The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, W. Va.)
August 11, 1865

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VOL NO 299 i"" "bJSl I jjjDSBY^ UCPEOVBD 3XJ00D-SEARCHER, FOR THE CFEK OP ALL i Arining from an Impure state of the Blood, srcs AS Cancenjns Formations, ^^^fiSbo^ncers, ;^i^tor aD 5ie atlroetTtetowhlefe flesh fZjr. bat ?edo claim'wft&teoniillese ?su-ts 0^irlr a?5 ftaOye*tafeHjaw#fl?at in the Sbuwd sbabcher. 10 R. E. Sellers Co.,; hj^sririth the right to use my name In lts^ y~TZV^>i The only genuine article -rUJ'

PREPARED BY' I j 11 Sellers Co, Pittsburgh, Pa., SOLE PROPKTETOBS. SELL EB 8* LIVER PILLS. Ctt? OnjlBal, only True and Genuine.i; tooi ft* Thirty years s staple Remedy, I rwpaDed by any nwdMne known for the, -at of hour rymvinirtt. Ctutavnca.StrJtHrad-, air BKl JtiUkK" DimSnx. and indeed for the da? of diseases originating in biliaiyj TO THE PUBLIC. 1%e original, onbi true and 'nmw IiTH ???re prepared byRE-SeHm. and taTf, [3T!?mein Wort "-or opon the bd cfeachbox,) ui hf signature nti the '?utiidftrrr^pper^-AJ^I. r~h v \RE coi~vtHEl~Errs oE n A r. 1MITA- j ri05S. K.LSU.IXKSJI CO- Proprie(orurth*of a bottlervf your SEETMATIC COMPOXTMB AN? BliOOr> r.klMKR,' I ww:Aimn2ri?hr ?mf Chronic 3e*ma*sm, after having icuflfered for more im eighteen years. It "has been over four me I was crire Ci wlth'thebSt 8. S. PRATHEK. Snsuraott. FIRE. IAEIKE SUEMfff MJRANCE rus BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST Vy lewnaUe terms In any of the following Compel!* CASH CAPITAL -*ND-ASfiE7ra ??VKK 80,300,000. HOME INSURANCE CO. OF NSW YORK. fs??.h Capital, all imM in.-. 3?,008,000 00 Assets 1st Jan nary, 1365 1,687,601 90 33^87,80190 r those of any other i in the United Netl Company doing 1 fStates. UNDER WRITER'S AGENCY, N. YORK. TheOerroania Fire 13m.Oo_1 OkH Capital] Th?.H.>w*r? j. and Assets U M f" Tbe-1 The Niagara TheKepabHc _j t&WHJXO One Policy of fmivraner is issued by the four Companies. SECURITY IXB.Cfy. OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital, all paid in _n,000,060 00 Assets 1st February, 1365 548,130 22 ?.S48^30 22 Three-fourths of the nett profits declared to policy holders, annually. CONTINENTAL INS. CO. OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital, all -paid ln.J.L *n0*.Q0B 00 Assets January 1,1365 863,853 30 Seventy-live dazed to poll curring any w i Foilcies will be Saeatd In any of the above reliable Com muiks o?i application to W. K. PETERSON, Attnt 1 Office Mate street, next door to M. i M. Banfc. mna-ly Franklin Insurance Company Of WHBLEB. Capital. DIRECTORS T_ H. Lonun,T. P-Sialleross. Geo. K. Wheat. 1 Geo. XodeL John Zoeckler. SamL McCIel-. Ian. B. W. Fzanzheiin, Jas. X. Vance, Alex, j Laughlin. kinds, merchan-} dise. manufacturing establishments, fumi-1 tore, steamboats and cargoes on the woas 1 rivers and Lite,ud?l? on the lives of per- sons for a term of yean. This Company of- J fers superior inducements to farmers, -where by they can be insured tor three yean, at re duced rates. This being a home institution,: composed of some ninety-tear stockholders,' most of whom are among out best business men, reoccnmends ir.^lf to the- favarable eon-1 ?ideration of the insuring public, and solicits' their patronage. Applications for insurance will be promptly attended tofcv the SetreUuy. Office'. Sa 1 McLnre House, being the same formerly occupied by Adams' Express Co. N. C. ARTHTR. Secretary. SAJPL MeCLELLAN. President. GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. N. C. AEXHTE, Agent for paying pensions.. Office. No. 1 MeLure House, being the same formerly occupied by Adams' Express Co. INSURANCE. Fire Harare tan? Company t; or w IXfORPORlTKD rjr 183T. AKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATES j on BuiMinsss of all kinds. Steamboats.: Furniture and Merchandise. and againf* an i dangers attending the transportation of goods 1 on rivers, seas, lakes ranals and r*nrw??i. 1 H.tltiyGIiE. President. JOHN. F. HOPltrysrSecretaiy. ihrettohs: Robert Crangle. Panlel Lamb, Bohert Morrison, J. C. Acheson, S. Brady, James Dalzell, John Donlon, Samuel Ott, *BThe office of the Company has been re-! moved to No. M Mats street. A pplfe-Atio?* (or insurance will be promptly j attended to by the President or Secretary. ZErausfiortatUiH. Baltimore Ohio Railroad. Office B vi-Tlii Oitto RatlsoasOOl. .WazaJsaSiuna, Nov; a, 18BC J PASSENGER trains will bus by the following schedule on and after Nov. 6th, 19M: EXPRESS TRAIN. Wheeling at_lli>0 A.'* Ben wood 11:30 Moundsville. 12rt) Grafton wfi6r.v.j Oakland.'.. Cnmberiand J Martinsburg. .'^13 A. jc.1 Wash. J'tn 8:14 Arrive at? Baltimore 8M0 Returning, Baltimore at_ ittr.x. Wash. JTn^.J0nW MarttnstounL. "3:15 A-*. .j^jmberland.. 7:IH V"??tand.. Grafton l:\ti P. M. Moandsville_ fcLS iBenwood 6:40 f Arrive at Wheeling 7d0 a MAIL TRAIN. Leave? Wheeling ?t- *50P.* Ben wood 1030 &2S ash. JtTtn_~"M0 artiastoorg. art) p. f^imberland. 7:15 Oakland ?kl3 MoondsvilleJ Grafton.. Oakland.. Cumberland, ft* p. lr. rjrafton tie Mardnsborg. 1:M ?MoundsvSe. MIa.1. Wash. Jn'tri 6^:1 Benwood fcSB Arrive at? Arrive at? Bidttmore__ tfc45 Wheeling... _. 9SB W. P. Ssctth, Master of Transportation, J. b: mom V nov5 General Agent. Wheeling. Cleveland. Road. Short** and Qptcir* Rtrntf JOaf and Wat) I mRAINB RON AS FOI?OWS, COMMENC i ing Monday,October 31.18SI: Mail. Express. Express. L*veBridgepoit_lkOOam iS&pm lOffipm Att. PtttSBOiak... 3:45 pm 9A0pm 2:10 am ClevelaBd lWnpm fcntm tr'aam Crestline liviaiii ilaJOam lliDtm Ft.Wayne? 7:00am s30pm xSDpm Chicago 1'iSOpm II.-20pm" Jk30pm Haarisbaig... ?30an KOOam 1:10pm Baltimore 7:00am IMIpm 5:45pm Philadelphia 6s?ahi 12:40pm 5^5 pjp New Tort:. i?am ?S;m 10*?pm Tickets to ail principal points In the East and West can be pneured at the Union office in McLnreHooaeand at the Station at Bridge port. F."*R- MTERS. aah8 General Ticket Agent. HEMPFJEfcD KAIU -KOAD lorT N AND AFTER MONDAY; NOVEMBER _ the 28th,'th>e trains on this road -will rm as follows, daflv except Sundays: Leave Washington 7 TV; a. jc. Arrive at Wheeling 10 RETDHNINSr Leave WhcfUng_._.: 3 p. it Arrive at Washington 6 All freinht to be forwarded from Wheeling mii5a.be delivered at the depot before^ o'clock P. M. to insure its shipment the moeday. bl Boanpy.sopx NEW ABfiANGEMENT. "PEOPLE'S LINE," Daily for Louisville. THE MAGNIFICENT NEW STEAMERS, -^gg%agF Win leave Dail-T at 5 P. M_ from the lower wharf boat at the foot at Broadway, Cincin nati. Pea atlahtofyimimt apply on board, on at the Oxnpany^t OBHce on {he ?itia f boat, where ftrfght will be received at aD hoars. 1 JAMES GOOD, Bopt-O. A M.T. Ctx Shippers desirlug to ?hiu thronrfa the above ap2I-8m Cor. Monroe and Waierl RATES OF 8UBSCHIPTIOH. DAILY, by mall, one yeaiv ;?57 5D _ Klx month*,... TRI-WKK WEEKLY, one yeu, BATES OF ADTKHTIHIKG. tflne, noiines or len to stltnte a square,* cMm. The Petersburg Express considers it proper that an apology should be of- i fered for the act of that superfine patri- ot Robert EL Lee, in seeking a pardon. from the President of the United Stakes-; The degrading act caused a correspond ent of the Express to lose his admira tion for ?h"' "eminent soldier." He! supposed that he would die rather than. beg for a pardon, which was possibly: enthusiastic an opinion. Lee was i one of those brave men of whom it was> proclaimed he would die sooner than surrender, and yet be did surrender j did not die. Having thus come| down from his loftiness, there coald be, no good reason why he should hesitate to beg for a pardon, ?b *M that could not humiliate him mneh more than he has been already humbled. But it now seems that when, the Express cones-! pondemk properly understood, the mo tives which indaced'General tee to ask for pardon, his previous dissatisfhrtion rs vanquished and his old admiration the. man returned. General Lee, it is again stated, "would have died soon- j er than, humble himself and a just cause by a seeming admission that it was wrong." Dut there were thou sands of kiffk-toned young men in the country?all these rebels were high toned?"who meditated, expatriating themselves, and who, when asked why they did not seek pardon, replied that until General Lee did so they would not." Affecting proof of patriotism! High-toned evidence of high-toned pride. When Lee was informed of this cock-sparrow braggadocia, Ms eminent ly noble heart swelled with the most' generous emotions. He would teach these high-toned young fellows what a sacrifice could be made by an eminently great man. How erven a Lee, who had perjured himself as an officerof the Uni ted States Army by taking up arms against, his country, could forgive that countrv for his defeat, and how he could lower himself to the attitude of suppli cation for a pardon for having been gu3tv of monstrous crimes against civ- {ligation. Yes, he would show these j high-toned ohm tier lings that he would j not be in their way, and that he would remove their objections to applying for pardons by making application for one! for himself! It was in this spirit of magnanimity that Lee did a violence to his own feelings, and the civilized world is expectod to stand in stupid admira tion of the sublimity of theact. Inspir ed by Jthe generous example, sooie of the high-toned young men of the South are imitating it. They, too, have done violence to their own feelings, but it is' their glorv that they have followed in the track of "old Bob Lee." The cor-; respondent of the Express, with solemn enthusiasm, savs that the "sacrifice" oft General Lee will have; saved ??many of our first young men" from exile; a glo rious consolation indeed, not onlv to the first voung men, but to their "first families."" Verily it seems that the Vir-1 ginians have not learned much. They must imagine that Letcher is still Gov ernor, audtbat all the grandiloquent bal derdash common in the days of slave breeding is still in fashion. These first voung men are all of them malignant enemies of the countrv, and if they are first in anything it is in wicked animos ity against the Government which is' endeavoring to reform them, and which mav even grant them the pardons, which, when they receive they will curse. Mr. -VlMbj kin m Villi on. Saint's Rest, (which is in the Stait of Xoo Gersy,) Joon 31, *65. j [Jie-jmblithed by requeaC] Dreenis was common in the old Skriptoorallooral times, and was con sidered as proleticle, I had a dreem larst' nite, which mav or it mav not! mene suthin. Ef it may, the Lord help the underlined, is my prayer contin-! ooly. I dreemed that I was ded?that as sisted bv a tvfus fever and 2 doekters? I hed bistid'tlie bonds of morality, and j bed sored to the unknow n hereafter.I Up I went to the gates of the tother, world, where I was confronted by Peter. "Where yoo frum?" ses he. .'Xoo Gersy," ses I. "Was voo a good citizen?" "I was a Dimmycrat who never scratched a ticket." "Hev you votid that ticket fer the larst 4 yeers and kin you rede?" "I hev and kin." "Then vour place is below. Oit, he ses, which X did. I I met his Majesty, Satan the 1, at the dore, and he welcomed me eoijellv. I was disappwnted ill his personal ag pearance. He was a middlin sized man, and gentlemanly in stile, kinder resemblin Gefferson Davis very much, only he had a more intelectooal cast of countenance. "Welkum," ses he, "I hev been xspec tin von sum time. Welkuni. "Hev you meny of the Diraocrasy with vou?" sez L "Not meny of die ginooine kopper heads," sez ne. "Of course you hevn t; we evendge ^'^Sat'^not it," sez he, gazin onto me with in tens fondnis; 'that's pot jistall.; All bat about ten or eleven from each county git out of it by pleedm ig norance, idiocv, and s?cli- Bat its all right; I make it up by hevin a heavier force to spare to stir up the few leeders. You kin read print, cant you?" he azsked ankshslee. U1 Vin "AU right," ses he. "Geffereon Davis will be along in a few months, tho ef he don't show more man than when he was caught he will make poor ammose ment." "He is a disgrace to his seeks; he ort to hev been a woman.' "Troo; but as S halts peer says, there s a divinity that shapes our ends?Then Alec Stephens." _ "Will you get him? He was origi- j nallv opposed to secession." "That 's mv best holt. Davis was al ways a secesh. Benjamin wj? becanae he thought it would pay?on them I've had a mortgage ever since they aroved at the vears of akkountability. Steph ens knode secession was rong?hecan't plead ignorance nor nuthing fur he warned his people agin it, and then was hot up to doin it himself far the poor Sri*$e? of playing second fiddle to Sea: Davis, who drawed a miserable how hisself. I'm ded wood on him. "Tell me. gentle sir, how about Fer nandy Wood, Vallwndighsm, et al, as the lawvers say." "In doo time they're mine. cant save themselves by repeafince even. They are now past forty, and ef they'd commense in ded wnest Uvm.to do as much good as they hev bad, and lived to be as old as Methoosler they couldn't make a com men semen t to wards balancin' the boots. By the way, speakin' of Methooeeler, I had to, wate patiently for customers in them days, when ulen lived 980 years." '"There's Corryjeolorado Jewett, and. Alec Long," continuedhe, "I've hed my eye on Jewett and Corry 111 lose?there j iia place outside of my jurisdicshun; ftr sirti. Thev ain't responsible, you see. The devils that was cast ont nv, "the man and took refuge in the swine left the swine when they was drowndid and have inhabited meny men ainse. 2 of em are in Corry and one in Jewett to day. Alec Long has every now and then a (rlimmerin of sense: he shows BTofmcm indifahnnw of in telleck. not quite enuff to maik a luna tic uv him, and too much fer a idyit, I git him and may not. But you irin have plenty of eompeny. The rtnrut your party took druv tboosaads uv men in2 cussedness, who knode bet ter, and who, ef let alone, wood hev j ,1 ^ey ?n soipe Who denoftfist VaBandygum and vt*, whenJ screws was brot dona on 2em (and je8t f8 y?? ttimed them sed screws, and he poaked me ^eckerlvinfhe nbs,) actily presided at! vajlanctygurn meetins, and votid fori fVVL- Then,- after he was deleted. 11 ?~."re thry didn't vote for him at tLOt!: dirt^ Ke l original an, ^hirfiisCTven the devil (es yon stile ?'??1Ld0ngr^ate. Here. 1 isstXL&sss: distance which separates the gentle-, men s bathing machines and the ladi^' is more imagination than realitv. The men gambol in the water nearlv in na i J?1* 8 garb, and the ladies, although fthey wear bathing dresses, condiict themselves as if they Celt these dresses to be an incumbrance. We quote the closing sentences of the article. "Ladies, at all events ontwardlv so do not seem to consider that thev* out rage decorum by viewing from the pier and the 7 beach, through opera glasses, the antics of nude gentlemen. are not prudists, and do not profess to be more moral than other people-' but we must confess that we cannot help blushing at the barefaced conduct of a certain portion of our countrv- i women. Would any ladv have the hardihood to go into Hvde Park, either in the morning or evening, when men and boys are bathing in the Serpentine and watch them through race and opera (SJassesT We do not believe that anv lady, with any pretensions of charae- ter, would dream of so misconduct-1 j How is it then, a ladv. modest and retired in London, comes biMenjmd bold at MarUte?: I "The local authorities, we are readv to admit, cannot make ladies or eentle i men moral or modest; but thev imS I ought to arrange the bathing "s LUn> FIXTTRIS, nr.v2S-ly \'n. 4^ Main Street. STEPHENS SMITH, AttorDeyvfor Collecting Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty AXD ALZ. CLAIMS AGAFSST THE GOTEJiyMlZXT. Office over the Bank of "Wheeling, feb27 Main Street, TVheelirg, TT". Va, E. P. Rhodes. C. M. Rnones. E. P. RHODES SON. (Successors to Rhodes A Warfielrt.i Grocers Commission Merchants' i BHIDGEPOKT, Ohio. Jul-6m H. CRA5GLE. J AS. DAL7ELI- R. CRAXGLE. CRA5GLE. DALZELL 4r CO^ WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce Commission Merchants, -Vo. 38 40 Monroe 4" 121 Jfrrrket SIL, api2 THEEUXG, W. VA. BOD5IAVS Inspection and Leaf Tobacco WABEHOTTSE. Nos. 59, 61 and 63 Front, and 62. 04 and 66 Water, bet. Vine ?fc "Walnut St?., CnrCDTXATI, OHIO. ?^"Returns promptly made. CHAS.BODMAX, Pmp'r. D. HIK. ATT, Inspector. may31-6m CHAS. H. T5KR RY, *Kos. 18 19 Water St.." Manufacturer and IValer in Manilla, Hem. Cotton and Jnte Rope. Bedcoids. Lines. Twines. Tar. Pitch, Oak um. Blocks. Fishing Tackle. Gum* Hope. Bel tine, and Prvkinsr. Jy2D Fire Brick. Tile A flay. P. C. HILDRETH BRO., 53 Main Street. WHEF.LrKO,"W. VA. TITHOLESALE DEALERS IN NAIL ROB Rir Iron. Nails.Sheet Iron, Wire. Cnst Steel. Window Glass. Printing Pnr^r. Wrarv ins Paper, Placer Paris. Land Piaster. Ce ment. Marvbmd Lime. Common Lime. Flour, Shandiai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware. Ac. Agents for Howe's Improved Counter and Platform Scales. The highest market price paid for Baps, FtoJ1 Ginxrtuj. firmp /row. Ar, jyi?. jonx BRO WK, ST-CCESFOn TO WYK338 t3, Otls. Dtx-Stttfs, OnaocALS, Es sestiai, Otls. Patest Vedih5X3, Pkjlhtxf-ky axd Decggists' St-XDRIES. hes, Dy* StoffF. Patpni SmSST I AIwhvs on han.l ^h^^- P^- *MjL trade at !n? figures' offend to the are respectfnUy um,?l to clL CI H. BOOTH. _ \r. g. battfli k Jklly. BOOTH.BATITI.tA [flumnort to Hmd Jfmrr,1 ut ALtis nr FAMILY GROCERIES Bft?' Mam. 1*1 iilim FRES?H CtTHKP MFATS Lapp IrF can-ned FRrrTP, ICE Corner Monroe and Water Streets. "U HFKLTVO V v* pSills Agent* ami a.-ui^, T^. *V. pertaining the?" d">k?Ue information jyi4 JOHN HAMILTON CO Wholesale Dealers In Coal nnd Wood' 5COOKING STOVES.1 'Also, all kinds of PARLOR 4 HFAT1XC STOVES, Adapted for either Wood or Coal. Holtow.Wnr,. Plonrb P?int>. ?niu Arrbes. and every description of Oastinsrsa, mtSSSag?^~--" 'marts'5'ForxDRY Machine shop, Wheeling \\r ya Standard Scabs' SA*-i OTT. MORGAN" L. OTT. WV n HAtt SAMUEL OTT, SON CO, Agents for E VIR15.vxKBi STANDARD SCALES, J^S^^SJSSFJSJC ?SSL'S! tSKKSSi FOR STi tRFS, ?,UT ASH CATTLE SCII.ES 1Ta?Ao,?, ?ul Trm^nrU^ S^ln, /"r Rail ?Cotton rui.i Soenr ^rni "MH nen

.Jeuel ers Beams?Wcigl, masters* Beam*, ?which Pnrph^CTsiin'rt^j ttmrnQ* m not thecSTwUht h^l_and for^te^Sbe^^^Uy on H. SCHMDLBACH CO. XO.? Monroe St.. Whctxino, importers ?fc r*ealera in Brandies, Wines, Gin, e" w'it r W iZ^P OONHrA2tTL.rON HAND A EULT iHtiieirfee.0 bran,ls of ^?ything ?WWe manntacture the best of CIOEJt TDTEGAR. WINES SqUORS Mannfaefarets of r zz? caiotoe OU^L^BS^ "*?ll

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C AMP BELL M'DEiBMQjr? EDITORS AND PBOPBrBTOBS. FRIDAY BOKNIHC, APBPW Exfebiekce shows that disease, like empire, always pursues a Westward course. All the great epidemics that have afflicted the human race origina ted among the dense, low fed, and fil thy populations of the East, and have extended westward until checked by cli mate influences. The course of efcolera, which excites scarcely bo much alarm, or rather preparation,as it should,illus trates this law. It originated among the half-starved Workmen on the Suez Canal, who were huddled together by thousands under circumstances that would naturally engender'disease. It, has spread Westward steadily.. We hear of its being successively at Jerusa lem and Constantinople, and we may anticipate its speedy appearance in England and New York. Already the State Department has xeoeived a warn ing from 6ur Consul at Port Mahon,the first stopping place in the Mediterra nean of Eastern travel, of the appear ance of the scourge in that place, iry spite of the stringent quarantine regula tions adopted. Later news dispels the reports of the mild character of the disease. At Alex andria and Cairo,respectively, the mor tality was a thousand a day, with a proportionate fatality in the intermedi ate towns. The pppulation was terror stricken, and all that could were fleeing from the country. In Syria, the dis ease had not yet assumed ap aggra vated form, butallthe indications point ed to the worst results of former epi demics. The intelligence that our Government has ordered General Sheridan to make a reduction of his forces as rapidly as he can, takes the wind out of the sails of those alarmists who have been as serting that we were going to plunge into war with Maximilian, and drive him pell-mell out of Mexico. It was a gross abuso of confidence in the gentle men who held a meeting in New York last week, to read in public a portion of a private letter of General Sheridan, lie has a perfect right to cherish the views therein expressed and to commu nicate them to his friends. But they had no right without his permission to make such use of his letter that his words would be telegraphed all over the laud. However sincerely ho may believe that Maximilian ought to be driven out of Mexico, he knows his place as a military oflicer, and will take care not to cause any needless imbrog lios between his men and the French troops. The order of the Government removes every suspicion that the French or others have cherished, that our large force in Texas was to be sent across the Rio Grande. The recent French papers show that a good deal of anxiety was felt at Paris on the subject. But our Government is too wise to seek a for eign war at this time, when the result, for which alone the war could be un dertaken, bids fair to be accomplished without any effort on our part.

The Richmond Whig has a long edi torial on the recent election. It says that only one person offered to vobfwho had been in any way connected with the Government of the United States during the war. He was asked whether, when he left the city in 1801, he pur posed to return. He replied that he did not know, at the time of his leaving, whether he should return or not. The Whig says the animus revcrtendi was wanting, and his vote was properly re jected. The same paper also says that not more than a dozen or fifteen votes were rejected at the late election, upon any ground or for any reason whatso ever. And these were the votes of men whose residences, as they admitted to the commissioners, were in other States or in other counties. Even if all these votes had been re ceived the result could not have been changed. So the Whig 'thinks wrong was done in abrogating the election. As to the alleged secession proclivities of the candidates elected, the Whig says: Out of the thirty-one persons elected to office in Richmond last week, there were not much, if any, over half a do zen who were either active or passive secessionists before the war. An over whelming majority of these successful candidates were, on the contrary, ener getic and ardent Union men, who sus tained the Union cause and voted for Union candidates, without any "varia bleness or shadow of turning," until af ter the commencement of hostilities be tween the two sections. And after that, as did almost everybody else, under fif ty years of age, they went into the mili tary service of the Confederacy, and discharged their duty as became sol diers and gentlemen. And after the war was over, they returned to their homes, resumed their several avoca tions, subscribed the amnesty oath and the oath to support the restored govern ment of Virginia, and resolved, in all. honestv and good faith, without, we are satisfied, the slightest mental reserva tion whatsoever, to conductthemselves, in all respects and at all times, as loyal well-meaning, peaceable and law-abid ing citizens or the United States. An such they were at the time Of their elec tion to office, and such they are to-day, and such they will be found to be in the future. The Louisville Journal is urging the Kentuckians to build a railroad direct from Louisville to Washington It says that only 260 miles of road are lacking to place Louisville in connec tion with tide water by a line 100 miles shorter than any railway now in use. It proposes to have a road built from the Virginia Central road leaving it near Bath, to Lexington, Ky. Official figures show that 208,000 persons emigrated from Great Britain last year. Seven out of every ten, or 147,042, came to this country. The em igration to British America ^nd Aus tralia declined. Gold dropped at last lust nighturidor the 43 notch. The "bull combination" I must be a trifle weary and weak. The j general markets wore dull and de all?>WiBg her to have made the most ordina?H&fedway. It may be, however, that the rekl defect is nan mabihiy to communicate with N^Fonndland-rur^foyaQeotiaajj^. ?^B'rUnSWipk-':It ca?1 hardly,be that another' twenty-four hou*s will pa#s without hearing- something definite. The Coat Digging lliiBlueaa up M P?t burg. We take the following item from the Pittsburg papers of yesterday. A meeting of the Pittsburg Coal. Ex change was held on Wednesday at their room onWater street?President in the chair. There was a very general at tendance of the coal men of the city. After reading: and approving the mi nutes of the last meeting, the Secretary 1P I"e8ard to the duty by an ?rder ofthe On call of the Chairinan the renresen tatiyes present from the variot/s S, made statements in regard to the work now being done by them respectively* On motion it was unanimously per^uslfeFf^dig^r01^ f?ur 061118 necessarv'to'^lr^' Whe" U absolutely cou^ Ynrf ?S?n- up air coarees, water "tho^onl^nd we wee to stock celt ^bulgfK?" MARRIE|>, W?"^to?a?VrA,T^?8tS,; I885' the Rev. died. STAMM' take Place thte morning at late residence In South 1116 Mends of the family are re spectly Invited to attend. "rere Notice to Tax-Payers. gi^Tn ssakssss amount thereof \vi thfw of>w* ,8lat'np the or taxes wit 11 iin* noj*pay the duties ays alty as aforesaid?- i o nP 1 centum pen O'clock P. M.^atnrday, 26tl? ay> 2311,1tU1 f _gHgg^Wllll27 Collector^ Dtat Y?*V>. NOTICE. rP?,?1 ANNUAL MEETING of TWB toini^nyUof w1;^l wlC fnnd?t'fe ;nsura??>' nine est. qunlity of tl,e augS-lw charle8 1AUR BRO., Por? Market Alley. FOR SALE. Jiug-ly. PPyto I. H. williA MR WANTED. Rto&ffiaAM SOLDIERS Lincoln." AfiotwS ortl!l2l?lfa,?fAbraham In their own townshirw nnh^S?H *^entH ^reandsol,iiereprefe%etlTh^^'s of offl to A. GILKE30N Tt Address or apply 'deri street, above fethA^eeXn^w'S?lUlip" &ug8-lw* SS^"?8' Examination. h?tife 3?&S?'? the city of Wheeline on wwPn^Pe'egntes in 16th cotmAenJtagaWAugust -Xe?aW?ho?f?lS^?^-t?a?ion. trict, shouldbepWtotrffin0/ H',?Dls the time and plarcniSicd L?#?iMtlon at Illation will take pla2^befo~^?ther e.xnm" the Schools in SeSKI opening of can be employed, whoslmll^i&P T?H"Ser Superiiitendent, of XbhcS^hcS'lH, _ Wheeling, 8th Aug.. ^5-td?f W'leo""8 TO paJS?ofK?N? r4rth Sf p!u??n. cV"Bl'"e street, S north ofFihit ?one door ssssj^rifs^aaaras tz the HOUSEHOLD furniture. AT private SAXJS Carpets, PIER GLASS, ff'sss'.Mj's.ssras.V' I aug5 j ir^lGBre8'' traveling agent 6r 2d S/? (,8raa,,? ftY and nonorable tasin^. VSl n g2** J**' ??e week, j.JJ., 800 b* Ju25 BEEF ToXoiTKiB r iUESSe^ op smoked tongues Snndries, Ra"|2S!5S1?,cot?> a*M8, Potomac Shad. Potoinac Herring. Up. 4 Mackerel, JVashJngton Milts Flour, a?!! aug4 Fellow s Hall Drug Store. WANTED. A GOOD FEMALE COOK. Also, a house ?tstmbM'?Apply at ailgll-lw SMITH'S BREWERY. j ST^CK^iBI.bpBS. OF THE WhminK nnfCIarlngton Oil and Jlln lnif Company. BALANCE on subscription to .the Com pany's stock Is due at the Treasurer's of fice on Monday, the 14th Inst., itriihout grace. augll-lt 1865. FALL TRADE. 1865. JOSEPH CRAVES, No. 30 Mqnkoe Street, j New Style Parlor and Hall Papers, Centre Pieces, Gold and Velvet, 1 School Boota, Blank BOoks, Memorandum Books, Copy Books, Ac.,' Fancy Goods, Toys, Ac., GOLD PENS, Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens and Holders, Faber's Lead Pencils,' Cheap Lithographic Pictures, NEW NOVELS, Also, all the old flist class Novels, by Dickens, Lever, Scott, 4c. I Photograph Albums, auglo Fancy Show Cards, Ac., . 8...S, B. M't'OBMJCK.D. D. S SUROISON A McCORMICK, (Successors to Dr. E. G. Winchell,) 13D ENTISTS, Bio. 145 Market Street, augil WHEELING, W. VA. DR. SAMPLE FORD AS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN South Wheeling for the practice of Med icine and Surgery. Office at Dr. Hazlett's Drug Store, opposite Handlan's Store. References?Drs. R. H. Cummins, .Tames Cummins, John Frizzell, W. J. Bates. auefl-lw SHERIFF'S SALE OF THE jEast Wheeling Pork House. West Virginia, Ohio County Circuit Court, May Term, 1865, in Cjiancery. I The Belmont Branch of the State Bank of Herr _ _ j 'I'yiiR ?ht; John Heir, James C. Aeheson, Sterling and Akron, Klrklnnd, Case Co., J. C. Hervey Co., Bayfield sequently additions were made to It and part of It was used as ah Alcoholic Distillery. It 1s situated on the margin of Wheeling Creek, well built, has very heavy stone foundation, and in one of the cellars there is a large spring of. never falling water sufficient to run an engine. The House Is about 180 feet long by 60 feet wide, three stories high, and would. be suita ble for many branches of manufacturing. JOSEPH SEYBOLD, 0. O. C. MO, Augusts, 1805-td FOl rpHE X Pub_ of Septen Court Hd uable property known riwiftha/'I'irNI HOUSE," being Ipt numl?ml one (lfa: square No. 7, on.the corner of Main and Quli. cy streets, in raid city, This is regarded as the most desirable Lot now In market In the next. Lease ESeci^reofj^^i^onr aug8-td By Lamb A Paull^ EXTENSIVE AUCTION jjlAT.Taw OF Government Medical Stores and Hos pital.Property. Medical Purveyor's Office, 1 Baltimore, Md., August 3,18G5. J "\TTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION VV at Jar vis Hospital, BaUimore,Md' August 14tli, and at McKlm's Hospital Bal timore, Md, August 17th, a large quantitv of Medicines, Hospital Stores, Instruments Dressings, Books and Stationery, Bedding Hospital Clothing, Furniture and appliances The sales will commence lit 10 o'clock A, M and continue ftom day to day until the en tire stocks are disposed o? Catalogues ofthe articles to be sold can be procured by applying at tills depot alter the ?th instant. Terms cash, in Government funds, at the time of purchase. The property to be removed by the pur chaser within forty-eight hours from day of sale. Much of the property is but little worm and Is to be sold by reason of the discontinuance of said Hospitals. A rare chance is thus offered to procure Bedding, Culinary apparatus and other arti cles which' -will be viuuable especially in Ho tels, Steamboats, Factories, Restaurants and Infirmaries. Further^ large auction sales of Medical and Hospital property will take place at thefol lowing localities at an early date, of which due notice will be given: Wheeling,'W. Va. Cliarlestown, W: Va.; Grafton, W. Va.; Win A Chester, Va.: Harper's Ferry, Va.; Cumber land, Md.; Frederick, Md.; Clarysville, Md.; Wilmington, Del.; and the Medical Purvey ing Depot, Baltimore, Md. The last named Depot contains a large and valuable stock of new goods. Z. E. BLISS, Surg. U. S. Vols. Med. Purveyor U. S. A. ADREON CO., augR-till 17 Auctioneers. The Greatest Medicine of the Age! SHAFT'S JIARHHiEA COMPOUND! The only Safe and Certain Cure for DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM MER COMPLAINT. And all Diseases of the Stomach mul Bowels, in cident to a Change of Diet or Climate. TITHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY L invaluable Medicine, now offer it to the publicwitli a full knowledge of Its superior merit over any remedy of like character ever before introduced. It lias been used with the mostpcrfecr.mcce.ii, in thousands of cases, where all other Remedies have failed. Cases ofcliron 1 le Diarrhoea of years standing^ have been cured by the use of Dm bottles. This remedy lias never failed in a single instance, where the disease has baffled the skill of even the most skillful physicians. Kraft's Diarrttixa CostporNi) lias been inuse for a number of years, and by its timely aid has saved the lives of hundreds. This medicine is a purely scientillc prepara tion, and is prepared with the greatest Cau tion and Care. Every traveler should have a bottle of the Diarrhcea Compound. Every soldier will find It Invaluable.' No Family should bo without it. Do.not hesitate to try Kraft's Diarrh x\ Fall Winter Goods ever brought to this market, at Gold Pricks, selected expressly for v. '"T CUSTOM WORK, consisting of French, German and Domestic Cloths, of all grades and colors, French, Eng lish and American Casslmeres, Silk, Cashmere and SIarseilles Vestings, White, Fancy, I.lnen, Traveling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Shirts and Drawers, Scarfs, Ties, Suspenders, Hand kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col lars, Traveling Bags and Valises, Ac., Ac Our. department of FURNISHING GtiODS is richly assorted. Being exclusively In the Clothing business we can furnish the above to better advantage to dealers and on better terms than can be had elsewhere We have the most complete stock and larg est assortment of goods of any house in our line in the city. We are selling goods lower than any other house in the city, as we bought our goods when gold was at the lowest. We have a large stock of Ready Made Clothing and we are selling these goods as low as any other house in the trade, without any excep tion. Our connections with the East are such that we are able to ofTer SUPERIOR INDUCE MENTS to parties in need of goods in our line. We shall spare no pains to maintain our reputation for keeping the largest, finest and cheapest stock of goods in our line in the city, to which we invite the attention of CLOSE BUYERS. We buy exclusively for Cash. ttS^Speclal attention given to the filling of onlera. UNIFORM SUITS Made to order on short notice. ap8-8m A. Bf. ADAMS CO. NOTICE. WHEREAS, THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The Belmont Iron Works Company, of Wheeling, West Virginia, at a meeting held at the office of said corporation in the city of Wheeling, on the 20th July, 1885, passed the following resolution, to wit: Whereas, the resolution requiring the as sessment and payment of three hundred and fifty dollars per share, to make good the loss of capital resultlng-on the operations of the corporation since Jan. 4tli, 1865, not h aving an unanimous vote, and therefore not being adopted. It is hereby Resolved, That this corporation shall discon tinue Its business anil go into Immediate liquidation, in accordance with the 40th sec tion of the Act of the Legislature of West Virginia, passed October 26th, 1883, regarding corporations; and the board of directors or said corporation is hereby authorized and di rected to proceed forthwith to close and settle up its business as soon as practicable, in accor dance with said section of said act; and that the real estate and appurtenapce6 and chattel property shall be sold on or before the 1st day of September next. We, the undersigned, appointed. by said board of directors a committee to carry out said resolution, WII.I, SELL AT AUCTION, at the front door of the Court House, in the city of Wheeling, on Tnesday, the 22d day of August, 1865, sale to commence at JO o'clock, A. M., all that valuable real estate and appurtenances in the 6th Ward of the city of Wheeling, known as The Belmont Iron Works and Nail Factory, Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river, north by Division street, east by Main street, and south by the property of Messrs. Caldwell A T.nnm?Btor vl ol m. oitnK ana otners. And lot No. 1 Caldwell's addition to the citv of Wheeling; at the south east, corner of Main and Division streets with five tenements tliprenr. persons. TerniH?One-third cash, one-third in two months, one-third in four months, with Inter est from day of sale. The deferred payments to be satisfactorily secured. HENRY MOORE. J. P. GILCHRIST, J. D. DUBOIS, For Directors of Belmont Iron Works Com pany. Ju24-td Washington 1 Nurseries. rTYHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL L the attention of Farmers and Grape Growers' in the vicinity of Wheeling, to a large and varied assortment of Trult Trees and Native Grape vines, including a fine stock of Delaware and Concord Grape. Also, shade and ornamental trees in great variety. All offered on reasonable terms. Orders delivered at Wheeling free of charge. J. B. WILSON. I ju22-2m Washington, Pa. Wanted Immediately. rww TtmA wtott in fltThftiwV,.. are invitea to House (east of Wheel the most uSSSJ+ZS&S examine some of 1 *nd weftil, new inven tions for domestic use of the airo a mm on. P^u^ty la,Offered Tor ente^rising^enS capital, to make money, either {^traveling r or. locating in the city or conn* trf ?_ 0A,PPjy to J. DINSMORE, Jr. ym Franklin Mouse. US-State and County Rights for sale. ESTABLISHED IH 1847. UA II X ilUUlI ?ZVo Connection with the Combined. Morumlu for High Price*. T ??EER THE LARGEST AND BEST AS X sorted stock of PAPER of evervrtromiVC "on to be found in this eSmta-. ISk^Uera Stationers, Prlntera and Bh&ere^iSsave U^^Semptioythe^f f(? "SSff teS^nCln? ?eBM?p0i Ohio and State of West%iret^|| ?onntTof ^ASSSPSSS^t bu^V? my hand ly cSggte.g'K, 1?e Merchants' Nation^T Bank of West Virginia ">e retaliations of this department^! ?i*,,tl WKSS^JTRSSSSSSte aaeg^fea?!yia?B TSr-HfeEs?' Treasurer U. s. The National Bank of West Virginia, AT WIIEEUso. 'viSSX,^??^ MAntxwT IX VZ A^WKY K\ j. ?n*,"ln the City of WhSEfRl"*. in*," In the atTof WhSuSl*-, ",t ty of Ohio, and State of WeS'wiSj!.1CoHn" been duly organized under Zn* \lr*in,ia. ha? therequiremlmtscrf theArt^J^"Ung lo ""An act tonrovweaxa^^l^en. gasss ?r L'3'}of July.'isas ofofflee ""s day iuis-eod FREEMAN CLARK, juis-tiOd Compfrof the Currency. FI B8T NATIONAL BANK OP WHEELING. Designated Depositary U. S. CAPITAL PAID IN, fattftn CAJTAI. AUTHORIZED, ,...V.'."!.'.'";. M0|?W TITONEY BECETVED ON DEPOSIT. IX. Uonc m*SiP j ?n Speclal Deposits. Coli?. E?h^i^i1fs,i?i:rompt,y DIKECTOHS: SSS' Ge Including tn^ latest Sheet Publications, Violins, Guitaftl Flutes, Accord eons and Banjos of the best for-1 and American make, German and Italian I Also, Stationery, Photographic Gooct I He will promptly attend to any orders fc' I Music left at the store. f .He will, as heretofore, give Instructions? I the Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in Thorouf I Bass, either at scholar's house, or at his Moi I Hoom,(103 Main Street,) where a fine Piano ed to. Arrangements are also being made^ I renting out Pianos. f Keeping only the best of Goods on b*cj I SSV5?^ acfopted the motto of quick *ales?? I Wheeling, W. Va., June 6th, 1S65. To Soldiers!?Waltham Watch?-, Let every soldier before he returns hoa*! provide himself with an American no better use can be made of money than i f invest it in one or these durable and accural time-pieces. It is a kind of property lbil constantly returns good interest, and Its n*0! ey value is so well known that a pocket of silver dollars wouldn't be as useful Sold by all respectable Watcli dealers tHE AMERICAN WATCH CO J 01 l-lm2p Office, 182 Broadway. 5| G.F. MAYER &S0N^. Ti5"ANUPACTURERS OF THE 1Y? erwoman's Friend,White Ex?W?Jj? ???IV ,nsed expressly /or washing cloth raid by all that have tried it to be the best Washing Soaps ever offeredwJK ?S5?- .Please give It a trial and see for V* self. Manufactured and sold by Q. F. MAYER <t SOX No. 329 Main street. Wheeling, Ju24-3m 500 NAIUS. KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, AT LIST, MORRISON 4

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yomoreTMifM rWMMilr Vo more nnriflPomioa and aflSyHdr, -I^^nty^rH-lrprB-rT, f. ?at yoor H?lr to *row ^wat to prevent prenatal r.tml?! rid of Diudmr Cse the Coco Cmo. Cie the Coco Cream. CietbeCoeoQcam. Tse the Coco Cream. C?e the Coeo Cream. Faa!*^ LAUGHXXSS a bdshfield, "Wheeling, V-Va. WIT SOT USE THE BUTT Ter twenty years' increasing dtmnd has ^WWiart the tact that Mathews' Vxra r-_?5 Hint Dti. is the best In the world. It (.jjecheapest, the most reliable, and most -t:valient. Complete in one bottle. Does j paevioos pt^iai utinn of the ^u. So trouble. >'o crock or stain. Does irlo off or make the hair appear dusty and i hut imparts to it new lift and. lustre. ^-caasi beautiful black or brown, as pre a child can apply it Always gives Only 75 cents pa- bottle. Sold '^"lSCATHEWS, Manuftctnrer, M. Y. -j^iS BAHXES V JCT r. in its action upon the sin. Forsaieoy ail Druggists an^ Fancy tiooc* Peales. marl5-lyd4w THE fifiEAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIB JAMES CI.ARK'S Celebrated Female Pills. This in valuable medicine Is nnfaniTipiTi thg zreof all those painful ?n^ dangerous dis rsse* Tunrienr to tiie constitution. j moderates all excesses and removes all jssncu&ns, from whatever anij a Sredy cure may be relied on. TO K1KETED UUMXB, is peculiarly- soiled. It will, in a shot* ?toe. unngon the monthly period with regu CATTIOJIS Pill? should not be taten by females ?Jim pregnant during the FIRST THREE sjTTHS, as they are snreto bring on Mis *=a?e, bat at every other time, and in eve T ther case, they are perfectly safe. .sail cases of Nervous and ^crtnal Affee Pains in the Bade and Limbs. Heavi aFitlneon slight exertkm, Palpitation basses occasioned by a disordered system, Pills will effect a core when all other virni have failed. Pall directions in the pamphlet around each VTTtee, -which should be preserved. by al! Drnggfeta. ftice One Dollar pe* Sole United States Aaent, VT JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St^X. Y. a.?SLOG and six postage stamps, ?o any authorized agent, will insure a bottle containing over flfty Pius, by rtiurnmalL BUB TBy authority of the Legislature.] Proposed Amendment to fha Consa ration of the State of West Virginia. Resolved by the legislature l\of T* est Irginia, The ioilowing is pro T-sedM an amendment to the Constitution of State, to be added at the of the ?lcacf the third article thereof, to become vrofthe said Constitution when, ratified *K>RiiiigTo the prorisians thereof, namdy: ">o poson who, since the first day of June. ?g. has given or shall give vt^untary aid or yance to the rebellion against the United shall be a dtian. of t&aState or be al-; to vote any election held therein. he has volunteered mtr> the military ^ttval service of the United States and baa jeaorshall be honorably discharged there 2vQL Adoptad. March L 1865. Jn* u. S. MARSHAL'S SAT.B OP STEAM-BOAT "OIL CITY." f)*?THICT COCTtT OF THE LMTEJD fbr tie District of West Virginia. Henry McKitbon ts. >In Admiralty. --^Steamboat "OH Oty."J ?P0en Davis and -Win. 1 ^vaT^ Admiralty. Same. j ^??E. Berrvand Dun-' In Admiralty. T Same. ^^oedience to a decree of the said Court ^??d Flatulence For "Mrthqm ami Flatulence For Heartburn and Fbunlenes 5? tha Old Hone fflttfr* FaetheOMHomer UaatfaaOUT" or Appetite TTialiaaal by Old Home Biliera. Besttaad by Old Home Bitters. Beamed by Old Home Bitters. Bratored by Old Home Bitter*. K?ored by OU Home Bitters. The Weak made Strong!! r The SUcmade Well!!! lie Old made Yonng!!! The Depnmd are brightened!!! Thej?"- It to a good Appetiser. It to good tor acidity at Stomach, g J" ?1healthy stimulant. ^^aiea^^eTOrpomjded. j8oldbTM^^?JDSSto?ener^. tS8 A HIJHH VI V.\ TV yi?ttuBTwrva. 50 4 CO MOSBY ARRESTED. THE PARDON OF H. V. JOHNSON. Convention in Maine. Ravages of Cholera in Malta

GOLD CLOSED AT 142. t auu uu uw pay rolls. Since! that time there have been discharged a little aver seven hundred thousand, leaving- in round numbers about three 1 hmiired thousand still in the army and on the pay rolls. Of the number dis-, charged about three hundred thousand j are now en route to their several! rendezvous to be paid off and mustered out. The funds sufficient to meet this demand are in the hands of the pay masters, and are being paid out as fast as possible. The others who have been discharged, or over four hundred thou- sand, have been fullv paid off and mus- I tered out. The rapidity with which thisV part of the work is performed may be in ferred from the fact that official "figures in the Department at Washington shows there have been mustered out' and paid off, during the last thirty days 260,000. The recent order of the War Department will probably muster out about half of Sheridan's troops, and paymaster Wilson starts .to-morrowi with nearly five million dollars to pay t them off. Rumors of contemplated Cabinet chan ges are circulating again. How mn>:h 1 foundation they have, in fact, no one j seems to be able to say. John Covode and John W. Forney are mentioned as possible successors to Secretary Harlan of she Interior department^and Mr. Sew ard is once more said to be about to re tire. The probabilities are decidedly against immediate changes. The reported reconciliation between Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter is un-. true. Hon. Alfred Ely, of Sew York, is in the city and the report hath it that he has been summoned, together with Maj. Glen. Wilcox and Gen. Leeof Boston, to i testify concerning the treatment of pris oners, before the Military Commission J about to be convened for the purpose. Details of the news from California state that the loan in behalf of the Mex ican Republic, which was some time ago placed in the California market,. was being pushed forward with energy, and was meeting with considerable suc cess. The thirty thousand stand of arms j purchased in San Francisco for Presi dent Juarez of Mexico, several months ago seized by our government authori-' ties and afterwards released, had been again seized on an attachment for debt ?glliT191theM?Ti> and ^10 tor ?,000 bushehva?w^ m salrs are seS^?Sfc6ly 30 tu?* western is and closed ?^)j^-tleav3" and drooping ?gaZ?0?, f?r western, and ilWesteru 65@efe Wool?Dull. I Pbtboutcx?Dull at ssia&aa &,?zzstz;, tsagggaaS f^opntfonStft^riS!^r'Sand hav ?8,00fsl2,50 tor plain CXtra mesa j"l~^r^Iir^TS?Tn fair demand. @24^T~ aCtiVe and tirm M 19^ C^S5?Z^^"V "J17?25* " at PRQvisions?Dull; no sales. i-b- /?S^2BK^"Was offered rather free lv at $!0,0r>. Bulk meats dull; no sales Bacon is held at 17c. Lard?Sold at 233^c. dJi^W_S?ld a?12'-'c and is ?ood Gold?142. Baltimore Cattle Market. BiLTIHOEE, Aug. 10. 1 Offerings mostly of an inferior qual itv. Sales of ,o0 head at 8 to 11. Hnes advanced under short ^iptsl! Sheep scarce and advanced to Valuable Property for Sale, rc ASD NEAR Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio. BE^G desirous of changing my bosm??s T oflfer lor sale my valuableDrooeri vsimir Sgrtjrissrai-s^^S cho,Z SiVr^S11- r?un? orchard of ?r P^. pSS aST clX K^wS5.^ BRICK (5t?m FI.OTR. J?S J? Sardis, containing rsro run ?t?t stiSke '"chlearit'in a""1 boxes. iorsale by p j a?i y "ng-l Corner Market and Qninp- Sts. UCHTXI JC FIT CILLEB. D^S^r^%BY TEK and L^ieWh t S8: BOTTLE WAX! BOTTI.E WAX 500 j^foT?te? WAX* FOB rarrr t^H. LOGAN A CO., and LOGAN. LIST A CO. Grand Independence Fireman's Basket i P I C N I C Ticket* One Dollar. Sec'y. _ SOReHTJI CASE Slim. 100 "HOYrjS" PATENT. 2a Oill Arson's, assorted sizes. H?iiru? sw>- tHor horizontal rollfis forsale^^ HIlBrctHa'bRO^' -anez oa Main street j U. S. Sanitary Commission Any aid Ifaiy Claim Agency. JTO CHARGE FOR SERVICES. JA1TES GILCHRIST, Agent. Wl?eeUi^, W. Va. fc, Office, Surveyor"! R001.U, Customhouse. The tr. s. sanitart cosonssrox reUeTe SoMiers. .-Sailors, an.i h^S?f?Sr?i?8'" the heavy expenses i?ial iy paid for the pn>emtion of snch claims, nave established eWs Aseney to Millwt 1 pepfe ?f "whatever tn the dmnuzrUs aPPiiotiCBi sent to this Agency tbe name and post office addr^ofSe7f?F !50 Mb^i^w^ca0 HKisrrUaataus. 16 very *Ue Black Mohair. Grenadine. Blade Crape Man** and TuHMka, all silk lirena l dines. plaia^MdMd and ptaid, Wwdt, Ogund i and plain Orgaodtff aiw Gingnaui^ r mayll J S. RHODES. 1 HORSE SHOES. I "1 rvn KEGS HORSE shoes. ASSORTED j 1UU 4 BRO., ded7 5S Main street. \rR W3t C. HAXCLAX having ecu chased the interest ot Mr. W. W- Millar in the firm of Pry or. Miller dt Co.. the busi ness will be continued under the firm of Pry or. Hanrilan Jt Co. jnil -rw gross Ft_V^KS, Half Pint, Pint and OU Quart, Pikes Peak pattern, received by P C. HILDRCTH A BRO. ?7/j cases drake's plantation I O Bitters- a Cases Havener's Stomach Bitters. 50 Oases Hubbel*s Golden Bitters.? 25 Cfcnes Charles' London Cordial Gin. at McCABE, KRAFT Jt CCS. Mart and REED. KRAFT A CP'S. DOZEN JOHNSON'S rheumatic Compound. "it Dnr. Sozodont. 21 Seeley"s Catarrh Remedy, at McCABE, KRAtT GO'S, maz9 and REED, KRAFT COS. DOZ. WIS hart'S pine TREE TAR CordiaL 25 Dot Hall's Balsam. CO Sellers' Coush Syrup, at McCABE KRAFT C?"9, mar? and REED. KRAFT A OQ*S LARGE STOCK OP california xVWines and Brandy. Kelly Island Sparkling Catawhn. at _ McCABE. KRAFT 4 CO^S, mart and REED. KRAFT A CP'S. bosset boards. Brown, white and blue bonnet Boanls at tactorv prirw. P. C. HILDRET Jt BRO. ie21 :a Main street. BAR IRON. BAR iron?Round, from 3-18 to 3 In. Square, to 21-: in. Flat, H*1. to in. Ov al, Jvi to l1^ in. Half Oral" to 2?| in. Cut to length*. for Tire. Hoop, l1-. to '1 in. From Pennsvframa, American, Wavue and Sligo Mills, Pittsbure. novJS P. C. HTLDRETH i BRO., 5? Main street. CTOTENT. 1 r\f\ BBLS. ROSED ALE hydraulic lUv Cfcment, the best in we. P. C. HTLDRETH A BRO. 30 WOOD'S PRIZE MOWER. TT7TTH ALL THE LATE IMPROVE T Y mente, for sale by jeJB PRYOR. MILLER A CO. HAXR. f?l\ T1KRTF5* SUGAR CURED HAMS. I Tierces pliun Haras. JnM received and for sale l.y PP.VuR. MII.LFJ. A Co. W. R. CHEESE. BOXES PRIME SELECTED. JTT5T arriving at jei:> LIKT. MORRISON Jt CO. FOl.VDRY IRON, TAATONS HAMPDEN FfRNAf E. ON" LI Mr i-onsisnment. just receiver! and for side by LIST. MORRISON CO. Wheeling, August 3d. J VST RECEIVED. 1 A AAA HAVANA AND DOMESTIC IUm'i'U eitrars. 40 ^ross assorted line-cut chewing tobacco, 40 sross assorted srnokintr tobacco, 200 lbs. in Ib. bales Lynchburg. All will be sold at eastern prices. H. BETTERS Jt CO., No. 42 Water street, north of Sprigs: House. aug-4-lw* FRriT JARS! FRCTT JARS 1 A A DOZ. FRUIT JARS, GLASS) Quarts IUU and Half Gallons, for sale bv T. M. L?)GA.S' A CO.. and LOG.AN. LIST A CO. U. S. Sanitary Commission Army Navy Claim Agency. SO CHARGE FOR SERVICES. JAMES if. SCROGIN. Local Agent. Office. CWnjton, TF1 To. rrOTE C. S. SANITARY COifMISSION, 1 desiring to relieve soldiers, sailors and their families from the heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution of such riafms, have established this As?-ney. to col lect pensions, arrears of pay. "bounty and other claims asainst the Government, without charge or ^rp^ruce of any kind whatever to the eUrimantx. On application sent to this Agencv, statine the name and post office address of the claim ant. the name, tank, company, regiment, ser vice, and ?tate of the soldier on whose ac count the claim is made, date of discharge or death, the proper blanks will be filled out as far as possible and forwarded to the person applying. These can then be executed and returned to this office, where the claim will be prosecuted to a final issne in the shortest possible time. jylS-eod COd HATHA WAV. LEACH Jt STEARXS, 417 Arch Street, Philadelphia, aCAyCFALTL HFHS OF Steai Eiiises, Boilers, Air Pups, AND OIL WELL TOOLS, "TvEALERS In Machinery. Bolts, Nuts and I Washers, and agent for the sale of Ma chinists* Tools manufcetmrd by the New York Steam Engine Works. Shops, New Castle. Delaware. jpl4-2m e o d?JC<fcCo. WJ^ST VIRGINIA Religious Book House! 22 Xom StrM WIwcUbt. Keep constantly on hand a iazg? and splendid assortment of Family and small Bibles, all styles and prices. Prayer and Hymn Books of all denomina tions and in every style of binding. Theological and Religious books in great variety. Our stock of Sunday School Library, Qnes tion.H"yrrm.Musican<i class Books, Catechism, Rewards, Spellers, Primers. Tickets. Picture Cards, Bible and Teacher's helps, are ample for the wants of Sunday Schools of every kind. A liberal donation to all Sunday Schools purchasing libraries. A liberal discount to Ministers and Theolgi cal Students. GEO. W. STONER, Local Agent. Sole Aaent for the most deservedly popular Sunday School Music Book.ifuakrd Leaty*," by Philip Philips. Cincinnati. deciSMnio GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT National Work, the most complete, only authentic and reliable Life of Lincoln pub lished. This work is entirely new and orig inal and contains more of his early history, political career, speeches. ?fcc., together with the scenes and incidents connected with his tragic end, than any other. Teachers, ladies, and especially returned and disabled soldier*. 1 will And it a rare chance to make mouev, Addies JONES, BROS. CO? Philadelphia. Pa. juSI-lmcLtw* FURNITURE. mHE UJTBERSSIGNKD RHPPECTFULLY JL inform die public tfixt they are mannCar turinsarul haveeonstancb'on hand an exten sfre stoplc of all kinds of FnmltuTTp, such as i Book-canes. Wasdrobes, Borenns. Xafafes. Stands, Bnisteads Loanget, Chaiw, Loo tine Shiws and svwythimf n-oally jbnvi in a FnrniXnre Warerrjam. Work made to order and Jobirtng done on *bort notice. I They are alse prejwed to pay PROMPT and particular attention to the Undertaking Business, In all its branches, keeping on hand a general asnortrnentof COTFEtSof all sizes, covered and plain, trimmed In the best style, with hearse and usual attendances. Also rum's nriuic ktbul cases. which for ordinary interment, depositing in vaults and traneportatiou, they have no rival. WM. Z1NTC <t 9<)X, No. 73 Main St., Onn* Wheeling. I A few doon above Seed A Kcaltfs Drug Store, west xide. myaS-tai

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FMPAY MOHMIKB, ATOTOT 11. City Council.?A regular meeting of the City Council wag held last,'evening. In the absence of the Prteldent, Mr. A. G. Robinson was called to the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Committee on Water Works re ported sundry bills, amounting to $856.03, and recommended that the same be paid. Report adopted, The Committee on Accounts reported sundry bills, amounting to $>65.93, rec ommending that they be paid. Also reported the amount of fines assessed f jr July at $326. The report was amend ed so far as the account of E. Booking for furnishing medicine to small pox patients, and ar. item in the bill of Wm. Ewing -for printing lists of delinquent tax payers, both of which we're referred back to the Committee for1 farther ex amination and report. The balance of the report was adopted and bills or dered to bepaid. The Committee on Streets and Alleys reported in favor 'of macadamizing Fourth street from John to Clay and up Clay to Fifth street, making tw6' squares. Also in' "favor of repairing sewer at corner of Zane and Sixth streets. Also in favor of repairing and protecting the mouth of sewer at lower end of Fifth street. They reported adversely to the peti tion of A. J. X.ong and others. On motion of Mr. Shallcross, the street commissioners were instructed to ad vertise for proposals for the improve ments recommended by the committee, and report the saine for the considera tion of the Council. The street commis sioners made a report asking an appro priation of $585,75 to pay expenses for labor employed for the last month, the report was adopted. The committee on salaries reported in favor of fixing the salary of the Collec tor of Revenue at 5>? per cent on the amount he collects. That of the collec tor of water rents at five per cent on tho amount collected, and that of Mr. John Hamilton, assessor, at $500. Petition of Aclfeson, Bell ove named Is not sold at private safe before the 15th day or August next,I will, m aMUnj at 10 o'clock, offer the name atpublleMJe aJl the ftorit door of the. .Cn^THo^^ OWo conntv, if,JEU0HABPBON., S*-td augt For; house is frame, one- and' a half storiea, ^con taining six- rooms. i? tlllery, in East WKeelin& CONSISTING- of Engines, Boilers, Iron' Steam Tanks for tendering Lard, 'Large Alcohol Copper Still and Oolumn, Pork Pack ing Fixtures, tw6 runs or Burr Mill: Stones, with 011 the necessary mill gearing, Stock; and Beam Scales, Hoppers, ??15; Fuel and Lights,855 washing, 85; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday night, 837 50; Fuel and Lights, 84. Bills both for tuition and board payable In all cases at the commencement of the .quarter Sept. 6th, Nov. 15th, Feb. 1st and Apfil 18th. L. C. LOOMIS, A. ir. M. D., July 20,1885. President. t! l Special Notice.?Having .to he nbtjent from the 25th Inst- to Aug. 10th, triplication may be made itt the interval to Hon. C. D. Hubbard, President, or to J. E. Wilson, ESq., Secretary Board of Directors. Jy20-tr SAVING INCREABEDMY FACILITIES fax the. manufacture of thp above arti I amprepared to fill all orders promptly, ana as cheap, or cheaper than can bte had at any other house fit tile city* I keep the latest patterns of STOVES, both Wood and Goal, and will warrant every Stove. I am,prepar ed to do all kinds of Job Work In Sheet Iron andTln and will give Buch JoJ?,m y personal attention. Spdufing'tttid Guttering of all kinds always on hand; Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans of the nest .kind also very cheap. Merchants and others vlsting the city will do well to give me a call. Je2 B. F. CALDWELL. W V U. D118111688 UOiiege, located at ITorrt ItrooJc's JlitfUtinrj, JVo. TI8^ Mailt Street j-Wfieettntf, 1S?'mf^5iV^SSTI7^^?R FINISHED JL in 1, P1! lTld,a Ink, from -life or copied from old pict ures. OJRD rHCffOGRAPHfrrPactionJar pains Publishers' prices. pt4a A?Sa ,VI!;?'!\y of GILT A ROSEWOOD wlH nlwoj-s be on hand at reasona blcprices. :i declg 1841,.p. H.a-1865. Photographs. v AMBROTYPES, CARDS. place to get them, Partridge's, ^7 Main SU^-fl ?4.^8?yiH hereafter Rive liis personal at J*?the ppe^npi department, and see lui^ that ca^Sife^ yely t>osl plc" albums, At retail, at wholesale prices. Tlie larcest ^?kjind best assortment in the western country. decl5 W. ,1?H\S?\ SON, Manufacturers of Copper, Till and "Slreet Iron Ware, TTAyiNG A.VAH,ED ourselves OF J4-.. a? thelniprovetl facilities we are better prepared fitfftr'.thdni ever 14 riuVll orders/or any article or work In the above line of btfsl ness. Vallles and Conductors made to order. Steamboat work done In a substantial and 2w!i like manner. We are now paying tsatmaa^aMaMMie; ^rtieular. To Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements tliat cannot be found else where. Our stock of Ware is complete, and ),h?^ortmont is full, at all times. We keep an(l most approved pat terns of Coai and Wood Stoves on hand ntTi.ll times. G. W. JOHNSON son, No. 179 Market Square. jy28 Wheeling, w. va. 1 COSTA It's EXTERMINATORS. -costard -Bsmmm j^'COSTAR'S"1 exterminators! "COSTAB^^ffi^l: "-COHTTAR'S fe AT

"/Trii ^terminators. costar'S;"; J1XTERMINATORS. COSTAR-S 'i CT^^?|?JaTORS: "costar-S" EXT^^ATOrI: "msTin? 'b 1$?RWJNAT?RS. COSTARDS CTraRMlNATORS. costards".CTTORMINAtSrI: costar-s exterminators! COSTARfj 7 ^TERlmTATORs! Bom Hooches. Ants. Bed E8Sps?sf?ilbsfc" Free from Poisons." i!! Beware I! of all worthless imitations. fcun^&',DrUf!KiBU an J.SMYTH, augl Corner Market pncl Q,uliiCy Htw. W.J. OOTI8. 13AAQ COTT3, JK. JiwliaaBi.1 i W. J. OOTTS CO., Groceipies,XiqiLors iProdnce.i ?1,, rl >ul yflltfi CM i Si 'l*o, 41)9 Market Square, UG aug3-6m wheeling, W. va. IKffflnrtr If T. J. KISNER, rnENDERS HBTHANK8TO ALL THOSE I 'who have favored him with their oonfl famyM street, near Reed Kraft's Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va., where he may be consult ed in reference to thelrdlsease, the nature and character of which the Doctor Is able at all times, and under all circumstances, to describe and to assure of the probable result and dura tion of treatment. Re practices the Eclectic System of Medicine, using mild but effective remedies, supporting InBtead of depressing the VKsU XSSei&LriXhB Medietas ufcSd by him are prepared and put up in his own office. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis eases, Dr. Kisner will give his attention to the treatment of all varieties of Chronic disease. That scou%? nftthtttimnOi'tTHftyaiiTrfnte; in all Its varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges from the Ear, so prevalent among children, ^Purulent Oplhalmla, Ozena, Enlarged Glands,; ulcerations. Cancers and all varltlee of Skin Diseases, will receive his. special attention.? [Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart, Liv Complaints, Dlarrhcea-Dysentery and Piles, Diseases of the Urinary Onjans, Syphilis, Ac;, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy, jsbsA vous Diseases to which tney are subject, he treats successfully. The treatment of CHIL DREN will reccive the same attention as here tofore. All consultations and communica tions strictly confidential, and will receive, prompt attention. Night calls cheerftilly air-1 swered. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., 1 to .4 and 6 to 9 P. M. Jun2 D3L .SEELYE'S

n, Xi. I Q, U X D ;dlihixBd7 nuhikiiuldiiAJ -Jj CATARRH i 1 1 i ..Jr. REMEDY. is 1> 0 0 ri 'Q fj i ij (f j it WCrBE WABRANTED-M rt-Wfl^KCTioiis A*iii 4o'i.tcr5rKfi. Call for Circular describing all symptom* 8YMBTOM81 Thft symptoms ;of catarrh as they generally appear are at first very slight. Persons find they have a cold, that they have jfrerraent attacks, a|id are more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In this condition, the nose may be dry, or n slight discharge, tliln and acrid, afterwards incom ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be ooroec chronic, the discharges are Increased in quantity nnd diaiiged in quality; they arenow tnick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed I off. The secretions are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes are weak; the sense of the smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another common a'nd Important symtom of Catarrh Is that the peraon Is obliged to clear his throat in the morning of a thick or slljny mucus, which has fallen down from the head during the night. When this takes place the person may be sure that his disease Is on its way to the lungs, and should lose no time in arresting It. The alxvve are but few of the many Catarrh Symptoms. A Mingle Bottle will last, a month-to be nsedthree times a day. DR. D. H. S1EELYE CO., Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois, And for sale by all Druggists. McCABE, KRAFT A CO., "WTTEEtiTNG, Wholesale Agent? fipr Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. fe23-ly OATApBHl DR. R. GOODALE'S a. Tjtn~'.~r m tt-1 THIS MODE OF TREATMENT IS The Acme of Perfection! It Cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh. 11 Cures Catarrh In all Its Types and Stages. It Cores Catarrh, anil-averts Consumption. It Cures Catarrh and Pain In the Temples. No violent Syriiigjtng of tjie Head. The Sense of Taste an a. l Bore rolAt; Adfutai Brady, daahi Bank. D. C. luuv, mn7~6md t>y Baiibttt's New Ifbrk Soap. Give It a trial. y R. J. smyth, 8 Corner Market and QptocySte. plaster paris. BBLS. PliASTEtt'^ABIS, BEST quality received by t T; e. HIEPBETH A BBO. r 1 1 Ri j. BMYTH> fi-?ir;? 400^1S HemWhiteWh^at, j ol 200 PeartMllls 32 i?*010 and for Bale by 77 ipU PRYOR. HAJNJDIaAN A CO. )(J TOGRCE^ /Su^ar Cured Jnst reeved by, Jwil PhYOR, HA1 10 0 (PBE8H P. c. hildreth a bro. HAaio unit ESTABLISH AS A IlEFCOE FKOX dlACKEET.jj TOE ONL YPLA CE W&BREA CURECA1 BB OBTA TNED. ? He who Places Mgiseif under the care of Dr J., may religiously- confide in his honor as gentleman', and confidently rely upon h*. skill as a physician. 1 ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured, and full Igor Restors) Tills distressing* nfltctlon?vrnleh n?ndm life and marriage imporaible?is the pent*, paid by the victims of. Improper imlHlgon,,; Young persons are too opt to commit ex,x,Jt from not being aware drthe dreadful coreS quences that may ensue. Now, wliothatnn. derstands the subject -will preteml to dent that the power of procreation .Is lost ?oor..'. by those tailing into improper habits tw by the prudentT Besides lwirig the pleasure or healthy offspring serious and destructive symptoms to \?v, Jbody and mind arise. The system beeomi deranged, the Physical and Mental Function, "Weakened, LoasofProcreotive Power, Nert Otis Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of tU Heart, .Jtadlgestioiu Constitutional Debillti a wasting of the Frame, Cough, Ccmstimp. tlon, Decay and Death. r Office, Wo. 7 ftonth Frederick Street, Left hood side going from Baltimore street a few doors from the corner. Kail not to ob serve the name and number. letters must be paid and contain a stains The Doctor's Diploma hangs in his office. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS. Kb Mereurt) or ICmitcmu Drugs! DB. JOHTJfSTO.V, Member of the Royal Collie of Sunteons London, Graduate from one of the mi*t emi nent Colleges In the United States, mid tlm greater pnrt of whose Ufe has been njient. In the hospitals of London, Pnris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever known: many troubled with ringing in the la-ad anil ears when asleep, great nervousness, t*in? alarmed at sudden sounds, bashtalness, with frequent-blusliing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured lmnieiii; ately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr, J. addresses ali those who have in Inn.! themselves bv improper indulgence antt sill tarv habits, which min both body and mind unfitting them for either business, study, so ciety or mnrriage. These are some of the sad and melaneholv effeata produced by early habits ofyOttfh,vtr Weakness of the Back and iambs, Pains In the Head, DimneaS of Sight, Loss of MnwnLu Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepa, NervousTrHtabnity, Derangement ot the Et gestive Functions, General Debility, Sym[ tans of Consumption, Sc. Mkntali.y.?The fearful effects on themlrj are much to be dreaded?Loss of Memnir ConfUsion of Ideas, Depression or Spirits, fY Forhodlues, Aversion to society, Self-r>l?m?\ Love of Solitude, Timidity, 4c., are some t the evils produced, t Thousands of pensons of all ages can no? iudpre what Is the cause of their' (ledlnj&f lealth, losing their vigor, becomine rat, pale, nervous and emaciated, having iJiffl tar appearance about the eyes, coneti nil JeprivnJot the tniu symptoms or consumption, hf YOUNG MEN W{">havo Injured themselves by a crrtarn practice indulged in when alone, a habit fie quently learned from evil companions or at school, the effects of which are nightly fell, even when asleep, and if nof cured, ranrtei* What a pity that a young man, the hope of hl? country, the darling of his parents* should ne snatched from all pmspects and enjoy ments of life, by the consequences of devia ting Crom the path of nature and lndnieine in a certain secret habit, Bucli persons *rar before contemplating MARRIAGE, Reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requisites to promote connu bial- happiness. Indeed, without these, the Journey through life be^mes a weary pil grimage: the prospect hourly darkens to tih? pair and filled with the melancholy rr?^ tion that the happiness of another becon*. blighted *with our own. lo DIHEASE OP IMPRTTHENOE. When the misguided and iinpnident votary of pleasure finds that he has imbibed tlw seeds of this painful disease, it too often bap pens that ah ill-timed sense of shame, or dred of discovery, deters him from npplyina to those who, from education and respecfaWliiy, can alone befriend him, delaying till Uie RtJtuMonal symptoms of this horrid di??* make their appearance, such as ulcerated t!u*>at, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the liead nnd limbs, dimness of stent, deafues, nodes on the shin-bones and arms, Wotchfa on the head, face and extremities,progress!?# With frightful rapidity, till at last the ?lai? Of-the mouth or the bones of tlientxfl nul in, and the victim of this awftil disease beconies a horrid object of commiseration, until deatii puts a period to his dreadful sufferings, ?>y sending him to "that undiscovered country from whence no traveler returns." It 1? a tnelcmchohj fact, that thousands M. victims to this teWlble disease, oirlnK tothf unskillfulness of ignorant pretenders, wno.ty the use Of that deadlu ]>oLsnn, Mercury, rum the constitution, and make the residue of uw ntfswMe. STRANGERS. Trust not your lives or health to the care many unlearned and worthless pretennei>, of knowledge, name or character ly Educated Physicians: incapable of cunn*. they keep you trifling month after montn, taking their filthy and poL?ononscomponn?k or as long as the smallest fee ean be pbtaujA and In despair, leave yon with ruined hesKfi 3joKrisThne^VynOeCSv?. "credentials or diplomas, always hang" ihte office. im omce. His remedies or treatment are nnkno*" I all others, prepared from a life v groit hospitals' of Europe, the flrst Inw country, and a more extensivepnwttvrav than any other Physician In the world. INDORSEMENT OP THE PREK& The many thousands cored at thisirec tlon year after year, and the nnmramo K >n year after year, and the nirnwo KI irtant Surgical Operations perfonnai the" notices or wmcn nave appears. i again before the public, besides Wsst^j. I as a gentleman or character and ty,ls a sufficient guarantee to theafflww SKIN DISEASES SPEH^ILV CTREW J WNo letters received unless I containing a stamp to be used on tne ret o??. B.?^A,S2p'SSi?5 feblS-ly* Mao^.| New Store! New Stock! CHEAPER THAN EVEB .?OixJiPBXf H. ROBINSON, XTAS FITTED UP THE FINE AX foonj formerly occupied by John W? S?".>. Mpin Street, between tTnloj1 Madison, and opened the finest stock 01 boots, shoes A3TO (BAITS*' j Evetoflhred In this city, selected by hffij "apaMim ,bnytois?MaimStbkkt,j WKAPPIHO paper j 1 Ann BDIB. HtHAW, RAG fc i skliby HWtlt *%OCK. I QAA BARRELS CHAMPION FAMU' OU-U 800 Barrels Phoenix Family. j 300 Barrels Miami XX. Justiw^ja by LJST. MORRISON ?l jj|