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Notioe


ME would respectfully INFORM hs friends
and patrons and the citizens Of Wheeling ana Vicinity
that he has his Fall Stock o.
Clotfs and ves;insr all OF which he Is prepared
70 naks up % order IN the laert and mos approved stylc
ard bot manner. short notice. cssro
an % piese The best tnyers All Be
good - feeealsae aided, sale. J II. STALLsfAS.
ostlf Merchant Tailor
s.fA gAADOfs suir ke-ic aud sfurlstic Acid az
w tFss tArGHLrSs ! RySHfIELn.S
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~
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye--Hsr burned
o. iaiaret - eAer DE fNsei yaEieatd ha,
stored and made besutlfaIy brown black. staout
chance q 5ury, b BsTCHEL0R ne wig Factory, ~
BfoedEsy vhsre ]. i 4de, sold 4pps On nine iTt-
rooas Aeoaatsrf-it zseis riisb WI possibiy De
eeys Easss special nore L TAKEN s.sels engraving
Eitil VIZ. A. BA7czz1oz anon Il seld b
TN. LOGAN CO.,
eea2sIn Brdre corner Druszist..
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PAIN sPANACEA, 81
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheunats- Neuraigs, Labaso sciasa Pie1rafic Palma
Palms IN the side. Chest. BACK and face, s~eiled
and Painful Joints, Weak Eaek, craihp,
Sore Throat, spralns, &c.
The thousands WHO have these Medicines testify 70
their excellent aeri.s by continuance o. their ,se To
those who lavenot them would TRYTIrEsf and
they win ind be All they are and that
they ~iiiact viii aiaoic-yise effect.
DR.. GEO. W, PHILLIPs, Sole Propre.or, Cincinnati,
Ohio. For sale wholesale and retail BIZ
LAUGHLZg7S e sUsHFygLD.
feisiy GrxssAL AossIs yoa gss1xns yaasIl.s
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RAvASEs % TaE caoLeaA rs IspiA.-The
cholera has searce been heard Of in Europe or
America the past season II has not prevailed
seriously any where on this continent and II Il
TO be hoped has forever departed. In India the
rayages Of the eloiesa have been terrible. as APP
pears by the following extract from Calcutta
letter IN tie London Times:
At the date Of theIatest accounts from the
Ppniab the cholera WAC fast abating ut the great
majority Of the stations, rs at Mean Meier where
y had been 30 very severe, and at Ferozepore
at Lahore the deaths sill ranged as high Is an
ayeTage Of 100 day, but, on the whole, the dis
order Is disappearing. Its rngages have been
very terrible. a8d are confirInatory or theory
which has been broached that places In which.
as In the Cities and stations Of the northwest
provinces, the disease is never endemic, appear
to suffer most severely from it, occasional yisi-
tati0ftst
tit yet too soon to compute with even an APP
Proclamation 10 ezaetness the number Of persons
who have fallen before II since first, in the mid
die Of May, il broke out at Agra. But Il Is said
that In that city alone, 1G GOO natives or fifth
Of the population perished. OF the losses incur
red by the purely native cities of northern Raj
lpootann and elsewhere, we haze no means Of
Judging, but they were undoubtedly very great.
The mortality afDohg Europeans is assumed by
the brtead gi. india, in the absence Of specific
data, 70 amount 10 500 for the months of July
and august The same journal frGces the pro-
gress Of the disease from Agra westward, sias
regularly as Ii it had travelled by day y
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RROtESSOR WOODS
HAIR
ER q STO r. a II i " e.
IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES
original growth color % fsr Is tssei iois ~ @
eernsd does net aiit Of doubt; besdes.
drul Itching. shape Of eatzaeos
Il bs s. IN no o,sss sess III + fan IN rs4g
twice week By the young, TsEnsriy II Tin presesTs a.
Rad and Judge 9 4, - = Z :
,fEssns. o. J. WOOD CO. = - -
eESTs-Yoars Or lie 1s.h cane duly TO h.ss. Es-
Ii-f ,tss,erltys. nave soifIrall' r
I've think ezu sen Il has lerksi raiFseszs . as
fstesAed Eesshair an lbs had = - =
Yours. rest,se.faiiy,
ssass II n GRIDLEY.
prov,sso. ,r,,o C. r. R once yapdaa, Jsss II ISIS
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in besrfa- 7ssrssr testi
months my hair as very ry 1t o-
5TS, siss colon at gossg. only APP
g y yss and Which. from The ny own ess can
ao'' cordially rss9nHs5 I. 70 70 e..sE r.
A-Pssi'e s Il Issii woLcorr.
p,oy ! (, ,voo, yIneennes. Ia. june q. ISIS.
Asyoa are about 10 Manufacture and y.5s vs.- =.
Gently discovered Hair vim stste for
e sshfss nor sl have sd es.
using other Hair Restoratives and tat ana ea.rs
With one Inon.,s plr rs =aa
any hair % ss yoaifa color and
Eeat dIscoloring the hanis that si,ply Il Or he as ~
hair. RespeetfsIy, scnrs .Ss am. '1re . ste
WILSON KING
49,, ,,.s- st. Louis, june % ISIS
yeur Hair and as sls You s rs
months ago. gray and using Two bodies 4 your
y resumed its original color and since rs
have been troubled with disagreeabe itehiss 81 he
i. ~ 7, @ sssssa that those Who use T. WIN regret
~ y Isss 70. Of having recently oiled
a p5ear, 9, . recommend n an
] ains 81. yours. &c.
II. L. STEWART,
PROF. wooD-
DEAR sIR: Ny hair had. for severaiyear.. been be-
which he application o. esineesssary IN
hen nsipg Hair ReEssra-
apont TWO months ago, 10 that condition. ana
having continued tt rithn ne last tree n
lastEe greatly preferred 10 ;ose pseaue b
,eai.on OF oils % other have ever used
70 ss used Restorative or sor lie saSs
sion 70 refer q s Or s hair
hrs. G. sydosps.
Cincinnati. Ohio, FEB. tot,. 1854 = -s''4 s.'ss';
prop. q. d WON wAiertoEn, Mas, May ?. 81.
Allow attest the virtues and magic po,s n vo,
HAT Fsstoraiye Three acrs since. being exeeediusiy
and Il began tei in restorif M u ,
atye selor and the hair which dry and harsh
falling; he and he haH os 8 an a,ea
las .,s g annoying before, not
= cHas WHITNEY.
ne ., we Oh CO. rcprissor SO Broaaway
sz,-Per sale in Wheeling by
sps-sm-daw .e'sA - = ~ ~ ,s..-s, -
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Valus5IeI PropzrtT foT SIC.

go y s.4slr5 "a ~ - lo4 SSstc-sl
70 EzE slfseT5tzr
eee1Ps-l fer
4 The eisy iEd 3 1sli as2-
class hef- r. e,hs= p5e1isss % ~ Eiz-sz
aEisead neFot Eskes FER elthEz = IS
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fRssns. o. ]. WOOD Z CO - a. -l.e is,s-
GENJs-Yours Of the 18Th came duly to hsrS5. Er-
closed pleas ind dolEaTs el araot for
Hail siesterEtye have soItt ran. - s II
yoa choose nay six dorm bfsf.s HAT fsso
i've mink e@n sell Il 5Torkea IaIFzei=s n is
Place Isoid 81 bottles that Us ls5 ~ Il
kicked EsEshair ont All over his had. : = =
Yours, respectfully,
: -aas NJ IL GEIDEEY.
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PROF. wooD-
Cincinnati, Ohio. Yeb t0t 1854. .''''sl g.
lyAiertorn, Ma.... 10 3. ID.

PROP. o. j. WOOD y 7 'iAss.s siAy :, o..
Allow me 70 attest virtues and ma ric r,o,rx IN -
Hair Restorative. Three Inorfhs since hin, -
gray and commenced ne two
ana Y soon began 70 tell in restor the n te
selor and the hair which before dry and harsh
o, now became soft ana glossy, IL G,
,atng, ne dandrnn disappeared and the caiost aIlhs
itching, annoying before and moi on
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III Market ST., ST. Louis = - = = siaa
eZy-Por sale in Wheeling hy
.p.-sm-daw + = Los ssal Z Coz *
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latest News
JOHN L. HARGREAVES
UN ION HALE BBILISIEG

Asi Az parshased The entire stock A. Vincent
ann Iaie important and heavy additions i ~
constantly Keeping good and selling AZ -
a.s 70 obtain = the
my old friends and The public generally en- ~ nj. 5
- nssst .,5ss,., JOHN L. HARGRRAFEs.
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PROFESSOR W00DrS
HAIR
r. ESTO r. a II i V e.
IT HAS WORKED MIRAcLEslli

THAT an the Bald and Gray can be restored perfectly 10
dSss act aait Of doubt; besides, it'll sTeTy
alsease Of the sealp, whether de-eopea dan-
in no possible vii fan IN caring =
" ~ magic. nervous or periodical bsadsee, n sed
tSce week by the younE. FeRuIsEjy. Il E preserve
so4e5 and sep the hair from falling, any
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UNcLE ToDrs cABIl

W ez.-z Arr. r. r.sE-sEss se.tk BY $780,
= Al er1-- : - 49,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-30

SIoNrrcANr.-The Herald says: From
many years Of close observation of the
dOings Uf Congress. we can safely assert
that where y measure Of vast importance
may require an additional vote or two to
pass it, they can be secured. We may
refer to the tariff bill of l642, the tariff
bill Of is46, the Texas annexa,ion reso.
lutiOns, some vital points in the COmpro
mise measures of 1850. and to some Of
the close and critical votes upon the Kan.
zas Nebraska bill. These examples, and
many others. bear US out in the conclus.
ion that upon almost any great measure
before Congress requiring one, two. OF
three, or a halfa dozen additional votes
to squeeze it through, they can be picked
up. and often where least expected"
Why these dark hints! Speak plain
er. Who picks 'em up. With ,ohat are
they picked up!
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-30

JAMES BUcHANAN.-The Washington
Organ thus concludes an article on The
Democratic nomination. .
Mr., Buchanan is a very quiet, orderly
well behaved, exemplary. modest, fine.
looking old gentleman. and aD exceed
ingly accommodating politician, He was
m old fast ioned Federalist, and is mod.
crn Democrat. he was a good Native
American, and is a strong anti.American;
he was opposed to the war Of 1912, bul
is in favor of the next war he mainta
ed the Missouri Compromise and sought
to extend it to the Pacific ocean, but he
is now in favor Of kansas Nebraska and
slavery extension" at the South, and oil
"Nebraska KAnsas and no more slave
States" u the North; he was in favor oi
che principles of the WilmoGS3roviso, bat
is in favor Of anything'sise his party
pleases he was conservative in his views;
but is now square upon a 6llibustering
platform {; his nomination was TO says
"platiOrm" an overture to the Freesoil
ers Of the North, but is the very nomina.
,ion the Fire.eaters demanded Shout
North Shou, South! Isn't every fac.
ton suited AspA ha -. .,,
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~" RelributiOn, Tale Of Passion,
by Mrs. E. D. E. N. South worth, author
Of The Lost Heiress,' Deserted Wife,
Missing Bride, &c, &c. Complete in
one large duodeciuo volume. neatly
hound in cloth, for $l,25, OF in two vol
umes, paper cover. el ,oO."
We take pleasure in announcing anOth-
er work by this jus ly celebrated and
popular suthOress. A critic, who has
read the work in manuscript, says: !:
"Retribution, stamps Mrs Southworth as
among the first, if not the first, and best
female writer in America, that is as to
the effect she produces on the mind and
feelings. Some may employ more
flowing style and trim of periods more
arristically smooth, but for boldnsss, vigor
and graphic force, Mrs. S has no equal.
The plO. is we'll laid and the characters
fully and ably developed. But the work
is not only thrilling one, it is practical
moral delineation Of the human character.
Its aims are to improve the moral train
ing of children, and its tendencies to
teach US how to enjoy life at any and
every stage. No book has ever come into
our hands TINT will better ay a calm
and patient perusal."
Copies Of either edition Of the work
will be sent to any part Of the Uni ed
States. free Of postage, OH remi ting the
price Of the edition desired to The pub
Usher in a letter. Published and for sale
at the cheap Book and Publishing EsIab.
lishment Of T. Is. Peterson, No. l02
Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
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Naas RepubIican Conventions.

The Republican Slate Central Com
mittee Of Ohio. announce Mass COnven'
tiOns 10 be held as follows:
At Dayton on Wednesday, the S0th OI
July.
At Fremont on Wednesday, the 9th oI
August.
At GAINESVILLE on Wednesday, the 18th
Of August.
At ChillicOthe on Wednesday, the 2Oth
of August.
Al MassilOn on Wednesday, the 27Ill
Of August.
The Committee also state that they are
in correspondence with distinguished
speakers Of our own and other States, and
the persons who will address The above
meetings in every county in Ohio. which
are now being arranged, and which will
in due time be announced.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Henry Jackman. Pltff In the Court of

Henry Jactman. Pltf. In the Court of
Alph. Morse % Ct ais. Dens. 'Pi Petition. .''''
NOTICE is hereby given to Alpha
~ Morse and Harriet Morse, his wife, Eraa-
tus H. Stanton and Mary s. Stanton, his wife,
Frederic W. Calnman, Robert MJinsey and
Daniel @. Coster. all Of whom reside in the
State Of New York, that Henry Jackman, ON
the 23d Of June A. D. 1856, filed his petition
against them, in which he prayed. among other
things, judgment against the said Alpha Morse
and Erastus Fl. Stanton for the sum of $685..
66 with interest from December 4th, A. D..
1854; and the foreclosure Of mortgage upon
ship. in Jefferson County, Ohio, being the
property heretofore sold by Henry Jackman to
the said Morse and Stanton. The said peti.
tion sets forth that the other defendants, Gam.
man, MJinsey and CoSter, claim to have some
interest in the said property, by reason of a
deed Of trust and other agreements and deeds
between the parties, which the petition char.
ees to be void. The petition asks for Judge.
ment against said Morse and Stanton for the
sum Of $29l6, ,66, with interest from December
4th A. D. 1854 that the instruments between
said Morse and wife. Stanton and wife and
the other Defendants herein, be held to be null
and void, and that the mortgaged premises
herein, be ordered to be sold tO satisfy the
judgement herein asked 10 be rendered.
The Defendants will further take notice tha,
their answer must be fled by the day Of
1856, or the matters and things IN
said petition will be taken as true against them
anG a judgement accordingly,
HENRY JACKMAN, Plaintiff,
By THOMAS MEANS. his Atty.
juiy2 Ct.
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PITTsBUReH ADYERTIgRM1NFI.
Pittsburgh Chemical & Yafnilh WalLl.

PINCH & CO.. respectfully infofm
Druggists and DealrFs Ia Varnishes esnof.
ally, that they have for some time bssn en-
gagged in the preparation Of all descriptions sf
Copal aud other vaFnishes, aud are nov rse-
pared to supply their friends and the pebble
generally with articles " the Srry bsst manu-.
facture, made Of the besl material, and selseted
with the greatest care, and on the mos, faseE-
able teFmR
Finch 4 Co. intend to devote themselves o.
cultivating first class trade, aud haze ~
doubt that thpiF efforts, on trial, will prove
satisfactory. Tkeir tariff Of prices will ba
found equally low with any u the Easssfn
markets, and, being dstermined that no Arti-
Gle shall leave their works but uf approved
and tested quality they Only AK fof trial.
and q share Of public patronage. To our fns
body Coach Yarnish. we would cali particular
attention. This article is equal 10 aAy English
Coach Varnish Of The very best brands, heiug
made exactly after the process Of the fsst class
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Doaglasa.
Who for many years was engaged IN soms e
the most extensive entablishILe ent In RnRland
and Scotland. Our Anti. Corrosive Black Var
nish, we would particularly recommend 70
Founders, boat builders. and manufactures q
Iron generally. Its peculiar qualities pssyspia
OxydiSatation entirely, which is q great 'dsAi6-
eratum TO those using varAish for iron, cad
preferable TO asphaltum and other compouude
All orders left at Messrs. John Trivia a Sons.
Front Street, will be punctually attended to (:
or with J. Finch, l97 Third Street.
iuly9.
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DR.. Hardman treats Connumpsion, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Laryngitis and all diseases
of the throat and lungs by Medicated In
halation. The great point in the treat
ment of all human maladies, is to get at
the disease in direct manner. All medi-
cines are estimated by their action upon
the organ requiring relief. This is the
important fact upon which Inhalat ion 10
based. If the stomach is diseased, we take
medicines directly into the stomach. II
the lungs are diseased, breathe or inhale
msdicated vopors into the lungs. Medi-
cines are the antidoteh to disease, and
should be applied to the very seat Of dis
ease. Inhalation is the application of this
principle to the treatment of the lungs, for
it gives us direct access to those intricate
air-cells and tubes which lie eat Of reach
Of every other means of administering
medicines. No charges for consultation.
OrHEk DisEAsEs TKEArEb.-ln relation
to the following diseases, either when CON.
plicated with Lung affections or existing
alone, / also invite consultation. usually
find them promptly durable.
Prolapsus, and oil other forms of Female
Complaints, Irregularities and Weakness
Palptations, and all other forms of heart
disease, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and all other diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels, Piles, &c. Gz7
All diseases Of the eye and ear. Neural.
gia. Epilepsy and all forms of nervous dis
ease. No charge for consultation.
8. d. HARDMAN, N. D.
CINCINNATI REFERENcEs.--Prof. A. H.
Baker, Surgeon to Marine Hospital, Prof.
G. B. Chapman, Col. of Med. and Surg;
Prof. B. 8. Lawson, Col. of Med. and Surg !;
Prof. Jas. Graham, Ohio Medical College (;
Prof. Z. Slack Prof. z. Mead.
SANDusKy CRY REVERENcEs.- anuary
81, l654.-We the undersigned Physicians
of Sandusky City, have been acquainted
with the practice of DR.. Hardman and can
cheerfully recommend him to the Profession
and wherein he may practice:
Daniel Tilder, NJ. D.; NJ. C. Hoyt, NJ,
D.; e. 8. Lane, M. D.; H. J. Danahoo,
NJ. D.; L. A. Silva, NJ. D.; L. A. Blan-
chard, NJ. D.; E. Stanly, M. D.; A. Austin
M. D.; Geo. B. Morton, M. D.; r. r.
M'Meens, NJ. D.; J, Knox Walsh, M. D.;
WIN. Workman, N. D.
July l6tf.
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A Voice from Virginia. .

CABIN POINT, Surry Co., Va.--Dr. Seth
8. Hance IL was in Baltimore in April,
1854, and from paper l received Of yours
was induced to buy box Of your pills,
recommended as a sovereign cure for the
Epileptic Fits. At that time one of my
servants had been afflicted with fits about
twelve years. When reaching home, I
commenced with the pills according to di-
rections. l do not think she has had one
since. My wife, though, is somewhat in-
duced to believe she may have had one only.
Enclosed you will find 6ve dollars, for
which you will please forward me two box
es. suppose you can forward them by
mail. Your compliance will oblige me.
Yours respectfully, M. P. SLEDoE.
DR.. Hance's Epileptic Pills are olsO a
sovereign remedy for every modification Of
nervous diseases. Tho nervous sufferer,
whether tormented by the acute, physical
agony Of neuralgia, tiCdolorcux, or ordina-
ry headache, afflicted with vague terrors,
weakened by periodical fits, threatened
with paralysis, borne down and dispirited
by that terrible lassitude which proceeds
from lack of nervous energy. or expert
encing any other pain Of disability arising
from the unnatural condition of the won
derful machinery which connects every
member with the source of sensation, mo-
ton and thought--dsrives immediate ben-
eft from the use of those pills, which a;
once calms, invigorates, and regulates The
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mail
free of postage. Address Seth s. Hance,
l06 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Price
one box, s.; two, $5; twelve, S24.
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nr HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.

W H00FLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TERS--THE GREAT REMEDY Foa N1R.
vous DEsILirY.--J. NJ. Hulshizer, Doyles.
town, Pa, June %, 1853, says: my
wife has been afflicted with nervous de.
bility since September, 1851, since which
time I have been unable to find any physi.
clan or medicine that would benefit her in
the least, uatil one day called at the store
OF DR.. Harvey, Of this town, fer some tine
ture Of iron, and described to him the affiic-
tiOna Of my wife hc then handed me lot
o. papers to read, among which found
one describing your German Bittsrs, 1 i'm.
mcdiaeely procured a few bottles itOa hias,
and am pleased to state that the uso Of thu
Bitters has done her more good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken. / wish
you to send ne halt dozen bottles.n
Sec advertisements lg july2S,
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FURNITURE I! ssll
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
PITTsBURGM.


THE subscriber would respectfully in-
form his friends and the public, that be has
purchased the interest If his late partner and
is now aole proprietor Of this great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Establishment, the most
extensive and complete Of the kind il tho eOua.
try.
With stock of lover one million feet Uf ehoios
lumber well seasoned, and siyoSg force u
FIRST rate mechanics. be will commence opera
tiOns in few days, when he will be ready to
attend to the orders Of his numerous friends aAd
customers.
A variety Of new styles Of Furniture will BE-
introduced and sold at low prices.
Particular attention will be given tN the maA-
nfacturing Of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHotsls which WILDE aold on accommodating
terms and at prices that will defy competitions.
Cane Seat Chairs made at thiR establishments
90 much admired for durability and neatness
Of design will be sold at the reduced prices n
$3.50 to So per set.
Scroll saving and Turning Of al kinds done
to order. ..
O'Rooms with Steam power n rent.
VsneerS. VaTnisk. hair cloth, Mulliny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always o.
hand and will be sold TO the trad at small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
n. Il. RYAN, 81, Fifth st..
oct. }. Pittsburgh.
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