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Notice

CAPS,
ECglyED tAIa d,I, the best lasortneat Of Gs.ta,
II youthS, Ia SAildfeaS elotl caps, EIsf ofqasnt y
t5 tT AtSn seetnd with great care - EeaIaa
ityIs iai 9aaIEi TSay comprise In Part ~ a1owl.-
GtHsl CIuh 0retl, aaea n whites gsnA alf sota aoi
black, If1S iHI Srten rdilg AunSs and Apollo ears;
ote,her viii tJerJ oher description di bat o. ear
Iii VIVA H'''' 3. b. HARPER & son
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MCKEE 4 ROBERTS0N'S PKEAIUA GoQO
Take Notioe

VIZ a0at hIak II qett3a1ry to iaTtA o1r ttnda Q ~
e or az 1nythn4 tAoat tAe ReE H ncsey. t1kiAs G0t
rFJntsd liar utJ ii rVh q lAI coudtnSt 10 doe uEe
We VilA To iai0fn them A0VsVSrI A@t tll SEtuehfGd
mai q tVelTe noRhG-ay tke IIt I0Iy And It j1RpIy
Lrlt NeSIlR 4 HERVEY.
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the loss falls on those least able TO bear ii, and
who require protection. 1t is the belief of the
writer, LhIt this provision is in fact injurious! mas
much as it gives an unmerited credit to iLs'itu-
tionS which do not des=Ive it, and inspires gen.
eral unfounded confidence on the part of those
who, from their situation, cannot discriminate be-
ween a good and doubtful bank note.'-(p. SOL
''The conclusive proof of The 1lmsOudness Of The
system, is found in tue fact that out Of Gbaut eeh
iy associations, formed under Tie AW, more thaa
tDenfy haze failed irs The Of tlrO gems and
half .chilst, as has GLealybcen stated i.cO only
out of the ninety chartered bamks, GaUe failed dt-
ring period Of ten gears" III note Mr.. G.
says: "The securities Of twelve of these (Frrc
Banks which had been deposited with The Com
trnlIer are, at this moment, advertised for sale by
him. in order to pay their circulation. Yes IN
New York, whose example has been recommended
as so worthy Of imitation, twenty State S!Osk
Banks, established upon the free bank patent,
failed in the short space of tlD0 yeIrS Gnd d
half The fact speaks VI lumeS, and the reader will
make his own comments upon the glorious and
triumphant success of the Flee Banking system oil
the Empire Stateof our COnfederacy. (See Gal
latin, p 50 The work of Mr. GaiIatin was writ
ten in 1914, aud the Free Bank law of New York
was passed in 1893. How many Of the Free
Banks OF New York have failed since 1911, we are
unable 10 say. b.
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GAMBLING ANn FoRcERY.-A frightrul develop
ment, regarding Hartford morality, has just came
out. AS we have repeatedly warned this comlnu-
nIty of late, the vice Of gambling is exceedingly
prevalent in this clty-and men who have been
supposed entirely above such things, are occasion
ally enticeC into sporting rooms and ruined. A
case has came to light Within a few days, of
young merchant in this city, whose business pros
poets were uncommonly bright; who was con
nected with most highly respected families in this
cityi who had as far start in life as mortal ever
got; who has been proved guilty, not only OF losing
all he was worth, and money that Justly belon, ed
10 his creditors, at the gaming tables, but who
has forged notes to the amount Of some thousands
OF dollars to conceal such losses forging the names
Of his father and father in-law, as sgner or endor-
ser, and putting them OF through the banks,
banking houses, and no,e buyers. This is
case ofuncomMon stamp, both from the character
OF the party concerned, and because the ruin is so
PalPabIy due to the gambling gentry OF our town.
Hartford COurunt.
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Miller TIE CUMBERLAND uRDEREH.-The Som
erset (Pa.) Herald and Wing, says:
'srhe Inquiries of Miller who has been convict
ed OF the double murder at Cumberland appear 10
be manifold. We are informed by young Ger
man, (HemrY HOuseselD who resides on The out
skirts OF our borough, that this man Miller, (who
stayed at tile house OF the father ln-lnw Of House
feldt for some time during the summer,) /; the
Same person who made the attempt 10 Inveigle
into his loom, and rob and perhaps murder
jeweler IN Pittsburgh, some months since by
means Ut trap door which he had cut in the
floor, and from whence he constructed spout
leading into pit in the cellar. full account of
The affair appeared in the Pittsburgh papers at The
lime; the discovery of the trap only being nln,ie
after Miller had left the CITY. From Pi;tSbmr.h
where he had Swindled relative Of Household out
OF some money, end from whom perhaps he Learn
ed something of Henry himself, he came to this
place; mode his acquaintance oil the strength Of
his knowledge Of his relatives, and was invited 10
10 his house to remain over night.
He represented himself as famous German doc
tor IN present embarrassment, but having Just Te-
celved foreign draft fnr considerable sum of
money, which lie was fastening to Baltimore 10
CASH, and won the entire col. titlence of ContdIug
cOuntrymen. Shortly before bed time lie prod uced
white powder, which he mixed with some water
and declared made most refreshing and,lnvigora-
ting drink, inducing HouSetelt, his wife and two
men who were working for him 10 partake of it,
fully sick, and was seized with violent Wrench
ing and vomiting, which lasted during the entire
night-IiS wife and two others who dIank of the
potion similarly affected, excrp. that in the
case of the woman, although dreadiully SICK, no
vomiting emsurd. On getting up in the morning
Miller insisted that the sickness was TO be attn
buted to some cucumbets which the family had
eaten on the previous day, aud directed that
bow OF milk be !iven 10 Mrs. IT,, which relieved
her for the time, although she continued sick tor
some days.
"HOusefelt IS a sober industrious young man,
possessed Of few bundled dollars which lie has
earned, and this. Miller having learned from his
relatives when with them, was doubtless the booty
he was after. Henry is satisfied in view OF the
after murders Committed 10y Miller, that it wns
poison he administered 10 his family, we are ill.,
Glued 10 tlankho wever, it was merely an opiale,
he intending to rob the house while its inmates
were under its influence. BE that as il may, how
ever, he made a naIIOw escape with his money
and his life, and The circumstances all go 10 show
the reckless, desperate aud hardened character of
the wretch VINO will soon expiate all his crimes
upon the gn:Iows.''
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.LEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subde the palm and inf nmation from the Sc vcrest
burns scas, in from twenty mnutes-and that
ii viii heal the wounds without scar; aud efectnIy
Fever Sores-Piles-Salt rhcun-Itil mnatory Rheuml-
ttsm-SOre and lntlamed Observation-Disclosures uses
Old and liberated S0Ies-Scld Head-corns and bun
-Swellings-Felons-Sore nip.
-chilbains-bites of Insects-SwcIled and broken
observation-disclosures alt other Iniammatory aud cua-
diseases. wheT the parts affected can be reached
Don't be ncreduOua about the many diseases named to
be cured by only thing reflect the ew but
positive properties which the bailey alone contains
and as heretofore concentrations Our-cam reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, hut many more no
enumerated.
Qucry-O regular bred Physicians prescribe
imsraraly for scores Of diBtrenr diseavs,?
Each box OF GENUINE DALLEY's PAlN ExrR ACTOR has
upon it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of e. v. CLICKENER ~ co. projectors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others ale counterfeit =
Price ej cents per box.
nSA orders should be addressed TO C. v. Clickener
d Co. ST BARCLAY street, New York.
For sale By L4GGHLLNS f. BUSHFTELD, Wheeling,
and Druges Is scLe'a.Iy throughout the U. S sp1s
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Can Runaway Slave own Property.

Can a Runaway Slave own Property.
The Philadelphia papers mention a curious and
interesting case now before the District Court i'll
this city. A slave by the name of Robert Thomp-
son ran away from Virginia about 1885 or 1886,
and came TO Philadelphia, where, in the course OF
a few years he purchased lot OF land and bnilt
house. In the meantime he had sent to Virginia
for his wife, a free woman oil color, by whom lie
had len children. Before her arrival, however,
Thompson contracted marriage with coIored
woman in Philadelphia. The Virginia wife on
arriving and finding how things 'verc. also ma rried
another man. Thompson and his first wife died,
and the house and property were left in posses
SION of the second wife. Now, however, tnugk-
ter Of the first, Virginia wife, has brought an
action Of election, 10 recover the property OF her
ia;her
The first question raised by this action was !:
Could runaway slave hold property IN Pennsyl-
vania The court decided that he could, except
that the master might come and retain him and
take possession Of his property. But until proved
fugitive, AMI reclaimed, the colored man was to
be leputed and treated as free man. The next,
and more difficult question Whether the CO.
hnbitaon and reputation ofthe psgties in Virginia
constituted a valid marriage, and made the plain
Tiff in this case the legitimate child and heir OF
her father1 The Court was rather inclined 10
believe the marriage valid, aud the child legiti-
mate in the eye of the law. The jury brought in
verdict for the plaintiff. The question wheth
er, upon the whole evidence, the plaintiff is enti-
tied to recover, was reserved for the Court in
Bank.
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1.-THE Leavenworth Territorial Register chron.
icles the arrival there of agent representing
about five thousand Germans and Irish, residents
in Kentucky, in Louisville and other towns, who
are about to emgrate 10 Kansas on account of the
Know Nothing troubles in Kentucky. They are
auizahs, and many of them have considerable
means. The Squatters' Convention 10 form State
constitution was in session at Topeka at the last
accounts.
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NAV nI:CnVRRV Enn nrAnMrcc

NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.
Tie Sound Concentration Is an extraordinary nn,yer
Iu, newly invented small instrument Tor tho cure of cy
IRENE cases OF deainess, entirely dareent in make anl
construction from all others, SURPRISING everything
kihu That has becI or ever he produced They ale
modelled TO The cavity Of the car, aud may rest within
without projecting, and being OF same color ri liz
SKIN are not peTCeptbe. The powers OF this Vauabe
invention are so great as TO restore defective h.alg "
long standing 10 its perfect and natural stale and 10 rul
bic deal persons TO join in general conversations to hear
most distinctly at place Of worship at tile bar or aus
unc assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF ringing
noises ~ the ear is entirely removed nd te cOnceus
tons afforded TO nlividuals afflicted with this iiCa,l
"aady all the assistance that caIpOssbly be desired
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pMayor wOod.o New York declared that ..the
appearance and parade of soldiers upon the eve oil
an election suits Republican france, but not A
merica," and therefore by virtue of State law
forbIds all military companies from appearing in
the streets until after the election, which occurs
to- morrow.
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HENRY MOOSE.

WHEELING, Nov list, 1856.
MR. SOLoNoNs, Sir:-The benefit have derived
from the SrcctacIes obtained from you, induces ME to
express the pleasure have received from them They
suit sight to admin by cadde light as well as
days read with the same ease as when boy. which
cond not do with any other glasses have used
Yours truly, JNO X. BOTSPORD
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DEpALcArrox-The ST. Louis Democrat says
that ST. Arge & Co.. performers in that city, have
left for parts unknown, and their creditors minus
about two thousand dollars
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a FEW DOORS BELOW THE NORTH WESTERN n.Nr


MAIN STREET.
lie las had III: honor attending the above named
pHncira towns in She United Kingdom where he la, "a,
pereIced the most iltering gcnent-anI h, vim,
bee II ea ncsy solicited to make a visit Tor sinr t,,r
lie las the honor OF announcing hi arrival ON Iulur
with most splendid ssOItInenl OF his newly invented
and improved spCCtacIcS. Such the superiority ortte
G'lsscs' that persons having iancd or wcik EYES may
instantly be relieved by using them, aud They possess NE
property OF preserving tile precious organ Of sight To tie
most ad vanCcd period OF lite, while they enable bo t
old aMd the young 10 pursue the minute emplOyrD
Tor any length Of time, either by day or CamLlcg As
several individuals in the United StaeS have proved
their efficacy he with confidence SOliCs :he avuis OF Tie
public which he will be proud Hcknovv ledge a.
surfing those who Ctrust him with their commands that
no eXeItinn shall be wanting on his part TO
con huehce ana appreciation Added the VAN.
possessed b! him OF long practice in tho Eye lnR,E rr.
ana under one Of the most eminent Oousls by which he
las obtained thorough knowledge the Diseases OF VI.
sion. lie has III his possession, documents from nliy d.
ais Of rank conveying the highest Testimonials OF apo
He viii live references TO persons in tho United
States, who have Jud the greatest bGneit and com OH
tnCiGs. ~
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POINT MILL WlTH EIGHTY
[ A Nd w Az r A NJ S
John M. Clarke & Co,

JOnn M. Clarke u Co.
Land Warrant, stock, ExChRnEc RrOLCrs.
and ARCmtH for CInimH against Ihc
Government.
THE very highest New York market price will hc ,aN,
i for Land Warrants for the next five years When
ever thcy shall have advanced beyond last quotations,
the very highest New York ket prices viii he pad
ntcceiPt OF any by mail, regardless Of the former quo
talionS. -
Persons sending warrants by mail may rely on rcretV
ing as much as II they were pet sOnay present.
Sight drafts ON any Of the Northern ~ SuabcrI il4,
will he IeMied by return ma AMI when rrccrTcj Inc
amount will be placed to their credit in one of ie Nry
YOU Ranks, on whichthGy can r " at sight the ,y m
Ter RENTING The warrants '
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE q Co
Washington city, u e.
REFER TO
Office. - ~
IiOa. p Waldo. Commissioner OF Pensnns.
Swceny, Riienhnuse " TO-. Hankcrs, Washiigtonrlty
N.huhb t others, do
.''NleI' Ira ~ 20, do dn
4 II The Officers Of the Banks IN Wheeling, Va.
cashier flank vi Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier farmers Bank. do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, PuTHcrsb,p
Virginia
.:amCs ROhb, Tanker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. BIUtheIs d. Co, bankers, baltimore.
X II. MHury ~ 10, bankers, RChmnmI, Va
Paul j. Hinton, bankers, Petersburg Va
Peters, Spence Il Co., BANKERS, I.yIchburg, Va.
inc2G Times COPY
FOR A SHORT. rlTM n! ONIV ~
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THR POETRY OF PHYsIc-

AYERS PILLS glide, sugar-shod the palate, but
tIcir energy although wrapped up, there, with
giant force tho vary foundations of disease There are
Thousands OF sufferers who would not their dist
Pcrs if they knew they could FOR 25c Try Ay-
ers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will lie starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured
already.
Take this best of aPur gativesI and ScrOula Indi-
gestion, weakness headache, buck ache Side ACHE
dice rheumatism, arrangements OF the Liver, Kidneys,
and bowels all arrangements and all diseases which
purgaye remedy reach fly before them like d1 kcss
before The sun.
Reader, IL you suffering from eny the nncrU Us
compla MS they cure-sufer moIe-the remedy has
been provided Tor you, and it s ninal neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry PeetoraI is ,he best medicine
Cough, is well known II the whole world and that
AyT's P' are the best OF all Pills, is known to those
who have used them
Prepared ny DR.. J. C.. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GOOD 4! To, Wheeling
Oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
FIVE silver NJ ednIs and seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS for first class DagucrIeo-
types. Adams & Co.'s Gallery is at the corneror Ut ion
and Main SITS. Strangers are invited 10 call. citizens
will do Pictures taken cheap the cheap
est. ie3O
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uIt was decided by the popular vote at the
late election that the capital of Georgia should not
be removed from MilIeigeyile. The majority
against removal was $4,000.
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND sTEaNro,r

IQV virtue of certain deeds o,myt from Mic,c, s,y.,
ncy 10 MYSELF duly acknowledged aud le,,,r,Iri ~,
gimia shall on Thursday, III 9gtn ia, OF N"yay,, s.,
1855, at II O'Clock, \. NJ, at The front door al tI
auction, Three Hundred aud Sixty lone share cr ~,
ital stock III the belmont and Nhrelim, En- d.
aud ClsO the late interest Of said Mrlae SwScNc,
10 the Steamboat CITY OF Wheeling said u,cgc, Hl
stock therein taken by said Michael Sweeney 10 I'm.
amount OF s. U9O-Ol which sum he paid in about ly,,
~ two hundred dollars in Casll-anl The al5nrr VT
said stock beng neatly paid m out OF the earrings ol ..
boat. ~ ''"
TERMS OF SALE-ons fourth cash. balance in ,l,,,
equal payments at UUI, eight and twelve months Nh,
interest, secured by negotiable notes aud an approved w
dOrser.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTI-
NOW

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTI-
MONY OF LADY.
ITO those who ha the pleasure Of knowing her, VIC
i need say mOhing, hui to others remark that dc
benefit tile suffering Induces to speak
None appreciate her JOY and gratitude in being
ievCd from pain, years suffering almost unaal
Iecd, but those Of there be any) who have suffered
like her.
Miss has long beena resident OF this city-Or the
last yelIS las been success fully conducting SUOl
at No GO baltimore street. The happy change in her
e'l his subject OF establishment and JOY her
ficndS We ask those Imte esrcd to call her. She
will Tell them OF her by HaIHPiOH's Tfpei'Te
Than she has written Thus is this remedy goes Civ
ing relief the sick We refer the pubic to them From
distant places also hear OF the happy result
These facts win the Testimony thousands
should skep:icism and rejude hide heads
and COncede that HanptOn'S IInctuIe is in Truth won
IerIu discovery.
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Read! ReadM
AND KEEP II CONSTANTLY IN YOUR

MINDS
'TNHAT have Just returned from the East with INV
SECOND FiLL STOCK,
and that II IS the largest andsOnGsl and cheapeg ever
brought TO Wheeling and say with perfect confidence
that only needs looking at and examining to sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
1000 collars, at only cents;
e5OO do at from 90 cents to $500, amongst which
are some SO beautiful and so entirely new Dust ar.
~ nYed IN The Batic) that they will Sell themselves;
~ pairs ladies' Kid Gloves very superior at 31Icl
"V' no MISSES do extra fine, slightly dam
700 pieces Coburgs, at all prices aud all colnrs;
o. do French MeIiuUs, suit the most stidious
lOOO do Trimming, The very latest styles, such az
mo'rc'AHtique, Plain and Edged, muss trimming
1900 Yards calico all styles and prices. some very nice
With SO many other goods of such beautiful designs
Inat AL ask IS Tor you TO examine IVY stock, and am
10 Cone, see and be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main st.
OCIo between Monroe and Union
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PITTABuROII, June Sill, 1Sia
am using pair Of MIR. SOlOmons' Glasses and i,l
them very comfortable. ciieerluy add INV I,1ne To- lie
humber Of those who recommend Tie N.
JOSEPH z. GAZZAM, NJ. D.
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MORE HOME TFsTIvoNv
BEATTY q Co,

MR. C. SoLoMox:-lh have tried the glasses YOU sold
for sufficient length time 10 test them fully and
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs
Moore is also able 10 read with hers with comfort alter
night which she has been able to do heretofore;
we concur in recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, t.25, 1855 HENRY MOOSE.