The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, W. Va.)
October 12, 1865

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'isW'jil Imymurij .ssjnmvHivii mtvT-f im -t !wl bilJ! blOW 7>i i?t t/MV Hfeii Jilt s.i I ri s tf l> rt is 11 11M ir;? f .after ,sr na;roToo ,ov!i >*}iom yacj^jiuht 5?&otta?)i xi:k rva o/LKrai-iv/' mttt YQkiKB WHEimiS&EWEST NO.-40J ?flrdiral. SELLERS' COUGH MOPT TT IS PROMPT IN ITS ACTION, ALWAYS spirituous Ingredient* whatever, It ti not oulv applicable to tlio vast majority of Pulmonary and Itronolilal ntTi-cUon*, but Is invuliarlv valuable to children/ n doming RM&Sflerin Whooping Cough ami kindred d^asea. From a larce number of certificates revived ftnm year to year, we present the following: '"W Sfcffc -Umb. I'uMtor of Ohio Chureli. Alexandria, At.KX.VNDRIA, Licking Co., Feb. a In January, ""l Vftl... I n., F,.b.2L 1M0. ceedjhg from a bail cokLfco tliat I'cc_ most tTroday^andit Krt.!ay mon.l..tf until Hatiinhly ntefft. t ?5?k twice. In the evening, of thephwrllml iiiwt T\,TJ?L Hle|>t a11. V^'^ without a sin Since that time I have given It firnuentlv to ray children, iumI lielttrve tlcit it luunwti tlolly relieved them. You^-truly. I**m T, G, LAMR. Recommended particularly to riertrr* Hp,llrtJ?>- ItSilHi lntiriw. ssagisssk ?'Yl- annexe*! with a severe cold. an?l Almost constant rough. and havlinr tried SEtrssnsr- ?tr? ^?OTWoTo \v \\l \v' n., D! V>* *}}y friend, ^'y. to make atrial of R. 1%. Sellei* tough Syrup. I did sd, mini but on takiug n spoonful of the Svm U'fore entering mylcctuie room, I could ^i^T^SS^tSSSSVSSi uiat I lectured ltcforc my respecflv^cli&S. but on takiug n spoonful of the Syrup. Just f'lff r?.ng.,"yUHn.re n*-**. I eoulds|?oak with perfect ease ihnlnc IIk wchIih.'. I would particularly recommend It to clergy akeis. rdhematics. wirpasrd irr R. E. Sellers Co? Pittsburgh, Pa., 8e US. PROPRIETOR*, SELLERS' LIVER PILLS. (The Original, only toneand Genome.)I Ha?sto?l forTldrty years a Staple Remedy, bvHi.v rncdlelne known for the jSrastasEaaB?" To the l*nblle. R. K. SE1.I.ERJ4 Jf ? Wnffrrtntf Read and Cea*e to ??iteaimtr. Joinc^^-p^cor^rr.--33iIs Is to. ratlfr' t hat by n^niztAcfif^fbvrihi of a hrt ikvoYvn? RHEUMATIC COMTOUMD ANrTmZlcm pmiPTPD V' n* .dujuu yww*. Itzmu* been over four ^R?ul tlie following extracts and testlmonl Ss4P "5? u recrive benefit. vkrrcallolhrr remedies faiL Sni"? remedy has brenrnr so popular. ^?LQP,re* unirmal satisfaction. SSI T!,?Wonf BT 1:- ?T'.1:.leiih it oo., SOUB .FBOfBIETOKS, dc^l.V^JeflP-sepaS PI1TSRUROH. PA. DR. SEELTE S 8 o v. i st si m n o x a: n v LIQUID CATARRH .cha.iH" 'i if h n.x_1rr*l?r u^crtbtmo "Ui/mtlnu. MVMITOjrH i Flight. Person* rind "they have'a eoM, that il,JS*te~.?rqi?,nt n,taCkB' are more s^afi^%1iss5^sasS5W5 SsTsSSSSa olT. Tlie weret ions areofTenslve, confine a ImuI breath: the voice Is thick and naml, the eye* agp&gpsss Catarrh h that the permn In obliged to clear Ida throat in the morning of a tlilck or sllnr mucus whlcJi haa/MleR down TVonvthP heai during theliliht. When thKiakernlaro the peraon may bo mire that hi* dteeaao la on Its and "bould lone no time in l"i e" on,1'? nl'nS1 AlWrfh BotUs will lul a monlb?to b. BJM^l Ibrw llnint Uny. siSii^E ftjeoif MejPropriftors, (Tticago, Illinois, And fiTr wilejiyari Droggixtx. HrffTO. ?n; i gq WHKELINO, VU^nS?6 AgcnUl Kastem Ohio an^Wert DR. T. J. KlSNteB; the coming vmt. occupy his old ofllee on 3d v Drug Store, Centre PLigfEB PARIS. .ntiti ^inanrtal, _,r^L IILJ (^durational. .L "wltit full colleidate nowei* in 18M, and recently reorganized under a new llonnl of Directors, will bo opened-a* u collegiate Insti tute on the first Wedn??lay In September AflC! JfiS I fllHlS INRTITUTION?ia LOCATED IN &8S&8B&aoupws^sfis whleh plaee, penmdi coming either iff. boat or Mil, can Oml hacks ready to takelhem to Uw College.' Situated as It Us In- the country. It Is removed at one? from the temptations to extra folic*** In or nearlarge dtf?c? \oungmcn whoded re a thorough education wlU findpeculiar advantages InBethany Col. ^SSkm? ^tMu?ttmw tti tow?Herm2 The 15th Srwrton Will commence on the 1st SIoiKtoyjn October next and terminate on U?o last Thursday of Jane^ lMC y AiJDtAKDEJi CAMWLUPrnkboit."YL"i W. K. PKKDi^rroN,. Vice Pmddent and Pofemnr of Mental Moral, and I*nllUcal P?#- i r?pp}iy andlldlui Lettres.i -Tr.- l! Chauubs Lock Loo* ttofinorof Ancient LanioiaeniiuidUtenUnre. i fil. JMfe Johnson, PratoKor of.Mathematics "S .jtf Wil^iVWL. wwi of Natmnl rhb Xatuml History. Iosopby, secttonofthe thltd port of the sakl.(?i ?lassHH! sussniag? States, shall be a dt ftom.* Adopted, March 1, 1 HATS AND, CAPS, WHOt.KBA I.K ANb JtPTAIL. 'A ..--i. 1 -lit V" JELarper Bro. 1 Miry.i .1 ..--i VrBhaveitirtroopIvf^burettlre FAIi AMD WHTTBH STOCK SKT i-' It wo fx Which w? *m tell''at tho1 to". aat; possible 31 i.'/fSIS&'/l 'iiii: 'i .Vi'll VJ.-fW It* J r HARPER A BRO. augsi [max oi ?_ t-Jj. ['Y> br moll, nno n M I W^i.Y7on.^r?== IS -x mouu^:;::;:;:;::r::;:: ^,gS bates op advehtibxno i'-'P&ttgS?* r'-SSSffi&e month,... rpr low to con- II W) -?o -5U. #01) brrHUt) iff .m. I','mr>cri>"01"n?tlp county ticket' for tho llonw or Iterates, vl*t?Afcroni. Itlcliunlson, Pnull unci OarrlMn, iidbpt edtho following preface tothcir molu tlona or plnt/oriu, viz:. faasasiSSB SKBSBS22SSSJSS In "Kilt of tin. hinlorr hf the Democratic party for tlio i;M.rH,"we?.nHlUcrlli -ijZr+Snrh* ;1?" L,~'s rfssk HF;&S?g?i^f| ji'"* endor?eh, 6f Uw tbov? 'X? few questions. rifHt?Was nni tim w|UW,ou* irut?\\ us not tin. W&S*""*f Abellr?* in irty in lis pps S|SSSETS,S sSr?s?BSS3S?a? ?y^^^i,JPJRS?rsspo, or did tu iton.KriiinT,1"1 InWttfiS* U? lHiwor to make ivnVocratic 8bsmB?ES9 gHHnKK5E58ta?,i! Ava np>. u?. I^w'raey TrTbSi X\^,d S??Sa EgSSiBttKs aiKs-i" democracy on tho ?obtaJ^ th.? our 8Uit,?i i? ".ri. Wrlklng uinnner the condition br tbi P??pIO Of tho Snnllinrii ci?i rp >?..,.uw me condition bf thol ^|,'*5lho Souihorn States at thd I end or lite war: j H.ry?rasf ra,/ uir^ -.lllo. ilealb whld, f to th() JiKihipt rty: ?as ?tnfiivomptrtci $g&SSBSSg&& nrMrt" con?ill'l?l.mi artlcl? flh tho dnpilcltyand'Hynocrtay1 ?a*u 'r?y?loas ?00f*lpnl?ni,**? tfcnp? "The Chrirtldn *-^iF32&SS? trnvelearned ionlot V?? They know Jm 1 ?T' oldtf an^lfci 0ght traimforred rftlKn^o?t to aU wUf^'y P?tri0tto pretense that U W?? 'only ^rtT t& oanwe tlwopuflfaj^i., r,;fT ywi try.. mi luuUL Edwlu TOrrost is going to establish n schoolritPhllndelphin for tho gratuitous instruction o.^yottng acuirp. pJimies Monroe, United States consul Jfcsldoncyof OliwlS (3oStoj5gS^ i'S^ TIm editor of thOi Now York Irish Atnorlcnniv reported to hare bMn nr rraleft Ijtf.DnbJMi ,py tho Brltfch gdyerri:; eac? tipkQl ifziatnr*- m nwm??n?Rli?*^,K''Jg^ Tho'government loses $170,M7;by the or%ute, 100. pieced, etf ahda&ifi&Bfe ??1IM YounK' Rlwani'iKotilinin^tofcoehlii. s&Bsam friends do, The roc^nt 'great'fire nt ConstantlnOr, tio JtfiE IU? m&t'aoslruqllvo of,tbo;c*i!: tury, ElgM Uwivmd, houses, Iwtwly, IllOHqUf*;* ?woV? hlrrnC churches and llflwn kfynqswer? burnt. A wild iimii lias lieeii dlsjrovered In a cortrM'Ml 'ttvur with down, ttflrtwMa captured WW, ablo,.to speak-Olily Ouu wurd?"draff.1'- He hail forgotten all 'tho rest or the Kngilsh lnngnige. At Vlstdla, California, mArrlcd wo-' iilon go I" school with {heir children. Sometime* tl?fe'^nblher?.' anfl ..thb child ren lire all lietwcan 4 and 18. Tlie latest matrimonial riport about A sheriff's danubter out In Wiscon sin lately relea^fd l?'i> m&ne&anrt eloped with thein whllo hef.JhtlMSrwiw away. .v n _? 1 The not receipts 6r the, latol vnnla State Fair were T7.0W pockets were nlorofeucecJrUi; ghmulng over iio,oo?. -?.Tho turrelcd monitor Manayunk, built nt a cost or 8080,000 at HtUburgte. and finished off .atlOnlMKilately made sixteen miles up theOhta in throo boors and forty minutes. An order hu* been issued for all the ?inonltore lying Cairo to leave for Pelairare j^tasMon 4IS tho stage of VRtpt In tho ailasuarippi will allow, but they will not got away before next spring, 'It was announced by one of tbe_sa~ vans nt tho late meeting of the British association, tlrnt tho fitaffordsbiro coal llel.ls in England will probably be to tally exhausted within twenty years. 'Facts and figu-ii. .apporently ;or tho Jiiont (MQvliu'lu-t. cbnfeicter, ,'woro cited in siihiM. 1 of tills theory; and drill mines wore indicated rbyilnme which glve.uninlsuikablu sign* ofspetd# -haustiom" 7 The beat teacliors In-flifc public) school# in Philadelphia are resigning /of TO?1 of bu indent pay. At present the Pl*ln clpals, who are required lobo.meniofl high mental, moral *nU- social culture, scarcely gut-tha pay oMburtb-rate mor cuntllo'clerks. ;l"T TM.uili! John Butterfiold, thooyer man, has boon nominated York Senate by (Ho democrats,: Mmljf Sv'tlie1^?pab|riea!!aT':"Tho,demnartiilj joP tftlca lmve also nominated the republi can district attorneys .They court re spectability. -i V-:- ?'1 Tlie Albany democrats ato gfi"f to bold tlieir primaw^meotlngs by day light thlr year. ^e"bHUy l>PlT do? I like theiplon-iitv n :;"Y;I'l A petroleum prU5> company, with a license from Now Jersey, luis ?>ino to I Negro troops nro coming from Kgypt to flgbt for Maximilian, and tho Mexi cans are nfrnid they will bring the ohol ora with them. Gen. Scott will imish tho winter nt New Orleans. Tho i icottT^uWty^nciiann, lias raisoa ono 1 million bushels of onions this year. Considornlilo very good hemp hnsj been raised in Kaunas tlds year. 'IW, population of lown is' -749/904, increase In two?ye?EJ*.of 47,90Ui Cattle are dyitig in tho vicinity of Cloveland, O., of the cattle plague. Tho Fenians hnvo bought fifteen gun boats, and are going to keep their matr tem mproyteci^tfntter thte>, i.-1 jTiife^W^NcUion Is weolcly Ju? tablished at Richmond, Va., by tho llov. James W. Hunnicut, formerly editor of the Christian Times, nt Fred ericksburg, ?ifcA?oon a refugee for three years becauso of his Unionism. In his InlUal number, ho un?lave them If they could, and, be rtauHO tlioy cannot, would crush and annihilate them. l>o these men re niomber that the Indians eotddQnevw fore the war. They sowed and planted, Worked aiul harvited tho crops of the south?wero lilacksiniths.boiwojoiii .VJ _=-_T they i learn and become educated has been abundsrllKprored, Jlheiiestth c, For Whom do Fasiiionaijlk Womkn J)resh.?The UleaUuvUiidloKwIio lavish enormous si/mi nnnUimy ill'pereonal dpcorutions dress to fascinate their hus tfands, lovers, or man in tho aggregate, is n vulgar error. A fashionable woman fBn y nvy of her own sex. Tho trutii Is, that gentlemen, ns a rule, know very little about the commercial value of fomale attire, and (except when thoy are called Inexpensive, generally satisfies them. Not so our first ftimily belles and dasli Ipg dowagers. Cost Is their standard Of. excellence in >foetumo. And what JrtlclS^whleJho dtelstthn^hSlady p/ fashion is of all tho articles her sisters wear. With a single Ride-long glance, rapid, keen, and searching, she can ??'reckon up*^iie habUlmentsofa rival In tho Uchti fAoTiA tflfnoht tba shilling. No pawnbroker, however acenstomed to onalimores, simulated lace, and false through the cheat ns easily as a banker genuine extravagances. She triuu ?a'rOsterilng, anS'^^ffer ?'set^thafp^ grandeur It is intended to cope with as itees not the difference unless it id pOIin these premisettiUutiUie. richly ledl^.. BoffofFaahion's ?aipyreandre?i cfcurse tli^y liko t6bq ndmiretl by liion, but to h& M^ied by ieoinen is a supremo A NTILL^A^ AUTjUnW. BY U U8. flAKXto ftRtKJfrWmWtAV.1 fO luk.'l lln I lovo to wandsr ^rougHi th. woodlands 1 In thSKt gloom or ah Antrimhal day, i When Hummer gntliers up her robes or glory. 1 Ami llko a dream of beauty glide* away. lt'?i J li J. H?v throogU W*. J?v mining. Bathe ull uie I(Ills in'melaucholy gold'. !Tho molKt winds braithe of elaspod leaves and floweiV In the dump hollows of the woodland*sown, iliORlliiR the fnathnceK Of Autumnal khowen i AVlth spicy airs iruiu ct-deru alley* MU?wuVl. Hesldo tho lirook and On tlie umlwred mcadiiw Where yellow feni-UiiU thick the Adol WUliKroW.Hl lids beneath 'Urti'rpolmy shadow,' Tliegendon nods,lndownyki umbers bound. Upon those soft, (tanged lids tlie bee sits 'f brooding. Like a fond lover loth to w\y farewell? Or, villi shut wings,-through silken; fold* lu >'?1: trading, Creep* near her lifeart her lrbwsy talo to tell. Tli Shows'lts bright wings* and softly glides away.jf ;i>.-f i/ The tWnlllww flowers in trie ttnrm5sunlight dimming,^ :U j Still as tho dew-fall on a summernl^ht. i in inylioart, a sweet unwonted feeling. itlrinTWlhi wltid In ocean's Inflow Swell, ruuutiull Its wcret chamber# ?imy stealing, tebfludsno wwtl JUS mystlefclfand to fell. i i wl a Wnerto write. And hb vfoA dfjif who lwtehod and heard. iTIte following linos wrfth Issolutfoii:? Our slain. In bsttlo loft Uw-lrglory to recite r 3V J tuiticu, who, though blind, gives each one I J tlnblS'A HLstory will toll their deeds, without favor or J? "W1 l^pers .referring to tlie cmcutc?the' lists df conspirators, tho correspondence with them; and when thegendimiSosthreaioded .tobnaiktho door in, sbftplAcro^lT chest offlmwers against it, so ns to coimdotoher auto-da little camo to light at tho trial. Louis aWW Louis Flane vlsitecl him ut Ham, in Portugal; who'wiislhenfllteeh years of EThe portrait; 9OMaria, do Gloria uced an inipression on him, and he td not hovo. hev indispo^vd.t9 .be come King of Portugal." Hut tho mat ter did not go on quite right, in spito of all tho exertifmrf made by his relatives. On December 14, 1835, Louis Napoleon, in an ofllcial letter, declined the Portu guese candidateship in these words: "QonvindWltlUUrjhe f5toi|trflani^I-'bOttr will not Biwayff bo a cause of exclusion from my follow-cltigens, because it re minds them of fifteen glorious years, I calmly, await, 4aa free and hospitabio itndi. tiro, tlmo'vhen tho .nation will takvs back, to./il? bosom .those persons who were banished by tho foreigners in 1815. Tho hqpo of ^ome day fort to se^v^. Fraufce jtx a soldier lai.^ on. zen strengthens my mind, and is more to'my oyes'than all the thrones in; the ^AttiA^timo, however,,a^(4-lady' was tho rtval of the sltiger and tho Queemi ?l A was: Mathildo, King'Je rome's soventeon-yenr-old daughter. She seethed to have loved Louis JCapo dromcdai! he thought witiv sadness of srasBsasM destroyed by destlnyln a similar man ner. "L Wh"?t ? "0l.d LOWEll than the RAWS UAUTIEScan be bought la l'HII-AUKI^ 'BIA or BALTIMORE. yZg#,oU^' N03.31 AND S3, NEW GOODS hi Ik 'elrot J XICOLL BROm 100 Main Street, TO PRINTERS. INKS! INKS! 1 mml i. n wfflfflwagiisgB. BLACK. OHBEN, EED, BI'tTE, CAHMIHE, and LAKE ?!i !????-Oplnm,*'1' :>iu\ -m.r. yBow,1 ^nsurantf. "rrrrr ME*; ?"et? exwedinr Umm ?r ??W7>'?1? ggmgM/ .doing p,ra tKTtfSfiS ggssp-T^fSfc- LSSS?' ThpRcnuliIIo t-f ?n 'Sgsasggsi A"8*t* January l, 00 -".issaaasasi?? B.?n?.M ?Sif-ffiS'Sirs'm -' n?li>i,t?l.'L;i' A Card,

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jftUrrhant tailoring. 1865. 1866. JOHN T. LAKIN CO. FALL WINTER Stock' of Goods FOR MEN'S WEAR. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMrLKra. CON- I stating or the following Goods I French, RngliBh and Gorman CLOTHS. French. WngHnh, and American COATINGS. French, English, Scotch and American C assirneres. beavers omcoiTw! Or the following makes Schillees, Simonies, Kippers, Wolflngs and Johanies.1 VESTINGS. Velvet, Cashmers and Silk. I CRAVATS, SCARFS AND TIES. Shirts of the Best Hake Quality. Canton Flannel, Merino and Silk I Under Shirts and Drawers. Linen and Silk Handkerchief^. Gloves or every Description, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. Cotton Merino Half Hose. Gall nnd examine oar Stock before purchas ing elsewhere. JOHN T. I.AKIX Sc C"0? No. 25 Monroe street. Wheeling, W. Va, odfl Titos. l^Ykoiua. 1 Tfitrav "Sturgeon. NEW FIRM. rrUTE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PITIt 1 chnaed the entire Stock of Goods or Mes ne!* Wm. B. Kenseney A C 11c generally, that they intend inuDipiM or Kair Dealing ami Trut a it was by the former proprietor*. THOMAS, STURGEON A CO. Wo have Jnst opened a large stock or Dress Goods, NEW AND DESIRABLE. Comprising, many rich Drem Silks, Merinos, Repps, All Wool De Loins, ;illack 'and Colored Alpacas, Thibet Cloths, Poplins, Ginghams, De Lalns, Prints, Ac., Ac. Also, Cloaks and Cloaking CkUbn, All Wool Shawls, Long and Square, Small Wool Shawls, Black Phawls, Atu, Ac. Brown and Steadied Muslins, 6-1 nnd 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Linen Table Cloths, Table Danuteks, Napkins, Towels, Wool Blankets, Aa, Ac. We have a large stock or Kid, Silk and Meri no Gloves. Ladies Silk, Merino and Cotton Hose. Embroidered Collars, Insextlrgs, Hoop Skirts, Braners' Balmoral Skirts, French Coraets, best make. Flannels and CasKlmers for Boy's wear, Ac. Largest lot or PURS in the city J art opened Lsdles are especially Invited to call and look over oar Stock of Goods. I THOMAS, STURGEOJT A CO., W. a 8EN8KNEY A CO. sepia The Greatest Medicine of the Agel KBAFTS WARBHffiA COMPOUND! i The only Safe and Certain Cure for ni Aimnrc AkmgESrSivlPi.Ux, sum w'"* snowieaaeor it* suDerlor merit over any remedy or 111m rhArL.^i^?.2I before introduced. into* been uws^m,iul in thot?smt? nfmnrt EiuS This medicine isa purely sdentUta hmm Cn D ."SSSrg&SSK? h*""Kotu?ofu? .to KlUfrt Diarrhoea Cokfookd, and prevent palt, roflbring ^ad MAP tiU IQU^Wuw TMTUOmTSr Mn??. Mnt the best mechanics to manufacture our clothing. WEISf BROTHERS, septal Aw Comer Main and Monroe Rts ?Uamhnats. ?teCalar WtleellDg^and rsrkpnbnrt J. MANNER A CO.. Agent. FOR MARIETTA A- PARKERABURti. (Mnhlman, clerk, will leave ns, Wcdner*? cloc* m teis fr'?3 ^yMH'Tbarad.rM UmWhSi Bojtmuui a^l7-tf BATTEIXE "DOOTS AND SHOE*] J?HN H. ROBINSON, mil ^^'Jiotfve hlmS5all??" ??e is determined not to be out-done by any other entablMi* meEL ^lc? *?lp? and small profits is the motto. Don't toll to call at 168 M?in Wn?"' 110 T2! their orders for aunt, ACHBaoN.BELI.Am.: BOOTS SHOES. ISffipsSS&i J. WALTERS. Wholesale ami Uetan Dealer tn Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers Cloak* STRAW Knd HILI.INEBV UOODN

Ho. 162 Main Street, 005 wheeling, w. va. STEPHEN" General Agent of u?e STATE FIRE INSURANCE (H6! v. THE DIFFERENCE Between Hie ?lnw torture of .owing by hand I and the luxury of using a I WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE Oan bo won tar the following table, prepared from tho actual experiments of four ladles. ifACTrrai I I XT MACnniK. JIT HAI?J. Gentlemen's Shirts........ 1 16 Frock Coata....... 8 88 Satin Vests.,;, 1 14 Linen Vests. 0 48 L1oth Fonts... 0 51 Bn tnmerPan U.. 0 88 Merino DrtSB^rJinU'Ur."." 1 4 Calico Dtmk.....^. 0 57 Moreen Skirt. 0 83 Muslin BklrU....^...??.?. 0 80 Drawers 0 28 Night Drom~ l 7 Silk Apron 0 13 Plain ApronH.H;M.H...... 0 9 MTKDKR OV STITCHER MADE PKR MINtTTK. ??By Hand. By Machine. I Stitching Fine Linen 28 040 Ha tin 24 530 811k 80 GfiO Beaming thick Cloth.-.,. 38 6M CALL AND SEE THEM In operation at No. OO Main Street, 7\?) doors a sove comer Monroe street) Willi SUMNER ICO., SINGER'S MASU/ACnJKIKa SEWING MACHINES The best and only reliable marjiines for TAILORING, BOOT AND 8H0E MAKING, HARNESS MAKING, CARRIAGE TRIMMING, And all Manufacturing Purposes. Circulars and (till information sent by mall I on application. FREDERIC J. MORSE, Ko. n Mnln HI reel. WhreUw W. Vn. Two door t above corner'Monroe street. sepl8 goon JSMrts. Wheeling; Hoop Skirt Factory.] ALSO, French American Corsets) MANUFACTURED. COHEN, SEMPLENER CO., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE I Ladies or tills city and vtdnlty, that ney liave opened a store at lOl Alain Street, With a large and well assorted stock of Of the Latest and moat Approved Styles/ Having been engaged for a long time In an exclusive wholesale business, we have acquir ed exlenslvo facilities tor procuring good* in our line on the most reasonable terms, and of fer them to the public at the lowestEastern prices. Merchants particularly, are invited to call and see our stock, before purchasing elite Skirts purchased In oar store, will be'renova ed without -1 rwe also make any shce of Hoop Skirts to oruer. COHEN. SEMPLINER A CO. mv!8 181 Main Street, Wheelirg. H OOP SKIRT CORSET FACTORY, 165 Main St., oor. Market Alley. M. MENDELSON, WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the dthcens of Wheeling that he has opened a Hoop Skirt Factory at the above named stand, where he will keep constantly on hand a good assortment of the best Hoop Skirtr, or all sizes and quality, and Corsets, wholesale and retail. Old Hoop Skirts repaired and made as good as new. Wholesale trade solicited. Janll M. MENDKIiSON. Knitting' Machines, MANUFACTORKD BY THE Agents wonted.,yVm. Evans, Ji C.: Bancroft, David H. S. Pierson, D. A. 1 Cushman. Alex; S.1 Dives, Thomas O. Gates, J. N. Phelps, J. P. D. Sciurier. Prom Mio Paclflefllde. NJ5W Youk, "Oct. 11.?By the Ocean Queen wo liiivo Panama (latob to Oct. 1. Panama Iiuh been-kept nightly-ox clted by reports of anticipated invasion to ralOfUMJlbo. rebel prisoners a ?ebmreTof.tbo President. Tho merit b?a fcbattil. however, toy th and, the -?J excite merit baa abated, however, by the T>res ?dent's patting tho prisoners on board a vowel. mid nemliuK them to their homes. Tho leaders, oouslatlng of ox Prealdent Colancho, Cola. Nersa uml Vallarine, and a few others, were ship pod off to Jamaica .and Santa. Martha. Adgorhad returned to Asplnwttll from a cruise to IUo Haclia, wheref It was reported tlist the U. S. Consulate had been atlackal by rebels, and the premises sacked. It appears thO' report was a ruso to get foreign wur vessels to go the? find frighten. tho revolutionists, but It did not. succeed, and the revolutionists hold peaceable possession of the place. They have also undoubtedly got possession of Santa Martha. The rebels appear to be making headway throughout the republic, and thpugh the new govern ment Is to bo inaugurated next April, It IS doubtful If the present one can sus tain Itself tllL then. The steamer Central America Jjrings Information of great dissatisfaction throughout all the republics against Salvador, for tho brutal exooutlon or ex-President Barios. President Duenna is obliged to keep his bouse guarded, and dare hot go abroad or receive any onoi from fear of being assassinated. From Peru we learn the rebels still hold the Chlncha Islands against the Peruvian government, but allow Amer ican, English and French vessels to land. Matters, however, look a llUle favorable for the government. The Spanish fleet had loft for Chili to Bettlo matters thoro, so In the course of a month, Interesting nows.jnsy bo ex pected from there. Dales from Valparaiso to Sept. 10th, Callao 21st and New Zealand Aug. 10th, had been received at Panama. In New Zealand the natives had bru tally murdered a British government ?*The^Nfa6n war was considered closed, as negotiations for peace had been con C*The Ocean Qneen brings 11,362,775 in treasure. Judge Field, of San Francisco, Is a passenger by the Ocean Queei*. From WMhlngton. Wasuiwotow, Oct. 11.?The Treasury Department has Issued regulations, tho Bubstancoof which was published sev eral days ago, for tho removal under bond, without the pre-pay ment of taxes, of taxable products of 'manufactories within the limits of tho late insurrec tionary districts, but reuniting the taxes to bo paid to tho Collector of Inter nal Revenue at tho port ofdeioinalion, either New York, Philadelphia, IlulU inore, Boston, Cairo, St. Louis, Cincin nati or New Orleans. Tbeso regula tions are not to be held to apply to tho removal of distilled spirits, coal oil, manufactured tobacco, snuff or cigars, matches or quicksilver, which aro fully provided for under regulations of May defence of Gen.Briscoe, charged with tho larceny of certain money, opened to-dny. lib* counsel proposed toshow previous good character, as a braVo, ftklthftil and efllclent officer. Tho Judge Advocate objected-to the ques tion asked of MaJ. (Jen. Curtis to this effect, saving It had been too common to bring before military courts the con duct of the accused parties In tho field when it had no relevancy. Good con duct In tho field might, however, form ground for Executive clemency alter a party hod been sentenced, bu|. it was not tho province of the court to enter tain any such consideration. The Commissioner of Internal Keve nue has caused tho subject of the lia bility of playing cards properly stamp ed by the manufacturers to an addi tional stain duty In the hands of the retailers to be carofully reconsidered. opinion that when tho luunulhcluror or nluyliiK cards lias affixed a stamp ap propriate to tho price per pack at which he sold them, tho sulssequent vender should not ho required to atllx any nd ditional stamps thereto, whatever may bo tho price at which ho olrers them. New Yoiik. Oct 11.?Tlio Post's spo, clal says tho loticr of Kennett Haynor, of Nofih Carolina, already alluded to. favoring tbo separation or the Use* and white races, Is publlfdiod. Ho do clutes If tho separation Is not made the Southern States will In ten lapse into .barbarism, and asserts that thelabor of the black rue? cannot be made avallablo In tho South. In these days public opinion Is unanimous In favor of separation, and that tho same view Is gaining strength rapidly nil over the South. He says there will not be twenty bales of cotton grown in North Carolina tho present year; i a, dispatch from Richmond says there will be no Congressional candidates In the field In the election to-morrow who will not tuke the oath. Immense Frauds .Discovered. Nasiiviulb, Oct. 11.?Immense frauds in revenue have been discovered here. The U. S. 'Collector for Cincinnati reached- here yesterday to Investigate. A large liquor house .hSs swindled the government ,ont of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars* but will_be com pelled tojeftind atoncoo jr pay $200,000. Ak A. Harnes was arrested here by order of.Gov- Brownlow In accordant* with a requisition from Gov. Bramlett. llarnes is Indicted in tho courts for acts during the war. Exciting times In Tennessee. The legislature is on the negro suffrage question. _ St. Louis, Oct. 11.?Tho Democrat's Lawrence, Kunsas, special says a cou rier brings Intelligence that the Indian Commission which wo^to meet at Bluff Creek had arrived. The Kiowas, Ca manches and Cheyennes were aim pod some distance off but up to the.5th none had appeared at the Council. The same' courier says one Of Butterfleld a coaches was attacked and burribd by the Indians and tho Loss, including express mntter, f10,000. Tbo passengers escaped. An ???ort will hereaner accompany tho coaches. General Dodge, with a BtronR escort, left Donvet on Sept. 30th, coming this way. Augusta. Ga.. Oct. 10.?A largo Po tion of the building, formerly the Con federate foundry and machine shop, was burned this afternoon. A statlou ary engine, toiler, lathe, destroyed. A corral waa also tanUm but tho horses were all saved. The lire is supposed to hrivo been tho work of an incendiary. Foktkkss Monroh, Oct. 11'.?General Mann loft for Now, York to-day. There are Indications of excitement in Norfolk nt tho State election to bo; held to-morrows Tho military will be hold in readiness, to quell any disturb ance tha^. inay occur. Bosmx, Oct.11.?The steamship Cuba, which sailed to-day, took 121 wP?wpu j gors for Liverpool and 21 for? Halifax, but no spcclo. James Eaton, principal of the Eng lish department at Phillip Academy, at Andover. tho well known author and teacher, died to-day. Death of an Editor. Bohtom, Oct.-11.?James O.'Dlx, prin cipal editor of tho Boston Daily Journal for a number of years, died tnis noon, Of consumption, after an illness or sev eral months. _ "'?fte homo fair now holding hero Is nulto successful. To-morrow win bo tbo great closing day. Pmt.AnKi.raiA, Oct. 11.?Tho conse oration of the ReV. Dr. Qulntard ok Bishop of Tennessee, took placo this morning at St; Luke's Church. Montreal Market. MoSTiiBAt., Oct. 1L Market, ppenol, quiet and closed ae ttvo forallKradS at an. advance orto lOo super flour: sSper extra at J8 25a 8 60, .Sitro '7 Welland Cahal super 6 10aS SOT Ko. 1 Canada *heat '^^nlw^rnV^fk V Hew Ymrfe, Varices.- new York, Oct. Jl.. Coton?Steady 68@50o lbr> mid dlings. Fix>tnfr-6S3 for sound mixed wcalcm, and 94>? for high mixed nearly yellow. Oath?lc lower; 4S@56c for unsound and 6O@03c for sound. Rick?Dull. Cofpkk?Quiet and steady. Suoar? Cuba Muscovado at 13c and Havana 14J?@18. Molaksks?Quiet. Petro lkum?Quiet at 89c for crude, 64(&05c for refined in bond, and 83{. Mining: Ntoflui. New York, Oct. 10. Prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day areas follows: Central, no bid; Copper Falls 23K; Franklin 37^; Hancock 15^; Huron42; Isle Royal 10}?; Minnesota 14}^; Quiucy 55?4; Rockland 3*ft Superior 3 W&otrsnlr potions. AUGUSTUS POLLACK, lUFOIITEK AND JOHBKtl OF YANKEE NOTIONS, KKGUSIT, FREX(TV Sc GRBMAX Fancy Goods. AND FOR SALE AT House: 300 doz. Hoop Skirts, 500 Cotton and Woolen Hosiery, ?00 Gloves and Gauntlets, fiO Jouvln'n Kid Gauntlet, best goods imported, 1000 Spool Cotton, NO fts. Germ. Linen Thread, 50 do*. Underhblrtw and Drawers 40 Flannel Shirts, 100 44 Suspenders, 100 cases German PlpnUeadfl, 100 do*. Scrubbing BruHhea, 100 44 Blacking 20 original cases, amorted.Toys, COO plecea Bonnet and Taffetas Ribbons, 20 do*. Ladles'Trimmed Rats, At prices fnr below tliooc charged In Ess era markets* ?|?5 AUGUSTUS POLLACK. DUCAN, SHERMAN C0.T BANKERS, Corner of Pine A Nassau Sis, If. Y. issu* Circular Notes and Circular let ters of Credit, Far Uie we af Traveler! abroad and In tba United States, available in aU Uie principal cities of the world; atao, COMMERCIAL CREDITS. For use in Europe,east or the Cspe of Good Hoiic, West Indies; South America, and the United States. ncp?t-3m HIGGTNS' GALLERY, Monroe Strict Wwm Main ?C- Market. :T>nOTOORAl*118?PLAIN OR FINISHED I In Oil or India Ink, man lire or copied CARD JmioKxi itAFIIS?Particular pains iken with this popubir style of picture. PIlOTOGltAPll ALBUMS?At lefcs than Publishers' prices. A icood \-arfcrty of Qll/T ROSEWOOD FIIAMKS will always be on hand at reasona ble prices. dfclS ok LARGE STOCK OF CALIFORNIA Wines and Brandy, and Kelly Island lltfirkllng t^utawlio, at _ MepABE, KRA FT CW8, maifl and HEED, KRAFT A CP'S. OA IJOXES CASTILE SOAP. 6\J Colgate Soaps. 50 Dozen Fancy Toilet Soaps, at BlrOABK, KltAKP . KRAFT A COX. A BHIK. ALCOHOL, 9K|x>r cent. 1 U 44 No. 1 Winter Strained Lanl Oil, KRAFT A CD'S r. AFT A OP'S. 7ft?A8E8Jl,*lAKE,8 pi^antation I V) Bittern. 75 Omes ITostetterfe Stomach Bitten. CO CMS Hubbelhi Goltlen IHUen^ 25 Cases Charles' London Cordial Oln, at McCABEKItA FT CO S Jaril and REED. KRA FT SCO'S. BAR IRON. BAR IRON?Bound, rrom 3-16 to 3 In. Square, to 15* In. gjft 44 SmS?*1"* Qvaf. 44 K to lkj lr 11*1 rOval" to ?_'(] It Cut lengths for Tire. From Pennsylvania, American, Sllgo Mllbs lltOUMireT DOVS P.O. HILDRET to .1 In. Wayne and HILDItETII ABIUX, Main street. SUGAR CURED IIA1IS. jrialn Hams. J ant received and by PltYOR, MILLER On.

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