next morning. MIA
king the passage in about 20 hours, including all
Baggage checked through OF the eastern points
without charge. Dol. g a., a., -. TO-
Washington at the Junction. and Tor philadelphia al Bal
timore without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
mic tine and opportunity all points oObtan their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, Gwith
privilege oTIyng anywhere the TouteIO S0UiO
washington, so, 5O-to Philadelphia So-to be had on
board the steamers of the Union Line onte Ohio, ard OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeling g b. FORD) Dc Mounds
willie maj wM. PARKER, Gen'l. Sup't
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AccrDrxr.-Andrew J. Murlock, sawyer at
the ship yard. lost two of his fingers and ad his
back badly injured by falling on circular saw on
Wednesday evening.
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GAuTLON.

DR. MoRsvs I&vitoRNriso CoSptAL as bsen counter
feited by some umprincirled pei sons $50
III all the genuine cordial wl nave the
smie pasted over The cork OF cac 0oteI ahu the lo
lowing words blown in the glass
CDR MoRSE's INvIGoRATIEG CORDIAL,
Il. I'm -. c. II. nINo, rRorRIEroR, N. T."
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WE are again indebted to Mr.. VIM. Allen. of
Adams & Co.'S Express, for papers in advance Of
the mail -s
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TINS HrSpoo continues his novel and amusing
at the MeIOdeon 10. might, a
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s COMMISSIONERS oFTIcE,
December 22d, 1858 }
; NOM INE

THE r,rties Interested in the matters Of the OyrgOng
decree are hereby not fed that have aPSsu VII
ing as the time and place. when and where van PtpTes Sa
10 axe the account directed by INC sIa H hooks
yocbers nd proofs may be necessary 70 me "a
All, 400 - Master commissioned IN GhaleeLy-
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Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co


Decree for aecUunt-Abstraet -a..a r..
This cause care on heard upon the process, &c
tho doth aud decree that
II ne referred TO ono the Master Commissioners OF ths
this circuit aud state account
iae OF the John Murine, deceased, which has come
MO the hands or Johnston MuTine his administrator or
into the hands OF any other person. by me
oTIor said administer, and for bis USE charging sau
JJmiuiStatOr with ali assets which have 10 hshanls
mr. 10 lie hands OF any other person Tor lis use and circuit
ing him tn all dish easements ladc III que course " a
minstration And the said commissioner shall also state
an account OF the distributing share OF said Return NJ i
IS husband his said WIFE, in ard to the personal estate
of said deceased also the real estate OF which the said
John Murine died seizcd and The location quantty
nc and annual the and the Interest whh
said Return NJ HILL husband OF Is said wife Is emit
tied and also to ascertain and report all specific liens up
m said interest OF said Hill III said realty aud personally
aud their several prioTities. 49,, -, -
hut before taking said accounts said Master
ed Tor four successive weeks in some newspapeE
TO report, &c." .-.E o,.,o ,op,rc, .t.rr,
rc,I,. - HT1F'- ''''s E--t dec23
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Tur LAST MrErrxo Of the present Council was
held last night.
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CircuIt court, November 9Th, 1888
John Aiken, .... . ,,.....

- William H. Dorsey and others
Decree for accouut-AbStract
This cause be head upon the process ano re-
turn thereon, &c. -, ,;,u ,r5.- ~, ia
cree that il be referred TO one q The Master commission
Ills court to take and statean account oil the person
If Iohn NuIine, deceHsed which has COME Into
the hands OF Murine his o. which
has CONC into the hands Of other person BY The order
If ss and for his use, charging sald adj
all assets which may have come 70 ms
hands or to the hands OF other los MS
creating him with all made III due course
OF administrations aud said Sh&t GsG sac
Dorsey as husband OF his said wife, in the personal estate
n ss deceased and also tile Teal'estate OF which salu
sJiT;Ie died seized and the locations quantity val
e and annual thereof and the interest thereto
tiIIed and nsn 10 and report all spect nc liens
sad interest OF Dorsey in said realty and per-
Bu before taking said accounts The said Master shall
cause notice othe to be given by advertisement pup
Sd Tor o,r successive weeks in some newspaper print
ed in thc city of Wheeling. And said or
dcred report. &C." ,IoUzo 1opJNc
4 copy-TeSte: AhOA'SO ~ '-N st.rl,
! CCaldwelll a
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,MUSICI- NIUSIC!Is MUSIC!!I +. q GO
NTow Is the time for our II they wtsto amuse
waItEOS pokas marches, quicksteps variations Duets
etc which we have just received. -
now the largest stock OF new Music which we
have ever shown elEstonersi besides beautiful
s,ork nT All sorts of Musical Instrun entS - ~
Give ms call, and r,yOurse how mnse charms
,hS An the above sale cheaper than ever at
the Music Store, 1873 Main street. stE,,,,S,,,s I
FA>
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MISCELLANEOUS.
; WIZ q VIM d! jMeeds, Ill

; u j. =. II Will y 1INIOOStE7
RooISbiuder g. iIslnnk book manufacturer
- Ma. 244, Monroe Street. UP STAIRS.
WOULD respectfully inform their friends and The Pub
as James NJ EVSrg's BooltbIey and
anbo mandatory and are now 10 N%s anu
ind 10 order blank books OF every uesClpuoh' muslC'
niaSaziies calls e ina manner MOTTO be surras
and by any estu blishtuent in the country
Constantly hand an assortment Oh olok pooNs'
f.anfo-tv -.'-'f ~
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CAUTION EXTRA.

Also observe Promissory Note with u proprietn,s
written signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. MorSes
Invigorating Cordial.
TIC counterfeit whchis forgery
Tat Cordial is put up highly concentrated, fH2int
PPIcE,zss,OoF er bottle; two for SIS six or sio.
y EF.F.'T7 o. H. RING, Proprietor,
1g2 ljlUadyvay, NeNv-YOrk.
Sold byDuggsts thro1 shout The United States. Cana
anu ana. " S sAt H''' g AGENTS.
WHEELING eIls q Caldwell;
t7r observation-disclosures SlOinersj
..f cjNcINSA TI-l}. H. McakiTss, Cd.
CUNBERLANIG-P. !. lIet!Y 81 Co.
hABLrIMORE-S. S. Hante. seii6:d;uwaN
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CHOLERA
DIARRdEA,


MORBUS,
cured s1@ al by ShfF A&PToS g All
AS cure and preventative il has Deen wonderfully sue
lave exemption from those diseases so Incident 10
To Publish ali the testimony in its favor, would make
all and set Pamphlets gratis ard see
II has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
various forms, givngnew lie aid vigor restoring
The shattered tituon and tins nlusng hope in place
or dependency by its mild pleasant and safe action on
tenn It cures DysppsiG irer Complaint, Diseases ofhe
s, ons1; A9d' . R9ff5 1ssstST
Cont XTafgiG ST. V;fns Dance, Fits, Fistnia, Piles
VIII az % sSe Sy f. d Co. wheeling Gener
al Agents, WM. RI MCKEE, 9th ward, and by Druggists
u s6ld by MORTIMER 4 MowBRAY, $40 Bultt.
street, Batmoroi and 3o4 Broadway New Gork
Il JACKSON rIS% C. H., Va. Parke' sburg, Va.
Thaw g. Turner, ar
ATTOR NEYR AT Il A w ,,..,,+
w in the counties Of Wood, Writ. Jackson Richie
Ha IP s atten.iongyen to collections.
,,,,, Hdn George shorswood lion Joel
"a Jones' r Hon Chs GiRin. Messrs IeGtc WaIEer
Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nealc & Luckett, Messrs Penn
wHEELiNG&M 2. S. & }. y. Yarnal , Thomas
Johnston. ". - oeIzI-Ly
; Partner Wanted.
i STEAM ENGINE {MNNUFACTORY AT
100. PRIVATE SALE. ul-s Z
The dispose OF the Oelalf OF Phillips
well known Stea Engine Monuaeiory together withthe
Haying Contracted for tho necessary luthes, &c in addi
on his present RsTo az as
competition with the Foundry and Engine Mandatory he
o(iers himself account of the number of railroads
terminating here there is not better loclonfor that
m fSss ens 10 engage in the above business will
find rare chunce for good Investment. The establish