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I VOLUME 1 WHEELING, VA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1S53. NUMBER 146 ?l)c tOljccling 3ntelligcnccr is rtausnED DAILY, TKI WKBKLY AND WEEKLY, BY SWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, r.. B. SWKAKlNnEN.] [o. 1. TA Yl.OU PENDLETON, frVER I. TAYLOR J EDITORS. J flffolCE?No. 21, Water Street, between Mcr.;o< " and Quincy. ? SM* TBR3H. Diiiy, per f... or 10 cents per week j Tri-Weekly, per annum f 3??* Weekly " )t0C TEK.TIM OF ADVERTISING. 'L7f? lines making a Square.] One square, 1 insertion, 8 ?? ?< o ?4 ................. ,75 3 " 1,00 1 week, o ?. 2,30 ?? " T month -?.00 .. <? o 4? 6,00 6 " 8,00 4? 12 ?? 10,00 I For Yeakl* Advkrtise*ekts?1 square, with tlic privilege of r. -.\*nges, per aunuuni, Io.OO r One square, per quarter, changeable at pleasure, 5,00 f Husiness ana Professional Cards, (per annum.) not exceeding 6 lines, ; ? ? ? ? - ? ?*y?. For Loxu Advertisements, liberal discounts will ao ?; made on the above rates. r tofKeligious notices, and advertisements for Charitable r Institutions and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously. 0^Marriages and Deaths inserted gratuitously. BUSINESS CARDS. LAWYERS. .TIOR??AIV NELHOX, Attorney nuri Counsellor nt Law, Office .No. '50, Fourth street, WHEELING, Va. ALFKKI) CALUWELL, [ Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Oflice No. 2*17, .Main street, WlIEELINO, Va. Kl^EI.I, A FIT%IIl'<ill, Attorney* and Counsellor* nt Law, Office No. GJ. Monroe Strcei. Wheeling. Va. 08EPH L. FRY. \ JAMES PAULI.. FRY iV PALLL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice in tho Courts of Ohio couitty and adjoining bounties. Joseph L Fry will practiceiu the Coiijt or Appeals at Lewisburg, and District Appe'latc courts at Fairmont and Parkersburg. C3"Ofiice on Fourth street, near the Court House, declS WHEELING, VA. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney nt Lnw. St. Lorns, Mo. -^Office on Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec ond, 2d floor, entrance No. S, Pine street. Particular attention given to collections in Missouri and Illinois. augSl. GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney at Lnw. NOTARY PIBLIC FOR THE CITY OF WHEELING, !C#"And Commissioner for the State of Ohio, to take cknowledgements of Deeds, Depositions and other writ aug2G A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House. WHEELING, VA. *. JACOB. J. II. PENDLETON. JACOR Az PEXDLETOX, . . AttorneyH nt Lnw, Office three doors north of the Court House. Wheeling, Va. 03"Will attend regularly the Courts of Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at ! Fairmont and Parkersburg, and such other Courts in the "vicinity of Wheeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, Alderman 4th Ward; and Attorney nt Lnw, WILL attend to the taking of depositions, and writing of i Deeds, Contracts, Leases, dtc. Persons desirous of his ser | vices in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices [?o as to take them at his office. He will be found iu his ifflce mostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. OrncE?Lower end of Main street, adjoining the Haiti nore and Ohio Kail Koad Station. aug26, PHYSICIANS. Dr. M. Campbell. (LATE Or FAIRMOUPT, VA.) OFFICE: South West corner Union aud Fourth Sts. nov24 W heeling, Va 1>R. A. N. TODD, Office and Drug Store, corner Quincy and Fifth streets, Wheeling, Va. DR. J. ?. IIUJPP, Office on Main Street, one door South of Judge Fry's residence. WHEELING. VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, Centre Wheeling. tOHResidence?No 43, Market street. lyd DR. E. A. HILDRETH, ~~ OIBee anal Kc.iilrnrr, No. JN, Tlonroeaired, ADJOI.M.N'G THE COUKT HOUSE. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE IVO. 94, MAIN STREET anjgS-lyA Centre W heeling. DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Staffs, Patent iHedicinci, Pcrfumery&c. WO. 24, UNION ST., W1IEEL1NO, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, Snreestora to Jaw. Pnnll &. Co., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, Ac. trxiorv HUII.DINCiH, ITIAIH HTRERT, 4-rn door below Monroe, WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, WhoIeMale and Retail DRUGGIST, No. 175, Main Street, Wiiekli.vo, Va. T. H. LOGAN &. CO. (Successors to Paxton & Lake,) Wholesale and Retail Druggists, And dealers in Paints, Oils, Chemicals,Dye stuffs, Var nishes, White Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, dec., Ac. Ac., No. 103, Bridge corner. Main St., ?cpt>My WntKHNo, V.\". wTtTselTby, Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, NO. 24 MONROE STREET, Wheeling, Vb. HKXTOX, MEAL A SWF A III Mi !?> FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. IVo. 11, .South 4th Street, PHILADELPHIA. W. Sexton, L. Seal, A. Van Swearingen. ~*j W. D. MOTTE, (Ida -r in all kindnof Foreign and Domestic r~ DRY GOODS, "TUniO* Marctt Street, WnEEi.iNo, Va. V A * jJ'KEI.I.. J. A. FETZER. E. B. !>WEARINGEN,JR. >EISKELL&. CO., Dealer* in all hind* of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ! Corner of Market and Union streets, three doors froni Wm. S. Wickham's Auction Rooms, [ *u*2t- Wheeling, Yn. | SELLING OFF AT COST. TH. JOHNSTON, JR. ICICU M1I.KM, ?NcVdIII?II GOOD8, Udta, HwIm, French* ISclginn, E**gll?h and American ? dry GOODS, (IF KVRRY DESCRIPTION, QUALITY AND PRICE, *?. lOJ. nninftt.,EutRMe, wngRLXWQ. VA. LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO., Vf'nOI.KMAI.E DEALERS IN BRITISH/ FRENCH ANII AMERICAN DRY GOODS, .\o. 110, North Third Street, .v. \r?teorncTof Face Strrc', PHILADELPHIA. HENRY K. LIST & CO. , 'Sccc rmor, to LIrr, Howkll & Co.) Wno osc-lo Grocers and Liquor HISKCHAJITS. v'o 63, M?in Street, "Whkkliho Va. ? R. CRANGL^ CO. WHOLESALE GK OERS, Forwarding and Cotnmission .7IEBCnANI?. Comer Monroe and Market streets, KT.TNO, Va BUSINESS CARDS. GEO. W. ANDERSON, Forwarding and Commisftoa merchant, AND PRODUCE DEALER, Centre Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, Ya.t and Bridgeport, Ohio. 03"The highest market price paid for Wheat. Jan. 2, 1 S.%3. WM. n. HUSTON. NEWTON K. MILTON. Wm. B IIniton Sc ITIilton, (.Successors to ?. Webb <Sc Hustorujl Commission & Forwarding Merchants NO. 666, MAIN.STREET, LOUISVILLE, K Y. Special attention paid to selling Flour and Wheeling man ufactured articles. Also, lo receiving and Forwarding Goods. REFER TO: Jas. H. Forsyth, Esq., Hunter, Fleming de Co., Wheeling; and Rhodes ?fc Ogleby, and Dell & Harden, Bridgeport, Ohio. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Grocer and dealer in FI.OITK, AND AM. KINDN OF PROVIM. IOIVH, CLOVER & T1.1IOT1IY HKK1). NO. 112, S. EAST CORNER MARK3T AND ONION STtf., WHEELING, VA. F. R. ARMSTRONG, AGENT A>I> DEALER XIV REAL ESTATE. JOflicc comer of Main and Union streets, d WHEELING, VA. S. D. WOODROW, DKAI.KR IN FAMILY GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Imported Wines, LiquorN, and ?igar?. FOREIGN FRUITS. NUTS, &c. Ac., No. 25G Main street. Wheeling. Va. M. J. KEATING, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, NUT8, CIOARN, Arc., Ac, And Manufacturer of exrry possible variety of PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, Corner or Main and Monroe Streets, Wheeling, Va. P. E. ZINN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, NUTS*, ( KM KS. Arc. Arc., And Manufacturer of every possible rarietyof PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, No. 185, Main St., near the Suspension Bridge, Wheeling, Va. J. N. ZIMMER'S CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY, No. 102 Market st, a fetc doors South o/ the Market House, Wheeling, Va. He keeps constantly on hand n large stock or the follow ing articles: lliitter Crackers, Water Crackers, Soda do., Sugar, do.. Pilot Bread, and tho celebrated Boston Crack ers; all of which will be sold at the very loicest prices. Wheeling. Aug. 21, *62.?3nad. Wm. RIHEDAFFER, W1IOLEHALR AIV I> It FT A11. CHAIR MANUFACTURER, No. 27, UNION STREET, WiikeI'Ino, Virginia. _EDW. L. PRATT, Fancy and Windsor Chairmaker, MAIN STREET, BETWEEN I'NION AND MONROE, WHEELING. VA. S. D. HARPER Wholesale and Retail dealer in IIATM, CAPS, STRAW GOODM, MUFFS, FURS, AND CARPET BAGS, No. 131, Main st. corner or Union, Wheeling, Va. B. X'CLALLEN, 8. M'CL ALLEN. JR., C. D. KNOX. M'CLALLENS &. KNOX, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Boots, Slioes, Leather, &c., No. 196, Main street, Wheeling, Va. WILLIAM BOLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 161, MAIN ST., BELOW MARKET ALLEY, Wheeling, Va. JOHN HOWELL, DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, &c., No. 172, in It in ?t. ~ ST. CHARLES HOUSE, RV W. T. STEPHENS. NO. 29, WATER ST., WHEELING, Vi. Es^Travellers can be accommodated with airv and com fortable rooms, at moderate prices. Meals at all times. [GTMIaggage conveyed to and lrom the River free o Charge. FOREST CITY HOUSE, IV. A. A: II. C. SMITH, Proprietor*. Corner of Superior Street and Public Square, tf Cleveland, O. WALNUT STREET HOUSE, J. IV. SWEKEV, Proprietor. Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, tf Cincinnati, O. T. SWEENEY &. SON, (Successors to Sweeneys <Sc Bell,) MANUFACTURERS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN China, Oueennware, Lampn, OirandoleH, TA BLKCUTLERY, Arc. No. 65, MAIN STREET, WHEELING, Va. NEW QUEENSWARE STORE. HOBBS, BARNES,&CO., Importer*, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CHINA, CLASH, Ac qCBENSWARE, HOUSK AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS. So. 28, Monroe St., near the Post Office, WHEELING, VA. H. P. MORRIS, DEALER IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY No. 11, Monroe Street, Wheeling, Va. EDMUND HOBBS, ^1) ^ V TIIOS. L. TAYLOR. HOBBS 8c TAYLOR, ITInnnlnctiirerM of STEAM ENGINES, A NO GENERAL IUACH1N1MTN, CORNER MAIN ?fc QU1NCY STS. MILL ENGINES, TOBACCO AND HOISTING SCREWS STEAMBOAT ENGINES, GRIST AND SAW MILL WORK, PCIINACE KNGINE5, KNf.INE BOII.KRS, And nil kind* of ITInchincry mndc 10 order, on the moot renMonablc terms. P I?. A I?I. 8ELLARH, CLOCK REPAIRERS, GERMAN ST., CENTRE WHEELING. rcS""Prompt attention given to the repairing or Brass, 1 Wooden, Mantle and Town clocks. sept!7-2w E. W. Stephens, Ciias. Bkatty, F. W. Knox. WHEELING NOVELTY WORKS. STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, Coffee IVIills, nil kind* of EnMtcnings, llingea nnd ITInlenble CiiMtincM, WHEELING, VA. E. VARNEY MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN A- HIIEET 1KOIV H ARK No. S. Main St., near the Creek Bridge. Wheeling, Va. W. F. PETERSON Eire ITfnrine.nnd Life Inmirnncc AND LAND AGENT. No. 3J, Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. J. C. HARBOUR, Whole.nli- nnd Itetnil Denier in (CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS, I<AS8E8, 4 I'PnOLRTKRY WAKEOI EVERV DESCRIPTION, NO. 143, MAIS STREET. WHEELING, VA. WM. YOST, WATCll MAKER. AM) WATCH A > I> 0 1. O C K REPAIRER Xo. 119 Market street, near the Post officc. tJ-All business in his tine promptly attended to. 6 ml. It. e. MU.LER. K. W. KtM.XR. Miller & Miller, llOrXK AND SIGN PAINTERS, OK, A. ?ieri nnd ffrnfner., Ko.963. Main Street. Wheeling. Vs. sept I. C. s. L1MBDIS. R. c. B0HBA.M. r. W. BiMri ! . LAMBDIN, BONHAM, & CO., TIBCnfM, If HKRLINO AND PHtENIX PAPF.kt MILLS, WHKELISG. VA. .Manufacture Printinr.aaJ Wrapping Paper, Candle Papci, Cotton Yarn 1 r. Steam Boat Paper, Honn.t Hoard?, Fullers' Boards, Ac no PAIR Boy'n Thick Boots, just received by OO novr. Tonnftnuvni,. BUSINESS CARDS. A. Q. ROBINSON* J. M. BU8HH1ELD. A. G. ROBINSON & CO. MANOFACTURKR8 OF WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS, &c.?Also, Grocers and Commission Merchants And Produce Dealers. No. 32 and 33 Water St., Wheeling, Va. J. COWGILL,. A. M''SWORDS. COWGILL & M'SWORDS, Forwarding and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND General Produce Dealers, No. 59 Water Street, Wheeling, Va. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS. A. M. ADAMS HAS just returned from the East, with an unusually large stock or Goods, manufactured iuto clothing by the best of workmen, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices, wholesale or retail A111 ask is fair investigation, "withoutprejudice or favor, and I defy fair competition in Coats, Pants, and Vests, or anything in the clothing line. Come and try inc, one and all, Jew and Gcnti'e. octG-tf ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DR. S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. F. HULLIHEN, OFFICE No. 131, Fourth street, near the Presbyterian church, ^lanufacture Teeth expressly for each pa? Ucular case. Full setts of Teeth, or any parts or setts, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is made in one continuous or solid piece?the cost is the same for teeth with or without gums. Full setts orteeth made rroiu S^toSl"11 a Seit; small setts from $3 to $5 per tooth. febl:lyr:d. Wheeling Savings Institution. OFFICE, NO. 19'i, IflAINHT. Ortiee open from 9 o'clock, a. m., until3p. m. Discount day?'Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m. ICS"Money received on transient deposite. 1 nlerest paid on special deposites. J. Cki'mdackek, Alex. Wooers, Alex. Paxton, A.N. JonNsoN, D.imei. Steenrod, Jas 11. Marsh, Adam Fich :er and 11. K. List?Directors. nug2! \VM. McCOY, Treasurer. THE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY or WI1EEMNO, VA., Continues to take all kinds of Fire and Marir.orhks, ?Office No. 192, Main st. M. NELSON, President. \VM. M'COY, Sec'y. ISLAND TANNERY. BKKGKR A- II O F F !?I A N N , MANUFACTCRER8 OF Every description of Leather, And Dealers in Wool nnd Hides, Store Room No. 170, Corner of Market Alley and Main street, Wheeling, Va. n3~Shoe Findings of all kinds on hand, and sold at very moderate terms. LUMBER, LUMBER. L. S. Root's Lumber Yard AND PI.ANING MACHINE, Wehster Street, Centre *":i:jelino. 0CST He is prepared to fill all orders ror S.? WED LUSl HER, PLANED FLOORING. WEATIIEK iJOARDING, SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, rtc. &r Ofiire; No. 24, Main Street, near the Cp .kk Hridoe. nug24?ly.d. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. M. H. GREGG Number GO, Monroe Street, near the Court House. GENTLKMEIV'S CliOTMINO Made to order in the latest styles. J. &. W. TAYLOR, Manufacturers nnd Dealers in all ltindN of TOBACCO, SNUFF & CIGARS, WHOLESALE AND KETAII., No. ICS, Main St., East side, 2 doors below Market Alley, tf. WnmiNu, Va. WM. H. HOWSER,~ Manufacturer nnd Dealer in all kinds of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, So. 167, Main et.. west aide. 2 doors above Market Alley. WHEELING, VA. RICHARD NELSON, manufactures, to order, all kinds of Tents, Fire Screens nnd Hails, Tarpauling, Awnings, Rigging, and FLAGKFORAIJi POLITICAL PARTIES aug21-tf No. 22, Water Street, Wheeling, Va. THOMAS POPE. ARCniTKCT. Office, No. 7'i, Melodeon Buildings. Persons about to build, can obtain designs for Public Buildings and Private Residences, with the requisite speci fications, estimates and superintendence. TlfOS. UORNBROOK, Dealer in Real Estate, HAS on band, Building lots and improved property for sale 011 accommodating terms. Two Brick bouses, one Office, and one Hall for societies or otherwise for Rent. lyd. Monroe St., No. 24), up stairs. \V m. Bingham, Shirt Manufacturer, NEW BRITAIN. Connecticut. HAS appointed A.M.Adams agent for the sale or bis shirts at Factory prices. Merchants, Clothiers, and others who a re desirous ofbuying shirts or the best and cheapest make in the United States will call at A. M. -4d ams, clothing store, where they will find a full assortment. s?p2S?lyd. Brentlinger & Armstrong, PREMCRIPT10NIHT8, TT AVE just received at their medical store, a rreshsup XI ply of the most choice medicines, such as people may rely upon. In making their selections, no regard is paid to priccs, so the article be or the best quality. Physicians' Prcscriptionsputupbycarcfolhand? atalltimes, day or night. aug21-lyrd KELLS & CALDWELL, (successors to jab. PAUI.L & CO.) Importer* ximl Wholennle dealers in Drags, Mcdicincs, Chcmicnls, Paints, Oils, Arc. No. 83, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. HAVING purchasod the entire stock, fixtures, chemical apparatus, &c., or the firm or James Paull <fcc. would respectfully solicit the patronuge or dealers and the public genorally. A11 goods warranted. I11 retiring rromtlic Drug business, we take pleasure in recommending to favorable consideration our successors, Messrs. Kelts ?v Caldwell, and have 110 hesitation in saying that our fawner customers, and dealers generally, will re ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned Tor this well known house a large share or patronage. J AS. PAULL & CO. TODD & DEVOL, AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND, Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of Market Square, KK now opening aii unusually large stock of Fall and . Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with great care, and manufactured at the very best workshops ot Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole sale and Retail trade. To our regular customers, ami all others who may favor us with a call, we can otrcr you goods which we guarantee equal in quality of material aiid work manship, to those manufactured in this or any part or the United States. TODD & DEVOL. Wheeling, Sep 24,1852. NEW FIRM. ? MESSRS. CAYWOOD, CONKL1N <fc CO., having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware or T. G. Culbert .son, would respectfully inform the citizens ol ... Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry 011 I he business or manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Shert Iron Ware, or which they have constantly on hand a good assortment, for Wholesale, and Retail; very low for cash; all persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and :iee us at No. 19, Union St., at tho old and well known njand heretofore occupied by T. G. Culberteon. Particular attention paid to repairing. Wheeling. Aug. 21. CAYWOOD. CONKLIN A CO Dyeing to live ! ! FIRTH Ac DAY Seventh st., three doors from Dr. Tappan's, STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. Would inform the citizens or Wheeling and vicinity that they have commenced the Coloring Business in every branch. Silks, Cottons and Woolens, warranted to stand colors. Ladies' apparel, Gentlemen's Coats, Pants, Vests, &c. Fancy Colors Of'every shade got up equal to new. Ribbons, Shawls, and everything in the way or coloring, cleaned, pressed, and done on the shortest notice, and on easy terms. CO"Arrangements have been made with the steamer *Vi. roqua,' to receive and deliver articles and packages for us daily. JAS. E. FIRTH sept!4. JOSEPH DAY. LATEST ARRIVAL For th.e Ladies! TO 1)1) ^ DEVOL have just received from the Kaat, the first cases or their large assortment or Fall Stock, con sisting in part, or 100 pairs Ladies Kid Jenny Linds. 75 do do Kid Jenny Lind Boots, 100 do do Kid Run Round Jenny Lin4 RosettsJ 60 do do Kid Welt Shoe tecs. 60 do do Kid Welt High Buskins. 76 do do French Morocco Jenny Lind Roaetts, 60 do do Prench Morocco Boots, 60 do do Goat Welt Jenny Linds, 60 do do Goat Welt High Busldn* Which will be sold low for Cash, at the Black Maromot); Boot, South End of Market Squate. aug26 Wrapping Paper. A LARGE supply of straw paper, tea paper and cotton yarn papers on hand and for sale by dec3 a yROBlNSON & CO. 1 O Pure Cod Liver Oil just received by IV/ jan22 KKLLS CALT1WRL ,U CITY BUSINESS. COPPER, TIN, & MUKUT IKON WAHK Manufactory. THANKEUL for the liberal patrouage heretofote bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful ly inform his friends and the public generally that lit? ^continues to manufacture the above named articles i u all their variety, of which he has always 011 hand, a good an sort merit for wholesale and retail at very low prlceat He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves or the most ap proved patterns Tor coal and wood. Job work will continue to receive his particular attention and be executed with promptness and in a stylo that will please the most fastidious. aiigS-1 K. V.\ RNKY.no.8. Main at. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, &c., &c. J II. CRUUIBACJICKR would announce to his ? fiicr.ds and the public.generally, that having purchas ed the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the firm of J. Crumhacker & Son, ho will continue the same at the old stand, No. 176, Main st., and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit a contin uance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on tha old lirm. He hasjust returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs ami Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, Ac., all of which wore purchased Titer strict personal inspection and with scrupulous regard ?o purity of quality, and are now offered to the public on th5 most reasonable terms. tyr. GEORGE MENDEL. No 154, IVIniti Street, WHEELING VA. IS now receivings LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS. MATS AND MATTING. Also, Table and Floor Oln Cloth8ofall widths, and keeps constantly on hand a largl assortment of Furnature of every description. Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, Vcnitian and Transparent Window Itlinds, Mind Trimmings, Clocks Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircloth, Curled Hair, Spring, Sacking Hottons, Hrass and Mahogany Stair Rods, ect. all of which will be sold at the lowest prices. auc*-l w m7 co w den DAGUERREOTYPIST, Rooms \ . oG, Monroe street, between the New Hotel and the v Court House. Likenesses taken in any required shade, and colored to represent the living complexion by a new style of coloring ?warranted to never fade. Pictures of all sizes, both sin gle and in_ groups, put up in plain and fancy cases, at the lowest prices. Likenesses oT children accurately taken. DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. A.C. PAKTICIlXiI? invites attention to his Daguereau Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result of years of experience and close application to tho art. Confident that he now combines in his establishment all of the improve ments which time and proper tests have proven valuable, he tun promise to produce Likenesses combining all the beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by tho Daguerrean process. For the attractive and commodious style in which his rooms are fitted up, he invites the public to call and exam ine for themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens are always open Tor inspection. Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather, singly, or in groups; also, post mortem likenesses taken at short notice. OS" A well selected stock of materials?Chemicals, plates, cases, lockcts. &c.. always on hand and for sale. Kooiun, No. :S4l ITIonror at., near the Poit Office no vis HOXKS Candy Toys; 125 lbs Jujuba Paste, just received by HROOKS dee3 112 Main street Aincricana, Patronize lour Own lYIunu fncturen. Wheeling Silk Factory. 4 MEK1CAN Silk, manufactured into superior and suh j\ stantil articles of the various fabrics now in use at GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel ing. The curious in such matters are invited to call and zee the process of manufacturing, and those wishing to pur chase Silks, wholesale or ictail, can be supplied on reason able terms at Gill's Store, adjoining the Factory, or at A. M.Adams', J. S. Forbs', A. O. Fairchild's, Marsh d: Tay lor's, and O. AY. Heitfkill's, Wheeling, Va., and at James Ricliunlson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main Street, Cincinnati, O. Our Fabrics are warreuted all pure Silk, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals, at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly manufacturing, and our stock is now large and seasonable, comprising many varieties?velvets, satins, vestings, dress silks, fringes, cravats, handkerchiefs, of white, black, plaid, figured and printed, all the newest styles, made of beattwined silk, twllledand plain. Also, shirts, drawers, and half hose for gentlemen. Please call and patronize this important branch or Amer. ican manufacture. Ordersforevery variety olsilkspiompt ly executed. Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought. john w, g New Music Store. Sign of the Ureciau Triftonuni, IVo. 1119 TO it in Hired. f-a?--?i J. F1CKIESON would respectfully an r?vrW^uounce to the citiiens of Wheeling ami vi TTT13 ffTfcinity, that he has just opened a new and J ** is \l U elegant establishment for the sale of Violins. Guitars, Violincellos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fifes, Accorde ons, Banjos, and Tanihorines. Hrass Instruments the first and best make. Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for singing. Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the newest Songs, Duetts, etc., and the very best Roman and Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. Claronctf, Keeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar Scrcws, Violin Faigerand Tail Hoards. Hows for Violincello and Violin. A. Klebcr's Furniture Polish, for renovating varnished Fun iture, such as Pianos, Cabinete, Steam Hoats or any descriptions or Furniture. Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos of the first and best manufacture in the United States, such as Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Dun ham's, Hallett and Allen's celebiated Boston Pianos, <&c. Agent for the make of Carhardt and Need ham's Patent Melodeons. Accordeons, and all kind of musical instruments repaired a M he lowest prices. tf. [steam marble works, CG MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange* mcnts in the East for the supply or Marble, and con templating the erection or Steam works, he would invite the attention or Architects, Builders, and the public in gen eral to the insi>ection of his stock, consisting of Italian, Egytian, Sienna, American and other Marbles of the finest qualities, which can be sold lower than any other establish ment in the west. Dealers would find it to their advantage to inspect his stock before purchasing elsewhere. His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he would invite the attention or purchasers to examine his stockoTStatuary and other carved work, Monuments, Cen otaphs, Tombs, Head and root stones, Ac., and Grave yard work in every variety j being enabled by his superior facil ities to supply this work at considerable lower prices than any other establishment in the country. Please give me a call and examine my work. MICHAEL J. ROHAN. Marble Mason and Vault iiuilder. 015"Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted I at the lowest trade prices. 1 y. d. I Wtcnbenvillc White Lend. WE ARE prepared to furnish, in any quantity, Steuben* ville White Lead, warranted equal, if not superior or Pittsburgh or Cincinnati brands. KELLS ?& CALOWELL, Agents for Manufacturers. | PARTY DRESSES. : T> IBHON* striped Brocade,and twistedsilkGrenadines a| JLV less than New York prices. Light colored Glace silks always worn, on sale; cheaper than you can buy them else where?selling off to quit?call at sep23 Jniiysrnx's. A Rare Chance. 1 AA PS handsome printed De Laines at from 10 to 95c lUvJ a yard. A decided bargain, just received bv oct30 W D MO'l TK. 1fi2 Market st. AND STILL THEY COME! BY KXPKE9H rpHIR day, recived & few dresses i-lach Krocade Silks, _1_ trom the celebrated Silk Emporium of James Beck, Co, New York. Also, a beautiful variety of fancy Byzan tine Cloths, Mouselin De Laines, and eleganl Long Shawls. O. W. HK1SKELL. Co. N. B. We will receive, and open to morrow, a large va riety or desirable goods. O. W. II. Co. iiov3 Flannels. 1 OOO Kinsey's Red and Yellow Merino Wool 1 Flannels, warranted not to shrink. 4-4 real Welch Flannels, extra heavy, Superfine light fin ish Welch Flannels, Salisbury and other descriptions, White, Red, Yellowand Brown Flannels. 4 4, 6 4 and 6-4 Plaid Flannels, for Children; also one piece Ermine Flannel, extra super, just received at oct2.> O W HE1SKF.LL dr CP's. Cloak Cloths." \\T E would call particular attention to our stock or La. T T dies French Cloak Cloths, warranted rast colors comprising Olive, Brown, Green, Lead, Black and Citron, These Cloths were imported by Jas Beck Co, ror their retail trade; wo have trimmings to match the Cloths. Just received at O W HE1SKELL A CO's. oct2o Cloaks. A FEW fashionable style. French cloth Cloaks, at 1C9 t\- Main at. Cflec2) JOHNSTON'S. December 1852 ! WINTEK BONNETS?}-'urand Felt Honnetaat JeciO JOHNSTON'S. lGg Malu at. LONG and Square Sknwl.!-The fourth arrival of long anil square Shawls, new designs, and at reduc oil prices at (declO) If. 1). MOTTB'S Cheap Shawls. WD. MOTTE now offers a very large assortment o . Shawls, embracing every style that has come out this season at very kkppckp pricks. oct30 Blankets. I Blankets at ret equally cheap. C , a fine Blanket? fQ_ eived at (opt8S> O W HBISKELL <fc CP's. PAYSON'S Indelible Ink, with >nd withoutpreparatioii, for sale by J. B. VOWELL, 94 Union st. 1000 lbs Ext Logwood, (best); 2 bbls Whito-Mmardf 200 gill Sperm OUl 1 bM Canary seed, In store and for sale low by <i , hov? T H LOGAN 4* Co. CINCINNATI. Apollo Building, N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cinc nnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 18-IS. attention of tho public is respectfully called to the superior facilities afforded at this Institution, for qua lifying Individuals in a the rough practical manner for th , counting room and business pursuits. Instruction?Hook-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical course of ] ustruction is given in the art or keep ing scientifically Double Entry Hooks in the different de partments of trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms in use among the mobt eminent establish ments engaged individually or partnership in business, whether prosperous or adverse; In the purchase and sale of merchandise at wholesale and retail,im* orting and export ing on their own account, on commission or on joint specu lation, including speculations in stocks, real estate, <fcc.f wilh steamboatlng, bank insurance, railroad, and books ol joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putations pertaining to business operations, being taught according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count, Equations, arbitration of Exchanges. &c. Mercantile Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed on this subject (.s are calculated to impress business habits and a genuine business style of correspondence upon the mind of the student, as well as familiarize him with commercial technicalities and phraseology, including pro forma Invoices, Account sa'es, bills of exchange, Sic. Practical Penmanship.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with a thorough command ot hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and rapidity, and perfect legibility with beautyo' construction. Commercial Law and Political Economy.?Daily Lec tures are given on those important topics, as connected with the avocations of the merchant in the operations of commerce, and practical workings of trade, embracing the subject of Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in struments, sales, debts, guarantees, oto.j also on the laws of wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, cred it, profit, interest, inter-nationaltiade, &c. The course can be completed in from eight to twelve weeks. 1 ustruction being given individually,applicants can enter at any time. A knowledge or the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance or the Principal enables him to muder a si -tance to those,wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good hoard can he obtained in the city at 8'2,/jO to ?3,f>0 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TERMS:? For partial course, books, s ationery, 4*c., in clusive. S"28.0ft. For full rours??, books, stationery. Diploma, 4*c., inclu sive. $V1.00. JOHN CI UNDRY, janS'.>3?tyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. RST A H !.I 8 II El) 1811. \\T E offer for sale a well selected stock of PAPEK >> CAKDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK, BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description or PAPER MAKERS' MATERIALS. Having been the first. by several years, to establish in the West a Paper business complete in ail its parts, we hnvc formed permanent connections with the best nwnnfactu rers in this country, and receive our supplies directly from them. The prices and terms we now offer are as favora ble as the same goods can be purchased lor in the Eastern cities. We have the exclusive agency for tho superior WRIT ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER SMITH. OWEN A- HURLBUT, andtheCAREW COMPANY, be in? the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this country. Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in the West. We have but one uniform price to all. Orders by mail will be filled at the same prices as if bought n person. Samples will bf. sent by mail free of cost. ougSI. BUTLER BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 27 Pearl Street. OHIO TV1?E FOUIVDKKY, GUILFORD AND JONES, N. Guilford, N. V. Jones. II SECOND STREET. BET WHEN SYCAMORE AN I) BROADWAY, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Krery Description ol KOOI4, JOH AND NEWS A PGR TYPK ( OSSTASTIY ON HAND, OR MANUFACTURED TO ORDKK. They arc prepared to furnish promptly and at tho lowest cash prices, every variety of Types to be round in their Beveral Specimen Hooks, and the best Printing Presses, with all their Apparatus. Large Job Letter, in all its varieties of Metal and Wood, Flowers, Cuts, Ornaments, &c., will be supplied, or fur nished to order, at the lowest current prices. From their long experience and practical knowledge in Type and Press making, and large acquaintance with the wants of the West, they reel confident of being able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. tr.^T PAPER WAREHOUSE. K? O. OOODITKAN A < ?. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink, nl.EACHINO I'OWllKKH, VKLTINO, wirk cloth, Ac. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, may be louud WRITING, AND BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in the West, of every description. Printing Paper, all sir.es. Eng. A Amer. Tissue Paper. Hook " " Copying ?? Col'd. Medium A D'ble. Med. Blotting ?? ? Ass'd. 44 " Filtering ?? Envelope. Druggist " Plate and Lithopraph. Marble ?? Manilla,genuine. Glazed and Gilt " Hardware Paper. Cloth ?? Ham 44 Card 44 Match Box 44 Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea '? unprepored. Shoe " Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Dry Goods " Tobacco ?? 44 44 Envelopes of every description, Ac. Ac. IIOAKDM. Perforated, Binders', Bonnet, Press and Straw Hoards. Also, Agent for Lightbody's Superior Printing Ink, Hook, and Colored Ink, Ac. CardN, and Card BEonrd*. Extra Pkari. Faced Cards. Extra People's 44 Printers' 44 Porcelain " Satin Surfaced Card Boards. Ivory 44 Printers' 44 Satin Enameled 44 Porcelain 44 Pkari. Surfaced Colored Card Boards. The above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured ex pressly for ourselves, andareofa most beautiful surface and fiinsh} they do not peel in working, and are afforded at a lower rate, than any Cards heretofore offered in this mar kef, and as low as they can be purchased in the East. Klsr*"Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards, are res pecfully invited to examine our stock. All our goods are received direct from manufacturers, which enables us to sell as low, if not lower, than any other house in the West: lC^**Paper made to order. A us21-If. "MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE 411* CJiiiciuimti?McmmIoii of 1S52?'Sll. rpilE regular course or Medical lectures in this Institu JL tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, IS50, and continue four months. nOA'/.D OK trustees. Rev. C. ELLIOTT, D. D., President of the Hoard. (). M. LANGDONX, M. 1)., Secretary 44 Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. Hon. C. n. COFFIN. R. D. MUSSEY, M. D. Hon. JOHN BUKGOYNE. Hou. GEO. FIOADLBY, Jr. E. M. GREGORY, Emj. GEO. MBNDENHALL, M. 1). The Faculty is composed or the following gentlemen: R?D. Mrssey, M. 1)., Professor of Descriptive and Oper ative Surgery. J. P. Judkins, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. John Davis, M. 1)., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy. John F. White, M.D.. Professor of Theory and Prac ice of Medicino. Geo. Nendexhall, M. D.; Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and 5 hildren. John A. MnRPiir, M. D Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. C. G. Comeoys, M". D., Professor of Institutes orMedi cine. John Locke, Jr. M. D., Lecturer on Chemistry. A preliminary course of Lectures upon some important specialities in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during the month orOctober. These lectures will be free. Stu dents are advised to commence with thiscourse. The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision ol the Adiuuct Professor or Anatomy, will be opened on the 1st of October. Fees for the full course $il0o. Matriculation Ticket ?6. Dissecting Ticket $10. Graduation Fee $25. For further information address J. P. JUDKINS, M. 1)., tr. Dean of the Faculty. Sole Leather. A firi SIDES of Hemlock tanned sole leather, the best that has ever been brought to the Wheeling mar ; kct,ju8t received and for sale by i aug3l BERGEK A HOFFMAN. 170. Mainst. WALT PAPER. ' THE Subscriber has on hand, a good supply of Walt Pa per and Borders which he will sell lit reduced Prices. JOHN FISHER, augg8tf. No. 135. Main sL Cow Feed, A SUPPLY or Bran. Short. Ac. just received by f\. au?31 J. THOBURN. 191 Market Square RIBBONS, RIBBONS. Glc. A FEW pieces of Ribbons.which are the rage here now, are on hand yet?half price. Chinese scarffe, and lots of other nice things, cheap fbr cash?call at seo^a . , , JOHNSTON'S. 163 Main at 8BBLs Lard Oil Ju*t received by., oct2ft -rn srx* TCRM.S A CALDWELL. TRANSPORTATION. Cleveland & Wellsrille RAILROAD. TO CLEVKLAND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY, DETROIT, CHICAGO. MILWAUK1E, BUFFALO, DUN KIRK. NEW YORK AED BOSTON, THE new and light draught passenger steamer JUSTICE, Murdoch, Master, will leave every morning (Sundays excepted,) at 6o'clock, connecting at Wellsville with the Express "train of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad} leaving at 1 o'clock, and arriving at Cleveland at 6F.M., and connecting with the Steamboat and Railroad lines Tor Toledo, Sandusky, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Buffalo ami Dmikirk. For tickets apply to S. C. BAKER, Agents C. & P. R. R. Co., aug37 Office No. 47, Water St. CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD CO., IN CONeCTION WITI! A merican Transportation. Co. AND NEW YORK AND TON A WANDA LINE. TO AND LROM NEW YORK AND BUFPALO WITH OUT TRANSHIPMENT. INSURED. M. M. CALK 11 & CO, New York, 1 Prnnr:,fno, IxILES V/HEELER, Buffalo. 5 Proprietors. AGENTS: M. M. Caleb <Si Co., 109, Broad stieet, New York. Hiram Joy, do do , James NIeld, do do W. W. Dennis, 13 Broad street, Boston, Niles and Wheeler, BnSalo, J. R. Wheeler &Co., Tonawanda, John Carlise, Cleveland, N. C. Winslow, do C. II. Rhodes, Agent Cleveland and Pittsburgh R. R. Co. T. N. Bond, Cleveland, General Agent for Ohio. This Line has a daily Line of Propellers on the Lake, and all goods designed for the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, contracted or shipped by this Company, will be delivered to Rail Road free of all Cleveland charges. MARK PACKAGES, ?A. T. CO.' The undersigned arc duly authorized Agents for the above Company and Line?and are fully authorized to contract and receipt property to and from N. York and Boston to Wheeling. Aug27-tnov.l. S. C. BAKER <& CO. CLEVKLAMI AND PITTHBURO KAIL ROAD. ON and after Wednesday, June 16th, 18-32, Passenger Trains will run daily, (Sundays excepted,) as follows: Leave Cleveland at 9:40 A. M., Express train for Wells ville and intermediate stations; 6:40 P. M., Accommoda tion Train lor Ravenna, stopping at all way stations. Leaves Ravenna at 7:00 A. M., Accommodation Train for ClexMand, stopping at all way stations. ^ Leaves We'lsville at 12:35 P. M. Express Train for Cleveland, and intermediate stations. The 9:10 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily with the following lines, to wit: At Hudson, with the Akron Branch Rnilrrad for Cuyahoga Falls, and Akron; at Ravenna with Ward's Line or Four Horse Coaches for Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Road; at Bayard, with hacks far Dover, New Philadelphia md Cnrrollton. FOR PITTSBURG.?The 5:40 A. M., Express Train, from Cleveland connects at Wellsville with the new and elegant *:idc wheel steamer, FORESTCITY for Pittsburgh and intermediate landings, arriving at Pittsburgh the same evening. Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn sylvania Railroad. $4,00. Pare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way of Wellsville, ?:3,50. Passengers are ticketed through, and their baggage is checked through to Pittsburgh via Wellsville. FOR WHEELING.?The9:40 A. M. Express train from Cleveland connects at Wellsville with the splended side wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL far Wheeling, touching at the intermediate landing, and arriv ing at Wheeling early the some evening. RETURNING.?12:S5 p. M. Express Train, connects with the above steamers at Wellsville; also with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance, and at Hudson with the Akron Hranch Railroad. Passengers leaving Pittsburg at 8 o'clodk, A. M., and Wheeling at 6 o'clock A. M., will take the 12:35 P. M., Ex l?res3 Train from Wellsville, and arrive at Clevelands in time to connect with the Lake Steamers lor New York, via Dunkirk and Buffalo. Also far Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukie, and the entire North West. Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same evening, and on the fatlowizg night, can be in New York or Chicago. The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at 7 o'clock. A. M., connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail Road, and reaches Cleveland in time to connect with the morning Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad for the South. Retur.hino.?'The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve land at 6:40 P. M., connects with the Express Train from Cincinnati and Columbusat Cleveland, and with the Akron Branch Railroad at Hudson. B. P. R R. OrricB. 1 JOHN DURAND. Cleveland. June 14. '52 } Superintendent. ISook*, .Stationary, Variety Goods, &c. TH F. Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exten. ded to hi in, begs to request the attention of purchasers to his present largo and well selected assortmeut, consist* ing of School, Medical, Theological, Historical, and Mis* cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank books. Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goods|? To .Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and others wishing to purchase in quantities, every inducement wil I be offered in prices and terms. Rags taken in exchange or paid far in cash, at the highest rates. JOHN H. THOMPSON, Aug. 21,?tf. 31 Monroe Street. To Country Merchants. MR. S. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firn. ol McClallen, Knox A: Co., the remaining partners have associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (brothoror S. S. Knox,) so long and favorably known in thetrading public ?assuming the style of McClallens and Knox. They would respectfully inform their old customers (who have so long and liberally sustained them) and all other deal ers in Boots ar.d Shoes, that their Fall Stock will be arriv ing from the 10th to the last or September. Having been selected with the greatest care and bough t far cash, they flatter themselves that in their FallStock ol Hoots and Shoes they can hold out inducements in quality and prices superior to any ever offered in the market. To Country Merchants on their way east, they would be pleas ed to exhibit their stock, and post them inprices, fearlessly challenginga comparison with the markets of Baltimore and Philadelphia. [sep3] McCLALLENS & KNOX ANOTHER ARIVAL OF RICH AND SEASONABLE GOODS. 12 BY EXPRESS. lMKCKK Paris Bereze l)e Lai lis in Rich styles?also some neat figures for Misses and children. Rioh Brocade Silks, Marie Louise Gro De Rhine, Silk anil Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,~ Rich colored Jaconets, now styles, China Silks, dark and neat styles, Muslin Bands. Reviere Insertings, Lupins Extra Mouselin De Lains and French Men* noes in Black, Salmon, Rose, Blue and White. Extra Fine French Linen Cambric Il'kfs. Received this day by O. W. HE1SKELL rtr CO* Mourning Dress Goods. SUPINS&Theimtfr MaiUands Bombazines, Alpaca Bom bazines, Silk Warp Mouslin De Laines, Silk Warp Thibet Cloths. Black French Meiinoes and Cashmeres, Plain Black Wool De Laines, just received at oct23 O W 1IE1SKELL& Co. "1 BBLS, Alcohol, for which the Diploma was award X*J cd at th?latc Fhir, in store and for sale by novi) KELLS ?fc CALDWELL. GOING TO QUIT! BLACK, Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherry French Merinos; at less prices than they can be bought East this season?come and see them. 7H: JOHNS7VX, Jr., Sep53 No IG2 Mali st. 3 CASKS Manilla Indigo, received by rov?.? KELLS A CA LDWELL. 300 LBS Sponge, received by oct2G KELLS CALDWELL. 1 fin HOZ Gentlemen's fine Moleskin Silk Hats, fron J.V7w one dollar and upwards, for saleat s*?p2 S. D. HARPER' 1 ?") PAIR Men'? fine French Calf Boots, just received al 1 & the sign of the Black Mammoth Boot novo TODD & DEVOL. Gloves at T5c. A FIRST rate assortment of Ladies white, black, green, choco, and other popular colors of Kid Gloves. No ir?2isthe place [novl6j TH: JOHNSTON, Jr. TO THE LADIES. 1 TRUNK of fine Jenny Lind Walking Shoes. 1 Trunk of Kid Buskins. 1 Trunk of Goat Buskins. 1 Trunk of Jenny Lind Slippers, just received at the South end of the Market House; Sign ofthe Black Mammoth Boot. TODD & DEVOL. nov5 BOOTS! BOOTS!! ! PA lit men's double upper and double sole Calf Boots, I OU just received at the South end of the Market House, j novfi TODD & DEVOL. i Embroideries. i rpHE largest stock of choice Embroideries ever received JL in this city, comprising Jaconet and Swiss Flouncing : Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Sleeves, CoL lars, Habbits, &c, ust received at oct25 O W HEISKELL <St CO's. QOAP?50 boxes Sawyer's Rosin ?oap just received and 1 O for sale tiy dec3 A G R0BIN80N de CO. MEN'S BOOTS. | A O PA 1R men's calf double sole and doable upper Boots,; l tcO 60 " ?? " Boots, just received at the sipn ol ! the black mamnwth boot, C?ep24) TODD <fe DEVOL. ~ ALWAYS IN ADVANCE ~ OUH Palm Leaf Shawls were all gold last year, but we iiavq another, style not out here vet?come and see thcro. I Sep23 7H: JOHNSTON, Jr., 102Mains'". Look at This! ? JUST received?First Love by Eugene Sue; Illustrated Magazine of Art; Appleton's Mechanics' Magazine; Bamum's Illustrated News. Gieasoq's Pictorial and a host of others. -T. | Call and see at the new Depot, Main st, one doof from . ; Monroe, and opposite Northwestern Bank. I janll J.L. POETRY. I am not Happy. BY FIN LEY JOHNSON. 1 am not happy when 1 amile Nor freed ftom pain and care, Because my eyes to all are bright And smiles are lurking there; For know ye not. beneath a ? mile. May lurk a broken lieart: And to the eyes so sparkling bright, Tears may unbidden start. A8 blossoms hang upon a tree That's hastening.to decay, So smiles will wreathe the human lips When joys are faraway; As sunbeams will break through a cloud, Their brightness to impart: So will a smile break through the gloom J?'n of a broken heart. As lightning orten lurks beneath A dark and threat'ning cloud, So will the heart its sorrows hide Within the dark'nlng shroud; A smile may wreathe the parted lips, The eye may sparkle bright, But neath them all the heart ia wrapt In sorrows darkest night. Then think not I am happy when The laugh is In my eye, When on my lips, in joyousness, A smile you may descry; They are but outward signs to hide The keenest pangs of woe, As round the shattered tree the vine Is taught its arms to throw. SELECT VARIETY. Politeness, that cementer of friendship and soother of enmities, is no where so much required onil so frequently outraged, as in familiar circles: in near and dear connections it is continually aban doned, and the result is, that all the illusions of life are destroyed, and with them, most of its hap piness. * * * There are may who waste and lose affection by careless and often unconsious neglect. It is not a plant to grow untended. The breath of indifference, or a rude touch, may des troy forever its delicate texture. There is a daily attention to the slight courtesies of life, which can alone preserve the freshness of love. The easy surprises of pleasure, earnest cheerfulness of assent to slight wishes, the habitu al respect to opinions, the polite abstinence from personal topics, in the company of others, unwa vering attention to his or her comfort, both at home or abroad; and above all, tbe careful preservation of those properties of conversation and manner, which are sacred when bofore the world, are some of the secrets which age and habit alike fail to im pair or diminish. 0*Nobody abuses small talk unless he be a stranger to its conveniences. Small talk is the small change of life; there is no getting on without it.? There are times whe;', "'tis folly to be vise;"? when a little nonsense is very palatable, and when giavity and sedateness ought to be kicked down stairs. A philosopher cuts a poor figure in a ball room, unless he leave his wisdom at home. Meta physics is intrusive in the midst ol agreeable prat tlers, as a death's head on a festal board. \Vfe have met with meu who were too lofty for small tulk. They would never condescend to play with a ribbon, or flirt a fan. They were above such trifling; or in other words, they were above ma king themselves agreeable, above pleasing, and above being pleased. They were all wisdom, ail gravity, and all tediousness, which they bestowed upon company with more than Dogberry's generosi - ty. A man who cannot talk has no more business ill society that a statue. The world is made up of tritles; and he who can trifle elegantly and grace fully is a valuable acquisition to mankind. He is a Corinthian column in the fabric of society.? Fairfield Democrat. inrShowmethe young man who can quit the t rilliant society of the younb to listen to the kind ly voice of age?who can hold cheerful converse with one whom years have deprived of charm? show me the mau(who is willing to help the(deform ed who n?ied help?show me the man who no mere looks rudely at the poor in the village, than the well dressed lady in the saloon?show me the man who treats unprotected maidenhood as he would the heiress surrounded by the powerful protection of rank, riches and family?show me the man who abhors the libertine's gibe, who shuns as a blas phemer the traducer of his mother's sex?who scorns, as he would a coward, the ridicule of wo - man's follies, or the exposerofworaan's reputation ?show me that man who never forgets for an in stant the delicacy, the respect that is due to wo man in any condition or class?and you show me a gentleman?nay, you show me a better?you show me a true man an christian. 0"Theway to succeed is never to give up. By patience and perseverance, the leaf of the mulber ry tree is converted into satin, while the rain drops which we shake from our feet, may be trans formed into that leaf, and after sundry transmuta tions, be made to revisit our threshold, not in the shape of slops, but as silk stockings, or ultra ma rine neck-ties. If Nature, with patience, perform all thfse wonders with a drop of dirty water, what is to hinder you from transmutating perseverance into the results equally as successful and astonish ing. We pause for a reply, as the lawyers say when about to recommence their jawing. ttj-An exchange says: "We are, indeed, a happy, elegant, moral, transcendent people. We have no masters, they are all principals; no shopmen, they are all assistants; no shops, they are all establish ments; no servants, they are all 'helper* no goal ors, they are all governors; nobody, is flogged in bridewell, he merely receives the correction of the house; nobody is ever unable to pay his debts, he is only unable to meet his engagements; nobody is ever angry, he is only excited; nobody is cross, he is only nervous; lastly, no bodoy is druuk?the very utmost you can assert is that *he has taken his wine.'" THK Philadelphia Magazines; History of Henry Esmond, by Thackery; Captain Kid, or the Wixxard of the Sea, by Ingraham. ' aov3o JAS H McMECHEN. 1 n DOZEN Boy's fine Cloth Caps JLU septB just received by TODD cfc DE VOL. HERE 1 am again with a tremendous stock of Cloths, C as si meres, Vcstings, dtc, all to make up to suit cue tome vs, at th- lowest rates of prices, and best style of work, mans hip. [ogL7] A. M. ADAMS. Books Just Received at the Depot. GALLANT TOM, or Perils of the Ocean; Life of Vicis situdes, a Story of Revolutionary Times, by G P R James; oniessions of an Eaton Boy; Knickerbocker for November; Model Architect; Europe in a Hurry, by Wilkes; Blithedale and Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne; Rochester, or the Merry Days of England, and any quantity of others. [novl73 JAK'H McMKOHBN. Cigars and Tobacco. 20,000 Regalia Cigars; 6.000 Havana do: 5,000 Principe do. 20 boxes Yellow Bank Tobacco?Jrist'r^elved'by dec3 * I BROOKS. CA BASKETS Ground Nutst ft boxes Lemons; 200 bcxe? JU or fine Cracker a?Just received and for solo at dec 4 BROOKS'. Woolen Sobks & Gloves. c:A DOZ Missouri Knit Socks', Gloves and Mitts? heavy U\J and large sixes, just received and lor saio^beap^t nov20 ' .*<-i No 182 Market Street.