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WHEELING, VA., SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2S. ISO0
YOLUME 8
135.
i'MNTKD AND I'UIILISIIED BY
CAHPBELL & M'DERMOT,
IJfTKWilGBKCBR BUILDINGS)
X. E. tvnirr of Qitincy ami Muin-SU.
TERMS':
pilly.pv W?M?lu ?<I?aiicc,). ^5,00
Br t'jio Wnk, (l?jraUo l? Cnrrlors,). jq
XrMVccfcly. (i?er ji-ar.iwyalile In Rilvanc?,)....;.... 3,00
ayAdr'-TlirinRiIonot.n maonnbta 1mm.
All ?lrtrtl*n?m? from aillstnoco, or from translont
rilj raitonier*. must t'O |vU.l !n advance.
lI N S U R A N C E .
Choice Fii*st Class Insurance
? in tub ?
IXOOKWRATiSD 1810?CHARTER PEKPFTUAJ^1
/ vCasliC?iplUl*$!,03ft,000, absolute ami uiitmjiaircd.
W|Tlil V STSPLL'd oF $5t ?0.387 88.
And lla prestige of 38 years success and experience.
Assets, January 1, 1858.
0a<!i in haw!, A lN?po-ltc* in ILartf dllanks,$348,123 GO
l in tr.m-it and Agentsjhands, 16<;,S72 05
iloiicy iluc tlie Co., ncctired by Mortgage,... 5,418 04
K&d K-tate unincumbered 47.053 42
Bill* Kccuivable . 35,177 18
M\UKirr vai.uk.
Kr2BowkC. 7 Jt lOperct. interest .annually,$102,000 00
C'?I tltvc? Rail <jnad SO <:k 5 (,440 00
5o ?? Connecticut JUver Co. Stock 1,250 00
SO 4i Malford Rank ?? 5,000 00
&) ?? Walerbury Jfctuk " 5,000 00
.iG 4i Proridcnce " 44 1,000 00
*l>j " llart fold u " 1 IN,000 00
S/lj 44 New Vork 44 44 500,032 Mi
IS J.-ix-y City 4< " 1.425,00
I .i '? L'.S.Tru-i Co. Now York Stock...lo.0t>0 00
1>) 44 New York L. L and Trust Co 22,000 00
$1,500^7 88
TOTAL LI A HI I.ITI ES; .
Unsettled claims not duo $173.t?-2? 84
ffj-lAXtn? Equitably luUtMted and promptly* puid.**uil
Upwards ot* $11,000,000
Of have* been paid by th?? vKtifai Insurance Co.,
iu the pat 3$ vc.irj.
fiu:: and tnl.vnd xaytoatton
Kiib* accoptcd at term* consistcut with .solvency au-.l
fair profit.
llfucciiil tiUrJilton t'ir*n
' ? /. . i
?? Insurance of !> I YELL /;Y6'S
ami 0,nUtttjtfor terms nf our h/Jiiv yr.urs.
T1 ?? i?r" ??f *!???? Corporation luu been stable
aa lliUMttfrruptr ! t!?n?u-!i se n m* of financial stiu
?liin? nn.i ?;?rtaor |?crio.loeventf;il in or exempt from
- eill ignition* and in iritime disaster. I'e
j^l',,,."04Ml>U<Uf?l.?,na cash Imin, tho troubles of
iV ? i -At* -v ?:? nllect n.H in no material particular.
" Din ??twhar.l tuiie-f"* the security of reliable Jnan
n i v isnu iiujHTitivti duty?the 'Wlity of pn>pertv
h >'. lor.*: .snstnia Io-vi be'ri^ then utiu:h lessened.
without delay. 'nnd'rtU business at
t?to with di.-'pateh and fidelity, by
SAM'I< P. II' I.OitKTII, Agent.
Mi :i i???? Siving'it ILmk of AVliceling.
f..!!?-.!?<1???- tin Jan l-?t '.W
insurance"."
lie FireSMarine insurance Co,
OF WlIKKLlNfl.
IXCOHPOIIATED IN 1S37.
rilAKK:? UISK.S AT THE ItOWT.ST KATES ON
1 ISij ; liiijKN ..r nil kiivlvSleamb .atH, Konnton-nnd
V> .vhiuidL-H*. aud a'^ainnt ell dangers attending the
Trei-j. ?rta?i<?n ?>f IKkmW on river.*, seas, lakes, canal*
an I r.iilrua-K
II. \V. II vnniNO. Scr'y. Koa*- Ckaxglc, PreVt.
Dir.ECTOHS.
.>ira*l Xeel, Wni. Fleming, Ilenry Crang!^.
U. Orange, F.IJrady. Kob*: Morrison,
Hill Ilob't l*attem>n, Sam'l Olt.
*? .^Application* f<>r Insurance will be promptly at
t-: lc < to bv the Presi?1eut and Secretary.
Jm ^ *58
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
iisr s u r it; :i>
AGAINST A I.I. CONTINGENCIES.
ri'IIEIHOniE 1XSUUAWCE COMPANY
of New Y??rk.
C'.iu C VMT\t.(every dollar paid in) Sl.0?X>.0n0
*? Continuant Fund (ovei^ 500,0?K)
The lar??it Cash Capital for the amount of risk of
*nv olfioe in the Uniu-.l Stat?*<.
W. F. PETEKSOX, Agent.
fPHEIXSUR AXCK CO. OP THE VAL
1 LEY OF VIKtlLMA.
Cvstt Capitalin) $.n,00.000
Much thelar^t Ca^h Capital of any olHce charter
ed by thU State.
MiJ*Fin?an<l inlan:! rhk* taken ou tho mo^t rea
s?>nible term*.
Li'W.? f>;uit:t!,ly aiQajitcil and ]irotnptly paid by
W. F. PETEKSOX, Agt.
rilHK COSTIXKSTAL ISSURASCE
I IMMI'AXY. nf Vcir Viuk.
0(-'l Cti'irvl. (i?ii! in) $.',00,000
Ctsh Omtln^ent Fund (over) 37"kOCO
In thi^ o2ire the assured p.irtici|Kite in the pmfits
without incurring any ri.-U.
W. F. PETERSON, Agent.
riie: lyxciiburc; iiose &fire
I INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cvsn Cahtvl $100,000
W. F. PETERSON, Jr., Agent.
*^*Over $*2..W).000 of (*:??!i Oipltal repre?ente?l by
! ? 1 \ and vr.aj .? tablMiM AgeneA*. where every l?>ss
| :o :h?* n'? )V?? ..fTir,. h.n Ik^.h promptly paid in M'hcel
! m?. l-f>re it \va.j duo bv tho ternn ??f the i??dicy.
W. F. PETERSON.
OfHce next door to the M. * M. Hank,
ivi.''.vi?ly Main nt. Wheeling.
mmm insurance co.
r OF CHARLOTTSYILLE. VA.
CirtTAt, $^k>,000 j
IVnnsylvania Insurance Co. j
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
Cl?TAt $300,000
Commonweal Insurance Co,
_ OF IIARR18BORO, PA.
rvr:TV!- ^300,000
Uaakcr City Insurance Co,
OK PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAmu r $500,000 ^
1C.jinn mie? litvingapp-dutetl the tinder- :
-ivi'.it Western Ins. & Trust Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA. PA.
rr' lrfT OTO'if* ll Gdpitaly ?v>0,000.
pTii : 1VSUHAXCE, o, stores. Dwellings. Public
> tlaH-tbi^t an 1 Merchants generally, Limited ??r
Nra-Piil.
' h nrvisa on Te*'rl-?. Car^o. Ste t:nl>oats
Vrei'htt t ? .^',1 pirts ??f the wo^Jd. al.???. Inland In
on !Jo,,.ls to all parts of tho country.
C. Lxtur.Pre-Tt L.OttwnttT.2?1 Vlcn PreVt
Dvaiaxj, Yico i'r^-'t J Wat,jut, Sec'y ATreiw
DIRECTORS.
r}^. f. Lithrop, Win. Darling,
A'.px. Whildoa,' Tho?. L. filllesple.
'^wc II altiiiiirst, Ja*. II. Smith.
J;?h i C. lluntsr, Hon. Henry M. Fuller,
K. Trary. John II. NodsoS
J"'in !i. MTCurdy, J.itnns Wright,
J?m%h J. SI-?cn.n, Alfred Taylor.
L05SR5 KJoITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LY PAID.
Apjl|p.ttion< for Inmranci will bo promptly attend
*J to at the MRv?k of WliMRrK"* from 9. A.M. to 3
0Mock. P. M.. and lief ?re vel after sahl hours at tlin
" "3 of the Co in piny over the "Rank of Wheeling"
u " N. L. DORSET,
jg\VS>??iy WliefRa?. Yr.
ELI P. NORTON,
fenef ani Counsellor at Law
No. ID Street, I
jnld?'rlUmtw&w NRW Y"ORK. J
\[K* rii5fii oVkK stioes, i
?'I MES'S BUFFALO OVER SII">R?. in-t rpreired ,
?' T. J. KDWAItDiT, I
business cards.
EUGnES, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
omrr'In?'ir?oU:"S' ' ?"?
? "?J?ES!PK,N'C? fonrtl.and
?' lK'luw 'lie l?t I'rwihyterlnii CTmreh.
J. A. METCALi\
commission merchant and
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT
FOH THE SALE OF
O'n?. Cincinnati gonp,
yilnt nliuwwnn,, )--ml OIII. 1
: ?H?' ?r.,'?" Otawwarq, Lfmu,
aJi.I PrinHiiR Plipcr, Ptaster IHrto,
l"?PVr, Camuit, V
,p1M' , J* ? ?r.'. f'tnrrli.
?*Sj"lcr *"'? ,n:iM-v "rticlen or Pittsburgh nnd
?\licoling nutiiuJactnru. I
No. GO Paxlon'u Row, Main St..
^nov 'Wheeling, Vn. I
1 " 171 zrEss;.
A. C. GOOD & CO.
Wlinlwnlo * Hoinil Dealers in '
DRUGS,MEDICINES,PAINTS,OILS,
Dyer Stuffs Perfumery, Patent Holicivejt. eft:.
COil. MAIN A MONRO!! STREETS,
Wliet'liiif', Vn.
WE are constantly receiving additions to onr ul
ready complete stock, ami arc prepared to exe
cnte ordure upon tl.e most fax ontble term*. Cash nnd
prompt Six Month buyers will find it greatly to their
lulvuntage to give us a call before purcluwing ufco
where. \\ o guarantee all articlos us represented.
fan! i so 4
J. O. BAKER. W. c. WIUGUT.
BAKER & WRIGHT,
Wholesale Dealers in
Tobacco, Snuff & Segars
NO. 58 MAIN S T R E E V ,
np2/5U Ty WHKKI.ISO. VA.
NEW FIRM.
rpil E UNDERSIGN EJ3j 11 AVE ASSOCIATED Til fcM
JL Helves together a* a firm, under the >tyl
Maxwell, Campbell & T1 gle,
1'Olt TIIK I'Ultl'USE py DOING A
WMesaie (Grocery
GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS
At Xo. 68 Main-St., in the ixkUU formerly occupied bv
linker A Hopkins.
We respectfully solicit tho theattontlon orthe Trade.
JAS. MAXWELI* Into firm Paxtou, Dotdnn A Co.
TH0S..I. CAMI HKLL. lute with List A Howell.
GEO. R. TINGLE, late with List A Howell.
Jnn t-'5P.
SAM'L 1*. 1VHEELEK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. ISO Fourth Street,
my 12?ly WI1KEL1X0. VA
P. C. HILDEETH' & BEoT
Manufacturer's Agency
No. 53 Main Street,
WHEELING, VA.
FOR THE PALE OF
Norway Nail Rpd, Zinc Wash Hoards, Galv'd Iron.
Iron, Window Gloss, Sheet Iron,
Nails, Printing Paper, Wire,
Steel, Bonnet Iloards. Zinc,
Axles, Wrapping Paper, Sheet Copper,
Springs, Smiths* He 1 lows, AcM Ac.. Ac.
The highest market price paid for Has*. Flaxseed.
Ginseng. Scrap Iron. Ac. Ac. dcc27,*59?ly
G EO. K. WHEAT,
(Jjate Wheat tf- Chapfine)
NO. ?G MONROE ST., WHEELING,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
Fancy G oods,
COMB^BUTTONS, BRUSHES, THREADS,
nat?. Cap.*, Shirts. Drawers. Hosiery and Gloves,
Cutlery. Clocks. Jewelry, Perfumery, Patent
Medicines. Paper, School hud lb>oks,
Stationery. Looking Glasses. Ac.
i?3~Ragp, GiiiHeng, Beeswax, Feathers and Flaxseed
wanted. "d?10.'5Q
.1. BOON 5PL V 11 E^
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OrncB, N. E.Cor. Moxroe A Fourth St.*.
( Opposite the Oqurt H?nteJ) WHEELING, VA.
K. H.?Will practice in the several Courts of this
nnd the neighboring Counties.
Ur}'Partirnlar attention will be g:ron to tho col j
lection of claim*. nov2n?ly j
T. SWEENEY & SON, j
(scccssmow to sweexsts a dell,)
? MANUFACTURERS OF ?
FLINT GLASSWARE,!
Cl&liia, Qucenttwarc, Lumps, Glrnn- i
doleti, Table Cutlery,
iVTo. C5 Main Street,
WHEELING. VA.
MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER of VINEGAR
A\*n DEALER IX
COUNTR Y PRODUCE,
lias constantly on hand a supply of
Flour, Corn Klcnl, Brnn, Sliorts, Slilp
Sttiff, Corn, Haled Hay, Ac.
HHf All articles sold, will .be delivered in any part
of the city. Free of Charge. an^
J. If. PKXm.STOX. Tit. MELVIX.
pendleton & MELVIN,
Attorneys at Law,
OFFICE:?Over the "Bank of Wiibelixo,"
"VVlieeliiifi:, "Vrn.
Itif- Attend regularly the Superior nnd Inferior
Conrts of Brooke, llaticock and Ohio counties.
uov8?ly
S. G. ROBINSON,
MANUFACTURER OF
WINDOW GLASS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS, S ASH, DOORS, LIME,
CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, AC.
No. 75 Main Street*
jy4 WHEELING. VA.
X. KJCHARDSOX. A. B. CALDWELL.
richardson A CALDWELL,
Attorneys at Law,
Office, JV. K. comer AInnroe rO Ftotrth sts.
seplo?1 y WHEELING^ VA.
WM, WALLACE,
Attorney at Law,
? A n d ?
NOTARY PITRT.TO,
MAKTINSVIKLK. BELMONT CO.. OHIO.
Particular attention will be given lo the col
lection of claim*. angil?lyd
The N. Y. Paper Warehouse
ON TIIE DE LaRUE PLAN.
Rule and finish our entire stock of
Kino Papers, in our own establishment. Stock
from the lwwt Mills in the country, by nn entire new
process; using patented machinery, exclnsivelv onr
own* BUI Head Paper?two. four! six or more heads
to the sheet. Patent Ilonded and common Bill Cap
and Blank Hook Paper*, st vie and quality of the ruling
nn;urpa??vl. at a small advance in prf<*e fri>m plain
paper. We ar?? prepared to finish to order for Dealers
and Stationers, goods in their own wrappers *t:miped
(device furnished) without oxtrrx chare". Will ex
change from our ?to^k of ruled papers with manufac
turnri. for Plat Pajww, to their advantage.
CARBON A HAUD. Whnl'*nU P.tptr P'ofer*. No.
44 Boeknyiu street. New Qork. apliVSOly \
Farmers call at our ware- ,
HOUSE and see Shares* Coulter Harrow.
nevJI SMITH A OOKRHLL. I
BUSINESS CARDS.
T. II. LOGAN. C. V. UTIWARD. It. U. LIST.
T. H. LOGAN & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
"WHEELING, V A . '
HAVE romorcd to thoir NEW WAREROOUJS, No.
47 Main Street, nml No. 8 Quincy Street.
CI?-Main Street Entrance, next door to Raker &
Hopkins. Quincy Street entrance near tlio Bait. & O.
R. R. Dejxit, and wliarf.
DRUGS. PAINTS, OTLS,
31EDICINES, VA I! FISHES. BRUSHES.
WINDOW GLASS. I'Eli FUM ERIES, WHITE LEAD,
PATENT .MEDICINES, Ac.
Offered to the trade, in city and country, at low prices
and of tholre/t 7utility. Cash and prompt
customers are'invite*! to call. upl,'.50
The Citizen's Deposit Bank
OF WHEELING.
Bank open from u o'clock a. m? until a
P. M. Discount days?Thursdays 10 o'clock a. it. 1
*?*fMonoy received on transient deposit.
Interest p.iill on special deposits.
/^-Collection*madeand proceeds promply rcuiittod. |
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Horner. J. N. Vance.
Jacob n??rnbro*)k, O. W. Frnnschoini,
Warren CtHijwr, J. K. Rotsford,
Geo. K. Wheat. Chester I). Knox.
J. R. Millcu, Cashier. At.pkkd Caldwell, Praa't.
ffchi-'MUy] !
Savings Bank of Wheeling,
OjVire, Miiiu-St.. between Monroe and Union.
rONHY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT.
Interest paid on Speclnl Deposit*. Collections
I promptly attended to. Exchange on the K:nt Ikmuht
?"<! *?M. TH0S. II. LIST, President.
_SAM'L P. inT.PI-ETIf. Treasurer. Janll-'fiO
S. AVERT,
WHOLESALE It RETAIL
Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No. 11(5 Main Blreet,
WHEELING, VA.
Ha-* on hand the largest and host assortment of Hats
and Caps of all qualities and sizes. fnnl I
M. EEJLLY,
Wholesale Dealer in
Mr
Porflgn and Domctitic
Wines and Liquors,
Nos. 53 & &7 Main Street,
my7?ly WHEELING, YA.
CLARK L. ZA\::. H. F. MILLER
C. L. SANE & CO.
Importer.* and Dealers in l'Vrcign d Domestic
Wines and Liquors,
Ma tin Cu?t urers of
Pure Cuiawhu Wines,
Quixcr Street. between 3Iai.v ft Market Sts.
WHEELING, VA
KEEP constantly on Iiand Brandies. Scotch and |
Irish Whiskies. Jamaica Ruins and Cordials,'
Choice OH i!y? mid PotirlKiti WhiskiiM. sop27?ly }
7< o 5 I C IB". I
I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME. 1
my ?<>n. W. B. Ptmimiuky, under the firm name !
of I. M. PUMPHREY &. SON, for tho purpose ofcou
ducting ? general
Commission & Fcrwnrdlnp RutdncAK,
Giving tspfcial attention to the Purchase and 'Sale of
Wool, Flour, bacon, Provisions, Ac. Ac.
Jan.1,1*50. 1. M. PU3IPHREY.
1. m. PUMI'IIRCT. w. n. pctipiirkt.
I. M. PUMPHEEY & SOU,
Commission
? and ?
Forwarding Merchants
? DEALERS IN ?
Wool, Flour, Racon, Provisions, nml
Product: Geuerally.
No. 70 Main Stroot,
jnnl?ly WHEELING. VA.
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
Wholesale aiul Hetail Manufacturer and Denier in
Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron Ware,
170 Market Square,
WHEELING, VA.
A LW AYS on hand a larjre assort meat of the al?ov?
_f\ wares. Particutarattention given to Job Work
or every description, such as Conductors and Valleys
f?r Houm*.-. Copper Pipes made to order on short 110
tice. Sheet Iron Work tlone promptly. Steam Pewit
work. Mill work.Elevators,Caps for Millsaud Thresh
ing Machines. A large assortment ?-f Jappaned ware.
Stoves. Castings ni:d !Iollow-wnre. Glass l?anterns, the
best Lamps for burning Ian! or waste grease ever in
vetited; Rrassund Copper Kettles of all sizes, always
on haml. f am prepared to fill all orders for the
above on the most accetnuuslnting term*.
foblO.WJ GEO. W. JOHNSON.
GEO E. WXCKHAM,
AUCTIONEER
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 3-1 Cor. Market &T7nicn-Sts.,
Wheeling, V?.
Strict Attf.vtion Given to Eastern Consignments.
Remittances promptly made. declo
1AR TIN'S
FR ANKLIN HOUSE,
Cor. 8th & D sts.,
WASHINGTON, O. C.
C. & H. Y/. MARTIN, Proprietors.
dec28 _ _ lui
APPLES.?S bliu prime Russetts for sale l>v
nov.'i SMITH ?t GOKKELL.
S. HARPER & ERO
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL
?IIKAI.EIIS in?
H ITS & CAPS OF ALL ROUS.
mo Main St., Wheeling.
\\TB WOULD CALL SPECIAL AT
m TEXTION to our very large and sell selected
gtock of Ilats and caps, purchased from tho largest
houses in New York, and f ?r Cash. Consequently we
can ami will offer great inducement:; to any wnnting
our line of goods. We liave liow on hand all kinds of
Fall and Winter Hnts and Caps, which we will sell
unusually low. [decll] S. HARPER & BRO.
edmunxTp. zane,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
? AND ?
Commissioner In Chnn trry,
OFFICE: Curner of Fourth and Monroe streets, ?
W II E E L I N G , V A ;
IfiT* Will practice in theccnrts of the adjoining
counties and givo particular attention to {lid collection
of claims. noylf?ly !
Saddles, Harness, Trunks &e.
WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
JR. SIIEPPARD. No. 131 Main Street, corner of
? Union, will continue to keep on hand a large and
complete assortment of all articles In his line, consist
ing <?f Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Finek Coarse
Harness, Trunks. Valices, Carpet. Bag*. Satchel*, Col
lars. Hames. Whips* f:c.
T would n^mectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust t>v strict attention and pnunptuess, to merit ft
continnanco of tho putdic patronage
All kinds of ropairing promptly done, and in a pro
per munncr. J. B. SIIEPPARD.
pepJO/59 181, Main Street.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
"TX7"E are now in receipt of a full assortment of
>V GENTS'FUUXISHING GOODS, susli as Shirts,
Undor-shirts, Drawers. Gloves. IlalfHose, Snsiienders,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Stocks and Ties, and
in fact everythingnecossarytocompletcaGontlcmrn's
Wardrobe, all ofwh|c!i we will sell low for cash, at
No. 102 Main Street.' r
wptTaWHmRRALAKIK, MerAanrTatlem.
M? ifufclUjjcuccr.
TKUMS OP AUVEKTlSJftui
Twklte Solid Lixrs or Noxpimttt, (on oxe txcn,) #n
l^aw, SIAKB A S?UAB*. "
Two iSSr1 "5l- ?"&"? ?"?ek?, Jl 50
3wl l? "" 5'"n'l> 5 00
' Two Mentha, s oo
F i? i&" } J? TI,rM Months. HI I'll
iw,?wyt 176 Months, 15 0.,
\V.."?* ? Ono Year, .20 00
wka, y go -M w
4^-8pecial Notices tlie uIhiyo rntos.
iitmft n*v A,,VerfW"i??>n ruuonitblo turum tircor
mlwfe. 8,MICW ?CCU,,iotl ttn<l fliW *?uuiburofcluui^os
??th? ratei
1:"nrineu Oonl? not eicwlinir Ave Hn.*. ?in1H,r vonr.
.rilVi .'"'.'V"'" " a *ilnr(or iwrltxl nothhnc
will be cannttMl l,h-. than u ?.|Unrc. k
?i.T I PrtrtI?Bo or Annual A.IvertfatiiK is llmltal to
i AtUcrlUcrH own Inuneriiato lnHlnur?: anil all
. V ,.,.2?i , "'"rlli'mHiH anil mirerthonieiits
in ?*??>??-???
,,5'nAllTcrV,^,"",n" "ownipanW Willi wrllt.'a
a'r^H^'ir b? inscrl,'<! UI"11 ?*>'>''. char*,.!
,u?????
"Sober sccon.l imaln n. 7o
UltrrlnKc.
Aow uutl then it disappointed man un
dertakes to "make a digest" of this popu
lr siihjdej; and thus writes One or them
on the subject in which wo nrc nil (pros
pectively, presently or retrospectively 1
somewhat interested:
?'Marriage is by no means n necessary
sequent to love, for, as the l'rcuch well
say, those who are 'always in low' are
'never married.' Juvenile grand passions
are particularly lloeting, and the Spanish
| saying is n right true one, that -nova" lovo
is water in a sieve.'. Nevertheless the (,'er
nmns. assert that 'early marriage is Ion
: Io\e. It may be so, and, as the Spaniard
says, 'The bacon of Paradise for the mar
ried mnn who iloes not repent.' How sel
dom this celestial flitch will be granted,
may be guessed from the saying, 'Bache
lor, n peacock; betrothed, a lion; married
an nss. The Dutchman toils voti that
whoso is tired of happy days, let him lake
a wife?and thus chimes in with the lines
<>f an obi play writer?When I am weary
ol the world I'll take a wile to mortify
withal.' IJut if, as Thackeray says, no
plan will accept the experience of another I
in this matter, nor be frightened by the i
warning advice, 'liefuro you marry, reflect j
for it is a knot, difficult to untie;' ut least
be cautious, and -before you marry haven j
house to live in, fields to tiil, and vines to i
cut.
******* |
"But suppose Hint you liavo made vonr ?
election, and are happy in the enjoyment
ol 'requited direction,' do not boast your
self of to-morrow, for though voti may be j
as inalterable as the rock. 'Women are ns I
fickle as April weathjir, and they are well I
placed first among the 'four things that |
put a man boside himscif?women, tobac
co, cards and wine." Hut granting that
you arc married?and in marriage it is 1
well to remember the Danish proverb j
which advises you that 'n sad bride makes I
a good wife'?do not count upon lasting |
affection. If you whose 'day3 nrc in the i
sere and yellow leaf have taken home ti |
lovely spiing flower iu the fond hope that
it will make your house more cheerful, vou .
are grievously mistaken; too late you will
j find out the truth of those words of Ten- j
tonic wisdom?'A young wife is an old i
| man s post-horse to the grave." Not to !
let a women have her own way is hardly ]
better than to give up everything. Any
how you will soon discover Unit 'where
there is a wife, there is strife.' Vou must
sacrifice all your friends on the hymeneal
altar, lor 'all women arc gossips/ and gos
sips would soon have sundered Jonathan
and David, made enmity between Orestes
and Pvlades, or turned Damon and Pythias
into foes. 'A womnnVtongueisliersword
and she does not let it rust.' She is fond '
ol giving 'a bit of her mind' to her ucigli- j
uurs, and you will soon learn from thccold
looks of your former chums and com- j
| pauions that 'a truth-telling woman has j
no friends.'"
*******
".Moreover, nfter 'you are dead do not
flatter yourself that many tears will be
shed by the bereaved, nor'vonr tomb long .
decked with immortelle*; especially if vou
have left her in good circumstances, for "a
Vl idow laughs with one eye and weeps with
the other at least so the Portugese nfiirnt. |
Indeed you have hardly n right to expect ;
tllttt the weeds will long remain worn, for j
you ought to be well acquainted with the
Spanish proverb, that 'A buxom widow i
1 must lie married, buried, or cloistered." |
?I'ew women turn gray because their bus- i
bands die,' say the Danes."
WHAT WOMK.V THINK" OF TIIEJISKLVBS.
| Hut let us have a look through tbo oth
er end of the glass I Sec what a woman
says as to her sex's instinctive troodnos*.
'?If women have ono weakness more
marked than men, it is towards veneration.
They nrc bor.i worshippers?makers of
silver shrines for some divinity or other,
which, of course, they always think, fell
straight from heaven. The "first stop to
wards their falling iu love with an ordina
ry mortal is generally to dross him out
with all mnnner of real or fancied superi
ority: and having mndc him up, they wor
ship him. Now, a truly great man, a man
really grand and noble in art mid intellect,
has this advantage with women, that he is
an idol ready made to hand; and so that
very pain taking and ingenious sex have
less labor in potting him up. n'lid can be
ready to worship him on shorter notice.?
In particular is this the case where a sa
cred profession and a moral suprcmncy
nrc added to the intellectual. Just think
of the career of celebrated preachers and
divines in all ages. Does not poor old
Richard Haxtor tell us. with delightful sin
gle-heartedness, how his wife fell In lovo
with him first, spite of his long pale fare;
and how she confessed, dear soul, after
many years or mnrried life, that she had
found him Ictt sour and bitter than she had
: expected? The fact is, women are burden
ed with fenlty. faith, reverence, more than
they know what to do with; they stand
like a Ijodge of sweet peas, throwing out
fluttering tendrils cverywherco for some
thing high and strong to climb up by, and
when they find it, bo it ever so rough in
the bark, they catch upon it. And instan
ces nro not wanting or those who have
turned away from the flattery of admirers
to prostrate themselves at "the feet or a
genuine hero who never wooed thorn ex
cept by heroic deeds and the rhetoric or a
noble lire."
A ryxirAi, PnEvctfiTAX once said there
arc two parties to a lovo affair?the party
?who loves, and the party who consents to
be so treated.
Philological Slattern.
[Tmm the X. Y. livening P<?t.]
Degeneracy of style is a growing evil
among the present race of literary meu.
Fastidiousness i:i composition may bo car
ried to an extreme, mid then it become* a
uravo fault; but carelessness U " much
greater fault, because it leads to more seri
ous consequences. We have occasionally
published communications from corres
pondents pointing out the use ol wonls
that are not English. as well as the uiisu?e
of words that ure English, in the belief
that well considered strictures on those
snbjeeta will tend to iuduea a reformation
of the designated errors. Experience, hott
er shows that the remedy is very slow m
its operation. ,
For example, we have of ourselves, or
through jjur correspondents, shown that
predicate does not mean to found: that
cvu/'lr is not the synonym of two : that de
mean docs not mean del/ate ; that parapher
iia/ia docs not mean ornaments or ajicnua
ce* aeneraHn; that stand point docs not
mean a point of view; that -'ocer his sig
nature" is a silly attempt nt accuracy : that
either nnd neither cnn properly be applied
to hut tiro objects; that the * added to
haclward, forward, afterward, toward, &c.,
is a vulgarism ; that "our mutual Uieud is
ton times more a vulgarism ; that lc>??
should never be used as an adverb ; that
the phrase "Mr. White and lady is a \cry
coarse Americanism ; that the addition of
ef, to such words as director, manager,
waiter, should be proscribed by a.l wlio
nbhor an affectation of prettiuess and pre
cisioii ; and so forth, and so forth, nnd so
forth Vet we do not find tliiit t.icse and
many kindred nuisances are perceptibly
abated. Perhaps they never will be aba
ted, although it remains a mystery to us
how nnv man of cultivation, after seeing
one of his inadvertencies thus pointed out,
can persist in his error.
We liavo iu our mind, at this moment,
another word that is constantly misused,
e\on by good writers; namely, dilapidate.
This word comes directly from t.ie latin
dilapido, that being a compound of di and
iapido; and il seems strange that any out.
can know even so much ot the origin
the wor I and yet imsappreaend IU ex.ict
and restricted significance ri'ela.inpie
fix di is equivalent to the English m fix rf<
or din; as cover, discover; populate, de
populate; and thus, lapido is to sicar, and
dilapido to unstone, or ./.-stone, l.e
meaning, therefore, of dilapidate is cx .aij
and exclusively the falling down or throw
ing down of something?a wall, or a
building, of any kind?"tai.e of stone.
Anything constructed or made of malenals ,
other than stone, may be destroyed, or in
jured, or decayed, but it cannot be dilap -
daled. For instance, a dilapidated hoot'is
one of the absurdif.es involved ? the ,
misuse of this word: and one might as ?
well speak of employing a lapidary to
mend bis hoot, of his dilapidated ,
Again, consequence is now perpetually
used as the synonyme of importance, al
tbou-li there la little, if ni'jtln"?, com j
mon between the two words. ' ?"Se.?"Cj? u ,
signifies strict y sequences, t I
low; importance means things of moment, (
?without any reference to follow in0. .
familiar phrase, "it's of no conncquonce |
is always wrong. And, again, the \crb .
leave is coming into constant use as an 111
transitive verb, as: "Brown was a.-y-c-t
t? l-ar- instantly," "White left
"I shall hare to-morrow, &e- I he ?
r.-ason is frequently complicated " '
ccnsr, ns, "the reason for this i.. ' '
John" did so and so, instead of tnat John
deny >????.??
abundance of precedent for the
mentioned nnd many similar 1
we admit that, under certain
the usage of good writers is toe con?? ?
law of language But we maKC a di..tln
lion between innovations that are
on philological principles, or are introdu
ced to supply the necessities ot a langu- ?
on the one hand; and, on the ot
that originate in ijrnoranee. *. '? .
lienslonTand are officiously thrust in.o^la
co-. nlrendv better occupied bj l.f itiniiie
words. We have many instances in Eng
lish of secondary meanings winch liaye
superseded primary s.gn.ficanon. by the ,
m e of necessity. For example, ester?i, re .
run' retpect, consideration, which origin., j |
nil hail 'a transitive use as verbj and as
such were nearly synonymous.
nouns, ??n intrai sitiic ?c i . .
itlv includes something ''understood, nil
that understood something r<nicr
iilso nearlv gynonvmoos. But it is to
observed that the language wanted those
words in their present
n0wordCthateoccupied'?ht?r place; whereas
""our'conclusion is, that while innov?- j
lions mav be made in those cases where .he
necessities "f the language require them,
t'irv should be restricted to such nece.sl y
nnd the burden of proving the necessity
Should rest on him who introduces them.
The columns of n daily newspaper are
l'i. n for Literature; bit. Hie .'"]*? ,
k/s?s. -iris
served" with tills "?ttee. S
that they did not look for u here ?
Chcap JPo^ CnBh.vin auym
A 1.1' VOI V " . nn in t If l"-"I mnnii?r
1NO, welt wade 1.AK ! N
rati on ? ,Ih ' >lrrcl?..t Tttirw^
nor2S Vo. 102 M?fn->.. ?
riiF.A^ao'HAtF CIIKSTS,
1 CiunasnoD,
ClOTdS
Nntine;-.
l'*,,rrerAlt,1.S?. .?c
,lu?t rrecited and f?r pnYOU, M^ln ^
100 Inrnu UJilOH MllitS flSttT
1 F,''n:.^KUrC.^W,KLL . TWnLH. ,
s
, ilhio, I'cart Htnrch, for ??t? I'T
,1W1.T .1. A. MPTOAI.P.
MEW* BOYS' THICIt A5D Flint
ll'XJTiS AND SHOES. Jn-t reerlv.-l nt
ilec21 T. J. BPWARptr.
Holland gih^Wi are tb(t toy rwririnic
direct r^renil rlioire lot-* of Hull'iU<l Uin. which
w? offer low by the pipe or tisrrel.
doc|4 ORM. APAMq. flft Main ?t. ,
nilEKP"PStt8^-10.aOO HI!K?f? !?KI.TS
S W?nto<! by I. M. PUMPHJLKV -t SDN.
i Main Wheeling
riORDAGE^4. M nnd 1 inch Rope,
I i 50 ilos. assorleJ Bod CortU?
declS For nle by A. MKTCAL?.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT COST
AX?
LESS THAN COST!
MARSH & TAYLOR
TfriLLOOM3!ESCR THIS MONDAY MORNING,
f V December f>th. to sell their entire stock of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRESS fll.KS. PRINTED Al.f. WOOL PELA1XKS.
CAMIMERKS, FRENCH MEttlNOEM,
MIAW5S. OfiOAKA.
KMIHIOIOERIES. EJ.V.NET Rlr.DONS.
Amt many other artirlaa ailaj.iiel to the *?a?m.
ATCOST AND LESS THAN (CST.
These sock!'? are placed on the counters ami prt e?
mark .I on then In fl^uron, Qi?n? vhich titer* isill lw
no deviation. All are iuvited to call.
,iok? MARSH TAYLOR
AllIE S-CtO VE CA L. K<OXCJRK*S
j thick st-hal, tto much mlraired by the la
?lias, ju-t received ut T. J. KDWARDS,
novS 1K2 Main street.
"f alls to c k .
HATS &CAPSFCR THE MILLION.
s. aveeY,
No. 146 Main St.
W H K 1! 1.1 K (1, V A.
IS PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
extensive Stin k of pomb, in the Hat line, ever ?oc
hilntu>l in this market.
THE LEDGER HAT.
Now the creat lending Hat for Young fo nt lumen, I
have in every variety of color. quality and price, the
MOLESKIN DRESSY CA8SIMERH HAT.
Of luy own manufacture. aud of tlic iwmt cclcbmtwi
manufactories of .Nuw York ami Philadelphia. of the
very laiesi style and finest quality: Tn* Sorr PnE>ri<
Far II \T2, of all the varieties of chajH-s. qualities and
color*.
THE SAXONY WOOL HATS*
Soft French. made of the finewt Atu.-riian, Spanish
aud Saxony Wools.
MEN'S AND HOYS CAPS,
Clotli. Casfilmere. Plush and Glased, from the lowest
|i.r|u? to the liuoit.
CHILD REVS HATS AND CAPS,
Rein jifully and richly trimmed, juet imported from
Purls.
From niv long experience In manufacturing. and
the care 1 have t-ikuii in -electing my ?t?-<-k.!-; a guar
antee to purchasers that I hey *tn l?? suited with the
Lest ??!' giHid-t, ami at the lowest j?rirw.
HepS S. AVERY. 14G Main Street.
Kerosene Oil!
Kero3one Oil!!
Kerosene Oil!!!
HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED A SUPPLY
f \ this Oil from the Xew England Co.. which Is
sn|M*ri??r %??the celebrated Carbon oil, burnittg longer,
giving a? good a light. with len odor. It needs only
to be tried to prove all that is said oj it. Abo. a sup
ply of
NKWARK COAL OIL! CAXFIKLD COAL
OIL!! CINCINNATI COAL OIL!!!
fSTH'fl nr. thj wile agent. fur th.
CHALLENGE BURNER.
A antiic whkh will gtva a large
light without smoking. than any other burner nsed
In fact, a better light than CAS. All are invited to
call and examine I .r theuwelv**.
ituvS HODRS A BARNES. Main street
J. C> HARBOUR.
lVTitftsa' ? d- Kft til Dcvler in
CARPETS BUBS, OIL CLOTHS,
Wall Pnpri. Curtnin Materials,
And Upholstery Ware of every description
l i:t MninStreot.
WHEELING, VA.
4*?GIU anH Mahogany Framed Looking GLasses,
en hantl and mad* to order. sepO.' 5j?
T. SWEENEY & SON,
No- <15 Mnin Street.
W IIKKLINU, T A.
ABE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL 1MPOR
TATIONS, being the largest they haveever n?4le
in one Reason and embraces the new styb-s of WniTB
Okamtk. or Irox Sto.se Cfn-c?. together with Common
White and Colored Uneensware in great varic ty. Also
u laruo and weRsclect.il tdock.of Pure White. Gtdd
Band no ! F*ncyFitKXrfl CHINA, either in *eft< or
separate. China peeontcd Va-^. Colonics. Card Ra*
ktft?. Tete a Tete tctts, fancy Cnp*. Mugs. *c. Als?w
fine TablcCutlery. Castors, &c.l?i;setber with tlM*?ru?ua!
hsavv st.s k of the various grades of Pressed, Cut and
Plain Ft.:*r tIlassware. Coal Oil Lamp*. Ac.
They invite the attention of the Trade aud will dn
plieate to Meichants their bills purclia..ed in the East,
at same priees. nug*2o,T.r>9
Pin no l^oi 'te^.
A. II. GALE A. CO.
Take pleasure in invHIngthe attention
rrTiTPZ-j- . oJAof Artists, Amateurs, and the Public
?fr""*! > r K'ff generally, to their NEW SCALEPI
\1 * st \J "A NO FOUTH. just IntrwIufH. Tli??
growing desire for a ^.juarc Piauo Forte that shali ap
pr.mch the <? rand in volume of eound,and. atthe wm?
time, avo5d the ungainly aj *,?carance of that thrc-cor
iioroil instrument, directetl our enerjrfe* i? thepr.?.fna
tion Of *nrh a desiiirrattrm. Our toil U rnwarded and
wc submit the result without fear ofci?m|^titL.n.
>ur PLmo.?aren!l pinranteed to give entiresat
|i?ficti'?n.wtiether ordere^l from us direct or sold by
any of our agent.- throughout the country: and w* so
licit a coutbmanee of that patronage which we have
^,oy...torth0^.we0,j.fleejr^r,(.ATB ^ ^
'Ml?1y 1117 Ea-t Tw< ll:li fl.N.T.
j ust lieceivocl,
PER EXPHEDS,
ANOTIIEK UJT OK UICll TKHHIED CI.OTII
ri. lAKS a:..! KAflLANS. ?t !!.? very ?n?t
iinftlitie* ai?I lnl.'-t - tvli-. nhlrli vi!l rrM ?t very
low pricts. ("Itwili. irlilrii it. ?nl t?? H 11 lit St". I wilt
jell nmr at ?i, au*I tl> w tvurth Si** for only
l >werKr?<le.< In l>rr |K-rti m.
Al*<?. a i*rjce a^.tt tinent nf FUR3* iwh a. Mfnlr,
Suh!*. Fitch. ?o>t other*. ?t i ?luc?-J price'.
A HrR. variety of tlieue??it et*le? .>f
nlank.'t.aml nntehe 1^'tiir am! S^ntre BIIA WS*B9
vrllirh t can sell t.el>.?r i!i?liilf ? tiirer-' |.rie. ?.
novao At.KX. 11KYMAN. 137 Main .t.
t. n. uv.iy. s. n. uvr. e. I*, iilhewk
LOGAN. LIST & CO.
(Sutxwirt to T. H. lytQar. <t- Om.)
Wholesale & Ketatl Wrugglsls
BRIDGE CORNER, MAIN STlfEET,
"Wl*t?eliii;r? Vn.
ARE prcpare?l to snpply goi?ls of nnperior quality
at low price', to all those who may find it conve
nient to make their purchases at the ^Bridge Corner.^
-Mv cur?? upon thy ven??med slang.
Tliat sb.xd* uiy tortnred gums along,
And thr<?ugh tnv lug- gle s jsiany'a twang.
WF gnawing rcn^Mnn-,
Tearing my nerve* wi* bit?er p^ng.
I like racking engines.1
Graliam'ft Exeel?ler Toeth-aehf Dropa
A PKFPEtT -DEAD SHOT.**
TT HAS BEEN WEHITIED IN THE BALANCE
and tonnd not wanting. T'oe only preparatb-n of
I the kind that give* universal satisfaction.
1 Try it. Prepared nnd s*;!d by
CHARLES W. GRAHAM, Dn*x/tMi.
Mslu street. Centre Wheeling,
dcclrt Sign of the Big M.ftar.
_ SAWTELLS & SHA1TN0H,
If o. 9 Monro?-Streetf
Are now open i no one of the la no est
and most complete ftsvtrtttwts of Cwtbh, CAW
MRaca AM> VraTt3fC8? together with an endless
of Gentlemeu's Kurni-ldng Goo?ls. all of wh-cli they
Intend to ftirnlsh to their cust.rniersat the b?weit poa
sible price. Ail they o*k is. look in and see ft?r yo?r
itedves. Remember, tt fa no trouble to "Low goods- So
js^ve n?aeaP. ^P7
BR.IA NIESW.GLEMENS,
OFFICE, on Union Str.et,
J?ext door to that nf lion. Sherrarrt Ctenum'.
?^_ly JVIir.FtJNO, VA
T2BM8 bi.
One Copy per Tear,
" " Six Month*, _
?? lJruuar u Avtxml
The Weekly Intelligencer
Will roul.iln tliirtr-lwo cultnnn* amrt It DIM .lib
ahulck and . jrrfnllv prrpanil n*I!a;IBlW-Mn>
ciiig ?" "W""* lllw makin; ft lb. l.-trr=* sad U-l
IMIar Nmfpaper In llii. n .4 c.<ia:rr.
WBERLWHICIIT, nclMiK A. CO.,
WIIILESAI^i
Paper ^Dealers,
Ko. 14 nuwm (T, Hit. amu it.
?1ALTDIOU. la.
AniL 45S0RTMKXT0F I'RINTIMJ i'.tl'KRS
Ntw? am! U..fc C.-loml l-n|*-r- t>r all ki&ka
Straw lj.nr.l-: Hiiukr. ami Trunk BuaH* Buniwt
Board*. Mhiif nnJ (".il-rotl; l*rinfcni Ctnln act! Out!
nnnlA. in rvrrv variety; TL*m.c ami Shoe Papa*;
Hardware aod M.wiilkt toper; IYe? P<wrd?. A full
""^rlwwut of French i'.dio post. Packrt ami Lcttrr
Pnp*r. MarMr l-aprr. I\*t <?rr an.l Rank FnTrl
"I"* 14 rai-piii* l-a|?r?. all Mmrfbing. IWk
an.l Srlrr 1'ap.r-c (Tinting an.1 Writinr Inkc AI am,
ulearliinc IN*. 'cr*.
uf rverr <lcx-riptl?a ua.lr to unlrr.
MAEKS
H
Gol<{& Silver Smith,
Xo. III!) Mnin Htrect,
VT n KBLIK O. T A.
PRACTICAL "workman at WATCHiy, CLOCKS.
Silver Wart- ami Jc?rlrr.
One Thoi;<nnd ounro* of old Sliver wanted in ex
change f.#r fine Wutche*. J?welry, SHw or Pletod
Wat*, at the oU m'|o? oftha Facie ami Watrh.
OCtlU'jg
*. H- UOYUt. FXKD'K 0OCU.
BOYLE &CO.
No. 59 Seconal Street,
Cincinnati. Olaio,
IMPORTERS or
FOREIGN LIQUORS and WKES
? AXD DISTILLERS OF ?
Alcohol,Cologne Spirits
Comphvncs Burning Vlniri.
And SplriU Turpentine.
AIho, 3!aouf.ictar?rw *.f wery dc.<-r:j?ti.?n ot
Domestic Liquors, Wines,
Cordial* Si. Prcaca Bitter.*
Tlwjr Iimto c^nmtnully on Ii-n-l variou* gniliMbf pnro
Bourbon and Hyo "Whisky.
raum axi> applk nuMir. Muutii.
NEW KXULAM, I: Cil. It.
Sol*. i!L?nufacliirvr??: liii> nk-lTalrJ
"Hose" \Vlii?ky.
t^~Anrnt f.r F. GOULD'S JAPAN LSC BITTERS
a|.T."J?ly
LATJGHLINS & BTJSHFLELD,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Xo. i!3 31 onro?-Strcel,
W II ESLIXO, TA.
Are nowoffering tothetrade. a full
"vwortiui'iit of Medicine* ami Grocers' tfuori*, ail
ox which wm r?tr j.rtrr*: ^
f? ?Io*. Arn.'i.l'< Ink*. 6**. .In*. Frtxwd Ink*.
300 ** lilac-kin-. Putler'a, - Lemon fcyrup.
100 " ** >'?*?'?, r. 44 Cod Liver OA.
1W> 44 Fcheidnin fed*nappe, 12 ** Yankca Sauce.
FILLS.
75 do*. ^rigbt'a 11IU, 1 pn*. IVnm-tr? Rout Pilla
13U " 31< 44 2 - Hramireth*e ??
CO 44 Todd'a - 5 ?* Seller* 44
12 " lloiii <?? 2 ?- Jarue's **
L I V I M E K T8.
00 do*. Nmrn ami Bone. S?> d??*. RarrH*? Indian.
60 " Mnutans. li'O - Oarr* Nnoi>araiL
20 " Fcotl's Wliita. loo *? (iarrlfnirOn,
36 " Vicki-r*aEa:l>rccatzi 2^ - i:?.i??jV U.K.
ESSK.NCKS.
00 d??. ?m nnmuui n. 'JTAi d??r, Godfrcj'a Cord!
0ft ?? *? r<Ti-erniint, 2-"4? - Ratt-man'A D'm
60 *? *? Gwnninev 1??0 44 BritL-h Oil,
50 ^ 44 JanmiaOiiifc'r. M 44 Oil hpike.
SUNDRIES.
50.000 Onn Oi|?. ??. !>.'? 1M> rams Dn> raper.
WfOOO do dt? i;.v, 75 ?h> fairer do
1,000 llw. Cotton Twine, ft) ?|o Com'I Note.
5*>.0U0 Knvrl- jKr*, 5011 iKU'a Wrap's Taper.
50 pr.ws Sl?*el I?en?. 20 prt ?? Pen ll?3d? rw.
5?? dox. I'nint 15J .l?a. W. W. Urttabee.
50 ?? gh-m di* 50 - T??uth do
??rt20
US ew IBoolvs.
Jl*.?T RECEIVK1K AT J. C. OUR S. 1C6 MAIN ST
Adam l?ede. I<lrli? ?>f the King. (TcnnjAiM'Pliuit,)
Pr. FrenrhV ih*w w.?rk. Olowwrj- of Knjdfph Word*;
Lift* am! Travel* of li;ir?n lIuuiiKtldt. with u Infrn
d tin ion h.v Ilnyard Tarlon KeollceiHim* of JefTiy
llaialyn: Tin* Konuui i^ne^tioo: Harlljr Norn nn; A
lUi!jc!i'r"ii Sforj: Rcodlcrtiona of th? Resolution;
R"'*k or tho Clif*^ Concre**: Tl!*? Slsellir Mt mortal;
Kuin.np Uork. I.J yirm. Vnrilnet n ; ReroHectfc*a of
Samuel Martin: Ten Venn* of a Pirarlier'fl Life. t?r
MelJ.nrn. tlie iilfnd i'i?>arlier: Memoir* < j Vidro), )iy
liimself; II?ntvSI. S?!m,My 3rd Pook; Kofter
Drolltern; Tempe-t and Snn?M:!e: r.r? akfluet, I Inner
iw?l Tea; Preecwit'e Work*: Ali-, a ^rnwal aivrrfireet
oT Juvenile Bii'V-". We Iiare fow a verj larj^eikiMj
of Slerufi opto vsewi*. raugin- in prire Hnrludins im
Mrnment.) fiorn ?"??.?ner ^et?. Pan-e? furuithed
with a irener-i! a^rortment f.?r W rents to *1 per mrm
iax. The Ur^oi and finest a^?>rtinent of Stationary
ever bronj:M to Wli?r!ing. for retail and riry
tnule. Wall iMper from n?.w till Irt ?>f January at
curt, to maktrroi.in for Sl?rittgStork. Give im a calL
and *>uit ynenadf in anrthin? v?m want In our line.
m-pCEk-SO No. 1?10 Main ?t. Wheeling. Ya.
Hq-wp's Scales.
P. C. HXXiDRETH & BBO.,
No. .*J3 Main-Street,
W hrrlinc, V?
VRE AnElfTS FOR IIOWITS IMPROVED WEIGH
in? SoiJcis Hay and t*ait!?? ?ca!e?. portable Prop
I-erer ami P??mr*nt Warrh?-ow> f<n|p? from 400 to
r?5Uo.
Yracrctv Stat- Aimtrdtntii Fvir. rmirarie.
Nor. 5. 1W. A fir*t ria^? Wpl-^a awarded by the
Virginia ?tat?> Ajrrirultura! Nortjr. Tbcee .-calea
liar# been intmdnred in Vfrjrlnfci Imt two week*. In
which time they have received a rilt*>T CLAf# Pi PLOW a
nn?I two nriT rt*w Me"aw, and are approved and
ree.*mntem1c?l by all who have examined them. OkII
ami e:-e (hem at
P. C. HILDRETn k BR0*S, 53 Main St.
an?22-'50-dX:w
CHAS. W. GBAHAM,
(itrcreeMH to JiiiU tiskol) ?
f|MIE CNPERSIGNED WOI'LP 1NFOI.M 71IEC1T
1 izen.*of WJkeelinpr ami \ie::uty tl:rt havicf: pnr
rhased the Pruic and l*rrwrl|>tiw: Si or.-, fhrtterly
owiu-d tor Dr. Jamo Tanner. !?*? will ?-*<utinue to carry
on tIipUru; l>u<i:nrw in all it* l-ruiirlir*. lie mnt re
Fjieefnllyiwdtritf* a e?mtlnnanr*c?f the f nMlrpatn>na|cw
which l?a^ heretcf-re l?mi eo liVrRlIt extended to*
warb Ihia old and well kn'-wn e?tabl>hnient.
It will 1^ hi* aSs> to keep rv? rrtbir.s. of the pnra?t
kind and at the l..w?l pt'^. Ti^r.nllv to l<c f mnd in a
well fnrn??hed Rgig eataMlrfcment.
Pr?-srrij?ri.iO!? caxefnll v coiupcwcded fr?.mtbe purest
of 31e?!irfne?. OIA RLES W. GR A HAM
No. 2^. cor. Main iwi \TM-??er Str^
my1QJ50 CENTRE \\ IIFFUNG.
IEWIN&BONHAM,
Sntxrxsrtr* tn fht'y, V<*>.u+i d. fb.
XAXlTACTtXRI Or
Marblcizcd Stone,
Mantels, Table To pa, dLe. Ac.
CLEVELAM . OAIO.
tSTOrd?ni latt with J. A. FARIS. Wbediaaie. wil
iu??ct with prompt attention, whera ran.plca near aUo
iHitein. -rplff fai*
D. NiCOLir?&"BfiO^?
Retail Dealer# in every variety of
VARIETY GOODS
Baikoli, BrukM, Cbll?n.*i Gle^
H.alerjr, Olavn, Ac. Jtc. j
Ko. 100 llux fnor,
WIIKKinCO. TA.

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