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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

II d. T. CoWEN, ATTORNEY AND
~. CouNsELoR AT Law soticiroR IN CnAscrpy
AND NOTARY PuBLIc, ST. Clarsvillc q.
-, lLToFFlCE opposite tie American House and over
" iIoh tstore' apr. &, 53--U
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srABLER.s DIARRHGA CORDIAL.

The valuable medicines above named arc not cmpiri.
cal but prepared in agreement with the experience
Of the learned aud udicious practitioners,
and are not secret further than Is necessary TO protect
the prOpr letters and those who use them from loss aud
Imposition, rs the component parts have been made
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III ATS OFEVERY STYLE AND QUAIL
IL iiy, from te finest silk, down to the cheapes
pain lear AT (apr. 4) FRINT d NAGLE'S.
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'ENHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF


4 the agc,-rlnuters, Farmers. Families and Others
can purchase no remedy equal 10
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
for Dyscntery, Choc, Group, Chronic rheumatism, Sore
Thtoats ToOthaChc Sea Sickness, Cuts, Burns Swell.
ngs, Bruises Old Sores Headache Ausquitu Bites Pains
in the Limbs, Chest, Back, etc.
lift does not give relief The money will he refunded:
all that asked, is fair trial. and use 1t according
the directions.
II IL English remedy, and was used by William the
w.. late King OF England, and certified by him as cure
for Rheumatism. when everything else had failed.
OVER 10000 BOTTLES
have been sold in the United States without single ra
ure, and many have stated they would be without it
If it was 10 dolls per bottle in OF Group, it is as
certain as it Is applied.
1t cures ChOicra, when first iakcn, in few hours;
Dysentery III hall an hour; TootIachc in five mnutcs.
II is perfectly nnOcou to take internally and recon-
nendeh by the most eminent Physicians in the United
States.
PRICE 25 and 30 CENTS.
DR. TOBIAS could fill dozen Newspapers with certiii.
Gates and Letters relating the wonderful accom-
plised by his Liniment but considers warranting
hcicnt asuny person who does not obtain relief need
not pay for Il.
HORSE LtNiMENT
In pint bottles which IL warranted cheaper and better
than any other for Cholc, Scratches, Old Sores. Calls
wclings Cuts, Bruises, etc.
pRIcK 50 CENTS.
DR.. 1OBIAS'S OFFICE,
$50 Grecuw Ch street. New York.
AGcSrs.-i VI. Patterson a. Co.. ~ Monroe ST., Wheel.
ing; r, u. Logan " Co.. near the Bridge corner
!. W. COLLINS, st. Clairsvillc.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. lIaines, East Richlar
|. w. VanlHw, Lioydsville
]. Il. Mitchell, Morrstown.
w. Murphy. liendryshurgh.
Morton q Carlisle, Fairvew
". Miller, bridgeport
lurheT a. MCGure, Martinsville.
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Improved SlatJ Frame.

Edwin Young, of Philadelphia, has taken
measures to secure nn improved method of
making frames for account siates, whereby
when u slate may be brokena new slate
can be easily put into the same frame, thus
making one frame serve for great number OF
slates, whereas the common frames are so
made as to be comparatively useless when the
slate is broken.
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New MnterinI for Pnpcr.

Among the many substances which We have
seen recommended TO be used for making pa
per, e. Merriam, of Brooklyn, suggest the
wild cucumber plant as one which is eminent
ly suitable for furnishing a substitute for
rags, lie says that it is Of rapid anL luxuriant
growth, and single seed will produce more
than one thousand feet of vine, which, when
properly cured, may be converted into cnrd-
sQe.
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GtHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!-
~ Mr.. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities with the
LARGEST aud BES Il stock of Goods offered in
this market.
His stock is composed in part follows:
"A very large assortment of Black silk, French Eng.
lsh and american Black silk - in, wide, at one dol.
offered in this market Also 40 pairs of under
sleeves of the very best quality at most any price to
suit customers, l35 ehemisetts Oft very hest quail
ly, from IS cts. TO piece. Also of the largest
fiOck of BOnnets and Bonnet Trimmings that ever
brought 10 this market Also, $50 Parasois at 95 per
cent, cheaper than Wheeling prices Also, $50 pecCs
of Lawn, one yd. wide, at q, Wosentedord colos at
10 per yard Also ~ pecss of Berege DeIain from l2t
toes Also very large stock of Deaincs 25 per cent
cheaper than ever offered west of the mountains. 700
pieces OF Calico very good, at 81 per yd Also very
large stock of Ginghams of the very best quality; also
Muslns Bleached and unbeRched and colored; also
Brown muslin yd = inches wide &c per yd.; Also a.
large assortment of cheok also so pieces of Bed TICK
ing, very good, at l2s yd Also one OF the best
soTtments of lidks aud hose and gloves OF all coors
size, the best offered in this market ALSO Laees
and innings of all At prices TO suit the
purchasers aso OF the largest assortments Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Satnetts, Tweeds and Summer
ware the hest that brought to this town, at
% per cent cheaper than ever sold hefore also very
large stock Of umbrellas, very cheap; ALSO good stock
of Woolen Fancy Carpets cheaper than he bought
IN Wheeling; also, a large stock Silk, Panama, and
town. also, notions Of all descriptions usually kept in
a dry goods store.
Genis-Ihave very large stock OF Ready Made Cloth.
ing at 10 per cent cheaper than any other establish
nent west of the mountains Please call and satisfy
that my stock the largest and cheapest
offered in this market, and ohge
apr. 81, ls5i. E KLINE.
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"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"

The principles upon which It is claimed thatthe Chains
produce their marvellous cures are, drsttlat all Ker
vous Diseases are attended aud produced by defC lent
supply o! nervous huid aud an aqcnt that resembles
closely electricity or electro magnetism; and second
that tile electro magnetic chains, by being worn over
and uron the part aud organ diseased furnish To the ex
haused nervous huid which is required To produce
heahy acton through the entire system, No dgustng
nostTum allowed 10 he taken while using the chains
hut rigid observance of the general laws OF health are
required BRISK friction upon the part discaed adds
much 10 the effects of The chains by increasing their
magnetic power,
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HOO PILLS FOR 95 CENTs-Dn

III
IL wv TOWNSENDS HEALTH FILLS, are he.
ing called for from all parts ftc land they are rapdly
superccdmg other medicines, both account of their
hhppy effects upon the human system in removing dis.
case, aud impurities and also the exceedingly reduce
price at which they offered
The rich aud the poor Hnd in them real boon-ench
box contains 100 PILLS, being four times as many as
are usually To he had of other kinds of Pills al the same
Price, Thcy contain nncral poison wlutcvCT-thcr
ingredients are Extracts alsams, aud Gums of great
efficacy.
These Pills violent in their operations hut
always thorough and efficient They will be found cx.
ccedngly clhcatious in removing the following COM
plains, viz:
Impurities Of Bsod Constipation Costirepess Pains
~ the HEAD, JduRdcr, Pains IN the side FrmgIc Com.
pIdnts Lirer COmpidiats Sick Headacke Fcbriie 7f.
Jcetions, Pains IN me Back, PeS, BiIoHs aDecfons
Irregularities, DBSpGpsia Pains in the Breast Rheu.
matiSm, Pains IN The Lons, &c.
Thc purynt properties of these Pills believed Ia
snrpass the power OF all other medicines Opcrain al
ways thorouhgy yet without the aid OF inera p0is0us
they are peculiarly adadtch To family use sale and a
thry ~ their Impression upon the system they may be
taken al all times and by all.
They most speedily aud enertually DO the work, in
snhdung iniiamations and Fcvcrs opening obsiructcl
sores promoting preparations, aud soothing
slhlIties. In short they warranted better than all
othoTs-Cheaper than a-and destined to supcrccdc all
Try them, invalds sufferers, one aud all-and recon-
mend the Pills to your nrghhOrs.
III Directions aC CCOmpanying ca h box
i. a. PALMER, General Agent,
Stointoin, Conn.
Rememher the price One Hundred Pills for p cents.
J. W. rnLIlNH, At. Clarsville.
n. ALEXANDER, do
John \. lisines, East RchlNud.
!. w. Nanlaw, IIOydsvillc.
]. H. Mitchell, MorrjstOwn.
" Mnrphy, Uendryshurgh.
Morton u Carlisle, Fairview.
TaTnaT + m"'s ( McGuiro, SL,&H%r%fii MsStimsyiIio
Sept. 30, is3a.-eowly.
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lilies, Brides, Harness
Whips,
NOTICE.
'VNHRoW PHYsIC TO THE Dogs

Il rulvcrmachcr's Hydro Elcctr ic Voltaic Chains,
Producing instant rcei from the acute pain aud
permanently curing all Ncuralgic diseases, Rhehma.
'isn', painful aud swellcd joints Neuralgia of
the Face, Deafness, Blindness, 81. Vilus
Dance, Palpitaiions of the Heart, peri.
odical Headache, Pains N the SION.
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u.
terne Pains, Paralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced in the city Of New
YORK less than one yea snce and after being subjected
to thorough trials IN every hospital in the city and ap
Piled by Drs. Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren,
aud others was discovered that they possess strange
aud wonderful power in the relief aud of the above
class OF Diseases aud their sale aud the success that
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous To their introduction this country they
were used IN every hospital la Europe aud secured
ny patents ~ France, Germany Austria, Prussia and
England; and also in the United states
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ENRESH DRUGSl-IAmrs W. Cn111ns

ENRESH DRUGS!-JAMEs w. CoLLtYs,
u WHOLESfLE IND RETAIL DRUG GfST,
North sidc MOr street, 81. Clarsvile, Ohio-Ias on
hand and will sell Chcap Drugs; Pants Oils; Dyestus
liquors, of every descriptions Dentists, surgical and
Nolrinary lnstruments fenknvesi Razor straps, and
shaving Creoms of all Aindsi Brushes OF every variety;
Cosmetics, perlmeres Of all kinds; Bank Books; Let.
ter, Nbie aud Fooscap paper: Windowglass, and Iol
low glass ware Teas; Glowing Tohacco, &c, &c.
Oh; Gndircys Cordial; Beicman's Drops; Opipcloc
Essence Of all Kinds; Backing, large and small Inks oil
all cOorR, &C.
Thankful 10 his customers for the liberal patronage they
have given TO the old firm, he would ask continuance
OF the same.
He particularly invites the attention of country mer
chants promising if they viii give him call TO furnish
them with any aicle in his line, low they be
bought in the same quantities, in the Eastern Markets
March %, 1853.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

m Nile OF hEAL EbIAIE BY UKUER
~ of Court.
On Friday, The 9Th day Of October neat at
o'clock in the aornoon upon the premises wiIbe sold
TO the highest bidder, The following Real Estate as the
property of William Vernon decd TO witt Beginning for
the sAuo at the North East corner of the North west
quarter Of Section No, 95. Townslip No. T. of Range
running thence south with the East boundary said
quarter l9O SST erclcs stone thence North West
l2i, ~ percics 10 tie North boundary line Of said sec
ton thence East a. 80 rerches to the place hegnnng
containing Thirty Acres ofland appraised at S4,o0
There Is durable Cabin dwelling upon sa id nrem
ses stable and other Oui. buildings, fine Spring Of
never falling water in the yar-a young Orchard Of
choice Fruit wen tinhered-with about 20 under
agood state ofcutiv alton. said promises situate in
good neighlorbood in the South West corner of Go.
shen Township, Ilodgins Mill. Said premises will
te sold tree from dover other incumbrdnce, and a
good title given The Terms OF Sale are cash in hand
in one year and in two years with interest the de-
err I'd payments from the day of safe he secured by
Mortgage. DEBORAH VERNON :
Administrator of WIN. Vernon Decd.
Sept. lst. 1Sji--4t.
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EyIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will, be

ENIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will, be
4 paid to any person who viii huy box oi DR. TER
REI's Healing ointment, aud using It according 10 d
Tcciions, ifthey will call at oice aud say, with
clear conscience, that II viii not COMPLETELY cuRE
Chapped Hands, Chlhlains, Chatting, Sore Lips Burns
aud Freezes sores Childron and greatly alleviate, II
entirely Salt'heum, Piles Inflammation of the
Breast Btes of Insects, Pmples on the Face aud all
Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL,
kaugAtuck, Conn.
O-JsTo whom all orders should ho addressed. 4 II
sOd also by the Prime pal Druggists aud CouuIry Mer.
chants generally.
WnoLestLE DEALERs.--C, v, Clckner q Co., No Al
barclay street, New york. A, Mcure a. Co., Albany
Fleming BROTHERS, Pittsburgh; WIN. u. Brown & Bro.,
No. Liberty At, Baltimore, 4, w Sons, Philadelphia,
], W, COLLINS, 81, ClArsville,
n, ALEXANDER, do
John A, Haines, East Rchlnd
I, V. NAnlAw, l.oyd
J, u, MITCHELL MorTstown.
M,Murphy, Hcndry yshurgh.
Horton A. Carlisle, FAirvicw.
u. Miller, Bridgeport.
Turner MGuirc, Martins Ferry.
Sept. 10, lHS3.--lyeow.
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POETRY.
YANKEE DooDLEi

In the summer OF 1856 the British nrmy under The
command OF Ab,rcrombie, lay encamped on the eas
bank OF the Hudson River, little south Of the city
u Albany. awaiting reinorcements ol militia iron
The Eastern States, previous to marching upon II
conderoga. During the month OF June, these raw
'evies poured into camp, company alter company
each man differently armed, equipped atd accou
tered from his noiehbor, and tire wi ole presenting
such spectacle ns was never equalled, unless b
The celebrated regiment OF merry Jack Falstaf.
Their opfre appearance furnished great umuse
ment 10 British officers One Doctor ShaCkburgd q
tnglish surgeon, composed the tune oi ankec Doc
die, and arranged 1t 10 words, which were gravel
dedicnicd to the new recruits, The joke took, nn
the tune has como down to this day. The erigini
words which we take fiom Farmer Il Moore
Historical Collections" published in 1924, we ha'
MT, however, net with before in many years.
Father md went down TO camp,
Along with Captain Goodn,
Where we sec the men and boys
As thick as hnsty pudding.
There was Captain Washington,
Upon slapping stallion.
a giving orders 10 his men--
guess there was million.
And then the feathers on his hat
They looked so tainal fine,
WANTED peskily to get
To give TO my Jemimu.
And there they hat a swamrin' gun.
AS large as log of maple,
On deuced little cart
A load for fathers cattle.
And every time they fired it or,
1t took horn Of powder;
IL made noise like fathers gun,
Only nation loundcr.
went os near 10 il myself
As Jacobs underpinin,
And fnther went as near ognin--
l thought the deuce was in him.
And there see n little ker,
It's heads were made of leather.
They knockd upon't with little sticks.
To call the folks together.
And there they'd fife away ike fun,
And play on cornstalk fddlcs,
And come had ribbons red as blood
Ali bound about their nddlcs
The troopers, too, would gnllop up
And fire right in our faces;
II scard me almost TO death,
To see them run such races.
Old Uncle Sam came there to change
Some pancakes and sonlo onions,
For 'lasses cakes to carry home,
To give his wilo and young ones.
But can't tell you half l sec,
They kept up such a smother;
So ! took my hat ofl-made n bow.
And scnmpered home to mother.
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One Thousand Dollars

VIII he given TO any person who win produ cCd sony
wen authenticated certificates OF cure, both from Tel
lgeni patients aud scientific physicians, hav hen
effected by the use OF PulvermAohers Electric Chains
They never tail TO perform what they advertised tn
do and no person has ever been dissatisfied who hss
given them trial "
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Physiology for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology large and small with the plates,
mounted and paper. Also, Greenleais arithmatics.
have orn,u an agency for this Co. for these important
works, and can give them TO the trade shoos and fam
eslon favorable terms. School books generally hand
Oct, 30. ]. II. WILLIAMS
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FHNO COUNTRY INTERCHANGEABLE
H. AND CArs At WnoLEsALE.-We are now receiving
our fall aud winter stock of Hats and Caps which will
hc feel assured the largest and cheapest brought
to this city. Country Merchants who design purchasing
east, particularly invited to call and examine
stock for we are certain the prices are fully as low
any house in Baltimore.
8. ID. HARPER g. SON
No. 100, cor Main and Union sts., Wheeling.
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w M. v cHAp.SE .s1. N s.nsa MGnGS' s"s psss S
Books, Wall, Window and Writing Papers, Hosiery
aud Gloves Buttons Threads, Pins and Needles, Brush
os, Cutlery Combs, Suspendess Permmery, and every
description OF notions and variety goods.
Agents for j. H. Noyes celebrated United States copy
book.
' wanieds July u, te5i,
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pURE WHITE LEAD-CINCINNA
srr rnt5s,nd-positvely "a, sold at Wheeling prices, at
"Pf'2i'I II. ALEXANDER'S Drug store
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4 NALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
" selves-WHEAr & CHAPLtNE iobhers of notions
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling Va We
would call the attention of merchants aud pedars to our
Spring stock, which receiving, consisting in part
Of
10000 rolls Wall Paper, of every quality;
1900 " Window Paper;
800 " Velvet and common borders;
12 doZ. Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and silk Hosiery of every description;
Silk, cotton and Islc Thread Gloves;
Spool and Sken Thread;
SuspCnders, Lace Goods etc.
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School aud Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons;
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes;
Zephyr worsted, sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushes;
Perumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines
Together with every small article kept by country mer.
chants.
u FThcsc Goods laid in expressly for iohhinr and
will be sold nj small advance for cash trade in hand.
ID The highest market price paid for rags, feathers
aX seed, ginseng beeswax, woolen socks etc, in ex.
change, or Tor cash. March %, 1853.
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NT ATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY AND
w tBook store.--cons,antly on hand a good stock

Clocks and Watches of every variety.
ewery of all kinds; Silver, aud German Silver Tea A.
Table Spoons spsctaoes, Gold, Silver, plated, and
comnoni School aud Miscellaneous Books.
Watches aud Clocks carefully repaired
klful hand can he sent 10 tho country to Tepair
timepiecca, on tho shortest notice.
spoons and other aIlicles neatly leucrcd.
]. ", WILLIAMS
~ clsiTsyillc, ,Rug,ls, le5L
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n LSO A LARGE STOCK OF UN.
oersieeves ShimaZetts, Collars Laces Edgipgs
"G. &C. at cost and carriage, by W. p. ASBIIRY ss'
ue'' VI No. 162 Moin street Wheelinc
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schlesinger's Patent ssGutta Percha Coat
ed Pens.-

1lE subscriber is agent for these pens. This coating
u rcsists Aqua Forts and prevents oxidisng in the
ink Sold by gross or doz. The Trade and Teachers
supplied on liberal terms. J. H. WILLIAMS
Sent. IL, 1859.
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EhO PIECES BLEACH MUSLIN diff.
W ierent qualities at cost and carriage bv
loc n . - w. p. ASBURY
''l NO. l62 Main street, Wheeling
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n EW CHEAP CASH sSTORE.-Tom-
\ Niny Johnstons old established and well known
Cheap Store loom on Main street No. 1862 can't he beat
II ssiill in dying coiors. w =. ASBIRY has inst re-
coved large and choice selected assortment of the
MOST sEAsoNABLE and
c II E APEST GOODS .
Ever lcore offered for sale in tho City of Wheeling
The Va is still in notion and am the very Boy to sell
cheap Goods. Come onel Come ullil and examine my
stock and get of the Bargains willie they are 90.
ing have Good Goods aud Cheap G0ods and say on
the positive am selling the cheapest Goods in town.
Call and see. w. p, ASBtWY.
May l3. No. 100 Main street. Wheeling va
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FURNISHING GOODS.-A counIo,o
u assortment, embracing every article nocossIr, -,
''o competition of gentleman's wardrobe at W
l FRlNT & NAGLE'S
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bookkeeping by Double Entry.

complete practical of instruction is given in
the art of keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
the different departments of Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures cOmprclcndng the hest forms in use a.
mOng the most eminent establishments engaged indvid-
uay or in partnership business whether prosperous
adverse in the purchase and sale of merchandise at
Wholesale and retail importing and exporting on their
own account commission joint speculation, in
Guiding spCcuGtOns ia SiOcks Real Estate &c, with
Stcamhoating Bank Insurance, railroad and Books of
Joint Stock and Chartered Associations generally
r,,,r,,,.o;,, r.,or,,.;on
tomiheIci"i Saicni"tlo"s,
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The attention of the public is respectfully called to
he superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
or the Counting Room and business pursuits.
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/ lNSEED, FISH, SPERM CASTOR
~ Oils. sold at ~ NHAS oH
apr. 81. H. ALEXANDER,s nrr, s,.~.
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u ME HIGHEST PRICE pam Fop
T. cotton and linen rags by j. JEpsoN
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PAINT, SHOE, HAIR, TOOTH AND
n White Wash Brushes, sold at
""'sii II. ALEXANDER's.