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CHEROKEE REMEDY,

Il Is entirely unlike every Ober medicine prerbed for Vsne
rear bsease a. contains poison or naussous
drugs being prepared nom roos leaves
Of pleasant and delicious Syrus
Il IS natures oWn remedy GonoTrha (Clapl GIsst
Gravel Structure, and 10 especially far Fuor Az
Whites in Females FER this IL Ia ivsaba
As general Alternative and blood puner II las n eouaI and
does not fail crOfua. secondary syhlr glandula-
sEelisEs, mercual ana al eruPtgs diseases curing tbem
speedily and Permanently than any cher nedi-
cine known. Il does this BY purifying and Cleansing he
blood Causing it foE in all its original purity and VroF
thus removing from the system AL impure ana prneous eases
which have induced disease.
In all old Of GOn0frhea and Get that have tasd ali
medical skill q Is especially reconDended-in old m
falls and It from 10 tres days.
few doses positively removes all scadng heat, ehcra and
pain.
1t does not elect the breath interfere with any class
business
It requires assistance from other medicine.
1t lay the toilet be the counting room, with
out its being suspected remedy" private
Treatise vensrea Diseases with full d octions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
kor full directions get Circular free iruu any drug store
the United States.
It is sold retail for 80 per bottle three bottles fos IS
BY all responsible druggists and dealers in mecnes. throughout
the United States and at Wholesale By all Wholesale druggists
POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Proprietors,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashville By Hsrdershott Berry Demsvils
EEina Psndleon and BY all responIs druggists everywhere
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The following weekly statement of the Banks Of New
leans the ending the lat nst compared Will that OF
N. rr.rinns weak.
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Blood Food!
blood Food!
aRU--A EnnIV

HOOD EOOU
To all suffering consumption, inc Pent or confirmed or
from debility Of any kind or mental prostrAon,
brought any cause from scofnas eonpSnts or from
diseases the kidneys bladder ane to ladies suffering Of
many distressing complaints their liable and which
engendsr consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain TeSi1Le remedy. Differing in
particular from the patent medicines 81 the day, chemical
combination Of n on, SULPHUR AND PROSPROROUS,
Of very great WORTH and hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony O the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH & DUPONT. 400 Broadway. New YORK; the
sole propreors Of the article. and have in Of
fraud attempted the public changed the color Of the outside
wrapper from red TO yellow and increased the of the bottle
Be very cautious in buying to that the
Of their signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others counterfeit. J, WOOD a co ST. Louis,
oct0-H Wholesale Agents FOR the West.
Blue CrslSs, Orchard and Herds Grass.
Z 6h BARRELS BLUE GRASS SEED;
Is Herds Grass Seed;
10 Orchard Grass Seed:
nstore and for sale by HUGH MoCREA co.
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CoUGHs. The sudden changes Of climate
Of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL, and AsHsATIc AFFECTIONS Expe
rence having that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early Of the dteae
shoad at be had to Br0s Bronchial 1roces
Lozngs let the Cold Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
sight, by this preeGution serious attack
be eectuay varied Of PUBIC sPEAKEBs and SINGERS will
find them enctua for clearing and strengthening TIE voice. See
advertisement. nov24-d&w6m
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II. III. HAYNES a. CO..
Agents for abe sale and purchase OF Negroes
NO. I6 CEDAR STREET,
Between The Commercial Hotel and Pable sqUare)
II J'The highest cash price given for Slaves.
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IaIs, the subscriber confident.
nitves ali who want pictures to give him call pleng
stsfsctIsn In every
u EntIGnoe next door West to Vessel q Thompson.
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BUTTER-The demand is chiefly local. there being but
little doing shipment Prices have changed and good to
coca sells city trade at I95c the latter rate for
Western Reserve
BEESWAX-The market is unchanged and dull at CSC for
prime, which is the rate paid by dealers on arrival
C9EESEThe market has been quite dull during the week
and limited and prices lower The sales comprSe
boxes closing 99c for W. r. 9< for Hamburg, and
l01< for E. D.
CANDLES AND soAP-The demand fer all articles mode
without any change in prices. We continue to quote
Ctor rapdJaa mil yvaioht- 4
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M q q FAINT
aLETIT BE RE1fEgBEREB
1st' BY All the ewing Machines la use
there are butthree kinUs of Stitches made;
tst. TheGrOVcr a Baker suich.
-. -. -. $50,
nd. The S,ng,e T-trea,l ar Chain Ntiteh,.
rs. e.,.- r R,,.- ,,,., q, -.,.,,., ,,,s.. and
,,,, .5.,..5 a, ,f,v ne -. s,,,.b 4, s,ub1. ,.,no
be ripped The machine making his steh ses iron Two con-
mon sposs-usng shats requiring no thread 70 be spool
ed and finishes its work ia the most simpls less ahleto
arrangement and most easy to learn md operate Of any IN use
possessing greater range Of eaPEe for family purposes a
any ether other perhaps all other kinds
End. the shuttle SslIcns
This stitch Is made By the following lis o. mach
l.. VI. SINGER & CO.,
xuuErEz.Ez rvuvsox,
% "A-'SO-'i
- =. -
WEAR eACHINES5
u.v.-rr. y,.r,,v--.
EEAVIT1 a Co..
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A S VILE
ROCK CITY MILLS.

"a ,s,.s. z AZ % % < as
~ So 50
-r Net erb,hei Sfaa Mixed Bran. Ter lbs. 81 90
Delivered to al parts ofthe city. octa, loSS-g
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MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No. s 8 Main ST., Wheeling, Va. -
HAVE NOW IN STORE #z,5#sl.
$50 bbls Prime n. o. Molapses,
125 lilE bbls. do
22O hhds. fully fair to primo N. o. Sugar. -.- -
rs 6blS cr, Granulsted, POw'd aud Coffee Sugars.
rs F" New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee. s
5Opockets Java Coffee. arzs--f
20 boxes Natl If. ID lump Tobacco.
20 do various standard brands 5S Tobacco.
do do do los do
10 do '.Don Quixoten Is de-
95 hlf. CHI. Y. II aud G. r. Tea.
SIS do Oolong aud Pouchong Teas
100 bbls No. Med. aud BE. MackOrol.
so IS Tar, large size.
10 tierces Rice. Dos
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. Soda;
SalHratus, Soap, Candles wash boards, Bul kets
Tubs, Broons, Nails, and all other arti.lcs EN-
broced in the GrocerN line 1nh2 ~
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TER1Is or =ADvERT77sfNG..

SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
a early Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
made. D'' " S'''1s's
All advertisements from transient persons or strane
ers. to be paid far in adranee
BUSINESS Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
or 60 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising ia limited tn
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and All
advertisements for tho benefit of other persons as
well s all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real eSt"te by them must
bo paid for at the usual rates
.So oAdVertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid aud CHARGED
accordingly. H'N ~''''' s>N
cases at full rates. " 80
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons so cents each. noylI-'59
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WHEELING, Y A.. .FRIDA MORNING, s
ha IS yops Ossd tos his emancipa,ion

that :Sft IS vopf Osed to5S his emancina,ion
without expatriation.
The discussion Of issues I shall I.ovo
to those who follow me. indeed ron
have already formed your oninions or yH yoT,
would not be here 5eacirclinP vonrsnIf nv
der the Lincoln banner. Yon oro da,ar-
mined upon resisting in the ONLY feasible
way the revoiutionaTy dor,rinrS ;noma"r
ated by Mr.. Douglas. Yon hol;.wa t,,o
system of free labor to be now and 'Ts in
all future time, best for the Wit. 800
best for humanity. You will scst ~ nv ne
serve our Territories and our nrcsent free
States, for that system of i,tbor Tho
State of Texas, now enveIonc8 With ;pc.n-
diary fires, its citizens butchercd nv hr"-
tai force, and more horrible sim 10 ~
men violated by. savage heal. sonnre.sive re-
fear aud danger ever1wbers JpF' tiia ,oa,it;
mate fruits of a system wiIicl ignorsl ,ba M
principIe,of personal freedom - ~, orcr, nv
ment more persuasive than all tbe ~ rbo,er;o o.
in the universe in fopor of hasto1inr. 49,, -
on the labor of anv state the r;aht of Iifa
liberty and the. 1nrsnit of hsnn;noos
You will net bniId onr 'fntmrs E,p,,;ro -
the crater of a Vesnvias. ' when yn' ',' con n
find the solisrocIs er the firm earth for, Ts
foundation :.
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G. W. JOHNSON & SON,

III HA"HuINsturorH OF Copper, TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIIE
IL improved facilities, we are better prepared now
Than ever to NIL all orders for any article or work in
the above line of business. Vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done In substan-
tta and workmaniike manner. We Hro now paying
particular attention to this branch of the trade and
can gnsrantee satisfaction in every particular. To
wholesale Dealers we can offer inducements that
c'nnot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Waro is
complete aud the assortment is full all times We
keep stock Of thelatost and approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times
e. w. JOHNSON 4 son.
No. lT9 Market Square,
)y2-dSwtf VIII eeliI K. Va.
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Sl,5V6.3s7 SS

TOTAL LIABILITIES: ---------- -
Unsettled claims not duo,......... .SI73, ,926 ST
1S-lo''s' E4uit"Ily adjusted and promptly paid.E
Upwards of sII,OOO,OOO
Ui Losses have eeu paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.,
the past IS ysars.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
NN' accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
E'lEa' dtftHtiongiren TO Insurance of D IEELLINGS
aud Contents for terms Of one to five years.
the progress Of this Corporation has boon stable
uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
sn'e aNd storm or leolseventful in or exempt from
."esins evnfaErAti"ns and maritime disaster. Be
Ls tonS Ona cssh basis, the troubles of
'r ..s4t StGm affect US in material particular.
DainS hard times" the security OF reliable Insu-
n,s Is an imperative duty-ths ability of property
A''d'F' TO sustain loss being then much Iessened.
Policies i.saed without delay. and all business at
'sA'sl 10 With dispatch and fidelity, by
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
.S,o Office over tho Bank of Wheeling.
tels-taW till Janlst '59
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rhOiCC First Class Insurance
In THE

sscan Capital 81 900, absolute and untnapoired
WIZ Surplus OF $5U6,SS IS.
Ah The prestissOl IS years SUCCESS and experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-14

gross Shanghai, Round wood
j% +. 4. NETCALF
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A BLOW FOR FUs1oN1srs.

Tho Honost Men OF the American
Party out in their strength for Linz
COln and HRlnIin.
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OFFICE on MONROE STREET. 2DDooR ABOVE
" THE McLURR HOUSE. WlEELING,IVA. t
RS-Attcnds regularly the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio counties.
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MANHOOD, NJ =.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, in. a Sealed .Enrtiore, +,
A ALEGTURE on TI1R NATURE, RE,TREATMENTAND
RADICAL CEkE OF. .SpERMATORRII0EA,o or SOM
Involuntary Emissions, producing Imp0tency, Cotl-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility. al '-tE
BIZ ROB: j. CULYERWELL, N. D.,
Tho important fact that the awful consequences OF
ssfabuse may be oIectnally removed without inter
nal medicines or She dangerous applications OF caus-
tics, Instruments. nedcated bouGics and other en-
PrtcAl deViSes, is hero clearly demonstrated. the
entirely new. and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained, by
means OF which every il enabled cure lrimsaif
perfectly, and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums Of the day This
Lecture prove boon to Thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing DR..
CliAS. j. G. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post Box 1886. ~ fVlG
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WE called attention to the fact that Mr.
Douglas had been commencing tariff in
Pennsylvania, that State whose soil no
presidential candidate touches without
proclaiming himself tariff man. The
New York Tribune briefly reviews his re-
cord. 1t refers to the contest which re
suited in the election of Polk, and the
overthrow of the tariff of '42, and says:
"Mr. Stephen a. Douglas was among
the most active and relentless opponents
of protection throughout the struggle just
glanced at. He entered Congress (the
House) in Dec. l843, and voted, within
three weeks thereafter, for Mr. Rhetts
motion tor the repeal of the tariff of '42.-
He voted again and again against protcc-
ton in any shape, even incidcntal for
90 per cent. uniform tariff, &C.. &c lie
voted with South Carolina for the tariff of
1876 at every step and in every shape, and
thus his vote stands recorded on the
Journals and in the Globe. The project of
admitting railroad iron duty free, and
every measure looking to a reduction or
repeal of duties, has been advocated and
voted for by him throughout his whole
Congressional career. On the lst Of
March, 1864 proposal to engraft new
"L'u #O' LNe SeucTdI appropriation DlII
being under considerotion-Mr. Douglas
said
~ an. for qrcduction OF tariff to strict
reVen"c standard l am FREE TRADE MAN
TO THE FULLEST EXTENT that we can carry
it, and ut the same time collect revenue
enough to defray the expenses of the gov
ernment. In other words, am for no
other kind of "a tariff than revenue tariff"
See Globe.
Such is Mr.. Douglas uniform record
down to the last session of Congress, when
it occurred to him for the first time that
the cotton growing States were not likely
to favor his aspirations to the Presidency.
Mr.. Douglas did not vote on any question
connected with the tariff at this session,
and NJ. Hunters motion TO postpone the
bill to next December was carried by yeas
25, nays 23-Mr Douglas not voting, but
Mr.. Pugh, his shadow, voting with the free
traders to postpone, which barely prevail
ed. The votes of Douglas and Pugh could
have changed that result and put the bill
on its passage"
The Tribune is eccentric and unrensona-
bic enough to think that after that it re-
quires some assurance and audacity to do
SO cool thing as to make the speech
which Mr.. Douglas delivered last week in
Pennsylvania
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DEFINED SUGARS.-.5O bbls. Rastwick,
Ii, standard Crushed, Soft Crushed, Powdered and
lGranulated Sugars Just received and for sale by .
aMsoa- NJ Reilly q
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unso,'ied claims not duo,...... .SIT3,926 81
sS-Lo''e' E4uitnbly adjusted and promptly paid ia
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DOUGLAS OPINION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Senator Henry Wilson addressed the
Republicans of Brooklyn on Thursday of
last week, and in the course of his speech
said:
"He (AIr. WILSON, asked Douglas few
years ago what kind of man Lincoln. was,
when he replied that he was very honest
man, that he (Donglns) had been in Con-
gress sixteen years, and had never yet met
q man who was his superior; he had never
yet coped with any man superior to Abra-
ham Lincoln in point of ability, and when
the telegraphic dispatch Announcing Lin
coins nomination was handed to Douglas
in the Senate, he said, ave have got to
do our best to defeat him" In the house
of the President of Harvard College, at
Cambridge, Douglas said that Lincoln was
the first lawyer of his State, and was one
of the best popular orators of the Union.
In conclusion, Senator Wilson affirmed
that New York was safe for Lincoln. 1t
had been said by the supporters of Bell
and Everett that there was doubt in refer
ence to Massachusetts going for Lincoln.
He informed his hearers that that State
would give 10000 majority for Lincoln.
over all the factions, united or divided 7.t
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05
Letter from VIM. L. Yancey in Favor Of
Secession.

Previous 70 the Presidential election NJ
w. L. Yanccy traversed several Of III.
Northern and the border slave states, proies
sing deep attachment 10 the Union. BY The
following letter from him 70 q gentleman il
Kentucky Il will be seen that since bic re.
turn home he has thrown Of all Disguise and
is now openly Cor disunion:
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10, 1850.
DR.. =. ScorT-Dear Sir: Yours OF the
o,h met. 10 received. The people here are
in action. All through this section Of this
state, tie sen,men. OF the masses Of the
Brsckinridge and Bell parties seems to be
unanimous for Withdrawing the state from
The Union by secession. South Carolina
has called her convention for that purpose;
ours will be called BY our Governor 10 meet
on The 7th Of January. as early as the law
allows. Gov. Petius OF Mississippi has
called the Legislature together to provide
for The same thing. Georgia has spproprl-
ated million Of dollars to arm the state,
and will doubtless call convention to DO
The same thing. ! believe Florida will do
20 also.
We have had ovsH acts enough, which.
~ connection with Lincoln's election OIL
lvowed "irrepressible conaic," doctrines, BY
! purely sectional vote--by such overwhclm-
ng popular msjortes - constitutes sound
eason why the south should act early
'rompiiy- advance Of biz being inau.
.urased.
The sou'h has been patient and forbesr.
ng In this canvass she did her duty
Wisdom calls upon such states ss can act to
b 80.
We believe the sc,ion Of such states will
e sceable, aud will not be resisted BY
orce u ws are mistaken, we had far bet
" appes' 70 the arbilrament OF the g ID Of
'citles, than 70 remain subject to the "a.
nciiy q Black Republicanism.
vours trnly. w. l. YANCEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

0TThe editor OF the L. Cross tWis.)
Union, who s,sked bis printing Office on
Douglass carrying Illinois and Wisconsin,
aPpends this paragraph to tho announce
ment Of the result Of the October elections:
WANTED "A large Bible, with very
coarse print ANY person having such Z
work, with few consoling paragraphs
marked will get . good bargain. Inquire
al the editors room sl day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

GTMr. Jenkins was dining At very
hospiisble table in the country, but piece
Of bacon near him was 90 very small tha,
the lady Of the house remarked 10 him
PRAY Mr.. jenkins, help yourself 10 the
bacon. Don't Le afraid of it.s
mo, indeed madam, ! shall not BE-, I've
seen piece twice ss large, and |, didn't
Tighten me Bit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

Eighth Census Of Indisna-Co Complete.
TIE indianapolis Sentinel 10 indebted to
Major English, u. 5 Marshal for The follow
ing table showing the population OF each
county ~ this siaie now and in 1850. Il
will be seen that the population OF tie state
has Increased fraction over thirly.sx per
cent il the lsst decade:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

A HIST FOR WASHING DAY.-Under THE
caption DoyIesiown penn. paper says:
a little pipe clay, dissolved 10 the water
employed in washing, will clean the dirtiest
clothes thoroughly, with one. half The labor
and fully one-hslf less sosp. Besides, the
clothes will be improved in color.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

SALIENT tSALrEsr) WIr.-Jones was
riding up in Weschesier county. snd saw /
board nailed up on post In the yard Of !
farm house. with the sign painted on It,
This farm for sail" A.was ready for I
liItle pleasantly, and seeing he woman in
checked n-bonnet picking up an spronfull
Of chips at the woodpile. in front Of the
house, he stopped, and asked her, very polite
y, when the farm was to sail! She wen.
On with her work. but replied 10 bis question
instsnser, 'Just as soon ss the man com o.
along who can raise the wind" Jones hi,
Dobbin sudden cut with the whip, and
dashed on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

0~rCcnsure is most eiiectusl when mixed
with praise. 50, whens fault is discove rpd,
I = well 70 look up virtue 10 bear !, com
|psny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

i0-TA cute Yankee in kansas sell,
whisky in gun barrel 10 avoid the law and
make d appear that be 10 selling Il BY tbs
barrel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

0TGood fresh yeast taken internally, 10
said 20 give instant relief 10 cases Of pu.rid
sore throat
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ZION will. ae made ~ rcrusr advertisers.
Nolices ~ appointment of administrators
on1 legal notices o. Ike character 70 be
paid Tor in advance.
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For Township osiires, each, Si0O
Fpr County 4 200
Far District, Circuit, ~ state. 900