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Joseph Moose, Marshal Morrow and Jere.
Williams were appointed committee to cor
respond with committees from the other coun-
ties in this Congressional district for the pur-
pose of fixing the time and place of holding
Il Congressional convention.
On motion it was
Reso!red, That the proceedings of this meet
ing lie published i'll the Spirit of Democracy
The meeting then adjourned.
. - G. w. SHAKLEE, Chm.
JAMES WATSON, Secy.
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ME" f. RM,
New Principles of Business

~ - - N,'OA n SSe''
DEING satisfied that selling for CASH and
- short credit, for one price, at small profits,
best III the end, both for the buyer and seller,
we will hereafter do business on that prnci-
pie, and will marx everything at the lowest
CASH price, in plain figures, from which we
will net deviate.
We do not wish to open any new accounts,
but will continue accounts with such of the old
customers of J. SENsENEY, that have always
paid their bills promptly when prese Mt ed
Placing them on the same footing as the cash
buyer. We will require their bills to be paid
hereafter
RTERLY IN CASH.
We repudia.e the present custom of selling to
one person ut one price, and to another, at a
different price--everything being marked at a
fixed PRICE, in plain figures, the smallest boy
in the store will sell rs cheap as the owners,
and child can buy as cheap as the greatest
jew. We wish to do business on strict moral
principles, and rely on the good sense of the
people to sustain Us in our efforts.
SENSENEY & co.
Wheeling, Jan. 1st, 1858.
SJ We are now in receipt of NEW SPRING
GOODS, to which we invite the attention of
buyers visiting Wheeling.
April Z, 1858.
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Estray Notice.

OTRAYED from the subscriber living in the
y town of Woodsdeld, on the soth ult.--
a brown and white spotted COW, about three
years old, having on bell fastened by a leath-
er strap. Any Que returning the above de-
scribed cow to the subscriber, or giving him
information whero She may be found, will be
paid for his trouble. NICHOLAS WAGESHEIM.
Aug. A, lS5S--3t. r.. ,.-->~ ..z @= ~
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NOTICES hereby given that my wife Mary
~ Gallauahcr. has left my bed and board
without just cause erSprcv ocation, I there
fore warn all persons FROM trusting or harbor-
ing her, as am determined not to pay any,
debts of her contracting. .r'r
JOHN GALLAUGIER.
August ii, 1S5a.-3w
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Lot No, sc, in the Town Of
Clal'ingtOn. Monroe Co., O..

with the improvements thereon, subject to
lease for Is years on the upper or third story
of 4 brick house erected on said lot, with privi-
lege of the stairway leading to said story.
Said premises will be sold on the following
terms:-One-third in hand, one-third in 6
months. and the residue in - months, further
terms made known on the day of sale.
WIN. OkEY, Mas. Com.
July 2s, 1S5S-S3 90 Mon Com, Pleas
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Monday, August 80, ES5

TNHE "Monroe County Teachers association"
l. has made arrangements to hold Il Normal
Institute at Woodseld, commencing
Monday, August 30, ES5S,
and continuing four weeks.
MR. A. J. SUTTON, Manager, has made
arrangement is to secure the services of a COM
petent INSTRUCTOR and LECTURER
from the S. w. NORMAL SCHooL, to conduct the
Institute.
\ regular course of Lectures, upon the
8. Theory and Practice of Teaching
will be delivered during the session: in which
the difficulties with which teacher has to con-
tend, will be pointed out, and successful meth
ods of meeting those difficulties given.
Competent teachers will have charge of the
several classes. '..- ..s
1t is the design of the mana ger to have the
Institute conducted upon the plan of a well
organized -......
NORMAL SCHOOL,.
Glasses will be formed in the common
branches; also in such higher branches as may
be deemed necessary. Especial attention will
be given to the subject of Orthepy and the
best method of teaching the alphabet.
Teachers from other Counties are cordially
invited to attend with US.
Eag Expenses Tuition 81 90
Board can be had upon reasonable terms in
the town. BY order. ]. R. McDIVITT,
Aug. IL, 1858. Secretary.
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ERISIPELAS, SALT RHEUM PILES
AND PAINS

lhe cures, which this ointment effects, in
healing Ulcers of long standing and which have
resisted all othor applications, as we'll as in
curing Erylsipeias, Piles, Fisfulas, Sat Rheaun
and pains in the limbs and joints, have been
so countless and so notorious throughout the
world, that any effort to give an adequate de.
tailed statement of their number or character
would be vain. 1t is sufficient to say that the
Ointment has never proved inefficacious.
ANGER, ULCERS, AND TUMUROUS
SWELLINGS.
CANCER, <he most terrible malalv that attacks
the heshy fibre, may be extirpated by this prep
aration. The knife cannot reach the minute
ramitications of this disease, but the ONT
MENT does ltpenetrates to the sources Of all
ulcerous disorders, and perfects radical
cure.
GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
The diseases of the flesh and the skin, TO
which children are most subject, such as ES-
cRUs1ED SORES on the head and face, RAsnEs,
sINewoRM, TETrER pIMPLEs, &C., are quickly re-
ieved by this onguent.
10th Me Ointment and the Pills should Be
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PRIMARY ELECTION
Proceedings of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee.

Pursuant to notice 'the Democratic Central
Committee of Monroe County, met in Woods
field, on the 9th Of July; fifteen members be
ing present:
GEO. w. SHAKLEE, rs Chairman. called
the house to order, and JAMES WATSON was
appointed Secretary. On motion it was
Resotred, That a primary election be held
in the several townships of this county. ON
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"Sea aa tie toHoacang eases
Bunions, Skin Diseases,
BurnS, Swelled Glands,
Chapped Hands, Sore Legs, -
Chilbialns, Sore Breasts,
Fistdla, Sore Heads.
tout, Sore Throats,
Lumbago, Sores 1all kinds,
Mercurial Eruptions, Sprains,
Piles, Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, letter,
Ringworm, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Vcnerial Sores.
Scaldse Wounds of all kinds
Eas CAUTlON!-None are genuine unless
the words "Hollowdy Nep York and London"
are dscernible as tcdter-nark i'm every leaf of
the book of directions around each pot or box;
the same may be plainly seen by holding the
leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be-
given to any one rendering such information
as may lead to the detection of any party or
parties counterfeiting the medicines or vend.
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sold at the Manufactory of Professoy
Holloway SO Maiden Lane, New York, and br-
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine, throughout the United States and the
civilized world, in pots at 25 cents, 63 cents,
and 81 each.
IL There is a aconsiderable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance Of pa
ents in every disorder are aiixed to each pot.
Oct. 4, lS53.-1y.
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H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT,
1T EXPELS DISEASE !

1t is said that all productions of human skill,
have their day, and are superseded by new in
ventions or discoveries. Not so with this rem
edy. "lt is not for day, but for all time. %
Ana why! because it strikes at the generic
root OF all diseases in the blood, and medical
art can accomplish nothing beyond that. The
ointment, penetrating through flesh and fibre
like water through aporous substance. reaches
the germ or radix of scRoFULA, SALT RHKux
ERislPELAs, CANCER TUhoR and all eruptivs.
olcerous distempers, in the circulation. and,
grasses the faint at once and forever.
WOUN DIS, BRUISES, BURNS AND
SCALDS. ..
The extent to which mechanical and mann,
featuring industry in this country has reach.
ed Is greater than in any -other Here, there
lore, the Liability to bodily accident has in
creased in the same ratio. Accidents are la
mentally frequent, and often even when
trivial IN themselves, are made to end fatally
irom want of due attention and proper RENE
dies. The most powerful curative ever ap-
piled to wounds bruises; or sores of any sort.
is HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Every tradesman--.
every man to whom an accident may happen
and who is there exempt should be pro-
vided against the physical danger which,
though never foreseen, are of hourly occur
renee.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE.

TTHE "Monroe County Teachers association"
L has made arrangements to hold Normal
Institute at Woodseld, commencing
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Alta CHlHEN7' NOTICE.

Aug. 4, 1S5s.-6w. Z I -
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of inferiority with its better OF betters, must
result in good to the inferior, And, were it
equally as true, or even true at ali, that the
good vas mutual, the expediency ofslanding
that cargo could not long be q question. But
it is for the simple and automatic truth which
We have stated, viz: that the influence of the
slave trade, in its IN transita character, is de-
moralizing and in its end, as system Of labor,
is both impoyerishing, enfeebling, and impolitic
to our own white race, that We at once conclude
that the provision making it incumbent on the.
President to return them to Africa, is altogether
right. The greatest difficulty which Anglo
Saxon blood in the dependencies of Great Brit
ain, both in the East and West Indies, as we'll
as in other parts of the world, has had to- en-
counter, has been its own product when inter-
mingled with that of an inferior race. It makes
population terrible often in its latent elements,
and always dangerous where causes adequate 70
the developement of these elements are impends
ing. There is no doubt but what the worst
effects can be legitimately apprehended from the
presence flour millions of Africans in this coun-
try. It is all idle and childish to talk about their
ever being colonized. Our people, or that por-
ton Of them, At least, most interested in. their
present condition, wonld not if they could, and
could not if they would, effect their colonization.
They will remain with US and among US. They
will be more and moro every year, by illegiti-
mate process, mixed and tinted with every kind
of white blood. The cross of every distinct
lineage VIII be visible in them physically, Nom
tally and morally. Their native hue and their
own blood viii increase all the while, too, and
hand in hand with all its admixtures and ramifi-
cations will continue to spreadl like great plague
spotoyer the future weaIOf this country. Take
the negro in his present condition nov, as thing
of discOrd and enmity, even as an abstraction,
and his future as m omen of tangible evil, and
he is most certainly the bane of what has been
called "the American idea" And it is under
such conviction that we hail the REMINDING of
this Charleston cargo, as being, to it's own ex-
tent, at least, mitigation of 9 present and fu-
ture i'll.
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RnEUYAr 1ss-A Case. Of threo Months stand.
ing Cured. --George W. Henderson, of Pies
burgh says
After suffering for three months with Rheu.
confine me to my bed, have been entirely
cured by using Bnrhaye's Holland Bitters.. I
have had one attack since, but found almost in.
Simultaneous relief in the same medicine. tits
in my opinion, q sure remedy for Rheumatism .
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HEKEis nice morsel for the Douglas Demo.
Gratis We clip it from the Washington Union,
of the 9th:
Iarrytown was the spot in which the treason
of benedict Arnold in tie Revolution VAS lIs. J
yeloped Madame Nemesis has made # the
common plotting ground of Douglas, Winter
Davis, Blair and Greeley.
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q REApzNe lz4zEER q ETEzIY l:1oE

NoucE TO ADVERTISERS Yearly advertiserss
will please bear in mind, that when their adver-
tisementS sent in exceed the space allotted to
them by contract, that they will be charged
extra therefor
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.FIRST -F.ALE STOCK.

Ct RIA N d. ATT r. a CT I o MI.
just returned Eastern cites with ss vel
~ a selected stock, of - ny & FANCY GOODS.
ever brought to ing. Ny stock conSIstsof
aIAKS-Black welt Fancy, amongst which viii
found very good article fBlack SILK only cts
fancy very NICE at 81 cents ~
SHAHI5Of eYeryistyle and descriptions extremely
lows especial would direct 70 my Square
as well az rounded Stella Chenille Blanket Sh8Ws, square
aud long Broche, etc. = =, p ts HllE
very latest styles, from heloeot to the
highest price; the Eugena Cloak something entirely new
be appreciated ss;A
EMBR01DERIRS-of every variety, such Collars, In.
Syss Gam5Eic and Marseilles sleeves Cambria Bands,
Of Sleeves and Collars IN lots, at New Auction VIII
be able to sell them extr emely low
BONNET RIBBONS, RucheS, Fancy Straw JmpR. Ron.
the Chenille Bonnet something entirely
new, 1Wln sell cheaper than any house In Wheeling
oALIO0ES, MnsnS, Ticking everything In the way of
Domestic Good, II offer at lowest figures. ~
MEMS WARE and Merchant Tailor Trimmings, i have
the Srge stock OF any house in wheeling and invite
at Wholesale and retail. $50
Don't forget, Black SIX only so cents Kid Gaunetts
slightly damaged, SI1H cents. ISAAC PRAGER,
eepL li z l28 Main Street. near Union
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TnR fredericksburg (va.) News tells a story
of g. P. R. james going into bank in s.Union,
and drawing check, which the teller declined
cashing, because he didn't know him: ssDon't I
look like a gentleman said Mr.. James. ooh,
yes, said the teller, .'but that is not enoueh.'i
81 am g. P. r. James, the novelist" .'Nerer
heard cfyo1! replied the teller.
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TTEHolESALE AND RETAIL Manufacture of Saddles,
W. Bridles Harness and Trunks. and dealer In all art
Giles usually kept by eaddlerg, bH leave 70 inform
public that he opened hraI1
Alley, where he viii be glad 70 any persons wanting
any AS he intends gdo work
ct fair prices, he hopes to obtain bea sare
of public patronage attention paid
work, and repairing done WITH dispatch. sep1s.
Just Rece1VlnR and rev OPentnR.
ME- would beg leave to Inform friends aud patrons,
w and the public Eenersys that have just received
Eau and Winter Goods latest and approved
styles Of Cloths Sstmeres and VestingI all Of which
prepared order in tho latest styles and
best manner at short notice. 5..e55s5,
We have also and fun assortment of Gents
niRhtng GooS such Shirt, plain white and fancy; Six
Cotton and Memo Under Shirts and Half Hose,
Gloves SuspendeFs Favats Silk and Linen Handker.
chiefs, All which viii sell ery lowest cash ri-
ees. at our store rooms, No. 102 Main
sep16 WHEELER & LAKIN, Merchant Talon.
- LArenaL md Iinnen eonY.l 80
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soEsHun @oLA yesterday, III. D. Gin.
ton, Esq, sent,to US a two gallon jug Of new
Sorghum Molasses, as asampIe of his crop. He
telis US ne viii make 20 gallons of the Molasses
from a piece of ground from which could not
have been obtained moro than 10 bushels of corn
the raising4o of which would have cost him, as
much as the Sugar Cane He readily sells the
Molasses at $l.OU per gallon. The sample is
excellent, but we think our friend is alittle too
early IN the manufacture. Ranasgha RepuBli.
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Or CoURsR THEY wAxr a CoxvEsr1oN.
lesser Ajax Organ, next door, kicks sgainstour
suggestion to the friends Of Clemens, about
going into Convention. OF course the Organ
would do this, 1t ia the premeditated purpose
of the Organ and the junta of small politicians
for whom it speaks, to XIII of Clemens by a
Convention, notwithstanding the usage has not
been to call a Convention at the end of a two
years service. Whenever the friends of Glenn
ems assent to this they sign their death warrant.
Let them remember that.
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THs News nj TkIEGRAPH:-By the wires,
yesterday, we have further foreign news, brought
by the Persia. It seems that onr American
Minister has secured important concessions from
the Chinese Government for o. s. shipping
We aTe never to pay higher duties than the.
most favored powers. We do not exactly see
the point in-ths stipulation providing for ian
annual visit TO Pekin." Pesin, aswe presume
most Of our readers know, is the capital city
and metropolis of China, and ist he important
center OF commerce. II is reported TO have
abont two millions Of inhabitants. It used to
be called, in our geography days the Forbid
den City" We arc also to have permanentres
dent minister at Pekin. Suppression of piracy
ts another feature. But of all the most inn
portant is absolute liberation for christians
of all kinds. Pekin has always been some
what distinguished for IFS liberation as con-
tradistinguished from other citiesand points
Of tho empire # We remember right it
has had for long time in its midst, both
Greek and Roman Catholic chaples, az we'll as
Islam Mosques and Boodhist temples This
opening up If China is one of the great events
for which this age will be remarkable.
We see that England has determined no long.
or to pay the stadt Sound Dues as they are
termed, but which, in plainor language are
some enormous exactions, levied from time i'm
memorial by the. Hanoverian government on yes
sells passing up TO Hamburg, on the river Elbe.
We believe this is right and hope our govern
ment will follow suit
An important item in this foreign budget of
news is that the Emperor Of Russia has manu-
rnitted two hundred thousand serfs.
Adyices from Constantinopls state that APP
prshensions are felt lest St Bartholomew's
plot was being matured against the Christians
there Also, We see that conspiracy i. sus-
pee:ed against the Sultan.
They have had big FIRE in Cincinnati. See
dispatch
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GyLOFHS, OASSIMERES &VlsTTNGS of the fneStz1n5I
" tiles, made up ordr the shortest notices In The
newest style, and in the best manner by TIL IiugEs
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RlcHNoND, Sept IL, 1853
Duel over. Injured at the fourth FIRE in the
thigh. In the hands ofmy friends. Send let
ters to Central Hotel. Hand this TO mother.
SHERtAED CIENESs.
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DONERSTICS.

10eases Of best styles, neat and Smsll sure1
fast eolOTs warranted, from to Gets, worth
yard E: ana some g low as ~ cents 9 yard.
/ BIeached SheettnH and ShSRIln@ NJ nBlfn Of
an widths and prices an Vidc at only
1Oc ahd some good as low 6fc the
ehnWtBs CIOnlkS mud l1antfLlnB, the most come
PIete ever brought TO the city Of all possible
shapes and styles. q &c. =. -
Rurs! Fare! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !-La-.
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
e. my stock before IS assort
- than ever It has BEEN and prices con1dera
having purchased them the Importers
And and only for cash. It gives considerR
pie adyantage and am therefore enabled to sell very
cheap Russia Sable Mink, Stone Martini French Sable,
Fitch Lynx sSennetss aud all the have
large abundance aud at all prices
BInnketB-150 pair 10-4, 1l.4 and 1913, very cheap
In sllanket8 can oder great Inducements. 1859
CnfPets1O0 piecas Carpets Of ali kinds Brussels
Three Ply superdnes 1n8rains all Wool, etc. will sell
sood quality - Carpet 20 and superior quality all
only 50 eents great bargain: $50 Hearth RuKs
hne BTpSse Hearth Rug worth s. for only %; the fnest
only aud do, common tise, worth only $3.50
80, s .fas ALEX. HEYMAN,
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20. shorrara ole.aen. FlEhtsapael.

Mr. Clemens yesterday fought aduel near
Richmond with O. Jennings Wise I've presume)
one of the editors, Of the Enquirer. Mr. Gle
mems it appears, from the following dispatch
fell at the fourth fire, being wounded in the
thigh. We are not advised as to particulars
but presume that Clemens is not dangerously
wounded. The despatch was sent to General
-Eeana,. nd rods a. s,lIo...a.
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e. Po. -BRO MIN

be offered prices eomPetc viii any house in he
country Please eau and examine before purchasing else
s6sEe. - siE sep16-ly
Clothing! Clothingl
| GRNTLEMEN Desiring READILY iIANDsoME SUIT
md y 7Es7 %s StI fly STYLE
''sfs = No.s5,e9 r.i S8al 5Sa & Mss.r 81,
seP4sll s!s.5z{s5t Wheeling, Va.
SHos: HUGHES has received this season the finest and
most exssnsye assortment OF piece goods, Sea-
| GHLOFHS, oASSIdERES &VEsTINGS of the aneSt0iaI
" tiles. made upto ordhro shortest notice ia he
newest styls and in the best 81 III
sspIe IS, cor Monroe Water SIS.
MEETINGS PLUSH, SILL, GRENA0TSEs,o1 CASH
aeREs &e the newest and
ssP16 a..Z.a..- s.. for Monroe & Sster SIS.
French and Knglish Of the inest qualities
'ePls as cor Monroe roe { ias ss,er ss.
Sem RF SUITS II6 UNDER SHIFTS
H t ~ ana Gents notions generally, sale
sspl5s as.sor. Monroe roe I A Sa.sE 81.
NJ i. Is: STOCK Custom Clothing eonstanty
s9o y me store = ~ III. H9eAEs
M. BEyery article man9tactured The premises
Pills! Pills! Pills!
N sEE Il E Hs$E. S Aha
E Es.sl.. i f5a%sSsEsE''. 51,yasI.,
W9Pess An aolIsEsy's gallss Female,
,.n11 70 For sal, sale y 9. FUSDEaBERa.
-2sRA1--- = ~ No. INV ashtngtun Hail.
S. SD.sHARPER q SONS -
8EVH0LEsALR AND RETAIL DEAIFRslI IN n irs - =,
eraI M faSa Sn
1 every color shape and quality 49, 71.s
have Tie latest al fashion from teYar,
Es nov % gentlemen Win hstS Oh
every description and: quality z N "
IasS also hand plain and fancy
tS, ana ~ men and boys, all Of which
DICT e tnsr the fefnas
tented Is and promptly
sg soles ne SsE5
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VEsT1NGs-sILKs PLUSH, SILK, GRENAOISRs CASH
v &c of the newest patterns and
best qnalty,J 81 the .ttore Of tn. HUGHES,
eeP1o4 S5, ror Monroe e Water Sfs. 4
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SHADOW OF THE LONESOME aTRER. Near our
dwelling is q solitary pine; all its companions
have been thrown headlong by the insiduous
canker of sharp steel In the evening it means
IN solitude when the winds CONF down the canon
and sways its stately form aboutlike one moving
IN companionless sorrow. And its lengthenine
shadow goes by our door. enumerating the days
plato time is that great tree: its SHADOW
along like afuneral train, adnionisLinp the sIups
gish dreamer to work while it is day. for the.
night cometll.-[ Trinity Journal, Weayerville.
California, july 5lst, 1858. '+-'S'
NWoodInan spare that tree
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FNH0S. HUGHES has season the fnes and
brought 70 the city. sepI53fm A