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EsRU CE9S
SECOND ANNUAL SALE,
at auction of
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth of
FINE FRENCH CHINA,
BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE WARE,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
GOLD WATCHES,

TABLE WARE,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
GOLD WATCHES,
Diamonds and other Jewelry,
Sale 10 commence positively
I'll U RS ID Y, d. EMBER 3,
ct 10 O'Clock, h. NJ.
And day and night until ell are sold Room cor
Of Cedar and Cherry seets, formerly occupied
Post Office.
The assortment this year larger thar that of year,
very 1He and well worthy the attention of
buyers.
No charge for Packing.
nov 9s-dtf NJ. c. BRUCE. Salesmas
STOVES FOR TIE TINES
lust received from Icnnati, few Of BLUNT'S COAL
- COOKING RANGES, small size, which We are pre-.
pared furnish Cincinnati prices with expenses added
ALSO,
A good assortment OF COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up aAd variant and Shieh, that coal is
cheap and in the reach the Stoves
Also,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES tor Coal,
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES for Goal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Farlor Crates from VIM
JscksOn's Mandatory. New YOik. Common Mantle and
TANNED Ora es sizes and patterns, which we will sell
low TO suit the times.
MAEKEyZiF 4 yvTTg0N
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FnR RENT
SELF PRESFRVATInN =

TWO comfortable Brick Family Residences, (new,) in
west Nashville, each containing rooms with cisiern
attached. Apply TO
dec 22-dH J.w. F. MANNING.
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TNHB regular passenger packet, TEN sz-s~sA n
Il PEST, PARR. Mast, 7, viii leave aDOve Ekva-sSf
HIS DAY, TUESDAY, December 22nd, kf5f21EkH15aS
at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight passage
apply on board, or to H. H. HARRIS N,
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SELF PRESERVATION, sc.
Lii debts due us previous TO The year 1851 viii be coll
"A lected BY suit a. January Court before Magistrate,
not paid before that time. This shall sppy persons,
without distinction, "a word 70 the wise sufficient"
des0 &c. NeNAIRY q co,
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M0ffca.

ETTEhsvs this dav associated a. mos FossIt
w Jr IN ths WhOssa Groe6Ey busness- Oar ~ sFi
eonti1 ne the same. December lst 1857.
dsc5 Ewing. MecROzY 8 CO.
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RARE CHANCE FOX SPECULATION.
any person has s25,DGO than he wants aHd utl
loan 70 Us, vii take great pleasure in naming
Machine Shop hndFOundy after him Doa'ta call Al once
Spectators calling the above business will please cal
between the hours OF and The most importani
part is big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 Ellis & MOORE.
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The highly interesting news from Nicaragua Occu-
pies large portion of our space to-day, to the
clusion Of editorial notes on passing events.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22

PROPOSITIONS PASSED THE FIRST READING.
Mr. ESTES introduced bill (NO. S38) for better
protection of minors in certain cases.
Mr. SENTER introduced bill NO. 1891 to sup
ply the circuit court clerk of Sewer county with the
State Reports.
Mr. D0DSON introduced bill (No. 140) to author
ize c. A Proctor to re-estabsh the line between the
HiWassee and 0coee land districts
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Mr. JOHNSON, from the committee on public roads
and highways, to whom had been referred sundry
resolutions directing inquiry into the expediency of
changing the laws in relation to the public roads,
and bill Q04) on the same subject-reported a bill
in lieu, entitled bill to equalize labor in keeping
up public roads and highways-recommending the
passage of the bill in lieu: the bill in lieu was adop
ted, and so passed the second reading.
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DIRECTIONS


Keep the Wines in Aoy1-onot position, ana in cellar
4 an even Temperature.
10 coll ,reatte the SPARKLING WINES should kept
three days before using in ROOM at
Perature OF aboat TOdesrees tina; the Wines well
warmed through
Ice should he used in SPARKLING CATAwBA
WINES for it injures their favor dutes
the Wines thus destroying their character Tie Wines
sensitive 10 bear ice.
~ In Offering the above Wines the NOTICE Of ne
American public, desire all persons nav
purchase them hat they the strictly PURE JUIc'
CATAwnA GRAPE, free from any and every form Of utter
aon and containing alcohol excepting that Whis ults
from the NATURAL process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAwBA Is not made to lufT TX any
foreign article whatsver hut is desIsne'I 70 be
Is represented an = ulericUR SpUrklbuZ Wac, as
Champagne FRENCH Sparkling Wine.' Here tie
semlance the American Grape Is far mere rich
uitY in its flavor, it makes delicious win. The
prejudice in the foreign article be regarded
prejudice only, and inconsistent wthtrue taste and juI
mCnt.
The STILL WINE IS highly esteemed by Medical men as
admirable tonic for invaldS, and for SAcRANETAi
purposes ills wholly uueEcePtionable-
TSc BRANDY made from the Cataba Grape differs in
uateria degree ord AIRY French Brandy
the time it possesses al those qualities which
should characterize superor article OF kind and when
it desired have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, it cannot be over estimated.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & Co,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling. Va,
aPI-daT GRSKEIL AGENTS
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IT rs NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALLEN S WORLDS Hail

RESTORER
Gray haired, Bald with diseases Of hair or
MRS s. a. ALIENS zYL0BALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Dressing. essential TO with the Res
and Is the best Hair Dressing for old or young &sHt
being often ecAeous f cases Of hair falling, &C. without
REV Ii v DEGAN HIitor Guide to Holiness. ave can
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON, L. L. d. Murfrecsboro' Tenn.
Notwithstanding irregular use, the falling OF Of hair
ceased, and my gray LOCKS restored to original color
REv S b. MORLEY, AtteboLo', Massaehuse,t,. thss
changed the Grown Of Glory belonging to old
to the original hue Of youth" &c
REV. 81 TEACHER, TO yeNrs OF age Pitcher, ChenanSo
County, New York: My hair is now rsstoTedi IL n
nothing like dye" &c.
REV. D. 7. WOOD Middletown New York. "SIy own hair
And that Of another Of my family, has greatly tlieken-
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends 1t, &c.
REV W PORTEUs, stanWieh Conn. cit has met my most
REV. J y. GRIswOLD. Washington, y. Il. at Il reaH
saieacious in restoring the hair" &c.
kkF q. n. FPRAfT, LeWs6urgh, PennsyIVania. I'VE
ard do chserfully recomme nd it, &c
KEW. J. r. TUsTIS, Charlestown, South Carolina. "The
white hair has become obyiAted," Sc
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Msriden, n. n 1--WE think
very highly of your preparation" Ge
REV u. C. SMITH, PratFs5uTg, n. Y. 81 was surprised
find my hair turn as when was young" &c.
REV. c. ". CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
EEv. A. PRINK, Chataq9a County, New York 81 sat
sded and recommend it."
REV. NORRIS Gross River, New York It Is the Best
preparation eXtant.n
KIv. WILLIAM CUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York, "ReeOmmends IT,"
give might swell this list but II net convinced Try 1T.
We IpoTt these preparations Europe ard they
SupersednE all Otlers there we'll as in The United
Tdocs not sell orst1ia Sold by all the principal whole.
IEio and retail merchants In the u s. Cuba Canada
DEPOT, 35J SROOME STREET, n. u.
where address all letters and Inquiries.
Esome dealers try to sell articles instead Of thls,
which they make profit Write Dept for circulars
tsrlas and information Genuine Is signed, IRE. s. 4.
septI-3meod
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TO HOUSEHkEPElIS.
TN STORE sale at reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, rev styles and Piain'
Coal Vases, i've sets; Five Stands of different qualities
Also, Fenders Ash Pans, Coal scutes, Toilet sets sop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Tea Trays Corn pop
Hearth Brooms, assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks of the best quality Clothes, Travelling and Cap Bai
k.ts OF various patterns; Side Irons ce Meat Cutters,
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
VIM. HEBURN
decsS No. 81 Monroe Street.
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AYRRs CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
COUG Ha. COLDS, HOARSEN ESS. IN
Fa.UENZ I, RRONGEHIrlS. WWOOP-
ING COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA,
6ynNRTOI KHaRN.


nd for the relief OF eousumptve patients in advanced
stages ef the disetse-
We need speak to the public Of its virtues Through
every town. almost every hamlet Of the American
States Of pulmonary complaints have
made already known Nay, few the families In any
this continent without personal
experience effects and fewer the communities
where which them living trophy Of its
victory the subtle and dangerous diseases throat
lungs. While It's the most powerful antdoe yet known
for the formidable and dangerous diseases Of the
pulmonary is also the pleasanest and safest REM
that be employed for infants and young persons
Parents should have it in store against the nsdious enemy
upon them unprepared. We have abundant
believe PRcToRAL more lives by
than thoseit Keep 1t by
colds while they curahe nor neglect
until human skin master the memorable cHnEer
that, fastened ON the vitais, eats your life aTay
dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and as
they know, too the virtues OF this remedy need not do
than them Is i made the bestit Gun be. We
toll 10 produce II the most perfect
possible and thus afford those WHO rely on it the best agent
which our skill furnish for their cure.
Prepared by Dr james G. Ayers.
Practical and nautical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE % CTS. PER BoX.....,....FIvE BOXES FOR 81.
A. G. GOOD + co.
And by MI DrIgTistsT Wheeling, and Dsaersn Medicine
everywhere. fcb2S6m
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New Arrangement.

WOULD announce to the subscribers for pape, Period
Il cas, &c. whose names have been transferred us from
Mr. Tobins Books, that receiving sal Perodt-
Gals regularly and would request those aboa referred
to- call III Main street Any wishing 10 eeontnue
subscriptions, will please advise us hate ny not lon
ger preserve their copies We have receive case Of
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. and
Mrs. Southworth's Works. Everything In thsDock and
Stationery line be had at the Cheap BookEore, Ne
III Main street. [ap1O1 JA8q. ORR. G.
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PEM0vA,

NE undersigned, rtesal for the patronage they hsv~
received from the citizens Of Wheeling public
generally At The old san nov respectfully ask eoattnu-
% he At ;her location, No. lis aiain
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose. AL seasons. to keep srh assortment
CHINA. GLASS. QuEESSWARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods htd that viii he likely nit
the all iFlo with their patronage
Our Rooms spaeioas, aorng facilities
the exhibit goods Advantage and aside from
Retailing and packing department shall
keep hand orignsl packsKs q assorted ieensEaTe
adapted tis section Of country extreme West
which VIII Be offered At small advance The cost
Connected with this house. FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY: hence Country Merchants nay RELY upon
saving the carriase from the East Ls point Sy buying
their Glass and aueensEare from
]. K. DURHAM CO.,
rh1+ No. 115 Main St, between Monroe Union SIS
ATAWB A Ginger and Domestic BRANDY lust received
u AMI for L BY [oc22l W A. EDWARDS & BRO.
lsRoN Madeirs Port, Sherry aud Malaga vine, just
ocss 49, - W. a. EDWARDS BRO
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MEDICAL..
Wm A u R'S
Cathartic, Pills,
LsEGAR C0AyED0
ARE MADE TO
g.. -. SIT.

AXE MADE TO
= PrrrsEussH, Pa, May i, 1888.

PrTrsEuseH, Pa, May /, 1888.
A5.a have been TsPsae e s Fe If Fl y6s as
Pills. It to arise from foul stomach which tsy
I'd " PREBLE. Clerk 81 Steamer Clarion.
Billions Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARIxEST o. IETEEtoR, WGsHIssTOS, G, Feb IS
sm: used your pills in general and hospital
they are the best eathartc employ Their regulating
are an admirable remedy arrangement Of that organ
ds have seldom 5 found s3 ,:,a Of g ,b a's SO
Is.gsie,iga q taS N Gas mospf'GA
PosT 6Irss Lly c. cI NOV; TO- T 7SS;
have done my wife more good than tell you She had
been sick and pinng away for months Went on to be doc
ms9eed .sEn9 YOUR Pis which soon cured her. by expe-
large quantities of worms deadl from her body They
tary One of neighbors had bad and my wife cured
paid twenty dollars doctors bills and lost much
time without being cured entirely even then Such medi-
e SfS II hs yeafs GEO J. GRIFFIN. o:tasts
Indigestion and Impurity of the BI0od.
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among hoseI an called TO visit in
blood t.y are te very bestrenedy have ever known and
can confidently recommend them to my friends ,,,,rs
wAasGw, wToNISe Co, y. Y, Oct. %, 1855
Dean srR using your Cathartic Pills in practice,
anu pi'''' '''s ''''''---' JOHN q. MEACHAM ~ D.
FsrysTpoIna, ScrofuIn. Kings Evil, letter,
~ 1870 aug t ~ g 1e,fs f,b 4 1sss
Your Pills the paragon Of all that IS great
They cured little daughter Of ulcer
upon and feet that had proved ncura
be years mother has been long gevouslC aict
with and pnples her ssin and in her hair
After child cured she also tried your pills and they
have cured her ASA MORGRIDGE.
Rheumatisn, Neuralgia. and S:Ont.
From Reu. DR. Hirkes, efEte IEet"iiSt Es G1Lrct.
PULtsEI House,, SAyASSAE, Ca jan. 6, 1906.
HoNGRED SIE should be ungratrul FOR the relief your
skill has brought IL did not report case TO YOU
cold settled my limbs and brought excrutiauE ne-
ralgic pains which ended in chronic rheumatism. NotWi
and worse until advice Of excellent agent in
Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, tried pills Their eaects
slow, hut BY perseTerinR In the use OF them
IN entirely well.
sESGTE CHAMBER, DGToS ROTOR, La, 5 Dec 1853
On. AVER: have entirely cured by your PMS OF
Rheumatic painful disease that had afflicted me for
years. VINCENT SLTDELL.
For Dr0pSy, Plethora, or kindred Com
pInints, requiring active purge they are an excellent
remedy.
For COstiVeuess COuHmm PtiOn, aud AS +"
Dinner Pill; they are agreeable aud euectuaI.
Fits, AmPpre.siOu, Paralysis. info NINA
ton, and Deafness. and Partial blind
ness cured by the Alternative action OF these
Pills
Most ofChe pills In contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy sk1l hands is dangerous In
public p the dreadful consequences that frequently
follow It's ncauous These contain mercury or min
eTal substance whatever.
AYRRs CHERRY PICTORIAL,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT no
RRCTgFIERs, IIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WHOLEaAl GHOGERS.

DIR. FEUCIITW Anglers
FLAVORINGS TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great Improvements In
this branch ofbusnes The nayorins are put up Ia pack
10 and 20 gallons, and requires but the addition
Spirit either 1st 1th proof ard Liquors such
Cognac, either dark pale, Holland a English Gin, ia
and ST. Croi2 Ram, MpEougahela Bourbon Irish and
Eeote Hhskev Apple, Peach Cherry and Raspberry BrHn
dy Madeira Wines viii be instantly produced II
requires skill but addition Of good spirit, so
gallons each gallon OF the respective FlayortRg.
The best CoHnAc oil yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low a. any other importer Ia the U. &
Essences Of every Liquor Extract Of Cosnae' H. Of
which produces 200 gallons Of COgHac.
Raw Whisky by Dr. rs And body preparation
be Iasds smooth with but iriinE expense,
Tie prise Of FaTOTinfs extremely moderate and III
Tectons IN full supplied 10y
DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWASGER,
Ge1iSs and pnrter or Drugs, ESSeEtiGt ole, and Net
ala, DGgUerFeofype S1d photographic C2tE1icdis,
No. I43 Maiden l,Hue, NeW York,
~ n Sole Aseu fox GOdfreys celebrated Cordial Btters
and Gin. ap2s-6rad&E
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STOKE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
CTONE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing rS, ma
= they now in receipt Of their fun S'oeA u a.
Winter ..,,.,e.,, 6.nods
They have just received their Second tAu - 20 ne
which, added to their former stock, will ehAUte st -
sent the Public more than o-e,y
$4,000 WORTH OF GO .SI.LI,S
Being by far largest and MOST @ ba.
embracing the BEST SELECTION of choice BO"u '
ever offered to the Public 100 stoet If
To their former variety they have added ~. 49,
Carpetfng and Rugs of the latest designs anu t tbp
and also beautiful line of choice Furs ,os
Winter Trade,-to both of which, as wen 81 - A. W
generally they invite the attention Of the 70
Having been In the Eastern cities shoTt tlns Inv
the late heavy rise IN all kinds of Cotton
Inc LARGELY With the Cash las they have done FOR many
pIs) as well directly from the Importers jnceents
tuSrs in some instances they able to S9es AZ
to I OSe Cash buyers, either by The fth' - T..
exec ID BIZ no similar house il the West nr-,s tja.
To meet of their rapidly 70 frrni
have made and are making ample - Goods n
the Public with one of the best selse'eu s'O
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully 80, tn.
1900 yds silks-eubracing some oil the IlT 80
1000 as French Merinoes, Cashinetesl, 49,
full line of the Richest Painted, ombre shhueu =
in striped Cashmeres and DeiaiSes-mPoEtea: ~.
400 Shawls and Cloaks-embraenS some VI ~
90 Goa yds Ginghams Debazes Delaines and prhts and
$4,000 of Domestics-embracing the iSrgestL an. t,,r
American Woolens and Cotton goods kept DS AtS S''
house, If not by any house in the city. ~. o.sh
They have their stock with view 70 eSt SaSs
trade, pledge Public that effort upon H=' par
They feel confident that they offer nduesients to
close cash buyers exceled by house In the Msi ~ N
the No trouble TO show goods-Eoo semitic
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
AZ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese FeataeE
noV5
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American Wines and Brandy.
Cincinnati bronds and Zane's Island brands.
SPAKHLING cATAwBA, Quarts and Pnts) The rival
- Of French Champagne.
STILL CArAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wines.
CATAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catauha Wine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unriyaIIed.
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Mr. BUCHANAN AND KANSAS.

Some Of the Know Nothing papers profess to
believe that Mr. Buchanan will not be true to the
South on Kansas mstterS We te i these papers
that to be true to the South, it is only necessary
be should be true to the constitution. The demo-
cratic party does not expect nor desire that the
incoming administration shall DO any thing to make
Kansas slave or free State-thst is exactly the
policy We oppose. Nor do they care Whist Mr.
Buchansns private views may be on the abstract
question of slavery, he recognises and enforces
its constitutional rights. The Democracy stand
upon national not sectional principles; aud ell they
ask for is that no outside influence shall be brought
TO bear upon this question; but that it shall be left
solely to those whom it concerns, viz: The people
Of the Territory themselves.
The Washington Union says:
we have the approval Of Mr.. BuclaE m, IN say
iag that the folOlOiHg EXTRACT from the SOuthSide
(Pa) Democrat, states correctly his position.
GAS for Kansas, Mr.. Buchanan has never ex-
pressed an opinion either one way or the other, in
favor Of its coming in as Free or g Slave State
he has prudently conceived that It is matter
with which be has nothing to do, and with which
be does not mean to NEEDLE. It is question ex.
clusvely lOb The Ps0pls Of the Territory, nth 1Db0
he Is content TO leaUe Il for solution. he will see
to Il that the principles Of the Nebraska law are
carried out, in letter and spirit inpartilHy, and
without Gear, favor, OF affection"
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CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN LAND
At Auction.
KALHARLE SzOnK EARIl

WILL offer public sale, Saturday, 18th day Of
January, beautiful and valuable Of land yin on
The table Of the Cumberland Mountain, in Cumberland
comfy, about 20 miles ka Of Spar, the road TO Knox
VILE This Land is part OF the tract upon which reside
and Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard
Il contains about 1910 about 30 cleared and
der fence with dne building site road. In the clear
ed fields three springs Free Stone and Chaly
beaIe, and fau stream Of water Il will also
cude about $50 200 Of natural Meadow giving first
hay for stock, and ardng the whole act
Of the very best ranges IN the The market
stock at our door fine stream about mile through
the tract, upon which is good Mill Seat also Quarry
first M stone within few yards Of the This
tract generally level soil good and productive, well tim
bered and abundauy watered and In the midst good
society the State boast with and Mills
school and other Advantage plat the Land
Painting Rooms Hckss China Hall the Square,
where will give with accuracy, every Information desired
The sale will take place the Public Square 70
O'Clock. Any wishing delightful country residence,
first rate stock farm who wishes buy speculation
Weuld do well examine this Terms half sash, bal
in twelve months with interest Sale at the gate Of the
Court House yard.
decg8-dGrWtd. J. ". DODGE.