The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, W. Va.)
July 24, 1865

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I'.qual LINDSEY S IMPROVED 3L00D- searcher, r„R TUI >TR»- f'T disc’s Arising from an Impure state of the Blood, sivii ah Caneemiw Formation*. i. Krvi||»'liks Rolls k>"^.v *1.1 .*Htul>l->rn tUvix. !*F*v. H-rr Ky*.*e. xmWK V*» LA!MS Ts which It la nw* iH‘loh* rTtll. Is.I,iltankMed of iJ.SI I iluhe? flMIrt -Vl. HM to K. K srt i KRH-k«•>.. n„ ikIiI to use my iiain*- in its i• *11v m milt.. art Mo Will id. iunlia Ihvin luatvety J. M. UN1**KY. rtlMKin hvJ P r viler* ft Co.. Pittsburgh. Pa.,! ir,i.k PRoriUKTORs, «i K I. T. E Its* liver pills. >*iJ> K. K- s.ll~r*. tkUkl IkHVk? J’iitv on th«' nutm Srkdt.lMtwr Ul. »11 ti> r»o« HAHK IMIT.V M I.I.I KS.I I l,ro|*rl*‘l«*ru, I'm-liiiivlt. Pii. V Great Internal Remedy, r> R THE REERTTVAl CI KK OF RHEUMATISM, k XKI'KAIHIA, niflMT KVtt.. TUT• ,i HIXii H'liKV. «t«\ r* Turi.r JOHNSON’S leumatic Compound. I a\i» I 3LOOD PURIFIER. ■til iW SnltVriiiR »nJ i Itvapair. ,fVMI. V fWrr .ft.'r TYttH Ih to ift-rtlfy ..llltf |W Itrlh, of I.,Ml.- -If VIMir \TI' OMPOrMP \M> Id OOT* ■"IKH.’ I war o if.Mrfu »H f »'S mi. iiua, uru-r Litvina ai'lor.-.! (or mow t, jiii.M-n rmn. Tt M* hr*n or or f. .nr a *w. .mmi. Hint I hum not hit fh* .vmiilmm of It* ivturn. I r» nimn WM1I U ARMSTRONG. No .trwt, AIMuhv (Tty, Mm U I'M I iiM.i|iiall*il to .v.' niiMli.-iin* now I fi»r |ha i'imy of the itwv.il I -hr Joltoii tug ratnu-t* alhl l.-ttawaU* I I V.’iinm u Aorr ill ufJW biwiJw M>. a .1 W.'j /.CM>01/ ft. mpiTi.ili' off ofAorc, •T,' Mv /T> ./I -I" VI ft.f ftp; P^niriin*. r\ 1/ 111» prrfrr# Imi/iifiir, RKEr\REf* BY R. K. hKl.I.FRH A V.ut iTtoERirruRM, o.rarr H.hhI anil Suomi Slrrrt*. PITT'tBI'RfJH, PA. M4-M.MI ftoop Skirts. ralisE Hccp Skirt Factory. A I X« French American Corsets manufactured. COHEN. SEMPLINER CO., W iMtfSPHTFFLI.YINFORMTITF 11 *iha of Oils uy iunl vieil*«y. dial »ti> n|».|i„| m at 1*H hi it t ii Mtreet, *!th a larve and well nefnl >tl CORSET FACTORY. ',k* Main ^t., »*nr. Market Alley. M. MENDELSON, n il RFSHUTKI I.I.Y ANNOUKCK Ji'tli* iHaenatif Wlteeling that he has Hoop Skirt K»,iimt a* the ahove r!‘T?**,l* wh^r.. he will keep eonatontly V a *m«l a^ortmenl of I he he«t Hoop dt.ires and .(iialNv, and rowels, iTh lU"1 n'Ul1* v >kirt» rv|«in.l and made a*good ji!i i’1”®*1'- ,ra‘l,‘ hdietted. M. MKMWiUHiN. I HI I si .ill PK1M1 HKl.K»TV.1», Jl’sT *rnvtB|at um\ mi.unis.-N a i -i. I S/ll*?1 X KRKPH H|t|*PLY »K THIS ration for the teeth, hud re \,,u. 1 ^n-ritua txittle. at K-WHTC Mlnwv Hail Prog Wore. t! Jj s",-- I SKI\ VU.K1* flAKlNt »'ier. n«- test «*ver off. red to the pal, "*^eter lighter, and more whole 'ban cwii he made hy using tlx ta U,£l Ostler. Try It. Itanam It* m k WnCDia* Odd Fellows' Hal swum. insurance. FIRE. MARINE INLAND INSURANCE I 1 AN HP i*m \I N Pl> l |MN I MP MOST l iy:D.iiuUt' trnii. m any of Hi. tallowing CompanhM, n*pr> seating in the aggregate i A-ll CAPITAL ANH ANHETH 1OVKK1 MlleMHMIOO. W‘MK 1XHVR I XCK IX t. of XKW YoRK. Cush Capital, all paid in S8.0ie.IMI m Awls 14 January. is.. l,tlW,i»'l Hi sa.isc.r'el an .YfW us-c ei.eedmg tin me eruuiiiui Ptre Ins. Co. 1 Wish Cn|>llal ji" II.mover and Awti ftoRtpuhli.. ?.»»i,irti.iM) f Mr i i |«>lii y It..1.1. rs annually w itbout III On in i ig any risk. |S.ll.',is sill lie issmsl In any id Hie above reliable Couipunke* on application to V\ P. PPITI IlfsoN, \v. nl. otil.S' Mi ii slnel, uekl >I>«>1 to VI..V M. I ihbBIMj Franklin Insurance Company OK WIIKKI IN«J. tap.1.1 gtVO.OOO. mimm: T. II IsviiiT. P S*linllcr.wMf*n K. Wheat. I.... Mendel. Jidu /.ss'kler. HamL Mr* I. I l:i: i.. \V Pr.inr.l.cmi. Jafs N. Value, Alex. lamhlln. Till- i,V|PAN Y II AV INi• Itl l'N ld'I.Y nf.li /»al. aiv |iTvpirel to take risk* at fair rules on buildings of all kinds, in. tvhati !!*r. niinufaeturing establishment*. fhnil tlll> s|.Mint»«la ami ni Igors on Hie w.-Uem rl\ cm. and lake*. and also oil the live* of Jiep* *Ans tor a t.-mi of y. ar*. Till* rVHnpnnv of i, r* ~111> ri.>r tiidias nieiit* to farm* rs, wlicn l,\ tb.-\ in I. iiisiir.-I lor H»n** s.'Hrs, at ns du.ssl rat. Tills (sing a home Institution. cmiijsii—sI ..f some ninety-four st.s,kl."-.l."s. m.«.t ,e whom are among ur l«»t business to. ii. n■commend* its. If totb. favorable con 'Ment on of the iii'iiiing pnntie, and sih. lt* their oatmnage. _ ....a r... iiwnr.in.s.sill Is* t»n*mt'!iv at to l»> Uie Secretary. little, Nn j Mel.inv House, Ulng til** xuiue T.irtii. ri\ oivuile.lhv N.biiii*' Ft pus* t’a i \RT1irK. Secretary, s \MV. MeCl.H.I.W, l*r»vi.l U'i>.nv iit',1 S\,. t Mel ure tlouse, N'lng tlie sime !..niu-rlj owupk-dhy \dam* Expn»« Co. I NSl H*\N attending th>ii n\. rv m-.iv Ink- .sink mtl nillma.lv II. i'K VNUI F. Rrmklent. JhHNK II'tl'KiNs.s,vrelury. MHKCTOkk: R. .i»-rt cmturle. PttiM IxmN r..i« rt MorrWoii, J-' Ach.snio S. 14j i.lv, Janie* WliHI, John Itonlon. Samuel Otfc. WThentBce of the Company haa lunMicc n ill l«c promptly alt. i I d to hy the l*r» «kl.nt «»r s, ■•Mull. _ transportation. Baltimore Ohio Railroad. nitu Bait. A "tiio UailkoaoCo.. I w H I i UNO STATION. Vox l*W. I I \Mvi ViiFR TRAIN'S WILL KI N IIY I t he tolloin i ng schedule on anil sifter Nov. i,i h. lt*.|: EXPRESS TRAIN, e— I Returning, leave— Wheel.u*»t.n'OA.»i Baltimore ul >e*'K.n. Ik-'iu .»l ll:JU \Vii»h.J tn .l"?fT 'fouiahv die. li'»* Matunshuni. .tl3A.il. liraftou. 5e#5P.M- Cumberland.. .:1k Oakland "s'klund ..Ukli VlNs HI'N in* Monday, oetoher .11, 1*1: Mail. Express. Express. I. vel rW**-|»>rt ll-’**:*m W'P"I Air. IMtMlsinrh Vt-pm tt«»pm £1'."*"' i lev eland .lpn» V^pjn Chlcagi* lA'Opni ll:‘Jipm I llHrrM.nr* Ji'.'-’L!'! t-jiliimnrv 7*»'«ni lJrJ»pni VO pm Philwli Iphta Wiam tatnpw w||im vvwVnrtt. *E.Hin ttipm l'"! Ticket* t«. all principal poll it* la the M Mid W iS .an lamented id the I liMi' V1?* In Mel i.n ll..u«r Hii.l id th.^tMl.n^n l.M'U'• *"inhS trenerai Tteket Agent. 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am* AFTER MONDAY. NoVKMHER 1 I tlie JCh.tlie Iratnaon till* nasi will ruu as ii.llows, dally except Sunday*: WaveWasiiiwtP.il A;, Arrive at Wheeling .W HhTl'KMNU: Wave Wheeling...* Arrive at Washington _ All iri luhl t«t«r Hi (t«. M. ^nti-Uwe, ,Mlt£‘aiX Hna.lw.iv. Chum For freight or poM Sad the rwniauiy a 1 'tTl.e nil alien m ight will on I VMFMiOOD, HupL O.A >1 1 V1* sh p^ iv.i, .ring t*>sldp through tlieatiovi at* *mN»t AitenW. tor. Monnr ami NV »^‘r RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. l> \ll.Y by mail, one year.*7 six mouth*. i three months, 'i uui- liiolitb,. 7. I.v city I'urrtcrs, per week I TKI-WLl KLY,onev.ar, ft six month*.. 'J I III ee —™i lis. IS Vi I i KLY .Mi. u. a six months. 1 it>-sMon.d Yard*. not ctiaiigc able, on the tln»t oi fourth page, 838 per yew jl'J tor six moiiilis. Marriage, Ivatli ami l! .Ynr l -a M**.\ It has Iss'ii said lately ill despatch. from Washington that lie- head i tin late relsllion is lo lx-tried at Wash ington, and hv a military commission, oil the charge of Ix-ing an accompli'-. in the murder of Mr. Lincoln. It i* added that some new proof of his con nection with the crime is in the |n—>s simt of the government. There is apparently considerable hes itation on tin-oari of the government as to the expediency of hritlgitlg .letter son I>av is to trial on the charge of trea son. the punishment of w hich is death. If his lilo shotiln l»c taken for tin-sin gle olfeiice of having taken a promi ment part in the revolt against the gen eral government, there is no dotiht tliat the large majority of tin- best friends ol our cause in our hit.* .-out.-st with the r.-ls-l State* would U dis appointed. The treatment n those wholly its laws w ere guilt v of treason, tile last jsaialties of the law. liauishuient has lieen their doom in many eases; in some they have Ison al lowed to make theireseape and s.s-k IV fug.- in foreign lauds, and in others, after some years of imprisonment,thev have been Id >c rated and sent abroad to end their lives in exile. lint death by the axe or gallows, or even perpetual eontnii ment in the dungeons of state, has i-oine to be regarded us an infliction too severe for the otfcnc®, and worthy only of a period of impwfeii et\ iliiw lUn 'will I* said in answer, anti said very trulv, that the revolt of the slave holders against the government of the l tilted States is ditrtingu ished tnun all ordinal east si is taunt a revolt with out provocation; that the rights ot no matt and of no class were invaded: that the\ who planned the rebellion and levied war against the l nil cd Stales had IIO grievanee to complain ot; had no other experience of the working ol our government than the protection it nan- and the blessings it bestowed; that all tie- bloodshed >»'»d all tlie miseries with which it has lieen attended, were wantonly brought upon tin* country *y lie- leaders in this treason; that every iiangof suffering intlieied in this war wits their deli Iterate work; every ease of pro|H-rtv destroyed a robls-rv, and everv life taken a murder for which thev'are responsible, so w hollv eattse h -i and inexetisahle was the ndsdlioii which has just ins'll subdued. It will be ,id, as Mr. Johnson has already said, w ith an emphasis w hich has lin t with an echo in every loyal in-art, that m this treason of theirs is summed up and concentrated every crime against the moral code. put the rejoinder is at hand, on tin part of the lilieral* of Kurnpc, tlud al lowing h11 this to he true, the exainph of bloody severity with which the*, deed* of blissl and rapine are to l« avenged is a fearful one lor the cause ol him ri v in i.ui'i"-. •-I-.. miv, tvnulil rejoice iU nothing srated by op press!.,ns which they cun endure u« longer, take counsel w ilh each other on the means of etnaneipating themselvw audit heir eonntrymen. Yon conipluii of our severity," the millions of ale... I til istn would my, “•■tit look nt yout model repithlie: see with what terribh punishments it visits those who ris. igainst its authority. We only adopl its isule and imitate its prnctioes.’* It is not to Im> wondered at, therefore that our friends in oilier countrie. should have some painful npprehcb si.nis I»l the ntlect which the coudigt punishment of the traitors her.- may |lllVe |-,>r tlie cause of lilierv on the eon tin.-lit of Kttrope, and should ilr.-a. from it a severer und harder exercise o arhitrary power in repressing tin slightest oiler to quest ion the riglittid of des|sitiisiu. A feeling of thii kind we have no doulit, lies at tie bottom or the many ai»|»eals whirl come from that quarter in lielinlfol i merciful and indulgent i-ourse toward: III*, vanquished and captured leader of the rebellion. We do not wonde that some impression should lx* mail on our government by their renn.n st ranees. It may Is* questioned, howevet whether ft would boa wiser course oi the part or the government 10 hrmi iNivis to trial for the part lie ts su|. posed to have taken in the murder or Mi i.meoln. Unless the crime Is* hrough home to him in a manner which shal leave no possible room for dnnbl there will always 1m> a large proportioi of maukind who will not admit thul h w :is just I v condemned. Abroad, lit general expression in regard to his con n.M tion with the asanssluatlpn is thii of utter incredulity. It will reqim strong and direct evidence of his com I,licit v w ith the murderers to overcom this slowneaa of belief. His treaso nolsslv dwnies.it is a palpable,historic? fact; his part in the murder wits covet ed up in clandestine communication! and show s only by a chain of circuit static s; or its proof may de|*nd upo the testimony of |iersnns whose vemc tv a severe arbiter might not think un questionable. It would certainly b greatly to the discredit of the countjr ifHav'i* should die for an otbnce th ostensible proof of vv hu ll might lie ex plained it way. Itut there is one great crime, the guilt of which is already burnt into hi* niciuorv by the brand of proof irresis tible, tlie crime of dooming tlie federal prisoners to tbe death ol hunger. Il It there Is* auv man among the rebel leaders more res|«insible tbau any oth er for this lioriihle crime, Jefferson ltavis is that man. It wh» by liiaatt thoritv and order that thousands of our countrymen, guiltless of any offence bm that of bearing arms in the cause of their country, were put to death in their captivity by the slowest process know ii to murder. Thousands of graves cry to heaven for vengeance on the de liberate |a>rnetrator of this fearful homicide. lid her lie liv es or dies, tin-guilt ot a brutality for which the records of history furnish no |Mr«tllcl, goes with him. If he Is* not arraigned lor treason, here is an oll'mee, support ed by the clearest proof, more infamous than any mere revolt against establish ed authority could Is', and more shock ing to all human sympathies. Why there is nothing said of making him stand a trial for lh**H«> murders we do not profess to know. They could Is' proved tieforca court of Justus* in such a manner iis to justify, in the eyes of the vv hole 'llrlstinn world, the severest penalti. know ii to ottr laws. lint the trial should not be by mili tary commission, but in the ordinary coiirls of justice, in which the accused should have all the opportunities of de fence which ur law s in other east-s af ford to the most iibnndoiusl felon. It should lieu trial hold according to all the forms and solemnities which have been found necessary for the protection of the innocent. Proved lie fore such a court, spread lieforc the world in testi mony taken from the mouths of a host of vv il nesses, tin* crimes authorized by the IV lie I K MS'III ive, ill the Libby prison iiml at Andersonville and elsewhere, would send a thrill of horror through tbe civilized world, and cause it to ad mit that the severest punishment of the offender only fell short of the demands of justice. I li«- l'rt>*s|M‘t l ol f li«* ool M u rl« «*f. A correspondent of the (binihy t/i imiii furnishes Monte interesting spec ulations founded *>n tacts, in respect to the prolmbililics as to the w*s*l mar L .1 It.lulls -.iitlle Itl/ltl'cH I’rolll lile New York Tribune ns follows, and then continues; In Win there was consumed by man uliietun i- in tlie I'nitcd Stale-,so, lbs of wool, of w liich ll»,S75,l'JI> lbs w. re Imp..tied. Ill the same year we im ported ?l!t,0UO, lbs. To supply the place of this VV«a*ld require about iiU.tWO.tlllO lbs of w«>oT. w hich, a I I,.Apt of home production ot Win, would amount in round mimia-ra so.jwt.UUU. This add*-! to the M,Ul»i,oourvfcrrcdto alsive, w ill give bd.uoo.uon lbs. This does not include what Would lie required bv ex tra poi>uhition, nor for the increased de mand caii-ed l»y substituting a large number ot article- wliii ii were formerly made of cotton, but now are made of wool. And as tla» Southern Stale- ls coiuc opened, the demand must still in crease. We think we aiv within the Isiuuds of fair ealeulatioii if we add -'>*1, 000,000 |bs to our basis of Win, which Would swell the amount now required to gon.iMNi.uoo lb-, and this amount will never be l.-s, Imt continue t im rea-e. It was also stated that our “mnmi fuetureis have wiiisttnud during the year that is just past, not far from I3u, 000,1100 ll.s ot’ wool, w hile not over one lmlt of this amount has l>eci» produced In this country.” Now. as in Wiotlw eotisuuiption vva- so,:isti,.»,g, there was an increase over tliat year ot -.11,1.1 So that, as there is a large number of factories changing from cotton to wool, it cannot be tar out of the wav to put the consumption of wool during the present year at about biO.UOO.oon I'-. Ami of this large amount it is very probable that hut very little, if any, over half w ill In- produced ill the 1'nltfxl States. I am aware that it has lieeti and w ill |N.- lid, that then* has Ins ii a great in crease in the amount of sheep in this .1 bwAM* i loll Si* .iCMfil til list Northern States this is very true. I’.ut mi the hunt* time it should U* rle increase in the demand for woo c over w hat it was la-fore the war. n all article ill tlie I'llited Slat'H h.’foun til lit April ir.ift is slated that— We have a large increase of tnaehin cry both for worsteds and woolens; tin worsted business having almost entire ly sprung up during the last four year and is now causing an enormous de mand compared with the supply ol coarse combing wools,and giving them a value unprecedented ill tlie whole history of the wool business, hast week, notwithstanding tin* severe de pression, coarse Canada wool sold at ;?t l", in Boston, which was ispial to To- ,e in gold. Then we have a large increase of machinery for moils de luincs. This business requires naltivcly enchanting, and yester day, for lhv> lirst time, we took it into our head to make a hasty study of iliis charming and suggestive feature ol fe male lamutv in an entirely ethnologic and purely esthetic point of v ievv. Itep rcsentativ es of almost every Kiiropcun nation |»articipatisi in the amusenieiit. Tig- wind was high; the conv olutions of the hobby horses were swift; and the “stildv" was ciisv as well as delectable. M e ascertained bv numerous exam ples the following facts: The- banish ankle is generally very good. Tin- Mood of tin- sea kings is in the dimmer* veins. "Rrlglit maiden of Orkney, Wtar of the blue s a. rv. HW. p!.»Vr 11»• witters To}cuvr u|*m Uiee.'* So sang the berserker of old, Mill he1 evidently had cultivated his taste for ankles in his own native land. Hut generally tin- banish ankle is too ab rupt in Its descent from i In-swell ut tin cuff to tin- delicacy of the approach to the foot. This gives it a clninscy up* |M-arance and prevents it from l*-ing a sjMH-ial favorite. Tin- nnklc of Saxony (of course we speak mid nlwavs only of female an kles' is worse than the banish, ft is shorter, thicker, and indicative ol vigor and vigor only. Ihtt the Swiss ankle Is a model ol Is-aiitv. long, slim, elegant, dehs-t uHe, 'it is something to think and dream of. The jioasant st««-ki»g hear? I’ve heunl full oft in foreign land* The grand oreln-slrtil stiuln, \Ylicit' tnusie'a ancient master- live I He waled on Iiulth again. Where breathing, solemn iiislruiiii.'Ut*, In swaying clouds ot sound, l Hare up ill.- venminit, trum-il soul, hike silver wings around. 1 'v# lieurd in old St. I'eter s dome. When clouds of Intense rise. Must ravishing thcchoml swell Mount upuind to the skit -.jg And well 1 feel the magic i»»wcr, I WIicii skilled and cultuiisl ait Its eutming weha of n»wltia» weaves Alound tlic captured bruit. i Hut yet.dear friend, thoie'li rudely Mitlg, That old psallil tulle hath still A pulse of |lower tieVoinl llieltl till My inmost soul to thrill. Those Imllitig tom* that sound to you Are not the tones I hear: Hut voices of the loved and lost I Then meet my longing ear. I hear my angel mother’s volee— 'I’ll*n■ were the word* she snug; I hear my brother's imglng tones As once on earth they i ting; And friends that walk In white aliove CXitue liiulld nil'like a I'loud, Xml far alsiXc those earthly lioti's Tliclr singing sounds aloud. There may I** disconl as you say; Those xolees imorly ling; Hill Hu re's nodlsixird in the strain 1 hose u]>|ier spirit* sing. Kor they who sing are of the lili—t, Tlie I'ulin and gloritlisl, Wlase limits ar** one eti null re*t III heaven’s sw-j t floating tide. Their life is music and ..nl; Their souls and hinrt* Iciep time III one sweet (•null'll With lie l.onl— I Itle isaicert vast, sulilltui'. And through tlie limy ns they sang on earth tsoliietline* a swis'ttifws fulls III those they lnv*sl and lilt Is low. And sollly hoinewxrd mils. Hells from our oxen dmr fatherland, liortte treinlillngo'er tie sea I'h>' n.'irrow aca that they have crossed. Tlie short* x* tier*' we siiall l»\, i ili! sing, sing on. Iieloved wills; sing ear*.**ami grief* to rest; Slug, till I'litnimssl we arise To Join you 'mid I lie Irlest. A I’Alllt. Waiuihxto.n, July 20. 1805. I'ilifot'it Jnlrllii/rnri-r: 1 just this moment was shown a enril in ilto ImuKiEM KR front Kwnlti Over, late com math I ini; tic lest at Wheeling. I have I men unwillingly 11 ragged into this newspaper notoriety. I'tin illiiiglv, Iss'iuiic I do not think tile press the proper ehnnnel for redress of grievanees. lint I can do no less than ask a suspension of pitbile opin ion until such time as the matter nut; l>c brought before them with all tin taels proven. If I call make it appear that I have at dilfercnt times held commission' in tho lulled States serviiv, and enjoyed the conti-1 deuce of my fellow ollhs-rs. then most assuredly, t apt. Over will Is* pla ced in an it item iable light. 1 w ill only add that the stateinjaut of Knold Over is a tissue of inisropresentntionsanil false hoods, and I am |s*rfertlv content to abide by tlie rerilict of tin* “men in Wetzel county" who know me. It is a /ocL. that I have Ixs n in liuii tin'*» /ioimsi in that emu.,.. imm i *..rv or since ntv arrest; two ot these wen* stores, and one a private house. It would Is* in bad taste for me to state w bat I have done ill the service, but I w.i* first commissioned in tin* summer of 1 Mil by Gov. Yates, of Illinois. Situs* then in different positions until the latter part of May, 1 I diit no more, however, than was due from every loyal citizen to his country in her hour of need. I Hiring my imprisonment no charge was ever nuideof disloyally. I courted the strict est investigation on that point. I was charged witli an attempt to obtain trans|s*rtation over the Haltinion* and Ohio railroad. This was in April. I***4. I was at tiie time in the service. This l will prove, although my original letter of appointment was stolen from my trunk while I was a prisoner. Asking, as a matter of justice, that von give this a plats* iii your columns, and pledging myself, as mam as i can proenrv copies of some iniliortaut pu l«*rs, togive them with ail tic cireum stanccs to the public. I am, n*s|ss'tfullv, .1. G. Lank. a Conning In Hlglil Style. “Git eout, vou nasty puppy—let me alone or I will tell my mar cried out Sally-, to her lover Jake—, wlm sat about ten feet from her, pulling dirt from the chimney Jam. “1 aren't Lullin'on you, Hal, said “No, 1 don't." “Cause ver too tarnal scarry, you long-legged, lantern-jawed, slalesidcd, plg»*oiith, how I love you.” Here their lips came to gether) and the report that followed was like pulling a horse's foot out of the mire. Weleft.

M WtllYIXw IX T1IK RorTII,—A letter from Newborn, North Carolina, sa>s that a considerable numls-r of young men whose regiments are about being mustered out—such as the47tli and tli New York and H7th Pennsylvania/ou aves—have made up th.-ir minds to stav in the country. There are too 1 tiiunv eligible openings to Is* reals “d. Thev are fast marrying the diseonaobite voui.g ladies and widows, and settling down for life upon the vacant farms i w hich on every hand invite their labor and enterprise. business ifard*. T. II. 1,0111A A I II.. wholesale druggists. AVlIRKI.INO, AV. Va. nAVK HF.Ml iA’FD TO Till iu ntav Wan-nsniis, No. Main MrMI 'O. l No. x ouiiii'i street »**.Alain street Knlrariee, next door to Ha lo t A Hopkins. ynllis|ssNfull> iliv Ifni f" all. tuaff. I. A I If IIII AA A IHNIIIIIJ.il. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, And Is-alers in Taints. Oii.s. pvt -mi i in mvir\i“. I’s sintiai imis. I'atknt Mmucinks, I’KIirt MKItA \Nl» pKl’M.ISlV Si N|il:l| s. ,te„ Ac.. No. m i nth i: i :t. a pin C. H. ItodTII. J. JR] i.a w\ ii. n.vrrn i.f. John mi i.ihnk. HOOT It. If ATTHI.I E A I II.. [.Viicc. njmirx to t i,niint ^fiiii'i, nR.At.RRR IX FAMILY GROCER IF P, Itoat tOores. I'rwIniT. KRFS1I A CIHFP MFA IV. K K If F A i asm p fkitin, Ae.. I Vna r Monro** and AVan r Stic* is. AV11TIT rSC.AV. A' A. IN 11'i re Is n AV lie rf l’i at. alal II Is 11 e do Ipn of Hie Him to do a I oiv aidlnu nlid n Illu sion and sterfme l.uslm-ss, m t ns SI* aieti-nl AueldsnIMl mini'll all tlCsmtl le iMelli l.In n pertalliini; thenjn. 1 liolesale Hr.A floods House. WM. DEVRTFS CO., .Vo. "I? JIV»/ flalliitinrt Ntrrrt, it xitimoiei:. mi*. K^FFP CONKTANTI.Y UN HAND A Inner nml nttinetlve -Im k of Foreign nml Po»n«i*tl;VFRV lilt Will OF’ lituditr** lierv n correct nml till ruble Sule I* r il> Knrtu nml T’lantatlon Sonins |*o*t office Nule*— linnker nml Jewel ers’ I kill i is—VVel mil limeters' Heims. Ac., Ac.. Ac. All of which are wnmmtisl Itt even- ptjrOe ttlnr. i'nil nml examine, oi-•‘ml for an Illus transl ami dcscrlptl** tiu ulnr. N II Tln*c Scales have nil wiil’eti pnii lmnersw lll llml uponexaniliiHtloll (s not 1 tie Wise will* Other wale* ollerisl foT sale iii this city, which an* tvpn-s-nt is I to “us gissl as Knlrhniik*’." *s ile with •"e t Iron laiktiutr-. cannot Uolumlily luxumte. s un OTT, SON a CO., K Wholesale TV iler* ill Itnnlnarr. SmMlery llnrsli* are. Ar.. for Market Mr.uris -t*.. op|m*1tc M l tire House, WlirellliK. W. Vn. mulU i*. c. iiiii>Ki 111 a mu., .v; Main hthekt, WIIK.KI.INtl, W. VA. Howe’s Standard Scales, May «>r fatti.k, platform,oohn tcr nml timrery Scales. iiiivti'ti turn M 11.1.1. Adopted hy the flovcmment a« the Htnml nnl Hcnlc*. Kvery Scale wurrantisl. P.O. Tt II.DKKTH A HRO fel/l Agents lot the MnnulnWiircr. Winf$ and liquors. IfKNKY KmKNTIMU A- A* l***N H. ROSENTHAL CO., I in port em .t Wlinloeile Deal* r> in Brandies, Wines, Gins, (|.l OII4U- HOI KBOX. lit i:. MONONO A II K I. A W II ISK Y, fnliiwhn Wine*. At*., Manufnrturrrs of Cider Vinegar. Domestic Wines ic., Xu. Jifii#i Stm t, dn room formerly nrcupldliy l'rvor.t Fn«t,l wuFEuyn, ir. va. rworu.\ uythf. uiiri:\um hi roimgi* ti.-r.-lofur,-. xI. ii'ImI to tliK lion--. wr hfiv«* w«*uiv«l i»M«* «»f tin* liun»fl ***V |ia-|li ,1 WlUvlHHINCM III tile «"»t> 111 have excellent fiu illtlii for r.v. i\mu shipping our ten. »l«. We have fltlwl up hoti*e in Hi,- Int, it anil nm»l nppiwvi-il m"‘ nor, for the manufacture of' It.we Wlilikr niul m,t»-rtor«1iloi 'W* The l»->t bramliof everythin* .k* *‘J In ii first claw liijiior store minimi.,Il> mi In,ml alul for ml,-at the low.sl prMw. i. i.r u IIKNKY WIIMI I.JIAI M. IlKnKIlK II I t.KK. H. SCHMULBACH CO., NO. Movhok St .".WirvY tJNU, Importers*1 filler* lit Brandies, Wines. Gin, Mononsnheli*. lieu r bon i«n*l It V K W II I H li V l r FKP C]nrr1rrt A firalm in AVirrP/rt it Pnmrttir WINES LIQUORS, Manufacturer* of 1* It F. C A T A W II A W INCH, Quincy Bt.bet. Main A Market Si*.. Wlim.lS'l.W. VA. KFKI* (XiNSTANTI.Y ON II AND IIKAN* •lie*. Hr-I Itch ami Irist, WhbJtl«». JaniaJca Rums amlCwnUal,l boavUW 1.Jumul lkair Urn WIiLikles. “'I'*'*

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II SklntfUigfum*. CAMPBELL A M'DERMOT, KUtTOR* ANt> PROPRIKTORM. HOMMl HllHMVk Jll.Y at. l'he follow tug rat*** of subscription to take cited from aud after the 1st day ot July, have l>cen agreed upon by the Publishers of th* Wheeling papers: DAILY, by mail, one year .six months 4 w tl»r**e mouths. 2 one month. »o bv t'arn« r> per week—.. 1>» TRl-WEEKLv one year l* h AX ttOUtlHi. three month*. 1 50 WEEKLY, one yenr.. -ix month*. 1 w

l'he BrlMSSl lr*»a Work* the Irwu Hii\. The sale i* ap I irently the re-nlt of a heavy loss made l>v the company between January and July of this year. A call for three hun dred an.l titty dollar* per share to sup pi y hnac* on the capital atock was voted down it -*-,iiis, and the property as all alternative goes into liquidation under tie loth Section of the general law of tb* state in relati«>u to corporation*. Th. r*‘ can I- no doubt ofthe value of th. Ik lnmnl Iron Work* a* a property.1 It ha* made immon-e profit- foritsow n r- during the war. and will nodmibt m:*kc money forth**-** into wlmae hands it may fall by virtueofth* sale »d vert is .1. It- l.mse- wc presume rvsult n*>t so much "on the operation- ofthe corpora te n -nice the tth of January "aa ou the -i...-k of raw material purvha-*-*l priori** that time. The I*— *>f nearly all *ini tlar (iimvriii the country over have oc eitmd in like manner. The great de cline in pur mm ha- l*een the trouble, -up* iinducing u- it *lnl a -till heavier decline iu the manufactured product, without a e**rre*q«otidiug decline in the price of labor. Hills it is dial the heavy losses of the nail nulls here ami elsewhere have l-ceii maile since January last. Their profits tor th. preceding six months have been pretty well wiped out. tine effect of the unnatural condition of the pr. s. nt market is to cause a general stoppage in the hope of uring a true relation of price* hereafter. If wages are to k«-ep up and raw iron to cease selling below the cost of production, nail* will ultimately go t*ack some distance on the scale ot six months ago. At present they are sold at a loss. The nominal price is five dollars, but actu ally they have been sold largely for four ae\eutv-tive. A very doubtful policy was that which put nails up to nine dollars per keg a year ago, intlat tng a* it did, pan pout*, the price of producing them. Iron went up and wages went up. but neither on me down as nails have fallen. The equality pre serve*! in the upward turn has lss-11 lost on the descent. What the mill men now desire Ls an equation again of tiie producing and selling price*, either by an advance in the price ol n i l*, or a reduction in the coat of pro wucum mem. to run awiucv running for several months pn*t Ls to ultimately go into liquidation, as the lielmont concern ha.* eonelmled to do. of course not many mills will choose to do that. Their true policy is to fol* tiie example of the cotton mills ami draw out of the market, leaving supply an I demand to restore them a fair margin of prurit. Then- is a man il'. st reactionary tendency in the price* of inuiiv leading articles of trade. In tot iron is the only prominent ex op tion. Print* and other cotton good* are now much higher than they wen last spring in fact fifty per cent.higher. The nee.-*.*;tries of life mi all high and firm at the prices askn un* the two rhm|»si article- going—a very unnat ural relation for the two articles. One «>r the other uiU't become dearer as sure a* cause and effect. Then* is no immediate prw|r_,U),i»o to U> placed in the City Treu »ur\,—Baltimore Paper of Saturday. I ferrtble Arrldrnt on the Central Ohio Kallroail. H*bl Persons KUIed anil Twenty-two Wounded. A terrible accident occurred last fri day at about live o'clock in the morning ou the Central Ohio road, neur the vil lage ..f Columbia, about acvonteeu miles this side of Columbus. The precise lo cality of the disaster is know n as Gran ville crossing. The Kev. Mr. MeC lure of this city was a passenger, to whom, in part, and to the editor of the Ohio State Journal, we are indebted tor the following particulars of the frightful accident: The train left the Columbus station on regular time, the passengers U'iug principally discharged soldiers of the 17th Ohio Veterans on their way home. At the place referred to, a few minutes after five o'clock, M. w hile moving at full speed, one of the forward truck w heels of the engine broke—nearly one third oft he w heel flying oil'—and in spite of all effort* to reverse motion and to put the brakes down, it went plunging forw ard, the pilot tearing up the ground stopping everything suddenly, and crushing the cars together. The Img gnge ear, express car, and two passen ger ears were throw n from the truck and driven ii|>mi each other. Manv of the soldiers were standing, crowded tog»*ther upon the platforms, and these were the ones injured, six of them were killed outright, and others horribly inanghsl. Tw o citizens an1 also reported among the killed, t*ne of these is ascertuiinsl to Is* the Kev. Mr. 1,. Mel oiin, of Tunica, LaSalle Co. ill. The other is an unknown person supposed to ha\e lss-n in the govern ment employ in the South. The names of all the soldiers killed could not at hrst U* asisTtaimsl amid the confusion, as the Is alios s.«m after the accident w ere claim. .1 by friends or relatives and taken home, but we give the following a- rcport.sl i>y telegraph last night: Michael Gimen, George Kutz.IL llar n-, 11. Kenney, Kaufman Ka.ler, and smith, all from laniouster and viciuity, and all formerly members of the 17th u. V. 1. There were twenty-two per sons iujuivd, thr.s> of them aerioualy. surgeons from the city and representa tive-of the soldiers’ Home were imme diately dispatched to the -ectie of disas ter as‘s.sin a- the news »;i> nssixisl here, and such can* and attention as was possible gixen to the wounded, Milliv III uinw it is very well known that .Mr. Colfax is excessively particular on the subject of the oath. In the last Congress lit risjuired every memls-r, befon* U*inu sworn in as a member, to take tin stringent oath of loyalty, lie will again, next winter, demand that every mem is* r shall lake this oath, and even if the clerk were faithless the conspir acy would fail, as the Republicans have the |M>wer to elect their candidates for speaker even II an me .Kiuiueni mem ber* were plans! upon the roll anil par ticipated in the election. I'mler any conceivable circumstance the organiza tion of the next House in a just manner is secure. What we have to fear is that a reconstruction policy, not founded upon justiia- to the colored ran*, w ill lie deliU-rati lv adopted hv a Republican f’ongn-ss. This can only l>c prevented by proving to representatives that their ooiistit oents desire the Isillot to be given to the black man. t nnl »l thunks. Wm hi.ino, W. V a., July £l, lKflo. Aililnrt fntrtHffmrrf Allow the officers of the Second West Virginia veternii infantry to tender, through your excellent paper, our sin cere thanks to Major J. W. Iteuzcll, Paymaster P. S. A., for the very prompt and satisfactory manner in which he has paid the bronzed veterans we have had the honor* of commanding. His affable and gentlemanly demeanor, and the rapid and accurate manner in which he has discharged his duties as Paymaster, bus made him an enviable reputation as an officer and gentleman throughout this entire department. Those of us, however, who knew of his great popularity us a staff' offiis-r in the Army ot the Potomac, and his gallant ly and bravery at the bloody battle at Malvern Hill, are not surprised at bis popularity as a Paymaster in Wcat Vir ginia. Jacob Wkddi.k, Lieut. Colonel. I). Bos we LI.. Major. B. tV. tTKTisa, Capt. Co. B. J. W. Pi.attkxbcko, Capt.Co.P. Wh. OraYCM, Capt. Co. C. Jauks W. Dalk, Capt. Co. A. C. L I.toll till KN, I.t. t o. C, and other officers of the Second W. Va. veteran infantry. Kiunorcd Tragisl.v In W nslilugtnii (•UBIy. It is stated that a fearful tragedy oc curred in Florence,Washington county, on Wednesday night last. The state ment is to the effect that Samuel De vore, a resident of the village, having suspected the tidelitv of liis wile, shot her m a quarrel, inflicting a wound which will probablv prove fatal. Soon after committing the deed, he left the house and was found dead, having blown his brains out with a pistol. We learn, on inquiry, to-day, that the ru mor has not yet been corroborated, al though it has not l*cen authoritatively 1 contradicted. Ifevore and his wife have U*vn b ulling a dissolute life for some time past, and their house was a nuis ance tothe neighborhood. Our \Hllouiil I'lnances—W hat is to be Done Neml Tin* Philadelphia Ledger says: “We have reason to know that a meeting or interview between the President ol’ the United States and certain prominent tinaneiers ami business men of the large cities is about to take place at the White House. The purpose is to de vise the best means to meet the require ments of the treasury, on some fixed policy of finance. One of the subjects for discussion and enlightenment is the present revenue policy, which is uni versally conceded to la* very imjierfect. It is clear that the Government must' take some early measures lor provid ing lor its future expenditures. Only about $JO,UUO,i»UU of the Seven-Thirty loan remains unsold; after which the treasury lias no resources beyond t cr titicales of 1 lldebtcdlicss. I ive liiolitlis must elapse la-fore further loans cun Ik* authorised by Uongress, during which period the deuiauds on the treasury will U- but little below those of the most costly period of the war. ordi narily, the payments of the Govern ment are four months in arrears of its expenditure* so that, for the next two months, the pavinelila must la* for the discharge of debts incurred from about the middle of March to the middle of May—a period during which the *-x expelldilures had not Is-en appr** childv reduced, and must, therefore, have lns>n at the rale of about $100,000. Uoo j«-r mouth. For the three months sue*-ceding, the expenses ot the iovern* uieiit will probably l*e less by one-third giving a total f**r that |*cri>*l of about >200,000,000; w liieh, l*e provided for up t210,000,000. Thus there remains iiIhiiiI $21*0,000,01*• unprovide*! f**r. Tin* Se cret arv has no means of nus-ting this large detici*,iicy lieyoinl tlo- issue ot On*-year t'ertiticaU-s of Indebtedm-ss; unless bt- should avail hiniM-lf of an important provision in the act of March, Is*'.,, known as the #000,uon,U»i loan act. That act nroTided as follows; “Any Treasury notea or other ohltRu tion> Is-iininr interest, issued under nnv act of Congress may, at the discretion of tin Secretary of the TreBaurv, and with the consent of the holder. Is* con verted into unv description of bonds authorized by this net; and no bonds authorizasf shall In?considered a part of the amount of *i,ooo,(shi hereinbe fore authorizeil.'' Now this authorizes the issue of bond* or Treasury note* m such form as the S)H-retary of the! renaurv may preacrltie 1—either gold or currency interest. It follow*, therefore, that the .Secretary may offer to take up the $luu,OU»,lltin, more or loss, of Cortillcutos of Indeht e)lness, l>y converting them into bonds of any class, that may prove as desira ble to holdcr* a* cash. This would en able the s»*cretarv to meet about }ltm, >as>.)a.*.* of the liu'hilitiea; ami, for tin1 rest—a bulauce of about ^HW,uno,0tX>— that could l e provided h>r by Certifi cates, without any Inconvenience to the money market, or any more loas to creditor* than lias been orilinarily con insted withCertilicates, say two or ihrot per cent, upon their accounts. More over. by adopting this course the out standing Certitioates an* converted int* a permament loan anil only Slim.utHi, non of the live month* disbursement* are throw n over to next year fnr per manent settlement. inste*ut, at 5o'clock P. M. For freight or paonge apply on board, or to BOOTH, BA1TELLE A CO., Ju24-2t Agents. 1 fttvc Advertisement?. G. F. MAYER SON, I ANT'FAITI RERS oE THE “WASH, j] erwoman's Friend,White Kxcelstoi lolly Soup," uacd expressly for washing clothing. It is said by all that imve tried It to lx* one of the best Washing Soaps ever offered for sale here. Please give It a trial and see for your self. Manufactured and sold by G. F. M AY1.H A SON, No. Main street, Wheeling, W. a. Ju2l-3m__ CHH.irKi N X VIIfti vt.i x NOTH EH CASK OF THOSE FINE Carriages Just received from the maim factory. 1>. N Icoi.i, ,v ItHu. T I 1 I A I' K E. Washington Hall. Jno. T. Hayvonp Manager. MlltHT NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT r ot the cek-blatcd actor, MU. THEODORE HAMILTON, w ho will api>ear as RICHIELIEU, In llulwer’s sublime play of tlmi name. The favorite cotnniedlenne Miss M. E. GORDON, as Julia de Mortimer. MRS. J. G. 8AVILLR, as Francois. MR. J. G. KAV1LLE, its Ik* Mauprat. MU. RAYMOND In two Piece*. To conclude with tlic lauglnilile farce of MtOW* ANDXWIIII. Mr. Brown Mr. Itaynioud. In rehersal the gn-ut sensation play* of the Nlrei't* ot New York. as plnyed In New Aork for six oonxsutlve UK tilths. Admission fdivnts; Reserved Scats T’i Oelll.H. I snip. o|n-u at 7'^ o'clock; to commence at s. Jy 31 NOTICE. Uf HERE AS, THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Tin* lu huont 1 n>ii Works Coin|Niny, ot Wheeling, West Virginia, at a mis ting held at the otlTce of Said coronation ill tin* eity (if Wheeling, ou the 3kh Jnly, 1SHS, |mv*hs1 the follow mg resolution, to w It: WlIkHllAs, the resolution rispilringthe tt*> Hesementand payment ot three hundnsl and tlfty dollars js*r slum*, to make g'««l the loss ol capital resulting on the o|jerattolls of tin* isirpomtlon slins* Jan. Ith, lxvi, not hav mg an iiimiiliuous vote, and therefore not Isdng adopttsl. It Is hereby Kiimli fil, Tliat thiscor|siratloti shall dlscon tiuue Its business ami go Into Imunsllute liquidation, In inssinlains* with the foth see tloll ot tile Act of tin* I i gtslatur,* of st Virginia, pass»sl October Jotli, Ist.i, n-gurdlng (xinHimtloiis; and tin Isianl of directors ot said corporation Is hereby uutlxirittd and dt ris-ted to pnssssl fofthw ith toelos,* and settle up IIS UUWIIW* It* '■**11 IS' |>l.lt I lUH'l*, III ”1 ,lance with said section uf siitd act; anti Unit tlie real mtntcantiappurteuam***ami chattel property shall sold on«»r l**fon* the 1st day ul isepti-inlsT next. We, the undersigned, appointed by said board t»t dIr,s*tors a committee to carry out said resolution, II.I. HKI.I. AT AI (TIOS, at the front door of the Court House, In the city of Wheeling, on Tuesday, the ‘."Jil tiny of tngiist. Istl.'i, salt* to commence at In oVI-n-Ic, A. M all that valualdc realtsttale and appurtenances In the rith Want of the city of Wheeling, known as The Belmont Iron Works and Nail Factory, Bounded as follow*: west t>y the Ohio river, north by Id vision stmt, east by Main street, arid south by the property of Messrs, Caldwell a Lament) i. AI.SU. the foal Mine In said Want, now aorktsl by said corporation, and the railway connecting suld mine and the rolling mill. AlJst», the real estuteand coal property 1* longing to said corporation In ami adjoining South Wheeling, including that let'emly pur chasisi of I*r. J. t'. t .implied, anm puny. in.i td LAI Gil LI N'M OLD HOME BITTERS, i*U_ PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. To Cure lly spc|i»ia To 'urr Ilyspi-psia To Cure 1 iys|**j.'iu To Cnn* liysjs'p'ia IV the 1)1*1 Home Hillers. 1 s*i the i ild Home Hitlers. 1 sc the i Mil Home Hillers. I'm* the Old Horne Hitlers. I 'sc the Ok! Home Bitters. Kor Hcartliurn and Flatulence For HeartImrn and F latulelire I'or Heart hum ami F'latulenoH F or lirurtlmrii amt Flatulence I'm* the Old Home Billers. Cm* the Uhl Home Hitter*. I'm* the* Md Home Billers. I the Uhl Home Bitters. I’se the Uhl llolue Bitters, Iiossof Appetite laws of Appetite law. of Appetite Miss III AIMalllC Rest‘>r**» 1 by Old Home Hitlers. Itefttonsl by Old Home Hitter*. Restored by Old Home Hitters. R**stoivd by uld Home Hitters. Restored bv >ld Home Hitters. Tile Weak made Strong 11 Tbe Slek made Well!!! The Old made Youug!!! Tile l>c|irih»1 Tonic for Fevers. It is a gol for acidity of Htoinach. It Isa healthy stimulant. It Is chemically ismipoumled. li lean elegant Preparation. Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally. Manufactured onlv bv LAFUI/UKh A HI'S II FI EI.D, jn.'i Wbeellt^, W. va. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT JOHN ROEMER CO.’S, Nos. 11 A 11 Main hired, CENTRE WHF.F.UNO, UJF. TAKE PLEASURE TO INFORM our friends and customers, and the Failles In particular, that we are receiving dully large additions of choice and desirable Fancy ami Domestic Dry Goods, all of which we Intend to sell I'henp for I'ash, wholesale and retail, fall soon ami see for yountelves, and oblige JOHN ROEMEH A CO. jUjM__ _ _ PUBLIC SALE or— Government Horses Mules. AaaisT. Quartermaster's Office, lT. H. i Whui.ino, W. V a., July £2, 1NS5. IN ACCORDANCE WITH INHTRlf I lions reeeiveil from Chief Quartermaster lsp.utment West Va., 1 will sell al Public Auction, ou Wheeling Island, commencing TIGBItAY. At'M’NT lal, Ihka. At 10 o’clock A. M., a large lot of Horse* and Mules. Most of the animal* uiv serviceable and tit for lmmeiliale use. Hale to continue from Uny to day until all the animals are sold. TFItMS—fash, in Government Funds. li. H. GARDNER. ('apt. and A. C. St. Gko.JR. Wickham, Auctloner. Jnai-lOt 1 NEW GOODS. \\riDE BELTINGS, 11 Trimming Rlblion, Edgings and Inserting*, Just received by Ju'H I). NICOLL 4 BR0. I flru #ood$. GEO. R. TAYLOR. bKAl.ER IN Foreign Domostic DRY GOODS! M'MTREI.ENN III.U li Ml.lt, BU T AND BROWS Ml.K, ORGANDIE BOREN. Wilh SHAWLS to niHt y GEO. R. TAYLOR. 1 IlOMPttOVA French Elastic Spring Skirts, I N NEW SHAPE. 8-4 WHITE BAREGE, BOM IIAZINK, BLACK CHALLIE, Just received by UEO. It. TATLOR. For Rent. QTKIRE ROOM WO MAIN BTREE1 ij I’i A Knox Imimsliutc l**n Ha- 1st day ot September, 1 Hh‘>, and il)«>n ail taxes and llcems’ssn assessed which are not iwycd to the proper officer on or I ■•foie the 1st day of ictolicr following, there shull Is- tddisl -until |»il'l Interest thereon from tlie said 1st day of October, at the rate ol eight 'I |ior cent, per annum. s«s'. j. Tills Onfluance shall be In force on ami after Its |iMMage. Bassist Julv IS, ISfti. 11. K. I KI NY. i JuiS! Jt_ tty fleik. t A Kir. rnME SISTI Its or *T. JUHF.FH BE*. I leave to inform their friends and tlie nubile generally, that they have rr-o|«-tied wheeling llo-iiitnl for the reception >>t all patient* not afflicted with eontagiou* diseases. The strietest attention will be paid tmaery thing connect«sl with the welfare oi patients entrusted to their enre. Terms modenite and proportioned totheacnihiodnUoii rwpiltvd. The si.st.Ts would avail themselves ot this 1 oiiortunlty to reiurn their thunks to tlie Medlctd i’aeulty ot Wheeling, lor the jwitron age U-stow.si oil tlieli Institution previous to II* ny till' .Military uuinonilcs.nl i which they hope to experience a renewal henceforward. TlieClly i uuniliu* leaves Hie Hospital for Rltchietuwii every alternate hour from o'clock a. in. to a j>. in. Wheeling Hospital, July 22, IHttY Ju22-lw Washington Nurseries. rnilK EM >EKMIf Farmers ami linipe i Growers in Uie vicinity of Wheeling, to u I large anti varied assortment of Trull Tits* ami Native Grape vines, including a fine stock of IVIaware and OnneonlGrapi>. Also, simile and ornamental trees in great variety. All tillered ou reasonable terms, onlers delivered at Wheeling free of cl targe. J. B. WIL8UN, Jn2"J-Cin Washington, rn. NESBITT BRO., No. IH Main Ntreel. 4 cnlre M heeling. West Va. Mauufaeturers of A Dealers in all k intis of Tin Sheet Iron Ware, .Stoves, {trass, Copper anti Enamled Kettles, Fruit Cans, Table cutlery, lirittania Ware, Lamps, 4'itrbon Oil, Ae., Ac., Ac. I.WAYfi ON HAND, A LARGE AND XI complete sortment of Uie above, ami every thing else in our llneof business, w lilt'll wc will sell lower for cash than any other house In the city. All good* wild by us an- wnrrnnt»st. JuJSl 11 non joit. f 1 ENTS. HEMMED LINEN HANDKKR VI elilefs, ut old prices. Two hiiudnd ami fifty dozen Ladles' Linen handkerchiefs at If! ami ilc. Handsome hemmed, stitched handkerchiefs at 37‘.e. my 11 _jTa. RHODES, j BOCklNiEs AROMATIC HI.At K KERRY CORDIAL l» acknowledged to be Uie beat preparation of Blackberry ever offered to the public. Diarrhea, Dysentery und all bow el eompalnt* are cured after a few doses. ITe pared ami sold at E. BOOKING'S Odd Fel lows' Hall Drugstore. lyls KENDAI I AM BOLIN I -II RLING'H Ambrosia, antharida! Hair Gloss, Phn itin's Hair Invlgorator, Clirlstodoro’s Hair Preservative. Jerome's Hair Color Restora tive umi Invlgorator Heimstreet’s Hair Re storative, Eureka Hair Restorative, Miller's Hair Invlgorator. Mrs. Allen’s Hair Restorer, sold at Er BOCKING’8 Odd Fellows’ Hail Drug Hlore. _ CJOZODONT A FRESH SUPPLY JUST O received at K. BOOKING'S, old Fellows' Hall Drug Htore. _ It It I SHIS. Hitt SHI s. Cl HOE Brushes, superior quality. O Scrubbing Brusht*, superior quality, doth Brush**, superior quality. Hair Brushes, superior quality. The Is*t uiHorUuent In the city. _ For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO., and LOGAN, LIST A CO. Wnrlunt fxiferittf. A. J. ADAM*. WM. St. DITTMAB. A. M. ADAMS CO. t AH IIIII A II1.1: Merchant Tailors, AND DKALkRS IN GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, N«. 311 Water HI reel, WHEELING, W. VA. Ur E H A VE J 1ST HE* El V El) AND A HE receiving one of HieAnt*l,»>orted. living exclusively In the 1 I.>tlilhg business we can furnish the above to 1 lietlcr advantage to dealers and ou better terms titan can U' had elsewhere We have the meet complete *u>u-e In the rl?v, h* we ticught onr goods when gold whs hi the lowest. We have a large stock of Ready Made Clothing nnd we are filing these goods as low as any other house in the trade, without any excep tion. mr connections with the Hast are such that we nre tit le 10 offer SUPERIOR INDUCE M ENTS to parties in need of goods In our line. We shall spare no pains to maintain our reputation fir keeping the larg.-st, flm—t and cheapest stork of goods In our line In the city, to which we Invite the attrition of f'LUMfc. BUYERS. We buy exclusively for Cash. especial attention gives, to the fll.lng of orders. UNIFORM SUITS Made to order on abort notice, aps-ttm A. M. A DAMN MERCHANTS A MECHANIC* BANK, I WllFFLINO. |sth Julv, I1*.'!. I rpHE DIRECTOR* OK THIS BANK H AVE I declared a dividend of four 1 percent. on the capital stock, out of the earn lugs of the last six months, free of Stale and Federal tax: payable to the stockholders, or their legal representative*, on demand. folWlw s BEADY, Cmhltr Notice to Agents of Insurance and Express Companies. WuicFi.i.Mi, Wrxr VinoixiA. 1 Ai'hiTuu’H Orncr, July li, is*.'., f A'OEK ATTENTION IH CALLED TO THE 1 uro\ lslona and requlrens nt i "An art to amend the law concerning Inna rnnivand Expnw Compnnh-*.” \-bulbs* agents have complied with llie nspilrcincnn, of said not, notice Is hereby gl\cn to Mich an have not made returns tot fib ft lee according to law. Hint unlc-» the full return* due from them respectively, *inee the passage 01 snld act are made w*>ii, the |ietialty for sneli 1 failure will lie enforced. J. M. MeWIIORTER, Jyl*-lw_And! tor. Proposals for Building School House. Ci KALE!) PROPOHAL* WILL BE RE i’ i lYKI) by the'undersigned until Erl I day, July liMh, for building uschool house on the Island. Bids tor the construction of the whole building, or for the brick, stone, car penter and other work. separately, will lie received. The is-rson or la-rsou* to whom llie eontniet shull la- awarded, will be nv luirisi to commence the building immediate ly, and to complete the same without delay. The plan and -ix-ciDcutfonsciin la- seen at the office of Mr. Itlekel, Clerk of the Board Education. S. MCCLELLAN, «.Ko. K. WICKHAM, J. M HICK EL. J Corn in tsal one la Of Madison Township. 1 jySMt German Speaking Class. rnilE UNDERSIGNED, A GERMAN I Teacher In tilt* city, rinding it very ne cessary to give those who have studied and an* studying the German grimmar.au op-, portnnlty to improve alaoTn speaking that language, tiitemls to organize a German Speaking Claw, next September, for young gentlemen and ladien, and, if It should be re Hiilrtsl, to children also, but separately. Those w ho wish to Join such a class, are reoucsted to see him at fils residence in Nortli Wheeling, opposite Mr. Irwin, to make the necessary arrangement. Jy'Ji-'iw _ J'HH. G. FREDERICK. Sundries. I AWSOJTH SUGAR CURED HAMS, lV Sugar Cured Beef, Potomac Shad, Potomac Herring. No. i Mackerel, Washington Mill* Flour, Lovering's Steam Syrup, For sale by R. J. SMYTH, Jy IS Comer Market and Quincy Sta. MR, WM. C. HAND LAN having pur chased the Interest ol Mr. W. W. Miller in the tlrni of Pryor, Miller A Ct>., the busi ness will be continued under Uie flrtn of, Pryor, llandlan A Cb._JuH BOTTLE WAX, BOTTLE W AX, mi LBS. cheap Bottle wax, for fruit Jar*. OlMf For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO., and LOGAN, LIST A 00., Ju7 Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling BACON. 1 o CASKS SHOULDERS. HI Ij Tierces Plain Ham* 10 Tleree* Canvassed Ham*, luu uiocn clwr siilffk JuKt received by P LIST, MOKK1HCN A CO. Wusiral instruments. THE CHEAPEST PIANOS! In the Market, are A. H. GALE CO.'S New t.iilftryuO Kcale,bc\en Ortav* MONITORS! The l*uhllc»r*> reoueatH to txnu.lL* n,« saiu|.iii uow on han't. WM. KNABE CO.’S GOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS' ARE KNOWN T*» BE THE BEST JNSTRl MHNT MANUFACTURE, AND viu. RECOMMENDED AH SUCH BY ALL FIRST CLASS MUSICIANS. A FULL STOCK ALVA YS ON BAUD. Other Good Piano* fur Sal* at »«rj It. a»onuble Price* WOid Inttruinenu taken In Exctan*eat their Full Value. JEMS U MELLOB. No. 13*. Main Street. Hole Agent for Wm Knaiic A«».'» I’laucH, and Mason and Hamlin’*Cabinet Onp*n*. NEW STORE' NEW STORE" Music and Variety No. UR Main Ht, a trove Monro*, near Stela Clothing Houae. E. A. WEBER, mEACHER i»F MUSIC AND "R«*lN>: 1 exte naively known la thladty and |i“i Ity, l»v leave to annnuniv t!mtTo-'l‘ i. ROW, TUfc>HAY, THE *»h INHTAVl will open lit* new Music and ara ty w here lie w ill k*s.p on hand »n ae- nii of Pianos, among them Hiclnway’».ane*t Instnnlinn 11*«■•*«. ai lnt.*t Sheet Publications, Violin*. '.rntx Klut**, Aoconkson* aud U*nj,Glee Clubs,and ocwM la*** tlteii.l r Arrangement* are also being made renting out Plano*. _, K.-epIng only Hie l>e*t of GoodfOn ban having adopted Hie motto of quick small nroflt*. Iieing always up to the llim f he re«|w*tfuily U*|»-aks the patmtiHge of m* public. E-A-w EHbK i WillT.Llxn, W. Va.. June t-th, 1 I! To Soldiers!~ Walt ham Watchos. I**t. every soldier before he returns Icne provide himself with an American Watch no Isiller um can la* made of money I halt to In visit It In one of llieae durable and accurate time-pieces. It la a kind of property that eonsUiutly returns good Interest, and Its mon ey value Is so well known that a pocket full of silver dollars wouldn't lieu* useful M41I1I by all rcapectahle Watch dealers. THE A4IEKH WATCH I Jutl~lra2p office, 1*2 Broadway. N c. II. DEITERS CO. STAR CIGAR FACTORY. MANL'FACTCHERH ANT) DEAI-EiO* IN all kinds of Tobacco, Snull and tjS»™ I A Iso on hand and for sale Kentucky and ODW seed Ic«f, Wholesale and Retail, j N. B.~All orders promptly attended to No. 43 Water street, a few doors north 01 the Hprigg House. JuW-Un Smithfield Property for Sftlfl The srBSTRiBERs’wn.i, offer at private sale until tin* 29th ln»U thepb'l _ tv Including what Is left of the BHI Omul buses pasa (he door hourly dunng day, affording an opportunity to ..llOUt gaged In the city, to reach their home wit the toll of walklmr. __ VVR JulH-I w* ELIZABETH WAONFit .tfAIIA «-aa KEGS ASSORTED HIZE>, AT 5U0 ILI8T, MORRISON 00.

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ypfrtiit Hotires. —^orittv l«M Till. II UK. l'uuu Cream for the Hair. Oooa tram lbr the Hair. 4w*r wtth roar Orer Halt. A way with your Urey Hair. So mow rancid Pomade*!! S*o mow rancid Pomades X0U want -omelhiug elegant, T, voo adimue deiKkww Perfume, vj0 doww soft and silky Hair. If Toa want T grow w,nt to prevent premature Baldness. ‘/too want to be rid of thnulrufl, rtw the Coco Cream, fse the Coco Cream. I'sc the Coco Cream. Use the Coco Cream. Use the Coco (.Yearn. J5 cento a bottle. l u'.NKV ER— That splendid preparation for the Hair, which Ls fast becoming so popular, uai so much enquired for Vo one who ha* used it will ever give up tt* use. H a a Vegetable Compound, and contains 0, injurtou* properties whatever, n w 111 restore O ray Hair to its original color. It will prevent the Hair from famiia oof. makes Uie Hair to grow on Bald Head*. It cleanse* the Heal» and makes the Hair and lustrous ami silken. i. nasplendid Hair iWewMng. _ i ivniimm’iidul and used by the first ,-d authority In the eountw. articular to ask for Hlus\ m;n *Hi.r JJ/us Haik Ha.vs.wnK. a* lh«-w to a U. fUuiS* Imitation In the market. Viade liv all I vuiKtou*. f It. P. H ALL A CO.. Proprietor*. Nashua, V. H. r H LtkiWAtCi. and I.ikJAN. LIST A wheeling, W. Va.. Wholesale Agents. jull-kw___ IOLUITI.W HON FT MOP. ■p.tsfelehrahsl T» >1 LET SOAP, in such uni rrmlikmand. to made from the Choicestma ra: And KMOI.IJKXT In Its na !un, FKAOKANTLY HCKNTKlf. iuid ex ;nrt.,v HENEICl \L in Its action upon the kin for sale by all I»rug«lsl» and Fancy UhAOmtoM. marli-iy Epileptic Fit* ewn he Cured! 1 PR LiCKltoW having become emiuent f aaciswdtal in caring this terrible malady, ■rites all shnilarly afflicted. to .-alt or send rrolato of reference* and testimonial* of mnnereusease*eared ot !rom one t«» twenty t 4i*o y the report of caws tnatcd. truthful ndvwr to ttie married, tn.ltii.we (smteniphitina marriage, who en tertain dont.fs «*f their pliysicai condition. N ut tier of pudaige to any address, on re ceipt of cent*, in stamps or postalcurrency, na lat v;1 'i\. N 'l ikh n I *ne, Albany, V Theauth.-r may hetsinsiiltid upon any of the deea**-* upon which hh Uw.lt treats, cither per*, ally or hy un"\ autl niedk lnw sent to til V i«irt of the world. iuarU-.inklv females fcat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, a* they nrr sure to bring on Mis wtrttge, but at even- other time, and iu eve rt '>th. r case, they are perfectly safe. Inst! ease* of Nervous and Spinal Aflec Utw*. Pain* In the Hack and Limbs Heavl- tes. Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation efttic Heart. Luwtkw of kplriis, Hysterica. Nvk Headache, Whites, and all llie puiniui whirs occaspnnd by a disordered system, h**** Pill* w ill effect a cure when all other awsiw have failed. Eutt dmett .imin the (Kuuphlet an >und each IMckage, which should be preserved. sold by all Druggist*. Price «*ne Dollar tier bottle. N .V rtllt.d N Hrt \g« nt, J"K \1 tsj 5 Cortland* St., V. Y. N. R—}).(•• aixt sn (Mistage stamp*. cm lu*»d Many authoriAsI agent, w ill lnsun* h bottle «ncitainingo\(-r flrty 1*111*. by return mail. FKIAHI.IMIIt.lt IK 1st?. PijeratLess tbau Manufacturers Prices! To CmwectuM WIh the Combined .tf.mopty for High Pricey. I 'MfTF.R THE L VRUEST AND BF>T \s 1 Sried stuck of PAPER of every desert p twn m >w fmrud In this country. Book** Her*. "Utkweis. Printer* ami Bluders will save Mary i»y first examining niv stock. Order* h mail promptly till**I. A. p. H A Rib WboUwale Pm»*r Dealer, uKlm-Jme __ Township Meetings. IT A MEFTINO i>K THK BOARD OF a **parvi»nrs of Ohio county held on the lay of June. 1*»BV, That thi» ifcsird recotnmed to the f-' acus (if the different Township*. to |«erleet urgaulzatlon Immediately. T weure uniformity of action In all the xtiships throughout the county It Is reooin -u.deI that the nullified voter* of each TV, 7*t at 10 o'clock a. m,on Monday, July n, at the nsr»|*vtl\e Township '■••Utiiftem, e' itcUitate Oo«in Snprrvto'r should J"eOd«ril to lav before the meeting In hi* r *n*hip the am-wed nine of Real anti Fer ol**w>nJ*’rt' 1,1 hi-Township, ami tinmen the Township Committee trt -tne tntsdlng what amount It will Is* neees Ui levy on the taxable pro|»-rtv of the »n«idp t., meet the no-saarv expenditunw .'"ySSiPlIw J.f. HVPP. Prvs't. w hiuhS i hrk. julVtlAwtlld Wanted Immediately. Min Mil.» WlsR p,, EMI auk in a wyltiiii limn**** Lv u Mi ll Ha y »lt» to u to-r y a small in letlt Ui u.vdnl te franklin House IIAn/• "e* AK. a. o/.js and examine stiine til (teat important, and useful, new inveu I* *|r dWMislw use til the ;tge. A tltKOp LL“nl|y N otT. r.s| fur enterprising men «»l u o-.'* 1 tiMtal, to make money, either nt'Mln* (.r l.,.lt!'m in the city or tsaiii „,_APl*»y to j. i>f NKK. Jr. Fmliktln House. _kkJ*tate and t utility Rights for sale. DISSOLUTION. I ift.r““*i RUdes A Warfield Is tins d:t\ X ,“,**vwi v iinitual'isinsent, either party str.(.nzid to settle the Uxksof said tinn F. P. KHol»FX u., i mm. k. warkif.ld. June 3th, ISA's. J ,A^"*les ti 1\ ing piirvlcewsl Ihest'H'ko ,iaH W.th him hr 1! Kli.«l*-», lor tlie purj*'** a |us op w Hw Kadrsaui Depot. Juil :er cent, amounts to One cent perday on a fro note. Two cents per day on a SlflO note. Ten cent.* per day on a fried note. Twenty cents per day on a $1000 note, t »ne 1 Millar per day on a friddd note. Notes of all the denomination* named will is- promptly furnished upon receipt of sub script ions. Tin- Notes of this Third Seri** are precisely simitar In form and privilege* to the Seven ThirtU* already w*M, except tiiat thoGovem meiit reserves to Itself the option of (siying Interest in gold coin at d per cent., instead o( 3-ldths in currency. Ht»lisrrlhers will deduct tlie interest in -ss titan SiH'.mi.urn of the Ixinn authorize by Congress are now on tlie market. TIiLs amount, at the rate at which it Islielngab sortsd, will all be subscribed for w ithin sixty day w hen the notes w ill undoubted!)’ com mand a premium, as hat* uniformly been tlie ease on closing the suliscriptions to other hums. In outer that citizens of every town and s*-o tion of the country may tie afforded facilities t provide for the circula tion and redemption thereof, approved June id, ls,.|, and ha* complied with all the provis* ions ot -aid act, requfr.sl to tie complied with U ;ore commencing the business of Hanking, under sai.i net. Now, therefore. I. Freeman i "lark, t’omp frolb-r of t lie t ‘urrenev, do heu-bv certify that THE M I IP II 1- NATION \I BANK (>h wpvr YlKiilNI VT WHEELING,” iii the i ttv or Wheeling, in the »Vanity ot Ohio and state of West Virginia, is author ized to commence the business of Hanking under file act aforesaid. In tesUmony whereof witness my luuid and of i irfi.H- thLs'JMli dav of June. IttKV KICK KM AN (I.ARK. Compt’r of the (‘urrency. The Merchants’ National Bank of West Virginia, \T WIIKF.TJMi. TEK.UMTtY OK TIIK I’NITKD ST VTES, 1*1 vision ok N ation vt. Banks, Washington, June ’JMh, lsii. J IT is HKRKBT KRTtriFDTHAT ’Till Herclinnl*' National Biuikuf H«sl Nirainia. at AA heeling. H. A a., a Ismk tug a*GH*iat inn organized under the ad "T« provide a National Currency, secured l>v pUilge of C. S. Ronds, and to provide for tin cirx*tnation and reileniptlon thereof," al'prov „1 June :t, WH, having complied with Hie re quirements of Section 4» of said aet and a'it I the regulations of this department made it pursnanee thereof, has this day I*vm destgnat «sl a> a de| it'd ton of Public moneys ex r»ss-ipts fn>m Customs mid by \lrtueof mtn designation will also beetnplnyed us a Kinau rial gent of the Government. xgmsl.l P. I HPINNKH, ,4,i nmwwr.a, The National Bank of Wesl Virginia, AT AA II I I I.I NIL imct OK i OUKTKOI.’R ok Til* ’t'KKKNTY, Washington, July llth, i \lrHKRFAS, RY MMlNKACTttKY FVI YY deiuv pi -chti d to the illidcRUghisI, i I lie N al ion al Hank ol Wesl Airgtnin. al AA lieel log.” in the City of YVlieeling, in the Coun ty of Ohio. ;uid State of Wesl Virginia, lia l»s-n duly organized under and according t u pledge of l nlhst States Bonds and to prov ide tor the circulation and nsienip 11 km thereof." iHmred June Jnl, WLtn has is nn pi us I with all tlie provisions of sai1 I tanking under salt art. Now, tliercfnre, I, Fns'tnan Clark, Comp trollei "i tin unvney, do lieivliy .-»*i t it> tha I he National Hank of W«i Atrginla al AA heeling. In the City of Wheeling, ii the County of (*hlo, and State of West VIr gima, is authorized to tsuumenue the bosl in -s of Ranking under the act aforesaid. _ In testimony wlien>f witness m; i i h ind aiut seal of oflhv this llth da; juls nhi i ompt'r uf the Currency. North Wrstkrn Hank or Virginia, Wheeling, 'V. Y’a., July IN 1N»»- i a ,n \m> inn thk asm dw till. I lie Nh lo.o.l Hank or AAesI Alrgini*. a Wheeling. Depositor* and .comets in dell I are herein notified that balance of aosiuni will tie transferred to the new orgunizatio that day. I‘rafts, checks, Ac., should b drawn CLVordlngly. J. W. PAXTON, Pres't. UlBfSON LAMB,Cashier. I JylH-lw durational. Wheeling Female College, W II I I I.I M.. W. VA. rpHls INSTITUTION, CHARTERED 1 with full collegiate powers in 1*14. and i recently reorganized under a new Board of Director*, will be opened as a collegiate insti tute on the 11 ret Wednesday in September next The buildings are now being tho roughly refitted and newly furnished throughout. 1 In the liberality of its arrangements, in the extent and comprehensiveness of its course of study, in its methods of tuition and gov eminent, and in the ability ami experience of it* board of Inst ruction, the public may rely I upon its icing a first-class seminary. Having had many years ex|»ericnce in eon I ducting leading Educational institutions in the Eastern and Middle State*. 1 leel assured tliat with the liberal patronage and the ear nest co-operation of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity, the College w ill soon l*- able to extend to young ladies all t he facilities for an accomplished education to tie found out*id 1 of our eastern metropolitan uitica. It affords me the highest sati*fs.oUuii to be able to annouuce the engagement of a corps of teachers of distinguished ability, expe i rienoe and reputation. A Normal Department will he organized at an early day, liaving especial reference to the preparation of young ladies for the busi ness of teaching. A Preparatory Department will lie opened for such Misses as are too young to enter the collegiute. The Institution will be conducted upon Protestant, but not upon denominational principles; tile icudiug churches of this vtclni-, ty. Die Methodist, the Preabyterlun and the Episcopalian, Ic-iug represented in the Faeul ty. EXPENSES PER QUARTER i Tvition—First Preparatory, Second Preparatory, 87; First Collegiate, ifs; N*cund Collegiate, Junior, fltc Senior, 812 jo; Latin, French, Herman, or other language,^ Ex|>erimental Sciences, 82 extra, each; Draw ing, 8.S; Painting in 11, 81b: I’a-stel, ?lt>; Cray on, N*; Music, on Piano, *10; Use of Instru ments .jo; Visitl Mils c, ?lo; Fuel, 2d and !id i (juaners, ji» ceuts each matter. bo vko—FU>; Fuel and Light*.$3; Washing, V,; Wceklv lioanl, from Monday to Friday lltg)lt,»>7 .jo; Fuel uud Light*. 8-1. bill* U >tli for tuition and I mid payable in all cases ai the oouuncueenient of tlie «iunilcr— Sept. wh, Nov. 1.3th, Feb. 1st and April lsth. l. c. Loomis, a. m. Si. d., July 20,18(15. President. Speci w. Notice.—Having to in- absent from tlie 2jt)i lust, to Aug. loth, application may he nutde in the interval to Hon. c, 1>. HuhUird, President, or toj. E. Wilson, Kstp, Secretarj lioanl oi Din-ctoi*. JyaPU MORGANTOWN Female Collegiate Institute. Rev. r exiwitencnl and m> eouiplislusi Teachers. Course of study tlior I ougli and extensive. OU.VAM ENTAL BRA NCHES Embrace Piano. Melodcnn, ttultar and Yoeal Music. Drawing and Painting in Oil and Water Colors, etc. The facilities of this Col lege for acquiring a thorough, ornamental and solid education are unsurpasstsl In (In state. Eidti'Y DOLLARS Invariably in advance) pa\s all expenses in the Roardiug 1 H-|ntrt mciit, exivpt washing, per term 11 week*. The Matron is an accomplished and Chris tian lady. Parental care exercised over the voung ladies. NORMAL DEPARTMENT Will ts* ojientsl for the Iwtietlt of Teachers and th«*s' u tshing to engage III the profession. Next session commences the first Monday in September. Now is the time to educate. The Free Sellout system makes a demand in our new 1 State for from six to ten thousand teachers, at from f£> to t*iio |s*r month. These of use/tilnrss, honor ami i>rojit let II be Jilin I f If We do not qualify our ctitldreii to take them, thev must lake lower iKJuitions. HON. W.T. WILLEY, Ju.i-lw li.Mil. tit I»*stid of Trustees, W. Va. Business College, I l.oenletl at If mibrook's Buibliinj, .Vo. US’ Main Street, Wheeling, H'. I’d., x*KMEKLYCONDCfT’EDRY 1.1. UITi’H COCK, now under the management of W. l’ryor, will resume its next session on the 1 1st of'August. 1st,. Ttie same literal and scientific course of Instruction as heretofore so stuNvssfully pursued, is now pursued by the present anisvssor, in Importing a knowledge l of Kook-kecidtig, Penmanship and Political Et'onomy. In addition, there will Is* given lectures on the sulijist of Physiology, snow ing in a politico-economical sense, the inifis )>en table IHs-essitV Of a knowledge of the laws of health In the struggle for success and pre eminence in business. There will also l>e ,tffer ,sl to voting ladies and gentlemen desirous of Improving themselves in French, the Classics and English llteniture, and any of the sci ences, an afternoon school, from past 1 ocl.sk tot. jylUmW. PRYOR. The People’s Bank. \FFICE, No. ta» MAIN ST.. WIIEELINO, l r W.Va. Money recelvis! on de|H*lt. In terest paid on special deposits. Notes and hills discounted. Exchange bouglitand sold. Collect ions at home or from abroad promptly attended to. DIRECTORS. John Itel.l, Christi:in llesa, J. T. s»s,tt, John Vockler.t Sam'l J. liiyd, Richard Carter. JOHN REID, IWt. JOSI AM I'PDEORAFF. Cash'r. my9 MVMM It t Mi or WHEPJJNa Onire. Main SL, between Monroe anti Quincy. MONEY RECEIVED oN TRANSIENT 31 liepoaite. Interest paid on Special De isislts. Collections promptly attended to. Ex. hang.-on the East I",tight and sold. THtiS. II. LIST. President. SAM'Ll’. 111LD1 UxTli, Treasurer. Jan 14- 1 NATIONAL BANK OF WHEKI.INO. Designated Depositary U. S. CAPITAL PAID IN,.$30,0110 OAITAL AVTHORIXED. .'slts. Polks' lions made, and ]»rn tdiall neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than ten days, it sludi is* the duty of the collector or hi* depu ty to !*«tue to such person a uot ice to lx* left at his dwelling or usual pirns* of biadnei**, or Is* scut by mail, demanding the pay incut of said duties or taxes, stating the amount tlier»s»f, w ith fee of twenty cents tor tlur Issuing and «**rv ice of such notice, ami with four cents for each mile actually and mss'**irily travcksl in serving the same. And if such i**rson* shall not pay the duties or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid, and the fee of twenty cents and J mlloage ns aforesaid, within ten day s after the 1 service or the sending hy mail of such notiei*, it shall lx* the duty of the oolleetoror hisdepu tv, tQ collect the said duties or taxes, ami fee of twenty cents and mileage, with ten jst con turn |M*ualty as aforesaid. I will Is* at Hctiwoisl July 2Dd, at Mounds* vllle 2>tli and 'Aith.at (lien Easton :27th, at Camemn 28th and 29th, at Dallas, AnttwtM and 31 till o'clock ami Horn brook's, .Inly ■Jit h and '/7th JAH. ORK, ini i d.v wtlaug'.1 Collector 1st Dish W. A a. I HII.ItHf.VN COK IIIA I IXT RECEIVED Another k>t of Wrought »J Iron Wheel Coaches for children, by Jt*C oraVks. Je*‘5 No. .’it Monroe street Washing Malle Easy. J fniMK AND MONEY SAVED BY PSlNfi I Babbitt’* New York Soo^s ^tilve^a jrial. P I j>18. The Latest News. BY TELEGRAPH. Northern Emigration to the South. Gov. Perry’s Speech. Scarcity of Food in Georgia and Alabama. IlAIl.ltOAI) ACCIDENT. President Johnson Gov. Browulow Attorney Gen. Speed on Cotton Claims. The Monroe Doctrine. Reinforcements for Gen. Sheridan. GOLD CLOSED AT 142 5-8. Guerrilla Thieve* in Louisiana—-A Mn the complaint of a white man, and mi introducing as his only witnesses several colored men, was informed that lheir depositions would not Ixi heard by llie court. Oil communicating the fiict to the of ficer of the Freedinon’s Bureau, station 'd at Alexandria, that officer iminedi iitcly repaired to the court room and moved a discontinuance of the trial, on Llie ground, that, under the provisions i*f a circular from Gen. Howard's head quarters, tlie local courts havenojuris ilielion in such eases. The officer of the Freedman’s Bureau being instructed by said circular to adjudicate all difficiif lies arising lietween negroes or lietween negroes and whites. The justice still persisted in proceeding]*itl* the trial. The negro defendant not appearing* in court in compliance with the instruc tions of the officer of the Freedman’s Bureau. The court then gave Judgment in layer of plaintilV, and issued an exe cution for the seizure of the pn>|»ertyof the colored man, over whose residence it guard was at once posted by an officer nf the Frcodnieu’s Bureau, to prevent the civil officials from executing the orders of the court. On learning the circumstances Gen. Howard immediate ly addressed a letter to the Mayor ear nestly requesting him to transfer all similar cases to tlie officers of his Bureau in accordance with the provisions of I’ircular No. f>, from liis Headquarters. Should similar cases lnce at the J’ort an Prince Ca thedral, at which the Archbishop and the President assisted, llis widow litis been pensioned by the tJovenyueiit. The port of Cape Haytian itfji^w in a state of blockade. «i» The I’iriilc S>IiciihikIohIi. Boston, July 22. A private letter re ceived here by the hist mail from Aus tralia stales that it was rumored at Mil 1 Kin me, that the pirate Shenandoah was cruising off th lie disarmed and sold ill neutral ports, originated with Llrauyii Del liuyes. Earl Russel agreed to the proposition, but pointed out that cruisers of defunct governments might be claimed as pub lic projierty by the l’idled States (Jo vcruniciit; that such claims would be decided in the ordinary course of law. In a letter to Sir Bruce. Ilussel givos opinion that in the ease of Eure or Re tribution the vessel was lawfully and rightfully condemned on the ground that a belligerent could not lx* trans ferred during the war. In another dispatch Earl Russel re plies to Mr. Seward’s note of eonet*sion ofbeUgerontrights. He regrets that his explanations wen* not acceptable to the United Stat«*s government, and ad dresses arguments in favor of England's course. He trusts that those additional explanations will prove favorable to the establishment of lasting friendship bet ween the two nations. It is stated that the steamer Beatrice, Intelv the Rappahannock, was over hauled by the Sacramento, before reaching Liverpool, but was permitted to proceed. Additional details of the burning of the Win. Nelson were published. Cant. Leroy was among the forty saved by the steamer Lafayette. Another boat contained thirty-seven persons 4t is supposed she was picked up. The re maining four hundred passengers on hoard doubtless perished. A sensational story is afloat that Hen. L»s* had arrived iiiHcrmany by a Belgian traits-Atlantic steamer, incog nito. Livr.itroot., Julv 14.—Cotton—Sales of the week 45,1100, bah s including 750 to s|H>eulators to,'MSI bales to exporters. Market dull with decline 140, Sales to day, Friday, soon bales. Market clos ing firmer but tiitehaiiged. Authoriwsl quotations, middling closed loti; New Orleans 10'd middling extra 00. Stock of cotton in port 36,loo bales, including 20,500 American. Breadstuff's quiet and steady. London, July 14.—Consols dosed at Sic a for money. Tho weekly re turns of the Bank of England shows a decrease in bullion of 53,800. American securities—Illinois Central, 80 a Erie, 84'i; 5-20’s, 71’j. The ship Mercury, which lay an chored at Havre from New York re ports having picket! upon June 28,38 passengers from the ship Win. Nelson. A bark was seen hv which it is ex peeled more lives were saved. Washington, July 25.—Colonel L. C. linker lias b**en appointed Brigadier General for meritorious service* as Pro vost Marshal during the war, and espe cially for diligence in the suppression of frauds, and in producing tin- mur derers of the late President. The com mission is to date from April 2ft, 1965. A friend of Gov. Perry, and l>y his authority, caused the publication of a communication, in which he says that three days before the meeting at Green ville, S. Gov. Perry was appointed Provisional Governor; that he, at the time, was not only uninformed of bis appointment, but had no idea that such an honor was to Is* coil ferred upon hint. The purpose of Gov. l’erry, in his address, the writer says, was to show the people of South Carolina the great mistake they had made in seceding, tin* consequence to their beloved State, and the humiliation and degradation they had reduced her to, boldly de claring that they had no cause lor ae eeding and were in no danger from the election of President Lincoln.

All Prisoners of Mar to to* Paroled Mcxirnii AITnir* Krcrlllav At tention ol llie (Xblnfl. NkwYohk, July 22.—'The Commer cial's special says: All officers prison ers of war are ordered to la* released on parole by Gen. Grant’s recommenda tion. II is stated that Grant in a recent con versation with the Mexican minister, freely expressed the opinion that the French will soon *M’ obliged to leave Mexico. It is known that the whole subject of Mexican affairs is now re ceiving the attention of the Cabinet. The Post’ss|s*cialaays; The President, issued an order this P. M., paroling every prisoner of w ar, holding any mil itary rank whatever. Stuart, ex-Seerctary of the Interior, adplied for pardon to-day.

Albany, July 22.—The dividend of 3. per cent., freeoV income tax; declared it day or two since by the directors of the New York Central railroad, is not pay able nit the 1st of August us stated in a previous dispatch. As the 20th falls on Sunday, the dividend will lie paid on the 2l«t of August, ~—■«—'npwr r,’n' Nan Francisco—Warehouse De stroyed by Hr.--Is*-* a Quarter of a Million—From (hr Naa.lt* leh Isliiml _ SAN Fit A*C18, July ltk—The steamer Charger, from Boston, ha* arrived. The atyumer Hold, u City, from Pana ma, sailed with 6tt0 passengers hii>1 $710,000 in treasure for New York, and |7.'»,U0U for Knghunl. The Pacific Warehouse, at the corner of Broadway ami Battery Street, was hurtled last night. It was eauaed by the spontaneous com hunt ion of |H*tro leuiu. Loss estimated at y^jO.uuo. A Swcedish hark sailed yesterday for IToug Kong with $44.'.,0ou in treasure. Sandwich Island dates to the ihlii of June are received. The Harrington schooner Pfel, which arrived al Hono lulu on the '£id, from tin* Micronasian Islands, re|*ort«*d that on the :toth of March last, a vessel ran aeross the schooner’s bow. Tho stranger wa hark-rigged with her propeller hoisted nj>, and showed Knglish .silors. Her boat hoarded the schooner w ith two of ficers and a lame crew united with eut lasscs and revolvers. The comumuding officer demanded the schooner’s paper-, and in an ano^ant manner closely in speeied them, and pronounced them correct, lie then liocamo p*ilite. On being told that the schooner was last from Awension Islands, he asked If any whalers Were there, and mentioned the names of several American whuler supposod to be cruising in those water-. Me said his shin w as flu* Knglish ship Miami, ami had not la*en in port latelv. After leaving the schooner he sailed in the direction of Strings Island, 400 miles distant. The cuntuin of the schooner says that the ismrding ofil eers wore arms. There is little doubt hilt this wan the Shenandoah. Sin* wu tlicre on the track of whalers, leturiiing from Southern sens, bound North n* the Arctic. Were she to proceed thence to the Arctic sens, -he would make ter riblc havoc among sixty or scvciil.v whalers congregated there this sum mer, VVIr/. III.* Prison Kcc|*er»r Andcrsoii l lll«, Is be Trl.sl lor cruelly lattnr Prisoners—National Cnrmtry. WAsiiiNoTON, July 22.—The country will la* gratified to learn that (‘nplaiii Henry Wirz, lute prison keeper at Aii derso'nville, is shortly to be nut upon Ills trial for the cruelty mid imrimritv praetitssl by him upon our prisoner coiilined at thai plu r*i............ ti... vv..r it.......i ini*!it, is Judge Advocate, liuslscii di rected to try Wirz. The charges cm l*riu*a a list of atrocities that are little short of liendishiiess, and w ill arouse the indignation of the civilized world. The* Government is now engaged in (lie collection of testimony preparatory to trial. ls*t the soldiers who have sur vived their imprisonment at this prison put Colonel Chapman in possession ol anv ossential facts. 'j'he President has directed the release and parole, with iiermisKioii to return to Georgia, of the relsd General Philip Cook, a prisoner of war in the depart ment of General llnrtriipt. Bv direction of the President, all prisoners of war, including the rebel General*, are to l«* released upon their taking the oath of allegiance. The national currency issuer! during tin* week ending .July amount* tofci, 7s7,U»0, making a total of *157,hu7t5 in circulation.

TTu* Iloallli of Jetr. I>«vis—Trade lie. I ween Norfolk, mid Old I'oilil. Fount ww Monh,45 (,t.»,,45f« »l,75 forcoiumonlo middling extra; *7,li5('>r common to good shipping brand* extra round hoop Ohio, and $7,40f«iK,4O for trade brands; market closing heavy for common and firm for good brands. Whisky—Firm; western $2,10. Witi:vr— Winter wheat K«2c bolter; whim spring (|iiiet and rather mere steady; tor Chicago spring; $l,:HK'Vl,40 for Milwaukee club; Jil,7ufa 1,75 for w inter ml western; $l,50f« l,oo white do.; $l,7Hfnd; refilled free Tot^Ti. Hoi*s—Quiet and steady at lOf^-loe. Pork Dull and lower; $*il,2-Vu.T_\2'i for new mess, closing at £tl,5A cash; $27..'<nt«.2s.no for J*W-4 do.; fcK.tiOg 2:4JJO and *2:i,'Ai(w24,0Q for plain mess. Also, :i.7.V» bbls. new mess for August, seller’s option, at $2t*,7-ViCl0,50. ItKKK—Firm; $P*Vil4 for pluin mess and $12fS lii for extra mess. Hkrk H ams—Quiet and tirm. Cut Meats—Very tirm. }i vrox—Dull. I .Attn—Klrnipr nt 1M22V. Huttkh—Active and tirm; luf<t27c lor Ohio and 27(<iel5c for Slate. t’H KKmK—Heavy at Ufa. la Sc.

Xew York Money Market. Nkw York, July 22. Monky—Steady, ut 0 pr (suit, for rail Joans. _ Sikui.inu Kxuuanoe—Quiet at lUHfc (.1 pm for gold. <4oi.n—Quiet and without decided eliaiige; o|MMiing at 142ft, advancing »o 1I27h. and cloning at 142M. Total exports of sjiecie to-day $5l,2HP. Government Stocks— Heavy and lower; 5-2fla, 104; KMOs, W7S. Ka IT. ROAD StouKx—CleA'eland and Pittsburgh, #7%. Nf.vv York July 22.—Gold to-night 142M.

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&ht3uidliqtwv. HOVIMI XOKM»i. FOR REN i\ The parsonage or f. John's Church, on rhaptlne north of Ktr* street. OrntreM haling. Pea weing sustain ed, she a as held to appear at the next term of court. Miss Mitz then got her, “Dutch up,” and she charged Mr. •Shultz with threatening violence, upon which charge he was bound over in the sum of $100 to keep the pence. This will probably end tl»e whole affair for, the present: hut the threats were loud that it would not, and His Honor may, be ••ailed upon to-day to hear the second chapter of this book of real life. Pkksknt.vtion.—On Saturday night an interesting ceremony occurred on. the steamer Ibme Urore, tlieii lying at the levee. Company A, 2d West Vir ginia veterans, had taken passage in this line steamer lor their home* in lial lia county, Ohio, and had invited their late commander, Capt. James W. Dale, to see them off. The t'uptain made his appearance, and to his surprise 1st Ser geant A. Selby, in a neat and appro priate address, presented lam, in be hall'of the company, with a uingniti cent gold watch and chain, ns n token of their regard nnd esteem. The Cap lain, taken unawares, was scarcely able to reply, but managed to thank the eomjmny for their beautiftil token, and promised to keep it. and value it, uot for its iutriusic worth, but as a remembrance of those with whom, for four years, Ik- had endured the hard ships of tattle and the monotony of camp. Tlic w atch and chain cost $200. A rmvai ok Tkoops.—Imst evening the First regiment West Virginia vet eran volunteer infantry, eommauded bv Colonel W. H. Enoch*, arriveil here from Cumberland, Md. They are mus tered out and w ill be paid off iua few days. The regiment is composed of the veteran member* of the old Fifth and Ninth regiments, who have seen hard service on many a well contested tl»'ld. The tieUl officers of the regiment are as follows: Colonel W. H. Enochs: Lieut. Colonel, J. s. B. Carroll; Major, James Weymer, and Adjutant, Francis L. Heraev. Hour Foe sn.—Yesterday morning als.ut 9 o'clock the Imdv of a new born infant was found Boating in the river opjwjsite the Paper Mill. A needle had been driven into the top of its head, with a string impended to it. but for what purpose we arc unable to state. Esquire McManaway was called upon to hold an inquest on the body, and the jury rendered a verdict that the child had come to its death by violence from the hands of some person or persons un known. Mt—* Municipal Court.—Before this court on Saturday were arraigned Adam Low ry’. who was charged with forestalling the market*. The charge being sus tained. Adam was lined the sum of$5 and costs. in. Holmes for assailing A. M. John son with a pistol, was lined $15,00 and costs, aud Robert Marshall for using profane language on the streets, $l,ou and costa. Important.—Meeting* will la* held at 10 o’clock this morning, in compli ance with the recommendation of the Hoard of Supervisors at the place of voting in every township in this county, when each county will appoiut its committee and levy on its taxable property such amount as may be deemed necessary to meet the expendi tures of the coming year.

To i»k Mt sTKRKit Out.—From good authority we learn that all regiments of 'Vest Virginia volunteers will lie mustered out in a short time. There are still in the field the lltth regiment of infantry, and i.tii and Tth regiments of i •’Rvairv. "'e may look for them in a few days. 1’aio OPT.—Saturday and yesterday Major Ueazell, Paymaster, paid the members of the Second Va. vete rans, aud Battery A, 1st W. V. light artillery. This cltiaes out all soldiers who have Iveii waiting for pay at this l»ost. Promotku.—Major MrPhail, Chief Psymasu>r of this deport ment, re.viv.slj n Saturday his commission a#i Lieut. fol. in the Pay Department. He is still confined to his room, but la improving as rapidly aa could U* expected under the cirvumataiuvs. .J Thk Atlantic Monthly.—"> have the number for August—an excellent one, too. One of the ablest articles we Ct have seen on Reconstruction appears in its pages. McKelvev has it at his news depot. Rivkb IVTKIJ-ioiLNCE.—The river t»l ■till rising last night with Bine fix 1 three inches of water in the channel. 1! the riae continues a few days more n 4 may expect to see the river dotted will “broad horns” loaded with their valu able cargo of “black diamonds.” \V. chronic Disease.—By the term, chronic disease, is generally understood one that has lasted for some weeks, aud U not attended, generally, with febrile reaction. These case* exhibit but little tendency to recover when unaided, and many of them are not amena ble to the common mudesof luedlcfttlon. All chronic diseases, when treated In season, \ every patleut, that In the treatment of chrome diseases, perseverance ts absolutely neowun. because it is rarely Indeed that quick cur** are nuide by tie* most skilled physicians. The faet that acute maladies run their course rapidly, and must be prompt ly checked lest they prove fatal, lues been a great stumbling block In the way of liotli physicians and patients In the treatment of chronic arti-ctlons, and more injury has been ethvted, and more diseases taste ned pemta nentlv uj»>n invalids by etlorts to make quick cures of this class of diseases, than by almost nnvthinK else. Time and patience, together _i!i. M-I.ia.linc I.H.I nur>k urn wluTiVs required in tiie medication of chronic dis luss. It is gentle means that succeed liert 111 moat caws; tiie sy stem will not bear undue exettatiou, consequently’ all medication should mild and persistent, changing the ahnonnal eondttion of tiie system gradually, thus bringing it hack to its original healthy standard. See l»r. Kisner's canl la another column. iffl.-e hours from 9 to 12 A. M., 1 to 4 and t> to»P. M. _ JygMw List of Letters. I km VISING rNi'T.AIMKl* IN THK Port J t i Ifficc at Wheeling, State of Wist Vir ginia, on the 24th day of July, 19#k Tooitiain any of these letters, the applicant must mil for adnrtMRl letters, give the date of this list, and nay two cents for advertising. If not called for within une month,they will l»- sent to the Dead Letter Office. hours on Sunday from 9 to in1., a. m. I.ADIBS’ LIST. Archibald Fannie Levell Mary 2 Vddis.ui Elizabeth likens Julia itnggs Mlttie Sally Miirgaret Horlng K A LewlsHamh ltruskcv Auiy Lercner Elizabeth Itlakc Alice McCord Jennie Ball Sarah Jane McCnll.v Margaret Barnes Julia M.s 'ann Surah Jane Maker K .1 McDermott Kllen '.sdl Mary V Mulhall Elizabeth t line Nancy Monroe Hallle Campbell Jenny MegranLs Isabella Crauford Jennie R Maglck Kate t nvig sytillla Newland Alvena I 'utlip May K O'Kane Kllen i rulg Lucinda Palmer Jane 2 lmnkle Mary Pemberton H Davis L J Roland Mary Davis M Robinson Ella Klenberger Sady Robinson Mary Ennis Elizabeth A Roberts Esther Klton Molly Russell Mary Ellenbry. Sarah A Rowan Ellen Edwards Marla Sagers Elizabeth Fowler Sarah A Htroble Lucinda Gondv Mrs William Sutton Charity Games Mar} A Hondford J II illver Jennie Scott Caroline Hiniiing Margaret Hhorde Maria Haggle Kate Hlrcte Satah Jane Himnl Alice V Saunders Marta Hollidy M C Smith Sarah L Hornbrook Rachel Tomlkton Mattie How aril Lizzie Tolnian D 11 Johnston Louisa Wade Ann Kelly Elions Wheat Sarah Kraft Samh Wolfe Lizzie Kraft Kale GENTLEMEN’S LIST Arbuthnot Samuel Johnson lianicl ArmstrongT H Jordon R D Barton William H Justice P Blakely William II Kindlebure Jacob Brown WmG Kohnliue Jolm Bamford Win Kirk James Barnes Wm H K ing Col Wm Buchanan RD1 Lauck Wm I) 2 Uenkc Martin Lee J L Uucklev Jolin M Leuber Jolm Herbert J Lynch Patrick Buckley J L Long James Browning John W Lange Charles Bell Joseph Mauck Joseph Uyrs John M1IN Jeffrey Bavlis Jouatliau Mallory licv U Birch George 2 Masters Mlitou Kurket George Morgan Elijah Birch«'liarles F Myers Chaney H x Muiohv pRinclr Buffington Col A R Mi'Mecfacn W M nU« Wm MeDeruiite James S Congleton James McNally James Chow H McOes Richard I’lury Emery B McKeelly Col let u« Thomas Nortou T homas Carr Thomas Oliver John Couell Wylh* Over Wm Chalfunt Lt E Prince Thomas t anerl) J Poling Kiehanl Col tins Peter Poore Marke i i arroll Alonzo Pendleton J H i non Nicholas PorU-r John C i 'aldwell Alexander Itchier John D i'onvers Andrew Patterson Samuel 8 Ik-ene l/>vel J Robinson William Duvall Tyler Uatclitte WiUium Imseiibun R F Kes»eger .Samuel I ivonet Mulhias 2 Rurdin W H H 1 iitmore John Smith Z N lsierr John stout l N i "rawfonl Joseph Smith John W I si vie John Striker Isaac Utitiuer Heury Sheridan James lm> C 11 Stewart John I ktnlcls Allen S|snirs Henry Klrlck »en W Smith H 8 Knihury t'hna shwder Henry Kniniomls SHimiel J Se»-ger Harry Kaekiel M 11 C Smith Geo li Futy James Simms O F Fan'lenslie* l.ouis Tayre David Ford Janies Shriver 1> M Fisher William Kjchtnd Philip B Feenv Michael Uouiiiut Nun Fox Jacob Ridiards M J Frazer George Rector Janie* I, irav David Righter John innlner Janies R Ritchie John iam«*» James Robinson J ohm boiler inUTJohn Roberts Fnuik W 3 iislfrey William ReynoldsCC kitlTM ItatlHTB Tolenger Wm Sheal Thomas tetrord William Hinders 1' A Toward William K KtiawSF Toward William M Strader Solomon L luukr Wm Swonls Martin 1 arris i up Tom Sonncth Market lenderson R II Stow William H lelmiek Cap N D Holman Daniel lerr M Thomas Henry It tough Joseph Temple Andy J lai r Joseph Thurber in U Inline* John M Truax Win F (oltsdaw James A Teeters Lt (w figr John Wheat Zac leiidersou John F Will lams W F lapp.v John WhiU-hareSG tail my John Williams Kite lunUtr Janie* M Watson James latton (1 W West F H lartly t Jeorga Wilson Devenney louse Frederick Winter* Charles litcheock Davis Woods A B (In Charles Zark John c lerrnan Albert Zoually Asa I lie* A J Robinson ft Brothers lendcrson J B Lt Sharp ft Vuugh toward Win M Janies M. Todd ft Co nine* John F A. W.CAMPKF.I.I.. P.M^ 1 si nam OB.VRRKU* LARD OIL. SO Boxes starch. -i 100 kegs hi. ear. soda. kegs rifle Powder. 1 30 keg* mlnlug Powder. For sale by 1 let* LIST MORRISON ft CO #*r For Sale, t FIXE TWQ STORY BRICK DWELL ing. situated on Clay between Fifth and Sixth. If not soki by the first of October will be for rent. For furtlier particulars enquire of i 'apt. J(*KPH Rlt HARlASOX, Julo-2w» Fast Wheeling FOR SALE. Wood’s Prize Two Horse Mowing Machines. With all the late Improvements. T. M. POrwON, i No. 21 Main street, JtvMw Wheeling, W. >a. Sale Of YalnalTCoa! Property. A Rare Chance tor Profitable Invest ■■lent. TWFXTY-TWO ACRES AND A HALF of bind siniut, 7, 8.13,14, 15 ami 16, In square No. IN 20. The ahovo lots are In the square below Mr. •Vamtiol OttV— lie In a block surrounded hy streels and alleys. Four of them fronton the river. Also, lots Nor. f> and 16, In square ‘i'f Nor. 7 and H, In square IB*. Nna. 15 and hi, in square 44, Nor. i 4 and 14, In square 43, Nos. 11 and 12, in square 36, No. 7, In square 45, Nos. ft nnd 10, in square 46, No. 3, and part of 4, in square 43. The above property can be purchas'd at private sale, until Tuesday, July 25, when the lntH remaining unsold will be offered at pule lie sale at the (butt House. Apply to THOR. O’RRIFN, Real Estate Agent, Ju4-td Reulster Office. VH IAU, T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situated on the line of the National Road, four miles east of the city of Wheeling. Raid property consists of my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath I rooms nnd all modern Improvements; also, fourteen Mn* of ground attached, on which arc convenient out-house*, including brick stabling, ice and spring house, chlckery nnd two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty live Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach, Plum nnd Qntncotrees, till bearing. There are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspts-r rles, Rlaekberries, Stmwberrie-s, and other small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with evergreen* and other ornamental shrub-, herv. I will also sell my Household Furniture to i anv one desiring to purchase all together. Person* desiring to consult me In reganl to price, term* of payment, Ac., can leave their name* at the Gas Company’s office, or visit me on the premises. f. bat-tf_JACOB HORNBRI IK. inis in Bonn WHEEUKO roi KALE. T WILL SELL THF. LOT NUMBERED I thirty-nine, and the north half of Ix»t mimtsTed twenty-four, In that jiart of tin town ofSouth Wheeling known as IjtOrange. j Enquire' of WM. EX LEY, Esq., or tnvself.. The title is good. JAMESK. WHEAT, 1 tnv2-tf _ Trustee. j For Sale, Fifty acres of valuable land adjoining Moundsville. Can l»e sold in I one tract or in parcels. Inquire of HANSON W. UlssWELL. t 1 _Je3jM^^_i^__^^^^AtlornevntLaw, TO INVALID_SOLDIERS! Artificial Lej^, Arms and Crutches. GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR MANUFACTURE. U. 8. Central Hohpitai., Wheeling. IVi., April 25th, 1365. I T TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO 1 you that I have carefully exnmlned the Artificial iA-gs manufactured by Leoxaro Lkokax, and for which you are agent. For simplicity of construction as well a* durahili- j fv nnri 1 liavo nni or Ann thing to eqnitf them, and I therefore cheerfully recommend them to any who are unfortunate enough to need artificial hint*. Very resp't, your obed’t serv’t, John Kirker, A. A. Surgeon, lT.S. A.,In charge. Wheeling, W. Va., April 27th, lues. I have eareftilly examined the Artificial Legs of Leonard I.eohan, and And them simple in their construction, of gatron age can rely on Itelng supplied witli the liest good* at the lowest figures. Country merchants are purtieularly reques ted to call and examine my stock. imvH_H. N. FRATHER. ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP CURES Tan, Fnykles.Hunlnmi. Blotches, Pimples Tetter, Ring Worm, Itch. (Dapped Hands ai>4 Rough Klesn, for sale by E. HOCKING, No. 1 Odd Fellows’ Hall Drug Store. __ United States of America, District of West Va. lIrHEREA8, a libel baa tieen filed In the DiMriot Court or the United States toi the District of Wed Virginia, on the Ah dav of July, 1*6, hv i hnrles H. Worry and Wil liam 1*. Wil«on. William II. Dunlevy,Thom as Wheeler and Elizabeth Dnmevjr, partner* in buxines* under the firm name and style OI Dunleyy 4 Co., against the steamboat “Oil CITY.” her engines, apparel, tackle, outfit and furniture, and against all persons inter vening for their Interests therein, tor the rea sons and causes in said libel mentioned, am! praying the usual procvm and nvontt ion* oi the sala Cburt In that behalf to be made, am! that all person* Interested In laid ate&mboat her engine*, apparel, tackle, out fit. and fur niture. may tie cited to answer the premises, and ull pnxxHstlngs being had. that the* said steamboat, her engines, apparel, tackle, out fit and furniture, may fort^he causes in said libel uienloncd, lx-condemned and sold to pay tin demands of the libellanta. Now, tlierefore, in pursuance of the mon ition under the seal of the said (hurt to me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pub lic notice to all persons claiming the said steamboat, tier engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or in any manner Interested therein, that they be ami appear before the said District Court to he held in and for the 1 District of West VlriHnirt. on Wednesday the Atth dav of July, 1*6, at 11 o’clock in the fore noon of that day. (if the soma shall beudu) of Jurisdiction, otlicrwlse on the next day oi Jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to in terpose a claim for the same and to make their allegation in that behalf. Dated the 12th day of July, 1H85. EDWARD M. NORTON, 1’. 8. Marshal. James 8. Wheat, Proctor for Libellant. Jul3-tlJu-38_ United States of America, District of West Va. TTTHEREA8, a llhel has been filed In the District Court of the United state* for the District of West Virginia, on the nth day of July, lttwl, by Stephen Davis ami William Tieman, against the steamlxxit “OIL CITY,’ her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furni ture, and againat all ix»rsons Intervening for their Interests therein, for the reasons amt cause In wild libel mentioned, and praying the usual proem and monition of the said Court In that helialf to lx* made, and that all persons Interested in said stenml>oat, tier engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, may be cited to answer ttie premises, ami all proceed ings lieing had, tlmt the said steamboat, tier engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, may, for the causes in said lltiel mentioned, bceondemned and sold lo pay the demand* of the said Libellants. Now, tlierefore, In pursuance of ttie nrno ition under the seal of ttie said Court to me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pule lie notice to all persons claiming the mid steamlxwt, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or in any manner interests! ttierein, that they tx- amt appear before the said District Court to lx» held in and for tlie itisinci *>i c*i irgmui, mi w eoneMiay me 2fith day of July, l>*fV», at 11 o'clock m the forenoon of that day, (If the same shall lie a day of jurisdiction", if not, oil the next day of jurisdiction thereafter) then and there to Infrrpoae a claim for the same audio make their allegation in that behalf. Itated the 12th day of July, 1885. EDWARD M. NORTON, U. S. Marshal. Jas. S. Wheat, Proctor fo Libellant*. JnlVtlijuar._ United States of America, District of West Va. ■\\riu R1 V8, a libel haa been DM In the District Court of the t'nited stab** for the District f West Virginia, on the nth day of July, Mffi, by Henry McKIbbon, against the xteaitiUmt “OIL CITY,” her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, and against all |arsons intervening for their Inle rests tiierein, and especially Jacob Flowers, part owner of said stenndmat, inn cause ol ucitation and partition, for the reasons and cause* in said liliel mentioned, and pray ing the usual raws* and monition e made, ami that all persons intenwted in tic said steamboat, ami ••specially the said Jacob Flowers, part owner thereof, may lie cite.I in general ami special to answer tile premises, and all poHi-edings Isdng had, that the said steamlsiat, her en gim*. tackle, outfit, npparel and furniture, may, for the causes in said libel mentioned, lie sold, and the proceeds thereof lirought into Court, to Is* divided and distributed according to law. Now, llierefore, In pnrsnnnceof the moni tion, under the s»sd of tlie said Court tome directed and deJlvercd, I do hereby give pu!> lie notice to all |s*rsons claiming the said stenmlmat. her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or In any manner Interested therein, ttiat they lie and appear is*fore the said District Court to lie held in and for the District of West Virginia, on Wi«dn«*sdav, the 2Gtli day of July. 1n„'», at 11 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, (if the same shall be u day of Jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of Jurisdiction ihereafter,i then ami there to Interpose a claim for tlie same, and to make their allegation in that behalf. Dated this 12th day of July, 18fi5. EDWARD M. NORTON, 1\ S. Marshal. Jas. s. Wheat, Proctor for Libellants. jy l l-tillj\ 1865. 1865. ”COSTAR’S" EXTERMINATORS. EXTERMINATORS. C« (STAR’S KXTERM I NATt »RS. EXTERMINATORS. COSTAR’S KXTERM I NATt (R.S. EXTERMINATORS. COSTAR’S KXTERM IN ATI >Rs. EXTERMINATORS. COSTA It’S F.XTERM IN ATORH. EXTERMINATORS. ”COSTAR’S” KXTERMIN’ATt(RS. EXTERMINATORS. USTAR S KXTERM IN AT A MONTH!—AGENTS WANTED I 4*) every where, to Introduce the im proved Shmr nrtleulars tree. Address may5-3mdAw* OTIH T. GAREY, Riddefonl, Maine h* DOZEN JOHNSON’S RHEUMATIC I Compound. ■J» I (or. Hoftidont. 24 Nuelev’it Catarrh Remedy, at Mh’ABF, KRAFT ACON, mart and HEED, KRAFT A CO’S. mBBIX ALCOHOL, 98 per cent 3> No. 1 Winter Strained ijml OH, id M••( ’A BE. KR A FT A (0’S mart and REED, KRA IT A COX. OA BOXES CASTILE SOAP. Colgate Hi si N. all Dozen Fancy Toilet Soaps, at Mi-f’ABE. KRAFT A CO’S, mart and REED, KRA FT A cu’s. LARGE STOCK OK CALIFORNIA Wlm* and Brandy, and Kelly Island Sparkling Catawba, at Mid ’A BE. KRA FT A ('O’H, 1 mart and REED, KRAFT A I’M. Y/» %BE8 DRAKI 8 PL 5 NT ATI (IN It I Ritter*. 75 Case* Hostetler’s Stomach Hitlers. 50 Cases Huhbel's Golden Hi iters.— 2i Cases Charku’ london Cnntlul Gin. at Mid A BE, K RAFT A 0’S, i Mart and REED, KRA ETA CO'S._ 0/1 I"'/ WISH ART’S PINE TREE TAR Gil Cordial. 25 Dob. Hall’s Balaam. i1 00 Kellers’ Cough Rymp, nt McCA Hfc, K RA FT A ('O’S, mart and REED, KRA FT A CO’S. I pisrtllantous. WHEELING IRON WORKS. OFFICE A XD ITA E EU01 SE, No. ISMaqt Strekt, ACHESON, BELL CO., Manufacturers of and dkal ers In Merchant Bar. Armor Flutes, Handy and Heavy Tire, sheet lion, Rounds and Squares, Tank Iron, ChiUs, Half Ovals, Flow Wings, Halt Rounds, Nalls, Wire, Ac. A Superior Qniillly of 1IOBHE SHOE ll and Coal, ami will warrant every stove. I am prepar ed to do all kinds of Job Work in sheet iron and Tin and will give such job* my i found else where. Our stock of Ware is complete, and the assortment is full at all times. We keep a stock of the latest and most approved pat terns of Coal and Wood Stove*on hand at all timer*. G. W. .h IHNS* |J? A si IK, No. 17!# Market Square, Jy2S _WrtkKLi.NO. W. Va. THOS. O. CULBEBTSON, STAR FOUNDRY, Xo. 62 Market Street. WHEELING, W. VA. M anufacturers, and has con stantly on hand Coni and Wood Cooking Stove*. Parlor Stove*, Heating Stove*. Common Hollow-w tire, Kioto Hollow .ware. All of the treat Patterns. ARCHES A GRATES, COMMON GRATES, JPLOUGH POINTS, Ac, Ac. Threshing Machine Castings, and Haw Mill Castings, Made to order, of the Unt material and* at lowest rates. SORGHIM CANE MI'GAR MIMA Mart in’* Ferry pattern* at Martin’* Fern/ price* ALSO, No. 1 (VERYROED'FOUNDRY PIG IRoA, constantly on sale at lowest rates. Wheeling, April IK, IMA I JOHN HAMILTON CO., Wholesale Healer* In Coni and Wood COOKING STOVES. Also, all kinds of I'ARI.OR A HEATING NTOVFJK, Adapted for either Wood or Coal. Hollow.Ware. Plough Point*. Grate*. A re lie*, anil every desert |»l ion of Castings, Rolling Mill. Ilonrlng Mill, anil Saw Mill Casting*. QUINCY FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOP, mavis_ Wheeling W. Va. STEPHENS SMITH, Attorneys for Collecting Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty AXD ALL CLAIMS AGAIXST THE GO VFRXMEXT. Office over the Rank of Wheeling, fel»27 Main Street, »'heeling, IP. TH._ E. P. Rhodes. C. M. Rhoucm. E. P. RHODES SON. (Huceeaeor* to Rhode* A Warfield.) jrocers Commission Merchants niti iMi kpokt. Ohio.} jul-6m pfdirat. DR. T. J. KISNER, mKNDERS HIS THAXKsTi) AI.I.THOPK 1 who hav« favored him with itujir court tenet' a tut patronage, and would Inform lib ;rlends mid the j*»>ple genendly, that he will •he comingywir. Ocvupy,his old office on 3d •ttvct, near Reed A Kraft's Drug Store, Cent n \t I ts lmg, \V. Vn„ where he may tie eonsult «d 111 ivfeivnee u» their disease, the nature and character of which the Doctor to able at alt times, and under ah circumstance*, to describe utd l assure of the pro'able result and dura urn of treatment. He practice* the Icleen. system of Medicine, using mild but effective remedies, supporting Instead of depressing the Vital Powers. The medicines used bj him ate prepared ami put up in his own office. IUside* the treatment of Aeute Dis item*, l»r. Khmer will give hb attention to tin truutiucnt of all varieties of Chronic dlMte. Tliat scourge of the human race, Scrofula, in alt its varied ibrms, vlt: Purulent Plseharga* fromtlie Ear, *n prevalent among ehlldren, Purulent Opibalmla, >renn, Entelfed Gland-, Clcvrations. Cancers and all varltie* of Skin Disease*, will receive hi- special attention.- j Disease- of the Throat, bang and HetuVl.lv er Cbmplalnt-s, Diarrhoea .Dysentery mid Piles. Disease* of the Urinary Onzana, syphilis, Ac;, Nervous and spinal Aflectlona, Epilepsy, Rheumatism nul Paralysis, Diseases of Fe males, Dyenienorrheo, Lcucorrhca, Prolapsus Ctert, and all Painfhl Irregularities and Ner vous Disease* to w hich they are subject, be treatsauoceaafUlly. The treatment f CHIL DREN will receive tl»esame attention as here tofore. AU consultations and communica tions strictly confidential, and will receive prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an swered. »iffiee hours from it to 12 A. M., 1 to l and ti to I*. M._ _Jun2 DR. SEELYE S LIQUID CATARRH I remedy. I ere i it jw a k r a n t r. if ninrcnoxs auk followed. fur Circular dctrrihrng alprompti>mt. KV M PTOMHi The symptoms of catarrh as they generally appear are at first very l ctlulir IVt-ki.i.k fin.) li i v have a cold, that i they have frequent ottaeks, nml are more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In 1 this condition, the nose may hedry.or a slight I discharge, thin end acrid, afterwawa beoom tng thick and adhesive. As the disease Ix. onti s c hronic, the discharge" arc Increased In quantity and changed In quality; they are now thick and heavy, and arc hawked or eoughi-d ntf. The se«Tet ions ure offensive, cuusingu l*ul I breath: the voice!« thick and nasal, the eyes I are weak: the sense of the smell Is l****ned or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another common and Important syintotu of 'atarrh Is that the person U obliged to clear his throat In the morning of a thick or slimy milcua, which has fall* n down from the head luring th»- night. When ilii.' takes place the I |s‘t-s*>n may Is* sure thnt Ids tllseaae is on Its way to the lungs, nnd shoulil lose no time In I arri-stlng It. 1 The above are hut few of the many Catarrh j Symptoms. A alngle r.ottlc Mill Inst a month-1® be iimsI three time*, a day. DR. D. H. SEELYE CO., Suit Proprirlor». Chitnpo, JlliiU’H.f I And for sale by all Druggists. ;ttrt ini'. KRAFT A CO., WHEELING, Wholesale Agents fur Eastern t »hlo nnd West Virginia. fe!8-ly GATARE I 1 DR, R. GOODALES Catarrh Remedy. THIS MODE OF TREATMENT IS Tlic Acme of Perfection! It Cures Hay, Ro«c and Periodic Catarrh. i It Cure* Catarrh in all Its Types nml Stages, i It Cur** Catarrh, and averts consumption. It Cures CATARun and Pain In the Temples. 1 No violent Syringing of the Head. The Sense of Taste nnd Smell Restored. TAOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE fled tiic skill of physicians and surgeons. No medical work contains a prescription that I will eradicate It. Nothing save Dr. Goodale's remedy will break It up, radically destroying the principal of the disease, ana precluding 1 the p*(Nihility of a relapse. No form of Catarrh can withstand Its search ing jmwer, and no mode of treatment cvernf fonled such Immediate relief, or gave such universal satisfaction. It penetrates to the very seat of this disease and exterminate* It, root and branch forever. From the ,V. Y. Commorrin! Arhertiter. 1 Hay, Rose, and Periodic Catarrh.— Dr. R. Qoodale’a Catarrh Remedy and modeof treatment, not only affords the greatest re lief In every variety of Catarrh, but It extin guishes the disease forever In all Its types and stages. Every one speaks well of It. 1 Prii>n fin ru»p ltc.ftl** vU»nr1 a wTumii ft.r T »r Goodale’s New Pamphlet on Catarrh, 1m per feet mode of treatment and rapid cure. Infor mation of priceless value—semi or call at once. C. R. Parkek,Sole Agent, 75 EleeekerSt., New-York. «****Kor nale bv T. H. LOGAN A (X).,and LOGAN. LIST 4 CO., Wheeling, j nov28-lydaw G. B. CALDWELL, 4 TTORNFY FOR ALL MILITARY j\ f'lnlnaa, Hark Pay, Bounty, Pension*, 4c. aiTOfBce—Melodeon Building, rooms form i eriy occupied by Caldwell A Boyd, opposite Bank of wheeling, lupatairsi.) j References: -Ills Fxcellency A. I. Bore man, Govemorof West Virginia. F. P. Pelr I rolnt. Adjutant General ol West Virginia. S. i Brady, ('ashler Merchants’ and Mechanics' j Rank. D.C. List, Cashier Bank of Wheeling. j mhT-tottiwi __ _____ It \K IKON. IN AR IRON—Round, from .1-16 to :t In. Square, *4 to 2k In. Flat. kx){ to In. Oval, to 114 In. j llalfOval" to 2’, In. Cut to lengths for Tire. Hoop, 7‘ IE, to 3 In. From Pennsylvania, American, Wayne and Vjligo Mills, Pittsburg. nova P.C. HILDRETH 4 BRU, 53 Main street. PLAirm iorin. BBIX. PLASTER PA RIS, BEST quality ,j\| received by P. C. HILDRETH 4 BRO. 1.01 it. i i\f\ BARREIX SEMPER IDEM WHITE. 4(f!f Wheat; 3«' Barrel* Eclipse. lust recelv e«l hy PRYOR. MILLER A 00. WAIHIXSMM Mil ls i i.oi it. 11 AA BARRELS WASHINGTON Mills 1UU Flour, Just received l>v R. J. SMYTH. ri.oi k. i AA RBIX. Semper Mem White Wheat, 4UU 200 Eclipse do 310 Pearl Mills do In store and for sale by _ _ p] i PRYM. H YNPLAN A CO. 1 ,N r TIERCES .Sugar Cured Hanuu 1*4*) lo Dried Beef, .lust received by JqU PRYOR, HAH I d. aH A CO. NfAFIX.—>V)0 KEGS ASSORTED SIZES nt Factory Prlis-s. fcR>_P. C. HILDRETH 4 BRO. miyeriko'k hvrip Try lovfring’s syrcp. it is the (test In the country. For sale by R. J. SMYTH. MARY 1.4*!> LOR. 1 aa hbu Maryland lime numa i llHI burnti received by P. C. HILDRETH 4 BRO. 1 StUdical. BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL WMT* MI.IWII an K |R) HW'I QrAlHIRT. rt THEOSl. Y PLACE WHERE A CVRErju RE ORTA 1NK[) UR. JOHNSTON Has DISCO V i Rir, Tu moat i 'ertaln, Sp«*«rtj- and onivy A I®* Remedy in the world for all I*rin »>«-1::* Weakness of the ha. k ami Unit* eurtaTJ*' V fleet Ions of the kidneys and RkaLltr I U!H lintary Discharge*. Impotence, Gen.-m V~ V :\.iUsn.-o. In i -mint*, rontumon of Idea*, Palpitat 11* art. Timidity. Trembling, Inint ,**,7 or Giddiness. N*easp of tl.e It, Nun* or skin. Affections of the I. V,' stomach or bowels—Hose u-ir.t arising from the Solitary Hablu .,f Vr> tliON*M« ret and solitary practice* ma^ir to their victims ttian the song i f s,. V v the Manner* of l lyme* bltglmi g t ,V?* brilliant hope* or anticipation* rJ-* til!'’v marriage, Ac., Impossible. “irn,4 YOUNG MEN Especially, whrt have heornne thev Solitary Vice, that dreadful and d^,. habit which annually mwi* to an m.- *v grave thousands of Young Men of tie exalted talent* and brlllUuit Intellect might otherwise have entranced .Senate*; a 1U1 tl>e thunders ot ek.,!***? *1 waki*I to eodacy the living l\ rr with full confidence. i MARRIAGE. Married Demon*. or Young Metifontne^ ting marriage, being aware of phyuaJiriw' new, organic debility, deformm**, g| cured. T™,'} He who place* himself under the J.. may religiously confide in hi* i**,,.. gentleman, arid confidently rely ■dull a* a phytdclan. ORGANIC WEAK NEKS Immediately cured and full Vigor Renton-1 This dlMrereing flection-« hi. h retidr** life and marriage liuiKNUMe—U the u-iv>? paid by the victim*of lmpm(*r Indukc Young |«er*nn*. an- to., apt to commit) i from not lieing aware of the dreadful oitenc*-. that niu\ ensue. Now, who that i' demands the subject a ill pretend to „o that the power of pmcnmtion i» u*t *oo: by tlnoe falling into improper habit* tl\ by the prudent? Botftlm U-ing deprh.d* tne pleasure of healthy offspring, ti c t: serious ami distinctive symptom* to i, body and mind arise. The system lieonne deranged, Ihe Physical and Mental Futictlu.* Weakened. I/i» of Procreative fi. r r\ ous Irritability’, Py*pe|«4a, l*nlpii«iion ,,f u„ Heart, Indigestion, i riif tb- i-,.»' uMuiiUhtnu euros that wore ever kiwwi, ninny troubled with ringing In tin- lx* l »rot ears when asleep, great nervousness. alarmed at sudden sounds, liaslifti!n«*s, writ* frequent blushing, attended w,met inn* w.tt derangement of mind, were cured immo1 U,,I' tAKF PAKTK UI.AR XOTKT Pr. J. addreaaes all those who Intve inlur* themselves by tm| u the Haul, Dlmnemof sight, lx*-* of Mu-cuLii Power, Palpitation of the Heart. l*y*jpc|*«. Nervous Irritability, Perungem i -infusion of Ideas, I s-pression of Hplrlt*. 1 Fort "Ml jug*. Aversion tosocIctA s« H I- *f> I/>ve of Kdlmde. Timidity, Ac.,are s«i. .f the evil* produced. Thousands of persons of all at'** can n r what la the muse of their i h, losing their vigor, becoming w-rn iMtle, nervous and emaciated, hav ing a ktnrn lar appearance about the eyes, cough aid symptom* of consumption. YOUNG MEN Who have Injured themaelves by a W of pleasure finds that he ha* Imbi-cd u,r teed* of this painful dPease. t-e pen* that an Ill-timed sense of aharne.'/ r j of discovery, deters him fp m »PP'T 11 those who, from education and rest'*1 can nlone befriend him, unlearned ai I deatllut* of knowledge nui‘ Vhyrtcum i I '‘rnfminotlwor tn-nimeiit am ail other*. |.r. p..i.sl r. n ,1,.. •gre it b c.p;*al' 1 country’.and *""n“ J V o\'h* worM I than am* other Pbyaldan In the I INDORSEMENT E THE ’Kin>,, I Tliemany thousand* ctirjd I tlon year after year, andtla 1 fonnd I I- riant Surgical MMairi* 1H> ,£rl4rt*v I the “Bon.'’ Clipper, »1"1 V^m notl.v-.ofwh1.il I «ve ’Ml' ■i%«n.1IM I again before the public, o*d*J‘ an a gentleman of character I tv, In a sufficient guarantee to the am I SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY mtrNo letters nv.-is.vl ink** >rf-.» containing a stamp to he us-l I Persons w riling *hoi Id'tab I tlon of advOTtlaojijcnt dwcrUdng IQ j I JOHN M. JoH^r iiliuni"-' H Of the RalUtnorr I/vk Hoapltal- 1V»^JSol I New Store! New Stock! I (TIEAPER THAN I JOHN H. ROBINSON, H as fitted t p the finr r£ij!*l No. m Main StreH. Mmils..n, and ojx-ned the fin*"' Ituois. SHOES AND GA.H ,t" Ever offend In thl* dtv. h'i I and Umght at a gnat «aorld«, dine. Nciwti the time to bu>. WIUITIM. rtrEK. I 1 AAA RDIX STRAW, RA<* IO!F wmpplPc’tfMlFfH me I rum, n*r*- jl 300»iS5SSa^?”r6.'T^ll ,y ^Ba^iMian,rXXu/..^^J