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VIII be published, on August ts,.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A SENT Nantienl Romance Of Inten.e in,ere., 4 ,
The author Of the Pirate Doctor, the .Law,o,,,
Sioy.' the 'old Doctor DC. Nc,
The success hlthcr, enjoyed BY the author a.
the above popular works u n sufficient Ranrunte,
pf the favor with which any productions conint
rom hls pen will be- received by the public. TN
Cabin Hos St0fy' sa romantic narrative, Illu.
rating the horr =. Of The Slave Trade. ~ cnrrle
~ Va tbs Colet OF Africa. The author has se rye,
20 tba nnvy--and the descriptions aud tharacter,
tre palnlsd f'"m perronnl acquaintance Will
ihrnl. Tho story Ia lhll ~ exciting Interest M.
adventure NJ the celebrated work Of Defoe, sRol,
inson crus"e,' aud hns tho advantage over ,hn
glorious nrtlOn lnusmnch ~ u " founded on fael
y ever, day occurrence. The history ofiho h.
olne of the story. zulslka. The Circasginn Slnv.
eurehasedai can-tnntin"pie. edaeHted aud MAJ
f'e" ~ ne 0Vshte :, yetch'Vsirie, Seymonr--,h'
commander NJ tho Al nlf0s1, 10 slmpy the nmrr
ann OF faet painted from tho lif.,. aud all m
numerous rhnrnrtrrs portfnycd throughout IN.
icry arc WILDLY and graphically drawn.
Tho publishers have already received order
0r the whole OF the edition II was originally thel
attention 10 publish .qarnily. they hav
l.sen obliged largely H. Increase u; and they r.
pect'ully rcqaesi that all orlers may DO sent u
immediately.
The, confidently expect that the work will ere
.te Hs much Interest ns ANY work OF Action thu
of late yuars omauuod from tho press, as not
,lshslanplng, since the publication OF 'Unel
toms Cabin works relating ~ slavery IN Amer
"a, rRo and ON. have bopn humorous none has,
,rpeared bearing relation W the SUSTAIN ofpurcln
sig slaves "n ths African coast, written b. o.
sau has wltns.,o Va ali lls hidsuns deformlly.
%. work ls~rileh in cha.iv aud pure linguns
nd y ~ DO a wuieome ant tnstrucilve addition
- tamiN tibprN.
fhu va VII form bsautifd octave vol Imtn
80 pages, la, drnnel, lita.trniud with lne cnar
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18th, ~, 'n paper, - cebi-, q when rate capi
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irf'for sails wholosaleand roraii by the put
ishefs,
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M. ~, Hickman u New York.
And by all tho book sellers throughout tho Ul..
I'd States AID British Prusinees.
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Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN.

Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN
me preparation for the permanent cure
Of Consumption and diseases Of the lungs
where they are supposed 10 be Affected BY
IN too free use Of mercury.
TWILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL,
scrofslaor Kings Evil. Cancers, Tuners,
Erysipelas. Chronic Sore Eyes. RIngworm
or letters, scald Head, rheumatism, Pain
in the Bones or Joints. Old sores and Ulcers,
Swelling Of the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspep-
sIa. Salt Rheum. Disease Of Kidneys. Loss OF
Appetite, Disease arising from the use OF
Mercury. Pain iu the Side and Shoulders,
General Debility. Dropsy, Lumbago, jam
dice.
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN.
Testimony Of Samuel Parsons Cure Of a
case Of distressing Liver complaint Of
FIVE years standing, certified to by DR.
Wilstach.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 81, 1854.
This 10 10 certify that for the last years
Of my life, have been severely afflicted with
the Liver Complaint. To describe all of my
horrible feelings would be out OF my power.
I was troubled with a severe dead pain in
my eft side, with sharp pains under my
shoul6er blade. My sleep was disturbed .un
refreshing, accompanied by nightmare
After eating | had severe distress in my
stomach, often vomiting up my food. My
bowels were always dersnged, aud often very
sore. Ny appetite was variable, sometimes
a voraciors craving for food, AT other times
an entire loss Of appetite, dizziness in the
head. dull drowsy languor, accompanied by
a ringing whizzipg noise in my ears. Urine
was high colored. and voided with pain
Limbs were numb. cold extremiiies. Head
ache, great depression Of spirits. NV coun-
tenancs assumed yellow, cadaverous hue.
My whole system was greatly debilitsted.-
| have been under the care OF skilIful ply
sici aus. without any relief. aud despaired o.
ever obtsining relief But by the advice OF
DR.. Wilsiach. Of Lafayette. made use oil
. DE-. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla, aud by the use Of two bottles
Of the medicine. all Of the above distressing
symptoms have been removed, and am nov
in as perfect state Of health as | have ever
enjoyed. In fact. the medicine has ssFrc.
ted perfect cure. aud feel It a duty tc
recommend II 10 all afflicted with any OF the
above symptoms.
Signed, SAMUEL PARSONS.
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N0TICE--At The July Term 1854. Of the Court a
" C"mInon Pleas of The County Of Franklin
The eraie OF George q. shoup, deceased. was d,,
slarcd probably nsolvent. Creditors. are Their,
lore notified that the same win BY settled accord
ugly cOBuRN MtfRRAY
JUN ". HOWbAND,atty. Admir-.
July llth, i6j4.-3O-3w.
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State OF Indiana, In the Court Of Common Plea,
franklin county. OF Franklin comfy Indiana.
Israel Goble,
VS.. \ Petition for PART
Francis Shoup and others. ton.
THE ABOVE named defendant, Francis A
J. shoup. who is 4 nonresident. is hereby notified
of the pendency OF the above entitled suit, anC
that unless he appear. on the second day, OF thu
next term OF said Court. to be held at the Com
House. IN brookville, Comfy Of franklin, anc
State OF Indiana. on the irst Monday, Of October
next aud answer TO said petition, the same will be
heard in his absence.
Attest; July, lsih, 1854.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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SAMUEL PARSONS

Lawrence township, Tip. co. Ird.
Mr. Samuel Parson Is one of our Oldest and
most reliable ciliz-ns, aud his statement Is
entitled TO entire confidence. | consider
that the cure la his case was effected sole by
Dr.. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock anc
Sarsapurila. and regard It as one Of the
most extraordinary cures that has passed un-
der my observation.
CT. wiLSTACH, VI. ID.
Quart bottles, 81 perbosile-sIx bottles for IS.
sotd by JOHN ID. PARK.
Northeast ecrnerof fth and walnntsts., Cinein
natl, o., General Agent forthe West, TO whom
knordcrs must be addressed,
~. W. Hale. Broakvilie, 7. Brown, Fairaele
]. s. Roel afellar, Cedar Grove, Nye.S Snow, New
Trenton, c. flasson, Mt. Carmel. !. N. Clement,
blooming Grove, CLIFFORD ~ Holden, Tho-s. .Robu
son, New salem, B. ". Larue, Andersonviile. T.
Harbour, Nashville, T. Dlckarson, Versailles. ID
ssaner, Liberty, A. Royd, seipio. !. L. And,.~,
Danlapsville, HALL & Hughes, Connersvilie.
January, 20, 81, No.s,iy
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer In all yaluabi.
Medicines, y. Il. corner OF fth, & walnut str-.
CnelInau Ohio.
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GREAT WESTERN -r--
PIANO DEPOT,


We desire 10 Inform purchasers OF Pinnos thro'
The entire West that We are now building and VIII
open August 18th, 1854, the largest Piano sa'e-
rooms ever built, either In kurops or America,
and more shnntwce as large IS any In the unitcd
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FAIR AND SUPPER.

The Ladies attached to the Presbyterian congre.
CATION Of this place, Intcni having Fair at theiI
Church. on 1hhrssioy epeniag rae 2Vh of Srpfem-
Der a.af. Ia connection with this, they propose
giving a supper, to which they respectfully invi.v
the citizens and Strangers.
Brook vile, August LIST. leJ4.-33-tf.
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N 0 NUTHINS AB0U I!

ZfE NO. = COHtHftFCfUI ItOtU.
THE Public can always find 4 general assort-
meat Of good and
Fashionable Furniture,
Consisting in part OF Bureaus. Bedstcads,
Tables, stands, sofas, Center an a
Card Tables, Lounges and Mattress
ses, Willow wagons a. Cabs, War.
kei Baskc cts, willow Cradles, Split
Cane a. Windsor Ch airs, Spitf-ca m e
and Wooden Rockers, Sprsn-seas
Rockers, and other necessaries for house
furnishing too numerous to mention.
ALSO
Mc0RMICKS PATENT STRAW CUTTER.
Warranted ID give Satisfaction. AL OF which
VIII be sold low for cash nj the
FURNITURE ROOMS.
N. y. We have on hand and can furnish on
short notice, superior style OF Vcnitian
Blinds at Cincinnati Prices.
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A PIA mi uS

State OF Indiana, Iutha Court Of Common Pie1s.
OF Franklin co. Of Fransliu CO., Indiana.
Edward Hollensss.lf.
". .,l.a...,t...
Richard. Hannah y, and
Samuel q. TyHsr
BE Remembered that on tue "a dag 81 July,
1854. the said plaintiff. by Holland his attorney,
lied his computation TIE appo intinent ola Cof9-
missioner 10 Syecu te q conveyance for certain
real estate t1eroIn described. and Il appearing by
afdayll filed that the "a "a Hannah " and samuel
u. Tyner, two Of said defendants ARE not residents
OF stid State OF Indiana. the said non resident de-
fendants, Win therefore take notice OF the PEN
dency OF said elton, and that The same will stand
for trial at the next term 0fsald Court 10 DO holden
at the Court House la nrOokvlile, In the county
aud State aforesaid on the arst Monday OF October
next.
Attest: August fst.. A. ID. 1854.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk.
August 5th, isji.--33-3w.
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In the Court OF
Common Pleas
franklin co.
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CASH FOR W00Lf wOOLss L0oKi
u The Mills & Factory NJ Meiamora are now run
ming, and we are ready 10 walt customer Ia
line, the Factory has been largely improved, aud
we can GARD, spin. weave, and manufacture Wool
on rs short notice, as good and ms cheap. as any
good shop In the country.
Pulling and dycng done In the usual season on
fair terms all kinds OF Mcrchai able TAX en-
for work and especially wool greese. We will pay
cash goods for 10000 lbs Wool.
Caiiand see US before taking your wool or work
otherwheres. 2l-25 MACY, GORDON d Co.
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.
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Bank Note Engravers & Printers
South Easrcer. e)Ahd Main Sra, Cincianafs, Ohio.
A LSo,-Engrayed IN style corresponding IN OK
II cellence 10 thai OF Bank Notes, Railroad, State
aud County Bouds, Bills OF Exchange, Checks,
Drafts, Certificates ofStock and Deposite. Pronis-
sorry Notes. Biliand Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visit
Hand Seals, &c.
Constantly on hand, Rank Note Paperofyarious
tints, made TO order, ofyery superiorquality.
The above Office Is underline supervision OF Geo.
T. Jones. n practical sngraser. mrs-ii-iem
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- Iron the Inielligeneer.
m H0n1B1xAp AND GRADUATION

Altar several weeks' discussion tbs
Senate yesterday relieved itself for The
present, Of those great questions con
cerning the public lands by psssing 4
bill containing three important princi'
Piles, a. viii be seen by the subjoinet
synopsis Of The bill, which hss yet to
receive the sanction Of the House o
Representatives. Under the presmp'
tion clause, II will be observed. the
State In which the lands lie can eater
them eli, or any partic ular class Of then
q the graduated prices.
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M ALI PAs kK--
w 1000 Pieces making the largest and best
assortment ever brought 10 Brookslllei can be
'0""' ~ OLD WHITE CORNER.
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nUEEEsWARE.-
u A fresn supply just received At the
OLD RED BRICK.
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Testimony Of fhe professor Of U5stetrlcs
in Penn. College, Philadelphia.
ada. HuNTER's MEDICAL MASuAL--rhe author
Of this work, unlike the majority of those who
advertise 20 cure the diseases OF which IL treats,
a graduate Of one of the best Colleges in the
United states. II affords mo pleasure TO reco a.
mend him to the unfortunate, or 10 the victim of
malpractice, rs successful aud expe renced prae-
litioner, in whose honor and integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
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HATS & CAPS
III A beautiful and we'll selected stock Of Spring
and Summer St, les, just opened atthe
OLD VIII q n CORNER.
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ELLSWORTH & STREET.

Mo u UfVAIllHH q NV fOTk.
And by all tho booksslisrs ihroughoat tho Un!
I'd States AID british Pfvyinees.
4>-sw.
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From Washington.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE WHEELING INrELLroENoER
WAsH,NoroN, D. C., Jan. IS, lsSl

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l6, 1854.
MEssRs. EprroRs: - This has been lovely
sprine- day. BoaO became bores and Victorines
looked ANYTHING but victorious as they were dis
carelftom Tie necks Of their fair owners and hung
dangling on their arms. Parasols were in more
reouisition than clonks. I believe 1 have never
experienced so warm day at this season of the
year. Ii is believe what you western folks would
call weather breeder, which if understand the
term correctly, means that such day this is sure
10 hatch out batch of foul weather, so we may
look out for squalls.
The City is alive with rumors in TeGeSence to
the election of Col. left. Davis 10 the Senate
The papers have SO often announced this fact
prematurely that some doubt may still be enter
tanned as 10 its certainty, though general opinion
here favorS such result. In the event of the
election of Mr.. Davis to the Senate, it is thought
that MIR. Clemens, of Ala, wil'succeed him in
the War Department.
Y, (AIr. Grumpy the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, states very positively that
Mr.. Guthrie will resign his post of Secretary of
the Treasury, and plumes himself much upon his
foresight, and being the first to predict occur
rance which will not take place. Mr.. GrunL has
Guthrie will not resign hereafter, for Honorable
Secretaries have done so. and what has been done
may be done again. but l will say flat he has no
such intention ut present. Mr.. Grunl even goes
so far as TO appoint Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky
his successor.
The funeral of Capt. Davis took place to-day.
He di. d at the Washington Tnfirmasy on Saturday
last, from injuries received by being thrown from
his bdggy, which mentioned in former letter.
The Marines, together with large concontse Of
friends, accompanied him to his last resting place.
Tine Senate to-day got :nto spirited debate i'll
rrferemc to the steamer San Francisco. Mr. Pelrce,
Of Maryland, offered resolution i'll favor OF the ex
pedeucy of Offering suitable tribute OF graft
tutle TO the conmanderS and crews Of the British
ship Three Bells, the American bark KiIby, aud
the ship Antarctic. whos went calamity TO the
relleE Of the survivors of the San Francisco. Mr..
PIERCE made eloquent speech in its favor and
was followed by MesSls. Shields, Gwin, Mason,
Butler anl Badger The resolution was finally
conslhered by unanimous consent and agreed to
Joseph r. Chandler, Uf Pa, lntrOnucetl some
wha: similar bill into the House. The confusion
winch followed rendered it impossible 10 hear any
thing and even Mike Walsh complained of the
n. Use. Tie resolution was finally adopted. Yoar
Congressional reports will give you the proceedings
i'll full. Yours truly, X,
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nrPnIsnNING.m

Thousands of Parents who use vermiuge composed Of
Castor OIL Calomel &c ure that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
foundations series of diseases such as salvation,
loss of sight, weakness oflin5s, etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
Iobensacks Medicines which askths attention OF
directly interested their well as their chill
drens health. In Liver complaints and ali disorders ari
sing from those OF bilious type should make OF the
only genuine medicine, Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
S-'Be deceived, p but ask for HobeHsaeks Worm
Syrup Pills. that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor J. N. HoBEEsAcK, as none
else are eenuius
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rsICK AND AFFLlCTED.n

THE most sale and certain remedy known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping.
cough Group, tickling rising in the throat, nervous de-
bty, pains in the side breast, broken constitution,
from the abuse calome other causes, is DOCTOR
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and consumption, it has reached state and
sume character hitherto considered incurabIe yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
paIation. Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
PREPARATION and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate Of
DR.. SrHAHvh at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Gs-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLs 4 cALD-
wELL and PATTBRSoNG Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsAIL & Co., CincinnatI
and by dealers generally Sepl9
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ERIE MATTERS-The excitement at Erie has not
yet subsidized, but the track laying is progressing,
and the street bridges ure framed and resdy for
putting up. ~ .-s.. .-.. ..n..a
There was good deal of swearing when the U.
S. MARSHALL served his citations, but nothing more
serious occurred.
On Wednesday some one of the mob threw
large stone at Mr.. Tracy, which, had it struck
him, would have inflicted serious injury, If it had
not killed him.
A large meeting was held on Wednesday night,
but nothing done. On Thursday morning
procession with banners marched through the
streets, hut did not interfere with the track laying
The PiaindeaIer gives the following incident:
On Monday nipht, when the mob attacked the
Depot, Messrs. TRACY, Lee, McSparren and Hart,
were driven out of the building and chased. We
are since informed that these gentlemen were fol-
lowed by the infuriate TaScaS 0s far as Browns
Hotel. Here they entered, flung open the doors
and stood ready 10 receive their pursuerS. Mr. h.
L. Brown, of the Hotel, also stood ready TO assist
i'll their defence.
Now, come onP' they shouted TO the crowd.
but the crowd didn't come. They well knew that
the first man who entered was dead man. and
the towards dared not move.
Sheriff Vincent (who, Mr.. Thayer informs us,
has acted the during the past forty eight hours,i
in the meantime was on hand, and did nil III his
power to parcify the mob, and made several ar
rests. The prisoners weTe, however, rescued
Sheriff Vincent then sWore in several deputies,
among whom was Mr.. Brown.
One of the rioters entered the hotel Mr.. Is I'M
medateIy took of his coat and vest, laid aside his
vest and iob chain, courageously seized the Ioter,
and succeeded in taking Inn 10 jail, where he was
soon under lock and key!
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Yirrinia Legislature.

In the House, Jan, 18th. The special commit
tee to examine into the affairs of the Bank Of The
Old Dominion was increased. Mr.. Green has
presented memorial charging that Mr.. Mckenzie
member from Alexandra and Director, has Tlo-
lated the law restricting the Indebtedness OF any
director to $1,000, and the question for the COM
mittee is TO decide upon the meaning of this law,
and whether the law means the Indebtedness re-
ferred 10 includes the buSineEO notes OF the direc
tor discounted for other persons. Mr.. Raymond
introduced a resolution to compel the Court of
Ap; eaIs 10 sit in each Of the Judicisl Sections,
annually, instead of in two only, as is now done.
Mr.. Mckenzie introduced resolution inquirins
into The expedencY of requiring the old banks, if
re-chaF'ered, to deposit annually 100000 in
State Securities, aud issue that amount thereon,
sc. Mr.. NICK. lad best confne his system to the
Independent Banks until they are fully tested, aud
leave to older heads in banking the management
of the old system. Nr. Gally offered resolution
incorp. rating the Wheeling Trust Company.
savings bank. Mr.. Staples, of Patrick, offered
resolution inquirng into the management and pro-
gress of the Blue Ridge Tunnel at Rock Fish Gap.
Several resolutions Offered as to the expedien-
cy of combining Internal Improvement nppropria-
tons to ge neal works. and TO the completion of
such as were already commenced, After debate
they were Iald on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed. The memorial of the several Banks Of
the Commonwealth were presented by the Speaker
asking re-charter.
Jan. 18th, Senate. Mr.. Denale reported bill
to amend and re-enact the 18th section of the act
incorporating the North Western Virginia Railroad
Company This is tue section requiring the B. &
o. Railroad Company TO construct double track
to Wheeling, before working that road. Mr. Mar
TN offered resolution 10 incorporate an Iudepen-
dent Bank in Wellsburg, capital not less than
100000, nor more than 100000. The Valley
Ruirosd bill then came up incorporating compa'
ny 10 construct a Railroad from HaInsonburg, in
Rockingham, 10 some point on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad near Salem. The bill was
defeated. 10 yeas, % nays. No other question of
Importance being up, the Senate adjourned.
House, Jan. 18Th. The Committee reported
that the expenditure OF s26.344 SO by the Gov
ernor, was legal and proper. The Covington and
Ohio Railroad bill came up the order of the day.
Mr. Patrick's substitute was rejected. Mr.. Denne
moved proviSo that the guage OF the road be five
Geet It's entire length, and addressed the House at
length on the subject, when the House adjourned,
Mr. Skinner. of Augusta, having obtained the floor
for the next speech. ~ . s
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u SINGULAR HoAx.-An old soldier, named
Alexander, was last week arrested in Montreal,
on suspicion of having murdered lis wife and
burnt her body in the stove. 1t was clearly
proved before the inquest that he had beaten her
severely on the day OF her sudden disappear
nnce, ond a quantity of bones found in the stove
were subjected TO the professional and critical ex-
animation of three medical gentlemen, who un-
h.sitatingly pronounced them to be human bones,
and even went so far as to select and adapt each
10 each, thus aciousy aud scientifically ma king
out a very perfect skeleton Of a woman Of about
the age of the missing wife. This done. the in
quest rendered verdict IN accordance with these
circumstances. TotheIr utter CONSERVATION, how
ever, the murdered woman now appeared in the
flesh, aud was duly recognized by her relatives.
A examination of the remains took place, and
the skeleton, instead of being that of woman,
was founl to be that of pig!
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MORGAN H GREGG has just received from New
wi and the ties the most Splendid
der SHUTS gloves and every vaiiety Of wear
ing apparel the superior style And quality ever
orc in the elegant aud fashionable London, Paris
OF eastern styles gentlemen may peeri ard at the
shortest notice. No questions tho postionhicll Il
establishment holds as the eadcr Of fashion IN the city Of
Wheeiig; doubt but that he JaSfSsf man
intowm cutting fitting and accommodating his aSsort
nent taste and wants OF the public, He las dis
ianced all his competitors in the horse e At the
Wheeling FAIR, which he Jailed in because Ofhe ifaeiFs
rIess business at his establishment, from which he
could withdraw his mind long enough attend to the
orserece hut as he BEATS a ~ his lr9esSiun he must
rest satisfied with his superiority IN that d
continue serve the publiEH athiS Emporium on Non
roe street. ab"yc The Nc Lure House
Call aud for yourselves aud the result is cert
Every hody is there, buttheTe is loom and Goods for
more if they will call in time. Dete3:5n-