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BrRSrSe or sT. MAey's CoLLEaE-.Abouton one
o'clock in the morning of the 27thultimo, the
building of St. Mary's Colleges Catholic insti.
tuition, located abOuta mile and a half south of
Dayton, (ohio,l was destroyed by fire, which
originated in an adjacent carpenters shop.
Thee Iiace consisted ofa main building, and two
wings, was of brick two stories in height. 1t
answered at once the purposes of a school and a
monastery, and in it were accommodatedtwenty-
four pupils and sixteen brethren Ofthe order Of
St Mary, besides teachers, assistants, &C. A
large portion ofthe library was saved, andmost
Ofthe furniture The losso the buildingis ten
thousand dollars, entirely insured IS
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There are in New Orleans tbs sail, 500
grog shops, to q population of so, that is
one .grog shop to every twcnty-nine persons.
H The London Times advocates the arnaIIga-
nation of all the railroad lines in tue Kingdom
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'Truth stranger than FICTION. .
~ zNE AEF1IcTgn NEaR rzE rEszz,loa-1-

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TESTIMONY
OF 4 LADY
70 those who have the pleasure OF knowing her We need
say nothing but to OtheTs rcuiHTI that desire 10
the suffering Induces her thus speak can a-
IIrctate her joy and gratitude in being relieved from Hiu
alter years Of suffering unparalleled but f there be
amy who have suffered like her. "
Miss has long been resident Of thla eltvor The last
years has been successfully conducting school at No $50
baltimore street The happy change In her subject
astolshnvht and JOY to her rends We ask
those Interested to call her She viii till them more Of
hcr cure by HI'HOnS 2irtUrS than she has written Thus
~ Is THIS remedy goes on giving relief to the Sick We
te pubic TO them From distant places we also hear
Of hs SANE happy result Trsc facts With the concurrent
tesnonS Of thousands, Should skepcsn ind raju-
ace 70 hide their heads and ccncsde that smptOns Tine
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WIN. a. nATCnEl OR,s IIAlR DYE

9WNt' q. bA ECdAtsH OEk'S HIIAHR DK K
GREY, Red, Eassy Hair Dyed instantly beautiful
and natural black without the least injury Hair
or skin.
FtFtErS aED1ts DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Vim.
A. Bachelor since 1889, and 5000 applications have
Prejudice against DynS the hair and whsLers UNJUST
would be against covering bald head Witha wig.
WA BArcHELoR's HAN DYE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, aud ujure in
the least however long it may be continued.
Made sold applied lin private roOms the Wig Facto
ry, eaS Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the unIsed States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR,
23S Broadway, New York.
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TIE PRESIDENTS New YEAR's REcEPT1oS-
The Star of Tuesday evening says:
The reception ofthe Diplomatic Corps, By the
President, at IL o'clock to-day, attracted quite
concourse to the portico of the White House
They were disappointed, however, in the appea,
ofthc equipages in which the dignitaries arrived
The state lfveries, which used to excite 50 much
admiration from the darkiss, when PackeDham
or Bodisco drove along, were not to be seen, and
the carriages were OF rather an ordinary descrip-
ton. But when the inmates alighted, there was
no lack of diplomatic splendoT. Cooked hats,
bordered with white feathers coats stiff with rich
gold or silver embroidery, brilliant decorations
of various orders of kuightlood, small swords,
and the other insignia OF courtly favor were a.
bundant.
At IL o'clock, the President accompanied by
Mrs Pierce, entered the ''bue room" and the
dipIomatists Immediately paid their respects
There was not any formal address from the old
est minister present with its response, as in days
past, but truly democratic greeting, as the MEM
bers of each legation presented themselves In
deed, it would seem as if the President had car
ried out the idea of the I7ater D0tri9, who when
consulted as to this ceremonial replied: Mrs
Washington's wishes coincide with nv own as
to simplicity of dress and everything which can
tend to support propriety of character without
partaking of the follies of luxury and ostenta-
tlOn, II was reception III every way DCIlCtlH3
the Chief Magistrate of great Republic
General Almonte, the Mexican Minister, was
the most resplendent, find Mr.. Champion, of Eng
land, the plaineSt in his dress among Plenipo-
tentiaries TheSpanish Minister, with his broad
ribbon and many stars; the Sandman Charge, in
blue and silver; Baron Gerolt and his suite; the
estimable Chevalier 5Hulseman; the Swedish
Charge and other noted diplonatis lists graccd tho
scene. They allappeared to pay especial atten-
ton to Senior Marcoletta, who appeared as Min
lister from Nicaragua. The members ofthe Cabi-
net were present, excepting the ATTORNEY Gem
eral, who is absent on a visit tohis relatives at
Nswburyport, Mass. Sydney Webster, Esq, the
Presidents private secretary, District Marshal
Hoover, and DR.. Blake, (the newly appointed
Commissioners of Public Buildings, with bloom
ing array offemale loyeliness, and delegation of
the officers Of the army in full uniform, compile
tefthc party.
After pleasant interchange Of courtesies the
diplomats withdrew, and at twelve o'clock the
ident was ready to receive the salutations OF
.hi fellow-citizenS There was an immediate
3rls and for hours living tide Ofhumanity sur
geE cough the spacious apartments Entering,
they introducedby the courteous Marshall
paid respects and then passed into the
East from whence there was temporary
outlet In obtrusive police forcr in citizens
dress the crowd, but every thing passed
of " i'll decoF1m, aud as orderly as could beck
peGted from such aiense crowd. Both the day
and nisht foreeswere on duty.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
aqls L4UGRLIHS d BtsRFXELD.

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
VIII subdue the pain Inflammation
burns scals, in from twenty that IT
will heal the wounds without scars and eectuay
yer sores--salt Rheum-Inhammatory Rheumattsm-so
and Infamed Eyes-cut-wou Bruises-od Ulcer
ated Sores-s:sld Head-Corns Ghions--Erysi
sprans=swellngs- Nipplcs-Chil
of Insects-swelled and broken bryasEruptons all
other lnammstory and diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
Don't be ncreduons about the many named be
cured by onyone thngbu reflect, few positive
properties which the Daley ssye alone contains and
heretofore enumeraedoue to resch alone
the disease but enumerated.
ouery-a not regular bred hysria1ss rescriDe CATO
mel inteurd1y for ecores eftfissre,t dissGsesP .
Each box OF GENUINE DAlLET's PlS ExrRAcEoR has upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of CIV
CLtcKENER a CO., Prorr'etOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. al others counterfeit Price IS cents
per box.
Is-An orders should be addressed c. V. CIeEner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LNCGNLINS d BCSLFZKZD, Wheeling,
sns DtpgElsts generally throughout the L. $. sp1s
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DIVIDEND,
WHEELISG SAVINGS INSTIIC TIOS Jan list, 1885,
VIE Directors Of this Institution have this day declared
dividend OF Ten per cent, the Capital Stock Of
the profits Of the last six months. Payable the stnccd
er5 J ,Un denSnd. WIN McoY,
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Aessrs. Mortimer d Rolrbray: -
GrNJs-I have delayed entirely too long ir
writing 10 you in relation the yrucsof a,nptos Trc.
tuFr fear even now that cannot give the aictedwGrld
eia hsve been great that inadequate to the taal
was attached with thu chronic rheunash In Its most inAlig
tnued to be afflicted uuJ crossed the Atlantic ocean GU
my WAY TO America, a which time # changed It's
gahrnH had at this time attained growth,
expected to be well again. the dseasr came in the first
Swtng When my gathering first broke 1t d discharge
less than one quart and continued trouble every time
took cold OF WaHin the least agurd my bodily strength
was reduced to the weakness Of infancy times
very near the graves my hip joint had been Of place
snce ur hrst attack At the Of thirteen my hands
came diaIocaed These aunerngs and general debility
Let from The constant dtAcargv Of my gatherings
now Ie to be free from pain and suffering, one
hour until body should bec hanged and become like unto
on immortality ~ 7','' : 80 INV l"'
had many redcRcE and received 40 little hem
eft that had confidence Iha used of nearly Ill
the 90 "rEts1 LiAtntsts aud other external remedies
OF tn best physicians In Englhnd and all the relief obta-
ed was but OF transtOry duration 30. 3
When hrstheard Of IIamptons Tincture had not the
slightest confidence in It's efficacy, but had friend WHO "
known Mr. Jarrett PumncT when his sucrIngS were nj the
worst and had witnessed the cure wrought upon him 10
please her consented try the Tincture and had not Ia.
zen one b0c before began feel Its beneficial tectsuy
ion Clear fs like another person Tlrourh the iuGu
tnce o. s friend you BECAME acquainted With my case and
70 see mes you told me my case sucl lGcu.3
liar one that you would like to the the Tnctura
iuly DEVELOPED IN Il and desired to take it, would
present Il to me II was for the space Of five ye,rbut on.
egeen months have aaqsed, and Ihdre lost ersy SyR
ION ~ 1hyddeuSoi nave become AtrOng and rWTtyl
stand as much II not more than most of lady acquaint.
9nces. nave heatfu complexion, and OIL my friends
sag am getting quite RssEy thing Is certain ms lame
limb quite as large again II before and can trim
abouthome without q ct1tci. asts-sl55sf siHt
often wish my parents had known Of ts remedy when
was child, believe should have been saved the rScr.
clang pain have been subjected to, Weas the dviorm
" o. BODY must carry to tile grave my parents would
not been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
aud In sending me- they did the celebrated Springs in
England in ssreh of health wish the afflicted World
could see me and hear the benefits have derived from this
Iincture Of Hamptons try to make all acquainted with
It's virtues With whom COME in contact
Gentlelnen thousand times Obliged to voii and vou
are at liberty to use my aud case to all,
remain, yours In gratitude
MARY A. SCoFIELn,
No. 6jU W Baltimore ST.
TO Messrs Mortimer MOwbrGyr $50 Baltimore street BAL
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Money Lost |

osT on "Wednesday night Thursday morning, between
r. Il FoTts Oyster Depot Main Street aud Fourth ST.
AZ near he reSOllected S bin te State Bank of
Indiana 70 bill the State Bank Ohio, IS the
Merchants Bank of Baltimore another IS bill the hank
Of which not now reritnIsre-te basnce in as the
state Bank OF Ohio. Any person finding above will be
LITERALLY rewarded by leaving Il at this ohice. lani
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NEW MUSIC STORE

s1elodeons Melodeons
received from The East large and splendid
lot 81 ei0deons from the celebrated naFfaatSry Of
Hughes Hale OF IhHadelIla, sCarlaFts Needlam Co..
lnisll, tone and durability cannot be surpassed:
41.2dO do BOHdoir do double
9 &c De De se5SS 81 5. s
Also-the Organ Eyle1 splendid instrument four
stops and highly ornAtntal snitable either churches or
paTior. - =
Mesara Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
ron tie RTARkin Institute the only ever awarded BIZ
that Association. The Mar land also awarded
premium At theft late exhibition held In BALTIMORE An
Examination Of The certificate from William Norris ESQ
Chairman ef tbejury Nuscal instruments si show t
they are superior 70 the Instruments which received the rE
- the Worlds FaiT held in e Palace Arrangeuents
have been made BY me with ne aetuTeTs, by which
these Instruments he sold low by by the Ianu
tactHrer Without tho additional Of Transportation W.
cry Instrument sold BY me Is warranted one year.
In eonneetiou with the above, have large stock Of il
steal consisting In Partcf YIdns GutaEs Ban
Ios Riuftras, eeuEepDs, Flutes Fhes EIEs
Alodeous, and al Kinds Of reed instfnDop.s
Repaired and musical instruments generally, at
2. CaftwEfghtss
-sGufleFy, Variety and Music 8tote4s
dees9 70 MainSt., Wheeling.
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REAL EsTATE SALES.
Hotel for Sale.
Tavern to Rent

E well known Tavcrl known rs Mrs tIoodihgs ON the
National road, miles Of Wheeling will b. rent
from April first 1856 The stand Is too wsI and favoraiy
Ynown TO require further uOtiCr.
For enquire Of Jacob GOodinR undersigned
nV19tf LYDIA CRuGER.
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CITY ELEcTIoN..

I've charge DoIIas for inserting nominations to be
paid invariably in advance. PersOns complying with tis
rule, VIII understand Why their nominations not aJlear
I'd ward Ticket for Cornell.
z EprrcaYou Willrlease announce the name of JOHN
HAMILTON JAS, ". PAXTON. JOS C. ACuEsON, f. H.
FTTzHuGH sndJoN MORGAN as candidates for election
to City Council, and obIise
dcsl CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
Peoples Candidate.
Nh. E6troE-please worthy fercW-ettsen
DANIEL DUNBAR as the Peoples Candidate for the office
superintendent the Water Works at the coming Char
ter IleetiOu.7 JAM. THE People
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Fnr SnLe
FIR Soil

THAT convenient and coulTnOdons Dwelling House. on
and family. 5saas n y - = ~ :
For particulars call on 2, Jacob, dc22-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
and after the first of January proxme, the present.
~ firm Of HeisEeI Co. will dissolved by Limitation
James 4, Petzer retiring from the arm
an persons Indebted to us win please call and make pay
et without delay and those having claims against the arm
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
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Dissolution

NiI firm of W. 8. Bradley, dissolved the lst Of
Il January. The business VIII be scttled up By William
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sI0nis Kossuth hss ir0si from his con-
nestion with the I6nt1ea Atlas
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COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned will continue the Goods business IN
their the and style of HE1aEEtI
&SWRASGEN They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers continuance Of their
D.c.mi,.r ~ ,s,s g 9 y w; iF sSEIa,x Z.
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REPORT

o. tie Select Committee Of the Tiyiaia Leg.
isiature, presented By their Chairman, Mr..
STKESRoo, on q Resolution to inquire into the
erPeiieneY0f establishing a House or tfiuge
at The Gig IF IFAe4ging, dc.
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BHRDOTTEs WORN sUGAR DROPS,
"a pleasant and eicaeioGs remedy for WornA in ehdre
"A Put up IN hne candy, avoiding The dlsagree
able TASTE Of vermlflge generally Price = ets per box
e3ias 6 Sold BIZ JOHN II. THOMPSON
dec2l III Main Street.
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WAREHOUSES; TO LET.
NE now occupied by Msssrs Norton, Acheson Co., aso
sion slI gwen on the LIST Of APrilneHt.
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sPECIAL NO TIcE S

~ = - ~ = "A AZ ~ = = -
TO PRINTERS.
We prepared furnish Printers with wads's superior
News, Book and job Inks. We have now on hands
News InlL, hand press. Dark RlHe
News Ink, power press Light Green.
Hook lux. DnrtL Green.
Fine Black. Yellow.
Extra Fine do. White.
He'd ink. Gold Size.
Extrn Fine do. VnrnIah,
Light BIue. dc. sc. sc.
An inks sold by warranted to beEood and found not
to be so, can he returned a, our expense
- Terms cash.
julI BEATTY Co.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS passing the C. o. Railroad inform
ed that the Proprietor has Fitted up "CARx's
NEW BruDtSCs where he VIII up upon the arrival of
-ry train ------=-
a VARY LUyGH AND hot COFFEE FOR FIF.
49, TEEN CENTS 2 3
tie regular price at the Depot Stand being so cents
qaently thlFt cents VIM saved particular and
step Into Myers Re:reshment Rooms Just The street.
2ddoor from the corner.
Eseryt&iug supplied flare called tD, Information of
all kinds impaired free Of oharse.
Zaaesville, Nov. 1e, 1sss. sv4ssn
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-MOOLLEN YARN FACTORY.
THE undersigned will continue the ulaluiactory u Stock
Ing Yarn in East Wheeling Thankful FOR past fAYOg he
hopes 10 merit public patronage in the future
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I uHIt OUT luI1tTOUs IlaITohs.
A Word TO Country 0IeFchnntS.
II yOwish anything in the way of Hats and Caps Just
give US call will guarantee that will you goods
as low they be got anywhere of Philadelphia
| and on the most favorable terms.
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tatement of the Wheeling Savings Instf-
tutjon-December 3lst, 1855.

Capital Stock, 80. $4,000 90
Surplus Pund ..... s,Og1 81
Special Deposits. :. 144,llB Of
Transient do -. 43,26S ~
Interest Account. 4,y23 90
Dividends UnpAld. $500
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Bank 4 other Stocks ] ,6Eb 60
PERSONAL Properly ~ .tfS s8
Bills Discounted !. ,lsa 40 as
Mereh & Mech Bank. t0,C74 a8
North Western do eiB8 7g
Expense Account 1,if7iG0
Cash on hand -, 1890 %
sslI,s72 80
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CHANGE OF BUSINIISS.
ANlNG transferred my Soap, Candle and Grocery
tablishnlent al the north OF the bridge to j.
Reid commend them to the patronage Of my former GUS
TONER'S
All persons having accounts against me- will present them
for settemen and all who Indebted me will confer
favor by calling at the store and settling by payment 9TH
erse 1t is important that my business shall be closed uu
az intend changing my place Of residence.
Jant-lm.i ITAnDFN
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D Jani n = ~ 81 r. e Paw,

NJooLgY . and cOnkiH,s sslye for sal s. 80 II
- 4sB.s YONPI4
!4aI.-s = Sign Of Red Mortar. 81 Nome q,
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NETTING A8oTZ IA MlZoNs 7y8cTURE-7o

@ Mortimer Mowbray go BAL Ss in %s sPsSs ii BAL
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I0RS ADD cos 1aiFis, for sale b
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umphantly demonstrated, Seyenty-fiye per
cent. of the criminal population may be said to
originate from the neglect of juvenile offenders.
It IS the pliancy of youth that most frequently
commits the first offence, and in the history of
crime it is rarely found that the first tranSgreS
sion is committed by the adult. 1t is the=young
offenders that augments the number of criminals
aud are the feeders,of the dungeons and the pri-
sons / have seen it stated:-.'rhat the report
of the Warden of the New Hampshire State Pri-
son shows one melancholy and startling fact,
and that is, that one half of the conyicts now in
prison have not yet reached the fifteenth year of
their age, and that nearly onc-third of the whole
number are less than twenty years of age. Du-
ring the past year boy only nine years of age
has been confined within the prison
Retributive Justice has failed to stay the
crime and to reclaim the young offender. The
prison association with old conyicts but renders
the young offender the trained and schooled ap-
prentice in crime. The Law Review says, That
the number of juvenile offenders committed in
1S49 was 1895, that of these, !, SID were
committals, and T61 had been committed -four
times and upwards These Reformatery insti.|
tutions have proven the most etheaciops ren1e
DIV to this evil by recaiming the young Offender
The kindness the instruction and the employ
ment of these institutions forms another chaTaca
ter aud changes the erring nature. The reports
BILE evidenceof this; at &lettray, the reformed
are eightY-two per cent; at Rawhe Hans still
more; at New York about threeiourths are res
formed, and three to five per cent in Pehnsylya-
MIA is the number who have been found in pri-
son. As far as the public economy is involved,
the records of these institutions aud tho prisons
furnish the most ample evidence that the ex-l
pense of reforming offenders in these institutions
IS from twenty to twenty-five per cent cheaper
than the punishment in prisons. 81, q
The States of this Union have great inter
est in the successful maintenance of these inSti-
tutions The United States Scheme of Govern
ment StateSovereigntY and Federal Union has
so far not only proven the best everdeyised to
secure popular freedom, but is pregnant with re-
suits Chat challenge the admiration of the ciyih
zed world The unparalleled progress of thei
past is oyershadowed by the destiny to which it,
IS 50 rapidly tending. We hayea territory of
twelve hundred millions Of acres Of Gnsuryeyed
land, enough besides the vast amount of surveys
to give an, acre and q hall to every man, woman
and child on the hce OF the earth, territory
enough to flrnfone hundred States, and its ave
rage cash value is equal to It's immense EXTENT
iss caah yalllO per acre in eaeh STATE and FeErite
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had taken many medicines and received no little hen.
et mat had confidence in none. Ihal used nearly all
the ~ "rIts1 LshtDtts aud other external remedies
had heard o. had been placed by my under some
Of the best physicians in England all relief obtain
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The Naval NH,

After longer aud mor thorough discussion
than any other subject has received 10 the prs-
en-, Congress the Senate on the 18th, came to
. vote 90 the Naval bin, and actually passed
. bill which has for It's object tho recti6ca,iou
Of some Of the gross wrongs committed by the
Naval Retiring Board. The bill which has
passed the Senate is not 10 liberal a. il should
oA'e oecn' ba, 1t gives the condemned officers
N opportunity Of being heard 10 their own de-
-, ''oass 1t leaves them at tho mercy OF
The President to r~,ore them or not, AZ \.
may 80 Ut 1t also gives % zach officer Who
wss dropped. and who may 90, be restored
within one year Of the p.,aaSe Of III. A., !.
yeArs pay, according 90 his gr.ae. IN. him
will b the means Of rrs,orins many officer. to
IL rsnh which they held before they v.re d.
p'sesd By ths retiring board. and Il b vir,s.
q eoedsunAtico Of sAs sstiss ssd vriaslpls o.
~ 6sssaA.