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AmbrotYpes q Daguerreotypes

THE subscriber Monroe street. is daily
producing AmbrOtypes, which taking the place OF
Dagerreoypes For proof Of the neness of tone and SUI
discerning public He particular attention his
STEREOSC1PIG AND TRANSPARENT AABROTfPES;
AsoO Lockrts and Pins, made expressly for this new style
OF work.
AS these pictures IN from to Ave seconds
almost entirely removed Groups OF
sons Of different and conFexons AmbI?tyPed With
out difficulty. Pictures be copied By thi process
they will remain unchanged for ages all Ambsotjpes being
Theoretically gel two plates OF glass; warrants
ed never TO fade.
Caution against pictures called Abro-
types properly being single plate Of Elns
defaced. AS the facilities OF the undeFsgn-
constantly increasing, he will be prepared to MAKE
Daguerreotypes at all prices.
Rooms the old place until May 1st when he viii remove
to his new aud spacious establishment side Of Main ST.,
Union Monroe which will be Of the best
arranged establishments in the country The entire length
rooms 1876 feet No pains will be spared
in for producing superior work. and ensur-
Ing the comfort of ylstors.
les A. g. PARTRlD6E.
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Melode0nS.
OPENED THIS MORNING, fresh supply of Prince !
" Co.'s MelOdeons Of and Octayes plain and piano
style, OF fine rosewood finish, with mouldinEs.
These need recommendation OF ours, as
durability superiority both In tone and tonch over
ali others can be easily proved from the different churches
private families, this city and surrounding country
who have them in
With dne stock Of Chickering's Piano Portes, and
6a< oetaVes call the attention OF the musical
world
sep and look In at % Union street JAS. MELLoR
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NEnYoUs AND RnEuMAT1C ALTERATIONS.

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC ATTENTIONS.
This cangeale weather is likely produce great deal
Of sckneEs. To persons troubled with rheuat
affections, wonld recommend BoerhaYe's Holland Bit
tiers On referring to columns will find certificates
from some first German and English cittzens-Fd.
S2ddts ZeifHnl.
TIE wORsr FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, who have used thoroughly tested and
mend Doerhave's Holland Bters remedy for Plies
We ART liberty publish their nameA will
pleasure referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
taEen-say hnteaspoontul- and night,
hour before meals <,.,s.o,.,
The great popularity Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur-
chasing he persuaded 70 hug anything else until yon
Boerhaves Holland Buffers fair trial One bot
tie will conAInce how infinitely superior ills to all these
at 81 per bottle bottles for s5 by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, il. Gco,
Manufac turing pharmaeeutists and Chemists,
cor SruIthfeId Third SITS, Pttabu=gh
l.uHShIibG a IGnshReId,
rhe6:laWIy Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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DIED.
On The 9th inst At his residence in Kirkwood, Ohio, Nj
JOSEPH KIRKWoOD, old and respected citizen Of TIA
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
= 4 AND 6-4 Pillow Case Linen extra quality;
rnys7 HEISKELL SWEARlNGEN.
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q q 81 q. 81 Isl n Y S .

CA CT U S s X r 7 s.
BY EXPRESS.
THIS important and valuable Improvement in the manu-
Of Ladies Skirts account Of the Light Piia-
bic Adjustable Plats they form about the waist their
graduation thence the bottom, the impossby OF their
breaking adoption any change Of position,
gives graceful and elegant form TO aadys dress
The stiffness OF series "f cords o! the hbres OF
the Cactus leaf running horizontally around them, while
the fabric casually coCn between and covering the cords
renders them always Of nature perfectly flexible.
just received by
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Finn Of Bond { Keiiogg, DragEists, St. Paul.

The undersigned Rev J. r. Bragg minister reEu
lar standing aud Pastor Orthodox Church, Brook
field, Massachusetts He Is gentleman OF great influence,
1nfvrr lie k,sln .a
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New Insurance Company
NOTICE hereby given, that the m day Of july next
Books will opened for the receiving OF subscriptions
the capital OF the CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING, incorpo-
rated the February, 1856, the following places,
to wits at Mechanics Bani Of Wheeling: at
Wheeling and At the Whe ling Savings Insttu-
ton; said Books to he kept open for ten days.
Dollars per share to he paid at the time OF subscribe
'As' '"N HENRY MOORE
n. NELSON.
WI. Mccoy.
A. ALLEN HOWELL.
JVT,s.lf,~ Jrne 4 1SS6 lea
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WM. D1 XIX
DROokTIELD, january y, 1855.
PROFESSOR woop-

DEAR srA: Having made trial of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE it gives pleasure to that lis effect
has excellent removing inamnlatio dandTuu, and
constant tendency itching which have been
bled from childhood and has also restored my hair
becoming gray, its original color. have used
other article, with anything Ike The pleasure or
profit Yours. truly,
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J. X. BRAGG.
ia Market street, ST. Louls, |.
Novel, 2 1874

III Market street., 81. LOUIS
March ), 1855.
DEAR SIR:I an doing extensive travel in the West
States general Adams Amer
lean Linnent and would glad you would 1Torne with
consignment OF PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
feel that can many places where II Is not
known as my head is living testimony of It's invaluable
properties, in restoring te hair to its natural color a
forty years my almost white; but after
using half pint bottles, hair Ia beautiful auburn
sixteen and much Improved in appearance and
without bottle hand for the price OF ten
should be glad to hear from you
Very respectfully,
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE
L

No. 4 Washington HAIL,
MONROE st.
JTYHERE will be found constantly very large Tarie-
Piano Fortes and Patent Melcdeons
of the latest improved styles thorough manufae
Of which will be warranted to Tor
just oDepuv-splendId Rosewood ss< So and octave
Pianos Of the popular substantial Boston MAKERS
Also, 4 AZ, and octave Rosewood Meodeons Carhars
Patent splendid parlor instrnment at manufacturers
prices "a stop Double MelOdeOus, the best substitute for
Church Organs.
The Gutars viCns, F11sinas AeeoFdeens Flutes,
wanted 1y the musical community,
Mt the lowest prices.
e~Ptanos andkAIelodeons to let IA
aii23 B. r. T0BIS.
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no ooRRNsPoNDENTs

s eo.eernine s1bssFfption advertising o. other d
LtSsiness Of DE IntsgeneeT, should be Addressed 70
- SocuIag tbe editorial Department Of The paper,
= sddrlsed The E1itors, Jointly or TO either Que
4 ON r,ng for publication, WI please write
49, me side Of the paper.
CIV f.rvapee Of the above rules VIII greatly obse rs,
49, more prompt attention TO correspondents than
= 1icht Otherwise receive
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MAY l. iSbn In3%--H
ICEi 1CE!! ICI!!!
subscriber is Prepared I" deliver ice TO the citi
Of Wheeling generally. His ice put IN above
Futnn Three Mile Housc, formerly occupied by F. D.
HoruboOk, and is perfectly free from dirt He intends to
deliver himself assisted by lis son, that his customers
"i ap Is Ittf'''s'' ~ voLSEY WARD.
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NeW GrocerV.

THE subscriber taken lately occupied
by Morrison, Williams Co. Market street, second
below Uunn where has OpGneil entirely fresh
stock FAMILY GROCERIES, every article Of the best
quality, carefully selected and purchased with cash.
sIstnE in part of the following articles, viz:
Refined Sugars, Loaf Crushed and Powdered New Or
leans Sugar:
Coffee, Rio and Java.
Teas best GunpoEder, HyEon, Skin and Black chulau
aud OOlonE.
GoldrIr syrup SCz Orleans Melasses.
HutucGs, Cloves, and all THE Spices generally used.
Fancy and Common Soap, Candles, Starch and l:ice.
bacon, Hams, Dried Beef, Family Flour, &c. &c.
invites the citizens Of Wheel
'''s' HENRY L. REED.
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o. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietor. sls Broadway, n Y and
ia Market ST., ST. Louis
EE-FOr sale in Wheeling by
T. II. LOGAN & co,
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1. o. o. F.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
rIERE be adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders
i Of the Odd Fellows Hall Association held ut the Hail.
corner Market Quincy Streets Saturday evening
eth * o'clock, for the purpose OF tleetinE Trustees
the adoption o! b II Is important that
stakeholder should be present.
- ALoNZo LoRING Chairman.
L. F. HELLER, sec'y. ja4
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STEA MBOATS.
New Arrangement.

rT-S THE WHEELING AND PARKERsBURGE
- iSiAIL PACKET
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INSURANCE..

INSURANCE.
HOME FIRE AND MARINE
IsH.SULtANCE GO-nPAN4 1.
[oFFICE no. : WALL STREET. n. II
CssH CAEIEAI e
THIS Company owned and managed by some Of the
Wealties best merchants In the city orE-
For particulars enquire Of w +. PETERSON,
jns Agent for Wheeling and EienltE:
ATHEN AUM FIRE OFFICE,
London.
Available Capital 1,254.5oo.
WILL TAKE any aud all fair Fire Risks at reasonable
LOSES are adjusted and promptly paid without reference
For further particulars enquire Of
MAI. +. PETERSON, Agent
for Wheeling and vicinity.
OFFICE next door to the NJ & N. Bank. mh8
Valley of Virginia
FIRE AND NARIyE INSURANCE c0NPAEf.
WIN. IT. selby, Agent at wheeling.
OFFIcE-at the store of Talaut Dcnrain, Main
" between Monroe and Quincy Streets are prepared to
take customary Goods in transitu Steam
boats, Stores, Dwellings, Sc.
JRB Baker, Tallant & Deiaplaln,
Norton, Aci1esOn Co. G. lIardmnn,
Bradr S, c. Baker Co.,
List Howell, o.W. HelsSen Co.,
septic
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AMI

Mr.. Foster expressed Disqualification at this
suggestion, and in order that it might be carried
out, he Withdrew his resolution. Senate ad-
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mats ana caps.
g. AVERY.
daily receiving opening large additions his Pa
Hats and Caps, comprising Of the &c
erA assortmentS that has been offered to the public
call and
NoI. Jag and 14s, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
sq21daW 8. AVERY
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
Unsettled.

The New York Express calls Buchanan the
Great Unsettled" and proves his title to the
name in the following conclusive manner:
James Buchanan is the man that never settled
ANYTHING He settled down a Federalist in early
life but his connections becoming unsettled he
turned out fall-fedged Democrat. AS d.
plomatist, he undertook to "settte' the Oregon
difficulty, by holding out for "54: 40" as "clear
and Observation-Disclosures his claim in that bus
mess was awfnlly unsettled by the accept
ance of some five degree less. He went te
England but "settled" nothing. He came away
leaving everything unsettled. He tried to, but
did not settle the enlistment dispute. lie did
not settle the Central American question. He
did not settle the disputed arbitration of the
| Clayton Bulwer treaty. In short, he settled
nothing. Altogether, he had led very unset
tied life. He has never settled anything, at
uome or abroad and we believe he never will
And from our Southern observatory, we are
inclined to the belief that about the Ides of No
vember. He again will be in very unsettled
state both OF mind and body and again will it
be necessary for him to change his principles
for the prevailing sentiment in the Southern
precincts will bar the possibility OF his ever be-
ing able to recline in the long sought Chair oil
State, where alone will ever be found reDose
for his ambitious Soul, which for the last forty
years, has been soaking in the Stygian pool OF
Office lust, whence it has lately been resurrec
tons re sking IN the odors of its resting place,
and having passed the sham ordeal of Dem
ocratic Addition is now pTesented.to the Amerl'
can people as sole specimen of unwavering
Demo cratic consistency.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

" Resolutions passed at the MrssissIrri AMERi-
CAN Stare CoNvrNTioS, held at jackson, january
H. 1856:
REsoLvED, That Tie thanks Of this convention
are due 10 Mrs. Harriet NJ Prewett, Editress Of
The American Banner, published In Yazoo City,
for the inestimable services she has rendered 10
the American cause in The recent contest
Ater some eloquent remarks by Hon. Hon. Jos.
d Cobb, It was, on his motion, unanimously
adopted.
Mr. Richard Cooper offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That this convention recommend
10 the American Party throughout the State Of
Mississippi, the American Banner, published by
B1rs. H. N. Prewett, and commend u to their
considerations and support.
We call upon the members OF the American Party
throughout the State, 10 aid in giving the Ameri'
can Banner wide circulation. It will be remem
bered that we have had the name Of MILLARr
FILLMORE at the masthead of our paper, ever since
took down Gent SCOTS in November, 1852
Ours was, by eighteen months, the first American
paper in the State-and was the first to adopt the
Philadelphia Platform. 1t will also be remembered
;hat ont OF the five Congressional Districts. wa
the only one to elect a Member Of Congress, anC
il the votes Of Yazoo that elected him. W,
trust the friends Of the good cause throughout tn
State, and especially in this district will exer
themselves in our behalf
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
BUCHANAN's
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

ITO. this platform intend to confne myself
throughout the canvass, believing that l have ne
right, as the candidate Of the Democratic. party,
by answering interrogatories, to present new and
difsrent issues before the people. 84
The above we clip from Mr.. Buchanan's letter of
acceptance, which we deem rather severe rcbuke
addressedto the ignorant and noisy advocate Of Mr.
BIS at Mr.. BE- soundness, asa national man. He
says: "to this platform intend to comm myself
Throughout the canvass" As much as to say, / do
it merely for the sake Of success of party and for the
promotion Of my election that though / do not
wholly, or in anywise accord with the principles by
which am to be governed, or the policy under
which am to act shall attempt to square myself
days. until after my calling and election made sure
The inference is that he Intends if elected to do like
other old Bucks follow his own head he intends 70
confne himself throughout the canvass to the plat
form, but after that time, if elected he will MT
slider himself pledged to follow up favor anything
embraced in the platform, but viii still, ever. be
at liberty to- advocate the ten cents principle of CON-
penation-to bleed himself tho Democ racy is fainlt
every time Democratic blood swells his veins too
tightly-to give away half of our acquired domains
though we have a right. to the whole--to curse
slavery, as of yore, as being moral, social and
political curseto veto the admission of new States
into the Confederacy. as long their constitutions
recognizes the institution of slavery within their
limits as part of their social systems--to act al
other acts, and advocate oil other ed principles
which make up the substance of his recorl land
brand his whole course. political and private life
as foul mixture of Federalism interspersed with
Demoeracy-free trade. varied by protective tariff
Observation-Disclosures sofencd into free soism anc
all now covered under the dark spotted mantle of De
mocracy.-by which name the unwary are intended
to be gulled deluded. and finally persuaded into tn
support Of man who has been everything-advo
Gated every principle that has characterized ever.
party since 1913 up to the present time
James Buchanan is no man for the South ant
for fear that the suspicious of the South be RAISED
against him. he precludes the possibility of his pre-
sent sentiments being known by saying that he will
answer no questions involving direct or collateral
issues That he was placed upon the platform with
J cut being questioned, and he shall stand upon
without giving answers to questions, because ne say
he "has no right, the candidate of the Democrat
party by answering interrogatories, to present new
and different issues to the people" Very con
siderte, old Buck.
Doubtless, if he were TO answer questions, new
issues would be presented to the people, and issue
different from those now before them-ssdes srikin
at the removal of that political and social curse
which 30 much troubled his youthful aspirations
Slavery.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
THE COMPONENT PARTS OF THE
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

bas- 1t cannot be commended that the Cincin-
natl Convention was fair representation of the
Democratic party of the country. There were
at least one hundred postmasters in attendance,
and nearly one thousand office-holders Of various
grades were present, either as delegates upon the
floor or composing a very considerable portion OF
the .ontside pressure These officer. holders
were not there to represent their people, but to
save their own bacon. They don't care what be-
comes Of the people nor Of the Union nor the
country, SO that they are allowed to feed vt the
public crib It was thus that the rights Of the
South were bartered away for the hope Of Nation
al Free-soil support. 1t was thus tLat platform
was adopted that was intended to cheat both sec
tons of the country. Il was was thus that Jas.
Buchanan, ssone of the same Sort life-long of
Zee seeker, was selected as the candidate for the
Presidency. But the Office holders and ofice.seek-
ers. in their blind thirst for the public plumber,
have exposed their hands; the people will zee the
fraud, and win disown it. They may be willing
to make sacrifices for their country. they may
consent to yield much for party succes but they
will never agree % become parties 70 such grand
swindle for the mere purpose Of gratifying the In
aatisble gluttony Of the great army Of oiiceseek-
who congregated at Cincinnati and nominated
L has B Buchanan. louisville Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-I

The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-PRo
Boxo PuBLIco-" cry mother should have . box.
in the house, hanv in case of accidents to the
children"
Readings Russia Salce-It is Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and Is recommended by
physicians 1t is sure and speedy cure for Burns,
Bifes, Bols, Corns, Felons, Chilblains, and Old
Sores Of every kind. For Fever Sores, Ulcers, Itch
Scald Head, Nettle, Rash, Bunnions, Sore Nipples
recommended by nurses), Whitlows, Sites, Testers
Flea Bites, Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Scurvv
Sore, Salt Rheunn, Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts
and Flesh Wounds, it is most valuable remedy and
cure, which can be testified to by thousands who
have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity for
the last thirty years. In no instance win this s,lve
do an injury, or interfere with physicians pre-
scriptions. tits made of the purest materials, from
recipes brought from Russia of articles growing in
that country-and the proprietors have letters from
all classes, eergymen physicians, sea captains nur-
SEES, and others, who have used it themselves and
recommend it to 9th RS Redding's Russia Salve lie
u up in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with
picture of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved ON the wrapper. Price IS
cen box Sold at all the stores in town or coun-
try, or may be ordered of any wholesale druggist
Redding & Co., proprietors. For sale by NJ Eman-
ual wholesale agent for Mississippi and Louisiana.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
Buchanan,s war-lilkc Chains.

Some of the Sag NIGHT editors. in enumera-,
ting the claimsof Buchanan upon the people,
have. had the impudence TO speak Of him as hay-
ing been among the FIRST to take up arms In de-
fence Of his connyy ID the year 1912. This
gross Justification Of the record can be attributed
onlysto theut.er ignorance or TO willful at
tempt to deceive. So far from aiding his coun-
trymen in the war Of 1912, be took the part Of
England in that contest. He abused Mr.. Mad
ison's administration for undertaking to carry
on war with Great Britain. He declared that
the war was unnecessary, ill-adyised and un.
necessary, i'll. advised, and unprovoked.. He was
at that time prominent among the Hartford
Convention Federalists, who, instead Of taking
up arms in defence of their country, were ar
rayed against it and have been charged with
giving aid and comfort and warnings Of danger
to the British forces.
Mr., Buchanan's antipathy to oil the patriots
who took part in the defence Of our country
during that war so great that he would not even
remain. in his seat in the House of Representa-
tives of Pennsylvania while that body paid q
compliment to gang of patrioaic shipcarpen-
tiers who went from Philadelphia to Lake Erie
to build the ships Of Commodore Perry's feet.
venerable citizen of Washington, who was
in this party OF ship-carpenters, has related TO
the editor OF the American Organ the following
incident. He says, that in the year 1913, he
himself was at the head of agang Of ship-car-
penters who went from Kensington, near Phil
adelphia, to Erie, for the purpose of building
Commodore Perry's feet On their way to Erie
they passed through Harrisburg, where the
Pennsylvania Legislature was then In session,
of which body James Buchanan was member.
The Legislature invited the carpenters to attend
its session, and received them standing. But
James buchanan was so bitterly opposed to tie
acar that he refused 10 participate IN this mark of
respect to ttose patriotic mechanics that he left the
House in disgust.
/ Can American mechanics support such man
for the Presidency! In the person of this ven-
cradle mechanic, there is living witness OF
Mr.. Buchanan's hostility to this country He
SO heartily hated his countrymen engaged in the
war of 1879 that, as Representative in the
Pennsylvania legislature, he refused % take
part in a simple and well deserved acknowledg-
ment of the patriotism Of men about to expose
themselves to dangers and privations. to devote
their time and labor and their lives to then
country's service. Will the mechanics of ous
, Union endorse his Federalism, his antipathy ts
the defenders of our liberties. by eleyating hin
to the highest Office in the Gift Of the people!
VIII they thus applaud his refusal to do honor
to the patriotic little band Of mechanics of 1918
or will they, by their votes, approve The patriot
ism of their fellow mechanics and avenge the
] insult offered to them By the federalsst, James
Buchanans