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70 TIE House Travellers and boaFdefs may rest
that no pains viii be spared Add their
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HAM7T0Y3S VEGETABLE ZLYGTCRE,
BY Its mild action The stomach liver and Kidney; "a
ddScti0Rt, Ptifns n tie BGeE Side dd BreHss,
sUppfion, SerofnEd, RAtuEaGtLa. Golf, FL
fuLT PSa B9icsZ e. and &erroHs d.
JjIttfes and all diseases arising from impure blood
r7 DELICATE ClRHIDREH,
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HA1LPT0NS YEGET1BLE TTECTERR.
ts Tardrlnr a Cholera MorBns DiarrhGa, aud Dktti,,
OF s incident to the II lnyisoTa;et III
Hncr combating Tie approach of indeed all forms
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SEWING MACHINES.
HATE the Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines pres
1, or SS,00. Can seen NJ ny warehouse South tSa
ebs1 6Eo WILSON
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MONROE HOUsR.
OPPOSITE TH8 SUSPENSION PsIDGE,l
WHEELING VA. -

.WM. R.AR 2 HPF, Proprieto
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ons bottle w gE2ys!s igF;5I2I N S55tgs;

Sold BY MORTIMER M0wBRAF,
$50 baltimore ST., Baltimore,
and S0S, Broadway, N. 7
Es0-Prleef q per bottle. feble
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ADVERTISING ONES BusINEss.-We have just
laid down copy of the London Times, with the
feeling which that journal always awakcns in us
establishment at, aud admiration OF, the pro-
digious extent TO which Englishmen, in the pur-
suit of wealth, advertise their business The
yaunted editorial ability of the Times is, in our
opinion more than matched. upon more than
one American newspaper. But its Advertising
Supplement, and its own solid columns of inf
nitely varied announcements, are wonder as
nne1nalled in our journalism, as it is character
istic of the most systematic and successful pro-
perty-acquirers on the face of the earth. What
ever the English have got to sell they advertise
The solid columns of the London Times are
reflection ofthe industry of large part of the
British people.
For premium of a tenth part of one per
cent, any insurance company in the world
would assure TO Holloway vast fortune
The thorOughness which distinguishes his adj
vertisement of his medicine business in the Uni.
ted States, is exceeded by qis liberality and en-
terprise in this respect in the British papers.
The pathway TO fortune which Swain took in
Philadelphia with his Panacea, and Brandreth
in New York with his Pills and Moffat with his
Life -Bitters, and Phnlon with his Lotion, Hol-
loway is trcading with yigor and speed that
leave no doubt Of the result. He win advertise
himself into an enormous wealth.
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TvpaocNExr OF THE OuIo.-Wc have

/ TvpsoENExr OF TIE OnIo.-Wc have ire
/ ,,sntl,lrge,l the Importance of the improve
ment ,the Ohio River, not only as measure
| Of nrsnt advantage, but of future pressing and
,,.-,5unt necessity, and we are glad to find
the .biect attracting daily more and more of
MUG attention. An intelligent writer in tho
NJ York Enquirer argues this improvement
ii great force in view of the thrift and rapid
rgress of the West, and the nowise improba-
; event of the whole commerce of the world
owing through the American Union, from the
'acific to the Atlantic, when our actilities for
hat trade shall have been fully completed.
a glance at the map will show that the valley
Of the Ohio is the natural channel of communl-
cation between the upper portion OF the Mlssls-
SpDi Basin and the Atlantic cities, and that from
Cairo to Pittsburgh it opellS a water line OF
about one thousand miles. The Importance,
therefore, Of improving this great trunk line so
as to meet the growing demands of trade upon
If. must be evident to the most superficial OBJ
server. To the Atlantic cities, from Norfolk
northward, this improvement is an absolute ne
cessity as well as To all the towns and cities To-
Gated in the basin of the Ohio, in order to carry
to them the heavy freight coming down the Up
per Mississippi and the Missouri, and prevent
its descent to the Gulf of Mexico. To accom-
pIish this most of the railways and canals of the
Northern and Middle States, which extend from
the Atlantic into the interior, have been con-
structed. and they are, therefore, more or less
dependant upon the capacity of the Ohio to
bring within their reach the immense trade and
commerce of the great West. No work of in
ternal improvement in the Union has stronger
claims upon the patronage of the Federal Gov
ernment than this Of the Ohio River. The tri-
fling expense of accomplishing this work is a
strong reason why it should not be delayed
since the expenditure of few millions would
convert the Ohio into vast steamboat canal,
upon which would soon float tonnage exceed
ing the presen: total foreign commerce of the
Union.
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e,r..-.r>.r,t,r 80. I..----.... al...-----
Messrs. Joseph NJ. Thomas and George Howell
have issued a pamphlet copy Of report con
corning the above road, to the committee APP
pointed to complete thesubscrption to the cap
ital stock of the company. We extract the fol-
lowing:
When the committee had succeeded in ob
taiEing about half the required amount, the de-
pressed state of monetary affairs rendered il adj
visab!e that they should desist until more IA
vOrabIe season. This was in the year 1866. In
November 1856 the attempt was renewed I'M
der the auspices of the public meeting referred
to. In consequence of injurious reports winch
were in circulation relative to the action Of the
Directors MesSrs. Thomas and Howell, being
the two Philadelphia members of the Board,
went to Stcubenviilc and instituted an inveSti-
CATION The officers of the company furnished
them with every facility. On examining, they
found that the location of the piers of the Ohio
river bridge was the best possible. The
bases of three piers arc already sunk, on
one of which the Superstructurc has advanced
from ten to fifteen feet above the water level.
The abutmentS on each side are also progress
ing, and will, together with the piers spoken of,
give employment to the wOrkmen until the wa
ter subsidies in the spring and other piers are
commenced. The lesSees of the Pittsburg and
Steubenville Railroad expect to have the road
and bridges completed within one year. Mean
time, If the Philadelphia subscription shall be
completed, the Circumbendibus road, from Pitts
burg to Steubenville, around the bend of the
river, will furnish large amount Of freight and
travel over the Steubenvie and Indiana road. =
The latter is very substantially built The stone
bridges, grading, sills, rails, ETC., will compare
flvorably with any in the country. With the
subscription of 1855 large amount ofhallasting
has been done on the Western division of the
road, and the whole will be complete in that res
pect if the subscription asked for shall be Sc
cured. Six new locomotives have been contrac-
! ted for three of which have been delivered, and
the others are building in Philadelphia at Bald
wins works.
This railway is ZIG miles long, from Steuben-
vile to Newark, besides branch eight miles to
Cadiz. At Newark, it connects with the Central
Ohio Railroad Before application was made,
in the year, 1855, to Philadelphia, 81 ,23G, 545
in stock had been subscribed. The amount of
bonds authorized to be issued was So Quo, 900
of which s., 100000 were sold at about ninety
cents; 5000, 900 are hypOthecated for about two
thirds of that amount, and the remainder are
in the hands of the President and Treasurer.
The receipts of the road from all sources up to
the LIST of January, 1856, amounted to $780,
2TS,T5, and from january LIST to December LIST,
1856, they amounted to $S9. SOl,2l thus max
ng in the aggregate, 1925, 90. The eXpen-
ses have been 1929. 954, 81, thus leaving the net
earnings $l0s, 625,42.
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NJ. DIR. WALLETS
PERIODICAL PILL

These pills have been private practice Of The
Proprietor the Hospitals of of France for many
years meeting with unparalleled successEvinE the great
est satisfactiOn-cuFng where other remedies fan
They act as a charm correcting IFesuarity and OBJ
srructions producing regular Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild gentle stImulant They produce an agreeable
exhleraon and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supposing themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under no Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUshFIELD'
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The CHAPLAIN OF coSonRss-ouE THEATEns


The CHAPLAIN OF CoSeREss-OuE TuEATERs.
The National Intelligencer says
Rev. Daniel Waldo, Chaplain to Congress,
preached in the morning on the evil tendencies
of theater-gOing, from Acts, 1881: "And GER
tain of the chief of Asia, which were his friends,
sent unto him, desiring him that he would not
adventure himself into the theatcr." This sub
ect was illustrated under the three following
heads: First, the character of those who per-
slIaded Paul not to 20 into the theatcr; second,
the origin and general character of theaters
third, the tendencies or general results cOnse-
Qucnt upon attending them. Under the first
head of his discourse the venerable speaker said
they were Paul's friends" and these were sol
the chief of Asia, from among the aristocracy,
signifying that those who went to the theater
were most generally of the lower class people
of loose morals, as it proved to be in that case,
who ''for the space of two hours" turned the
city of EpheSuS into such a scene of confusion,
by crying "Great is Diana!" that the town
clerk was obliged to interpose his authority to
quiet the uprOaTiouS confusion. These friends
urged, also, that if the apostle went into the
thcater it would endanger his life. The burn
ing of the Richmond thcater was atIduced as a
literal proof of this position, and other instan.
ces as proof of its deathlilic consequences to
the piOus mind. As to the origin of thcaters,
the speaker went back to some six or seven hun
dred years before the Christian era, and quoted
from one of the heather writer's to give the de
moraiZng character of the plays written or
acted by 4Eschylus; and then quoted Scion,
Lycurgns, Plato, and Seneca, entering their
protest against the bad tendencies of theuters in
their times, and from distinguished moraliSts OF
our times, all going to show that the theater is a
Pagan legacy which ought not to be sustained
by Christians
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Eek.
TRACTOR.

INFLAMMATION and PAIN fnseParable as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, and pain produces In
aamaton Wherever there Is unnatural heat hrobblng
rcdness, whether by lever, hurt
Sore poison, rheumatism, piles sead, sting there
Is inflammation. A hundred books thousand
alter change the conclusion. To prevent pain
and nature, inflammation be subdued. To
eompish this, physician always direct
Thousands Of physicians, and Thousand o. the st and
saFacous persons who used DALLEYs MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit that It's
control inflammation Is nastonerfdl and immediate,
instantly aaying the pain, neutTazing poison extracting
morbid forcing course,
renewing and healing No burn, scald, ament, is
two yield Its soothing and curing Influence APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine senveopedina Steel Plate Engraving with
the Of c. Y. cLIcKENER CO., PrePretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
25 cts. per box.
SNAn orders should be addressed to C. " Ciekener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. tn. LOGAN Co.
spss:lm Wheeling, Va
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Aud all Druggists.

Grey, Red or Rusty SInir. Died instantly to I"
beautiful Brown Black. without the Ieost
injury to Hair or SKIN, by wM. a. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to WV A. RATcHELoE since 1892 $1,000 aPPIlea-
made the Hair Of his patrons Of his IA
nous Dye produces color not to be distinguished from
nature and Is inure the least hOWsV-
long it may he continued.
Made sold applied (iu private roOmsl in the Wig
Factory. 9s3 Broad say n. Y.
Sold Of the United States, by Drug
gists Fancy Good Dealers
s-The Genuine has the name and addEes' upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each box.
WILLIAM A. BATCHRLOR,
Ss Broadway, New York
All others are counterfeit.
Sold by T. II. LOGAN Co,
dee2I:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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LAND SALES OF THE ILLIxoIs CENTRAL. RAN
ROAD CONrANY.-Including the sales for De
ccmbcr $3.50, 00O) the grand total of sales by
the company from the commencement, foot up
$lO,712, 900, and So, 114,O 900 for the year 1856
alone. The remaing lands are worth much
more than the entire two and half million
acres were when the first sale was uade. The
prospect is that the sales of 1857 will greatly
exceed in amount those of last year. This ra-
pid transfer of the lands of the company to ac-
tual settlers, at constantly advancing prices, is
an nnmistakable index of the astonishing pro
gross of the State in population and wealth.
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WE call the attention ALL old young, to this won
preparation, which back to It's original COLOR
gray hair-eovers the bald with uNuriAnt
rroVthremoves the dandruG itching, and all eptaneous
eruptoBs-eauses of the natural nuds and
hence regular dressing for the hair will pre-
serve color keep IA ling to extreme Old age
in original We call, ten upon the bald the
gray or diseased scalp, it, and suFly the yOung
will not as they valns tae flowing locks, the heWi'ehIns
curl ever be without praise upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, u aud s. FoF sale by
LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHFIELD,
t. II. LOGAN co.,
IaIIn rrlerIsts- decl6
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The Senate of Massachusetts, yesterday, by a
unanimous vote, every Senator being in his seat
and responding to his name, reelected the Hon.
Charles Sumner to the United States Senate for
the term of SIX years from the 4th of March
next. BY this concurrence with the action Of
the House on Friday, the Senate has fittingly
of Massachusetts,. The representative of her
State sovereignty assaulted and stricken down
in his person-goes back to Congress with such
an endorsement as no Senator ever yet received
from his constituency.-Bo Boston 4AtLIs, Jan. Il.
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Az Indiana exchange, in complmenting Gov
eYner Soseph A Wright, of that State. upon re-
firing, says he has been the hardest working
Executive Indiana has ever had, and spent over
$1,000 Of his own money in sustaining himself
md family during his term Of Office. Wonder
IL his salary was as mean as that given to the
5GovernoFof Pemnsylvauia who has even to hire
lis Uwn fSss5te,NrN-
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And by Druggists rentraIy. IaniS-Iw
~ Anoslacr rIttsbuFaheT 'TestiFyI1s 10
lie --n-,.rtul. enrntir naEsr. aa Reha1e's Holland

= 4NWoINEF l-HttNN'IIEl : llE'1
tie road.rfully eurntive powers Of BhaEss Holland
Bltters -
Mr. JAcos WINS, Third Street, below Market, says:
''FoF year past have been AFFLICTED very seriously
with dyspepsia. much So that my stomach refused 70 re-
tain ANYTHING; have tried almost every remedy, aud the
regimen Of physicians, bns without aev
began of Brhave's Holland BitteF' aud have
now almost amounting TO cure found Il
eeacious removing the r.reme debility eeeasonea oy
this disease, generally tonic it haseT equals ana
no SUPERIOR"
CAv4rox,-O prevent imposition be careful to ask for
BueThaves RoudHd HItters.
Esolda at 81 per bottle bottles for s. ey the
oroprietor,. BESJAAlN PAGE, JE. Co.
MANUFACTURING Pharaceutists Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa.:ana Jy LAEGHLIHS & BUSHF3ELD,
isa15-1w Wheeling, Va
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sPRoIAL NOTICE S.

simple eeaeious remedy Instantly upon the
Of DE TOOTH that Immediate relief Is given It VIII
unp-asantI ss te breath like KreOsOts ipiure 'hs
gums destroy Of the tes the numerous cures
1t has accomplished well affected, and II has euy to be
come generally knoun 70 highly appreciated by the
Public as 1t has long been by Dentists.
Prepared and sOid by B. D. SANDS. DFuEsists 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also By A. G GOOD = w.
Wheeling, Va.
And by Druggists generally. IanlS-lW
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COR
wEBsTERS PRIVATE COZ
RESPOND ENCE
ABouT TOBACCO.

81 expect to meet many disappointments in
the prosecution of the law. / find have cal
cuiated too largely on the profession. For this
reason have engaged n new auxiliary to sup
port me under modification; it is tobacco. |
have heard much of philosophical fortitudc, but
never knew what it was, unless it be sullen
unCeelngness, a cold temper, or inhuman heart.
But tobacco inspires courage of another kind,
deliberate, yet irnmoveabe; affectionate and feel
ing, yet despising danger. Since have used
this great catholicon, l suspect that Cato and
John Rogers were not unadinainted with the
virtues of the goodly leaf; else whence derived
they their fir1hnessg Oh! tobacco, how many
hearts hast thou saved from the distractions of
coquetry! How many throats of bankrupts
hast thou preserved from their own enknives
'.cOme then, tobacco, new found friend,
Come and thy SuPpliaht attend
In each dull, lonely hour;
Aud though nisfOrTunes lie HTOund
Thicker than halsstones on the ground,
I'll rest upon thy power.
''Then Will the caxcoub pert and proud,
Tue politician learned and loud,
Keep eternal clRes,
I'll tread where silent nature smiles,
HWheTe solitude hegules,
And chew thee, dear tobac."
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trimmings Is jsrr Ct below cnEt-
With word viii sell al and any Of my goods at ana
below cost.
also osr for sale At private all the Gxtus consisting
ShelVInE Said fixtures g. he removed by
the March, to be occupied by
another parry By the 1st Of April
us Main Street.
s-Don, IorEet he Auesn for LADIES' svsFy Tsss5ay
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a GARD TO TIE LADIES.
n nIfpnNCfl,s GOLDEN PENfApE Pills are inSn

a GARD TO TEII3 LADIES.
DIR. DUPONco's GOLDEN FEdAPE Pills are infal
Bile in removing stOPpages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing hut have BEEN used by the Doc
for many years, both in France and America, with
paraeed in every case and he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the Pills pub
c the alIsvatien of those suffering any Irregular
whatever, well preventive to those ladies whose
health VIII not permit Of family Pregnant
naIes those suPPOsing so, cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
spOnsby afer the admOniton, although their mild
would prevent any injury heaIth Otherwise these
pills recommended. Directions accompany each box.
Price o.. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs s BUsHFIBLD,
GenT Agents for Ohio county, No R5 Monroe 81
AIsOEor sale by 7. Il. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AHorders must be addressed the above General Agents
they viii supply the PropFetOrs prices
the pills cOnhdentay ladies by mall, by enclosing 81 to
either, At the Wheeling Post-ofiee.
n. B-Dr DuponeO's Golden Pills, signature ~. DnpOn-
eOOn eyerybOx; other genuine. Ror particulars
Circular of Agents. aP95-ly
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CHARTER ELECTION.

Mn. EDrFOR.--Pease announce our competent friend,
Mr., GEORGE HARRISON, n candidate. in The ensuing
election, for the ONCE Of city Clerk, and oblIce
jauT" VOTERS GENERALLY.
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Trnat SIC

ny TfFtue ~ Deqa q TFl.t eHse1iei to ti.- r,,
ana Nancy his VIE. Lrd q tsenr1 In IIse cpstr y
one q Jhio county. Yfrgnia. bed b.aE Ne -
= N -. aIth lay - Dl1ellhsr, 1874. de fal--f 90
iS.s. certain lot of EFoIHd situated IT, ,5-'a
81 s,1r, sf TrIriiI tsfI ouf y WiIfiari q, -tI-
I'M eaIleI sGtIk leuIlls. kauulu - q III
n il0 C0lItt fafe Of FfF=tusa. uhich safI -
tonnf lot ard contains shat klff Ire qaaufts a. ~
uhieis uSEhi b. n fan let ard ua'lheFr Ns 2 -
Of saHi addfian- selling - fraaise. GltF.ahi crl -
tide - q Eeslsil- =
ii-rn,s Of sale made knnEn on fsV 81 sac.
EIl,sa above 81, ale = PS'sFcoei 'E;f S;oaday e. L
"a - .fIIlIGF 8 2. BE.ACx. N.
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To WHOLESALE
Nd Country DRUGGISIS.

To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.
BARNES PARK,
No sos broadway n " invite the attention Of close buy
To their immense stock Enronran aud American
PATENT MEDICINES,
the complete in either heniSpherS, at and
proprietors prices by the dozen, package, or 100
gross BARSEs Pass " Y, Cincinnati and California.
oc2TdaW;Im
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HUMAN LrFE.-It is n common impressiol that
the average duration of human life is lessening,
though n moments thought of the improved by
gienc of the present day, and the increased com
fort of the masses, would lead to different con-
clusion. The facts support this favorable view:
Prof. Buchanan, in a recent lecture in Cincin-
natl, gave the following figures. His data we
have not seen, but we can Imagine none that
would furnish more than an approximation. In
the latter part of the 10Th century one half of NIL
who were born died under years Of age; the
average longevity of the whole population was
but ls years, In the 18th century one half of
the population died under IL years. But nthe
the population lived over % years. In the lat
ter 40 years one half exceeded SO years At
the beginning of the present. century one half
exceeded 40 years; and from 1888 to 1916, one
half exceeded 43. The average longevity at
these successive periods has been increased
from IS years in the 10th century up to 1871 by
the last reports