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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-28

N LYScHBURG, Nov. /, 1854. a
From examination of Mr.. Tobias's Glasses,
and from his observations and remarks, am con.
vinced that he is q skifu optician. 'A'. ~
.EHH .-... %. lt... j. j. BLAcKFoRD, NJ D.
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Here we got up, up, up! ~, IT..
"a Here we 60 round, round, roundy! ID
Here we & = backwards and forwards,
Here we go down, down, downylq- ,......
1hFH9a@A t.N" l''.' (Stocks reports
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-28

To persons who have had the sight of their, eyes
SO impaired as 70 require the use of Glasses would
from whom toobtain such Glasses as they NAV re-
quire, as he has suited me with pair Of SpectacIes
for q far and near sight My sghthas been impaired
very much by a service of years in the Post Office
department, which berth required me to be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after day during which
lime Il used but one light y -.rT7,.--'- O.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-28

Fifty odd Banks were builed up by the Yorkers
Seventeen times as high as the moon; .' d..
When they expected suspension dent know,
But come thesmash did, and remarkably soon:
f" Workers, New Workers, New Workers., said |,
"Why do you brag so remarkably high?"
"To keep up exchange while we can, they did cry
"But we'll }all and be with you by and by"
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-28

Hattie Hosmer, the sculptress, sailed on Satur-
aay for Havre, in the steamer Vanderbilt.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-28

Ba! ba! Bank sheep, have you any gold;
Yes, marry, have !, three bags told 49,, ..r
One for depositors, one for me, ,....
And one for an old chap that lives across the sea
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DIRECTIONS.


Keep the Wines in horizontal position, and in cellar
4 temperature.
In cold tCenLs the SPARKLING WINES should he kept
three days before using in room, the tenn
Of about IOdegrees, that the Wines well
warmed through.
Ice should never be used in SPARKLING CATAwBA
WINES for It injuries their and flavor, and dilues
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive to bear Ice.
EB- In Offering the above Wines to the notice Of the
American public, desire to all perS" who
purchase them. hat they the strictly PuEEJ
CATAWBA GRAPE free from any and every form adulter
atiOn and containing alcohol excepting that ch results
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA is not made to TrATR any
foreign article whatever hut tits designed to be what it
is represented, American Sparkling vine. as
Champagne is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" II re the re
sembanCe the American Grape far rich
and frutS in its flavor 1t makes delicious wine The
prejudice in favor of the foreign article be regarded
prejudice only and Inconsistent with true taste and jug
ment.
The STILL WINE IS highly esteemed by Medical
most admirable tonic for nVRds, and for SACRAMENTO
purposes tits wholly uneNccptonable.
The BRANDY made from the CaaThA Grape differs in
material degree from ordinary French Brandy of
but at The time all those qualities which
should superior article Of this kind and when
It desired to have strictly Brandy for medicinal
other purposes, it cannot be over estimated.
Por sale by T. H. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
aPI-dHW GESEEGL AGENTS.
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1T IS NOT a DYE.
MRS. s. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RTiRTOREE


Gray haired Bald persons with diseases OF hair OF
ScNlp. the following and Judge Of the articles
MRS s. A. ALIENS ZY1OBAGSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, essential with the Res
torer and Hair Dressing for old extant
being often ecaeiOus in cases OF hair falling &C. without
the ReStoTer. w
testify to its effects" &c.
PRESIDENT J. H. EATON, L. L. d. MuEfTeeshor9' Tenn.
Observation-Disclosures irregular use, the falling of OF hair
ceased, and my gray locks restored to Original coor
REV. s. a. MORLEY, Ateboro' AIassaehusett, ''It has
changed Grown OF Glory belonging to old men.
to the original hue Of youth" &c.
N"H ~; AS yn,S NV hair Is now restored it is
nothing Ike n dye y SC. :,
and that Of another Of family, has greatly thicken-
ed, where almost bald &c.
JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends 1t, &c
sanguine expectations" &c.
RRV. p. GRIswOLD, Washington, n. II. at Is real!
ehicaciOus in restoring the hair &c. -
REV. q. N. sPRATT, Lewisburgh, Pennsylvania. 1--WE
and do ehssrfally recommend it." &c: ,,,.
REV !. p TUSTIN, Charlestown, South Carolina Ihe
white hair has become obyiated," &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, MeriIeu, N. II. eve think
very highly Of your preparation" &c.
REV c. SMITH, Pratt sburGh y. Y. al surprised
to find my hair turn as when 1 was young, &C.
RRV. G. NJ. CLINK. Lewiston, Pennsylvanla. II has
Rev. A FRINK, Chataqua County New York 81 am sat
isded aud recommend It." - i.
REV. d. NORRIS Cross River, Ne" York Ut Is the best
preparation eXtant."
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, BiitoT Mothers Magazine, New
York, "RrcOmmends it," -
f- We might swell this list but II not convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations to Europe even and they
supersens all others there we'll as in the United
Ndoes not soil orsafn. Sold by the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the u 81 Cuba, or Canada
DRPOT, 3j5 RROONIE STREET., N. Y.
where address all letters and Inquiries.
Some dealers to sell articles instead OF this on
which make profit Write to Dept for circular
terms, and information Genuine Is signed, Me-. S. A.
Allen, written it int. Beware of cOuntrTtrts.
sept4-3meod
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New YorK Advertisements.

ALBERT G.. RICIIAR DaON'S
Advertising and Corresponding Once No $50 Br'NdW'
New York
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MEDICAL.
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RLUENX =. BRONCHHEES- WHAOOP-
Asthma.
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TO HOUSEREEPERS
TN STORE and SALE at reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, Ave sets; Five Stands of different qualities
Also, Reners Ash Pans, Coal Scues, Toilet SETS Stop
Buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes Tea Trays Corn
ers Hearth Brooms assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks of the hest quality Clothes Travelling Cap Bas
kets OF various pAttcrus Side Irons Ance Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful House Keepers.
iWM. HERURN
decEG No. 81 Monroe Street.
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned grateful patronage they have
received from the citizens Of Wheeling the public
generally the old stand, respectfully
Of the at theIr location, No 115 MAN,
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all keep such
CHINA, GLASS. QUFESswARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that win he most likely to uit
the Of all who favor with their patronage
Our Rooms spacious ordins facilities unsurpassed
in the West exhibit goods advantage Snd aside
Retailing and packing department shall continue
keep hand original packages Of assorted QueensUaFe
adapted to this section Of country and the West
which will be offered at small advance the
Connected with this house, Is PLlNT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants NAV RELY upon
saving the carriage from the East to this point by buying
their Glass and QueenSWaFe from US.
J.. K. DUNHAM 4 CO.,
mhl4 No. us Main ST.. between Monroe Union ste
GlATAWBA Giuger and Domestic Brandy, lust received
" and for lie by toee2l WA. EDWARDS BRO.
lisbon, liadet!. FoI., Sherry aud Malaga Wine Just
. asss -''4 - W. 4 EnwAEns & BRO
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American wines and Brandy.

Amer1can Wines ana Brandy
Cincinnati brands and ZGne's Island brands.
Q PARKING CATAWBA, Quarts and Pnts) The rival
- of French Champagne.
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wines.
CATAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catawha Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes unrivalled.
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New Arrangement.

WOULD announce the subscribers papers Period
fcaIs &c. whose have been transferable from
Tobn's Books, that receiving said Perod
regularly and would those above referred
to- cali at III Main street Any wishing to discontinue
subscriptions, will please advise that oton
ger preserve their copies We have just received Of
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs. Hents and
Southworth's Works Everything in the Book and
Stationery line can the Cheap Book Store,' No.
III Main street. [aplO1 JAS. o. ORR
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AYRRs CHERRY PICTORIAL,

the relief of cousumptIVe patients in advanced
stages ef the diseese.
We need not speak public of its virtues Through
ont every town. almost hamlet Of the American
States, It's wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have
1t already known Nay, few the families In any
civilized country this continent without some personal
experience Of its effects and fewer yet the communities any
them some living trophy OF its
victory subtle and dangerous diseases Of throat
lungs While It's the most powerful antdoe yet known
formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary organs is also the pleasanest and safest rem
ey that be employed for infants and young persons
Parents should In against the nsdious enemy
that steals upon them unprepared. We have abundant
grounds believe CHERRY PICTORIAL more lives by
consumpOns than cures Keep by
you and cure your colds while they curnbe, neglect
until human skill master the ueXorabe c"nEer
that fastened on the vitals, eats your life away.
the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and as
they know the virtues of this remedy need not do
more them is still made the bestit be- We
spare cost care toll to produce the most perfect
possible and who rely 1t the best agent
which our skill can furnish for their cure.
Prepared by DIR Jnnes Q. Ayers.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX. .........F1yB BOXES FOR a.
The genuine ARTICLES sold by
And by all Druggists Wheeling, Dcalersin Medicine
everywhere. iebzs:0m
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCTTFEEBS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WIIOEEsAB Z G ROGERS.
DIR. FEUUHTW ANGER'S

DIX. FEUUfIIW ANVIFIho
PLAYORINGS TO PRODUCE AT MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
undersigned has lately made great improvements In
this branch Of business The nayorngn are put In pack
10 and 40 gallons, and requires but the addition
Of Pure SPIRIT either 9Th proof and Liquors such as
Cognae, either dark pale, Holland and English Gin ia
maca and ST. CroIx Rum onongahela BourboD Irish and
NhiskeY Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
dy, Port and Madeira Wines Will be instantly produced II
skill but addition of good spirit SO
gallons o gallon Of tie respective PlavorinS-
best Cognac OLE green, yellow and white warranted
genuine, as low any other Importer in the o. s. .
Essences Of every Liquor Extract OF Cognac To- OF
which produces 200 gallons OF COgnac.
be made smooth with hut tTlGng expense.
The price Of FavOrngs extremely moderate, and d.
Teetions IN full supplied by -
DIR. LEWIS PEUCHTNANGER,
Chemist and importer OF Drugs Essential oils and Net
ais, DdguerreOtype Knd RhOtOgrGIDhic Che1utcdEs,
No. l43 naniden Lame, New Work,
N. D. Sole Agent GodGrGyS celebrated Cordial BterH
and Gin. ap2S-6md&W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-31
Tar ,Sdle Notice.

OIICE Is hereby given all whom it may co.cern,
That - sac for the taxes and for the A.
u l-"i, at the door OF the Court House in Ottawa,
County ~ In Yale and State OF Illinois, by the Treasurer
81 said County the day opposite each tract Of land
William 4 Pencil purchased the following described
lands In said County o' La Sale, and that the time of
'leInI0u VIII expire years from the date Of said
AL.
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S-y.n p.bv n 'flfsrss7,oS Ne y.
SD e no:s,nb England ans's'r dare q
N.v. sS. has s-,f,as 20 Sht sAi5or al ID;
Marx I.-s Express
S,S-I A.ye Sax. At--Es; .lls--r5 ~ :, ~
the whole ofrlr Err, esssF. /. 81 a Sls;ai
stubble lsft TO t-v 81 sxre1s-ac0; Ss.- -
the spring. AMI ! b. cf e,STe-~aey E,aSScS1
with horses II uxy be inIeTes;i-. - so--ss
Of YOUR readers to know Ihc result | ind
that the implements exhibited by ue -
Chelmsford are perfect; that an ordinary
seven horse engine IS sufficiently powerful
for every useful pu-pcse; that any cold clay,
hiIly or uneven field may be plowed; that n
blowing nv bean anu pea stubble at depth
of SIX inches, did au acre in one hour aud
thirteen minutes, and an average of five
acres per day, including the time for shifting
from field to field, q; Al average cost of IS.
cd. per acre, including men, coal, wator, and
horses for shifting; and that in plowins my
wheat stubble, at depth Of eight inches on
the heavy and ten inches on the light land,
| did an acre in two hours, and an average
Of three acres per day. including time for
shifting As above, at An average cost Of S.
Sd per acre, including men, coal, water, &c.
as above; TO this must be added interest o!
money and wear and tear, say Is. Sd. per
acre, which will be the outside, the tackle
coming in nearly as good as it went out
As to the value Of the work, give it to you
in the words of practical farmers who Wis
tied me: .'On the wheat stubbieS the com
mon plow Is of no use against yours; or
heavy land the spade cannot equal yours; on
bean stubbles one piOwiHg with yours is
worth more than two with the common
plov'
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ElGHTY ACRE FARM 10 miles from Ottawa cheap 70,
cash. tnoyil AVERY.
LANDS FOE, SALE:

City Lois. North of The Depot,
L OF: sale. at fair prices and easy terms.
fapl2-t JONES & AVERY
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AsFAKAGrs.-Those who have asparagus
beds, must not expect that they will take care
Of themselves. II 4 good top dressing OF
shor, stable rn.nure has not already been dug
in. We recommend that as soon as possible a
compost of stable manure and marsh muck
mixed with three bushels of wood ashes to
every cubic yard Of the compost, be spread
ever the bed to the depth of two to inches
When this is done. then SOW two err three
quarts Of salt TO the square rod, and il will
be found that the asparagus beds will repay
the owner handsomly for his trouble. The
asparagus plant is greedy and exhausting
snd when not supplied with manure, ia,
young shoots come up in the spring Ike pipe
stems, and one can hardly cut a good sized
bunch from square rod of ground. Now we
migt Just a. well have asparagus coming up
in the spring with shoots ike hoe handles. but
the ground must be made rich in the fall. =
good coating, snch as is recommended above,
protects the plants from the winter, and even
when late applied, will keep the roots grow
ing beneath the surface, so that when the
spring comes not only are the shoots early,
but when ready to cut they are OF good sizc,
tender, and of delicious flavor. Salt is Of
great use to asparagus, and the plants will
bear an extraordinary dose. In its wild
state, the natural habitation OF the asparag rus
IS near the SEA or salt lakes and marshes
The top dressing now, even where the bed
has not been thoroughly enriched before the
plan IS were set out, viii answer every pur-
pose, and during next season the old plants
will throw out new roots lnesr the surface
from which strong shoots viii come up the
next year.
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aariruttm r al.


,r..srs Ep,ToRs-Under the above hea'
e.. .ome comments upon extract: from the
Vsser;narv Journal, rather excited surprise.
n tbose comments doubts arc expressed IN
r,,stion 70 horses eating toe mucn nay .,
rrrss when regularly fed. l have pursued
farming q an occupation for more 'nAn
thirty wears. and my whole experience nau
led me to a different conclusion. a"o"s
the man, horses which it has been my '''
tune to own during the time, hu'no'' "
tbern were inclined to eat too Eiuen n"y
when regularly fed; and THIS ",spos.s'o"
seems to strengthen very mueh ~ "''''
The .upposition that horse mus, NC sup
rl;.a vith q. much hay as hc will cat, nc
ths Quantity more or less, is quite prevalent
.,,,n~ ,erssns commonly employed upon
,h. Arm. In some cases this idea Is so per
s;.,sut 70 its character, that Il causes ceusid-
.,,bls trouble Sons of my horses arc So
strongly inciiasd to gorge themselves With
hsv. that they arc often III condition nnh'
for work upon the fam or travel upon the
road: and Il Is hard 10 persuade an employee
from stufIins the nanscr With hay as long as
he finds the horse will eat it. THIS dispos''
ton is by no means eeaaeei t. hesSes-
Cows frequently gorge themselves WITH s,s-
yer until they heeease enormously e4stend-
cd, and lay Down In dissress fof aali shs
night. The same tsaSes Hehce o5tea haS-
pens when they are tssrFes }hto f5eia aisef
tho corn aud <sa'k> rave been csItt,s os1t -
the fall. Cases q death from h5th thess
causes have sevh rsettioHeA to fHe ny FAR
mers ,a RI. 1asrser. Nothing d cast I'D
has tsStt piece sHnEs my sfo,S, Tor AZ
:essor Shst tfi.t have uot been st5ff,'',d u
~. !. ssch fitl..s TOO Srest 8 portion ~ az
<i,y. would chs; -tlls h,bi. were Tcesais
70 tho cundrured races bnt aias Il - no
-r. Il tho eipc.i. 1ifte.i with reason, cftrrlo
exercise proper rcntrci ever his scnsoH
anretites, Whit right have we "a expect /
~ f4r,Is
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WOLF TEETH IN HORsEs.--Wo,f teeth are
quite common and many good horses are
made blisd by them. Lad two horses or
colts, which had them last season. The cure
is simple ard easy. Take n piece of iron
with square end, oue-fouTth OF an inch in
size. Lct one hold tie horse ard open tie
mp so as to enable the one with the iron 10
place It against the tooth, and with a small
inaii-t knock the tooth ont. There is no
root to the wolf t. eth. The hes; way is to
take the horse 10 4 blacksmith shop. and the
smith with his punch will knock them out
in two minutes When You SEE the horses
eye begins to run and look CLASSY, look for
the wolf teeth. 1t is 4 small sharp tooth
1ust forward OF the grinders OF the upl or
jaw. JouS s PETTrBoSE- Manchester, ~.
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Dat. &c. To ,,hoIa Gss'd. DsscriI.fion.Ssc. r. u
May -, 1-.S. 49, VIM Haws. neg 80 30
May 10 i-5'- 10 tnkuovn. end VII - 81
May -. i~Ji. - % 3. Puisifcr, fr nwq 2; 80
May ~. l-J5- q. ]. T. Hit, in en- sra % s.;
yanls ". A. PESNEII.