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New EOrk Advertisements.
IRON
ALBERT g.. RICHARDSON'S
Advertising aud Corresponding Office No. sd'
Broadway New York.
IrYour Hair Is Falling off,

II can be prevented and preserved in = healthy and
luKuTisnt growth, by the use Of Ballards Hair tGs
ener prics IS cents, 50 cents and si-sleganty per-
iumed.
II your hair is gray there Is moth ing equal 10 Ba,
ards Hair Dye. II makes any shade, from brown
10 the mos suburb black without staining or iniur
ing the hair or skin. Il was for these peerless quail
tiles il received the premium al the Worlds Far,
and the endorsement OF lhJse eminent chemist.
Drs. Chiffon and TOrrey.
Manufactured, sold and applied ai fas and 'oi
Broadway New York. Oct 9 lsj6ly
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0ITIsaac Lewis, of Georgetown, as will be
seen by his advertisement, is receiving his Win.
ter supply Of Goods. He keeps one of the
heaviest stocks in the county.
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NEW sr1IHNG VARIETY GOODS
At Wholesale.

T HAVE Just received first instalment Of SO case
l. OF Dry and Variety Goods. 1t consists in part
Patent Thread, Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's Backing
Handkerchiefs Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot Il Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton, T."
Gum Suspend'rs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks K Eyes, Needles & Pins Hair Oils
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, En' olopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Musins, Ginghams, Prints, and u general
assortment Of Dry and Variety Goods, Volns, Ac.
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to The above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN. @a
4th street, above Market, SteubcnVille
Onril
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G-A man in Wisconsin recently adyertis-
Ing his farm for sele, winds up as follows:
"The sFroupdiRg country Is the most beau
tihd the God of nature ever made. Tho seem
sryis celestial, divine; also, two wagons to sell
and yoke Of steers" g ~ 'tA M
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June la-ly
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A Marvellous Remedy.
Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid OF microscope, We see millions oi
little openings on the surface of our bodies Through
these this Ointment when rubbed on Ike skin is
carried To any organ-or inward part. Diseases Of
the Kidneys Disorders Of the Liver, and affections
Of the Heart, inflammation of the Lungs Asthma
Coughs and Colds, by its means effectually Gu
red Every house wife knows that salt passes freely
through bone or meat of any thickness. This heal
ing Ointment far more readily penetrates through
any bone or feshy part OF the lining body, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be Tenched by other mems
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Popular Vote i'm the United States
for "a Series of Years.

We annex the following table of the popular
vote fthe United States for the last twenty
years, as pertinent and interesting at this time:
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T OOkING GLASSES and PICTURE FRAMES
IL Phcnix Looking Glasi and Picture Frame
Manufacturer. HORACE v SIGLER.
Nos. 1888, 300 and 392 Greenwich street corner Of
Beech New ork. oct ly
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Prince & CO.'S
Nj r ROVED MEL DEONS.
!, The Oldest Establishment in the u. S.
Employing Two Hundl ed HEen,
7a i's And Finishing =
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK.
Between 900 and 1900 Of these instruments
have been finished and are now in use.
The latest improvements in our melodeons is the
i-t.# DIVIDED SWELL, Iea f isa
Secured TO us by Letters Patent, Pod May, 1876 -
By means of this Swell Solo Passages may be play
ed with the full power OF the instrument, while the
Accompaniment is soft and subdued. Hereafter,
all MeIode0ns made by us, will be furnished with
this attachment without extra charge
Our Instruments are. oil finished in Rosewood
Cases, and the workmanship Is of the very hest
quality The styles and prices are--- " -
IN PORTABLE CASES: u,
-Four octave Meiodeon, extending from G 10 e $ts
-Four and half octave CtoF 60
Five octave Melodeon 7" g. FtoF rs
Five octave, double reed, I" !" FtoF 13Q
y In PIANo CASES: n aIs' M
Five octave Melodeon, extending from TO z Si00
Six octave Melodeon, f0F 1870
Five octave, double reed, FtoF $50
Organ Melodeon Ifor hurchds,) five octavsa
Sstops, one and half octave pedals. four
eets of reeds. ...s.s..s.t.s..... 800
rAaents for the sale Of our Melodeons may be
found in all the principal cities and towns Of the
Uni ted State 49, G 80. A. FRINGE a. co sg
cor. Niagar and Maryland streats, Buffalo, "a
.H8 andB7 fultoA strsat. Nav York.
October %. emo.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, by Abraham Bargar, Esq,
Mr.. GARDENER STEPHENS to Miss AMANDA
RANDALL, all of Harrison Co., Ohio.
At the American House, Cadiz, o., on the
18th inst, by Rev. w. M. Grimes, Mr.. WESLEY
BRiSDLY to Miss JERUsHA HANNA, all of Har-
rison Co., Ohio.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. JoHN
PORTER to Miss SARAH DUNLAP, all Of Harrison
Co., Ohio.
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Cndiz. May 9s. lss6-tf.
ROok BindeYsx.

~k0O0AA- III IAAE-A&1.L " n
HAVING in great measure refitted our Bindefy,
We are now prepared to do all kinds Of BOOK
BINDING neatly and expeditiously
We pay particular attention TO the mgnufnrrlfe
of Blank Books of al kinds fer the county officers,
Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
Mschants will find our stock of Full d id Hal
bound cap Blanks, cap Letter, Note and Fsneyg
Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary OF all
kinds to be large, and will be sold at reasonable
prices. The highest market price paid for Rags. q,
MCDOWELL g. co. .
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, Stationaries.
and Blank Book Manufacturers, E Essea4-
april 10, 1850. Steubenville, Ohio ,
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New york Advertisements.
AIRERr q. RICmARnsON,S
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,

Advertising and Corresponding 0gke No. $50,
Byoadtpav. NetV York.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds
and Ulcers.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use, of this wonderful Ointment when
having cope with the worst cases OF sores wounds
ulcers, glandulsr swellings, and tumors Professor
Holloway has, by command of the Allied Govern.
mens dispatched to the hospital of the East large
shipments of this Ointment, to be used under the
direction oil the Medical Staff; the worst cases of
wounds 1t will cure any ulcer, glanduar swelling,
sfenss or contraction OF the joints of so years
standing.
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Piles and istuVas.

These and her similar distressing complaints
can be effectua ly cured if the Ointment be we'll
rubbed in over the parts affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Both the Oiatnseat aad Pills should be used an
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Erysipelas, Salt Rhcum and ScOr-
butte HHImOrS,

No RENE dy has ever done so much for the cure
Of disease of the Skin whatever form they muy s.
sune, as his Ointment. No cases of Salt Rheum
Scurvy, Sore Heads Scrofula or krysipelas can
long Withstand its influence The inventor has
travelled over many parts Of he world, listing the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, giving
advice as TO its application and has thus been the
Of restnrinr tass hna LII,
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f-toMBs Puff .rasAs 5ssasiaxs Pine sTsoih and
m W. rSssf' II ! e9''ss 4 asz ar ssFTE479
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S(l Bushels prime Clover Seed Just received aad
OU for sale at y g. II McFADDENS.
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1flfk Kegs Nails.
lUU 50 Boxes Soap and Candles.
Just received and for sale al M
dIA8a. ga GEORGE& & WtLsnar Is.
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CyTATI0EEfy- = -FYncFhney Note Tapef. cofot
- cd Mute aud Lstpr fnmmefci0l do4 Fzacse
end plain Envelopes, Just opened a, .pssss..tk =
sept "a. BARRE1TsS ~
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Steubenville Foundry G. Machine
WGDP = g.
WI e ANS IL BRO HERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF

MANUF AGTChEHS OF
s I E A NJ N G N ES, ILERS,
MACHINERY AND 4
RAIL ROAD CARS!
WE can supply all kinds of Iron and brnss cast
w ings- our facilities enpbles us to furnish our
work in our line promptly, and in the best manner
Orders soliclted Address MEANS & BRO, Steu-
bcnville OHIO
Switches and switch stands; Wrought and cast
Iron Forks, K, r. Car Wheels, various sizes, Z. r.
car Pedesas and Hubs, r. K. car oil Boxes, Truck
and coal car Wheels, Shaftings and Pulleys, Mill
Gearngs for Saw and Grist Mills, Threshing Ma
chimes, six sizes, Plows and Wagon Boxes, cast
Iron Fronts, Window caps, Sills and Coal Vault
Planning, Turning; Bolts, Nuts and Screws, with
any Kind OF Thread, furnished to order
StcubenviIle, May 80, 1856.
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- Sold at the Manufacturers of Professor Hol.
Ioway so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and deuI-
ers of Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in Potts. at 25 cents, 62k cents
and 81 each. -e
9cI-There is considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes.
n B Directions for the guidance Of pat tents in
every disorder are affixed to each pot. "EH.H
March j, 1856. YNf'1 a as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-14

CoTroN SEED HuLLs.-rhe Galveston news has
seen q letter addressed to Capt. j, G. Todd, of
that place, from an eminent Northern chemist,
enclosing him sample of paper manufactured
from the hull of the cotton seed. Capt. Todd is
fully impressed with the conviction that the finest
quality Of paper can be made from the fibre of
the cotton plant as well as from the ochre. If
this be true, the manufacturing establishments,
contemplated oy Capt. Todd, will make the mil
lions of bushels of cotton seed that rot annually
porous State, as well as help to supply a very
general want.
The Cotton Seed is a great seed any way you
can take it. 1t is said to yield some 81 per CEN
tum of valuable oil, whilst the oil cake is in
great demand for food for animals, and recent
investigations prove it to bAAas valuable for ag-
riculturai purposes, to many plants, as the guano
for manure.-RichmOnd Dispatch
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

Win be given to any In Virginia who yin exhibit
twelve pictures Wis elk AstorOgps Dr5ssrr0ses
ct s7,sa twelve hIeh Sff Adams yin select reOm
his collection. Hehss opened new Gallery Forbs Jew
ey Store ss Main St, skysht arranged the most
approved principles which be equaled unless sli
Larry situated fronting the river With Of
eoss large and arranged with every convenience for
making rl pictures of every style and size He Is
happyto that he viii be assisted by Mr. JAMES oADY
the artist Who the pictures that awarded the high
est premium God Medal the last AHerteGa
situe Castle Garden New York also the only premium
atsdred for Dagueeotypes the Worlds Fair at Parts
Mr. A. has received ps medals eight diplomas the
best Daguerreotypss exhibited different the United
states fully attest their superiority and having
houored large proportion of the busueEs in Wheeling
the past year he expects with facilities only
retain but enlarge number Of his patrons, especial
Is as he relies gsiLs productions
than display Of furniture. AzJr0tgpes either single
or dotJs glass Daguerroypcs plain colored equal
painting ivory Photographs from the lowest prices
ay dollars. ough. being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobtrueted by other buildings pictures
made from suHrss Pictures children taken
stantaneousy from A. PM Yctthe lights
and mild that persons with eyes by per-
fec: ease Cloudy days good any By this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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and makes IN exception OF that case Ihe
general rule Is, that wherever power Is conferred
on both Houses or upon either HOUSE, thatPOE-
er is TO be exercised by majority OF those rho
are present This is the general rude, the rule
of universal application; and whore 1t Is IN
tended otherwise the exception Is ezpTcsseds-
Nory Is there any exception IN this cases
The provision Of the Constitution IS that q bill
which the President vebOes shall be returned to
the House IN which il originated, and shall be-
come law if passed by vote of thirds Of the
House in concurrence .Isith tEO-thinds OF the
other House Then Ehat is "the Houses" As
have said before, wherever it IS alluded to in
the Constitution it is in the sense competent 70
do business6a quorum exercising the powers OF
the Senate. Where the Constitution intended
to require more itsays 50, rs in the case OF the
election of Vice President
According to the general rule, then, the quo
rum of the Senate that Was competent TO pass
this bill originally is competent to pass It upon
the reconsideration, notwithstanding the Presi-
dents objections provided two-thirds of that
competent number concur. Ny friend from
Virginia saws it is an important question. 1t
would be important if We were really doubtful
about it / declare, notwithstanding the great
respect have for the opinions of gentlemen who
differ from me on this snbject, that it does appear
to me TO be too clear for argument or doubt
The practice, as I understand it, has been con-
foFmabIe to the view which have taken. 1t IS
lust as clear as that we have, in our general leg
islatiye capacity, a power to act by majority
of the Senate, and 70 exercise the same full pow
er that we could If every member elected were
present Il seems to me that it ought to be so.
Il is not inconsistent with the general principles
Of the Constitution. Members who could not
vote with the President in his Veto might absent
themselves from this body and leave you with
out two-thirds Of the whole number present
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PERyUxEo BnE1rB-whatlady or gentleman would
main under the Of dsSGrecahle breath when by
Ing the "BALN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentcs would
only render but leave the Teeth white alaGaS
terG Many do not know their breath il bad and
the subject /. dsieEte their friends will never mention
Il. Pour 4 single drop the Bn" your brush
and wash the teeth night and mOrnlng AS9 bottle will
last year
BEAUTTuL CoNPLExoA may he easily acquired By using
the balm Of Thousand Flowers" II will PIN
Pies and freckes from the skin leaving Of soft and
ate hue Weta towel three drops, and wash
tie face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT.-Wct your shavinS-brush In either
cold water, pour two three drops Dalu of
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft ster much facilitating the operation ofshnY
Ing Price only fifty cents.
W. r. PETRIDGE & CO.,
,-. Franklin Square, New York
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PRRsEcuT1oN.-The history of persecution is a
history ofendeayors to cheat nature, TO make
water run up hill, to twist rope of sand. 1t
makes no difference whether the actors be ma
ny or one, tyrant or mob. A mob is a soci-
ETY. of bodies voluntarily bereaying themselves
of reason, and traYersing its work. The mob is
man Voluntarily descending to the nature of
beast Its fit hour ofactivity is night Its ac-
tons arc insane like its whole constitution. 1t
persecutes principle; it would tar and feather
justice, by inhicting Ere and outrage upon the
persons ofthose who have these. 1t resembles
the prank of boys, vino run with FIRE engines to
put out the ruddy aurora streaming to the stars.
The invioate spirit turns their spite against the
wrong.doers. The martyr cannot be dishonor-
ed Every lash inflicted is tongue of fame; ev-
cry prison more illustrious abode; every burn
ed book or house enlightens the world; every
suppressed or expunged word reverberates
through, the earth from side to side Hours of
sanity and consideration are always arriving to
communities, as to individuals, when the truth
is seen and the martyrs are justifed.-R. ".
EfWcTSOR,
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

Al The Ran corner OF aEarEes and Monroe
Joas 8. WAGER. n. G.: B. II 6lfr, Secretary.
Franklin Ledge Ne. 13.=AIeets as aboveeytry
Monday evening. JGzS BGrna. n. c.s H. p Chspisfne.
Secretary.
wn. Tell Ledge Ne. 9s.--aIsets g q eboye,eye-
~ wednesday evening. J. g. Hoss1tAxs' n. CT s'osa
Salads Secretary.
wheeling hedge Ne. So Meets every Monday
evening At the HAIL. corner Mafkee and Quincy streets H.
BsogH, y G.; .Ea4a Tzo5t.ra Secretary.
Pn1oIn Ledge Ne. s2.-Meets az above ersry
friday evening Il B. RcLara, n. g. " r. BtaseAaFd
Secretary.
ABrauSis EneaII ent No. t.-Ateets AZ The
HAM, corner Market and Monroe streets the first and
Tuesday evenings eass month. H. Urut.x, c. P s "
PeGFsos, serFse.
wn T'eII zgnen1lpsaepr Ne. 3s.-stee.s as
shore the accoad and JSEb Tuesday evenings OF each
month Hx KElSSirn G. P; Ers. FetsgdF6ev, Scribe
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MAsoNIo DIRECTORY.

Ohto ledge Ne. d ls--stssts at Masonic Hall,
corner Marie. sn Streets the rst and tAinl Nom
day evenings Of each month c. W. seRzs, ". NJ; AEee-
aadSr LaB1Alfa, Secretary.
VheeItnE ledge No. 19S.-Heets as above on
the rs and ttr Thursday evenings of each month f. A.
BaEsT1noER, W. "; S. " Pedrsoa, Secretary.
WheeIIuE Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Meets %
above on s asaoad evening of MONTH VIC.
scoTT, Il. p; S. ". PeGrsoE, Secretary.
wheeling EneamPment No. 1.-Meets Is
a5OTe on the rts Monday evening Of each month W
BATrs. &C. a. Lorinn. Reeor.ler.
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sPRc1Ah NOTICE s.

on OF GRAPEyEs eIlaye yeu used itl II not, setit
al once. Il EI gray hairs to natural
eovsrSour baldh With RsH harremoye the dandruf
aud itshnsa1d cure any scfofnIoas eruptous. Is your
nair iing oait M and how soon it wiz cease
Dus your head achel Useit directed and and relief
osaini no ninri6as compounds, the philosophy Of Its
made power Is in stimulating Nature to her work.
It is the elegant toet preparation ever offered to
those who desire the hair, and who admire the
beautiful son silky aud glossy OF Heavens
i. st1i more desirable.
Prepared BY d., Fcaatssnes Parts,
General Wholesale Agents
LAUGHLINs BUsHF1EID,
Wheeling, vs..
Sold also by DEagsisssEsnsraily iuio:dsE
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From Littelrs Living Age.
a s RIY L. O We

e a II l. 7 L o " f..
They met-and none we're nigh but deemed
They met as frierd-, endcarrd Of yore;
80 calm each tranquil aspect seemed, place
With mutual greetings Rladdening Ger.
Their hands we're Joined, a. but to hold,
In welcome grasp, each other near;
And, seYerInz, left no blush that told
or more than friendly pressure there.
They smIled-you would have thought the smile
But GONE kind impulse from the heart;
Swinging spontaneous, thence, the while,
It's passing pleasure to impart.
They spoke-tlere was no ALTERING word
That Wayered from its proper tonei
No accent where note Was hvaFi '.-..
That common parlaneE might not own.
They walked the garden, fresh with nUEeTs;
They gathered roses from their stem;
They talked Of birds, and shrubs, and bowers,
And only seemed To think Of them.
And yet, time was when either's looks,
Or words, or smiles, or hands enbrAcedi
Or flowers exchanged, were sibyi books,
Where both their tondest wishes traced.
But this Il is that envious age
Denies 70 Love- an outward Sign
BIotting, as 'tWsre, the glowing page
Where once he ahone In every line.
Was Love stIu there; hidden guest;
captive in some secret cell; r..
AtraHor, trembling IN the breast,
That dared not Of existence tell?
was Love s.lll thereY Obi had be len
The Iips, the eyes, the cheek, the broRS-
or ali hIs tell.taletTSits bereft-
The breast his only refuge now
Say. was he there2 Had years Of pain,
or sorrow, Joy, ambition, pride,
etript him OF all this fair domain,
In hopeless exile there 10 hidef
0rly he like that mystic fount
That hid lta current deep In earth,
But shouc, Whene'cr Il dared to mount,
As bright and pure As At It's blTthH
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the Baltimore American respecting the division
of parties in the House:
1.-THE party divisions of the House of Repre-
sentatives, by States, is at present as folIows:-
The Republicans have parties in and control the
Delegations from Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connect
cut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin-thir-
teen. The Democrats are represented by ma.
jorities in Alabama, Arkansas, Virginia, Illinois,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Loui-
siana, Mississippi, Florida and Caiifornfa-cleven
States Iowa presents tic-onc Republican
and one Democrat, as also does Texas, repre-
scented by one Democrat and one American.
'sThe Republican candidate having but thir-
teen States, falls three short of majority, and
as it viii be at least moral inpossibiity for
him to gain additional support from the South,
his last chance would be with the Democratic
free States California, Illinois and Iowa. all of
which he must have before he can become Presi
dent of the United States. But this last chance
the most knowing politicians would pronounce
no chance atall, 50 that the conclusion follows
in the House of Representatives the chances
are decidedly against Mr.. Fremont"