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THE. Harmonic To-N1GHT.-This
popular German musical society give
ton Hall. We have no doubt that the
hall will be crowded. The well known
proficiency of the Society in musical
accomplis hments will insure large
audience. a splendid band of music
will be in attendance for the benefit of
those who desire to participate in the
"giddy mazes of the dance.n Go early
and secure good seats.
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names for tickets and forwarding the
money for the same, will be allowed the fol-
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TIE WEEKLY. INTEInIaENcER can be
had to-day at the counting room of this
Office. It contains the latest and most,
Important Congressional news, correct
ed market reports, and q choiceyariety
of the best reading. iit7
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CIRCUIT CouRT.ZTtis court met at
the usual hour yesterday morning, but
adjourned for the day at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. There was not much business of
Importance transacted. The Court
meets again this morning.
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In every case send the name and PostofflC
address Of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft, p. o. order, express, or
letters may be sent at our risk.
All communications should be addressed
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DIR. T. j. KISNER.
EcIEnTIn MEnIn1NEs

NEW TREATMENT& NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, 8Dsr., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA.
nR. x. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES of an Intelligent assistant, who
clnes, putting up prescriptions, &c, wilI enas
BILE him to give more attention to ont pa
dents. especially to his many friends in the
his own once, and an delivered Is his pa
TENTS by himself DIR. X. treats all diseases,
both ACUTE and Chronic, with which human
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those Obstinate cases Of
supposed to be incnrable, among which may
be named ) Consumption, Scrofnla- Dis
charges nom the Ear, 01ena, Enlarged Glands,
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and All. Passage ophy and an 9TH
Spinal Affections, and al diseases of the SerS
yons ten, is aeiSnowl dged by all who have
ever known 70 the medical profession. DR.. X.
has been emtnently successful in the treat
Iaent Of an diseases peculiar 70 women. viz I:
Lencrrhea, Uterine and Ovarion TumofS
Prolapsus Utefi and an Nervous diseases 70
which they are subject
ffe makes q speciality In the treatment of
an Chronic Afec lions Of the Gentto Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh Of Bladder and urethra,
DffbblIng OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Dtnbetis and ptnicult Urtnattng, Sy=
pntlttlc Diseases IN tlll their varied torInB'
S5honarThea, Its eompll lions and sequelIR,
Sperlnat oFrhea and Impotency, and all nffec-
tons conseque upon youthfn ndiscretions.
Of sG P as Wits g%ei iS sne seoiiens
Sores, yaFiccse Ulcers, DC. Persons affiicted,
nartienlatly With old troublesorne cases,
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
KISNER Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. once prescriptions and
other PhySicintS. 0tlice hours, 9 A. NJ. to u
Af..IPs n. too r. NJ and 9 p. n. 10 9Py NJ.
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REFERENCEs.-Hon.M NJ. s. Wilkinson, EX-
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O., Penn; Hon. Alex. Randall, Ex-Governor
Of Wis; Hon. VIM. Montgomery, EX-M. u, OF
Penn; Hon. Major Dan. Mace, E1-M. c., OF
Ind; Hon. Ira ]. Laycoclz, of Kansas; Hon.
VIM. Leffingwell, Lyons, Iowa; Hon. Joseph
Knox, of Chicago; Hon. c. Graves Smith, OF
Mimi; Jacob forsyth, tAgt- NJ. 8. r. r.,
Chicago, Ill; NJ Kronbefg & Co, Importers OF
Watches, Chicago; ManselI, White & Co., New
Orleans, La. 40 d tt
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lowed full commission on all tickets ordered,
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THE STREET RAILWAY AdA1N.Ewe
don't like to let the different papers in
the neighboring cities entirely monop-
ollie discussion In regard to the Street
Railway in Wheeling. Hence, we
would again put in q gentle reminder
that our capitalists have not yet con-
quered their dilatoEy prociivittes. AT
lnent before mentioned having made
much progress lately. The Pittsburgh
papers are surprised at this want of
public enterprise in u city which has
always had the reputation of being
anti-old-fogyish willing to advance
her own interests by encouraging pub
lie works of Improvement. The
people of Wheeling, however, do not
need either home or foreign representa-
ton TO convince them of the good
likely to result from the establish.
ment of an Improvement of this
character. The fact that if would
prove public benefit is patent to all.
still the wrong pursue. If IL were an
of a doubtful character, we
would not much blame our citizens for
exhibiting Sinking tendencies. But
all hands acknowledge that there Is
not a doubt that IL will pay and pay
well. Why then not tat once put down
your names, gentlemenR Certainly it
would not reflect much credit on the
ancient fame of the city TO allow for
elgn capitalists tosengineer our public
improvements and pocket the proceeds
arising therefrom, Wheeling has not
been In the habit of doing such things.
IL is bad time now to commence this
censurable practice. It is time that we
arouse from our Rip Van Wrinkle
slumber, if we may SO term il, and re-
susitate the waning spirit of public en-
terprise. Our own opinion Is that the
project will be successfully inaugura-
led in fewldays. =
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Medtral.
"A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Pe1riiodicaI Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting irregularities, RemUr.
ing DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE,
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Meaifal.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
WHERE r,,..
BE OBTA MED &N@ CAd

Established AS a REF-rIcv ,,,n,,
1T 9 ? q QUACRERY--N w oHS Ff!oI
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DR.f EoFE,s Pms The best and safest
faniiy nnedielne No es.lomelI No interrnp-
ton OF daily aSocat sonsii Al specinc for Dys-
pepsiai An admirable pin for chfldrenI
Sold, plain and sugar coated. Price Is cents
Sent by mail for. IS cents. Sold by. dealers
generally. n. "a. Logan & Co, Proprleton
wholesale ptugsi wheeling. d&w
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NEW WHARF BoATrThe application
of George G.. Moore, of Pittsburgh, for
license to keep wharf boat at the
landing, did not occupy much of the
time of the Council last Tuesday night.
1t ELECTED some few remarks from some
of the members, but was soon sent to
the Committee ON Wharves for report
at next meeting. Any one can very
well come TO a correct conclusion as to,
what will be the character of the COM
inittee's deliberations on the petition.
Their report will most probably be
embraced in one sweeping negative,
which will not take up much space,
time or paper. The Chamber of Com,
nerce opposes it yehementIy and at the
last meeting OF Council sent in long
and eloquent communication on the
subject. What indueace this will have
on the final result, we don't know.
According to the representations of
member Of Council who "spokea piece"
at their last meeting, it would
not. We suppose they know more
about the matter than we do. "When
doctors disagree, disciples they are
kree.n We venture to say however,
taking all things into consideration,
that the application of Mr.. Moore for
the privilege before alluded to, will be
almost unanimously rejected by the
Council.
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Nkw Has Am Oar sFoaE.-A. 4 +.
sehwertfeseF have just received their INST
stock OF Spring and Summer Hats and Caps,
TO which they invite the attention of pnrclin-
serss as We feel confident that we cansuit
every one who may give MS q. call. sss,s
No. no Main Street q fsw doors above the
Merchant National Bank.
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D ORGANIC WEARNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surveon,
London, Graduate ofone of the most enins.l
Colleges in the United States, and the preStes
part OF whose lie has been spent in the hos,
elsewhere, has efected some OF the most a.
tonishmg cures that were ever known. MANI
troubled with ringing in the head and ear.
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with freonenS
bluShing, attended sometimes with deranVe
ment of mind. were cured imnetiatelv
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ZANE STREET BR1DsE.-It will prob
ably not be long before the Zane street
suspension bridge will beiin process of
erection. At the last meeting OF the
city council the committee appointed
TO investigate the matter, made their
report, accompanied with a detailed es-'
innate of the expense of its construc-
ton. II Is thought the bridge will cost
about twenty-five thousand dollars.
Several plans have been proposed by
competent parties, but as yet no definite
action has been taken. AT n future
meeting of the council the contract for
building the bridge will be awarded to
themost desirable applicant, and every
effort will be made to make a contract
TO the best interests of the city.
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Observation-Disclosures

FMESTEAlEBoAT.- yesterday even
Ing wepaid a visit to the new steamer
Hudson, now laying at the landing. 1t
is certainly one Of the finest stern
wheel boats that has been built at this
most splendid style. The cabin is one
of the most beautiful we have yetseen,
and while it Is not gaudy or adorned
with tasteless gimcraeks tits neat and
elegant in the highest degree. The
length of the boat over all is 1857 feet;
beam SO feet; hold 5 feet 3 inches. It
has 80 state rooms; 3 boilers 20 feet long
and 40 inches in diameter; fiues; CYL
inder engines 171< diamter and 81 feet
stroke. The hull was built by Flesher
q Ski1lfnger, of Mtlrraysville. The
cabin was built by Haines 81 Beam;
painting by Joseph NJ. Stewart; uphoL
stery by Joseph Klopheck; plnmmer
work byJ.S s. Trimbelf 81 Co. Two most
beautiful painting in the rear and front
of the cabin at once attract attention,
the one representing the wharf at
Wheeling with a good portion of Water
street, and the other CHARACTERISTICS
Island. These paintings are finely ex-
ecuted, reaching the whole width of the
cabin. Emil Bot is the nameot the ar
list, and he deserves all praise for his
mastery wofkmanship.
Capt, Thornton Russell and VIM.
i List are the gentlemanly and accom-
modating officers of the Hudson. We
hope that they will receive a good share
of public patronage in their present yo-
cation.
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Train for the west.

WHEELING. Nov. 2Ist. 1855: d
GlNsAND. AFTER THE 2isr OF NOVEM-
W BIER, the PASSENGERS and Malls from
Wheeling for the WestWtl1 be 1Ispat ched nom
the Depot or the b. & o. r. r. Co. a. 440 n. mn
$50 p. m.t and leave BenWood on the arrival
Of the O. o. r. r. trains Mt 1I;40i q M and
l0ssso p m - "a . snov22-tf
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THE cold Home" hotel on Market
street, kept by, Mr.. Lutz, has under
gone a thorough renovation inside and
out, and is now quite ahandsomel look.
ing building We understand that it
has a good share Of public patronage.
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a
4 ON THE RAMPAGE. Yesterday
ing an Individual named John Comet
ny, while under the influence OF bad
Sshiskey, performed some Interesting
antics in East Wheeling, and created
quito 4 stir and confusion among the
good people of that quiet neighborhoo
II seems that John had his connubfa1
eied delinquency of his better hall. and
high words having ensued between the
partles, he resorted 10 a saloon and
drowned his SORROWS in the ssfioWinf
bowla HIS frequent potRtions pro-
dueed acommotion and Disturbances In
his sorganof destructiyenes 2 rs phre-
Ilologists would say, for. having I'M
he could conveniently carry, he
proceeded home, and there made
sad wreck of the culinary apparn-
tus connected with his domestic man
sion. Cups and aaucers, teapo IS. sugar
bowls, and various other articles oil!
china-wilre, were smashed to pieces by
the fnfuriafsd husband. who seemed TO
lie under the impression that the worst
he could intlict on his wife
sVns tho destruction OF his own proper
ly. Probably BY. this time he has como
10 a difforcnt conclusion. While he
WAS industriously engaged IN the SELF
Sacrificing labor aforesaid, which may
aptly be compared 70 the foolish man
who cut on his own nose 20 spite his
fnce, his life compnnioni 'hastenedt to q
policeman and requested his friendly
onlces in taking her husband In charge
until his extra amount OF bile should
eyaporate- The policeman nasfened to
the battle field. He found that John
had finished the contents OF the
cupboard, and was about to conn
mence on the furniture He took
him IN charge. and WAS about to march
him OF TO the Police Court, when Mrs. 1
Connolly objected to the pursuance of
that course. IL seems that when the
cannon was spiked and hostilities Ind
ceased, a ''change came Ger the spirit
OF her dreams,n and she didn't want
him 70 be arrested John also wanted
10 go home" he seemed TO intrench
himself on The old common law doc
trlne that man had right to make
what disposition he pleased OF his own
property, forgetting that he was guilty
OF breach or the peace, or. LEGALLY
speaking, that in breaking his own
cups and snucers he had also broken
other peoples dishes. The uppuals OF
both John and his wife were therefore
IN vain, and he was walked Oh 70 tho
court tothe inspiring music OF Mrs &C
lsHell hath no fury like
q woman scorned." John had n hear
Ing before the court yesterday morning
and was relieved OF the handsome little
sum Of ten dollars and COSTS amer
which he returned TO the bosom OF his
family and the scene of his Qutxotio
conflict.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contar,r.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhysicai WYE
ness, Organic Deoillty' Deiormities, speedily
He who places himselfund the ca,so,n-
]. may religiOusly con1lde in his hOnNr ~ ~
skill as a physician. FSH u
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WE direct attention to the advertise.
lment of Messrs. Rhodesh& Singleton,
Wholesale and retail tobacconists, Main
street. Any one desiring choice arti-
cleof cigars would do well to give them
a call 500 ~ ,l,,tg sfTi- fl-i
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TIM members of Fourth Street Meth
odist Episcopal Sabbath School and
Zane Street Methodist Episcopal Sab
bath School are requested to meet at
Churchithis afternoon at 81 O'Clock, to
attend the funeral of VIM. N. Dittmar.
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: MARKEf YESTERDAY MOAhIAa.-Ine
well attended. Prices remain about
the same as formerly quoted. Eggs
were selling at 1Sc per dozen, or three
dozen for soc; butter 30935c; potatoes
81 so per bushel; apples LOG per quart;
pickles 25@30c per dozen; peaches zoe
per quart; cheese 25c. There was an
abundance of vegetables at moderate
wear, = - =. ~ 49, ? ~ =4
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TnRxE salesmen wanted for the city. Ap.
ply TO Heaton& Co., at the Virginia Hotel
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Especially, who have become the VICTIM,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStS,,SSs,CN
habit which annually sweeps to an untIrS!Ie
grave thousands OF Young Men or he rley
sht faeR ana nave intes EhS
Senates with the thunders Of eloauencI 9
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre. NAV st Z;
with full confidence. ~ eA4
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BUSINESS Ar THE There
WIS about five feet water in the cham
mel yesterday evening and the river on
stand. ~
We learn thatthe splendid side-wheel
steamer Phil Shertd dan, now is running
from st. Paul 10 La Crosse. Al recent
number of st. Paul paper speaks In,
the highest terms of the Sheridan and
her officers. 1t states that she makes
sixteen miles an hour against the cur
rent. - ~
Ihe steamer Hudson raised steam
afternoon. She viii probably make
her first regular trip for Cincinnati to-
line Edinbnrg LEFT for Cincinnati
yesterday evening with q good trip. 81 1
The Bayard touched, ut the wharf On
route for Pittsburgh.
The Express Is the regular Parkers-
burg packetif for to-day. a 40 ss5s I
ThelHenry Logan leaves the landing
for SteubenVille ut 2 O'Clock this after
noon. 81 = a . ii
Inc Pittsburgh L1ispdtch ofyesterday
eaya. The Monongahela marks show
about four feet six inches in the chan-
mel and at a stand! Business on the
wharf continues dull, with agdearth of
freight and passengers. The eni Leo
tisleft for Parkersbufg at noon. The
Citizen departed for the Missouri river
in the afternoon, with all the freight
she could carry in the present stage OF
water, and o goodly number Of passen-
gers. The Silver Cloud VIII leave TO-
day for Cairo and st. Louis. The Leo
midas VIII load Immediately for the
same ports. She is NOW Communicate by
Captain II. N1nrntfn, her former conn
mnnder. III. "A. Cox having taken charge
of the steamer Eayette, on the Monon-
gaheln river. The steamer New State
VIII leave to-day for Cincinnntf and
Louisville The Glasgow, Kenton, Arss
madillo, ArEonaut No. ., and Weuaniia
The Forest 61ty is announced to leave,
for Pnrkersbnrg to-day in place of the
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HJHIs IsTHE GREATESTIN
il ever offered to the public, one ticket out
or avery four drawing prize.
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he West virginia Mining and.

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Reflect that sound mind and body are III
most necessary requisites to promote connu
bial happiness Indeed, without these tn
ourneythroughl life becomes weary pilgrim.
age; the prospect hourly dRrkens to the view
the mind Becomes Swallowed with despair an
filed with the melancholy reflection that tn
happiness of another becomes blighted with
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!. TAKE PART1UULAR NoTIcE,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, indulged in when alone, a habit Re.
Quently learned from evil companions, or ~
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hope Of
of life by the consequence of deviating from
the path OF nature, and 1ndulging in certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
templattng
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TheD Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Ofice,
INDORSEAIENTO OF THE PRESS.

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and ii
numerous Important surgical Operations pei.
formed by DIR. johnson, witnessed by the Fe-
porters OF The Sun and many other paper
notices Of which have appeared again an
again before the public, Besides his standing
as gentleman ofcharacter and responsibility
is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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once, No. 2 south Frederick street,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
few doors from the corner. Fail MOTTO OBJ
serve name and number.
HB-No letters received unless post paid and
containing q stamp to be used on the reply,
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion of advertisement describing sym