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Ing the argument OF the State OF MIS-
sissippi Us. the President of the United
States and his agents. The State petit
tons for an injunction against said
parties, restraining them az the execu.
tive power Of the United States from
carrying into eject the congressional
reconstruction bill. Our dispatches
have not informed US as to the result of
the argument. Possibly it may last for
two or three days. The counsel ior the
State Of Mississippi have already pub
ltshed their petition for an injunction,
and 1t has gone before the country. as a
political document instead Of before the
Supreme Court as legal argument.
The most striking feature OF 1t is the
entire ignoring Of the rebellion and its
consequences. Whether the court has
Jurisdiction in the matter, whether
the PresIdent Of the United States
can be made defendant party
to such bill, whether the recon
strdetion act is Unconstitutional; these
are all deliberately argued, while MOTH
State OF Mississippi to appear in court
at all, until 1t Is purged Of every politi-
7 cal faint Occasioned by the rebellion.
The whole question Is Iagitated' In the
old spiritof State rights, with the single
exception OF recoguitiouo of the nation
al Judiciary as the tribunal of deFnier
resort. Indeed, the Supreme Court Is
invited to go back to the origin OF the
war and to sit in judgment on all the
NHnVRFnmanE n "a uyna
w6ged. 1t Is told in the NEST solemn
manner that Mississippiisin the Union,
and that Congress has no right 10 treat
her as II she were not, ana being in the
Union, she has all the sovereign rights
and immunities which belong to any
other State. a train Of issues without
end seems to await the hearing of the
court, IL leave is but granted even to file
the petition, and long before they could
bsheard and decided, the reconstruction
act will have been carried into fexecu- |
ton in Mississippi aud every other |
Southern State. The law will have aC- |
complished the purpose for which it was |
enacted, and this invoking the inteTpo- !
BitiOu of the SupremeCourt in questions |
relating 70 the political consequences OF
the rebellion will prove NTH end both
futile and i'll advised. There is moth
ing for the South to do butte accept
the consequences of its own acts, and TO
aequiesce in the conditions Of testora-
tion which the conquering party In
such 4 struggle, has natural right to |
Impose on the conquered. As whole, |
the conditions have been merciful and |
generous beyond all the presidents OF
history. They have grown out of the |
civilization OF the age and the desire for |
future security. The constitution has
little 70 do with them, and the Supreme
Court Is not likely to bring them under
judicial review.
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a CARn 10 INVaLIDsI.

A Clergyman, while rsslding n South
America as a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the U1-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful'and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Promptr
ed by desire to benefit the ahlicted and nn-
fortunate, / will send the recipe for pFepar-
yeIoPe, 10 any one who needs it. FFee Of
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself address, 4l0l so
j. - .Gf 4tgy JOSEPH 4. 1NMAN,s /.
rr. Station D, Bible House, New York. ,
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ton, the following preamble and reso,


.WHBREAs, TheprospeEity and hap.
Npiness ofqny people 1epehtfiri j great
measure upon the successful culture of
the soil and upon the skin and indus
Try OF eehAnics aud eitizeusS and be.
lieVtng that the great agricultural and
mechanical Interests OF Harrison coun-
ty will be much enhanced by aV0lun=
taEY association of farmers, mechanics,
and others Who feeIan Interest In en-
couraging the Industrial pursuits OF our
people. Therefore, be it
ReSokped That we earnestly recom-;
mend the speedy organization OF such
an association as a stock company, the
said stock to be taken in shares of ten
dollars each, and that committee of
one from each township fnotha comfy
be appointed by the President or the
meeting, toopen books and solicit SUBJ
scriptiops to saidistock. q c
The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows for the State OF
West Virginia, will convene In Clarks.
burg, on Tuesday week, sd inst. The
Grand Eucampment WIZ meet at the
same time. a large attendance Is an
ticipated. T ''1'i'.'-'. Z
The Wellsburg Democrat has reap
pesEed after its temporary sus=
pension. under the new management
of a Mr.. James E. Anderson, OF steu-
benyille. The Incompatible Glass has
evacuated the establishment. e
Brother Wharton says, in his Park
ersburg Journal, that all the public
Improvements advocated by him while
at Wheeling, have since paid the city,
Does he think that the removal of
Wheeling hill would have paidR
Speakingo Of the appointment OF Mr..
Norton to the q. S. Marshalshlp ofthis
State, he expresses the hope that the
ISTELLtoEScER will ''now be satisfied
that the government does not THINKS
Parkersburg the hub of creationsgIf 1t,
does, we SUPPOSE w heeling Will be the
hole for the axletree.n t-,---. q
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LrxnoroN; MISSOURI, May q. 1855

NIEE55EtS. i n. HARRIS 3 co.
DEAR SIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAAI.pretty'w well Known. In our city and
country, and have sold about all the four
dozen bottles sent me in March last; and
idtld shat persons who try the 'BalSRm once,
come back again for more, as II gives them
satisfaction; and recommend It in prefer.
encs 70 any other metlicine for Coughs or
Colds. Please send me six dozen bottles as
- THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggist
p. g. T sell more Aliens Lung BaIsam,
than all other Cough Remedies together, and
IL gives general Satts1acti0n.l tIF sHegu /
Sold by ,LAuGHLIN, SMITH CO 'IsJ RI
And by all Dealers in Family Aedtctnes,
marl4.1m -. ,,-,.',i ti,5.s,y S,st = z
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LAUHHLIN'S IMAM NUhUIAAl1
The ChHH's Cure when Teething.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teethine, You need no one, 70 remind You
OF the Pain cholic, ;Wakefnt ness, UneasI-
mess, Frethng, FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
30. We tell you candIdly. one bottle Oft this
Cordial Will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Aciditys Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep. : .;55s
Tryit twill aetas charm. Sold by I
.fai t.9'p eLAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
fJGI 80 Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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/ftt advertisements.
5RFIIGToTs VOTICE.-The INST

nRRELIGIOU9 NOElCBs-Lne nIst
ES sQuAFterly Meeting Tor the Con- elspe g
wear, IN connection with the zane Stfees
/ yfiief Of SerVices-PreanliinR by the PTesid.
ing Elder at 2O'clock'p. En.SRnd at5S o.ciocks
aiso on Sunday morning ~ lO7S O'CLOCK
Monthly Sunday SchoQI meeting at 2oclock'
Preaching Al o clock and tho admlnlstra"
ffnn of The Sacrament OF the EopdS SUPP e.
QUARTERLY LoYa Eeas ton Monday evening
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atuj Aaterttsenrttts.
8. ID. g II. w. sNnI l.T1FlHl HH s
CELEBRATED 4
AmERICAN ORG ANS
Sole Agency for West Virginia at
RELIGIUUS bUOh t4OuNI9I
N MnHROE STREET, WHEELIN9.


TINE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE TIE
: only real Reed 9TgRus now 6eIote the
Public. The only Oman having ReVerher.
afinR Sound Box or Wind CheSt--Whlch mas
the Sama important part to perform as inc
Sounding Board has in Plan tprte-lo gtHe
body and reEonance OF tone and wlthout
which the Organ becomes merely a Melodeon
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
Box, but have the large Organ Bellows, CIV
ing mower and great steadineSs OF tone.
TiieSe with their extFeme dne YoIcinG OF the
Reeds and peHfeetlnR OF the tome make them
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then, IN
and ease, they excel all Others. These great
improvements and supertoF1tyQfltope ana
WoI kmRnshlp OF the American Organs place
them In the front rank as the best, and com"
mand a higher price than any other reed ln-
afument IN the market A caTeI1l exams
will quickly show their superiority. Special
attention Is called TO the style Of American
Or<an, No. IL, containing the Super Octave
Coupler and Sub Bass. For Churches IN want
Of "A powerful instrument, whose leans are
lIInlEed, Its phce renheE3 IL very desirable
Every Organ Is warranted 10 prove EaltStlc-
tory The american Organs all have the
and are finished In the highest style OF
art in Rosewood, Jet, Walnut, and Oak
finish. rich vanished and polished, or In
smooth Oil Finish, forming elegant pieces OF
furniture for the paElor or sbouti0ir: and the
Oak and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and Lodge Rooms, seven
teenI7-FIfSt Premiums were awarded to
the American Orgsns IN one month over, all
competitors, at different state and County
Faips. For illustrated price list call at the
Book House, or address GEORGE w.
STONER; Agent F..l .Ls.TnyT i9ltlEttitt :
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TwRNTY.oNR wears ago. W. R. All

TwRSFY;oSR years ago, W. R. Ait
son, Esq, purchased the steubenyiI1e
20 Herald. g Twenty Seara ago he
started the Daily Hetdta, and has, dur
ing the whole OF that period published
and edited entirely rome Of the best pa
peEs in4the State. It ahas been a glong
life Of labor and thought for one man,
He shasJWelIwon the esteem and grail
tude Of those around him whom, he
has served. ~ III - - 50
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The Washington correspondent ofthe
Chicago Tribune writes as follows to
that paper, in regard to the present con-
dition of Mr.. Stewards:
1.-THE mental and bodily condition of
Mr.. Seward is very far from being sal.
isfnctory to his friends. 1 have seen
hun several times oTlate, and can only
speak of him as a man entirely broken
down. Physically, he is shattered be-
yond hope OF repair. He has never
fully recovered from the shock OF
PAyne's attempt on his life, and careful
medical men-not his advisers, but
friends or aCquAlnlances-Say that he
never will. I do not alIude to the com.
mon talk of his personal or political
enemies, when add that many OF his
late vagHries are attributed to mental
arrangement consequent upon bodily
intrmities. His step, his eye, his talk,
are those OF one who has left the force,
and clearness, aud shrewdness Of man!
hood behind him. His Is not the In
trinity merely OF old age; with that is
contOined the weakness and whimsi-
cality of a mind diseased and disorder
ed, in part by his course of life, and in
part BY the personal Affections Of the
last two years.
The amiable philosophy Of optimism,
OF which he has SO long been our chief
public and political professor, seems to
have deserted him In these latter DAYS,
He no longer hatters himself and his
friends with cheerful promises ofsettle-
ment ut ninety days-I say it In pity,
not in contempt. hsl
He talks much of the ingratitude of
the world, particularly OF politicians
who owe their start in life to his help.
de speak OF old political associates in
New York, not unfrequently with great
oideFness. He expects that men IN that
clty, ana in Albany, aud Rochester, and
buualor who were once only too ready
10 tall at his feet, will meet him when
next he goes TO Auburn with aveFted
eyes and Indifferent commonplaces, 1
hear OF u conversation he had
only ten days ago with an &C
quatntance whom he had not seen for
some years, In which he became opite
excited about this matter. He wouid
show them, however, he said, that he
could beAs Indifferent as they WERE. It
isn't easyJto write thus OF Mr.. Seward.
for he was to me, for many years, the
greatest of statesmen and the nobleSt of
party leaders. Old, OF much personal
Afnicfion, worn out-in varied and ardu-
GUS public service, stubboruly set as
any other: man would be in the deter.
minatiOn not 10 retire while under a
cloud, he deserves at our hands what
his proud spirit Will never ask-chaFi-
table Thought and speeehs Gfant that
he u lost leader, and criticise or con-
denim his policies as Is needful, but
throw the mantle of precious remem.
brance over the old msn.himseIf:s 4
iifssitf -$-S"--2---++++iE{ z.,ase
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! Money Lost.

III tuesday,. MORNING, SOMEWHERE
u betWeEn.the Cathedral, on Fifth Street.
and the new Epihcopal Church on Fourth
and Centre streets, q pocket book containing
some mpney and two promtsSoEy notes, The
will give one half of the money to the
Under on returning the pocket book to this
OFFICE. fEafl1 tfG- s. 81 Fabrl2-lW
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7 Our News summary,

The new Steamboat, the Great Re
public, has arrived at st. Louis. in a
disabled condition. NJ aGaf.t,=
"A London (eabIe) dispatch OF the
llth reads thus: ~ ,5G55.sa .,-l.
"The Princess Of Wales is 1.-THE point
of death. A surgical operation upon
the bone of the Knee is necessary, but
she annot endure the pain, and is too
weak to take chloroform. The news is
carefully kept from The public, and the
Prince Of Wales hHunts the the aires as
usual.n -
"A Washington dispatch of Thurs
day night says:
"The Senate spent most of its time
to-day on the question OF reconsiderlng
the nomination of General Rosseau as
BrigadieE General in the regular army,
and finally confirmed 1t by u majority
of nine votes. This Is the last recon-
sideratiOn that can be made"
a--General Halleck WiliprobablY take
possession of Russian America when it
is formally coded by the present Gov
ernor.
The members Of the Pennsylvania
winters work. aarl5 ms ii Il "
The Baltimore. clergymen are
preaching sermons on the Sunday car
question. Opinion Is divided on the
morality OF running cars on the Sab
bath.
-Thurlow Weed now advocates colo
MIXING the blacks in Texas. 4
-At public meeting in Tfpperary,
ireland, one speaker illustrated the
growing importance of the town by
stating that III the purchase OF butter
alone upwards Of &l,0OQ, 090 a year was
expended. no ,C ~
The eontrG-danse is a native OF Eng
land; the waltz of Germany: the galop
came from Hungary, and the origin of
the schottische Is unknown. 5f
Wisconsin supports one hundred
and thirty-thTee newspapers-eighty-
i've republican and forty. eight demo
cratic. l-.---------- s
The Pennsylvania coal-heavers'
strike is about over. They go to work
at the old prices.
Under recent decision Of the SUI
preme Court of Ohio, the keeper Of a
billiard tabls who receives pay, for its
use, the money being paid by the loser,
although no money is lost on the game,
is the keeper of a gaming table within
the meaning Ofthe statute.
The second of two cemeteries on the
Virginia Peninsula. for the interment
Of Union soldiers who fell there, has
just been completed ut Yorktown, and
contain 2, 1871 bodies, of which 1,4OS are
those of unknown priYates. -
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Free ID EYerYhof1.

free 10 Everybody.
A large PIP. Circular. giving Information
of The great est importance to the young of
both sexes. ..s..
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
fonaken loved. s.4,,5fzyt-ls Z,
No young lady or gentleman should fall to
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soJourn OF a few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse. rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothuess, and instead OF twenty-thtee she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon Inquiry
as to the cause OF SO great a change, she plain
IL told them that she used the Circasalan
Balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet Byils use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
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simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing cleans
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By its direct action on the cuticle II draws
from 1t I'll It's impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
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on receipt Of an order by -iqt lfs
w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
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DIED.

On FrSSi;sy morning. April 18th, 1857, in this
city, Mis-. KATE ACKRR, wife of James 4.
ACKER, aged 70 years. ~ ls.tf
Her funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence OF her husband, on John street, to-day
At 2 O'Clock. Friends of the family are in.
vited = attend. aprIs.lls
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

=
MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re=
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Clarivoyanti while. in a. claIryoyant
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disposition, color Of eyes aid hair, and en-.
closing hfty cents, and stamped envelope adj
dressed to yourself, you Will receive the pic
tuIe by return mail, together with desired in.
formation. f6io
HS-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
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Troy, MY. mch23eod ,triw&wly I,
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West Va. Religious Book House.

iWBsL va. Religious bUUh n3uS6s
,D5o 22tAioNRoE ST., wHEELINGsnn
NNfHANDt AND. FOR SALE Attic
W lowest rates, well selected stock Of
and Juvenile Books. Also a full assortment
Of SIatfnneEy, school Books, &c, Particular
attention paid to the selection Of Sunday
School EibraEie4 Orders by mail promptly
attended to, Address, hfTH agIlfIHM
GEORGE W!SE0NER,.
RpF1l-Iy Local Agent,
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spstt 6tilts.
K !: = - IoW "A, March 10, lss7.s

MR.. G. a, ODBERT,
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1TARRTAGEIAVDC ELIRACY.

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= Or. O. 9. 9aIforb in WeIbourne,
9laitralien, Der6fentlidt feine Inter
fu6ungen iiber Die gBirfung Oes 91Ian-
9engiftes auf ben menfhIi@en &orper.
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giftunsen 0ar9 bic Cobra di Capella
gema6t, betanntIi6 cine Der gefdbr>
lidften Sdlangen. gfad ieinen mifros
ifopii4en unterfudungen oes 8Intes
zines @ebifenen erseust fd iebr fdnsI
cine Ofaife bon orsanif6en &eimen,
tuel@e fi6 fOfort in 3eIIen beruanoeIn
nnb ii6 NIT reibenOer SdueHisteit bers
mebren, nobel iie benz 8Iute allen
Sauerftoff eut;ieben. Oaber, 70 lit leiu
S9lnb, fterben bic @enf6en beim
S6langenbib an Asphyxie ODER grs
itidnng, iDie aud bic Sbbuftion Der
9eidsu nadpeiit. Sie 3eIlen linS runb
nnD baben ben Decentralization 9beil
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SaIforo gfau6t aud, oab bic gntftebunq
Der ebcIera anf abnIide Beife III ers
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"Yreb Il. Simes"
(tda1idh unp tp6

Dies tit bas ein;ise lonaIe 8Iatt, nit gusnabme Ser
Stats 3eitung", peIGes in Saibptue berauss
segeben Diro. Bon allen bier erf9einenoen BIdttern
bat rs bic 9rDBte GrtuIation nno lift es bas of;ieue
Organ ses States. IS bat cine grobe Girfulatinn
i'm NorSea fowebI ais aud i'm Siben unb geid5afts
leute tOnnen tetn befieres an;eisen=Rebum finite
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ausbrlt9 beriDtet uno in jeoer Sinibt ni1nmt bic
les Blattoen eritenHana inter ben bteIisen 5e;tun
gen etn.
Die ereisniife bes tOmmenben Sabres perben pom
Sntereiie iein. neberaq lit bas 2anb in 4ufreauna
un0 blnnen &ur5em perben bic pibtigiten 2ebenS
tragen erortert uno entiieben meroen Bir piinictn
oaber, oaB uns oas IopaIe Bolt in benz tommenben
Babtfampte NIT allen in ibrcn Rrdften fte5enben
ltteln nnteritisen m6gen, unb unferem BIatte in
chem tleinen Sorfe Ober 5Ieden i'm Staate gerbrei,
tun9 gu seben. Sn 8utunft ME has in Der Seraan
genbett sefeben, ruirb Oas 8Iatt Der ernitIte Der
beloiser Der Sheen unb prIasipien unferss sesenud
tigen Songrefies fein.
Infer Sob=Toom 1T in ieoer Siniidt uoafdnbi
Nteoli9teit ntbt seboten weroe 9eriouen, peIdb
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