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4 Knotty Case.
The Judge called out the name of John

The Judge called out the name of John
Doe. = 4a sS
John didn't respond. Officer Striker
stepped forward and said that the name
was entered against a prisoner whom he
had brought in, and who was too drunk
to give his name. Mr. Striker brought
forward the individual, who was remarka
bIe for nothing in particular. The testi-
mony of officer Striker went to show that
the prisoner had been found by himself
grossly drunk, lying in doorway.
slkdgs-ss What's your name ~
isoner-aM My name is Mott Smith. !"
6aWhat. SIR ~
Ny name, sir, is Mott Smith,"
al did not ask you what your name
was not but what it was.v
I tell you my name is Mott Smith"
eSir, no triaing with the Court. Now
tell me what your name is"
eeAgain I say, sir, my name is Mott
Smith. y
III shall lock you up for contempt of
Court if ron continue to triae in this
manner. Tell me your name, sir. =
- Mott Smith. y
Do you think to make me believe you
are insane That dodge won't go down..
You are not crazy. /"
.You're certainly mistaken, Judge, in
the name. am Mott Smith"
Officer, lock this man MP for contempt
Of Court for twenty -four hours"
aHold in little, Judge. You're al-
together too fast. / haven't committed
any contempt; said my name was Mott.
and 80 It is. N double t.Nott, S m it b
Smith--named after Dr. Mott, whose piety
and goodness are praised q hundred times
to sone more than they are initiated. Judge
you're sold--come, it's your treat"
"Perhaps not SO badly as you think I
am. We've got another account to set
tie FIRST. You are charged with being
drunk in the streets, and the fine is ten
dollars, or the alternative is imprisonment
for ten days. Where do you live?"
"At. Mrs. Boarding's.n
eMrs Boarding'sl Where's that?"
ain Hudson street,
"Isnt that o rather singular name?"
"Yes, / thought so, and l shouldn't
have believed there was such name if /
hadn't seen the word Boarding" on a
little plate on the door"
az think you're sold this time, or else
the. Boarding family. in point of numer-
ical strength, casts q shade over your
family, the Smiths. Where did-you get
your liquor?" .fsss -
aI'm stranger in this city, Judge;
just came in three days ago from Madison
county, and don't know the names Of
Places sess, s.. a.su-
ibid You buy it yourself?"
ssNo;s real genteel young feller, whom
! got acquainted with on the boat, treated
me;sH.Mas the slickeriest egg nogg you
ever did see; we went into more places
thansI 4 can recollcct, until, at last 1 don't
remember nothin' at all; I know l walked
MP this mornin', as we used to say at the
Cazenovia Academy, plus q ID bad
headache, and minus ripin' good watch
as long as / hired boy to swing the bal
.ance wheel, and fifteen dollars. - -
aIs that all the money you had?',A .
sNo;sFse fifty more in my trunk in
sMsdl, If Ilet you off this time will
you keep clear of these scoundrels in the
uturc?''--.sss. 21r-e,--g 80
"I guess will; burnt flea don't like
hotweatbcr much.n g
You may 60" .sr,5 ..oar
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SELECT SCHOOL.

A select school by the undersigned will COM
IL mence on the 18th inst, and continue for
the term of twelve weeks. The following rates
per scholar will be charged:
Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar $3.50
Philosophy Natural and Moral, His
tory, Physiology and ElementarSAl-
Higher Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry b.
and Astronomy. .................S SSApe
The above will be interspersed with varis1s
exercises: Musical, Rhetorical Orthographicaa
&c., &c. No pains Will be spared to render the
school both interesting and profitable to all the
students. J. {. CLARK.
WooDsriELD, August l, 1855.
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Marble Shop.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
J. public, that he still continues to manufac-
ture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones,
&C., at his shop in Miltonsburgh, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, of any style desired, and of the best
quality of American and Italian Marble, which
he has made arrangements to receive from the
East
He has also established a shop in Woodsfeld,
for the convenience of his customers.
July Is, 1855. II. HERSTING.
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THE GREATEsr ORGAN IN THE WORLD
-The organ Of speech in woman. An
organ, too, without e'er stop
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No. 10, .arch Street, Phiiadeip4ia.
Fl Their power over the above diseases Is not
excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest in ma
ny cases after skillful physicians had called. n
These Btters are worthy the attention Of in-,
valids. Possessing great virtues in the recti-
ication of diseases of the Liver and lesser
Glands, s,sexercising; the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of the digestive 0r-
gans, they are withal safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CoNvINcEDi
MoRE ONO TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF pR. HooY-
LANDS CKLEBRArED GERMAN BrTrKRs, prepared
by DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphiss From
the mass of testimony received, tho proof Is.
conclusive that this medicine has no equal for
diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Nerves, kidneys,
&c.--Read and be convinced - Es5 . Pfs's
L. B. PERKINS, Marietta, Ohio, Feb %, ST.
said :. Your Bitters are highly prized by those
who have used them. In a case of Liver COM,
plant, of long standing, which had resisted the
skill of several Physicians was entirely cured
by the use of Five Bottles. "isi ss si.1 81 ss 2
C. L. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., Ohio
April %, 1852 said, .The German Bitters you :
sent me last have not yet come to hand. ]
have been out of the article for some time, to
the great detriment of invalids.s It Ii . iaedi-
cine much thought of and sought after in this
community ..a. =. II 49,
B. NJ. HrrcmIxsoN, NJ. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio Aug. 26, 1852, said StsThe Bitters
You shipped me in May last are all gone. 4
think it is good medicine, and / am recon-!
mending il to my patients and friends (Which
do for no other patent n,edicine.) You viii
please forward a large supply" - =, $
s. FRENCH, Wooster, Ohio, Nov 80. '52 said:
al havensed some three or four bottles of Hosf9s
lands German Bitters for Dyspepsia, and have
derived great benefit from their nse I b.l;.,,.
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"lf you want to learn human nature,
get married TO a spunky girl, move in the
house with another, family, and slap one
of the young ones, and then you'll learn
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Fall Fashion for Hsti

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Ous patrons and all the maIkiEd,' will apien.
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Child, ems SOFT liatS, comprising black, Mapped, plain,
AOh Int ycnio, lnSlalam Tuuns Amcriua,ctc tuseh
c with fine assortment U mens, y.rhs' and child
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ZAxrsvILLE, ONO .

AT J. b. IcDdeTSHliLh
Dear Si:-I have been afflicted fur threc years with
rheumatism in my back, and !Or the RS six months
able TO sct my bed without HEIR aud our agent in
Our city insisted trying hottie OF Ch.Hg Flu
ltnneuL aud Try hat effect II Wuud sc; and
Tie has e!eNed ile SO pch that able to set out OF
my bed without difficulty. II has brcm Blessing he
just tEy it IOr yOuIseI, aud yOuw be W. pleased.
MIS-. NJ. CUUVRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON,
my7:ly No III Main street.
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Daguerre Otypes.
I I ESSRS. BEAMER IL TURTON, having taken the
NJ Rooms formerly occupied by MIR l.. Turbcll
suctrean Gallery, o. Main and Fiddle stIce:S Cen
heeIng, beg leave to solicit share patronage
FROM his ffieE1s and the public at large.
They make il rule 10 let any pictures go out Lu
what are satisfactory aud W, II executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly 8.
JCrdcTs eit here Or sign PAINTING will be attended to
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Removal.
NTcCLALLENS q KNOX have removed their TV7olr.
NJ sale Stock Of Boots aud Shoes to the four stor!
brick building, '
No. 113, 0iniu street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants y Mechanics
bank on the opposite side OF tic street, aud doors SOu
OF VIM. T. Seiby's dry good store
Thankful for The patronage heretofore extended to thr
House, they confident That with eii increased faci!
ties or doing BUSINESS they Oie still
greater inducements for buying than herelO!uie.
dc2S NIrCi.N LIENS Il KNOX
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N NOtlC6
TNIE undersigned having bought the entire
i Goods belonging TO MeSsrs. Wheeler + I.akin, McI
Chant aOrs. would heg inform citizrns
Wheeling and vicinity that hc intends Carrying on the
Meccan; Tailoring business in tho formerly
occupied by McssTS. Wheeler d Lakim, and having oh
tanned the services OF both Ot the proprt
is pefared TO nuke uP to OF der every article In hs line
III the test style and best GICr, very short u0tCe
and very low for h. Having large stock hand
he is determined TO sell low, TO reduce his stock
make room Tor the Spring Goods Now is a rare chance
To get good clothing cheap Re will every article
to be as recommended, Or 10 sale.
Comeule, come all,
And i've a CALI
at No ., Washington Hall. -...
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.

I'HE subscribers have tls day ID rio partnership
io The purpose OF ftraIsOcting COieonss For
Wal dug business under the style dom Matthews
& Co., and solicit continuance of the OF the ate
firm. Il. S. GORDON,
a...... JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
March 1st, 1854 nlrl
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j. NJ. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HP - hHE - - = RsHP

- q Q VEk 3 Z + :. 7. Ek
CORNER NJ WAITE AND UNION sTs., WHEELING, Va.
EEFS constantly on Iamil variety Ot hooks, among
IA wlich may hr ourd the lis OF all the leading
;ea al the lines, such Jacs, EUwer, sue Eliza 4.
nur1y. kCnEc;t AlIhur, lrlard dumas, and Lever
Miy OF ms works are bound, in GOud style with backs
lie also keeps all Exchange libT ry. Fci puichas
hs h"'AN may return them uer reading Them, which
he VIII pay the following prices: Or JOc books ~ cts 25c
hooks .LC, for 81 hOnkS so cems. tnI.sa1v
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aIeH1Y IMPoRTANF.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese luStra Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered, lor saving
labor end III sits Clothing aud House Clean
iES. Linens aMd CO;ons washed by Inns IIutd will
whittier and softer han than il beaCled ON the grass
WARRA nj En moi to iiuIc the fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by soaking pcIc
or lreni i'll the Fluid, full Strength for ~ hours which
viii clearly show that II mst be putety harmless. wEe
dutel with sIOns o. water to la ia piTt OF iiuid.
The CIiMese washing Fluid is worth ihrcC tnucs the
single siNpemce which will bay c"o: Tor aarge lImi!
washing, which eau be done in ) - hours.
Manufactured and sold by The subscriber, who
y rchased the right for Ohio coumyt Va
JAS. MEbLOR,
AuPq No. 2G UmOnSt., WhcclIsg, Va.
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Ole ADbeeIil,g 9ltelIigel1rrr,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRt-wEEKLY ANDwEEKLY, BY
BEATTY &c 90.
TERMS.

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Catholic BOOK Store

i view" "Alcropolitam,'' '.ROston Pilo,W ,.TIis.
burg Cat olc" and AmeIican Celii has also for sale
INC history yol Maryland by 4IcSherryi PrOteSlansm
by Dr. lvcSi lntroductio TO Tile Sacrcd Scriptures by
ete English, German, lelcl Latin and Greek RipIes;
aud krers constantly on hand good supply Catholic
%"I ks and every kind OF stationery and varieties let
on FcurthsI between Monroe and Union.
PETER LECHER.
lie undersigned has large lOtOT French LithngrEhs,
which lie will sell cheap FOR Cash, aud very low by Tho
Itnsahh oclN PETER l.ECNER.
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Pendleton q Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oRihe sale of LearrobuccO Flour, and Produce gen.
I3OSmim. NaGrt, aud D4rot. 800 prqn st
, ,,,,, BnIttmOro.
Hugh Jenkins & Co.
w Bruno cG Sons. ar.
Long q lRyIn, and SBaltimOre
The CaYhiers Of any of the
baltimore banks.
n. Lamb, Esq. Cash. W R'k Va I
s. Brady, & & NJ BAnk, 1,,,.,,
laamt d IIeaplaIn, ""eoHhg
Jas. X. Rakcr.
-.... Jas. MCCully, Pittsburgh;
Rhodes & Ogilbay. Bridgeport %.
Green a Dorsey, POwhattan II. o.
Michael Dorsey, Curtina MillA lt,.,,., - =,
Alex Armstrong, AinIStrOn sIO "e"""'C CO. .
Jacob u. Grove, ST. ClairsVille, o.
Peter MeangeI, GallipoIis, o.
~. l. Mccoy q HrO's, Sistersville, Va.
Tweed, Scly & Wright,
JOsephC ButIer & Go. SCInCiunutI o,
John CTeigh.
Geo Green. Jun,
Gordon d Co., ,,,,
&. McMOrRn, a-.fifa.a LOUISVILLE
ianos~1yd
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
EHE partnership lie ei0rTe existing under the firm of
Gordon, LlaIkc u Co, has this day dissolved by
mutual CoHScrt. L. S. GORDON,
CLARKE ~ THAW,
March Isl, 1854. J. Il. AMER,
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rATES or NDVERTIsING,

RATES OF NDVEk'EISING.
TIE UNDERSIC:N ED, publishers OF newspapers in
the city Wheeling i'll view Of the increased Of pa
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Hats and Caps.

A4SASS GL4AAA ~
WE fave this day received OF finest and most
beautiful aasOrtmrnts OF Hats and Caps, that have
ever had bTOughttct Ctyi the most
lOah That Could he made IN the eastern markets.
II comprises impaTt the following kinds:
GeCts No SILK mOiesh Hats, light and elastic, made
by the bsst haters East, and in strict accordance with
our orders. Gents fine white aud black beaver, otter,
seal, &c; Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and black; soft fur and wool hats of Color quality
and price.
AIso-Cars of every description and of the most
cent styles, Suc the Nevada, Know Nothing, PyIa
nese, Pyramid, Camadian, Hussan. English W 'shimg-
ton and C0nsO iatiOn caps aIi all other kinds m abu
dance. which will be sold goods OI these
kinds were ever OfIe eL before To his community.
Chllli Hats aud Caps at all kinds Just received
from the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
peI sous are most respectfully invited 10 Call and
anime our magnificent stock Of gOOds before purchasing
elsewhere as We ieel confident that please the
most EaStidiUus.
Nothing will be wanting on our part to suit and
mOd1te our numerous PatIons. .=.-
y Word 10 COmmITy NTCrchnntS.
III you wish ANY thing in the way O Hats and Caps Just
give us call, will gul that will sell you
goods as low they be got any where this side OF
Philadelphia, aId on the most avorahic terms
nvI y. H. HARPER & SON,