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IT IS NOT a DYE.
MRS. g. A. ALLEN g WORLDS HAIF
RESIORER

RESTORER.
GRAY haired Bald persons with diseases Of hair,
se1lu read the following and Judge Of the articles.
MRS S. A. ALIENS zYLOBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Ing essential to with the Res
being often ecaelouS in OF hair falling, Re, without
NV. II Y. DEGAN. Editor Guide to Holiness. 1--WE
testify 70 It's effects" DC.
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, L. L. d. Murfreeshoro', Team
notwithstanding Irregular tho falling on OF hair
ceased, and my gray locks restored to original COLOR
REV. s. B. MORLEY AttIebOro'. Massachusetts at has
changed the Grown OF Glory, belonging to old mem
10 the original hue Of YOUTH" &c.
REV. NJ THAOHER, eco Of AGED Pitcher ChenanEo
County, New York. "My hair Is now TeStoredi 1t Is
nothing like a dye" &c.
REV. D. T WOOD, MIddletOWn, New York "hy own hair
and that another Of family, has greatly thicken-
ed, where almost bald, &C.
REY. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends 1t, &c
REV. W. PORTRuS StanTich, Conn at has met my most
sangulne expectations" &c. .
REV. ?. GRIswOLD, Washington, n H. at is reah
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REV. q. NJ SPRATT, Levisburgh, PennSylyania. 1--WE
aud do ch-erfuIly recommend it," &c.
REV. J. r. TUSTIN CharlestoWn, South Carolina THE
white hair has become obVated, &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, n. II. 1--WE think
very highly Of your PREPARATION &C..
RRV. r. O. SMITH, PratFsburEh N Y 81 WAS surprised
to lind my hair turn as when was young" &c.
REV. C. n. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. "lt has
REV. A PRINK, Chataqua County New York 81 sm sat
ished and recommend IT,"
RBy NORRIS River, New York. at is the best
preparation eGtant."
nRV WILLIAM GUTTER, EIItor Mothers Magazine, New
York, "Recommends It."
E%Ws might swell this list but II not convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations to Europe and they
superSedng all others there we'll as In the United
Tdoss no. soil mr. st1a Sold by all the principal whole.
sale and retail merchants in the U. S. Cuba or Canada
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where address all letters and inquiries.
tsoe dealers try TO sell articles instead OF this on
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terps information. Genuine Is signed, H"S. 5. n
Alien, written IN Ink Beware of counterfets.
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Indeed have seldom found Of bilious disease so
obstinate that It did not readily yield TO them.
HrotsrnaI lie vonrs iTOSZO BALL, NJ D.,
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WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
AN viii sell ne wide heavily glazed Wau paper At
w S98 and ST5f which formerly sold, and Is nov
selling elsewhere 10 and 30 per The naper s
in perfect order and the only reason offer this induce.
20 purchasers, Is that the papers, usual prices
high the We also in hands yeT2
fne assortment Of cheap paper which offer very low
ALI Just received books among them the private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster, by hts SOM Viva BY
Mrs SsuhEorth Travels in Europe7 by Iranseu Inquire
Mrs Beuutsgn resourcss,& &c Mans
Western States, also, az Srni
and Blank Books &c, &c.
All the late periodicals and weekly papers, at.i
J. G. ORR's, ~
myI No. III Main ST. Wheeling, Va
DALTITORE SCOTCH ALE-ust received and for sal.
ID BY Loessl a. EDWARDS & BRO.
7iA BUSHELS ship Sun, Shorts ana Bran aid
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telt Whsrlng Va.
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Splendid Inducements to those ,rho irish to
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCrIFIERTs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WAHOLBSAl 4 & ROC RS.
mp EFTTOUVNV ANGER'S

PLAVoRIRGs TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned has lately made great improvements In
s branch Of business Tie aayorngs are put up IN pack
Of Pure Spirit either LIST Iih proof and Liquors such as
Coznac either dark pale Holland and English Gin, Ja
and ST. Croix Rum MOnongnhea, bourbon Irish and
Scotch WhkeV Apple, Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
dy Port Madeira Wines will be instantly produced. 1t
EcuiTes skill, but addition of good spirit so
gallons each gallon OF the respective Flavoring.
The best CoKnac oil, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, low q any other importer in the T. $.
Essences OF every Liquor. Extract OF Cognao ID. OF
which produces 200 gallons Of CoRnAc-
Raw whskey by DIR. P's age aud body preparation
he made smooth with but trilng expense.
The price Of RavOTngS extremely moderate, and di
DIR. LENIS FEUCHTwANGER,
GemtSt and importer of Drugs, Essential oils, aud Net
dLs DdSWelireotHps aud photographic ChemicdIs,
No. 1A3 Maiden Lame, New York.
n b. Sole Agent for Godfeys celebrated Cordial Btters
aad Gin. ap2S-6md&W
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REMOVAL.

THE underlined gratenlI the patronage they have
received from The citizens of Wheeling and the public
generally, the Old stand pectfuly contnu-
the their location, No. lis Main,
tween Monroe and T-niOn streets
We purpose all seasons keep such assortment Of
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSYARE, HOUSE 4 STEASi ROAT
Furnishing Goods hard that viii be most likely Uit
the Of all who favor With their patronage.
Oar Rooms spacious aordlng facilities passed
In the West exhibit goods TO advantage, and aside from
Retailing and packing department shall continue
hand original packages of assorted Q1eenEEare,
adapted 70 this section Of country and the West,
which will be offered at small advance the
Connected with this house, Is FLINT GLASS dAeSu-
PFCFORY hence Country Merchants RELY upon
saving the carriage from the East to this Pont By buying
their Glass and QneensEare fron
J. X. DUNBAR / Co,
mhIl No. lis Main s., s.etEeen Monroe Union SIS
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American Wines and Brandy.
Cincinnati brands and Zane's Island brands.
SPARKLING CATAwBA Quarts and Pints) The rival
y OF French Champagne.
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wines.
CATAwBA BRANDY Distilled from Catawba Wine
Strictly pure for medical purposes unElvalled.
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DIRECTIONS.


Keep the Wines in OTisoHfdL position, and in cellar
Il temperature.
In cold tosdtser SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three days before using room, the en-
Perature OF about 1Odegrees, that the Wines we'll
warmed through.
WINES, 1t Injuries their and favor, and dilutes
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive to bear Ice.
~ In Offering the above Wines to the .tice Of the
American public, desire to all who may
purchase them hat they the strictly PURE icK OF The
oATAwRA GRAPE free from any and every for 4 aduer-
alton, and containing alcohol excepting that ch results
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAwBA is not made to ;IITATE any
foreign article whatever; but 1t designed he what
Is represented, an American sparkling Wine,
Champagne Is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the
semblance the American Grape is far rich
and ruitY in tS flavor IL makes delicious wine The
prejudice In favor OF the foreign article may be regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent with and ud
ment.
The STILL WINE IS highly esteemed by Medical
most admirable tonic for inVads and for sAcRANKNTAL
purposes tits wholly unexceptionable-
The BRANDY made from the CatAEba Grape differs IN q
material degree from ordinary French Brandy OF
but at the time all those qualities which
should characterize superior article OF this kind and when
it desired tohave strictly Brandy for medicinal
other purposes, Is cannot be over estimated
For sale by T. H. LOGAN Co.
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
npT-daW GENERAL AGENTS.
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New Arrangement.

NEW ArrauSemeuG.
WOULD announce the subscribers papers, Period
cals &C. whose have been transferred to from
Mr. Tobns Books that we receiving said Periodic
regularly would request those above referred
to III Main Any wishing to discontinue
subscriptions, will please advise that may
ger preserve copies We have just received
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs. Hent and
Mrs. Southwortl's Works. Everything in the Book ami
Stationery line can be the "Cheap Book Store,
III Main street. Lapf0l JAS. @. ORR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
FALL .AND WINTER TRADE
CNTOSE & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
they receipt of their full stock OF Fall and
Winter
They have Just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added their former stock, will enable them to pre-
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public. I'M
variety they have added large stock OF
Carpetng Rugs of the latest designs and best makes
and beautiful line Of choice Furs, suitable for the
Winter Tradeto both OF which, well as to their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern cities shortm to
the heavy in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
st) directly from the Importers. and Manuac-
instances; they able to Ter
to Ose Cash Buyers either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
exec. I'd by no similar house II the West.
To wants of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made and making ample arrangements to furnish
the Public with of the best selected stocks of goods In
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
49, 900 yds Siks-embracing some OF the finest INN
1000 " French Merinoes, Cashmeres, "omba
Thbes and Maddomas-of every quality and COLOR
full line Of the Richest Painted, Onbre shaded an
In striped Cashmeres and DealAes-inported.
400 shawls and Coaks-embracing some OF the
10000 yds Giughams Debazes Deaiues and Prints and
$4,000 |" OF Domestics-emGracing the largest line Of
American woolens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house. II not by any house In the city.
They have laid in their stock with view to closer cash
trade pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please ~ tt..l
close cash buyers exceled by house in the West II In
the United States No trouble show goodsgoods sent to
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
noyS
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All receiving keep constantly hand large Stock
l OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & co.'s PIANOES.
Also a complete assortment of MELnDR0NS and SERA-
PINES the celebrated manufactures OF Carhart
Nedham and A. p Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gan style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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earnestness 10 relation 10 M important
subject, but was unjust, us we think, to
himself 10 the violation of the proprie.
ties Of festival occasion, by discourse
purely polemical 10 all its bearings.
The Band Concert on Tuesday eve.
ming was made free by subscription, and
bad with accompsD ments of fireworks
upon the common. 1t made a pleasant
rallying point for the crowds, left at
leisure by the omission of the Parkerian
Exhibition. Two or three paper bal.
loon ascensions were quite successful the
evening just dark enough for the show,
nor too cool for standing about. Halls
Boston Brass Band always excel. On
the whole, the substitute was we'll re.
ceived.
The following is the scheme of exer.
cises of the class:
salutatory In Latin, W. c. Dunton. Bristol
oration--Living Men H. g. Foote, New
United States II. NJ. Porter, Middlebury.-
Oration-The Philosophy of Cicero, A. s
Barton, New Haven. Observation-Disclosures
an Index of Civilization, N. White, wallingford.
Historical Oration-The Civilization of Rus
STA under Peter the Great, A. W. Wild, Brook
field Observation-Disclosures of Character to
Objects Of Thought, J N. Diament, Cedarville,
N. J. Oration-Nature her own Historian,
l. D. Eldridge New Haven. 0ration-The
Position of Patric Henry in American History
4. H. Davis, Richmond, Va. Scientific Ora
tion-Natural Forces, E. G Hunt New Haven
Literary Conference The Literature of Po-
litics H. II. Thomas, Brandon. Speakers W.
C, Duuton, T. H. Davis, H. H. Thomas
Scientific Oration-The Influence of Natural
Science on Moral Character, II. E. Boardman
West Rutland. Oration--Dante. o. NJ Adams,
Hinsdale N, H. Oration-The Morality of the
Ancient Greeks, A. V. Jewett, Alma, Me-
Oration-Is Virtue Moderation CIV, Seaton,
Charlotte. Historical Oration-The Practical
Value of History, H. E. Miner, Manchester.
Philosophical Oration-The Office of the Imag-
nation, II. F. Severens, Rockingham Ora
Philosophical Study of American Charac
ter-Its Advantage to the Scholar, L. Redfeld,
Norwalk, Ohio Oration-The Fine Arts of
the Periclean Age-Causes of their Develop
ment, H B. Furness, Factory Point Valedic-
tory Oration-Theoretica Science, S. Knowl.
ton, Pittsfeld. Masters Grafton, A. T. Deming.
Degree. conferred $50 far as we have
been able to learn) were as follows
The degree of A. B. in course upon the
members of the graduating class The
degree Of A. NJ in course upon Ii. Nc
Leod, B. Labaree, A. T. Deming, E. ].
Torrey, and A. Rankin, G. H. Chatter.
ton also j. Adams Allen, e. P. Stone,
R. E Maranvile, w. N. Bacon. The
Honorary degree of A. M. was conferred
on Rev, j, + Yates, Mddlebury, Rev,
s. L. Elliot, Fairfax, A. T Woodward,
M. D., Castleton, md G M. Yates, Ben.
nipgton. The degree of D. D. was con.
fered upon the Reverend D. B. Coe, of
N. Y, H. B. Hooker Of Falmouth,
Mass, II. Curtis of Chicago I'LL The
degree of L. l.. D. upon the Hon. Sol.
ONION Foote of Rutland.
Prof Albert Hurd, of Knox College
(class 1850 Mid. Col.) was Elected
Prof of Chemistry, and Natural His.
tOrv
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The Missouri Election.


Returns from Missouri, received dur.
ing the last week, are more favorable
than we had hoped for, making it Ger.
tain that Rollins emancipation has
received majority, though, by tho very
latest accounts it appears probable that
it will be made to appear otherwise by
fraudulent returns That this would not
be attempted, it would be folly to hope,
after the exhibitions we have had Of
Democratic tactics for few months past.
But whatever result may in this way be
wrought out, the fact remains the same.
We have deliberate unequivooal ex.
preston of opinion from the freemen of
Missouri, that Slavery is curse,-and
their determination to rid themselves of
it. Not that Missouri has suddenly be.
come infected with abolition sentiments,
las that term is commonly understood);
not that they are exercised about the
right or wrong Of the system ; but they
have had it revealed to them that slave.
ry is, economically the great evil uLder
which they suffer- Hence this great a.
Weakening, which has astonished the
friends OF Freedom and m ust send dis
may into the ranks of their opponents
Undoubtedly the most potent cause of
precipitating this event was the outra.
geous conduct of some of the people of
Missouri, in their unlawful attempts to
force slavery upon Kansas. This very
excess of barbarism, while it has signal.
ly failed of its object there, has reacted
upon themselves, reminding US of the
fre.arm spoken of by the poet, which,
flooded for duck or plover,
Bore wide, and kicked its owner over"
At the Same time that this revolution
is making such progress in Missouri, we
see tide of northern men pouring into
it, and as labor is thus supplied and the
certainty of final emancipation becomes
apparent, the servile race will doubtless
be Withdrawn to the plantation Of the
South, and those Patriarchs who are in
dissolably welded to the system will
drift away with it to more congenial
ATTITUDES.
While the whole Christian world has
for long time combined to inundate
the South with moral truth, there is no
evidence that their consciences have
been in the least enlightened, but rather
they have wilfully encasod themselves
against it. But when laying aside the
ethics of slavery, they themselves bring
to bear upon it the truths of political
economy, light dawus upon the subject,
which inspires hope altogether new.
Grand social revolutions are generally
obedient to, ifnot based upon, the laws
Of wealth, aud WHOM these are all favor
able great results may safely be antici'
pated. u. .,. r..
If tho work Of self emancipation, thus
vigorously commenced, shall DO prossca'
ted with equal vigor, we may safely sus.
pend our agitation of the subject devot-
ing ourselves to con6nipg it within i!s
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-Peterson's for September has
greater number and variety Of articles
than usual with its usual richuess OF or
original designs for ornamental work
Our interest in Pstsrsons increases.
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present territories, and quietly witues.
the way they will work out their OVID
hnlyation.
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Republican County Nominations.

For Senators,
JOHN PIERPOINT, of vergennes,
WILLIAM r. SANFORD, Of Orwell.
For County Judges,
JOHN W. STRONG, of Addison,
VI W. c. WRIGHT, of shoreham.
For States ATTORNEY,
F. E. WOODBRIDGE, Of Vergennes
For Judge of Probate--Addison District,
CALVIN G. TILDEN, of Middlebury.
tsr Judge ofPtobate- District of Nsp Haysn
HARVEY MUNSlLL, of Bristol.
For Sheriff,
DAVID 8. CHURCH, of Middlebury.
For High Baihf,
GAIUS A. C0LLAMER, OF Bristol.
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Republican State Nominations.
For Governor,
RYLAND FLETC HER, of Cavendish.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, of Middlebury.
For Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, Of Mortified.
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WIlnoleburp 8egister,
M I d d L E b q r Y

WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-27
rThe Carrollton Democrat supported

TThe Carrollton Democrat supported
Col. Stewart for Governor, and yet, in view
of his defeat, says Of him in his last num-
interchangeable to his party he was not;
that he has by his drunkenness and profan-
ity whilst conducting the canvass disgraced
himself, brought reproach upon his party,
and given to it in political view, blow
from which it will take years to recover,
we have every reason to believe, and not a
reason to doubt" "His nomination was
an inexcusable outrage, Of which the men
who foisted his name on our ticket are
guilty, and should, to their own dishonor,
remembered by all true democrats"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-27
Betters Uneasy.

Those who bet money on the recent CUB
ernatorial election, have had very uneasy
time Of it, for the past two weeks. Ur
and down-one day winner, next day loser
they have been kept on the rack, and had
practical illustration Of the fact that "the
way of the trarsgressor is hard" We have
heard, however, of no very large bets, and
what may be won or lost will not materially
aaect any one.
The Proprietors Of the Hannibal and
SkSyoseph Rail Road, considered that Stew.
afissseleption would be worth million Of
dollars shemrhow, why, or wherefore
we know notaand If those who had only Q
few hundred at stake were so uneasy, wha,
must have been the feeling Of those Boston
gents, who were TO be benefited or worsted
million? And now, if Stewart be elected
hotr are they going to make a million9-
The subject is one of importance TO the peo.
pie, whose bonds that company have used
and the peoples representatives would dc
well to "watch as well as pray" Watch
that company.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-27

WESTERN LAsps.-In Iowa there is
scarcely any land for private entry at pres
emit. In the Usage, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City Districts; with the exception of some
poor lands, there is scarcely an acre left
In the Fort Dodge District large quantity
eff poor land has been entered.
In Wisconsin the lands were withdrawn
from market for the purpose Of allowing the
railways to make their grants, and they have
not yet been returned.
In Minnesota Territory the lands are
nearly all withdrawn from market on &C.
count Of railroad grants. In the Saltwater
and Sank Rapids Districts, however, there
are few forty-acre tracts left.
In Kansas and Nebraska the lands are
not in market. They are, however, subject
to pre-emption.
During the past four months the entris,
of lands have been mostly confined to the
State Of Missouri, and in a very few month.
more, there will be no land worth entering
unentered, in this State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-27
4s,524 5s.164 47,273 47,291
Buchanan's majority, 9,640.

D-The Antics are still quoting from
Eastern abolition papers, what they taught
those papers to say,tnat Rollinsis anti-sla'
very, and his election would be an anti-sla-
very victory. If Rollins is an aboitionist
he has strong party in this State judging
by the vote he SO recently received --and the
strong holds of the abolitionists are in the
largest slave. holding counties in the State
This fact rather stumps the New York Tri'
bune, which has not yet learned that the
Antics of this State of all other things, ar.
celebrated for emitting the truth.