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IeEpiag Lssteess aad ftaaaass.{p, tFrariahty "a
For III G6rrst Il Laiei -
TINE pioPRIEroRs take great pleasure IN expressing
their thaaEs FOR .s aaa ,snrssedtntsd se.
me oatai, and st!agla.ss them 70 Re
rapidly Increasing demand for 'etrti '''ad eo'pEeen,
sire Of mercantile trdiatR9 The great practical
eSi Honses nssis BY .cated ana accomplished gentle
enabled him to bring degree Of perfection a
S1s9 T TTSfSED II SS S Any OTHER ISsfTTuTioS Each
stnen process, isiFiiei the DESK, idfrtd-
Of an Accountants tis, q ttoroagh!ds ttosg1 te had
house: and titus s,rarness; alteriuE and egregous
bIunderS are, in a great measure, dssipated.
ants we have also secured services OF the
Lecturers in oho, 80 lecture on commercial
our course Instruction extended partcuaTtze
TfRy Sg Roo s % e tSe asd run @ .cpon q
its Scientific Psncp!es-Lcctures upon Commercial History
oETaphy Coanercial Product Commercial Calculations,
PotieaT Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Part
nershiP, &c.
TIE L1DLES' DEP1RTnEST
Is now opened for the reception orLades No Institution in
The Union rArts more thorough OF nteFestng course in
Ia soaesIon. xe would add ,ha, we shah put forth
best efforts to st eminent degree, the nat
ering reception with which enterprise has met and zee
eoqss Of trraatiIs hsresion Tam georafed ut any
! otisr siaaiEiI. Mercantile college.
Among the many Recommendation, we give the follow
| inE:-
3 sasanse Ss I N Sraaser sSs s
Accountant! and Teaehe Of Book Keeping which is of the
highest order. He has had experience Ac-
cOunant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in imPartng Practical
Rn0trlsdge g Book KtepiHg and thorough tomH1erefdi
| L. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
| President Of FarmCrS' College.
| LORIS ANDREWS,
To young men WHO wish acquire "BmsiHess Efucc-
IiOn think II affords facilities seldom equaed-
Mr. GEASsEE has the of
aptueSs in teaching added practical Counting
Room experience feel confident tat graduates from
his College viii be f competent TO Keep the most
] ruted Sss'y BdOtH.
/ A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
III JNSSEY, SEES Board Of Control, State Ba1E OF o.
| J. P. FARM. Iook Keeper ut p 7: wO0dbusy'a
/ D. ONERDIER. Book Keeper ar Clinton eank
! H. Z. MILES, Src'T Culunibus Gas and Coke CO.
J c. h. MASON, hook Keeper At J. II. Riley i Co.'S
! ~ For full particulars send for circular.
/ GRA-SGEE e ARLS7R0SG,
| fe4-Iv PfoprietOrs.
a GREAT ROOK,
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Co-Partnership.

| II B. MARSH day associated Iay.a
q man. purpose Of transaetDS the Uheesale and
shoe business old sEiTsh.
No. S5 Monroe street, door to Greer. OFT Co.. under
the firm OF MARSH WAT1IAE.
July Isl; 1ssS. in So ~
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COMPREHENSIVE
THE undersgns Ill continue the DryCoods business in
present location under the and style OF HEsEz
swEARr6Rx. They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends continuance Of their tavors
n...n,.,s,. 1855 3 b sMIaRIaGEN, shssAisGi JA.
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Dividend.

THE Board Of Managers The Csnt-e Wheeling atElt
Honse AssoestioR, haze this day declared Dtvdsnd
of per OF the earnings OF the Cosspss
lst JanuRry-pay able on the 2ttl lost -
All persons that have made paIcuts stock have
received thGir cGrthcRteg notified
certs the Secrctary, get them before the sD that
they may receive the 5ivdend pRJ able that tse.
By or,IyE Ct the board. - q, rEl--.l.eit--
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TRUNAL'S SACRED ELIXfR.-.
4 Medicine ,fV.' Uysj.tPsj,, .itoHe.
THIS medicine is IN extensive am popular In Wsssrn
Pennsylvania 1t is prepared b. Dr, Trxai WASH
nSton and has Sivea TEef TO huPdFes who
it, who Spreading iis fame far and Sidc. ~
The names Of peFsons we'll knaSa vouchers for
its efficacy in the above diss6ss. ss n ~
EE-Prtce $500.
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WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAQT1EUL sTQcK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,

TTAyIN0 ast returned from he Eastern cities with very
II large Wen selected aHsortneht c Clocks
and eNsrr the subscriber WOpd call The attention Of his
friends the public generally 10 It, assuring them that he
Ehseit cheaper HERETOFORE His stock consists
Ia part. as fellows: az
Patent Lever Porcelain Mantle, Gothic eight and day
Clocks.
Omen Faced Watches.
S-Parenisr attention Is eed the American Watches
pui up in gold and silver cases made wholly In this country
and warranted prime tiHle-EeePers. .
The Ladies' viii his esabIRhmRnt large and well
and beautiful Cameo JeWsEys which
cahn0t fan to please. - 1l 30 q
Having bou extremely low, he very eonhdent hat
he sen goods in his line lover than ever Ssf6Ee sold IN
and resrecet6y and GIAaG7e hAa
,st6ek.53s3sf al5f 5ssI G. r. BROWN
oe13 So.4 Washington Hall.
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RAIPH SroxR, u. D.
JnTGs A. AOTT, n. D.
CTREs EISGsLET. 81. D.
VIZ. B. ArsTIN, NJ D.
0RVILLE CPSoS, NJ D.
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Hear! Heard! HearM!

sa Hear! Hearn aearH!
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDUCTIoSit
CLOSING WISTER GOODS!
ID ENG desrous reducing my stock in the above ine
ID have made the following reductions;
EMBRO1DERIES.
consequently sell collars formerly held at SSe for
427x; 50 for e. and others In proportion am
Offering greater inducemsn than any other house In town
IN CLOAKS,
reduction Of 80 per will be granted and those ready
with the cash win be able 70 buy from me niee trnned
cloth cloak 1885, The greatest bargains offered
sell the advantageous ters aetual-
selling the ready made for you can buy the
cloth. TRIMMINGS.
OF which have large assortmen win sell out at almost
Comforts chdren's wooden saes ladies superior wool
scars etc. such variety and such low prices
every With NOr being anxious and
willing my stock the lowest point, VIII sell
gooGs much less tll1n
you cannot help buying. Cone all and eyesy one
that wants to save his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain storel lis Main street,
dec9e. bet Monroe and Unon SIS.
n sN92TIGE- 9 ,rox,,,o n. rr...p,
" OF Hei.kell Co., Will bedssolved by limitation
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MISCELI4AN NEOUS.

e TERMS:
For Fs1 Courss, i8ctHdiRg ali DGpdrsasEts Of BOOB
Keeping, Lectures dAi .teRs1dRSsip, tErGrtdsty "a
CLdE1Hce. SO
For 6H G6urse 1Laates ~
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T61DDE- FEf. lows, DIRECTORY

the Han corner Of Market and Monroe streets
joins s. wRIarE y O.: B. n cny, Secrstary
FrauaxIln Ledge No. 19.-Meets as Abeveevery
Monday evening JoHs R4rHi, y. G.; n. P. GsPliae,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Neets as above ere
~ Wednesday evening. J. O. HoErNAsS, \. e.; Joan
.SdEGde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. 5O.-Meets every Monday
evening ut the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets II
BnoHx, n. g. .Joln Tzobur4, Secretary.
E'naoIn Lodge No. s3.-Neets as above every
Friday evening l. D. atcLlIx, y. G.; K n Blanchard,
Secretary.
Ahsnm,s EsucamPment No. 1.-MeesA at the
aIl coIs MARKET and srouroe streets, the frt and tir
Tuesday evenings of each month. H. UrHnAs. c. p; S NJ
Pearson, Scribe.
WIN. Tell Eneampment No. a+.-Neets as.
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. VIZ KLrsrLEE, @. P; Wn. Fs''gar1e' seri6e
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
@. s NORTHUMBERLAND soCIETY.

PH1LA.. Oct 4.-Extensiye arrangements for
the great exhibition Oft Q. s. Agricultural
Society, which is to open on Tuesday next, are
nearly completed. Twelve hundred pens for
cattle &c, are erected, 400 horses are already
entered, snd everything promises to makeit the
largest and most interesting exhibition ever held
in the U. S. Col WcldeT, the President, and
the other officers of the Society are on the
ground, and many distinguished agricuIturalists
from all parts Of the country are here.
The trial course for horses is beautifully laid
out and arranged and the exhibition of speed
upon it is expected to be very interesting and
exciting
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from The 5. Y. Indspsnasn..

From the y. Y. independent.
-.'-' RES II TIE UNITED STATES.-Ihe follow
~, - Is oaTweekly reportof failures, assignments,
Donai'! Mckay, the great shipbuildcr at East
os'oh' Is temporarily embarrassed. Ills assets
Ie understood to be ample, however, to pay
ay liability in tine, and leave him a good
J9silh Richards, Boston, Mass, failed.
S9hn ]. Touilinson, East Boston, Mass, sns-
s'IHSgi oilers 80 per cent
y pa, d!I K Bul!ey, New York city, filled.
a. a., Biien s Co, Eric, Penn, failed.
SSA4 Shepard, Flour, Pittsburgh, Pa, failed.
~ 40 j. Shields, Greensburg, Pa, store clOsea
I I. d SStouiFer. Mount Joy, Pa, assigned.
ill., . i ha%s, Washington, y. g., failed; liabi
s, Saa9 Blackwell, Newbern, n. c., suspended,
y. ,.5acr & C!inard, Salem, n. g., assigned;
'N,MeTn creditors. fourth class.
~, g'gks, Keller d Co, St. Louis, No. Have
s.''.lli viii problbly need some iHdwlgtae.
Joseph Stinan. Cincinnati Ohio, suspended.
H. son So, q 60, Rockford, H., assigned; iabil-
S4~sl& Son. Grand Rapids, Mich, assigned
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FROM CHARLEsToY.

BALTIMORE, Oct The Charleston Mercury
contains further particulars of the late DUEL
1t states Magrath challenged Mcssrs. Heart &
Taber, of the Mercury, seyerally to meet him on
the charge of Publishing and endorsing hbelous
attacks upon his brother. On the field efforts
were made between each exchange of shots to
effect settlement without avail. After the fall
of Taber, SEr. Heart appeared on the ground
and notified Magrath of his readiness to meet
him. sIagrath replied that he had no further
demand to make
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ANFRTCAN NOMlNATTONs.

Bird Congressional District of this city have nom
mated J. Phillips Phnuix Those of the sth
District have nominated Sheppard Knapp, and
of the first District Brooklyn Edward G. Wood.
the reform co nmittce headed by Peter Cooper
nominated Judge JAS R. Whiting for Mayor Of
New York
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WILSON KING.

ST. Louis June 90, 1853.
PROF. WOOD: As you are about prepare and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative and as you
quest ry opinion H. will state, that my hair was, few
ago. very gray and after using two bottles OF your
Hair Restorative original color and since its
application all dAndruf has disappeared head and
have been troubled with dsaSreeable Itching OF the
scalp lam satisfied that those who 1t, wnot regret
H. gives appearance Of having been recently oiled
PrePar' therefore, to recommend It's use TO ll~ho
desIrcus of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, &c.
ii. L. STEWART.
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KInfina

TAvISG sold the Saddle, Harness, md Trunk Manu-
Ii featuring part OF my business shall devote myself
(or presently exclusively the Sadiery Hardware and
Coach Trimming business, having by the change much more
and greater facilities and henE the only one In this
exclusively in this business and from long expert
extensive connection with the Sahdllng BUSINESS
hope abe render entire NIL who will
favor me with their custom. Very thankful liberal
custom upon me- solicit continuance
Of the same. JOHN KNOTE,
D Stand Main Street.
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PROCLAMATTON

ST. Louis, Oct. Gov. Geary has issued a
proclamation to the SheriEs OF the different
October 9th, for the election of Delegates to
Congress and members Of the Legislature.
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t'i ED SSaIst wolcorT
Yineennes, Ia, Juneel, 1858.
PROF. o. j. WOOD

PROF. o. j. WOOD
AFTou about to manufacture and veui your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative state for whoso-
ever may concern, used IT, and known others
to Ehat Ihave for several been in the habit OF
using other Hair RssOrAtives and that ind yours vastly
superorto any other know 1t entirely cleanses the head
Of dandru, and with months proper use Will restore
any persons tia original youthful color and
giving healthy soft and glossy End all this
without dlscOIoring the hands that apply IT, or on
every desircus having fine color and to the
hair Respectfully, yours, 80
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n Y, Oct 4.-The extensive produce house
of Mason & Collins has failed They did heavy
ceivers of -four and grain in the city. Their
liabilities are upwarls of s20o,0oo.
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masonic DIREoToRY,

ONO Lodge No IOI-Mects at Masonic nan,
corner Market and Monroe Streets yt and tird Nom
day evenings of each Onth. G. W. sroHTs WINS Aie-
dhdsr Laughlin Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-aIeets as above on
the -t and laird Thursday evenings Of each month f. A.
BRFSr11SGEa, ". NJ; S. ": Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chnpter Ne. 19.-SEeetsa as
above on the second Monday evening OF eaehmonth W.
scor4, II. p; S. IF. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncamPment No. l.-Neets as
above on the fourth Monday evening of each month. WI
BATES, G. C., a. Lorin9, Recorder
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I've charming little 6Authttr,
She Is hardly years old,
AID yIn could not buy her from
With ten times her weight in gold;
For know my heart IL richer
Than al EmperoT'g can be
In the WORLDS most gorgeous palace,
Without AHet one as she.
She has eyes bright as diamonds,
And they Sparkle with delight
AT tie g-mbols Of her kitten,
Or ut any merry sight;
shs wal sIu tines bli1k them .Iy,
aId al times they're aim will tears-
1 90 lot think the world contains
4notEer pair Ike hers.
On her lips fading blossom
Might revive its rUddy hue
There's proud curve IN the upper one,
But gentle sweetness tool
And IlHve fears ioF coming years
/ hops htr wiifteach
This little giTl As she rTVEau up
Toktep them out OF reach.
Her foot-it Is G n iratleI
Since miracles have C aBed
OF NIL the litle feet extAnt,
Hers surely Is the least;
But set II bears her fairy form,
AS full Of baby glee,
She tEorl around and SqueaIs and laughs,
In unchecked reyelry.
She spies horse and cries ''gee gee"
She "nOO'S" at every COW
She bSrks at Spot, and Initiates
The Shanghai ROSTERS crOWi
She plays bo-peep, ard mIrpIcs
With many cunning look
She waves her little flag, and shouts
"HITrdh, hHETtih FOR Luck"
"Oh, you who have no children,
Can never fully know
The thousand little winning ways
Thai makes love them so:
I've darling little daughter
Not quite two years old
She's love, and hope and happiness
Shes more than tons OF gold.
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Sold Out

rIIE subscriber having sold 10 Messrs. Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his est9bls-
would embrace this opportunity return his sincere
the very liberal patronage extended to hm for
the last twenty three years. and bE leave tOTecOHeHd to
friends and customers his successors, know
Ing them be experienced workmen and in every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the public have
they will render full satisfaction to all who may
avg NJ k .-S. '4 'E'' N''''''+' JOHN KNoTE.
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jas. NELLoR.

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufaotoy
JEREMIAH 3. SHEPPARD and CITAs. MORGAN have
q dry into partnership In the Saddle, Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business under the name OF Sep
pard Morgan.
part his establishment and occupying his large
workshops, have facilities for manufacturing which will
lowest and Of the latest and most improved style
We have hand full assortment Of oil articles In
line, consisting Of Saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks
Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags, Saces Saddle Bags &C., &C.,
lowest
Particular attention will be paid ordered works repair
ing promptly to- and strict intention
prices merit continuance Of The patron
age which has been libeFuy bestowed upon the former
proprietor. SHEPPARD MORGAN,
aug 2-Sn No 1871 Main ST., corner OF Union.
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NEM YORK MARKET.

New YoRk, Oct 4-Flour market declining,
5000 bbls sold, Ohio sold at 6,50aG,70; Ba!G-
lower, 10000 bu. sold, southern white l,62; do
red so. Corn declining, sales at 6s. Pork
steady. Beefstcady Lard firm. Whisky sells
at 3s4a39c.
Stocks firrner. Money market firm; Sterling
Exchange flat; Ms Cent. III 1-2; Ills. Cent
Bonds SO "a; Mich South. SO 3-s; n. Y. Cent
S+5 8; Penna. Coal Co. 81 IL; Reading 80 10;
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PROF. WOOD
LII

DEAR SIR: My hair had for several years been be-
coming prematurely gray, accompanied by harshneSs
which rendered the constant application OF oil necessary In
dressing When commenced using your Hair Itestora-
tive, about two months ago. 1t was in that condition. and
having continued till within the last three weeks, 1t
has turned natural color assumed soness and
usre greatly be preferred to those produced by the
icaton of oils any other preparation have ever used
Indispensable article for every ladys toilet
whether to he used Hair Restorative or for the simple
purposes dressing identifying the hair Youhaye per-
mission refer all who entertain any doubt Of Its do
ing all that Is claimed for 1t.
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For Sale BY OLIVER PRYOR, wleii
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RIVER AM WFATUER.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4.-River12 inches by met
al mark, and falling Weather clear and warm.
CINcINSATI, Oct. River IS inches. Wealth
or clear and mild.
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(Fro1, the CineiaHGt FeeEIy 7Tmes. Nay 15tH, 1851
Another CrinI between & iTHI Corn and Cob
"a

L
7isis, IA Paris, Say.
TIE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT
We that quite crowd assembled at paTis KY,
the 5h witness trial Of between the Little Giant
and the Excelsior Mills, the former OF which Is owned by
Scott Hedges of this city In relation TO II the
Louisville Courier says:
.Thc grand between the Corn and Cob Mills,
LtttIe Giant Excelsior Young AncrieG attracted
OF people present TO witness the trial. This
we believe second trial had this spring between the
contendinG Mills The present triumph for two silver
Judges appointed BFutus
j. CaI ESQ President te Bourbon Agricultural Society.
and were composed officers of the Society," and Of
feeders The following is the report Of the
committee:
Judges members OF the bourbon Count cultnra soci
ety. determine, under (rules tbed their guild
ancr) the relative OF the Cor. Cob Mills of
Giant and of Nrssrs Douglass Smith Co.. GAINESVILLE. o.
named excelsior Young America" ovets Patcnt) The
trial took place in Paris n.y., on the 9th and 9th days Of
May, 1856.
toefrS ana Hd 6~8eIs meal, average draft
4g mounds Young America with the
SAME number ground and Etree-e1h
bushels draft OF 100 pounds. Onea buBhe
No. The quantity Of cObs len la the No sGye
from the meal ground By the Young America double
that of the Giant The meal of the Little Giant
as OF more uniform nehes than tE ground by the Young
America Though the Mills of equal diameter, (29 inch
es grinding surface in the Little Giant is supposed
b. Rre times greater than the Young America Mil.
1These aud examination Of the construction Of
The committee the opinion that tho Littie
Giant is the superior MILL adapted t..s
The farmer, eytleFefoTc award Aessrs. Sect
Hedges the two silver goblets. BRUTUS J. CLAY,
W. L. DUNCAN,
c. T.GARRARD,
X. HUTCHCRAFT,
For Sale By OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.
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MORE Larimer LittlegoOd, Esq; a
Young Gentleman who wished to see Life and
saw it Accordingly" by the author of ''Frank
Farleigh," "The Solitary Hunter; OF, Sporting
Life in the Pruiries,' by Jno. Pallester, Esq,
"The Pirates of the Mississippi" by the author
of "Wild Sports in the Far Vest "The Com
ical Adventures of David DafEicks,H Illustrated
with over Two Hundred Laughable Engravings
and, Knickerbceker, for October, have been re-
ceived by Robinson & Bro, No. 4 Washington
Hall,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
OcT. 4.-Flour very dull at =, ! 5 for supcrffne
Wheat l, l4al,l5 for red. Whisky active and
higher; sales at go. Molasses firm at 60 1-2aG3
Otncr articles unchanged.
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AMOS LEE ESQ., MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd OF January,
1886 II bad tedious influenza. witch conined me in
" tried pEcroRA by the advice Of our
first dose relieved the In throat aud lungs
leGs than half the bottle made completely WE'LL Your
medicines the ccapeS well as te best We can bay
and esteem Doctor, and remedies as the poor
n,aa's friend"
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nth gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO sHELBY, OF snELaYvilLH

Consupres do not despair till you have tried Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t made by of the best medical
chemists world and its NIL round bespCGk the
high merits of its es.-l,hikadekPhta Led0er.
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MEIODEONS !

TUsT oPENED-a fresh lot OF MeIodeons, and octave
81 single and double reeds with all the late improvements
including divided SWELL double reed equal TO $SuO
church organ. These Instruments offered at small adj
irst and warranted one year. or more If re-
ne assortment of Piano FOrtes also prices,
at No. % Union ST.
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TtIE "I.IYTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL
WITH TRIPEL SETS OF CRUsIIEKs DOUBLE GRINDING
SURFACES,
on IE OTHER WORDS,
TWO MTTH,S IN ONE

IL OTHER WORDS.
TWO MILLS IN ONE,
Thus enabling persons them to accomplish twice
much in tile same be done by Single Mills of the
same size. GREAT IMPROVEMENT hEs also been made in
the strength MILL aud the Manufacturers
challenge the world produce machine, for the
pose capable OF accomplishing much work with little
So light and pOrtaie and yet strong anu dur
bie as the narrowed or Three Gone
DoObIe A.ittIe Giant Corn Will.
The Mil hot be broken hy any far means, except
there be defects i'll the casting Should there hap
pen he nail bit Of gravel small stick or knot In the
corn mill viii grind them without niUEing in the least
We do of warranl them against Improper uses
Farmers, Stock Growers, Butchers and
who stock Of kind either to f1en oe for working
purpoees that IN 10 head that you feed you
the price OF No Mill every six MONTHS THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT" is now offered rs the
BEST corn AND COB CRCsHER EVER MADE, AID
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. I, or three horse Mil grinds, from IS to 80
bushels per hour, Price S6O W
8, two horse MIL grinds from l5tO2g
bushels per h0nT... aOV w
" 2, one horse MIL gTnds, from IL 10 10
BUSHELS per hOuT - W
" !, Will grind from to bushels per hour d. Ut
SCOTT HEDGES,
Corner Main 4 Water Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

TuE following lines from the pen of Mr.. j. j.
Stewart, jr., will find response in the minds oil
all men and women who have bales ''hardly
two years old" The political allusion, VIC pre-
sumo, is the fault of the rymth, not of the ou.