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Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
NEW Goods.

VHyHE undersigned is now receiving a fresh
IL supply OF 4 GOODS, direct from the
East, suited to the season, which no offers for
sale at prices which cannot fail to please
purchasers. Cab and examine for yourselves.
r. CHASE.
ut d All persons indebted to the sub
IN, ID. scriber BY note or book account,
will please call and settle their respective ao-
counts as l need money at this time; On all az
counts standing over six months, interest will
be charged. X. {.
CLARlNcToy, Dec. rs, 1855.
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Notice.

DETER PALMER, viii take notice thatdMar-
/ tina Palmer his wife, has this day filed hei
pet ition in the Court of Com mon Pleas, Of
Monroe County, Ohio, against him, praying fol
a divorce from him, and q decree for ~aliinony
and charges for cause, wiliful absence formore
than three years lastpastss
d. H. WIRE Harry HOLLAND,
jan16-3t Attorney for Plaintiff,
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COVERLET N CARPET
"TA

IT,HE undersigned is engaged in weaving GOV
i ERLETS and CARPETS of every style and
variety, at the following rates:
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or 2,25 each for
three or more Coverlets-all woven without
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard,
double chem 121 cents per yard.
CHARLES BRUNER,
MILToSsBUReH, Nov. %, 1855. S
N. B.-Coloring done in the best possible
style. Cpd.
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Con. Houston,s House.

a CORRESPONDENT OF tne urDuH1 o't1c'
travelling in Texas, says
uThis afternoon We passed the farm
and residence of Gen. Sam Houston.
His house IS rather o primitive affair, be
ine q n Story, double, ~hewedlog cabin,
rwithS2a entry between, a rough stone
citanncxa t each end, a porch in front, and
surrounded by live oaks, negro cabins and
sheds. and the whole enclosedby a crook
ed rail fence, showing a lack Of order IN
the original proprietor. IFisfarm is part
~ iestlle town Of Independence, a little
dilapilaca, aAa-hesse place, With some O.
81 1,oaSes tunhIing down, anil the res
looking as thoagh they had always beer
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to Caleb Rea, George
I'm Rea and Henry Rea, children of Thomas
Rea, that unless they appear in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, on or before
the 10th of February next, that OIL said day a
Guardian viii be appointed for them by this
Court. jan16-4w.l THOMAS REA.
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Thomas Lord,s Estate.

81 .HOMAS EKSKINES' ESTATE.-The under
IL signed has given bond and received let
tiers Of administration on the estate OF Thomas
Erskine, late of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased.
Those indebted to said estate, will please make
immediate payment. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Jan. %, 1856.
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.rohn n. Reuser,s Estate.

John u. NeNSers Estate.
ON the 4th day of October, 1880, the Probate
u Court of Monroe county, Ohio, declared the
estate of John U. Reuser, deceased, to be prob
ABLY insolvent. Creditors are therefore re-
.ouired to present their claims against the es-
tate to. the undersigned, for allowance, within
six months from the date above mentioned, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN MUHLEMANN,
Nov. 4, 1855. Admir- of said decedent
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SEBASTOPOL IN RUINSl
gHsHE undersigned has just received the iarg-
u est and most fashionable supply OF
Fall and Winter Clothing,

Fall and Winter Clothing,
ever offered in Woodsield; including every
style and variety of
Dress-Coats, Vests, Pants, Fine Shirts,
Under Shirts, Drawers, Cravats. In
short, every article usually kept by a
FIRST RATE CLOTHING STORE.
He is also prepared to do good and fashion,
able work for his numerous customers, at rea-
sonable prices.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
of superior style and finish, for sale at 10"
prices, and will be made up to order, or sold by
the pattern. ),
His Goods have been selected with the great
est care, and will be sold at the very loves
prices.
Oct. 10, 1855, M. BuRGDAohbh
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LOOK HERE!

UEA ELTEFN -
TUE undersigned has opened an establish
i ment for the accommodation OF the public,
in CLARlNGT0N, (SUNFISH,) in tho house
formerly occupied by ]. r. SIXTH for q cloth
ing stors, on Main Street, q gensral assert
ment Of
BOOKS, MEDICINES, &c. Acs
Among which may be found tho following:
McGufey's 1st, I'd, Sd, 9TH, and 9Th Readers,
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webstsr's Die
tionary's, Pinneo's Grammar's, Mitchells
Geograph's and Atlas, Rays ~Arithmetic's LIST,
I'd, and Sd part; Primmers, Writing, Wrap
ping, Window-blind and Wall Papers, Blank
| Memorandum andsPass Books, Envelopes,
Ink, Inkstands, Penholders, Pens, Slate and
Lead Pencils.
Me
Turpentine, Sweet and Castor Oils, McLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Frey's
vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacob'se ordials, DIR.
lE. McCoy's Vegetable ant-Biilious Pills, and
Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, an infaTible RENE
dy; DR.. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhea and
Dysentery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsspa-
rilla and King of Pain; DR.. d. Jayne's Medi-
cines; Davis Pain Killer; Skeletons Bslsam Of
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, &C., &c. Finally, any article thai
may be needed, that is not on hand, have al
arrangement to be supplied with. Please Gal
and examine for yourselves.
az Highest price in cash paid for rags, o.
lallowed in exchange for goods.
Aug. p, 1856. JACOB I. MORRILL,.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


viii he given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: sx aud six gsrroeS
Of eYai csto twelve Adams VIII select from
his collection Ishas opened Gallery Forb's jew
elry stOrc 1ss aIan sw ayIigt arranged on the most
approved principles which be equaed unless SINH
larry situated fronting the river With of
cos large aud arranged, with every convenience for
making pictures of every style and size lIeis
happy to announce will assisted by Mr. cADY
the artist WHO made the pictures that awarded the hg
est PREMIUM cold Medal, at tile last fair Ofthe american
Institute ct Castle Garden, New York, also the
aarred for Dagnerreotypes the U0Es Fair at ftFtF
Mr. A. has received fire medals and eight diplomas for tile
best Dagurrrcotypes exhibited different fairs in the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
louore with large proportion of tie business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge number of his patrons, especial
y as he relies on the iatrtc merits OF his productions rath
er tilan display furniture 4nssetes either on single
or do,JIe glass D4guersotyes plain eOored equal to
painting on Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices upto
my dollars Oar light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unostructc BY other buildings pictures can be
made from sn,Ise to Pictures of children taken In
from "a. NJ TO BPM Ietthc lights so soft
and mild that persons With eyes sit by IT with per-
feet ease. Cloudy days good by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
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DIR. j. Hedges
FEWER Iv 4AGJJE ANNIHILATOR!

FEVER Agur, caills AMI Fever, Dumb AEne, or any
form of Intermittent Fever, whether recent
Ing is speedily safely, and cectualy cured by the OF
DR.. j. Hedges Annililator.
THIS prcparation entirely free from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic or Mercury, compounded from
tracts purely vegetable ism certain safe and eicacLnrs
remedy and can he taken in all kinds The Poo
prleOr tile article in his owprivate practice for
several years. 1t failed to effect perfect
curewen te directions been followed. limo posi-
BILE way can't nure the system, butts adapted To nInges
sexes aud constitutions be given the infant of
old with much safety to the adult and can he
kept in any climate. 1tnees encomi long array
of testimony to heraiiis efficacy Its merit lies within IT
seirand the invalid will prove Of value tlan
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by tile Proprietor at stanhope n j. and
never genuine witlouthis signature.
sale, wholesale retail, by A. @. GOOD Co., Drug
sst, Wheeling Va and by Druggists and mercants
rally throughout the United States.
w. II, DEcAsIP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:6n as CourtIand ST., New York.
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ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Homnonathio PhvsicIan.

HAS removed Ills Office and residences and permanently
located himself at the corner of Fourth Quincy streets,
below the FIRST Presbyterian Church.
oFr1cn lIouas:-Mornne, from to o
Noon, e. %
Evenings, 4 '9
BILL OF PRICES-For single visit, 10 cents; medicine,
cents visits day. 80 cents; niedleide,
Is cents Advice at Office and medicine, - so cts,
ami upwards, MS the case may be.
obstetrc cases from 80 ito $40.
visits to the country. accordinsto distance.
Tile above . Of Prlces's given because it is said
charges much higher
May a-1yd
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no THE LADIES.

70 THE LADIES.
have just received fresh supply of the "eoneeatt-
ed Lye in boxes with full lrectionsfor use, hdke go
oecn soap. Several ladies in Tie city have used the Lge
and are very much pleased with 1t. One cake viii make
ta1rtl NJ sqtt soaP.
AIso-nabh!ts. Soap Powders.
Starch Polish.
Fine llne, expressly for washing and all tie ropu-
lar bookkeeping articles are for sale by
Il. II. LOGAN / CO.,
mS3 Drdge Corner Druggists.
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SPRING ELECTION.

I've charge FIya DoLAEs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff, be PAID invariably PeTsons not cons
plying with this rule, understand why 'lrsir announces
1nents donOt appear.l
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ray Efts RaItR92p TURNED ExPRE s AGEyTE.
IN fi,e I6th OF Nay il i said that the New
Yorl ana Eric Railroad viii 50 Into the Express
hnsiness on It's own account, as Is the practice
q 81 OF the European railroad companies
ms srii deliver parcels and execute commits
sons At al points upon their iine. from New
York 10 Dunkirk
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-sPBoIAh TIoB S.
nIS NTTD

-I.1IAEN ITIy.7
We again call attention to the celebrated article called br
u otettsr, stomach ters Since these Bitters havefor
ker medical virtues rs MI cass Of Dyspepsia, Flatueney
Constipation or General DEBILITY, become SO popular and
In such general many unprncipled men have rehed
the bottles with some we preparation and palned It on for
the genuine white others putting up an article repre-
scented to he the same; bat advise all acquainted with
ters 10 use none other and buy of none but
a Respectable dealer.
SFg-For sale BY Druggists and hotels generally.
3LAUGlILINs BUsIFIELD.
nus n! II. LOGAN & Co Agents
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cAur1ox-on Tuesday last little hoy and
sirl, in Boston, Mass. who had been blowing
soap bubbles with an.old tobacco pipe, were ia
ken very III, and the boy died during the night.
h Is Thought they were poisoned by the essential
oil Of tobacco, imbibed from the pipe which they
used
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Nm. FnIuoRE- The Philadelphi News states
that private letters from Ancona. Italy, dated Cd
OF 3lIirfi announce that Mr. Fillmore was there,
en- route from Rome to enice, and expressed .
determination to visit St Petersburg now tilst
|fesee-syas 6eelarsi before returning to the Eni-
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Z LAuNltAtNeSb SotAE AL-A+D.
4. II. LOGAN { co. Agents
MN, 81, ly;33,5,,,. 1giiy 6onsigy. ann is.

he afflicted are rarcuarly blessed In laying within
their reach seil remedy mil kinds of diseases
arising fre,n an impure Of the blood, NJ IlanPons
Vegetable Tineturg has proved itself be- seldom indeed,
Is such AN remedy brought before the public in
so cheap FORM We are that there Thousands OF
nostrnms Sold urpofn perform wonders In tle way Of
curing diseases Tcture has bet for itself solid
foundation in The public confidence and to the afflicted sis
gem Of The lirst winter u
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Ma EDrr,A -Ths undersigned offers himself as eaDdi-
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue for the CTS District
at the coming election.
mys j.. DAY.
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[Argus and TIme. eopy az.

10 TIE VOTERS Or ono cOENTE
respectfully announce my self a candidate for tie office
Of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
nes w 7. sELnY.
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Ma EDrroa John Parker viii be the anti Nothing
candidate the City District Commissioner Of the rev
enue. CITIZENS SUFFRAGE. +
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MEssss EDrToRs.You viii confer favor upon manyvo-
tiers announcing and worthy fellow citizen
IL IL uBBELL as a candidate for Sheriff. at Spring
election.
tss ONO COUNTY.
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pTTyzFpS l,4YDiDl1,E.

Mr. -pease obse many citizens by announcing
our worthy f-liow-cittzrn, ISAAC COTS, candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election, for the Office of Sheriff OF
Ohio county.
fese MANY CITIZENS
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ONO COUNTY.

10 TIE PF0PLE or ONO COUNTY,
Iaauouncc myself as candidate the Office of Sheriff
Should elected will endsayor to discharge the duties
with fidelity.
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M.. H0lruE--Picase announce PETER DEtArrAISE as a
candidate for Commissioner of te for Ohio Coun
ty. apl9 NAVY yorEns.
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WINDSCtRC H4A u NIAaetIJFA Cs
FTIIE subscriber Continues 70 eatre Setee
il soeiahle Arm Rockers, ChdTens chairs, e,, isthe
most modern styles and WHICH he
Viii sHafIaat to giye satisfaction
~ old chaiFs paired ainted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-09

Mr. Eprroa-Please announce THOMAS p. sIIALLcRoss
MS the peoples candidate Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No questions peculiar fitness for the Office
u so doing you viii obligc
-, uISy VOTERS
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HIlE1TONtS I.ErETiNLE- ILNCILAE!!
nlL11nnnE. March y. 1s50,

BALTIMORE, March ~, 1856.
This is to certify, that abount nine ears since was at
tackled With pain in my right ankle. We sent for ysi-
clan who ordered be poultced, was very much
TO t height Of my knee sntre very severely with pain
ulcers, to the number Of twenty-five formed ankle
out OF which particles Of bone to the number oil 20
and one two of TTHs T eGuSTR l9fs s1R PnE
was then taken to Hartford county Of this snte the hys
csr hc could not lire afterwards. This physician wos-
with seven weeks, using the knife frequently tax
giving me any rcIs-some OF the applications we're
severe that when applied the agony was SO great my III
for lru my knee to my ankle was not
freely white pas with sign Of blond, and at times when
woui my fingers white pus would Issue therrron
'i'Aes' WIN A%'s BALTIMORE stY HONE
then returned to Baltimore my ell home, expecting
the advice ofmy friends, various remedies some
of which gave only transient relief continued % srHM
ulcer formed, from which came piece q bone Anoi:
s sp aisG I, Us s the, Un same s to cut 81 s right eE as
only saving my life After tls yet another form
other parts Of my bod ieii in aud size astenisll
ed those WHO them. reduced to mere skeleton,
''l'' 40 's'A - DEATH A RELIEF:
felt death would have bss rylieft9 me- lhld tried nhy
Ss s s 's sen a cured S IS sPTo yISET&SIE T
TURE' of disease similar to the one was laboT"g
1--WE years. commenced taking "HaDp'oa's Iegetatte
z'''es@'e' HOPE cosiRs1
the first which inspired with hope ana Dy te
time had taken Eve bottles felt much improved that
had the confidence believe that It would cure me- con-
strength my weak and shattered SYSTEM and wilt
out further detail happy leg is also healed
and general my health has taken place aud
nov consider myself cured By ths wonderful medicine
alone have given faint idea of my eui!ernEs but
ms friends ho may read this Will bear testimony to al that
have said In favor Of
EI6tnDt0as Tf0efdbke TfnctuEe,"
and will say all who afflicted rs have heel 10 use
II with tile utmost confidence
EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLIN,
No. % Register street,
north of Print 81.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Our worthy citizen sAL IRWIN, EsI, viii he support
ed for TIE onice of Sheriff. atthe election by the
Eel VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN AspOUNDING CURE !!

rVSIs young gentleman Is now living in midst those
know him will bear testimony that ms sliSrnss ana
cure are no exaggeraOn Some al tie pieces Of bone may
be seen y calling Baltimore treeotlsrs are In his
possession. Lei the secptical hne wlltesy that
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

Dir. DuPONCo's GOLDEN FEllAPE Pills are infaill-
bic in removing stoages Irregularities of the
These Pills arenong new, but have been used by the DOCS
tor forany years. both in France and America, witun
parneied every case, AMI lie urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them 10 make the Pills pub
c for the alienation suffering any irregular
tiles 1hatever rs preventive those ladies whose
health willnnt permit increase of family Pregnant fe
males, surprising themselves TO he cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes
sonsblljty after above admonOn, although their md-
ness would prevent any injury eal,h othcrwse these
plls are recommended Directions accompany each
Price 81.
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lIGIIYlY 1RIJAflsLf-IN .UEDICIAE,l!
DIR. MoRsE,s

DR.. MoRSE's
RApI ING COR DIAL.
MOT only relieves but actually e&ernnHtes al nervous
IN diseases, By removing their caues, mud building up
and Certifying steal system tina; " becomes alb
snutey nvunerable TO all attacks Of this character and
relapse Is therefore imnossi 1es,
pecularities before associated In me-
specifically upon the eli eulatfo and Me
secret0ns, purifying novating both and gives tone
and regularity OF action to the stomach and bow
strength aud capacity endure fatigue, whether bodily
mental that is perfectly astonishing The aceId flesh
and muscles burden under It's influences, the nerves are
Dracel, every fibre Is rcsrung and suspended function,
either in is restored to full yipnr All other
toulcs and srian pronce reaction u It Is the pecn-
- DT MoRsE,s INyIGoRATING CORDIAL
to orcrate uspent The influence 1t Is uniform and
rs.l s''''s' : INJECT NEW LIFE
Unto the system. The Impotence .fngc; reiaxa-
tIon produced by lngtpce that seems coustiin
and motion are relieved cured single couFse
rpiuvinntine preparation.
Among the diseases for Which It's mn ntate specific, the
following Ike enumerated; Nervous IncarAcitY in Mani
DArrcnness llyStercS; Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous Itauachc; LowspS Feelings Discoura
Memory; rremuluusness Rush Of Blood the Head
Mental Indoencci Loss of Apetite AmaciNOn Muscular
Nervous Cough Unpleasant EruetOus Foul BREATH; lTrg
uarities of the Bowclsi Seelessness nnui Involuntary
signing AnSiety C1aselSss Fears Moi;onania IttllS-
inus NlancoIS and every species of complaint connected
whether Immediately or remotely the functions of the
TO TIE MARRIED AND STNGLEa every delicate piIys
this nriynle, suIe and nfalle Slarantis
earnestly recommended Il Hses delightful calm tlro
the whole systems by communicating to feeble organ
the energy which nature has lgn:rd, Indulgence
stroycd It inevitably prolongs while IL TO Its
enjoyment.
leading medical every
profession, occupation and class.
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HOPE COAiRS1.

SO VETYyyLr ABOLTT W4.HP70AaS TZNrCTERE-T0
El-R F0EyS .SUFFEleERS.
AS an InvieOrHtOr and Restorative, where gentle smu-
liant h wanted believe superior TO MI the Oorals he
for, the public for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS SCl0P-
lila and RHEUMATISM, with disases OF the Stomach and
ovcis It has truly successful to the single aud naT-
RED the most valuable remedy, which housand
VIII testify.
Ga67-Call and get pamphlets and see cures.
For sale by n. II. Logan q Co.. Wheeling, Gen
Sold by MORTIMER { MowBRAY,
go Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
and 814, broadway, y. y.
esE,.prIrr 81 ncr -hntle- ny0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-09
For sale ny 7. II. LOGAN 8 co.

For sale hy T. II. LOGAN s co.
mvs GENT AGENTS.
e-HEApAcHg, loss OF APPETITE AND MENTAL
DEpREss1eN-Sfr Sicois scllosreR, living Coal lIii
says:-
Ny sfncerCst thanks are the friend Recommending
your Holland Rcrs Having suffered time with head
ache loss appetite, mental and in fact genera"
disorder OF the SYSTEM using bottle,
conscious of returning health
t'IfisJHrgd, AUgHst ~ 1853"
-sol ut 81 per bottle, slx bottles for -, BY the
prOpEtetors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. q Co.
Manufacturing PharmaceutIsts and Chemists corner Smith
field aud Third stree Is, Pittsburgh, and by
L.iUGIZLINS d BuSHFZELD,
mv7 Wheeling, Va.