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I AIDES, we offer yuu the following desi
IL rable Dress Goods: plain and plaid meunocs,
plain, plaid and figured clshmerts aud de lahcs
hair de beges. plain and striped Poplins In their yari
city. Anwoa plainahd figured dc laincs, lots Of them,
dress ginelams, chumLre gingtams, ETC., all exceed
ingly low at BOsTwICK ~ BEArTy's.
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QROADCLOTHS..-Black, Brown, Blue
- and olive, and Beaver cloths in their variety at
IN Oct IR - =. 4 IL. kosTWIcK d BEATTY's. :
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Prict Of Purifier, sI0 rer bntiie. bottleSfor $50
Pills,e % cents per box, boxes Tor 81 90. 4.
For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; c. G. r. .IIor.
mon, Aurora; J. II. Sprague, CarrettsviIlc Parson e.
RO OF. Windham: w. J. Dickinson, Randolph: Wann
" Wilson, Deerdcld: Epau tlrg q Co.. Paimyra
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1WanfctI.

,9tlfl Beef Hides; 500 Calf Skins ana f.O0o
WV Sheep Pels, fer which will pay The hishssf ,
market price IN cash, or Boots and Shoes al INV Booi
q shoc store IN Ravenno, whore have new Oh ilasId
u large assortment OF Doors, Shoes, RuBBERs &C..
suia9ie ior tie season. with general assortment III
cole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoemaker's Findings
constantly on hand; all ofwhich willbe ID small
Oct. o, 1856 1a John CiIrIS n@
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EINE Fancy Cassimeres, both plain and
il figured, Our ossortme 1T Is unegualled in Poo
iage county. Call before you purchase. ...,. --,.
Oct 10 BosrwUK & BEATTv.
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PhnIon,s Magic HAIR Dye.

One o. the very best natural Dyesin ne world. lts
being vegetable prodo ereh. no injury possible
be dpno 10 the skin. II essl ppplie, pnd sou
obtain black or brown which will defy the beet
81 so per box.
Made and sold by Z. PHAJoN, at lg7 broadway,
corner Dey street, and 5l7 Broadway. Saint kieholl
the United etntos.li 90 'iFtss sEt u ~ q b.
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OUR Goods have arrived, and we think no
" stock has ever been brought to town that Sc
lected with more care than the present ODe We pur
chased second rate good, they all Of the first
quality. and will be sold at small advanceabove cost
for the ready pay. Our stock consists Of mems and
boys goods for every day winter Service viz: jeans,
saitinets, cloths, corduroys heavy cassimcres, etc.
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! /. q u. V ANUE,
No.s7 ;PaGnir Bloek, Raueuna, Ohio, !
VEEP consistently on hand, Z full assert.
IN ment Of Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen 3FU URNI-
TURE; Gilt. Rose and Mahogany Looking Glasses;
Glass Plate for filling frames; Pictures; Gilt, Rose
aud Mahogany Picture Frames. CT all sizes Hair,
Cotton and Aask Mattresses; Dotge's spiral spring
and Tncker's patent spring Bed Bo;toms. u aaL-.
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THEFARMER,s GUIpE,

To ScisSTIFic AND PRAcTIcAL AGRUELrpRE. =
By HENRy STEpHENs, F.. X. s., of Edinburah. ard
the late EoRfoS, Professor Of ScientGc Agricn
ture in Yale College, New Haven.o vO Royal octa-
vo, 1900 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel En-.
cravings.
This IL, eonfessedlv the most complete work Ag-
rcultu published, and IN order 10 give ii Wild
circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce
nrfce
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ID EADY- MADE CLOTHING we intend
LII to make II permanent branch of our business
We wish an impartial examination OF our stock before
you purchase. You MhU read this bear In mind that
The place to buy is ut BOsrwCK& BEATTYs.
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DISEASES VANQUISHEDa
-, n RSlSst1 N,undindviea Rem eiies

DISEASES NArfQOlSriELis
b. Or. RSbseks SpHgdiaavisS RemeSies
5sa ~ A FTERyearso ofper.
Z G3AS1 u sIudy,anslysl, ued en-,
~ .SyS "a a. l,aenl, Dr Iiobseks a.
- kta,2RI9 a smiuont svedlsh Phy siri1ai
y \ NlR>(YiI9 medicine from the nsoan-
~ arta ttT<H nai tfth herbs of his native and
II Il ,61k-S, which aeis. dlreeily upon
" h&N blood ,aad Jy restorits he
1Fz4tfM A NJ . corrupted fUnntain Of life
Y IANl-f-FA ! tohechiitea 9l hesl,b and
IA7N4sS - \ihe 81 stem where ef u ma y
frTTTr71E ------12be located, or whatever may
5eIts chs!arler. Indigestion, complaints epi
stages throai, bronchitis lever and
low sPlriis. sexual iRe5psely, Genuine weakness,
pticklng Of the skih, ymptOmatieo OF paralysis. rheu
nasm urzlgia. tumor, cancer, dinbetes, lhsstHle
and debility dlarrhoeR. ard AL ethet diseases Of The
orTnns Of respiration, the liver, the
ach the nerves orthe muscular fibre, are BaefrHgly
by this prepaalIoo Ills lothe nutbries nsebi,
or seeds OF disease. what alkali 10 v an acidi Il
neutralizes them With an aesStse ssrtsiaty, while ut
dc same time Il regulates the secreions, removes Oh.
sruetons from the bowels, creates appetite, tenews
bodily yIgor, nd teRenerates every animal function.
Such the Hatnre such are ihe hooeeks
! In connection with his BLOOD Puts, will not only
oblIteraie the most painful diseases, but prevent
their resurreeions and engthen life bs9Oid lis ord
To pfevcntimposltIon, purchase only ofrespectabie
druggists etc.. of REGULAR agents or OF DR.. RObaek,
sole proprietor and mapuiaetnrer, Clneinnaa.
Aa~d, shlng Recovery Of Mr. MrHAsL o'BStss
from Gravel aBd Disease Of the Bladder aRt kiIneys.
Mr.. 0'RRIEN, when first seen b! me, had heavy de-
post OF sediment his urine much pam 10 his back,
with pain shooting around his Into his bladder,
and farred tongue and great thirst; He would drink
How appearance OF the eyes, and re1uced Rom I0O
POUNDS n hesh down 70 lsO PoSnds:
II HEAR WHAT MR.. 0'BRIEN SAYS. g. d =,
/ v n n ind
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UOSIERY.-Ladies' bleuched, brown,
Ill mixed and slate eolored coIton hose. Also,
lambs wool aud merino hose, Alact very lesira
ble fer cold weather @ RosTwitK Il BEATTY.
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4, /, H., !, For safe

,e4FY43df FDF SsasC
A SMALL HOUSE and LOT of ground op-
II pcsite DR.. Swifts;o Chestndt street, in second
sause below the thouse Bbe had fer S495 co.
ar on terms OF easy credit: Aiso, very handsome
I0T 0Dtheeass side Of near T.
Cullins former resSences 90 in feet front ard 700 feet
In depth, and well stocked With choice frnft trees Is
offered for sale This 10 desirable aoeaton and Is
to business. y IL y. q. kANNEY.a,
Rayenna, September II ,1e56-h u 80. Il ~.
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THE NERY. LATEST NEWS! -
LA TEST ARRIVAL 81, Il ~

We are now receiving avery large (and af NFssg#'
39I ehs'1ners will 6nd ~ desirable stock of Fall and
tcr y ~ uoods. Since the opening ofthe Fall trade.
ls oiien the case, many h
price, and purchasing later than ns,,a va ess o
Asto prices n0tpossessed by those lSuf
cnasihg earlier Weintepd 70 cell goods fpr produce
m Norther 20 Ohio and feel thnt =
u iof me iheres ofa who In tbsssiard Il NJ wisk
IN Ie tp0st of their aaps gvsms cailbess
'oFe purchasing. PRLNTfSS, HOPKINS a co.
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FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLS!
When sort By mail (post- paid) 10 California Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every Oier aEt Of the
Uuia4, and to Canada (post- paidO Sc. II ? This
Re~k Ss not the old t'BO0k Of tke Farm.n '--... -.
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the Pub
lshers. LEONARD SCOTT d CO.,
Feb. E2, 1861. No. "a Gold-street, New York.
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II study ,anAlysls und en-,
ltaenl, lJF. llobaek, tue
sminont Swedish Physieiaa
succeeded In prodaein "a
medicine from The noun
hfii herbsofllIs6atise land,
which aeis directly upon
The causes Of disgase lathe
blood ,nnd BY restoring the
corrupted fDnntain Of life
tok eohJitlon 0l health and
purity ,expels disease from
Nihe sYalen HheraHafiim NAV
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PhiIon's CIlcm. Hair InvIgorlat0

lne most c"mpIete aneie OF tuo kinu ever oe,oIoor
feredtO the pabiic-l b has staod the test Of twenty
years In this country, and not one OF the many bus
Ireds CT limitations lave been able 10 compete with y
Keeping the head clear from dandruf ETC. II Is iues-
timabc; In short, II Is every thing tho hair requires.
Price fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. ''' -
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CILKS, SILKS.--Moire Antique Silks
y for CIoaks audi Cales, Black, brocade, Fie aahd
Strip, d. lObu ynrds Plaid Silks. good Strled faGsc-
ablc Silk for T5ets. per ard al No. PhenlX hIocS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30

PRoepsss OF CMuE-Wc publish to-day some
further developments of the bloody tragedy in
Cincinnati, we should have SAID one of the
bloody tragedies happening in that city recent
ly. Yesterdays mails, East and West, laid up
ON our table rare budget of criminal news
From every part of the country our exchanges
seem teening with bloody news. From Meri-
dosia, Illinois, we have accounts Of mother
and her three children having been killed and
thrown into river. From Clayton county,
Iowa. we have horrible account of most hor-
rible assassination. FIR m Lewisburg; Va, we
learn of most atrocious murder in Fayette
county. The New York papers, as nsunl, fur
nish their quota of street stabs and police fights;
while from across the Atlantic come detailed nc-
counts of one of the most heartless murders, the
Madeline Smith case, known in the annals of
crime.
Itreally seems as if violence stalkcd unmo-
Tested through the land and as if the crime of
shedding human blood would soon become
fashionable peccadillo, instead of being the
highest crime known 10 the law. 1t seems
strange, that in the midst of such occurrences,
that there should be those who would oppose
the execution of the law-who moved by mawk-
ish seusibilities, affect to regard the just pun
ishment of these capital crimes, which Holy
Writ longago declared could only be expiated By
the blood of the murderer, as something cruel
and unnecessarily severe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
Charles London Cordial Gin

SAsAA AOD II y q =
Is shown by the Records the House to be the
only London Corlian Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others are made here in Imitation of 1t.
delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar favor
$50 different other gtns) is universally esteemedby all
who use it. is adopted with great success in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, GouT RHEUMATISM, DRoFsY, GRAVEL, Collie,
CHOLERA AGuE, STRUCTURE DISEASE THE URI-
NARY ORGANS, EPILEPsV, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr. vALESTrxE MO7T New York, letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
Charles london Cordial Gin Is tie pUrest, best and
II ost reliulEe Extract of Juniper Lhaps seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
merOus poisons called 'London Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only CHARLEs'" Reject any other offered to
you as you vaInc your health dollar for quarts,
fifty cents for pints. EDMUND G. CHARLES
mh26-smdkw Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.
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Dir. NJ. DE. VALLET,s

bAlAGH + l1IGlODlSS1h l4h'
pills been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals of OF France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled succesgivng the great
est notwithstanding where other remediesfan
They charm in correcting irregularIty and OBJ
sructons, producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
mild gentle stImuant. They produce agreeable
exheratlon and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those suppOsnE Themselves are
against using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGIlLINs BUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30

A ScuENE FALLEN TnRoUGH.-Amoug the
acts of the Commercial Convention held at sa-
vannah, Ga, last year, was the appointment of
a committee of learned men to meet together 20
prepare textbooks for the use of students in
Southern schools and colleges. The President
of the Convention, Hon. James Lyons, of Rich
mond, promptly and scasonably published a
card, which was copied in all the papers, con-
rening the members in Columbus, s C., not
long ago; but the Norfolk argus says, we feel
mortified to have to record, that not single
member of tl,e committee attended" of course
they did not a good textbook is good ono,
let il be printed in any part of the earth, and
the idea that our Southern States need Pecu-
liar text book in arithmetic, algebra or history,
from whit the balance OF the Union or the civ
ilized world do, is an idea too stupid to he acted
on by men oflearuing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30

Tnr DECLINE IN SrGAR.-The stock of sugar
ON hand in New York on Wednesday, as we
learn from the New York Post, was not less than
100000 hhds., besides from $4,000 to 10000
hhds. Melatlo The Post states that the decline
in price on this stock since the LIST instant, in
Guiding reduction of duty, is at least two and.a
half or three millions of dollars. The fall
is fully II cent per pound on general qualities,
and the market remains depressed Recent i'm
portations from the West Indies, costing III
cents, have been sold in lots at 81 cents. As
we stated some time since, the Eastern and
Western States have produced largely from
the maple tree, and the decrease of demand on
the New York market from that quarter is
enough of itself to affect prices seriously
Every table in the West is supplied with maple
syrup and sugar of home make. We think
that the price of sugar has reached the highest
point, and from the present time rapid decline
may be looked for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
SUMMARY.

SEVERAL of the fashionable up town chuchcs
in New York closed there doors on Sunday last,
and will keep them closed until the 25th of Aug
ust The rich and fashionable sinners having all
gone to the watering places, they think it
hardly worth while TO preach and pray for the
poor ones.
RECENTLY, at Easton, Ohio, the body of a
woman, on being removed for refinement, was
found to have changed into solid limestone, pre-
serving n remarkable fullness and plumpness,
as of life The weight of the body was esti-
mated at about 600 pounds. That is weighty
circumstance.
Poor RACHEL, the tragedenne, has become n
dilapidnted, coughing, wheeling old woman, all
at once. She is personating Camille in sad
earnest Whiting between Judaism and Ca
tholicism, she is rs unhappy as she is sickly /;
her brilliant career has terminated in the night
of feeble, consumptive falling off towards the
grave. Let its sod cover her follies.
THE Saratogian denies that ladies' hoops are
this year colossal il greatness, and chronicles it
as a gratifying fact that good taste is taking
precedence over gew.gaw show in Saratoga
Well, if dress reform has begun in Saratoga,
We nANe uV"e WIZ" SiV''e luz ''i'4e''t'''''i' 'S
at hand
The cholera is raging in the State of Saliva
dor, Mt Ceiutcpcquc, San Salvador, sonsonati,
and othertowns At the end of June the deaths
in Sonsonati averaged sixteen day.
Tue Fayetteville Carolinidn regrets to state
that the health of ex-Secretary Dobbia is very
precarious at present He is debiIitated to m
extreme, and so weak that it is impossible fol
him to leave his chamber.
a religious Protestant paper says that Arch
bishop Hughes, of New York, is going to Rome
on business of the church, expecting to be alb
sent for a year.
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IAUGIlL1Ns 8 BusHFrELD.
Amhrotvnea for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms, with fact
operating and for light equal to
any the country and far superior to any in the city, is
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country He prepared TO make Ambrotypes so
they sent mall without extra postage Also to
them in IocLe.s and pins price DaguerreOtypes
Pictures for good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
Anknds of materials used In the business for sale
Rooms side of Main St above Monroe Marsh
TAvlor's new store aur13
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~ Call on them. appalachian

BIncIt or Brown Hair produced in FIVE minutes,
from the GrayCst HAIR by the application OF WW
A. BArcuELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tecton and to inure the hair skim matter
how often applied long continued Use the genuine
and possibly Mark-the steel engrav-
ing the box, wA a. BArcHELoH, 1913 Broadway
sides. w A. BATcHELoR's Hair Dye when
you purchase For sale in Wheeling by
npIl-1m T. II. LOGAN { co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30

TnE woo1 CLr-Thc wool clip turns out
very large, and bids fair to bring profitable
return to the owner From the most reliable
information which can he procured from per-
sons who have Travelled through the wOOlgrOw-
ing districts Of Ohio, the dealers are satisfied
that the aggregate clip of this year will exceed
that Of 1856 by three millions of pounds \
large part, If not all of the wool, has now passed
from the farmer to the merchant, and a consid-
cradle portion into the hands of the buyers for
Eastern manufactures. The prices paid for a
great portion of the wool crop range from 40 to
90 cents, and in some of the best districts SO to
90 cents have been paid. Besides the increase
in the number Of fieeccs, the shearing occurred
a month later this year than last, and the in
crease of the growth of wool during this time
affords an increase of eight per cent. to the or
binary clip.
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HYGRIA HOTEL.

- OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
iSssssH This renowned SUMNER RESORT. will be re-
ShdS opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There place In the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this
In broad view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
BAY, 1t IS famed by the constant ScG-brecze.
Is at the site OF the frst military post in the
country.
The luxurious saltwater bath and all the luxuics of the
salt water region at Its doors.
The lin, st ball In America spacious and most
pleasant Billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries. delightful beach
and country auns the satellites for fishing and good
reading room among the attractions.
Music is dscoursed not only BY the band appurtenant to
establishment the Band of the 81 Regiment of u s.
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
And for health It is not surpassed by the most secule
mountain retreat The various army surgeons Of the post
Rnd all the physicians resident In the vicinity have certified
they shape kRoten Of 1giIs and Jersr or
bilious to originate at Old Point COMFORT, and that
70 u throughout Ei6 Ysdr hsdLty locality as amp on
Tie face OF the 6Grt [see their Certificates in the Par
Iner and De BOWS Review
lot OF the very best DRANDTEs direct from the London
docksa special Importation of the Messs Burrns Of Nor
folk will be found In the cellar of the Hotel and the best
LIQUORS OF all EInds to he had in the country shall
nothing inferior any department, resolved,
make the ygea the very first establishment of the
kind In the Union. JOS. SECiAR,
ie15-im Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30

A Coon SrGGEsrIoN.-A writer in one of our
exchanges reviews the necessity for a better
style of toy books and elementary readers, than
those which are now in the hands of children.
He shows up at considerable length, the absO-
lutte nonsense which many of them contain, and
among other things says that an instance which
has particularly struck him is the celebrated
one beginning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
,,,1 COOITADIES !!

x.lIIsn, and pleasant way (Which many have AREA
y dscoyere is to stop the Bridge corner Drug store
and refresh with glass of cool, sparElrs, Luscious sous
Water You will find also, the finest English Frehc
\" Win an endless variety of Brushes, kulek knaeks
yot;onV &c &c
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Dt,A,rH AND DISEASE.

n..-gotrow comes 1t, friend, In every shape,
You let so many folks escape!
D,sy,ss.-Dread sire, all means can,
To obviate the life of mani
dog his footsteps from his birth,
rTilhe returns 10 mother earth.
use all means used of old,
Changes of weather-hot and cold;
give them colds-I give them pains
/ rack their bones-I fire their veins,
i poison them with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing kills
DrArH.-How's thRt2
DlsE4sr.-They all take BRANURETu's Puts.
T. H. LOGAN { CO.,
;,et-1v.Jaw Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
AZ love little Pussy,
Her coat is so warm.
"AnI pussy will love me,
Because / am good. !"

Here he observes that the cat is actually rep
resented as wiser being than the child. For
while the latter adduces the absurdy, inconcu-
sivc reason for loving Pussy, that "her coat is
so warm" Pussy, higher in the scale of intel
lect, and with distinct perceptions of the differ
cncc between virtue and vice, "will love me be-
cause am good"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-30
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