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MEDICAL.
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: HAIR RESTORATIVEsis now for the FIRST
time Introduced the citizens Of Wheeling at No. IS
Aonroe street. which the only remedy ever invented
that viii eecalT restore the grey hairs Whiskers TO
the original color OF YOUTH without dying; the bald
head In short time h the natural eoVuS dan-
ra and the hair from falling on from
the hhy sediment Objectionable In divers preparations Of
different names now before the pubc the RESTORATIVE
beautiful article for the toilet for the oil and can
only be appreciated BY is and all respectfully nv
ten to call AZ the Depot and examine the testimonials ladies
anil gentlemen OF high reputation the south and Weat
whereIt Invented certificate below
Of e dIstngushe statesman and senato Judge BEeese
Illinois -rFS,s
cAHLYLs, H., June 81, 1883.
have used Prof. O. g Woods tHaIr RtssoratIve' and
az Thought maturel STey but by the of his Resto-
raVe resumed It's ZnRl eoIor, doubt
sidney BRERsK,
Rx-Ssnator Of the United States.
Prof. Woods Oriental SRuntIVe LIuiment.
Thla Luimeat valuable auGiliaEy In the Of
Of the formidable dseasss With which lot
toconend. for Instance, inflammation 9 s lWtps and
bolre BY thorough and continued application Of this
Imminent the region OF the affected organ these other
Wise formidable diseases dsarms Of than
half their erroFs particularly among children, and tous
ands Of ohsrs, they allowed speak, would with all
the eloquence Of cGRg and Affection bear their united
tony 70 the fact that had snatehEd their children from
the very Of death, and restored them ter
health and beauty. Again, It will be found powerful auxll
larry in removing what generally known Aus Cake
enlargement OF the spleen in ali where
ralappcstions ofSerViee this linenS m be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 695 Broadway, New York; and III
AarketSt., St. Louis.
For sale ThoIesale and retail In wheeRwghy
J. B. yowEfL, Monroe ST. and
Mareh11 HTdse eornrr.
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best quality
Also, great variety here enumeraed which We wiz
sell either Wholesale retail the accommodating
Merchants viii ito their decided advantage to eau
and examine stock before making their Pail winter
purchases. ny9 MARSH & XAYMAN.
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g1s.srnLa, Ono.
NJ. J. B. ros,isr.ni4a:

DxAR sla:-I have been Gtaetrd for tasse years
with Rheumatism MY back, for the last months not
able TO outCf bed without help and agent in
city insisted trying bottle Of Chang Phu Lincnt
and what effect would have; and bottle haS relieved
much that able get my bed without d-
Guilty. 1t has been blessing Just try for yourself
you will be wgn pleased.
'-'e '''- ''''''. T. III. i. LOGAN 6 CO.,
my7:ly bridge Conner.
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Savings Bank Store.
NEW gAsH1ONEp LFrrrns At TUE OLD posrorp,os,

AN SOW resolving and opening unusually large and
general assortment Of Booss, Shoes, Hats Bonnes
TsEaS and the Of Market and Mon
zee reets WheetaE, Va IN the formerly occupied
NE Post Once and opposite the Mcclure House, very large
aSd entirely stock which purchased cash.
tas Of the North under the favorable
GTounstanGeS and offer them the citizens Wheeling
and ycint at reduced wholesale retail respectful
b solicit share Of patronage
1desm useless TO much in praise OF my stock. II
uot the people Of Wheeling easily
huEsed by advertising pas succi have any
eSJ OF en Youths and boys Boots and Shoes mirror sk
EaetesEinwoo Leghorn brush and straw Hats and for La
es every variety Of SA Lawn Straw and Braid Bounets OF
Tie most recent fashions aud styles
soShoes Slippers and Caters, both for ladies' riE4eS
sd eAHren Of the Bost fashionable style quality
-oan and esfor yourselves.
Having purchased largctock named arti-
sa9, would respectfully invite Country Merchants call
ADD see me, send their ORDERS will duplicate bills
purchased IN the eastern cities cash.
cps D. H. WATSON
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DISSOLUTION.
ME co-pRrnershp heretofore existing
mutual consent.
L. E. GORDON,
CLARKE 4 THAW,
march,, 1854 J. B. AMER
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NEW BOOKS.
SN0RA and the Doctor;
~ Scenes in the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by Saml. OsgoOi;
The Hidden PATH by Marion Harlaud;
The School OF Life, b. Anna Mary lIcweti;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams by Chas. Leland
The Slave OF the Lamp, by Vim. North;
Which: the Right CO the LeEtS
The News Boy;
Hoiferts Roost By Washington Irving;
Heruines Of History, by Mary T. Urwtit;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MonomanIScs;
Life among the Aormons
Rogers Treasures of English Words.
Together with alarge Of works In the
various departments of Literature.
For sale by JOHN H. THOMSON
oc13 III Main st.
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New Savings Bank Store,

AT THE
ttKeeP the Head aud Feet COVered.o
ITlZESS of Wheeling end vciuity-ThIs old maxim for
~ health reminds that may not be amiss to call 20
attention to Pail and Winter stock Of BoOs Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Of Market
and Monroe streets where win find variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable to tho season.
low prices.
Very thankful the liberal patronage received
coming YOU respectfully solicit all to call and
examine stock lit will be pleasure and walt
youl thus uniting labor with rest, that may give their or
spring health and to this adding industry and
may have health.
Ladies If you wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Boanets, sure,
Cali at the oil Post Once, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, II you wish to purchase fashionable Gap
CAL at the above place, where you viii get-that
Remember the old Post Office corner.
To Country Merchants have few Goods dispose Of at
low prices. -
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J CoMPhBTH lTRRARY nDrrroN.

hNs very large octave yolunss with Portrait steel
OF Ohnrles Dickens containing the reading matter as
the Illustrated Edition. and comprising over four thousand
very large double ceumned pAgs, handsomely printed and
bound In various styles. ' -s.g ~ - 80
VOLUME contains Plcswlck Papers and Old Curiosity
Shop. rIf
Oliver Twist Sketches by 'BoH" and
al. Burnaby Ridge.
Nicholas NekIeby, and Martin UhuG.
EleWit.
David ooppcrfeld DOmbcy and Bon,
and Christmas Stories e.
Bleak House, and Dickens' New sto,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS. c1SsINERES s. YESTINGs.

TAKE pleasure In being able TO say to mi old customers
G4 the fashionable community that have iuSt returned
non New York AMI have been able procure
onsbe Goods for TIE that the Great Emporium
YORK. sHa Import o France and the old eoIDtries and hav
S dispensed wth the sale OF Common Clothing, gives
s+4eEoom and time to attend the Of AL Of my
asteme1s IA toe PashionaSss way BY stock
BLACK, BROWN. GREEN BLUE, OLIVE AND
DAItLIA CLOTHS
Aso-aik and Wool CaShmeretts al shades and eolora
6SDbaEue DraPer Summer Cloths Linen cloths
9e Tor making Prock, DseSs, Sack and Business
e0h BayiSh and American CasSimeres; also Ducks Lin
a priIings, &c. for making Pants.
A 70 NeStingS have the most beautiful selection
looked at IN any city, all ofWhich prepared
mp In the most fashionable and best Style Ihave secured
M RTSSHILS services CATER for the coing seaSou
ss certain tn saving that furnish better clothes than
Bny house west Of the mountains
11eonneeto1 With the above Ihave beautiful
Of Furnishing Goods all ne, seasouable and fashionable
consisting Of Cloth Cashmere Cashmerett, Bombazine
grass Linen Drabta and Plain Linen, Prock Dress
Goats Vests and Pants made from the FaAhona.
"a and Reasonable Goods, in great variety.
So Linen and Cotton ShirtS, SILK Linen, laInbs
cloves and SuSpendeEs.
BosieEy In variety; also every article suitable
Lof sonPl0tnS gsnticsnan's wardrobe
Al ne above named articles, together With many Others
san be found At my stose No. SprGs House.
F1eate eau IN and take look, much obLgc yours
NOTICE-EXTRA
1Aave small stock q Common Clothing that VIII dIs-
pose Of a: cost less to make fOr my Spring
kIOeA Of Pine Goods.
mrA r. R1cg
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Public Notico.

NEW BOOKS
7 EwIS' AMERICAN sPoRTSsIAS;
IL whitneyiS Metallic Wealth;
Bancrolt's Hist. United SLates, Sth volume:
Land of the Saracen, by Bay ard TAILOR
Nelly BrAckeo: What Not;
B1rpumS Autobiography;
Nay and December, by Mrs Hubhaek:
Fudge Doings, by X Marvel;
You Have Heard Of them:
Poems OF the Orient, by RayREd Taylor
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The Farmers Guide,
, SCIENTIFIC AND I'R.4 C2YCAL AG-

TITO y : IT
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This is, sontessedly the most complete work ASrC
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ada lpost-paidl $S E 7Ais york ~ NoT the old o0k Of
the Farm"
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CHINESE OINTMENT.
TAKE NOTICE.

Many and iust objections made to all the ordinary Ln
of the day Of their offensive SMELL the
unsghy stains often LEFT upon the skim wonderful
which has been verified to the aEtonsent the pro-
found chemists and the delight OF asdious patients that
in addition surprising curative eHects
heahf cosmetic and agreeable perfume To any part
tie skin TO which It may be applied 1t rosy aud na
glow mary hours, the yvIvety
Of healthy skim instead Of tie erected aud cApped
appearance Whchls result Cf all
tices that purpose Hence, every ady's toilet
supplied With knows ts excellent qualities in this
spcct realize agreeable odor you open one
bottle and try !or yourself
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PRICE ONE CENT.

morals, by having him always under his sr,pevvi.
SION, and by continually guarding him aeanst siae
and vices set to entrsp youth ct every stsp
.n:lough life. If white boys are permitted to asso.
49, with negroes, treated by the families q
..sn masters as interiors and menials, their seIf
pride i destroyed, and they must become derrs.
t;ss. instead. therefore, Of appending to their no.
sa.r..s M apprentices aone from the country pre-
yats Isasster our master workmen, If they wish 70 ele
as have eood g. s,y none need apply save such
h hsaaments Of the English languare.r and chen. on
s,rra sasm indentured If they did justice to their
appsenl'ces, not many years would elspse ere the
nos;.an = OF the sol-h would assume the exalted
gs'.1h IN society which their usefulness yrorId an.
.,le them to- We beg parents i'm future to hs. !,
.s lacs IN mind that education is as essential to
tnc success Of mechanic as it is to the lave :.
aoesor and that 1t is worse than folly to hope for
who have no regard for their morals or ftnre Hsa
fuluess " A~sute use-
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday night, Jan. -, 1856
NJ Hovce of South Carolina, to-day tried the
with England bugaboo, to induce the House
70 hurry ND with the Speaker election business
hpt Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, always fearless and
~xsrx sounded Mr. b. TO his depth in the matter of
dinlama,ie secrets, and found him wading in the
shadows; whereupon Mr.. Tyson, of Pennsylya.
MIA Republican, proposed the plurality rule and
that the unsuccessful candidates should be consult
ed In the formation of the committees This of
course failed; and then the House proceeded to
the interesting business Of voting for Speaker.
without the least hope in the world. of electing
such AN officer and Mr. Banks, of course, came
within half dozen, of being elected
The Senate takes things coolly, and meets on
Monday and Thursday, this being the longest ad.
iournment the Constitution will permit
The city grows dull under this protracted delay
Of organization, aud business suffers in conse-
quence There came with members of each party
TO this city very large number of poor wretches
in pursuit of the offices of the House, and many
of them are boarding about the city without the
means of paying past expenses, continuing where
they are or getting away 1t is not likely either
now. that the officers of the House, have become
so well known to the members. that any changes
will be made after the House shall have been or
ganizcd.
We have this evening no mail from New York,
none from Richmond, the snow upon the track be-
ing the apology for both failures. A. u. G.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

At meeting of the Committee appointed to col
lect funds to defray the expenses attendant on the
meeting of the Commercial Convention of the
Southern and Western States, to be held on the
Both st, DIR. Robert Archer called to the Chail
and John Purcell was appointed Secretary, and
VIM. M. Harrison was appointed Treasurer.
On motion, the city was divided into six dis
tricts, follows
lst District: From Rockets inclusive to 18th
street, from the river the South the Corpora
ton line OH the North.
End District: From 18th street to I3th with the
same boundaries on the North and South.
3rd District: From 18th to 9th street with the
same boundaries on the North and South
4h District: From 9th including Broad street and
that portion of the city North of Broad street
9Th District: From 9Th street to 9th street. embra
cling that portion of the city South of Broad street
to the river.
9Th District: That portion of the city South OF
Broad street to the river; and West to the Corpo
ration line.
The following are the Committee to canvass the
districts, as designated:
LIST District: Luther Libby, Geo. s. Palmer
Franklin Stearns A. S. Lee, Hugh w. Fry, Jr.
Chas. j. Sinton.
End District: Peyton Johnston, B. w. Richard
son. VIM Beers, John e. Womble, Emanuel Mil
ton, T. L. Moore
3rd District Thomas U. Dudley j. Willingham
T. D. Bentley, JOS. w. Randolph, VIM. NJ. Sutton
Jas r. Fisher.
4h District: VIM. NJ. Harrison, James Lyons
Au"oAu w Dcfoos, Cudb. II. w oftnam Jas. "A
Scott, John H. Claiborne
5th District: DR. Robert Archer d, J. Burr. Jno
Purcell, VIM. q. Paine, VIM. H Powers Isaac
Davenport, Jr.
9th District: P. w. Grubbs, p. r. Grattan. Jas
Thomas, Jr., r. A. Williams, Wm Breeden, ID. J
Saunders.
The Committees are requested to enter at once
in the performance of their duties
Night SchooL-We are gratified to learn that th,
managers Of the Mechanics Institute have in con
temptation the establishment of might School
for the education of Apprentices, as well as ,
school of Design for the Improvement of such Of
the members rs may choose to avail themselves q
It's advantages. One or both of these school,
would long since have been In successful operation
but for the great difficulty in procuring suitable
room This obstacle, however. has at length beer
overcome--the Institute has procured and fittee
up an elegant hall for all Its purposes, and nov
nothing remains to be done but employ suitable
teacher and let him go to work.
We have conversed with . number Of gentle
men. warm friends of mechanics, who profess thei
readiness TO become annual contributors toward
establishing aud maintaining night school for th,
education OF apprentice boys. They see the dis
advantages under which the working classes o
| the South labor for want OF education, and wish
| ing 70 place our mechanics on an equal footinl
with those of tho northern cities. are prepared
aid IN furnishing apprentices with the means Of %
curing such education ~ win ht them for their ba
siness.
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coRREsPoNDEEcEo OF THE DISPATCH.


wAsHIHGroN, Wednesday Night, JAN 23
The omens are p0Ttentous tonight. Mr Orr vas
to-day nominated III caucus BY the Democrats, and
the resolution offensive to the Americans soft
enedi / believe il is also arranged, Us . means Of
getting LII. Banks Off the track. TO resolve in the
House IL adopt the plurality rule, and omit count
ing anY otes given TO either OF the gentlemen who
have heretofore been voted fol-.
To-..i.4; tho Republicans have held caucus and
resolved 10 adhere to Mr.. Banks.
M.. C.- : q ronueman, Intelligent prompt lust
and Caa4.o1.si but lie Is Il terrible dCpOunGer OF
the american party, ana therefore not in favor
with te-i.; ana ne is III favor of bonus Of land TO
the C,fuCc vi every negro taken TO Kansas, and
therefore not likely to receive anti-slavery votes
There IS warm feeling among the Republicans
The New YORK Tribune has been pointing out and
denOuHgiGs 10 .Aeir constituents all TreesoiI HEM
ber5 VII Aon ID editor regards as even media ing 4
move not prescribed by that Journal; and the New
York Times has essayed similar task; while even
the usually discreet and able editor OF the Freesoil
Journal in this city, the National Era has taken the
same tack though not so Extensively. With these
journals bolters are traitors. The ranks of their
party are being thinned, because of the denuneia-
tons of the two former Greedy has damaged his
cause and himself also.
The Indiana delegation come in for the rebukes
and castigations of these papers Dunn and Scott
are "a yet the only boters from this State, but the
rest of them spoken of weak in the knees
and verteba:e. This will not be long endured by
that delegation, as will be soon perceived if Mr.
Banks is not withdrawn. The two members
have named are strong men whom the anti-slavery
party cannot afford to lose in that State. Dunn's
personal popularity is said TO be worth to his party
full three thousand votes. The Tribune, (Which is
said to circulate thirty thousand copies in Indana)
and the Times, can better be spared from the
cause, than Mr. Dunn. Greeley has greatly
descended in the esteem of his political friends
since he came here in December. They are willing
TO let him serve them, but are not now and never
have been willing to accept him as political lead
er
Mr. Tysons resolution proposing to elect Spea-
ker by plurality vote, and to allow each of the
candidates who has received over twenty-five
votes TO have voice in the appointment of com
mittees in proportion to the number of votes cast
for him, will come up again tomorrow, but only to
be laid on the table. A B. c.
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Hogs sold at Fort Wayne. Ind, On the ilth inst.
st S3 20 s4 per hundred pounds net
The sexton of q church In Baltimore. wednes.
day was fined $40 for not cleaning the snow from
In front Of the same. -
The cars are now running the entire distance
nom Goldsboro' to Charlotte, N. C..
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SLAVERY IN THE CHEROKEE NAIIos-The na.
t0nal council of the Cherokee Nation some time
since passed an act TO preserve slavery in that ter
itory. and TO prohibit the employment of abolition.
ists In the public schools. The bill, however. was
subsequently vetoed by Chief John Ross.
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LIEUT.. HALDEaAs AcQuITTED.-(ien. Scott, il
Is said. has failed to find anything in the evidence
TAKEN IN the late Court. Martial at New York. on
Lieut.. Haldeman to impeach the integrity of that
oFhcer, and he has accordingly ordered him to re-
port himself 70 his regiment for duty
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SKATING MATcH.-The Philadelphia papers
state that skating match took place on the Della
ware on Tuesday, between Samuel S. and Oliver
Lipplneott The parties started from q point up
the river. distance of fourteen miles, and reach.
ed Poplar street in one hour and ten minutes from
the time OF starting. The affair created no little
Interest among the friends of the parties. Oliver
Lippineott dsianccd his competitor about twenty
yards
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SCIENTIFIC CEXPLosIoN.-Whe Prof Hale was
engaged in showing gentleman and two young
ladies the process of making hydrogen at the Irving
House in Cambridge Mass, on Monday evening,
the generator exploded, carrying the bell through
the ceiling above and scattering the fragments
The whole party were drenched in a solution OF
sulphurie acid, damaging their clothes to the ex
tent Of Sl50, and the whole loss is $500.
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Mc Orr-TRe Republicans aud Baaks-Greely, the
" T. Times and tie Rspub!;caHs--Ihr. Dana, Of
Eadiana-Mr IgScH5 Resolution.
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Friday Morning, January 25, 1856.
WASHINGTON LETTERS.

The English Hiar Question ia The House-7Ae Senot.
Office .Sekers, Sc
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INTERESTING FROM RoME.-We gather the fol-
lowing from letter in the Newark On. J) Adver
User, dated Rome, Dec. %:
The venerable widow of Louis Philippe who
has been seriously ill at her charming winter resi-
dence in the neighborhood of Genoa, is, am hap
py TO say, convaleseent Her sons, Prince do Join
vile and the Duke dAumale have, in conse
quence, ,sset out on a visit to England, vie. Ger
many.
Mr.. Fillmore who is accompanied by Dr. Foote
of Buffalo, formerly Minister to Austria still lin
gers at Florence but is expected to reach this city
next week. Among the American winter residents
in the country / notice the name of the senior edi-
tor and proprietor of the New York Herald. The
weather has become freezing cold. Most of the
streams of the Peninsuar closed with ice, and
the hills are everywhere covered with snow. 1t is
confessedly the severest winter, thus far expert
enced in Italy in 90 years
The fete of the immaculate Conception, which
commenced on the 9Th, was protracted to the 18th
An octave of sacerdotal festivity. To signaliZe
the occasion the Pope declared jubilee. and ac-
corded full indulgence from the first day to the
18th Sunday of the Advent.
The Holy See is seeking to fortify itself by call.
ing in counsellors from abroad At the COnsistory
of the Sacred College, the 18th inst, four new
cardinals were created, who to reside at Rome,
viz Archbishop Villecourt of Rochelle, in France
the septegenarian doctor who pronounced the
declaration of the Immaculate Conception act
of divine inspiration superseding the necessity of
all historic evidence-the Archbishops of Vienna
(Rauscher) and of Munich, (ReiSachD and Mgr
Claude, PrOcurOr General of the DominIcans.
-Four other prelates, am well assured, have been
designated for promotion at the next Consistory.
TONGUE FROZEN FAsT.-In Cincinnati, on the
10th, one boy induced another to put his tongue
against futed iron lamp post-the thermometer
at the time indicating temperature far below re.
ro The tongue stuck fast, of course, and the poor
boy suffered great agony Several passers en-
n release m huf in vain Matt
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LADIES MUST BEwARE.-Pending the seduc.
tion bill of Mr.. Nuttai, In the Kentucky Legisla'
ture, Mr.. Rogers, gallant and accomplished mem
ber from Warren, introduced m amendment,
which, II adopted, win create some stir among the
ladies' 1t provides that any female guilty of q.
tempting to seduce young man BY wearing low.
necked dresses, and other captivating articles OF
attire, shall be punished with the Same penalty u
fixed in the case Of seduction The gay deceivers
viii be obligedto correct their ka6its sh0uM this
amendment be adopted-Louispiife Couri0.