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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
AR Eloquent Cuipr,t.

Justice Donn yesterday committed to pri,-
on, Marcella Jinsing, alias Catharine vii.
Iiams, lady OF color, brought before him BY
officer Kimball, charged with whipping an.
other colored WON an: ], Miss Jinsing allow.
ed few words to be spoken by the justice or
any one else but utherself. 'tl'm fotch before
you, squireS but not like common Niger.
Use free Niger, an knows what's my
rights. The constable he ses come, an
ses to him, ses I, I'm dar. You needn't take
hold O. me, for Ise free nigger, an knows
what's my rights So comes here, kinder.
an tells you toyour face,
squire, what's de law. You can't send me
to de penitentiary. cause yer amt de power.
All you kin do is to send me, me to jail, an
de jailer he kinsgive'ne as good character
as any other digger what ever sot foot inter
dat old sshantJ. So, dere now. ef Use cot
to 60 to,jan jest ssy de word, an I'm dar."
And the justice just said the word, and she's,
dar, is Marcells Jinsing, alias Catharins
Williams. az a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

The spirit of the Lords prayer is beauti.
full. That form of petition breathes.
A flal spirit-"Father."
An universal spirit--"Our Father"
A.reverential spirit--"Hallowed lbe thy
name."
A missionary spirit ,'Tby Kingdom
come"
An obedient spirit--"Thy will be done
on earth, as it is In Heaven" I
A dependent spirit--"Give us this day
our daily bread"
Aforgiving spirit--"And forgive US Our
tresspasses as we forgive those who tress-
pass against u.s."
"A cautious spirit "Lead US not into
temptation, but deliver US from evil"
A confidential and adoring spirit--"For
thine is the kingdom, and the power, and
I glory for ever and ever. Amen,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
Language or Flowers.

A
The following Interpretation Of the Ian.
guage of flowers will be useful in courtship
carried On by mystic signs:
Dahlia-"Forever thine"
Hyacinth-"Affectio returned"
Johnqul-"First love-"
Blue Violet-Faithfulnes or I must be
sought TO be found"
White Violet-"Moderate virtue"
:Althea-"I would not act contrary to rca-
son." "",L. "
Bachelors Button-"Hope, even in mis-.
cry" eWrC
Cape Jessamine-"My heart it is joyfal."
Cedar-"You are entitled to my love-"
China Aster--"You have nc cause for dis
courugement.
Bay--'T change but in death"
Broom Corn--"lndustry."
Hearts Ease--"Forget me not"
Magnola-"Perseverence
Myrtle-"Love wilhered, or betrayed"
Heace Blossom-"Here | find my choice. -
Pink Variegated-"You have my friend
ship, ask no more."
Evening Primrose-"Man's love is like
the changing moon"
Rosebud-"Thou hast stolen my affec
ton"
Rosemory-"Keep this for my sake, II
remember theeb
Daffodil-"Self love is they besettins
SIM"
Ice Plant-"Your very looks freeze
me-"
Ladies' SIipper-"You are too wild fo
sober company"
Oak-"I honor you above all others"
White Rose--"Art has spoiled thy beau
ty:"
Tonsy-"I mean to insult you; | declar'
war against you" 49,. ~.
Mimosi -"Your irrtability hides you
other good qualities"
Box Vice--"I change not'
Wall Flowers-"My affection is abov'
time or mifortune."
Yearning-"Eow thy art is known, III,
spell binds not"
Holly-"Come near me If you dare"
Butter Cup--"Deceis is often thus cove.
ed"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
snc IL Loving Heart.

loving heart!
Every thirSuer far than fame;
the passenget at best 6eeting thing,
The tru!n !'atll.ls OF pa nam name. md r.o.r
! TOT IuRAlS re flowers in beauty bloom
of disaster, }bound around mortal brow,
transferred ~'."CF In A' 'OnO'
resumed Ihse loving hear,I
fhh train frd pr cious far than gold;.
adjoining fpfne "ea,.n aa,. T4' ,","a ,""a t'd D'
VISIONS tor hat are gold and pearls,
,tion upon fkingly diadems-
agreeable spared WIN one l'ur0 10y ,ns "ea'''
ho Durest of eai.h's gems?
cape frof
good feb me loving hearth
L,,,,;C! o cheer me on my way,
lro' this dark world of SIN and pain,
gers uuTo one Of endless day.
were vtur naught can calm the troubled breast,
II n, Or holer balm impart,.
:, 70 the life-weary pilgrim here,
"oi Coiil1han one true ard Loving heurt. .
,iZpES.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

Nor OF THAT FAMILy.--A man whose ap-
pearance indicated that he was staggering
from the excessive weight of q brick in his
hat, being asked il he was "son Of temper.
ance," replied, "Hic.no--no relation--not
even an acquaintance,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
RAVENNA, THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1857.

gels will minister TO us, and give to these
feeble limbs newnesS of life and immortal.
ity of youth. Will our children follow too!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

GrPrentice says: "A life on the ocean
wave may do very well TO sieg about, hnsys
never could see that itswas more ennobling
than q life at the tail 81 4 plow.' t.s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

TrGvslsr--''What time does the railroad
get In, sir?"
Loefsr-"Same time that the depot goes
outt,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

6.rsParick, did You see my keyi"
"No. what key DO you mean, Z ..
"Why, Whis-tey, to besure." !" s;..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

h 01-The shock Of an sarthquake was I'll !
at Laurens, s. G., on the 2ist ult. M
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

0THe travels safe, and not unplessantly.
who is guarded by poverty and guided BY
owe. N 81
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

Is. NNNNNH
The was the gre
that he would 81 ~.~o
ETY., the spice of
ing was that then HOWELL.
ne VegelaO'e Fthe birds that sing,
labor. There Gomez
,nce and Chang in beauty spring.
matter OF disc Z CONF
It that he was brow,
,ubtless insaneIthat beat
ere in the wild now
aware OF MS and sorrows sigh,
Gomez
-
,rrr or r,,r r this crowded street,
Gomez
P. NJ. Express ,rch with willing foet,
bout two miles, comeH
on Friday eveOhng age'
youth,
cows strihlliso sood with
e, and THROWN, of truth
from, tho trock on land and sea;
lty millions be.
car was iuN % conner
vented from gg
nv ggraves shall sleep,
to come
from the trP+ us will weep,
to prevenrrs to comel
'no AZ lands will till,
ceived $ others then
IS yery uIr streets win fll;
;, ,,o ,birds will siLg as gay,
sunshine as to-day,
IN sollu1 years to come!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
PORTAGE !
LoCXLANIo3

WAETED.-AD acti1
'sirOus of learning thsf
be taken as an sprfen
application be Yade in
A cAazy WAEDEl
evening, a man calling
PRATT, Of Boston, pos
goods box. near Pheni'
address to the crowd OF
gathered around him.
ously been posted up
cling that "he was the
ing" and that he would
of "Variety, the spice {
OF his song was that Ii
BILE in the vegetable
without labor. There
incoherence and chans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

the Senate whilst above in the gallery, an cage
thron,r of spcctntors are assembled, and ALL
as though electrified and enchaned TO some 81
pcrnatural being-with eyes. fastened upon y.
sneaker, who with one hand resting upon u. I
desk and the other hanging carcldSsly ny ~
side. has fixed his eye upon Calhoun, the VI
President who meets it with an carnestncSS tni
bctfays cxriscnent. All is sti,-siiuck dun
Iiy.thc electric shock that pierced every heart
.tIi4risrT AN UNIoN, Now ASD EoHEfEi;-
Whilst contemplating this Impressive scene
imn.inatiou carried me back To the tImt
When great men led the way in the councils
the nation. and with feelings of sorrow, | tnr,
cd from the other spectators % ccncca! weaE
ness aud brush away the unWeicnHe tearWhic
was forced from its fountain, hythc Thought th
0iIr crclt ilcI alas, are :ill departed, and thei
nantes have fallen to the ground. This paint
ing is on canvass, AID is enclosed in a massive
.ilt frame beautifully and appropriately ornai
inCnted the whole being about 30 by 80 feet
Boston may very justly las claim to the tincsi
specimens nf grnIlite architecture 10 be found NJ
any American city.
The Custom House AMI the front of inc Mer5
chants Exchange are Of this character InS'
certain plated columns and piasterS OF about
seven and a half feet III diameter, thirty-iivc us
height, composed of one solid rock, whilst tSe
dimensions of many Of the stones in the walls
are almost rs #rreat The Custom House is said
to have cost over million of dollars. 1t IL
=, h. o,,airsd in any quantity from tl,e GInlry.
,.ar ia. civ
No .it;Zsns Of Boston. take them IN mass.
are the most refined we have. They neither
look nor speak like what we call, lGakeS&, and
a., ",;a.i ~ ESS,i;.I lon,,oge coy,e.ti,, OK
..r,, n ;ns,5,ces ssE man herc any
o,,.,i,, ,n,, ,,ie.sa md no n,rtcr whether he
,n,, mr. NOT rc,v is sure 10 be-
s.VVf.+ s,, ~ Bencot The innI,iry and Won rot
"G,"ss So or .,CSness not" .sNhat SAY,
means .;y ,,d ...,I,,s: so, or guess not, yes
.,,,,I M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
NEw FAII, GOODS

ISAAC Prayer hegs- to inform the public that lie
just returned from the Eastern cities with tile and
cheapest stock ever offered by hin the public
My assortment is complete In most thing belonging
to Dry Goods and Fancy business but claim particular
attention my
BLACK SILKS which having purclascd from house
that failed 1T sacrifice, confident viii sell less than
any
EATBROIDERIE, &C. which have bought only from i'm
ptIters and many auction shall sell az aston.
ishng low prices. Just and stock which, In
Canhric bands. Collars, Sleeves large ne
that Of any other house, which viii be sold 50 per cent be-
low regular prices -laf
+ SuAWLS.-I have immense quantity OF, and shall
sell them 10 per cent less than any other FIRM having re-
ceiHed the above discount by buying b the package d
rect from The factory AmongsL shAws you will In
all tie latest styles
DRESS GooDS-I have in such variety that II was to
begin to snucrate them should occupy sitci Of YOUR
Ie but an certain you call shall be able please
CLOTHS. CASSIiiEREsS and everything in that line I
VIII say Will sell at very low figures and would reut.st
Country Merchants to examine my this BRAN h. sS
have HEN on Co snment from Eastern House and
Will sell them very cheap
AtsLlSs-ltoth hlsaehcd and unbIeAehed. only pur-
chase 10y the and Will sell them with very suli al
vance either by the piece yard.
RONNErs. and EInE the wa If aIiIl,parr 1oot
such as Flowers, Bonnet Borders Net Straw CHM Fon
net NeiSets and sAns, etc will MlIiuers II @
ns1Ees AMI TO All others prcpoTtopnteiy.
LhlMMlNosln every Eh pc and form, and viii be sold
Conn and examine my stock am confident offyour
laist Is l ISAAC Prayer.
sslae l2f Main st.
I("KDEED other styIes French Lawns i1,si r;i1i
- tsf4s AkIshEII, 4 SSvEARINGES. 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
Public Sale of Stock

Public Sale of Stock
III Av1NG my Farm rooke county virginia,
4 Bethauy College, will, on Z hurSdny, the SIh
of October next. sell all the STOCK, &c, Public
Safe sahl Farm viZ Ahont fourteen hundred (4lU)
lead of extra fine SAXONY SHEEP, including fftv
roce Bucks. These Sheep heavy sheartrs, of tue
wool,h clip toldths year the farm, at Is cts per
Also ali the Horses, Cattle and Farming UttI sis upon
said Farm.
The Cattle of the Durham and Devon breeds nclud
ing Cows, Ileiiers, Work Oven, &c
Also such products of the Farm, Hay &c., shall be
on hand on the day of sale.
TERMS or SAJR.-Al sums unde $40, cast, all sums
S2h nine months cTed-nos. with approved securi.
being required before the removal Of the property
sep23 ]. C. CANiPBELL, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
s pnoIALMo rIoRs
PARTRIDGE'S
PICTURE GALLERY y!

e,..I NJ, In style superior to any other in the
western country. Ills RECEPTIoS and SALts l'VoH -
- feet deep to hiah he has built an addition ior
Ga m So st with for light and facilities ioF
-, in the world lie would call par
10 the light the eyes, holiness ana ds
feature the softness Of outline ayoit"s
or cut out appearance aso the reflect We or looking
glass efreet so objscsnahlei the Dasuerrs0tyPs:
,,a,t isirSa paf here Hrs eHttcshy 's"'tsts*s
fo 51riny s ,,yotsc.ire aats Ptstridgt o"Serey Ns
~, 6is ,cori Il protected Iy hard eaemtlE9
cich Jeeosss part Of tie picture Gtia q as '0f4"'e
us he gtltss itsslS
rictares of every Improved style made as low as at oAer
Rooms here.
Ladies' aud Gentlemen are invited to eau AZ .'es
Main street. East SIDE Marsh Taylor' Store wheel
ins, Va.
DEATH AND DISEASE.
DzArn-How comes it, friend, in every shape
You let many folks escares
DlsE.sx-Dread sire, use all ineans can,
To obvate the life of man;
/ dog Ills footsteps from his birth,
,T,I he returns to mother earth
r1se all means 1 used of old,
Changes of wcather-hot and cold;
1 give them colls--I give them pains--
racI. their DoI.rs-1 fire their veins,
poison them with rancid bile
IN place of the digestive chyle,
YET all Is useless nothing Kills
sDr,ru-IIow's that?
@ptsxAsp-They all take BRANDRErns Pills
T. II. LOGAN & co.,
iyel-lr-law .-.- Agents
"SwEETS FOR THE SW EF1T.'
"Boyust do OrEedns,'' or \. X B0UhB0N.
From, Of sveet flowers, this perfume was culled'
4 where deep, golden summers exalt the perfume;
yr te breeze from the SOUTH the deep CLIENTS ulled
Where blossoms exhale, but resume.
To nipart this aroma, 'tis the sweetest the best
1t steals o'er the senses, as the nectar Of loves
To the boquet Of beauty, it gives new zest-
Is the pride of the toilet and the perfume of Love
Distilled with great care from the choicest flowers Of the
South xnres,v for the Doulor, Poict, and Handkerchief
For sale with all the "FRANGIPANNI's,' by
TIL. LOGAN & CO.,
s.ra9 Bridge corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

We learn by the Dupuque Ret;ubliet,, that
there was q fight few days since, between
United States Senator Jones, of Iowa, and Judge
Williams, who, If appears, would be glad to be
senator in place OF Jones. The accounts of the
personal war differ materially, but it is agreed
that there was not much damage done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

IuronrAxr DECISION At wAsurNsroS- Tie
Attorney General, rendered on opinion on Mon
dly, of which the following is the snbstauce:-
''That the practice heretofore prevailing in
the Pension Office, of allowing the chilren of
revolutionary soldiers to receive the IL 'sIons
which their deceased parents might have re-
ceivcd, has no legal foundation, and t.ither
children nor grandchildren haveany sue, light
under the acts of Congress. The conse r-nce
of this " II be to reverse practice Of TIL, Pen
sion Ofiicc, which has continued for twenty-five
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
Wheeler & l. AKIN.

WHEEL FIR & IAKIN,
Successors tn J. IL .StallnuR)
NJ e Il IN II ~ TA [ l. OR s..
NO.3 Washington EBnIt
WHEELING, VA. +
again resrming business in this city, would very
respectfully old friends well rs tEos,
OF predecessor. that FAIL
AMP WINTER STOCK of Clolis oassi,nsFcS, Vestings,
Gemleiuen's Furnishing Gopds, &c, SC. =
In calling attention to stock, wnnd that we
GEo'c 1t to be the Ir0es and GtEieEe be the BEST
li5l,mcnt in the city
IL soliciting continuance of the PATRONAGE literally
bestowed the house for the past years. can as.
all Wlo patonize usthNt the liable renutatIon the
house ias sustain for the quality of goods accuracy
of tit, shall he fully sustained. sepz2-Iyd
H STALLMAN would respectful ~ inform his friends
- aud III! nnbc tla. he has soL hs establishment
to McssrS. WHEELER LAKIN, by who,- In fituFe the
business will he conducted the old Washing
ton Hal and for whom he respectfully soIicts cnntu-
Of he public patronage beray ON him.
sena9-3t s''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

MA. GuxNEGrE, box doorkccper at the Gaiety
Theatre, and mail clerk in the office of the But
ictja newspaper in New Orleans, had been in
attendance nj the Gallery on Sttuiday night, aud
consequently didn't get home till late Mrs.
Gunnegle, on getting up on Sunday morning,
Jeff him sleeping, with their infant daughterE6y
his side. AZ d went 20 market On her return
she was horrorst;ic&en to lind that the infant
had fallen in the space between the side bed
post ard the wall, and WAS Tiers suspended,
with tiic back part Of the head against tile wall,
its chin ON tho bed-post. the bed clothes slight
covering its mouth, aud all signs OF life gone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
GRRAT EXCITEMENT
~ NV M wAT,T, STREET, NJ. Y

sco,,ence of the recent heavy failures IN New fefk
nd ott,r Eastern cities, the coInmeTcib houses hhNe
ersat losses and ct their demands ma TO sac
a In SUCH mn extent leave at without an
equal In commercial history. teadS uo5sy M
such value as TO be quite CO. mon 70 Ev r. ese. ready
cash found 1t an easy luntter In obtain z, o Is AZ 20 @
rect heting Va, enabled 70 exhibit O. these VINO
visit h an OF goods (Sone OF WhSn are e
,,crntei ielo at very little more than "ll Their N'tue
Iqi, n rtieular requested to call ami VIII h1d '"s'
all that said Il strictly true -, . on, :, II, pad
PIls, yana Rail Ra and by EXr1ss one Of tls iaFsss
.issortInents o rry Goods ever ohefed' ac ~ p
BLACK sILKs-AlI grades, excellent quality all
Rolled and ustrnes, only 70 cents per yart lack S
Fancy eulOEed Da, aere sik.; Lsiap Fae eii
grnes; Plain French Nieriues from q! CT; va
xtra i,icIi All nn Nous DE- tatS; All Wool va
sncia Pla-; ncs styles. AMI great
ools numerous 10 mcntt9n m, - 20 VIZ c,rn,Ii.
SwIs Very rich Plush swls, Very rlcli Siella Siaw,s
NV s.y- Double Shuw:s Bvoche long alll slnare
CIshlnere Shuwls; Gold Boidered siaTs; o!onS ~ H.
every aualy embracing pll the novelties o. e
season. val. co,,,rs sleeves md
Jaconet ami Swiss Fonhclnss Eisings I'D Insert
IN s travelling SETS very In Arsrt the best Ssest
SoITRNiSII CiOODS-A complete sortIntnt of every
thing in nress cio9ds, st,wls Wells Collars Sets. &c
M1Ti nes' as Gsns Of nil kinds
DOMESTIC AMI STAPLE GoODs-Il'- most extensive
,n.iUr nonsht very low and will sold for less than they
Would cost manufacturers ut the present time.
BLANKEtSAl larger stock than svsf, embracing every
make AMI quality at greatly reduced prices.
CAEPETsA superior and Tar Increased over
and entirely and very desiraOe STYLES and colofs
10 you wish to nnrSlSss SarsFiS y rn
ind them here in great yarsty AMI very low prizes
in mind thar my stock snrger thanit ever has he
and that nil goods bought without Tor NL
CASH. Any acquainted with the present STATE OF t
ready cash Goods must be surprisingly cheaP Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere: ,, u1,,.,,.>y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30
5 Pens ! Pensi! Pensl5tsl
ROUT Ferlr e nv n 49, -

r BROWN has received a superior Iot NJ fs,, pew
M Sen ne haq made under his own supervision. The
~ s9Ia reduced to Is karat BY combination
amy combination Prices mr.
by every pen being stamped &c p RsvS i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

LuDIcnous lNclDsSrs IN TINE OF DANcEn.-
When the steamer Isaac Newton broke her
walking beam on Saturday night, onthc Hudson
River, the lamcntable disaster to the Central
America was so fresh in tue minds of passengers
tnat it added much to the excitement md alarm
The Troy Baagct says
zone gentleman was so overcome with fear
that he plunged hea dlong out Of his stnteroom
window into thewatcr Another, hyprcnndr-
acal old fellow from Rochester, n. Y, invoke at
the first crash, seized his carpet bag aud bouuc-
ed out of his room. With whoop of despair,
nc ran aft, and CRASHING .t"gr life preserves,
placed two of them around his carpet bag and
the others ON each ann. Thus ACQUIRED, he
sauntered hack with head erect, aud with
pleasant, sellrcliant expression. 1t was not until
his attention was directed to s light garments,
that he Shot back again to his stateroOn."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

EEInct or ESrewn sTnir produced in five minutes
m the rayest or Reest Hair by the application Of %M
A p,rcHgLnR,s HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de
lection and never to njurc hair skin, matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm can possibly occur. Markthe steel enGrav-
inr an he box and wv. A. BATCnELoR 933 broadway on
the four sides for WA \ BArcuKLoR's Hair Dye when
M an s,-l,,'-~' T. H. LOGAN a co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

the magnetic telegraph for the last few days
were required to an extent Unprecedented since
its establishment. In five hours, on Friday last,
at a single Office in philadelphia, five hun
.drel and nine messages were dispatched over
the wires. The Office Of the same line in Balti-
more WAS Kept equally busy. IN these times of
panic and excitement in money matters such an
instrument is invaluable to business in the
speedy Intelligence it gives FOR quick calling in
Of means, which may be done through its aid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30

sands, sarsnPuriIln.-rne extraordinary elii-
cncy of this uarIvaie preparation all Of scroaun,
cryspelas ctnneous erurve Gisurders and similar
complaints would appear almost ncrediIe were not such
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
Of noubcd truth responsibilities establishing the in
cnestabe i'll this class of disorders as an atera
tive AMI renovastue agent II is uneqnalel.
Eminent physicians proved by years eXneri'
,ce that they can produce the apnHss results by Its adj
Infnfstraiion and therefore use it with confidence
Prepared sold by Alb. D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by j. H. oI;uNlh tt
AoIbv Drur.stO generally. jy1-1wdaw
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: y
sepI5-3n 1871 Main street Wheeling, Va.

New Books, Stationery, DC.
TAMES q. ORR, No. liz Main St. brgs leave to call thu
81 attention wholesale retail purchasers of Rocks
and Stationary Ills Fall stock received viz School
T,ouks of all kinds. the primary 70 the ngles; College
Classics Bonk Gate issues Drawing Books,
Copy oo., Architectural Books, (uew autlors,l Mctho
dist, Presbyterian Baptist and Christian LYNN Books, In
of binding; Family Bibles, worth from 81 to
$40 Pocket of all styles; Ours book Keeping AMI
Rlnnks Jenny Lind Pens. and all tia numbers OF Giots
Pens l. InS (ArnOli' and ln-stands OF
various pntent' Music Books Of various nnthor-snh
ok; 5000 qrs Blank Books OF variety; Dia
res 1855, Memorandum of Ii Styles $40 Reems
Cap Letter and Note Papers of different grades and qua
ties.
GOLD PESSye wish to call especial attention to our
large and well selected lot of Gold Pens Having disposed
Of all old stock PISS offered is sEw an I
comprising Nh. Of a. MO-rtOn
Go celebrated Penn Having the largest and best select
stock of In the city, those in want Of superior mr.
tice cannot fail tn be suited.
we HtEaRtiOB nf the LIdiFs in particular
TO our stock FANCY STATIONERY which purchased
expressly for their accommodation, knowing thai nothing
the and lllltv has heretofore been kept in the CITY,
Pl-asa call AMI cNtmine for yourselves.
All of the abnvean1 everything usually kept In the Book
'h'' 'A'''A''' ''''s s''' JAMES G. oRR's,
s,Dt5 III NT,f w,4.ii1g. Va.