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Fro he Brn;aore I,trio. and C,op,11erefl ,o,.t.

From the BHifi PsOre Idtrio; and C0Dimerctul Gazette
HAMPToN's 9tNcTURE. medicine, which has been
before the public years. but more especially for
the last year Mortimer Mowbray as sole pro-
prictors has met with success as we have seen
from the respectable sources large number Of pa
tionts who have een relieved number of the medical
profession ALSO who have used it in their practices have
voluntarily given certificates OF recommendation to
the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed to PRg quuek nostrums but
aswe have many letters essrs. Mortimer Now
bray, from the mentioned We feel It to be
nothing justice ra attention of the people
to their advertisement In to.day's paper.
TIL. LOGAN 4 CO..
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PREsEvrArlog OF rnR BUcE.HoRx CnA1n.

| PREsENFATIos OF the Buck HoRx CHAIR.-
We have already announced the arrival in
Washington City of bucll-horn chair, from
California, as a present to President Buchanan
Tho presentation took place on Saturday last,
in the presence of large company. We copy
the following account of the presentation from
the Baltimore AmericGn
Mr.. Kinman yesterday afternoon, in the pres
ence of q large company of ladies and gentle
men, presented to President Buchanan his In
nous bnck horn chair. Immediately after the
entrance OF the President, Mr. Kinman was in-
troduced to him by General Denver AR. Kim
man thereupon addressed the President, briefly
and feelinsly abiding to the reverence in which
he held him as statesman, and expressing the
pleasure with which he hailed him as Chief
Magistrate Of the Union. He himself was a
Pennsylvania, and was born at Uniontown.-
When quite youth be had gone to the great
West, since which time he had been pioneer.
He had twice crossed the Rocky mountains, and
had come to the city of Washington with TINT
chair, (pointing to the curiouSly- fashioned mas
sive antlcrs at his side,) which was securely
bolted with iron-the iron of their own State.
(Pennsylvania.) He had brought it here to
present to the President, and he hoped that he
would acceptit.
The President responded in the courteous
manner for which he is SO distinguished, and
said that he had no doubt that Mr.. Kinnan was
honest sincere, and brave, like the people of the
frontier, to which he belonged, who could be led
by Kindness, butnever could he driven BY force.
He would accept the chair with n great deal of
pleasure, and would keep it as nomento of the
occasion. He would now sit down in it It is
needless to add that in the act Of sitting down
he was loudly applauded
General Denver then introduced to the Presi-
dent DIR. o. N. Mozencraft, of California, who
spoke in behalf of the Califo1nians, and Mr..
Kinman, making appropriate allusion to tho
fact that the chair consisted of the horns of
thirteen bucks, and had thirty one salient points
Shortly after the conclusion of Dr. WoZen-
crafts speech, the President, in tho course of
brief colloQuy with Mr.. KinInan, said that if he
lived to get home to Pennsylvania lie would take
the chair with him. He then inquired where
Mr.. Kinman had learned his trade rs a cabinet
maker? Mr.. Kinman replied that this was the
first Cabinet work he Ind ever done. He was
trapper, and was used to handling the rife, "a
ponderous specimen of which he held in his
hand,) with which he had brought down many
grizzly bear.
The President then asked Mr. Kinman how
long he would remain in the city, as he desired
to talk with him. Mr.. Kinman replied that he
would remain several days, and would be hap
Ply to have another interview, after which lie
withdrew.
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HEALTH OF RlO.-Letters from Rio JancirO to
the 4th ult state that the yellow fever was de.
clining in the harbor, that about twenty persons
died each day in the city of tho disease.
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Ambrotypes for ST..

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms with faei
ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any in the country, and far superior any city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
in the country. Hels prepared make Ambrotypes SO
they be sentby mail without extra postage Also to set
them inlOetes and pins. price DaRueeotypes
Pictures made for customers specimens exhibited
and warranted tOlast fol- ages unchanged.
Anklndsot matertalSused In tho business for sale.
Rooms east side of Main above Monroe over Marsh
Thylor'S new stnrs aug1s
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CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in possession the certAcss of respectable
citizen, tesying that he entirely cured Of this dread
full disease by ushjg BRRHAvE's HOLLAND Differs
We shall take Pleasure in showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement. ap2-1wdaw
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TnE CAnmET-The Journal OF Commerce,
speaking of President Buchanan's Cabinet says,
in worldly wealth, it is the richest American
Cabinet that ever convened since we became a
nation. Some count their means by hundreds
of thousands, some by millions. They are,
therefore beyond the reach of povertys temp
tntions
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TnE Urbaua, (o.,) Citizen says tho people of
that fair town have been much interested dlnring
the past week in a discussion which has been
going on between the Rev. Mr.. Stewart, of the
New Church, and the Rev. Mr.. Long, of the
Presbyterian Church, upon the questions of the
Trinity and the Atonement. The hall in which
the discussion is carried on has been crowded
every night.
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PROGRA.MNIE.

BIRsT.
1. ETuDR-from Don PasquNle, for Piano, ~ thai,
berg. Mr. GDYON.
q. DUO-from nelIsarIo Opera by DonEettt
Sung BY Sgrs. CERESA and TARFANELLI.
8. ARIA and R0ND0--fcom Somnambula 0Y., Helltn
Sung nv Madame DE LA GRANGE
4. ARIA and sCENA-from the Barber Of Seville, BY
Sang by Sig TAPFANELLT.
5. AVE AIARIA-PTayer compOsed Bly,. Schubert
sung by Madame SIEDESDuRG.
Q. R0MANEI-frOm LOusR Miller, l.y.- Verdi
Sung By Sig CERESA.
4 YARIATtoNS-compo sel for the Violin ny. Rhode.
But Sang by Madame DE La GRANGE.
PART SECOND
s. THE BANJo-compnsttion for Piano Solo, by Gotts-
chalk. AIr. GUY0N.
g. sTAENDcHEN-German by........ -. :. schubert
Sung by Madame sIEDRaBrRQ.
10. ARIA-from the Opera TroyHtsre, Verdi
Sung by Sig. CERESA.
H. PRAYEl-trom TrOYrtOFe by. Verdi
Sung Nv Madame DE la GRANGE,
12. SoNG-from LucrCEa Rorgta, .DOnfzeu
Sung by Sg.!TARFAEEILA1
IS. The celebrated La GRANGE POLKA, By. Duech.
Composed for and sunG by
Madame DE- LA GRANGE.
H. RINALE-Trio Attlla Opera Verdi.
Snng by Madame klEDENBUpG and Sligo. CERESA and
TAPFANELL1.
PRICE 0P ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
%, the Washington Hall where sir Woodrow viii secure
and reserve seats
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
~ The Piano used in these Concerts from ChrkerIng
son celebrated mandatory and kIndy f1rnshed by
bfr J Mellor.
az doors open at I.-to commence at O'Clock.
mv21-td
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The ST. Louis ExCuRsIoN.-Th following no.
tice is of interest to those holding tickets for
the proposed excursion:
Ohio and Jfississippi Railroad C0mpany
NEW YoKE, May 23d, 1867.
In consequence of the unexpectedly large
number Of guests who propose to join the Great
Excursion to st. Louis and Cincinnati, and with
an earnest desire TO extend the number of tick
cts as far and make the trip MS agreeable as pos
sible, the Committee have decided TO change
the plan and time of the Excursion Train.
Instead of leaving Cincinnati for st. Louis on
the fourth day OF june the trains will leave
Cincinnati ON Friday and Saturday, the fifth and
sixth days Of June.
In Cincinnati appropriate festivities will oc-
cupy the guests ON the two days prior to the
Excursion, and in St. Louis, the first part of the
will be similarly occupied
The committee rely upon thcwell known pub
lie spirit of. Cincinnati and St. Louis, and upon
the arrangements thus far made by these cities
fer the comfortable accommodation of the ex-
cursionists
And to meet the extension Of time which this
change of programme requires, the railroads
and boats who have kindly consented TO pass
our guests free OF charge, will be requested to
extend the time during which the tickets will be
honored to the goth day of June
Guests whose time will not permit so long
June.
An extension of the trip to the city of Keo-
kuk, and an excursion onthe Kcokuk and Fort
Des Moline Railroad, is in contemplation, and if
found consistent with present arrangements,
will be duly announced
The Bellefontainc Line and the Lafayette and
Indianapolis Railroads were omitted on our
tickets-they join with other routes in passing
our guests free of charge.
CHARLES GouLD, Treasury.
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Tue MERcANrlLR ISLANDER sU,r.-Tbe

TuE MERCANTILE ISLANDER SuIT-The New
York Herald, of Sunday, says:
The SANDER suit of Fowles and Bowen, tried
once before, when verdict of 81, 900 was rem
dered for the plaintiff, has again occupied the
Superior Court this week on a second trial. OBJ.
tained upon exceptions, and resulted last even
ing in verdict for the plaintiff, though in les
ser amount, $500. The plaintiff was formerly
q salesman in the house of Bowen & McNamce
dry goods merchants; he left them to 20 to Gin.
cinnGti, and took with him strong letter of
recommendation from Bowen & McNamec and
obtained similar situation with an eminent
firm there. The Cincinnati house subsequently
commenced dealing with another firm in New
York for gloves and hosiery, instead Of with
Bowen & McNanee, and suspicion arose in the
minds of the latter that it was owing to the in
Auence of FowleS that this change took place
One of the firm of the Cincinnati house came
on to New York, when Mr.. Bowen said to him
that they had changed their opinion of Fowles,
aud that he had become notorious liar in their
house; he had left New York with more trunks
than poor clerk ought to have, and they had
written on TO Cincinnati to have him watched
by the police. His trunks were searched in
Cincinnati and they were found to contain, be-
sides the necessary wearing apparel for a poor
clerk, quantity 6f books with which he was
wont to beguile his leisure hours. The case
may be said to rest here, as the defendants will
scarcely appeal again.
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ARRIvArs OF SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-On Sat
urday II ,75e hhds., III tierces and 9,O2s bbls.
of sugar and molasses arrived at New York.
The Louisville crop of this year promises to be
a good one, and present high prices will take
from producing countries every available pound
for sale; so that upon disappearance of the new
crop, indeed so fast as it becomes certain that
the supply of sugar will be abundant, prices
may be expected to recedc.
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SPEAKiSG of thcefFsctof internarriage among
blood relations the Fredericksburg tVS.) Neass
says:
In this country, in which we are raised for
twenty generations back, certain families Of
wealth and respectability have been intermarried
until there cannot be found in three OF four of
them a sound man or woinanl One has sore
eyes, another scrofula, third is an idiot, a
fourth blind, a nth handy legged, a sixth with
a head about the size ola tnrnip, with not one
out of the number exempt from physical defects
Of some kind or other
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sPE2I1AL NOTICES.

operation Nltlus GuEo 9tlEes---Alld, operation
with succsssfu Gect are the peculiarly o. Brandreths
Pills. Now that We may expect genial snring Is of great
Importance that be used b the wise Ourraee
subject TO eaundancy Of Initiated bile this season,
and It is DANGEROUS it Is prevalent hut Brandrtth
Pills Afford an iuE aiuabs aud efficient protection.
n. II L0GAN& CO., Agents,
my2e-tW:daW Wheeling.
sands Snrhnpnrilla. for purifying the blood. =
How many unEofunete victims serafnla without
hope Of cure no oyul testify hSr restoration 10 health
70 the medicinal rtues and surprising efficacy Of this
valuable PREPARATION IN an cases where the impoyrished
and depraved cohdon the blood evidenced by
tions botches % Sores Its operation WILDE found In the
highest degree slt4ry public cautioned to aSIs
for SANDS sAB APARILLA and take other, as host
Of spurious Im ons upon which reliance placed
are ia the mark?
Prepared andy Sold by A. B. D. SANDS Druegists 100
Fulton Street, n York.
Sold also by ]. II. CRUSIRAnRER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. nyq6-IE-daw
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
@. UAPPOLDT, M. ID,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

TNHE twelfth volume Of tbs JOURNAL commences Win
january lsSI Il WILL IS heretofore be independent
the Interests of Its patrons and to the ana
OF sound Views and observations
This JOURNAL e issued the first Of every alternate
month Each number cOmprses hundred
octave paBest and contains STEEL ENGRAVED POR-
TRAIT OF q dstlng uished Medical man.
volume begins With January, and completed Wit this
November issue. 1t will thus contain PDPtnits nDd
eight hundred and sixty four pages reading
TERass-fOUR- DOLLARS per annum, On 1dGGHcs. which
entities the suserber to his numbers EKEE
AGE. Subscription to begin With the January number,
Persous Wishing subscribe should addFeSs M bv
letter. enclosing y, which will be at n letter &
registered. O. HAPP0IDT, II. D..
AESS-911 Charleston,
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That Com Box-Gen. James Shields, whose
advice was solicited with reference to the most
equitable disposition of General Jackson's gold
box, has replied to the chairman of the Special
Joint Committee, to the effect that, if it were
left TO him to decide from his own observations
and impressions as to who most deserved to re-
Ceive the box, he would determine in favor of
Col. Burnett, of the New York regiment, which
was included in Gen. Shields Brigade In doing
this he does not mean to settle the question Of
relative bravery between that gentleman and
others, whose conduct in battle did not fall un.
der his observation
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AnTUsBMBNTs.

MDME. ANNA De la GRANGE.
T-rAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE THAT SHE WILL
III give 1--WE G. Ran ulCONGBAkI8s
Al WASHINGTON HALL, on FRIDAY and SAEUkDA1t
May 29l and Both, assisted bg Madame
slgnort CERFsA and TAFPAERLLI, and Mr.. ttUFON. 8
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Irustee's Sale

y pursuance Of Deed of Trust from A. G; oslnn and
Y 8 LAmbIin, and their wives, ard from Jesse Iantz
and linObe to dated April 1st 1855 and recorded
IN me Slcrs Office for Ohio County, Deed No. Al
Z4o expose to sale, AZ the front Court
IN sald county on Monday, the 18th day June the
property viz: certain parcel Of land
ssats on The East side Of the Ohio RIVER county Of
e9' III INC state Virginia. estimated contain One Hum
HEeI and seYentysHYe less adjoining the
OF andrew r. Woods, the South East and those
o. tilp Helly on the Nortbeing the sold and con-
ed by Samuel O. Farmer and Daniel Farmer aud their
31St, 1856. 49, - H 's4 '4"' ""
TERMs or SALEs5OO cash With interest on same from
april 1st 1886 and COSTS to he paid day OF sale
on The Of April 1885, 1880 on the let day Of Anri
Ls; S4s9 on hs ss day Of April 1850; 1900 list
on the lat Of April, 1865 1885 on the Isl day Of
1868. W. N "a Me- ~ W z % Is. april
my14Std 'A''N " .'Actt
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THE IcE TnADE.-A New York paper alIuding
to the increased rates demanded for ice in that
city this year, says:
In view Of the immense crop of ice last vim
ter, these prices are outrageous, and it would
pay our large hotels, eating houses and restau-
rants, where large quantities are consumed, to
form acompany to cut and garner ice on theirown.
account The ice item in their bills is now no
triiie The difficulty is, there are only two ice
companies Of importance, and they have mo-
nopOly Of the business The KnickerbocScr is
the largest company and has capital Of $780,
600, and in 1865 they declared a dividend of ii
per cent The New York Company also does a
very large business. 1t was estimated that Ciu-
ring the year 1855 over loo, 600 tons of ice was
consumed in this city alone, and the probability
that 95 600 tons additional will be consumed this
year; There is large export of ice from this
port during the year. In 1882, 1852 tons were
exported, an in 1854, lS6,040 tons was the
amount shipped. This vast increase of the bu-
siness of the companies, with the lesscned COM
petition should induce the companies to lower
their prices instead of raising them. Unless
something Of the kind is done the ice companies
may rest assured that the city will he Kept in
hot water.
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THE AMRalcAs PHRESoIoerc1L JoUaSAL repository Of
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1ogy and Anatomy, With engrAvngs; Batbing
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Removal.
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,
SYTD""SNAy - -r,,w-r-,r., -

SUI1NTEON DENTIST,
HAS removed his office to III Market street e--4
Inv SI Ti Ip eye Aionroe nearly opposite WASH
Dental profession. ~ .e''A "NtA ia tts
Tor thS liberal patronage hitherto extended to
hn ne hopes by his particular attention. carefuess and
respectfully S0lIciIs y @ s'"'St "i'Sil "S
Dr. W. taxes pleasure In announcing has
the services OF DIR JAMES ORR, Who for the pnst I'VE
aS taken NE entire charge of the Mechanical Dent
OF the late Dr. Hnlllhen where, constant practise
aaa vast hsd of obstrvntoD secured perfection
N .t TEETII attained
by those making only few sets n wear.
They are now prepared manufacture Teeth for enrh
particular ease in blocks nuous gum work Those
acquainted with Dr. orrs skill need not to be convinced
tnsI thl$ rs the place to procure superior work.
~ Dr. Wncnt gives his especial attention to the on.
eEStve of Dentistry, and PERMANENT gem
Sous ann increasing patronage he relies upon that conf
create. sos s4s4 :"
N.B-oGlce open at aIuhours. ape1
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To your INQUIRIES, would reply, that when first rom
nencsd using Professor Woods Hair Restorative my hair
was almost white and had been the lHstten
anu 1t was very thin the top Of my head ard
ana pulled out treelv but Hound that had used oI
shs sesoaa bottle Ehicl EIGHT Week) my hgr was
nov free from dahdruH and quite moist IsLnvc s5 ~,
mar cut Xe or sig times since the change have nevsr
any thing like white hair starting the roots ana
u 70 now as thick as 1t ever was not come Out NJ
AL II has proved In my case, all that Coul wish 10 k
IL Yotyrg g.,
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State of Illinois, Carlisle, June %. -.
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
nave admired its wonderful effect My becoming
as Thought permanently gray, but by the use OF the R
storatVe It has resumed It's original color and have No
doubt permanently SO. SIDNEY 'BREEZE
gentleman of Boston writes friends in New He'd
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AYE the Agents for wheeling and vicinity. ,
~ Gail on them. ap28-1w-daw
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS Ann care
III Az on hand aud is manufacturing and reeeviHp
ana general assortment HEts and Cans eonnTssSs
s o. color and shape Of Hats and CaG no2
S' os ge ateSt fashion and from he an
sold na me pest all Of which vim ia
sS1 eAeesate and Retail Of the lowest possible nrre
~ RS sHpsTsnce in the business having alys{
ny et to please and the j,E
Hoees Iasionnhe. and serYeeabe hat I feeI e1n6,
present taciiities and large stoSj ON @
any heretofore offered - eiA.Sis A4pefloFt 10
lresPecti1lly request cali from, fboss &, -.
ena CapSl before purchasing elFeWhe,e - s ~ 4latS
sne B. AVERY, No 148 Main 81
-ysf--------------- Wheeling Us
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ALSO.
sANCY HATS AND CAPS FOR CHJTnp1,,4
AMI sVfIITTTTs 4SAA(4e44EN

"A GAlLSs Sssortraent Of children and ycufb,s Ey.,
II. selected by myself from die F1Sst S,i 1gd
VsFiety 0eP manufactures Of New York in he
EB-CalI and aee
.ns 8 AVERY, Nos. 14e & 14s saaias,
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NnW ApVRRrIsnMMNTs
Y=ALuABLE REAL ESTATE FoR sALE O.

THE ISLAND.
FTS undeFFfned offers for sale The following desirable
u property situated ON Z5nes Island" VIZ: Lot mum.
befei ~ one IN the addition the city Of Wheeling, laid
ont by Henry AEOre being GO feet by 1870, Mt the coefot
Zane and Pine streets; which IL erected neat BRICK
COTTAGE HOUSE containing five rooms and an attic; now
occupied by WIN. Goodrich.
Also vacant Lot numbered (q adjoining the above
mentioned Int number ~ being go feet front on Zane
$50 deep Also parts Of Lots numbered (46
and and forty fronting Pine street,
IS feet and 1870 fret an ay Immediately ~ the rear OF
the No. and 81 aud two, which is erect
Ell FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, containing 4 rooms and
cellar.
The above property win dtspoBed nj on reasonable
terms by applications 70 THos, u BLAIR As3Enss OF
my27-lmd -7Fnes RtNo. 141 Main street.
" =. EpsDESBHG, Il u. A. +. IIUIIIHES ~ ;. HULLlES
DENTAL SURGERY.
.FUNDENBERG & HULLIHBNS,
SUCCESSORS 10
DIR. S. II. HULLII1EN.
OFFICE, No. 1871, Fourth street, near the
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
UTYt4 = Manufactures TEETH expressly each par.
~ teular case Fri sets Of Teeth, any parts
continuous solid pleCe cost Teeth with
or without Gums. my2T-1yd&w
DRY GOODS, VARIETIES AND JEWELRY
1T AUCTION.
ME undersigned being determined close up his lrcss
goth day Of MRy,1 At his old atand corner OF Market
and Onion atreet his entire y Goods Varieties
and Gold Jeyery, all OF which in good the
best ualtY The tAle commences at 10 O'Clock a. NJ and
continues from day to day until the whole Is soll
TERMS OF s4LE-A sums Of $2S UNDER cash; for all
sums exceeding $, credit OF four months the purchaser
giving NEGOTIABLE Note with approved security.
ny2s GFO n JyToR1J Al t a. 1si.lo 1 l.