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BREADsrUFFs. s.-Speaking of the prevailing
high prices of breadstuffs, and the immense
supplies for expectation which the country is
capable of affording, the Buffalo Courier re-
marks:
There is hardly any limit to our surplus
of wheat and corn, and if the demand abroad
shonld carry off one hundred million bushels.
which is almost four times as much as we
have ever exported in one year, there would
still be an abundant supply for home con-
sumption. Strange as it may seem that with
a large surplus on hand, fully equal to sup
ply the demand from abroad, prices should
rule so high it is nevertheless, in obedience
a law of trade, which makes a sudden i'm
pulse push the market values beyond due
liz it, as well as to another law of trade, which
makes arrangement in the ordinary chan
nels of supply, produce for time all the con-
sequences of an actual scarcity
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-19

among the numerous discov-
cries : oience has made IN this
general Oh to facilitate the busi-
ness Of life-incrcase its enjoy
ment- and even prolong the term
of human existence, none can te
named of more real value q
mankind, than this cuntribu-
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Notice.

In the matter of the petition of Daniel Howell.
for decree of specific performance Of a contraet
made with Elizabeth Morris, deceased, in her life
time.
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The Un;versisy's Family Rernedies !:
Issued urder the Seal, Sanction and Authority of
The University Of Free Medicine
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C0sMoP0LITAN ART ASSOCIATIONS
SECOND EEAks

Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection
of TIL: new and Popular Institution fo- the diffu-
sion Of Literature and Art. have heen made en-
the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, Is the far
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-19

G. l.. DERBY Actuary C. a. a..
At either of the principal Offices" KnickeT-
booker Magazine office, 34s Broadway, New
York; or Western Office, l66 Water Street, Sun
dss'sy. Ohio.
Subscriptions received by II. J. Rsberts. Hon.
Sec'y. for Ebensburg. Pa.
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Popular E6nowledgc,

Popular E6ROyyleGgc,
Chartered by tie State of Pennsylvania. Anrii
-. o55, WIsn o calltai oi Sl0J,OOO-
E6aialafor the purpose Of ars-esting the crils Of
spurious aad srorisleSs NoStsatns
Alsv, for supplying the Community with Teiia-
BE Remedies wherever competent Physician
cannot or win MT b. employed. TINS institution
has purahsssd from DE JOHN r. RONAND,
his celebrated
R0WAEDS TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards Of twenty FIVE Years ss tho
anly sure and safe cure for FEVER and A6UE.
&c. aud his inestimable Remedy for BOWEL
COMPLAINTS,
Rowaad's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
Which highly approved aud popular Remedies,
together With
The Uuiversity's Remedy for Complaints of tho
Lung; The Jnivtrsity's Remedy fsr Dyspepsia
or Indigestion; The Universty's Remedy for
costirc Bawtls; Also. the University = Almanac
max be haA at the Branch Dispensary-.o OF. Store
sof il sA NM Ten, L fetto. Cambria county. Pa
Also. n The Store &c JAS McDermit Ebensburg.
NoSemier p. 1866.
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S. L. RUSSELL.

Alm'rs de bonis non with the Win annexed of
Thomas Vickroy. deed.
December y. 1855.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27
THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.

ers, land owners, laborers, mechanics, will
be enabled once again to rejoice in the adop-
tion of system that looks to promoting
the interests of the American laborer, and
not exclusively those of the foreign manufac-
turer and trader. The administration that
is represented abroad by Mr.. Belmont-lieu-
tenant of the great money changers of our
days, however, as we greatly fear, little
likely to adopt any measures tending to re-
store confidence or to reduce the price of
money. For all such we must wait for an
other set of men. The free trade of 1918 to
1924 gave us Adams and the tariff of 1923
that of 1885 to 1910 gave us Harrison and
the tariff of 1912; and that now existing is
bound to give us an American President in
1856, when, if not before, we shall certainly
see return 10 that policy which gave us the
universal prosperity Of 1884 and l846.--LU.
S. Gazette.
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The General Leprandi, who commands
with such distinguished ability the division
of the Russian army outside the walls Of
Sebastopol, the division which was engaged
in the battle of Balaklava on the 25th Of
last month, and in the recent bloody affair
on the 5th, figured already in the Russian
army, in 1878, in high grade. Garrisoned
at the time Of the Russian invasion in the
north of France, he left souvenirs behind
which are now recalled by the people Of
that country. He inhabited Rethel during
the whole time of the invasion, and was
there married. He was then Colonel of
Etat-major, and was 26 or % years Old
He was splendid soldier; tall, dark com
plexion and black hair, with a strongly mas
culine and martial air. There was in his
face and his bearing sonnet thing ironicai, dis
dainfu, hard and naughty, and yet some
thing fine. He was one of those fanaticul
Russian patriots, raising his nation and its
army above all others, and i'll consequence
detesting the French, and seizing, hunting
even, every occasion TO depreciate them
He is said however, not TO have succeeded
in this often. for he received more than one
good lesson from the men of that country,
who gave him back all the hatred and all the
disgust which he bore them. After lapse
of forty years, General Leprandi finds him
self general of division, in command Of
an army of 10000 mon, charged with the
important duty of holding the field against
an army of his ancient enemy and ally
combined, and the manner in which he is
performing that duty shows that none of the
hatred of his youth for the enemies of his
country, or his exalted opinion of its supe
riority, has in the least abated-[ Paris cor
respondent o. S. Journal.
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learn, are making their regular trips over the
road.
News by the Canada.

News by the Canada.
The assault upon Sevastopol by the COM
bined allied forces at an early day, appears
to be fully determined upon.
The attempts to arrange treaty seemed
to assume more tangible shape. On the 18th,
the Austrian, French and English plenipo-
tentiaries met, and drew up and signed the
interpretations of their governments of the
four points. The Journal, two weeks ago.
contained the g four points," so much spo-
ken OF. The Austrian minister carried the
document to Gortschakoff, who was in com
pany with Count Amin and Monteuffel, the
representatives of Prussia.
The Austrian minister explained the prop.
ostion to GorlschakoH, and asked whether
he was prepared to accept them without
modification or reserve. Gortschakoff re-
piled that his instructions did not 90 so far.
A fortnight's time was granted him to com
municate with his government. In the
meantime hoStilities were to continue The
terms proposed are understood TO be neither
hard nor humiliating. The Russian inter
pretation, it is said, differs but little from
that of the allies.
Prussia still acts in diplomatic concert
with the allies, and is even engaged, under
certain eventualities, to military co-opera-
tion.
A rumored treaty between France and
Austria, guaranteeing certain possessions TO
the latter, is not credited at London.
Eight thousand French troops arrived at
Sevastopol between the 18th and 2Oth of De.
cember, and other troops had arrived Con-
stantinople. The time for the assault does
not appear TO be divulged.
The Turkish government is using every ex-
ertion TO forward supplies to the seat of war.
The investment of SevaStopol has proceeded
so far as to cut off communication between
the garrison and the Russian troops outside.
Gen. de Berg is appointed commander of
the Russian forces in Finland.
The exports from Great Britain fell off
$4,000, 900 in December. Several heavy
failures have occurred
The London Times, in the boldest terms.
demands the immediate removal Of Lord
Raglan from the command in the Crimea
1t also insists that the Marquis of Ddlhousie
the present governor of India, is the only
man fit, in this emergency, for minister OF
war.
The French Baltic fleet had been ordered
to reassembe at Brest and Cherbourg. Ac-
counts from the French industrial districts
mand for space in the crystal palace at Pa
ris, and new galary has been ordered.
Switzerland has refused to permi; the en-
listment of her citizens for the eastern war.
The people have determined to maintain alb
solute neutrality.
In Russia an imperial manifesto was issu-
ed on the 26th, calling on the nation TO
make every necessary sacrifice for the war.
Additional revenue is to be raised on salt
and tobacco. The export of (urs from Po-
land is forbidden
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BUFFALO, Jan. 20.-This afternoon about
3 o'clock, riot occurred on the Buffalo,
Brantford & Goodrich railroad, at Ridge way
&c. W., about twenty miles from this city
1t appears that for several months past the
laborers of the road have not been fully paid
their wages and few weeks ago, gave notice
that to-day they would spike down the
switches, and take charge of the road remain
ing unpaid; they accordingly spiked down
the track and opened bridge or two, at
Ridgeway. The chief officers of the road are
understood to have hired about twenty three
men of this city, armed with revolvers and
went over to take possession, and protect the
track. On arriving they were fired upon by
the laborers who were armed with rifles and
a regular fight ensued, in which the Buffalo
party Jared the worst, one of their men,
Simon Wemple, baing killed, and two or
three Others wounded, one supposed danger
ously. Two or three laborers Were also
wounded. The officers party, however sue
ceeded in arresting about dozen rebels,
among them is believed to be the man who
shot Wemple. Irons were sent for, from
this city. to secure the rioters.
Jan. 22.-Nothing further of particular
interest in regard to the riot al Ridgeway,
bu. after the shooting of Wemple the rioters
dispersed The man who shot him was Sc
cured, and with the thirteen prisoners
brought down TO Fort Erie, where he had an
examination and was fully committed. The
prisoners were put into house attached to
the depot, and guard of British soldiers
placed over them until such time as they
could have their examination. Trains, we
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27

DIABOLICAL LATTEMPT.--Soma scoundrel
made an attempt to throw the passenger
train of the Hamilton and Dayton road Off
the track on Tuesday evening. near Cincin-
natl. The first train caught the timber "a
crOss-tie) on the COW catcher and carried
it in triumph into the depot. The first at
tempt failing, it was renewed on the second
train with better success. The locomotive
s. S. LHommedieu, l. said TO be the best on
the road, caught the timber, which was a
large green oak cross-tie, and throwing it
between the rails, showed it along, as was
discovered by the mark, for about one hun
dred yards, when the end of the stick caught
in the frog" at side track, and threw the
engine from the track and down an mbank-
ment about twenty feet high when it struck
bottom upward. The engineer and fireman
remained with it, and singular to relate, nei-
ther Of them was badly hurt. The shock
was severe. but none of the passengers were
injured. The baggage car was badly injured,
and the total damage is estimated at four
thousand dollars. The company has offered
a reward of one thousand dollars for the dis
covery Of the vllain.-lo. S. Journal.
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F.om L.E Esirm,!o,n,l { Ka.l Rerr5liea.

TOM L3te raITInonI Hd,J IRcfH0IicNIl,
An INVALUABLE .dEDICINE.-It is but seldom we find
among the IenIes offered to the public for the
OF disease, one consent TO commend whose vr
tues we are able 10 discover and have always se1uousy
avoided giving neiahce to anything that might lead
ono TO suppose that placed any faith in their preten
sionS But with reference to remedy manu- actured in
this place, and which become familiar to the public
as household words, speak from knowledge OF its in.
rtnsie eXeeencies its adaptation many OF the ills OF
II e, and the security with which it may be used We
sreak OF the NOnpaeiI Nerve and Hone Lnimen prepar
I'd by IL IL Carr q Cos, from prescription furnished by
DIR Watson Carr, late OF MOgantOwn, andHow of Wheel
g one OF the most eminent PhysiciaRs This
niment is based upon the broad principle that any
pounded be equally ecacious in enoVirg internal alice
tions PrthepIetat has BEEN successfully deveOred-
II is simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and SIM
pie action, and yet revealing in its effects
more Incredible reach's the NEST hidden sIews OF man
aud beas-an yet being innoHOus TO weakest Infant
is ais" By lar the cheapest nimet in the market being
put In tottes twice large the majority
fourth larger than the largest besides being four
times as strong We commend it TO those in want OF
safe and certain remedy s--s+ f1Tt-
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MEDICINAL C
I.THoV,s- CsIe6roted PUt,aonic- Eli4iy

nor the permanent cure OfCOOshS colds, consumption
bronchitis, asthma Influenza GROUP, eouen'
inflammation OfIhe brOuchea and hO0rseSs caused by pub
&c speaking; al affections If the organs OF respTa.
ton. 10 q h rs f3 ~ 5i4 :. Z E,.55.s
NVaTacd the pleaSanest and best medicine for dsea1
es o he lungs ever sold in America. y,-.;. Z.
presenting this mediens to the public We have te
satisfaction Id know thst only present them with
aniyAlnhle antijOe for Tie class OF diseases
cure but which is perfectly harmless ~ It's Ell
eets urC the constitution, eau be administered Win
any Of mineral PoiSOnS, fOr II contains nOle
The act, that large portion OF the suerln ana death
throughout country, is caused by disease OF tho oTgas
dueed put 1t within the reach Of every irdtVdua
who may need TeAedy hat has proven itself so inyalu
able. -+-7g .s stF lls li..s In .Es
This medicine is the result OF long experience, and
study thnse diseases OF the lungs which are so frequent IN
ehangcAblO climate; and claim 1t TO be III advance
Of all before discovered for those peculiar
eomp Units, Improvement upon all, and consequently
sGrerior TO all others
We shall make eXtravagant assertions OF Its eteaey
in curing diseases like the vendors Of too many nosTus
who deceive all who trust hes shall hold out any
Inducements which experience does not justify.
ITPauents will perSeVeTe in the use of this medicine
aud use as dincted IheY will be cured IN every Instance
thai tits not Beyond tile power OF medicine here are
ernuS parsons the blessings ana
suee been in their grave but the timely aud Perseve
ring OF this invaluable remedy. Its not pretended
that IL is tnable stage consumption but we
know tito bs better adapted to The various diseases
respiratory organs than any other Medicine ever offered
the public, All ask is trial, and in every Instance, II
used freely according he directions aud IL perfect salts
faction is not Siv"n, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed Z. HALL Il co. For sale By JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va, Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ap9-Iy
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ARB You SuFFERINa


EARQM rheumatism, Sore ThIoatss Group. Difleult
II Breathing. TOothAehe, Tic pooTeux, Pain in the
non st6 JOINTS, Cuts bruises Poison Sores FeyerSoTes
Fan cf 9, amps IN Tie hoeEa Cholera
Gus Insects Rahid pogs gre in Breast
or Face burns bruises ehang, chaRred hands, eorns,
Muscular weakness. Paralysis Plies Ear Ache Ulcers
Sat Rhsnnl ssnEyy Sore Apples Sore Lips, veneIsal
assured that in this article you have
.lszesl "A SOVEREIGN REMEDY, h zs,es.f
which not only pain almost nslantaneOusly but
penetTatGs 10 the seat of and entirely -. s-T :
= 80 7ERADlGATES THE DISEASE.
Some viii laugh at the idea any composition curing
such number OF Diseases but but reflect that these
DISEASES though numerous in name all arise similar
ten times TIM Ssos sac s. in Se
would force the candid To acknoN ledge its merits; for
ELECTS ON others unite In declaRg tjust what its Hame
- TO THOSE WHO THINK
Have you never noticed the stkngs mIIarity between
many external andiEeTha diseases blviDg entirely differ
enL RsnSs9 And has oeeurredto you that REM
10 bolh2 This remedy is now offered you in the ORA
KE LSIAEhr, which does insult your understanding
Of Nreo igkty cares of ne earth; but is simply the
OFFERING o. StIEScK! being mid and simple in its action
-reaehins the most hidden stnews Of belst-
and yet being tnnoxOns to the weakest iHaEt tbs also
Sy 9I tne sheaPst in the market being put up in
t,sics a. tGrg the majority and fourth larger
s s hing H TT. M. cons ms
AZ exactly to the wants OF rich OF
| poor nigh or low
he unprecedented stzsi which the Nonrare Liniment
IL put ups ard hevast eXens Of the used in it,
makes It i9PGste far topay Tor the printing OF the
huld eds oil certificates night uEh'iSh, do deem
as the article tits used viii certify
\ We would however refer those aic,,G ones who have
so often been gued by Osed and
TO the following names, being but lew OF the many per-
sons whose character CaMdOr5 and eeis no
Panegyrc from and who having fully tested its virtues
in the different diseases for which it is recommended are
prepared 10 speak Of its merits as 1t deserves. :
Sold IN Wheeling By James Baker, Kes q CALDWELL T
i d. X n GA
pTineipal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
Il Au9ust II, SO
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LETTER, Ar.Tnz OLD POST OPTIC,

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS Attic OLD POST OFFICE!
AM now receiving and opening unusually large and
general assortment OF Boots Shoes, Hats, Bonnets
Umbrellas and Carpet SACKS, at the Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. In the formerly
euPied as the Post Office and oppOsethe Mcclure House.
very large and ent ely stock which purchased
for cash, from tho manufacturers the North,
most ayolabe circumstances, and oder them to the cti
of Wheeling aud vicinity at reut ed prices, whole
sale aud retail, and respectfully solicit share opstron
age. ,-4,--l 81
deem It useless to say much in praise OF my stock.
mistake not, the people Of Wheeling SO raslly
hurnhugssd by advertising rsi sufcet say have any
variety OF youths aud boys BootsaM Shoes. mir
rOf, silk, moleskn, WOOL eghorn brush and hats
and for ladies every variety silk, lawn and braid
bOnnetS Of the most recent fashions and styles Also
Slippers and Caters both for ladies, misses and
ehdIem Of the most fashionable style, make and quality
call and for yOuTselves.aas +z,a-tazfl . -
Having PurchSseda arg" stock OF the above named ar
tcIes, would respectfully invite country merchants
call me, their orders will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
ans -. -. B. II. W ATSON.
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PHILADELPHIA .o.-it=, IIo
Curtain Warehouse,
IN cssf. 81, P T, Ssssss S State House
IMPoRTER Nd DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rEnr+Ls, AND FURNFrURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the roweStm market prices,r
TPHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
: The stock comprising, i'll part, the following: -
Embroidered Lace Curtaips; Gilt CGrnices;
Drapery Laces i Musns; do hands, s
French rocatcls, all widths Canopy Arches and Rngs
aud cOlOrsi z4-r-- Cords, TaSselS, Glimpse
Satin de LANES 55T={rr FTiMges, Curtain Drops,
Ilanasksis.a E...l 1.--.f l &c. az. b..
PAISTED TTiXDoIvS HIDES, aud HOLLANDS OF all
coIOrs for shading. - -ag- 5..., +
N.B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the Measure
ofthe heghth and width o. lie entire frame OF window
maTIT-lYdCES ... r..f.-s ..-
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-1aa.s rtf. 7r=s CEPriFcArE. ~
al Ea1 july, 1855. -
sDr. Hahtai.-SiT: Having nalysel bottle OF y0er
w0-mwood Cordial and .e9ted Its ,arious qualities,
take sre1 pleasure III giving my testimony In ITS
as The articles composing it, being entirely vegetable,
perfectly sRc and such a. Any InPrejudiced PAysieiun
would not hesitate to prescribe to his patients. have
administered it to my vie, whose health fot some time
past has been eXCeedgy eeble andit has strengthened
and irVieoTateL keT greatly Therefore recommend il
with perfect confidence the public in all OF Dys.
rePsia Debility aud all other diseases which it
commended. ia Yours truly, f-a
e@14 81 'r+s sii j W. PER XISsnN,M D,
EsH bis r9a-f7 W 50 Camden street, Baltimore.
057For sale by HATSTAT Il CO., No. 56 Howard
street. betweeen Pratt and Camden, BALTIMORE AID by
DRUGGISTS geEeraly.,,,,, ,F.,,,,.,rno,,c-
nvr3 Wheeling, Va.
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:tBlUu EAnOw Thyseli.''
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents
~ Family Should haUe a Copy"

- y
|RO00s COPIES sold in less than three months. A
IOOOO new edition revised and improved, lust issued
DIR HUNTERS MEDICA L MANUAL AND HAND.
BOOK FOR THE Notwithstanding an outline
Of the origin, progress, treatment and every form
9fdisease contracted by romscuous sexual
by sell abuse by ScXua with advice for their
prevention, written familiar style avoiding oil medca
teclMcates, and every thing hat would offend tile
deceEcy, from The result OF SOME twenty ycas successful
pIactice, exclusively devoted TO the diseases o!
delicate or pTiYa C nature. -55--,sarE
To which is added, receipts for the of the above
diseases and treatise the causes symptoms and cure
OF the Fever nndA gne. ~ I'D
Tsrt"somy Of Professor cbstei1ics Penn COL
Iege PhiI1aeiphia-'tDR. uuETER's MEDICAL MANUAL,"
he author OF this work, unlike the majority OF those who
advertise the diseases OF which il treats iSa grad
OF The best colleges the United States.
affords pleasure to recommend him the tunate
10 the victim malpractice, successful and eXre
Tiehced practitioner, in whose honor and integrity they
Jos. S. LoxasIloRE, NJ. D.
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NnTICE. EYTRA

have small stock common clothing that win dis
pose OF at COST even less make my Spring
stock OF ine goods: scrs -s5t..y5
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'MEDIGAL.. 3 &, = !.
Pcs Wnnda3

~ lr-eI..E E.IUI- W UUI4aFl lIrIIIt a. - .
II air IseatOHnTfTcts now FOR the dIst time intro
IL duced the citizens or Wheeling, at Ho129MaEaf
street. which the only remedy ever invented that
will eHectUaly the grey hairs aud hsketa to the
original color OF yout without dyein-; eoye The bald
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
danrun and prevents the hair from falling or andisee
from tho ithv sediment ble in divers pTepa
ratiOns OF different mes nov beft the publiei the XIX.
IS beautiful article for the Oilet, for the old
ySu only be ppseGiatej by its usei and all
Terespectiuy invited TO call the Depot and Hxaniue
testimonials ladies' aud gentlemen OF high Teputa
ton In the South aud West, wbeTeit was invented,
will certificate below OF The Distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois;
CARLVLE, III. juno q, 1888.
have used Prof O. S. Woods Hair ReStoTaiVe,' and
have admired lie wonderful effect. My hair oeeo
ing, az thought, preatutey grey, but by tho
'RestoIaVe' It has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently so..ft 1szz. $50. !.
= +s7-5 .5ss - SIDSEY. BREESE, -
Ex-senator OF tie United States.