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gto6 Der Nufbebung be8 @ptct8 BON gtanteS
purd1 Qubpio XIV, ba8 penYrpteltanten6rant=
rei68 6eGiotpn8freibeit getpdbrte, 5D9en Ora9os
nerreaimenfer pur6 Die iIpli6en Brcpln6en, IN
benen berSauptIie berSu9Onptten MAJ, uno Jag
ten bteie bur6 Oti6banDlun9e1 nno Seorltd1ll@
oen anerQrt, NIT Standardization uno Sdbel=
6ieben in bic Wte11e II. sur 8eidte. Die Ora=
ouuer maret Die ultima ratio" oe8Spranl1en Il.
Der rSmiIden Stride, uno fIbrten 5und4if gum
g[rfltonb Der @amiiarben in ben @epennen lpdz
ter 3ur @ntpSlferung Srantreids 5u 9rSBerer
@bre 0ptte8.
Die orpBe pen1cfratiide STRIDE Amerifa8 bat
lest bur6 s. Yterce aud ibre WetIItcndre mad
GauIa8 QeI6tdt, nm bort 0tnbe unO Gtnbelt peS
@laubens bersu(feGen. Die @plfsipaperd1etdt
1T uuIsebDben, uno Ser. Staaten Dra9erer iiitz
terS berfSumner ibernehtten lett ooS@elHaf,
Die Sreilfaatleute nit Sdbel II. Sarabtner gum
nabren bemcfrdtiI6e n@lauben 81 befebrer, bel
fen 8efenntniB, nad Der uTrele1 Hretle" bon
Snbiana, 10 lautet
SD alaube an 6ranfGtnBierce, ben anrtdds
tioen 8eYleiber BON @clbern u1o Aemtern I'M
'SHOeu unb Nprben.
Sd claude an StepbenD Douglas, ietnen einz
oeborenen Spbn utetnen Serrtt, Der entptar9ett
lit pom RaiIer prn Nublanb, 9ebrren BON Der
Sunofrau NebrasfuzSin, 9e1itten unter9Stlian1
Separb, pera6tet, perpiinldt uno be9rabet, am
ndd1en SAGE mieper auferlfanben BON letnert
S6refen, aufoefabren III benSenat, ibenb CUR
re6ten Sanp NthiIpn'8, in berSerrlldtett etneS
SflapenbalterS, BON banner CT aud ton11ne1l
mirb, gu perratben Die 2ebenbiSen urtb Die &OO=
ten.
Sd CLAUDE an ben beilisen@elDlad; cine BET
Gtoe, neutrality-suspicious. Observation-Disclosures Die
@emeini6aft Der Sunfer uno SeIuiten Serge
buna aler &a1Ien0iebtdble Wieoerelniesun9
in cine Office, unp Elm etpi9e88erbletben bart1.
Imen.
Der marbiee Colonel i9eint lHitern 5a ietrt
mad Dem S6anplCrbeer pes MarIdan Wtpnz
treal in 99i8me8, wenn audi bieler Same nod
ME 3u Ieinen Sbren sebrun9en iein mag. Gr
lagert nit ieinen Dra9Oneru DOT 9%airrence rno
bat ben 8irsern Ia9en l~dllen, wpenn rla1t tbnl
bieSade ubertraee, mp1le er lie i9nekl
9enu9 1etteIn, unb er tperpe leoen Setebl
BON WaIbtn8tOn au8fibren.
Scum, e8 fdlt unS nidt elm, Pterce NIT 9tOz
wig XIV. 3t rersleiden, mir rntBte1t lorlt IN
etnert trcmn1elnoen poer Elm BiItOl abfeuernpen
6afen einen 6eloen erblife1, aber oer &rts9Sz
minilfer SeferIpn Oapt8 wiirbe unter 2lowt9
Dem 8ier3ebnten einen redt 9uten 2DupDiS nnO
Der Gdlei6er GalebGuibin3 einen eben lplden
Qeteaier abgeseben baben. Tretptlt9eD ra9oner
pDuenb8 wiir6e baS beupfratil6e 5eerla9er in
Naaie felet. Is. 81
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&c merifanifcbe Osacbriebten

Gincinnati Is. Ofai.-Sn bemGerbSr,
tpeldes ppr9efern in Dem Surnerprp5eB fprtse.
iebt puroe, sab 5uerlt SerrGlOriD9e, Wirtb De8
@albinstonzS aule8 in GoDin8tcn, Elm fir Die
Gurner bSdit siinifise8 3eusniB ab. Derielte
Ia9t sd 1aB nit nebreren Nrperen ppr met
mem Sauie, al8 Der Turner5us .pprbeifam ; al8
rerielbe pailirt mar, bemerfte i'd, paB an einenl
Doer 3nei 8laben Streit au8brad ebe id, nod
unterIdeipen fpnnte, mas Forging, fam BratI,
Der BON einem Surner nit etnem 0tapter perz
fpl9t muroe, berangelaufen. Strait idpabte
lance u1p piel, er Iagte er lei BON Cincinnati
In Der Nblidt beriiber9efrmmen, etllen Sight 5t
Beginner; er babe leine namerlfaniI9en'
Sreunbe in @ppin8tpn 5ur 8beilnabnle auf9ez
forDert, aber / eipdren eineBanDe bon percanlntz
ten 6eislinsen itnb wplten ni6t tighten, uno 10
babe er ben SOB" auf ii9 lelblt 9encniten
er milie, mo- pieTurnerbale lle9e, UNI ipone tie,
penn lie mai alle III ber1elben pdre1t, 5urSole
ouffliesen %lalien."
3euse peutete bierbei auf bea ais 53ea9et Der
Nnfla9e baliBenoen Bratt.
Sn Gerbinoung nit pielem 3eu9nilIe if aud
nod, ba8 BON 6rieDri9 Gift DON Wi6ti9feit, ine
benz e8 eiuerleit8 Die Mabrldeinlidteit bergtu8z
Iase Der Gunner, roB ie BUTTS uno Sarpeh
nidt ~falnte1 unO fir ie an9reifenDe 2eute ball
ten mubten, erb0bt, unp anDererIeitS ben pprl
Saroeb recceno8eirten @ie9el, melder franz nrn
gar niGt I'M 3u9e mar, ~entlaitet.
NaGpem i'm gerlaufe beS pOr9eftrtsen UNI
seltern frib nod iiber 20 Berlpnen, meitena
Deutide, bic BEN 3us beslei.et batten, pernrnt=
men tparen, itelte 6err Stepenlcn, elmer Der
gnmGlte Der Turner, ben glntras, gle Nnsez
flasten auf giirglAaft BIG our SortiesunS bea
9erbSrs am Mfontas in Sreibeit gu ieben. 8Ou
lWonp eeula6t, mas iepenfalls alS spn sutss Bet
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gta0t Baltimore.

Tpbten 6 a ii iber ben Setdnart zines
neuoebprner GillpeS, tpelde8 am Spnntag NfDr>
oen an Der @fe bon 6abettez unb 6renpnt=S Ctr.
9efunoen wcrpen mar, fpurpe selferr BON JftaT
ter @rcpe absebalten. 8erpift Der Sltrp Son
elmer unbefarlltten Bericn fur5 nad Der 9eb1rt
ertrInft.
8erwtllt9nnsen beS Stabtras
= Der Iptalsg etra9 Der bonn hielt9en
Staetratb mdbrenp Der 9e9enlpdrtt9en Sibung
9entadten 8eripiqignnsen betrd9t $24,659.42.
Dappn Iino in lester ISOLDE 5000 fir 9tepqraz
tur Der @albinstpu44 penue b~eitilnn1t pproen.
Sffieielle 2anbpartbte, - '@e=
tern irib madten bergS taotrat9 uno Der @ais
lers Gu8iduB einet 4n8flug nad Stpnpz0fun
unp Raraoie8sM able, I'm Die Qpcalitdten, aus
mel6en, mad 8arlettS 8lou, bic Malerleitun9
Der Staot 9elpeilf perpen ipn, periSnli6 in Nu~
eenI6eitl 5u nebmen, Seute Nadmitta8 fDtunt
bic 6ra9e I'M @riten 3pei9 CUR 8eratbnng. -
TeuersG om y a n II m 8ann.-
Su TOlse Der auiribrerii6en &unb9ebun9en,
wel9e iid eiltse SeuerzG pupagnieen erlaubt
boben. bat e8 Der Wfappr fir augemeilen sefnnz
ben, bic W1punt Gerncn s.. II. 9,s@pmp., bic
l1nitep unp New<Ofarfet Sprtbenz@rmp unb
bic Ser. ct. S6lapdsGcm in ibren reipefti=
ben 8lpfS 5%uccnli9niref- Der Wtapcr bat pielen
S9ritt nl1r NIT srOBem @iperlreben 9etban,
I'M 10 mebr, ulS ct eini9e pieler @crapq9nieen
fur3 pcrber erit uuf paS @eiud Der in Der Nad=
barl9aft wpbnenpen 8ir9er aus Dem 8ann,
ben er friiber iiber lie uerhdn9en muBte, setban
bate. ss7Hs se sN sls t8fpngSe.
Grtrunfen. II 8cr etnisen Ga9en pers
l6manb Der 4ufwdrter pe8 SdifeS SObn Gunls
mins8 pOn 0epsOcrf an Sea8pOintz8ba unb
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aefrOden. Gr iprad setrpden engliif. Gu8
ieinen In9aben 9ta9 berpDr, DAP er am pOrber=
sebenpen Gage ppn rel1t SauptuiaIt elmer ipatltz
iden 8ris9, beren Nanlen er nidt fannie, iu8
@aler berabsefallen mar. @a8 Die 2eute an
8cro 3u ieiner Nettuu9 tbuten, betauD barin,
baB ite ibm Ell Brett 5umarf fen, nlittelf beIlen
ct Ii9 ben Neit beg Cages uno Die Oea6t iber
bt8 gum nd9Iten Nadmittu9 iiber Dem 8aRer
bielt. I'm Die lebtere 3eit fam Der Schooner
griffin" In Si6t. Der gte9er be9an1 10
9leid, auf i'm gu 3u ldpimmm unb lan9te 9e-
gen Weitternadt BET bemlelben an. Der Ne9er
lit etlpa 25 Sabr aft; er Bate a1Ber eiuer 6Oie
feline &leiber an, al8 er an 8prO peS D@rtffin"
FAM. Gr mar aubertbalb Gage i'm @aier 9e=
me1en.
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fsurDpdiicoe Nadbrtcbten.

8pn Neuenburg an Der Saale I6reibt
man, Dap Die 9lu8paroerun9 IN RE en1 Sabre
wteDer fe6r fart gu werben Derlprede. Ntan
bore uberall tobpn repen, unb be5ei9net etne
W1enoe Srtl6often, nameutlt9 III Der RtAtu1g
BON 3eib, aus welden cine 9rpBe Nn5ahl BON
9euten> mad 2(merifa iber5uiiebeln 9ebenft, urO
it6 bereits CUR Nbreile rmiet.
Sn 8ie8baben fpurpe neuli6 Elm SIfer<
retdtiher Souptrnantt, p.8., an D~f energStrthSs
tafel, mitten unter ben ibrigen @dften beraus
perbaftet, uro 3rpar in Splse elmer telegraph
16en Oepel&e bon 6ranffurt. @r fol- Cont
pasniegelDer entpenbet unb peripielt baben.
Mm 80. MGr5 murben in Berlin
Die oereinigteu Nrmenfiden sei4lrhen. 8et
etnem babel aboebalteren 6eltrtabl murbe Elm
9epSbnlt4er 8ledl0ffel, nit ireldem Die &Snt>
gin bic erfte Suppe s%efOfet, nit so Sbaler er=
fanoen. Wa8 ia9enSie 5u pielem unlnn p
Silt ddt preuBid!
8~epGlferung pDn 6ranfretd.-
SIM Sabre 1920 belief ii9 RE 8epSlferung auf
3O,451,187,g i'm Sabre 1881 auf 1850, 934,
SIN Sabre 1886 auf 33,840,O10, i'm Sabre
1841 uuf 34,23O,179, imSo5re 1916 auf 3d.
410,761, i'm Sabre 1851 Qebte 3dblnn9) auf
35,783,O59 &Spfe. Wan e~ripartet, Dap Die
bepprltebenbe 3Gbluns einen 3uma98 BON MINI
OeIten8 elmer balben Otilicn berau8felen
perpe. =
SIN 96ntsrei6 8O1en ipurben in Der
9fadt pom 26. auf ben 27. Wldr5 aberr1al8
10000 Wtann 91efruten au89ebpben, uno 5war
pte8mal in benz Sitter bon 1875 Sabren. =
8te reimt ft9 ba8 nit bem6riepen 5uiommen ?
Die Sferrei9ii9e 4e8terun9
bereut tdCn Die NbidlieBuns be8 @oncorbutS.
Sic Bat bereitS @eiltGide, tpe9et ibren maBlc<
len ueber9riffen, in Die 9ebSri9enS 9ranfen 5us
riidpetien miIIen. 8erlan9en le bod Ic9ar,
haB bteIer ODER iener ibnen miBliebi9e geamte
ab9eieBt uno purd anpere, mad ibrer 8ahl err
iebt merpe.
@ten, &c. Qpril. Der v9usSb. Glsem.
53tg, nirb BON bier 9eldrieben Sin rei1er
bielioer Roufmann, Proteltant, perfcr feline eirtz
8iee Tr6ter rur6 ben TDb, bic, aus eemilAter
Gbe berrpreeeaneea, fatbplild setauft mar. @r
ipplte elm @ruuhffiid am Triebbcf CUR @rrid5
tuus zines 6arnilien9rabe8 a~nfaufen unr ipurbe
cabit beldieben, baB 5rpar 9e9en Die Serifelnng
elmer @ruft fir leine 6amilie fem 6inbernib
Cbpolte, binsegen er, al8 Yrrtetant, tet fetnem
etnitmaliSen Ablebei, nidt bas 91edt babe in
6emielben @rabe nit ieiner futbDliden SataiS
lie b~eltattet gu perpen.4
Son einer Grau in @p B e, i'm
Sreibnrsiiten, bic ibrenORann p~ergiten wOllte,
itnD 5ebn Yerstftun98Oer Jude sentadt mprben.
Sls Der Ar5t scrufen murbe unb Gtr3nei perz
i6rieb, fH9te pa8 @eib, uuf benz iapu Der Ser
badt Der @iftmifderei luftete, aud Der Qrsuei
wieOerHrlt Grienif bet. DaS @eib 1T jung,
felt einiSen @oden perbeirotbet nnp bat erl
Ribl4es, aufallenO luufte8 @eli4t.
Scr BEN Affifen Sfflanberns
wurbe elm gfrtur, San 6Oorebefe, Der IN Ieiner
arntliden Sieluns often Sefdlidt Bate, gu le=
bensldn9lider~ 3pangSarbeit, elmer StunpeN u8=
itelune an Dem Stronger un6 10000 6ranfen
Strofe perurtbeitt; fem g4effe, ais MiBIduG=
bigger, gu fiuf Sa9ren @efdn8niB nnb 200 6r,
StrnBe.
HHE#8N4HMZ EW0
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gsGe0rapbii0e N06ricbfem.
8ert6tst furs Sen 3 al tsO. % d err"
Mufumft 0e6 Sampfers

IS a."
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q8. Oenl St. SpHt8 JepupllcdH pom
|16. miro 9eidrieben
&iir5lih fam cine aus mebreren 1unbert iuttz
gen %bemaffneten Serlen beitebenbe S6nar ans
@epr9ien inter Nnfhtrun8 zines Wairr 8uz
fcrp in &anIq8 an. sic batten feline @elomit.
tel unb e8 mar ibnen atd gar ntdt In benStnn
~sefommen, lid In &anla8 setner sfriepliden
Bel6dftieune au ipipmen. GtaGoem bic OttI=
fourier @ren5er iie eint9e 3eit burdsefittert
baben nno e8 ieet ibercrHlli8 itnb, bat fe Der
|@pun. Sbannpn mad 2ecpmptpn fprnn1et lalier,
UNI lie alS Terrttprtalz Wtlt5 IN Dtenff
gu nebmen, 70 baB Uncle Gam iie erndbren
mrB 0a8 finb @%migranten ans benz Stpen.
S6nap8 Iaufen coer mebrlpIe 2eute lpnden rper
meuhelmprpen, ba8 perftcben le aus Dem SUM
oamente ober 19 nit elmer ebrli6en 8ei6dfz
tiour,a AT ernGhre1, pa &unlt1tiid 9ebt iiber
ibren Sorisont. gcr etnigeit Mp9eit parb in
benz 8rpIflaperetS Dcrfe Athtipn bes Breoiger
8utler (berlelbe, ben i'm ppyiger Serbif bic
WiiYcurier auf Elm Yaar lclen Balfen auf benz
Strpme an8iebten) ppn eiuer 8atbe iuocarpli=
niIder @niisranten aufS gsete 9et9eert nno 9ez
feoert, nad6em e8 eini9en anlfdnotseren Ntthol=
riiern nnr NIT grc6er Wtabe selun9en mar, tbn
ppr rem fpfcrtigen Grbansen 81 i9ieen! gct
1plden 8crfdaen la9en nte bernpfratiI9en Slat=
Ter feline SilbeI (slbenb5.)
81 Ge68nnbpretBt9 Stnnpen
m Meere. = @apitdn BORDEN rclr Sdooz
ner griffin, melder geItern bon 8aracra IN
81. gprf sintrai beri9tet 6clsenoes gln1 5 ,.
Wf., sesen Wtitternudt, alS mir etlpa 80 Wtetz
len BON @oltins8 9slanD e~ntfernt tparen, fam
elm farbi9er Matrple iiber ben Gu9 an GOrO
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TIE MrssAcr.-we issued no edition of our

TIE MIssAGE.-We issued no edition of our
paper yesterday morning, owing to the fact of
Publishing the message of the President on We'd
nesday, which, we believe, has always been
made 10 supply the place of regular issue in
this office
We have no remarks to make to-day on the
matter of the message, further than it appears
to be an able and well written state paper, and
in this remark, we speak Of it only as a cOmpo-
sition. When we come to examine its reason
ings and recommendations, We may be, and no
doubt will be, very far from endorsing them.
Through the poiiteuess of the Mail Agent, on
the Central Ohio Railroad, and friends in Ohio,
wereceiyed copy of the message from Circle
vile. They have placed us under many obi
cations for their kind remembrance of US. But
how Circleville, small inland town, came to be
supplied with advance copies of the message,
while this city was overload. We are unable to
explain. Another evil, we presume, ofthe Ben,
wood crossing.
1t is not necessary to say to our readers that
this office issued the message without delay af-
ter its reception. We are not good at Dragging,
and as our friends know We are never behind
hand, we drop the subject
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Loss or ThE SoHoosKR CnERckKE- FIVE Pas
sESeEss AID ALL TIE GREw DRowSED.-. We
learn from the Captain of the Jones. which ar
rived yesterday, that during the blow of Friday
last, the schooner Cherokee, belonging to E. (
j. Garfield of thiscity, went down with an hands
on board, off Freesoil. on the East side of the
lake. She had ON board five passengers and the
crew, consisting of nine persons. Including the
Captain The body ofithe Captain was washed
ashore near Freesoil The Cherokee was loaded
with lumber ndwas on her way from Mainstee
to this port There was no insurance on her.
Loss about 50, 600
Fhe Jones was out in the same gale, but put
in % the Aianitons. Chicago Ere. yoitraGt Nor.
estk 7 8,
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RnAL EsTATR sAI.Hs
Farms for Sale.

80 WISH 10 sen be Parn now reside "a
upon, miles East Of the ofyhee sEss6
~ ing. the National Road, and on he 70 sn
Hempsiria Railroad, contrasting 200 acres, on TbI.t
good tpo s1ry Brick House, convenient out budinss
tenernents-a good bearing orchard, &c as ar,
tirhefed and well Hatsrad, - vel
Al SOL wish sell ms miles East nj ~
of wheeling. the Henipheid Railroad being mar. ey
farm owned by Capt John Wells, contsirng Sc he
half under cultivation. the residue we'll timberd
contains vein OF six feet OF superior coal OF easv
10 Railroad. Will sell In three lots d, -.
Terms There are on !; new two story frame d.
ling house and good well Of water For particulars 1
sAML MCCOY.
[washneton Tribune copy 70 amount g and ets,.,
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RALLARDs NEW HAIR DYE-It would seen, as II
BAllARD had found chemical constituents of ,ie
turai eolorng principle Certainly the rich and
usroas browns black Impaired by Hair Dye are mot
surpassed By the living hues they perfectly initiate His
preparation unqnestionably deserved the premium IL OBJ
tanned the WORLDS Fair formal /. has
received from the most eminent chemists Of the United
States. nOy5. 1rndaw5
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ms Of sale made knorr, ON day of sale.
% .tiliistJ g T. BLACK \
FARM ROR SAI.E

TINE improvements lately occupied by n,,
Miller deceased, viii he sold public auction on IL
18th OF December. 1885, the highest bidder. Said fam
situated In Ohio county, Virginia, miles from wheel
and on the waynesbrrT road, ilree miles from Nom
mept, containing hundred and fortyene f14 acrs
seventy OF cleared high sci, =
cultivation; balance we'll mbered Tie land Is wis
tered md would make good stock farm.
Terms made known dRy af sale Title indisputsH.
For further information enquire Of
HENRY 8. THORNguReIT
Half mile from TriadeiPiA, Middle Wheeling crss
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1Y virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 the und.r
. on the 27th day March, 1854, by George Iisnjt
and Nancy his wife, and OF record In iie eo1nty CO.,
ofiee Ohio county Ifgina+ Deed bans 80 folio s
&C. viii expose sale the Court House Of 81 n
~ the 9th day OF December 1885, the following MN
ises: eeftain lot Of ground situated Ia the addition ~
Eo. called South Wheeling knern now Centre hesin
Ohio count, State Of Virginia. which said lot Is
tonaI lot contains about half the quantity Of t,ss
which would be In fnu lot. and numbered No a. on pa
said addition Selling Trustee, onr ..
title rs In vested. A
Terms OF sale made knovn ON day Of sale.
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Tar Baltimore American contains a fun report
Of the proceedings speeches. &c, ut the presen-
tation of the Cincinnati Union Gag to the friends
ei Fillmore in Baltimore, ON Friday last The
tiag xas presented by Scott Harrison, descen.
d nj Of Old Tippecsnoe"
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Eek.
fas Ief a'I'IS Il CyT1R


INFLAMMATION and PAIN tnseparable FIRE and
HEAT 1ndaaatioaproduees pain. pain produces
famatioh Wherever there's heat hrobhlng or
redness, matter whether il By fever hurt
poison. piles, seald burn sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation be subdued.
ecmpish this the efforts Of the physician always
ed. Thousands of physicians thousand of the FIRST and
most saEaeous who have used DLLEY'S MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that its
control OYER inflammation Is most wonderful and immediate,
instantly alaying the pain neutrazng poison extracting
morbid secretions and forcing her course
renewing and healing No burn scaId sore or aent is
two severe to yield soothing curing influence APP
ply it Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enyeloped in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of Q. v eLIcKENER CO., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
,25cis. per box.
d saAn orders should be addressed to G. " cekener
Co., 81 Barclay St Mar York TIL Inei,, cor
spss:lrn Wheeling, Va.
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\ i 8 : ( ~ VI 4
WoNAS's RIGHrs CoSvEsTfoN.-After two
days of almost incessant talk, the Woman's
Rights Convention, in New York, was brought
to close at ten o'clock last Thursday night
The attendance has ranged from five hundred to
thousand people, the majority probably at
racted by mere curiosity. The old arguments
were reiterated again and again by those speak
ers, male and female, who have identified them
selves with the movement, and there was the
usual quantity of ridieulc INDUCED. The fallo
the curtain, therefore, finds the matter in just
the same predicament as at the close of all the
previous spastnodic efforts of the same nature.
HLlSols BANK NorEs. The following is from
a correspondent of the ST. Louis Democrat:
The notes ofthe banks in Illinois have, recent.
ly, become very abundant, and are perfect
drug in our money market. Every few days q
new batch issent to this city. The greater part
of those banks that issue notes overfiye dollars
are located at remote and inaccessible points
difficult and expensive to reach for redemption
Our private bankers complain of the large
amount OF Illinois bank notes they have to carry
from day to day. The difficulty of converting
these notes into coin, or such funds as are usa.
bic in our city, at fair rate, is the great cause
of the stringency IN our money market Oul
private bankers and discounting institutions
predicate all their Transactions upon specie
basis.
These Illinois banks force their notes upon
our market and take from us our coin, and when
their notes are returned to them for redemption
they throw themselves upon their dignity and
refuse to redeem except with neto SiLref. cain
and then only oas 6i1at time. They throw
all obstacles in the way of redemption, and
threaten to keepmessengers for weeks toredeem
few thousand dollars. The reluctance to re-
deem their promises upon presentation, and
only in the neD silrer coin, which is virtually
deprecated coin, is the main reason Illinois
will not receive the notes of her own banks in
payment of their grain and provisions sold III
our market, but must have gold or Missouri
bank notes
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a GARD no THE LADIES.
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THESE Pills are nothing new, have used by the Doc.
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thousand ladies who have et make the Pills pub
for the alienation of os. suffering from any
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males themselves are cautioned
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Price 81, Sold wholesale and retail by
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Aisofor sale by t. II. LOGAN & CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
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the Pills condentiay ladies by mall by enclosing q to
either, at the Wheeling Post-oface
n B-Dr Duponeo's Golden Pills, signature ~. pupon-
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CHEAP ENoueH.-ln the Circuit Court of New
York, Thursday, suitwas tried to recover dam
ages for breach of marriage promise, claimed
of James Connolly by Miss Margaret Daher It
seems that the defendant had asked her hand,
was accepted, and after having caused the vows
TO be published IN two churches, refused to fulfil
his contract The plaintiff had been put to an
expense of some $l30in procuring clothing in
anticipation of the marriage, and was shown to
have sustained great mental suffering. She.
claimed $4,000 damages; but the jury, after
short absence awarded her only $50
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Wheeling island Properly

si FOR SALE.
rT7lIE undersigned sale part Whe.I.,
Island now In The Occupancy u William CLARK, as
Market Garden. He has had It laid out into small Ii'
ranging In size from One and half Five Aeres ria
lane, forty feet vide. running through the CENTRE from M
Town Lots the head OF the Island. - 'sssl
For beauty of location, and fertility OF SOIL this prrt,
SURPASSED by y the Ohio River and to persstss
srons .btaInng delightful the country con-
venient the city, those wishing engage in the hu
of Market Gardening, It Offers strong Il,
purchase.
plot Of the premises be seen, making
to the subscriber, Eho win give information in rei
ton to It; and the OF win very liberal
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;.
Atty in fact for
je14 HENRY MOORE Trrs...
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st. Louis, June %, 1853.
PROF. WOOD: As yon are about to prepare and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative and You
qnest opinion Of IT. will state that my hair was,
months and after using bottles OF
Hair Restorative resumed its original color; and since its
application all daudruf has disappeared from head,
have been troubled with disagreebie itching OF the
scalp am satisfied that those who will regret
IT. Il gives the appearance of having recently oiled
am prepared, therefore, recommend its all who
are DESTROYS Of having beautiful head OF hair.
i am, sir, yours, &c.
II. l.. STEWART.