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nest ingredients. After Of Tick.
or them, such an in%vigoratiiOenw days ue
TIRE system takes place as ~ Of the En-.
racuions to the weak and appear mi,
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Headache, Constipation, CuStiveneSS, Indi-
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yer, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
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Destructive storm i'm Paris, Wash
ingtOn County. Pa.

A correspondent of the R:vis0 and
Examiner, writing from the vicinity OF
Paris, village in the northwestern por-
ton of Washington county, says:
The citizens of this village and i'm
mediate vicinity never experienced as
fearful q storm as that which swept
over us on Tuesday evening, July llth
For few moments our town was in
danger OF being entirely destroyed, as
will he seen from the following partial
account, for | can give but faint de-
scription Of a tornado such as that, and
the fearful consequences that followed.
Nothing was known during the storm
of the amount Of damage done, but
when it had passed, what sight greet
ed the eye on every side. Mighty oaks
which had resisted the storms Of cen
fury were twisted off as though they
were mere stems. Trees were strewn III
every direction, fences leveled with the
ground, and in one place near the vii,
LACE | saw shocks Of wheat that had
been carried three hundred yards or
more, and lay strewn in adjoining pas.
ture fields. As soon az | could, !
FASTENED to the village, and was not
surprised at the desolation everywhere
visible, but was surprised to ascertain
that no lives were lost, as everything in
dictated such results. Those who sui
fered most severely resided in the vii
laCe. Mr.. William McCabe lost up
wards of thirty fruit trees. Apple trees
were lying in rows, some uprooted,
others broken off, AMI his orchard
almost entirely ruined. The valuable
and beautiful shade trees which sur,
rounded his dwelling were torn away,
and are now no more to be seen, leav-
ing a vacancy which will not soon be
flied. A brick dwelling house, also
owned by Mr.. McCabe, was partially
DESTROYED, having one end blown out
and otherwise injured. The large hotel
stable owned by Mr.. Freshwater was
utterly destroyed. The dwelling house
adjoining was badly injured, and the
wonder OF all who have since examined
it is that it stood the shock, as the
greater part of said stable in It's fall
lodged against the dwelling. The post,
office is in shattered condition, and
twisted from its original position. Mr..
James Mahan lost all his fruit trees but
three, and his fine grove OF locusts pre-,
scented sad appearance, as upturned
roots told the tale.
The porch attached to the wagon,
makers shop was carried away, and
lies scattered over the street.
Mr.. Matthew Caldwell, having taken
shelter in the blacksmith shop during
the storm, met with an accident which
might have proved fatal. A large WIN
dow near the roof blew in, falling upon
him. His injuries were not serious, as
he is now able to move around.
Several large barns in the vicinity
were almost destroyed, the roofs having
been carried away, the barns lifted from
their original positions and twisted out
Of shape. Altogether it was a trial we
never wish to experience In future.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-21
An AGED COuDleS

aa
The morning papers had an account
of the marriage on Thursday highkaat
theresidence of GeorgeR Wilson, ESQ,
ia this city, by Rev. Henry T. Sharp:
of David Wake, aged SO. 70 his ,I6Hf1mnet
wife, Nancy, who WAS 70-.the parties;
both slaves at thentime, having Been
long separated by the sale Of David By
his MASTER who was carried to New
Orleans. Some Of the particulars not
being exact, our reporter has obtained
the = following information: David
Wake was sold torty.ive years ago
by his owner, who resided 10 Princess
Anne. "rhe late w. w. Sharp a for.
mer we'll known and honored resident
osNorfork, bought Nancy in 1888, land
she became the nurse of his children,
among them Henry, the clergyman
who performed the marriage ceremony
on the occasion ABOVE referred to-
The conduct of Nancy was exemplary
throughout. A better creature never
served any family. For years past one
VI tue Iduies eue uuIeeu ndS ueen lC
turning the kindness of Nancy. The
feeling OF early attachment in this aged
woman to the husband of her youth
must baYe been strong to induce her to
leave a home where she had every COM
fort and luxury to reunite herselfto a
man OF SO years, and to live in the
country with him. But she knew that
the children Of her old master would
be the same to her always. She did her
duty molly. The late Mr.. Sharp and
all his family had high respect for
her. Throughout the war she stood
by them, and was as true as steel.
Heartily we wish the old couple all the
JOY which this life is capable Of afford
ing them. -Nortork Day Book.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
.ccl!ug Wholesale Market
WHEELING, July 90, 1871

KEELING, july ~, lc'I.
BUTTER-Abundant supply at l5g2Oc
CHEEsSE-Receipts larger at lie FOL
common dairy, anu l2gl2]2c for prime fac
tory and Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices advanced: standard
brands, in a jobbing way, at DC asking
and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at l6c; City mould a,
Ct;OFFEE-Fair at l79lSc; prime at 1870
choice and fancy at l9c.
EGGS-Supply fair and good demand
at l3al5c.
FElTHERS-Sale Mt 75c and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOUR-Is dull and weak. Red win.
family at s. 2j@7 80; fancy at IS w.
suDerfine ana extra ut s. 75d6 80.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet: white ut 81 3O9l >.
for choice No. !: red nj 81 2lGl 80; Rye at .
@SOc. Oats at 4j9JOc. Barley at 75c@sl %
Corn at Csc.
PROVISIONS-Quie Mess pork at Sl7 90
Lard, ticrce at l0%allc; llcg ut l2i&c. Bacon
shoulders at Sc; clear sides at l0c; break
fast bacon at liIacH Plain hams A1ac; can
vased, loo; Sugar Cured hams, l6c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at 50 %; No
3new do, full weight, 100 lbs, at 81 %; light
weights at various prices, according to the
weight in packages; white fish ats -; lake
RICELPrime new South Carolina fair
to prime AT VIC, CHOICE at lUtaC.
HOMINY-Saleso Of white flint at 90 90 per
barrel.
SYRUPS-Baltimor at s. g1Oc; New York
at 65G70c; choice dripS at zoe.
SUGARS-New Orleans ct ll1ac; Porto
Rico and Cuba at lldgiBc; DenTarara at l2g
PIC; crushed, powdered and granulated
at -Hi4c; A coffee at 1910; b coffee at l3c;
c coffee ut l2"4c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop,
fair to good at G5c; prime to choice al
GSdTOc.
SUDA-At &c IN papers; best New Castle at
Barring PowDER-Logan, List & Co. y
or. cans 81 10 per doz.; 10 or. cans 50 y; lIo
cans s. -; bulk Sc.
SOAP Family at &c; German at &c;
Eastern at hjl 4l0c.
sALT-Dairy at So 90; best Ohio River at
500.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 lO9l So: Young
Hvson ut 81 DEAL 10; Oolo"g at 70GS9l %.
BROOMS-No. fancy, 81 10; No. fancy,
So 80; No. 3 fancy, So -; No. plain, s. 10;
No. 2 plain, 81 Is; No. plain. - 5OG2 t.;
common at 81 7SI2 D.
GLASS-First quality Sxl0 at 81; l0xl2 at
1 80: second quality SSl0 at s3 0O: l0Xl2 at
3 30 per box of 50 feet. Discount ~ per
cent.
GENSENG-AtJ SOC q h.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quoted
at SIS OO@l7 ~; loose at $40 OO9l2 W
LARD OIL-EXtra spring strained Mt Soc.
SEEDS-Clover and timothy nominal as
the season has closed. -
BEANS-Navy, white, at 2 90 per bushel
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New York market.

J. .'rr l-a n"NBw YORK, July ~.
FLOUR-Rather more steady FOL
shipping grades; at 81 1905 10 FOL
super6ne State; IS 6O@5 so for extra
State; SIS S5@5 95 for choice do 81 !O9
5 10 for superfne western; s. 25@9 OF
for common to medium extra western
S. 6O@6 % for choice western
Sc 25@ 6 IS for common TO choice
white wheat western extra; 50 oo@
5 70 for common to good shipping
brands of extra round hoop Ohio
s. 70@6 % for trade brands s. 'Og
10 for common to fair extra St. LOUIS
S. 1909 % for good to choice do, mar
ket closing dull. Southern flour quiet
at s. 9066 50 for common to fan
extra, and Sc 65@9 90 tor good tc
choice do. Rye flour Is unchanged al
81 1905 so. Corn meal quiet and un
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat firm for prime and
heavy for common; at 81 39@l 40 FOL
No. 9 spring afloat 81 2S@l 81 for soft
do; 81 4O@I 80 for winter red and am
Der western; 81 42 for No. spring and
81 4561 80 for white western, Rye is
quiet: Barley dull and unchanged;
Barley malt quiet without decided
change. Corn a shade steadier with a
moderate export demand at 65@6SC
for inferior and common western mixed
and 7O@704c for good to choice do
Oats dull and shade easier at Gao for
western and 6Sm70c for State.
PROVISIONS-Pork is unchanged
at $I4 CO for new mess So OO0l3 W
for pripe Sl3 00@l3 % for new prime
mess. Beef is quiet at SO O0@
l3 90 for plain mess and $l3 00@l6 oC
for extra do. Beef hams are dull
at SIS OO@l9 90. Ticrce beef is
dull at S2S O0@2o 90 for prime
mess and $50 00@25 90 for India mess.
Cut meats inactive at l0@l3c for hams
and 5266Ic for shoulders; middles
quiet. Lard weak and steady at $40
lie for steam and lie for kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at lO9
lsc for western, and at lj@2Sc for
State.
CHEESE-Dull at 6@llic for
common to prime.
COTTON-Opens more active and a
shade frmer at 1890 forlow middlings,
and 2lc for middling uplands.
OILS-Petroleum quiet any firm at
l4!@l4lc for crude, and 25sc fer re-
fined.
TALLOW-Quiet at S9llic; stear-
inc inactive at 999sc.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at
Q45c.
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WILL RADICALLY ENTEtNlNATE
FROM THE SYSTEM SCROFULA, SGPH-
Ills, FEVER SORES, ULCERS, SoRE
EYES, SORE LEGS, SORE MOUTH, SORE
HEAD, BRONCHITIS, SKIN DISEASES.
SALT RHEUM, CANKERS, RUM lNGS
FROM THE EAR, WHITE SWELLtNGS'
TUMORS, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS
NODES, RICKETTS, LANDULARSWEL
INGs, NIGHT SWEATS, Rash, TETTER,
HUMORS OF ALL KINDS, CHRONIC
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL
DISEASES THAT HAVE BEEN E~TAB-
LISHEDIN THE SYSTEM FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for the above
complaints, its BlOOd-Purifying properties
are greater than any other preparation OF
Sarsaparlla. II gives the complexion n
clear and healthy color, and restore the
patient TO a state OF health and purity. For
purifying the blood. removing all chronic
constitutional diseases arising from an i'm
pure state of the blood, and the only relia-
Bile and effectual known remedy for the
cure OF PainssGud Swellings OF the Bones,
Ulcerations Of the Throat and Legs, B!Jtch-
es, Pimples on the Face, Erysipelas. ami all
Scaly Eruptlnns OF the Skin, and Geaatify-
ing the Complexion.
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Narrow Gauge Cars.

As there is much curiosity about the
styIe of the cars that will be used on a
road whose gauge is three feet and
three inches, we give the following
description, taken from the Whining
ton, Del, Commercial;
The train now built includes tho
frst-class passenger cars, two smoking
cars, and +wo baggage and mail cars.
The passenger cars are in their out
ward appearance, in everything except
size, precisely like other first-class. cars.
In their Internal arrangements, how
ever, they are necessarily quite different.
The width of the car allows but three
seats across the car, a double seat on
one side Of the isle, and a single one on
the other. To balance the car, the
double seats from the middle to one
end OF the car are arranged on the right
side Of the car and from the middle to
the other end On the left side. These
cars are divided by a partition into two
apartments, but this, OF course, would
not be necessary if the company felt
able TO run an entire car devoted to the
exclusive use Of ladies. Tne windows
of the cars also let down with strap
like coach windows, instead of sliding up
as they do in ordinary cars, and we do
not see but what the lowering plan is the
best after all. The cars are elegantly
finished inside, in walnut, Hungarian
ash, &c, and are painted inside of a
rich, dark green, relieved by gilt, pre-
cisely like the Pullman Palace cars,
built by the Jackson and Sharp Com
many
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Washington County Items.
rom the Review and Examiner

From the Review and Examiner
BLAcKBERRIEs are being delivered in
our town al twenty cents per gallon.
The crop hereabuuts IS very abuHdaHt:
PRESIDENT Grant, in telegram sent
from Long Branch to W. W. Smith,
Esq ! on Tuesday morning, announced
that his proposed western trip had been
abandoned, aud as a consequence he
will not visit our town. =
AT the recent commencement OF
Harlem Spring College the degree OF
D. D. was conferred upon Rev. Alex.
McCarrell, OF Claysville, this county,
and the degree of L. L. D., upon Prof.
Samuel J. Wilson, formerly of this
place, now ofthe' Allegheny Theological
Seminary -.. ..
The Radical conferees Of this legisla-
tive district, convened at the Mononga-
hela House, Pittsburgh, on Friday last,
and formally placed in nomination the
following named persons for Assembly:
w. A, Mickey and D. NJ. Letherman,
Of Washington county; DR.. W. S.
Shurlock, Of Beaver county; Captain
Geo W. Fleeger, OF Batter county.
Huns Station, on the Chafters rail,
way, fourteen miles from Washington
and sixteen from Pittsburgh, is destined
to be considerable Of place. A mum,
Der Of building lots have been laid out
and are selling rapidly. Buildings have
been erected and are in course of con
struction where one year ago nothing
was 10 be seen but rough bluffs on the
one side and fertile fields on the other.
A business firm are located there, sell,
ing goods of all descriptions, including
agricultural machinery, and buying
and shipping all kinds OF, grain and
produce.
LAMENTABLE CAsyALTY.-We are
panied TO be called upon to record the
death OF John Barr, Esq, Of South
Strabane township, which occurred on
Friday evening from the effects of an
accident. Mr.. Barr had been on q
visit TO a son, in Somer=et township,
and while returning home, about four
clock friday afternoon, his horse be
came frightened when five miles from
town, and suddenly starting, upset the
buggy, precipitating Mr.. Barr upon the
pike with such violence as to cause the
breaking of five ribs on the left side,
and otherwise injuring him. One OF
the ribs, it is believed, pierced the lung.
He was removed to a house in the
neighborhood, and during the evening
was conveyed to his residence, about a
mile east of the town, where he fingered
in great pain until hali-past eight o clock
that night. Mr. Barr was aged sixty
seven years, and was one OF the most
highly esteemed citizens Of the county.
The remains were inferred in Pigeon
creek L. P. graveyard.
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ITO THE
NERVOUS AND .DE8|uTATED

Whose sufferings have been prstracted
from hidden causes, and whose cases re-
quire prompt treatment torender existence
durable: II you are suffering, or have suf-
fered, fGom involuntary discharges, what
effect does 1t produce upon your general
health? Do you feel weak, debilitated, cas-
lily tired: Does little extra exertion pro-
duce palpitation of the heart? Does your
liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys,
frequently get ont OF order" Is your urine
sometimes thick. milky, or flocky, or is IL
ropy on settling? Or does thick scum
rise to the top? Or Is a sediment at the bot
tom after It has stood awhile? Do you have
spells of short breathing or dyspepsia"
Are your bowels constipated? Doyou have
spells Of fainting, or rusheS Of blood 10 the
head? Is your memory impaired9 Is
your mind constantly dwelling on this
subject? Do you feel duh, listless, moping
tired of company, Of life? Do you wish 10
be left alone, to get away from everybody?
Does any little thing make you start or
jump? Is your sleep broken or restless?
Is the lustre OF your eye as brilliant? The
bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you
enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you
pursue your business with the same ener-
gy? Do you feel a. much confidence in
yourself? Are your spirits dull and flag
gng, given TO fits of melancholy? Ifso,
do not lay It to your liver or dyspepsia :?
Have You restless nights" Your back
weak, your knees weak, and have but little
appetite, and you attribute this to dyspep-
STA or liver complaint?
Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases
badly cured, and sexual excuses, are all ca
pable Of producing weakness of the gen.
erative organs. The organs OF generation,
when in perfect health, make the man.
Did you ever think that those bold, defiant,
energetic, perseYerlng, successful business
men are always those whose generative
organs are in perfect health? You never
hear such Then complain OF being melan-
choly, of nervousness, OF palpitation of the
heart.
How many men, from the effects OF eX-
cesScS, have brought about that state OF
weakness in Sexual Organs that has re-
duced the general system so much as TO In
duce almost every other discGsc-idiocy,
lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide
and almost every other form OF disease
which humanity is heir Ia, and the real
causeof the trouble scarcely ever suspected,
and have used remedies for all but tie right
one.
Diseases Of the e organs require the use
of a Dlurctic. IIELMBOLD'S FLUID EN-
TRACT BUCHU is the great Diurct!c, and
is a certain cure for diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weak
ness, Female Complaints, General Debility
and al diseases of the Sexual organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from
whatever cause originating, and no matter
OF how long standing.
If no treatment iSsubmtttCd 10 CoIsump-
ton or Insanity may Cnsuc. Our fl ,>h and
blood are supported sfrom these fourccS
and the health and happiness, and that Of
posterity depends upon prompt use "i a re
liable remedy.
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cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, July 20.

COTTON-Firm; middling 20c; low
middling l9@l9ic; good ordinary, lac
lSc; the sales at Liverpool to-day were
$4,000 bales. ..
FLOUR-Dull and settled, with in
creased receipts; superfne, s. OO@5 30
extra, IS S5@6 90; fancy, So 7O(97 Do
GRAIN-Wheat in limited demand
at 81 % for prime new red, and 81 II
al 90 for No. 2; nothing doing II
white. Corn firm with fair demand
SOC for sound mixed ear and 5S(g59t
for white. Oats quiet at 50@5ic fol
common to prime mixed. Rye mac
tive; No. !, 75c; No. 2, 70@I3c. Bar
iey-Prime No. l fall scarce at 81 90
fair lots, $4,000.
HAY-Steady and in good demand;
No. timothy at $40 00@2l o. com
mon, Sl3 00@l5 90. ~ r:g..s.,T5E
OILS-Linseed steady at $4,000 fol
western made. .ts
PROFESSIONALISM, with q large
stock on hand; mess pork dull; city
packed, Sl4 80; choice country offerec
at sl4 90. Bulk meats-Sales small
holders firm; shoulders, 5i@52c; ril
sides at &c; clear rib sides at 7c, Bacor
quiet; shoulders at 64@63c; clear rit
sides at Sfc clear sides at Ssc. Sugal
cured hams steady at l53@l6c. Lare
quiet city kettle rendered leaf atiofc
country at l0s@l0fc.. ~ &c. - 81. i
SUGAR-Actiye and advancing
extra coffee at 1910 1916 hards a
t14Sl4fc.2 > s'Irl,-It 2. .' I -
- TOBACCO-Active for all grades
sales yesterday 22I hogsheads ut 81 81
@23 Is for trash iugs and leaf.
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Baitinore Marker.

BALTIMORE, July ~.
CoIT0N-Aaaiet but the feeling is
improved; low udddling at l9!c. ~ -
FLOUR-Quiet and market favor'ne
buyers; prices unchanged, Fl. -57asj,
GRAIN-Wheat more active and
,firmer; but7priees entirely unchanged
Corn, southern white steady at 7SSsOci
do yellow dull atT0@7Ic.s Oats tirmel
and stock scarce; new southern at oi@J
Gle; old western at80c. '".'.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork steady al
SIS so. Bacon steady; shoulders a
TIC; rib sides at &C.; clear rib at VIC
94c. Sugar cured ham at l6!9litc
Lard firmat l1@l2lc.
WHISKY-Fitmer at 94@95c.
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TERMS.
West Virginia University
1871 "a.

rEuE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
/ attendance of ~ Students nj this In
stitution. Five distinct Departments OF In
struction, with a full corps oi competent
Professors. .-s ITO
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied; Psycho!-
ogy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, &C., &c, carefully
and thoroughly taught. Practical Chem
lstry and Physics, illustrated by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
OF Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
Mineralogy, Geology and Chronology, to-
gether with many specimens In other de-
partments OF Natural History. Fine build
ings, beautiful anu healthy location, good
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept 9th. Winter,
December 9th. Spring, March 10Th.
Commencement, June 10th.
Boarding from 50 tnSI per week. .. ...
Tuition SIS To 81 per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX-MARTlS,
President.
MOrgantOwn, W. Va. f.. leG