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CAMPBELL ft M'DEEMOT.
r.WTOEtt A?I> PliOPRlETOHR
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W H E E L I N G :
Tirarad&y Morning, April 12.1660
Cell fpr tJxe Whecliai Heptthliteu
Ce?v?stl?e.
lii citueui of Virginia vb? are T-IIJrrg to co-oper
ate tntbe eupport of candidate* lor i-reeident *a?i
"I'joa Freeideot oppjstd tc tbe cotrupt policy ci *he
present A drain wtratioir, to Federal got ? upihii. an 'J
usurpanon. to she extension of Slavery in the Tern
tone, toj&e otr and ''?"t*""* political doctnae
ebat tbe-CoaatttniKm, of its oem fat*, carries Sieger?
imc all tfce Xflcnwmi of tiw United fiuw*; to the
re-opexung of tbe African Stow Trade: *o arj- :x>
?^tutlirrof rigbts saong eittsene. and vhc arc ir
favor of *bs immediate udminot of Kansas isio tbe
Vai-rr.. tinder tb* cotwtttrHioc recently adapted by
iu people; of restoring tbe Federal Adminwirarion i<
aeystetr. of rigid economy, and t? tbe principle* of
"Washington and Jofiervatr of maintaining invioln:<
the ri?axX? of tbe &tefcee. and defending tbe eol! of
every Btate and Territory from iaview invasion; and
of preferring tbe integrity of thi? Union. and tbe
supremacy of tbe Constitution r.nri Law*. passed in
iraranunc* thereof. against tbe couapirary of tbe
leader* of & sectional party to r?eis? tbe majority
principle established in thi* Goverumen: at tbe
expanse ctfiSc existence, ar*- requested to meet is the
Czrr or WmLlXfe. at 10 o'Cloc*. A- Xn on Wean?eat*y
tns 2d day of May, 1W0, to appoint rieieeatso to mec:
at Chicago, 23L. on Wedneeaay the IfltE day of May
next, tc nominate coudiriatet lor President and Vice
PsaaidenS of tbe United btaiee.
E^-flou. TOM COEWI5 and Hon F P ULAIE
wllloerteinly be present and address tbe Cun*entiun.
Tbe town of Piedmont, just at the fool
of t'ufc other aide of tbe mountains. on
Tuesday presentee a Bight to ptssengers on
the Baltimore & Ohio Bond. somewhat ;
similar to that presented br tbe town of
West Wheeling to passengers on tbe
Woodside coming up yesterday morning.
That is, it was pretty well under water,
owing to the unprecedented!/ heavy ruinc
which hare fallen in tbe mountains. Tbe
north branch of the Potomac there wee
foaming and raging within and without its
bed like a mountain torrent, and late in :
the afternoon of Tuesday, at tbe leaving '
of the train, seemed as if it had made up
iu mind to cngulpb tbetowu. The people
were paddling their canoes about from
house to house iu tbe most primitive style
The railroads centering at this point are
just now greatljr afflicted with tbe tioudt.
the washes and tbe land slides?more so
than at an/ former time of their bistort-.
The condition of their running will be
found noticed elsewhere in to-day's paper,
and it will be seen that although in tbe
midst of railroads, we are almost cut off 1
from the balauce of tbe world, owing to
tbe accidents broggbt upon us by tbe
clouds.
Tbe train that left Baltimore Monday
evening last, only arrived here yesterany
morning, or rather, sbe arrived down at
the Narrows, from whence her passengers
and mails were brought up by tbe steamer
Woodside. When about a mile tbe other
side of Piedmont, in the night time, the
eugiue struck a buge rock that bad been
loosened by tbe rain, and bad falleu be
tween the rails, which accident threw tint
engine, tender aud baggage car off the
track, aud delayed the train at Piedmont
until late in tbe afternoon. The whole
journey through tbe mountains, and from
thence to the Ohio river, was through un
interrupted storms. Passengers sgjr they
never saw it rain before as it rained along
the road within the last couple days.
Ermcr or thk Ckxhvh ot 1800.?The
New York Timet makes an elaborate aud
candid showing of the effect of the census
of this year on the representation of the
several States in Congress. It figures that
the States which will lose representatives
are: Alabama, 1: Connecticut, 1; Georgia,
lj Kentucky, 3; Massachusetts, I: Xorth
Carolina; 1; New York, 3; Ohio, 1: Penn
sylvania, 2; Rhode Island, 1; South Caro
lina 2: Tennessee, 1: Virginia. 2, Vermont,
1. The States which will gain represen
tatives are: Illinois, 5; Indiana, 1; Iowa,
4; Michigan, 2; Missouri, 1; Texas, 3; Wis
consin, 2. The other States will staud as
they are. The Timet sums up the re
markable facts as follows : 1. All the old
and large States of the Union, without ex
ception, lose ground relatively, and most
of tbern positively. 2. The South loses
ground largely; the new State of Texas
having Jive-fold the territory of the old
States, and lying west of the Mississippi,
is the only one that gains. 3. The only
part of the Union which positively gains
is the Northwest?Missouri being properly
included in that. 4. The Northwest posi
tively gain* IS representatives aud 2 Sena
tors in Minnesota. 6. The slave States
Ion 11 representatives and gain 4, being a
positive loss of 7. The free States gain 14
and lose-10, being a positive gain of 4,
with 4 Senators in Minnesota and Oregon.
The admission of Kansas and Nebraska,
which will speedily happen, will add 2
representatives and 4 Senators to the same
side.
How Dodolas is to be Ppt Thbocqb.?
In reply to an article favoring the Illiuois
Senator, In the Augusta (Oa.) Comtitution
alitt, the Savannah Republican declares it
is a great mistake to suppose that the
Southern States will submit to issues got
np by politicians, and vote for Douglas
under the fear of Seward. The Republican
then goes on to observe:
"Four-fifths of them regard the 'pledges'
of Seward on the subject of slavery quite
as unobjectionable as the pledges of Dou
glas; and they will vote for another candi
date, whether their leaders order to the
contrary or not. Should Douglas be nom
inated at Charleston that other candidate
will be presented for their suffrages, and
all the whips and spurs that democracy
has ever invented will be powerless to
drive the people from his support. We tell
this now to the friends of Douglas, and
give them timely notice to prepare for the
contest. The people have no choice be
tween Donglas and Seward, and the aboli
tion raw head and bloody bones trill tcare no
body at thii day. * * * * The demo
crats of the South are the best drilled par
tisans on earth, and will make many sac
rifices for the success of the party; hut we
tell the ConetitutionalUt it is a fatal mis
take to tnppose that they are insensible to
?bame, strangers to principle, and will
stand anything that may be put upon
them-"
This language is the more significant
from the fact that the Republican is not
yoe of the rabid fire-eating journals.
Tlx* CuAUCCtivBt Elt:CtiuU.
THE UfXITJiBE TOTE AJCP TEE PWIjrUJES.
Frun iL*? N?*? 1I?vot Palladium. April 5.]
The largest rove ever polled in Ckmoee
ticoi before was iu the Presidential elec
tion in 185C. when the total was l<i,325.
The natural increase in Connecticut in four
j'eart a. shown by tables of the rote for
twenty years past, if about four thousand,
and we hare no doubt that from three
four thousand illegal and fraudulent votes
were cast for the Locofoco ticket on Mon
day iagt. The largest Republican vote
ever before polled was in 1656. when Fre
, mont had 42,712; Buckingham hag 44,3 c-~,
^showing about half the natural increase.
Bet the largest Democratic rote e~er be
fore polled v.*ac for Pratt in 1855?36.365.
Allowing half the natural increase and
the legal Democratic rote "rcotiid be about
?40,00??. Instead of that. 43.573 -were poll
ed oc ilonday. another indication that
nearly four thousand fraudulent rote* were
cast for thnt ticket.
The localities in which the Locofoco
vote wus increased give? another indica
tion of the means employed. In p:1 the
cities the Loco rote increased beyond all
honest possibility. In New Haven the in
crease is I 122?very nearly 50 per cent, in
one year ! and this in the face of the regu
lar and natural Republican increase of
349 ! If any man thick6 that this increase
of 50 per cent, is honest, let him look at
Bridgeport, where the Loco increase is
about 300. or 33 per cent., or at Hartford
where the Loco increase is about 700?23
per cent. In face of a regular Republican
gala of 200, or at Norwich, where the Loco
gain is 300?nearly 50 per cent.?in face of ,
a large Republican gain, or at Middletown. !
where the Locos gained nearly 200. and '
Portland, where they gained 50 per cent. '
A similar comparison ol the votes in
towns all along the lines of Railroad, or
routes from New York City, show very
acc urately jnet where the Wood regiment -
of shoulder-hitters located. And yet. in
spite of these most shameful and out
rageous villainies, the Republicans have
swept old Connecticut again.
?iu^nl?r PJtfnomcnon?Black Rain.
--A singular phenomenon," says the
Syracuse Jvurnal, of the Gth instant,
"occurred in this city yesterday afternoon.
At about four o'clock a dark cloud arose
in the northwest, presenting the appear
ance of un approaching thunder shower.?
As the clouds passed over, a slight shower,
the drops in appearance resembling faiut
ink. was quietly dispensed, giving to all
white objects the appearauce of having
been spattered with small drops of black
ink. The people in the street were sur
prised to find their faces and hands, and
even shirt bosoms and collars, spotted
over with this singularly-colored rain.?
The sides of buildings and fences painted
white, and the show-bills on the bulletin
boards about the town, show traces ol the
same kind. We hear of several instance
in which clothes hung out to dry were
marked by the mysterious liquid. A
resident ol the Fifth ward. who had cloth
ing discolored iu this manner, had the
garments washed out in clean water, and
reports to us that he has preserved the
sediment?nearly a teagpoonful in quanti
ty, for the purpose of analyzing it: to
discover the cause of the singular phe
nomenon.*'
The India JUl-elk Manrvactvbt.?
(treat Profit*.? In the trial of a case at
New York last week, the evidence devel
oped the enormous profits made by India
rubber manufactures, J3y way of illustra
tion, it was proved that the entire co;-t of
a pair of India rubber shoes, made by the
Ford Rubber Campauv, was only nineteen
rents, (they usually retail for one dollar!;
that the Ford Rubber Company's clock,
whose par value was one hundred dolors,
i is now worth three hundred dollar- u
share, and has always paid over thirty per
cent, per annum on its capital: and that
j the North British Rubber Company, estab
[ lished in Kdfnburg by the defendants, paid
j a dividend of ?30 in January, and another
i of ?20 in July of the same year, on a
'share nominally of ?100, but on which
; only ?50 were paid up. or a ntiyrojit ?f
[ ten jjrr cent !
Political Cyphers.?The leading organ
? of tbe democrats in New York telle it? par
| tisans of tbe free Btates what tbey will
! have to do at Charleston. It -mvk
"There is a great ftus made about double
! sets of delegatae from tnie State and from
j Illinois to tbe Charleston Convention.?
i But it is of very little consequence which
i set of delegates, here or there, is admitted,
! or whether tbey are both rejected. The
Mouihem deter/alts will have the control of the
Convention and the choiee of the candidate.?
The dcUyatu from New York and Illinois. <1
admitted, will hate to acqui' tct in the decision
of the South, and therefore would be but cy
pher9 in the Convention. Tbey corne from
states which give majorities lor Republi
canism and minorities lor justice to the
South. Their admission or rejection,
therefore, practically amounts to nothing."
A dispute arose some time since be
tween North and South Alabama, as to
which possessed the best specimen of game
cocka, and in order to settle the matter,
each section agreed to show twenty-one
specimens at $250 each, and $2500 on the
main. The champions having been safely
conveyed to Selrna tbe fight began on tbe
21st ult. and terminated on the 23d, when
the South having scored nine out of elev
en, Dr. Gee, on tbe part of South Alaba
ma, proposed to desist from further fight
ing, which was acceded to by the North
Alabamians.
The Charleston Mercury is authorized to
say that the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company are at present devoting
every energy to the completion of tbe road
to the Savannah river, thereby establishing
a connection between the two cities prior
to the meeting of the Convention. So it
appears that if the former is unable to ac
commodate the crowd, it will be only ne
cessary to step over to Savannah?one
hundred miles or so!
The New York Herald, after disposing
of Houston, Douglas, and a batch of other
candidates, says:
"The South must select a candidate from
the middle states?a northern man with
southern sympaties?who will run well in
those states on which the result of the
contest depend*). If the South wish to
nominate a candidate who will be success
ful, it will take that course; if not, not."
The city of Carondolet, Missouri, has
doue even better for |tl?e Republicans than
St. Louis. In spite of all the appliances
made nse of by the Nationals, the Opposi
tion carried the place by a decided majori
ty, electing six out of the eight Alder
men.
The style of orchards they have in Port
i land, Oregon, may be inferred from the
description of one which yielded one sea
ion $30,009 worth of cherries, pears and
plnms, and reqtrired ?40,000 feet of lumber
foe fruit boxes.
PuJ.vg&ujj forbidden 1*%* tl?* WormuB
BibU.
Tn the course of the debates on tbe anti
Pol\jamr bill in the Bouse of Represen
tative* both the supporterp anc: opponent*
of that men sure seem to have been hope
lessly befogged upon tbe simple qnetftior,
whether polygamic practices arc enjoined
orforbiddei; in tbe Mormon religious creed
Mr. Hooper the delegate from Utah. de
clarer thai -Foiygnmr i> a pur: of tbe
Mormon faith. Mr. Pryor. who hue -ex
amined tbe disgusting farrago calied ibe
Mormon Bible. averred that be could find
there no word recognizingtbis tenet of be
lief Neither ot these gentlemen we?
right. Tbe member from Virginia did not
read bis copy .T-- Smith's Bible with
care: nor -was the delegate from -Utab quite
honest. 1*1 r. Pryor was correct in assert
ing that the Mormon canoc does not recog
nize polygamy, but be omitted tbe perusal
of one chapter, which positively fcrrbictt
it. and tbue oversets Mr. Hoopers s deiara
tion in the most summary manner. In tbe
Book of Jacob, authorized edition of tbe
"Book of Mormon, the fallowing passage
occur-: '-Behold tbe Lamanitef your bre
-tbern. whom ye bate becanee of their fli
thiness and the cursing? which hath cotne
upon their skins, are more righteous than
voir for they bare not forgotten the com
mandment of the Lord, which was given
to our fathers , tnat they? hould have one -vrije.
<rnd concubine they should here none. And
now ti.is commandment they observe to .
keep.w b ere fore, because of this observance
in keeping this commandment, the Lord
will not destroy them, but wii: be merciful .
to them, and one day thev shali
become a biessed people. Considering
that the- Book of Mormon" is accepted by
tbe Latter-Day Saints as their sacred rec
ord, this intolerable clear testimony agair.ti
polygamy. It may a ery properly be com
mended to tbe notice ofthe honorable gen
tleman ?frotn Utah, whose acquaintame
with tbe theological literature of hit co-re- .
ligionists is evidently limited.?.V J*.
Timet.
A Novel Ca.&l?Too uoung l> morn/ >/'(.
The Cincinnati JJr>r.e states a novel ca.*e of
habccu corpu*. involving curious and impor- |
tact questions ufJ law. tried before
Judg? ?S. M. Moore, of the Circuit
Court, Covington. Kentucky, recently, A
resident of thib city. named William Ross,
became enamoured with his step daughter,
Margaret Coleman, who reciprocated Lit ?
affections, and a marriage engagement was
the consequence. But tbe afhaoced pair
found that their relationship was among
the degrees prohibited by tbe law? of Ken
tucky. But the river was easily p.-.^ed.
and once iu Ohio the restrain.? of the law
would be removed?marriage betwc*-u
blood relations alone being prohibited in
that .State. They accordingly visited Ciu- .
ciunati. were united iu matrimony, and re
turned home rejoicing. The f riends of the
parties were dissatisfied with the nuptials,
and determined to seperate them.
The girl being a few months under twen
ty-oae years of age?the period of female :
majority in Kentucky?and li:I the time of
her marriage having been under tbe guar
dianship of a man named 11 all, but wiio j
had resigned as soon as that event had
taken place, a guardian named El is ha Cole
man, a relation of the lady's was appoint- .
ed for tbe occasion, and a writ of kubcat
rorj ny was sued on Ross. commanding him
to produce hi - wife before Judge Moore,
and show by what authority she wn- de
tained by hiiu. The proper evidences of
tbe marriage were produced, and the fact
that she was more than eighteen year- of
age, which concluded the period of her :i
fancv at the place where the marriage was
solemnized, were produced iu court. The
attorneys for the g-? irdian claimed that as
the parties were residents of Kentucky, a
marriage elsewhere. to evade the laws of
that state, was null and void.
Tin judge sustained this position, nulli
fied the marriage and gave the lady into
the custody of Mr. Coleman.
Intukpio Brown low.?Parson Brownlow
| thus declares in the KuoxvilJe Widff:?We
will not be deterred from saying what we J
; believe facts and the public interest war
j rant and require. We have been more
than a hall' century in the present evil
; world, buffeted on all hand.-, opposed by
rascal* of high and low degree, and
| struggling with all tbe ills ani disadvant
ages of poverty. No assasin, therefore, or
: hired bully. c?n cheat ub out of tnanv ?
! years. All we ask of any man is. to come
| at us fart foititioft, in dut; tint", and to give
, us notice of his intention. We will tell
the remnant of our day- at the highest
rates tbe market will afford! And until
our chunk of life is extinguished by foul
| means, we give this public notice, that we
will apply the lash to all defaulters. Gov
ernment swindlers, unprincipled Jf-ma- i
; gogues,and tricksters, in or out of power,
; of high and low degr*-*-. at home and i
! abroad, on land or on sea, no matter by
j whom begot, or to w bom related!
Tub Chaellstox "Slat*."'?The Balti
more Patriot observes:
They who are behind the scenes, they
who are in the secret, assure us. that the
I Charleston slate is mad* up, that tbe nom- ;
j ination problem i* solved, and that L/ou
; glas and Urr are to be th?- Democratic j
' candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent.
? PRO SBC LTI NO ATT'XEY.
TO 1HE CITIZENS, VOTERS OF OHIO COCSTT.
J respectfully announce inrself h candidate for re
election to the -jihce of Commonwealth's Attorney for
OhioCounty, at the enduing May election,
i?L C. GOOD.
COMMISS'R OK REVENUE.
" Messrs. C aji fulll & UcDlkmot: Oente?
Plea.ii.' announce Allen T. Hoaac a* a candidate for
Commissioner of the ReTenue for Ohio County Di?
trict, ut our en:ulng election, and oblige
ap<? MA.NV VQTJgllg.
ATTOIl.\EY FOR TllECOM
MONWEALTll.?Messrs. Emtoius.?Y ,u
will plcHinf announce J. Boon McLur.-. Kaq? a? a can
didate for Pro?ecuting Attorney fvr Ohio County at
the eutuiug eluction. upi-Hw*
PKOSECLTISG ATT'A'EY.
i? MEHSRS-EMTotia?You wili plea*e announce
Jos. II. Pendleton as a ?andiUate foi k*i oaecutinjr At
torney, at the next election. aj?;j
CIRCUIT Jl'DOE?Ki,. Wheel
Vy*2i. ixo Isttcluokkcer.?HIe&>* announce U. L.
Berkshire, of Moi^antown, ae a candidate- for the
olhce of Circuit Judge.
xuh27-td MONONGALI I
FOR SUEIil FF.-We arx- autli r
izad to announce Alonzo Loring a candi
date for Sheriff of Ohio Count v ut the enduing elec
tion. iiih'/T*
OK CIttClIT COURT.
Me^k*. Et/iroKs.?Flttuu; announce the
name of the Hon. Geo. W. Toomfsox, on a candidate
lor re-election to the Rem h of the Cicuft Court,
inhlfi ALLTIIK PEOPLE.
FOR Mil KRIFF.- To"7i?e V7otebs
or Ohio <; ?untiv--J respectfully ??n
ttuunoe ni\M?lf a candfdate for the office of ^herift at
the election to he held on Thursday, the 24ili day of
May. I860, ami if elected, i will di>? lmr%? I he duties
of the. office faithfullv and impartially.
marthS)-* GEO. W. SIGHT?.
sheriffalty,- ? ; , v ?,r.
*e*r, the Yotkkr* f>p Ohio Cowry.?1
announce iiiymlf a Candidate for Sheriff, at tho next
e.'oction, and res/?eetfuUy a?k j-our miifrajre*.
JOHN W. PILL.
FOR 8HERIFF*mEm. Inteij.
Wi^XTlMeafie announce Wit. IIeblk* iw a candi
date for the Sheriffalty of Ohio count}*.
mh.v MANY VOTERS.
SHERIFF.?Mnm. Kditoks.?You
will plea?e announce N. I.. Doshkt tut a can
didate for Sheriff of Ohio County at the eneulng
election. [fob2S?] THE PEOPLE.
REMOVAL.
rriHE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING HAS
1 bceu removed to the office formerly occupied by
the Citizens' Deposit Bank. No. 63 Main street, let
door south of T. Sweeney A Son'* Oliiiw Store.
ap2-4w B. P. HILDRETJI. Trwr,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r?ir" ,?u*" read**r* *o tb# aiivcrXi!?Hli?i*
oi xmtr?- frrrnTB & urp ny. no. **
Bnadwr. New Turk. XlK"2Si<Hid ftnd-'ii oil' ??f th?
greate*: medi-me* of the ace. and b njdd^ driving
out uf tiu ma-uat all the qua;:k noBnnne of m ?dem
li* vffimc? it- tH~> great. aw5 it? tmperitrir*- *>
jiHrtiy acknowl* ijrwl. *hnt it i- frond diftrult #mp
p-y the immense anu increasug demand f ?r the ar
ticle. I>r. Eat?.v( cekbmed ?la&unlif O.irdial' i?
? medicine prepa*-?'I bj a regular pfcynxciHE rt **m
neuce it hie prolt?i?w<n and oaf v. toe bat derated his
life to the jwctiliai pharc* of lnfaxrtiit diififi- 3t i*
n: huxr.uug. but ? uit-di -ine- v-nicr. rnrrma:: r ns?l:
to thope onlr whi> car nprrecie^e ?t ?Apciocfcisoic
.Fir- n'M.
fc* o? aaverZi*CTn*n: tt.^24 dtw
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
W A. BATCHELOH'S HATE DTE.'
Tli*- Origliuil ?ud E< Kt iulLi VI" oj Id I
All other* are m?e and ahcmld b*- void
ed. IT you wii?h to escaj?e ritlicuir.
chat, eep or kfstt iiaik i>rud instantly t-> *
lxrKbi:!ti! and Nutunil Brown or li.ack- rjibiiui :ir
Jort to the Hair or satzizz..
FIFTEEN MEDALS A>1> BEPEOM AS have :**?!
awK'it'u to V*. A. Batckelot uuce ISili. and over
SO1.000 application* have been maGe to th? Ilair of
liit- Patron* of oh tiunoufc I?ye.
VM. A. KArClLLLCfK'F UAlli BYE prwducw a
cola: not to be dnan-gruiahed from nature. uuc i?
M iKh-Mli not to ii^jurt- is: the lea?!. hum ever i*.
tuuv be continued. and the ili-**3cc?? of Bad By?*
rexnuC.eu; tne Hair inaugurated iur Bile b* vnj* i-piei.
did Dye.
Sold in all citie* and town* uf tne I"uiiea btataa by
Drnt^iut* and Fumy Good* Dealer*
^StT" The Genuine ha* the natue aud aidreae upon
a Ktetil pmte wi^ruv.ug >n Jour side* of each uox_ of
WJLLIAM A ? ATCilELQR.
tnhlli-dAwly 1C Bond Street. Xc* York.
WIGS: WIGS! WIGS!
B ATCUEBfJR'F W1iib AND TOt PEES ??ur;iM? aiL
They are elegant, light, cain and durabl*
Fitting to a charm?n?? turuiug up l?ehind?no
dhriukiuj: of!" the heurf: iudeed, tbi^ it the only Be
tablishtnent wl>w* tbw tliiiifr ai?- prt?j?^rlv undt-r
tibxKl und made.?1C B<Mid .-irwt. N?-* York
tahl^din It
Ult. McCWSTOCK'S COLU
nnd GoujcL Mixture i?- t .jti?t.;aati< u oi ia.
ture'e ?egelai?le u:i^idotv? to ihv irrit^Uctu ax<d di?
turbauve of the brtmthiii^app'jratQe. which produce
cold^,' .?u^h6. li'turat'oeatu aud !?urethru?it. It tejno^
is. k T4jrydiiurt tiiiit eetry *,uT^?i7wnia-.-?ii lrv?ru
the Iul^k and throat, and leneWf tht Is*-e lii^pimti >u
ol perfect health. Price 2L cuuta. *>-?ldbv BAL'GJJ
LINh A Bl'sJiFUXU, Wheeling; r Ft .N'1>1^BBKG.
iin J^ej '. rt, and Brn^gi?t? j;uueraii.r. xuarck^-ly
w^^BKYAS'S TASTELESS VfcB
? P1IFICE.
Tiwttsie-o. iu> the Ljnej^l dew,
Pa:ulei-= iu it* action. t(#o:
iiaruile&B u* titerooe's breath.
But t*? w jnue inuutodiale u?-ath?
JStTAy't YcKCrCCA Of couree
lk tht: tii jth'-r * jrran.i reaoui ca
J'ct up B?ttl?i. Price dime<i. .S id L> LAUOU
LZS* X lil -uyiy.LD. Wheeliug; fe. PLNBE^BBKO
Bridjjejtor:. anJ b* 1?: u^ioto ^eueritile. xuh^-l?'
^ U*i. J AS. Met LIXTOtK'ft
fWTOKAL HYP.t J'.?A i- ?>>\ir lu?iir?
weak? lioea a loaig 1?reatli give you j?aJn? Have you
a hacking couj:h* Bo you exj??-ct -rate liard. t<?ogh
matter1 Are you waited with night cwtratwund want
of alewp? Jl Kt.v.t ir Tovt r.LMLvr. Jt will un
ijuyMfiuabl; tun < \\>u. Price $?.'/ 6*>ld by LA U01I
LINti i BU.SUFJBLB, WhetJinjr. ?. > t'.NBBNBEBG,
Bridgeport, and by PrafgKt ? n*IJy rub^-"y
A Cheinieai Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,
EQUAL T?J At:.OLD 8 LONIXJX INK.
BUUAL T ) AHSULI' S LDNImjN INK.
MABK BY LA(JGJiLIN'S A BL'^JXKIJEU*.
MABE BY LAL'GHLINF A Bl'i?HFIELB.
Jt H-jWf fruely from !)?? Pen.
Jt Ihf* ifjt c?-m?df i?t?sel Pen#.
Jt do< nut ^iijj or t*l??5 th?.- Pen,
Jt nere* muuMx,
Jt !?? perfectly Tuipld.
Jt is 2:1 p?*r c?-iit cheaper thus An*?ld'*,
Jt ii perinaueutlv black.
Thi? Fluid uihde !?y the mo^t aj'prcrved ?7hemic^kl
proceM, and i* offered to the public Ms equal to any
ixn;e?rted Ink. W?- ?i<? not claim f.?r i? any ??uj?eriori
ty to Arnold'#, but wt do claim it i? e-jUaL \ibi< h we
will prove to auy unprejudiced mini. We iruuxunt^je
It will j;i*e mili*fnctHon. Jf it doe* xjot we wiia hl
rt"Ki> thi: price of every bottle a^ld.
Put up in Quart&. Pintt and Hull I'intK. For aale
by the mruiufacturera.
J.AUGHLINF 4 BCK1JFIELB. MirGfJJSTS.
mill; No. zd Monroe tft- Wheelhag. Va.
.MRS. WIXsLOU ,
An experienced uurae axil texnole phy-kian. has a
bO'>tniug Jsyrup fur children teethini^ which jrreatly
luciiitate tiie pxo'eoa of te?*thib4. Ly ?oflening the
?-U!"?- reducing all inHaznatiun?w.li allur all paaxi,
and ?? ?ure t^> xegulate the bowela. iJeja-Xid uj?ju it.
m-Jthere, it Mill jrive xect to yourt>eives. aiid reliei uxid
iiet itb to your infants. Perfectly sate in all case*.-?
au^ ert:i?eiueut in another ouiumn.
au^l'>'u'#-l vdlw
To the U(.I)i ugged r.utl PoUoiied Clt
ixtuk of Wkccllu^ uiid Ykiuity.
You aie o?erruii with a d?lu^eof tht rOeft coin
pjundn in the form of -Alcr>h. :?c Brink*-"" that ever
emanated from that j?e?t o! aoclety, the Li jt u MiXIU
They are hold to you a luxurx. or they are diapeswod
to you Ci a Me.hcine, and in eliner -.?* the effect ie
the eame.
?J i.erc ik but one wa? to e?- ?;?*, and that in to ute,
at a luxury or medicament, a *afc and reliable *timu
liuit. n-.ld under #tamp and seal, which rcndcra it cer
tain that it hhm but been tampered v. ith. rucb an
article i?
Clxarles' London Cordial Gin,
*Li-.h it difililled uuuer Ixmpection ol the Ljithh Guv
ernmciit, xs delicately CaTored uniiki other Gin)
with r <me of the moil valuable re.torattve? <-f the
YegetaLle Kingdom, and it lax the moat healthy
beverage e*l*"-t
Tut mom !?ux? or Ecao rr. a*i? A am
ICa not only r. (llmend xu u?e o^ tL*- Ua.r and hear ttr
but prescribe It u u medicine where a etfmulant xb
required.
Thl roy^u: tJX will find it not onl.v a pl^a^ant Cor
dial. but aoertaiu reilef ia r-uBvriug* of a periodica!
charactu<-.
Anaivtjcal CUCHUT- vt aix ka5tk? pronounce it
perfectly pure, and it*, rest- rativemerite incomparable.
Sold only intjuart and pint bottlo* by ail oox-ts.
OE'?< Er.E. Ac
For Hale iu v)wuliui^ Ya^ by T. H. U*J A.N A CO_
4'^ Main *treet. T. B. JOHNSTo.V, 176 Market ?t? atid
others.
EDMUNB C. CliAKLES. General Agent
Bl.i'OT, No. 40 BROABU AY. X Y.
mvlI-'iOdAwllm
Keep It Before the People,
' I'll AT Wj: HAVK PURCHASED T1JE JiliiHT
1 tliewleof Joiixsok'dUaii Lamps fur the f>I
! lowing counties: <#1jI??. Maiehall, Lewie. Harrison,
Monongalia, J'rwt'ia, Taylor, Marion, Barbour. I'p
alicr mid Kanawha. Any jMT**?n or jM-n?<?rj?? wi*bin? '
to buy one or more of the above o ?untie*. or any
' Ktj'lr ..r Chandelier*, Htand Lamp* or Brackets can
do so by calling on IV. II. I!. MOY8TON A CO..
Under McLure House. Wheeling. Va.
N. U.?A superior article of B>irnin;r Fluid con
. ftmitlv on Iihii'J at I'M) ctn j?er gallon. ?p2
\KW WALL PAPER!
JUST RECEIVED?10 ?.?*/**?? more of thoce bcauti
ful cheap Sat/u Wall Paper*.
mli31 JOSEPH GRATES.
OIL CLOTIIK.?.Just roeeirM. i?>aie beautiful
-tvlen of Kloor Oil Clothe. Tabic C?;vert, Ac . at
rt-ry lowr price*, by f mJini] JOS. ORATK.". J
SWEET potatoes 2.0 liu*. fceed Sw >-rt
Potatoea. a superior carefully selected, for ??ale by
| mlfll .SMITH AOORBELL.
| /1RANHEliltV i'LA\TS. -A fr?r thousand
\ J Upland Cranlwrry Plai.t*. for wle at the Seed
Depot of [juh3lj SMITH k OQRKELL.
SAh'V*?PitttfLorgh rnd Ohio Elver, for aale by
tnh28 OLIVER PRYOR.
BAVADEEE. CIIENE HTIIIPE, BRO
CADE, Chintz. Figured Silk*.
nihil IIE1SK ELL A PWKARfVOK.V.
Ohio ever-bearinc; hthaw
HKKRY.? Pliiiitft ..f thi* tare variety for nab at \
th? Agricultural war**ho?i?e of
inlifll IfllJTH * OORRELL. 1
HEW ADVEETISEM'NTS
BLACKSMITH WASTTKD.
^TEAHV tMVL niPT TTTL. BP GIVXN T *
i. pood w;?rfci?ux?. !?* !?l?f*!>tx V ??f l.etl.ui
Va. Far dirvctions*. ;?.! ui ti? In* .1? I
pnwer afficf-, ^ 13-i*w
WM. SHAFFEH.
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
JEWELEB & ElfC-EAVZS.
deatck i>
Watehes. Jewelr*. silver A Plated
Ware.
FAXCY GOOr>5?. .Srr.
.\o. iy .Main Si
?*? CENTRE WHFJ-XIN^.
MRS. E. KEY.
Ha? ee*i ?ted hxe mii.' i:? -*i- to J
Mr. I Hy-:.:Tu i r I ? . r- r
?yp*>cmilt Mr. Partridpe> I?-;ra-?* . :
op**n ncr Cprittp Kiliiocrj J': . .: ? . zLv insi.. .-1*
iir.vucir li ia:^-: -? . ' Xiilit.-.rr t'.aL
?*t?t. Her frveadfr- u:.a ihr ?:< . ruL art
requested 1^- '-*11 ; ; ]. - 1 v ?
For Sz.JL.oui*.
THE fTEAMi I: ALTAM ?\T. rA!"7
I 4^IjVinfTV*" - w... I?:?> t?- ;.!?.?*? Vf -
~ : c.-day. Iitb itierr ur 4 ? >: lot ireicht
or pifiixjp- apply cm board *?r :
tiplt 'A BA?E!I. A^iil.
FURNITURE.
WH. C. G^Y. Agent
So. I 54 Main $!..
"W.HEE1.1S6. Vi.
HAi: .\OW HAM) A LAKUE ABsf ?KT?i:ST
id Fjiraiture. conn is: ;ng ;t> j?^rt id Jiurt-uu^.
'lauie*. fieaaiMuk, Wwduitni<. Chmrt. !..?<-* :ar
Chairs. B.. -L-Ca~rs. Secretary**- I,.,.,. Dp GinAt.
Ac. Ail of vhi'-ti i wiU mt!1 Hr i-.nr a* the lov^r-t.
hl*--aw pjvt' ni' a cnli una esuiim air -*.u-*k
W hf-l.uj:. Va? April 'r. 1
Cataraet Washing Marhises.
Tcaoacw a noes mjoisb ? i ihbsema- I
#1 CHIMii'. * nifl c?ti iiirftnetiti--: -?ur
?. ihtun. a.? the ?ui*
RELIABLE WA?HI>G MACHJ.NLS
aow :ii uw;. Among lli*- rnuvy ad* a:,(age* ?*. jn#".*?
?t? all utaer* mar b*. ?pesial!t jxifiiLti/aed :i?t eti:r?
almvuce of wear of thv f*.brick. a^ 1' i- sin:; 1* the * - .
Tion i-l t-lfP vau?r wbirh dean* tb? iJCht- Th* wash
board if eotirwlj dinpennt*a with. 'J'b? einip??c?t* ?.?f 1
it?- - instruction ico?i ia? eutr with v hiri. -t cut;
u?" i. Kt uurr r-c 'UUnc
La
perione^d the troaldw of ?Waxbdnr.*' F-?r f!ai>:ieif
j: !!? e*fptrriHli? mUpted. a*- Jt ttiuvu^hlr wisLrc : ? ?-!:.
vith I. pv ?. ! tdiiiltkitt;*:. "W t cuuliu'-uti r
put tli?m forth o- tht -Impltr viur..- > >-:ri -
wauical art??-l?- wer t iij?- ;>?-? li?-. V ?? ;?
ticular!\ ipv t?- tu?- iadio? l1 ? iit?d ex>i.?iiit>^ ?
t: ocr Arn'JuHant: WarcL ?
u; . Ao. 21 Main *?t.
lew York Paper Warehouse.
ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPE*. ltH.Kl.YA
B'j'.ikw- ?t> f'rr r.iiJ
hu baaon cau otw fraci 10 to2 per on
Lv puniiarrijp ?r->!a Crr: i;i-u
Hu* '.lift it.cjru- ? ?ur MuiiuJn'.ttir.rir Fn I'..':-- **
cau -.iSiT jjrr^'a* in-iv ? ?' J'c
;^rrf ?uvL k ; uMial.v f. f-v u Pup**r W hr?*:i -u-'
Led^erhii'' I'apera. J L? '.tw. " ?>-. i :.c
Folia. Packet, Oamiavciu, sad all graiiMi uf
Fr?i?;h PajK-n?. Colored r>. Ti??'?*?. J^ii?'iers",
TruuL. arid .-:ntw b'jard. ]:..-iz'.iiz- - Jiai-k
.\yit. li ?iji. L?rawing. I^ink l.nei .j" / ^"-j-uiur
att*-m..' s. paM i*-| B?ukf vit! Ear.i:-* *
a:?ri r atid A-? ?u.v' Pa;--r- .-* ? 1- -**: -
nar.H- ? itTjr.viut-' and It?;????? ?aa: u?'.u L ... '?
ui *' r.L. v ruit-i i.-r I'r.i.itr-.. fr-^:i. " v- ?? -
to thr b!?eet "Blue nad lVhit-. V. i.vi I>ui In
fii'l Piiji??r li'traar. -??? f ?r ? ircr.lar-.
aud nave your Uj-.hov*'- On]? r- l?tr luaiL ac: i
with ca.-L. '.?iii l??- liiit-d ?w? **??-.. u-~ .- j
Kjll. ' Ail- ?.% A HA i.D.
upU?lx* Pr.per Wcrr!h'C-t -r2 K^kttr.n '?T.
ICE.
-f'JIi. BCBSCEXBl eBJ ? I B I
X. LY to inform thoiz (Hfcds, ! *-* ??
frec-hinj: rarniur: drii:k. that i'.*; ar acv i: J
:u iurzur'L Ice lr\?m ti?*- J ? U^unr kx*> wt. *?- jl-.-ru
hro ?t f U liiiir I ? * ihr jii>l r rat--.
afT BRITT * HgXrKK.
Seal Estate For Naie in Centre
Wheelins.
Il'j OFFEP. FOR -ALL i.TI. F-JLL V.J'<,
U Vaiu^l'iv Jv.tr iu C\ .;rt-V- :
L t. 12. :?? - !4. i*. and it: ? ua- I ? ; ' :-a
i pl<tttk r-jud. Hdi'>:ciu? HaailJt o Si Qark'c F aadiT.
L1 "? 4. u o. T a:* J ?. f??!UKr* ? i. t: ?:.* li
stw t. a jj.jiiiiag ilaiiii:: :. a l_:i. - I u . .
L\'t? -J -u re -?*. fr?i? .Tur.'
.. 33 .. .. - .. ii.,ltca -
i u l<. 10 A IE - V. -
i - 6,7 and ^ ?? i- ?? ?? ?
Jf ii : r;!?<;??.?! f.f l?-,ri're j-afcrdsv, lht-l4th iaT
April, we will tiell the?a at u- inn: ?a tL? ; ?'.:t..u.?
F ? ?!' leriaa. a]* t
? y.'Uxsil 14th CA!.I>WELL 1 J*-*: TJ1EU
"mARYLAXD LIME.
CAA BBL8. IHABlAa W - WO Bl'RM
.J! ?* P "-a. v whl:" Li::i<-. ju-t :? * *- Th - -
warranto'! t h?- ?i t htit kt], : !.:? -apLt
to this laarket. J. A. MEUVALF. .*v? - t
50 Mai a ??tr*^?.
1>o i *1 LE8( A.-.? Ha ' J":Tit. l*int n i?r. .rt
J F'irt-ke. Black and i. t'T n? li ??tie-- ? ?
I % 1,2.*am *_?.!. Demrjemm, I-- 1-" < w ^rt*.
A'*. A tomj'i'te bt'jck f r -i-' ??*
apt J. A. METCALF. K Main st.
nYDRAULH < EHE5T.?
?teived and 1 -r sale ; v. .: r} -?=lirt:-' * rxt.
. apO J. A. MFJTCALK.
I )F- 1RL STARCH. -
J fctjuxii. ju??t roteived-lid 1 .r!-* . .?
ajK* J. A. XI ETC A LF.
OAR IR05.?A.: - f Pin-! -jri in:irjof??>
I > tured li;:r tui i zIr^.a . >a-i.?a:j\ ? ? ii.tr.
apC J A METCALF.
w
'lADOU ULiSS ,:?? ewfc J t
:> rted fr ze?. froai w \*1' t ? J .\4 \ cun.-tantly
ud and tor Ba.iL- at manufacturer"* j.rl;-**-.
ap*J J. A. BUSTY ALV. 56 Main -t
Hardware at Low Prices.
'pHK ?iCK<rr.Jny}: j* voir HECK1 Yf?S<; II!
i .*rp: r.^- -t->. k ? j!.?;!? are i Cutlery, i Ji:ii .i?
bjrtiii-nt ? f _ ? ?!<- i:: the line < f :x> ? rt quality, an i
would reapoctldlljr solicit a call fi-.-m | Laser-.
HENRY P. MoRHI
ap.Vl \r* v 11 Morm*- *t.. ?.j.p, V W. Ea.-sk
ALEX. HEYMAN,
At 1 37 3Iaiu Street,
HAK Jl'gT RECEIVED III- NE?V *T'?CK OF
in? and S?:mni-r Dr*--- .-ilk" and o?n
Pitftilltf 1 ?! 'ih> p<-f the Iuu?T lashiM-a:-!e
an.i pattern*. kuch a? Foulard >'ili?-. Chine riika. : -
d?B,..ne* Gro. <i? Allien-. ... v; Car-? -
l'lO Robes in ??iJk. Bnrept. F:en h f.twn. - i .i
*.t?e different and nio-t fk^hionaLie Ktvi ? b"-u;rht . r
cash direct from the Importer* - and u jjl }?*- - ud r?rr
cheap at >j4] ALEX. HEYMAV.=. "
1/ W I PIEC ES BEUEOE and Tit IV
J *71 / ELINU DHKia COOl'5. U tiful?t jie* ju*t
received and for bale at verr low \>ri? at
uj.? ALEX. HETMAV?.
THE VEKV KHIIEST ALL WOOL
1. De Lai nets and CasbmerH. L? upin'? make. plain
colore and larpr and -:ua!l The latt?-r suitahle
for Children's l>reaa<-6. very cB?*ap at
apt " ALEX. HEYJLAVS.
50
r|*HE RICHEST MOl RMXt DRKriS
J li ^od-t-rer broupbt to this city. c .*?
pieces of Lon pin's 6-4 wide ft I act; &!i wool rxdnfnes.
i*> Dre*-fe Patterns of elepotlr Esnhr idc-d Twisted
black Silks. "? pieces 1?: vexy fine r Cloth, tf..
just received frotu the great New Y<*ik au?.:i..n trad-,
pate*, and for sale bel ow Imp* riprW-- ? >:
spl AfJCX iigVMAira.
OF* THE LATEST nnd XE1V
Z'UU EST ^rrle- of ?i-rinr :?nd >uniu.er >hawl
and 40 Crape Sliawis of all coh'ii, LocgLt from the
Itup-'iters at th.- New Y <rk Ci.-: II aa-i .11
be sold very low at iap47 ALEX. H4.YMAN*8.
?Ji II | VEKV RICH AMI EXTRAOBr
ijUU IiINAKY cheap Chantiliy L. e M . . and
I'oinT. and a l?*rp?* Stock f Cl??th f r :-iiiif
wear, just receiv. ; at [ap^j AUDuHBYtlAX'g.
V SrPERlOR HOOP SKIRT FOR
?.nly oT1/^ cetit^ for .-alt- ar
*1>4 ALEX. HEY MAN S.
PACKAGES DOMESTIC PRIXT8.
Mu?lin, Ticking-, etc., cheap at
_aj4 ALEX. HEYMAN S.
1/1,1 PIECES OF ALL THE DIF
I"."/ FERKS'T ftyles of Imported and IV-mestic
Carpeting, as also K-ip- and all width* of Oil Cloth,
ju-t receivedand offer in t!io?e int?at iDdocezrenta.
np? ALEL HCTMAX8
'1XE.? P? : t. Itiwie cm u.:.d SbsxTj Wiua
and caitlu. ju?-t received and for sale Lv
m})20 OgO. U>AM8?
(1 ALVAMZED WIRE.?A pr ..
JT of Galvanized Wire, aborted. Cn-xn No. 6 to No.
16 Inclusive; f ?r nale by
luhK J- H. IilCKEY. IT Monroe -r.
SEED POTATOES.?Flake* Fo.\> Filing
and Mercer"*, for sale at the tteed d?*iK?t by
mb!3 fMIT^Ai
iORXPLAXTERS.?Various kinds f.?r sale
j by fmhni] FMITH *. CORRF.LL.
" Mourning Goods!
I I*PIN':- BOMIiA/1 NE. LUPIN S DELAINE.
j French Poplin. French Brilliant, Plain Tamatan.
Barege Anglais. Crape Collar-. Crape Veil*. Blu< k
Bordered Handk'f*. inft bv
nihil OKO R TAYI-OK.
Spring Stock for 1860
J. C. HARBOUR.
3fo. 143 Kain St.. WLefliz^. Va.
\S4TN ItElJS UlTI TO 1\J >Uf HI.*
fr "Tnl*. end tLe irti'tu- c- r.-rr.:' im?
jagrercratni fr.mi ;*>?? EAST. *-.c i- n,-? racmatt
hi- >PRI\(i >TOCK. iz.-k
(;i:r..\Ti>-j v.aiiiicj y
tip
Carpets. Rugs. Oil Cloths, "Wail
Paper, Curtain Materials,
*<?- i,.
T*;.: t hr k?s rrr~ hu Tin* ? ? r _J*
IT..' V.7 i>. f?? ;-r jjg ,.r* p.T'^B. ,r. ;?m
/."? or< iXivjTt^i aul a* >? :-j; M..
t"ht j.c. an o
rifAs wf thi? ^dv?* ? cr-d.
THE (LIMAX HAS ARRIVED!
(neap! CIieaptT! Cheapest!
PARTRIDGE!
U?* * -a Tim-, v iix ??;r j n };t
1 CHE \ PEK THAI EVER:
AJLhanffc b*-i?a^ nuidi i ? eenlB. f
Ir. r .??: ? ? ?? r<*.Ui l.-r uu i- ?
2-jaizk ^.v?? . .j?- ai?rf ..- ^ M -
STILL GSZATZB ISDc CZITZSTS:
T?> the i*u: L T; ;hc&?>' ?.?.? -*? ixj l.v. ?>, '
Am*jrotj|r?.Pbo
i o~r?jiU*. .. ._ Hallo:) |?.. v i;
to.; _ .*nyiL- ezLU:*.
i artki^R WITIRJS e:. ?
urmucMDc-ri . ~feu *-? ? t* e a
t> -iU ?-iJ- tmriroi _!jcr- Viu.
Elesanc-et Durability or f inish!
in Unj.jr roaera* ?*ith tlx** ??i frvut viea.sLaf
Pi.tnrt- v- L. u!: . L it*
|'t .in.-j.fux fealu-?. iu_v- ;?-f: bum rr?**-*. _ ^ . t wf J
? 'J -J- :?a.w u?v . ; ; :..orr )MCd
Midi ?? .ctra*-.f ?j. iu^oe a: iHk: trk.^e*?. i>*
i. O! utt: - ' oiAtfinad u. c^aU* Pmsti.&i.<r r .
J'.i -!? v.:, : w* t?r..-gtt ic ti ?* r*-tj.i.-s..
I'AllTiillrJi ., ? ,w ?*j JTJ N ti 3U1I iij- C?MW* 1
Mad *r?iii^-r. :?.<? Jicturt* be-;nt: duui.i., ,
prft? rh-nr^! f rti^. ?|?.|. .
Tb;-" it wut ? HIGH PRICED WOUK n^d *,>t j
j' '??' -uuiltr rt- trnp ?{. Mwrtridct-V j
*,nt'rt?r* wxtb lii-xr fcc-cunun nlalivo. Hi#
LAKGt A C0MM0DI01S BOOMS!
- cu&s- i t. v ... ""** hcilVj-oT l i,. aM-.-tauiTa. ejr
hin. . vver: ?T. ? fcaiidrtdr wrt ??-*
? AVX> ^-STLEMEC ?n cf.rdi?2r i:irfe?c
? call an exmiiiiii- > fc^v .-PririHtNr "f "
Colored ritolog^pn. ,,.5; HoIlMfjH,.
j!"* ';-'w '"??* t* ?wh Prtc.t . ... im.
f-ii'.Tt Tilt;' \ t' ? f r '
?JJ?L) XSi lilATlii i-ilSTMENT. ' " .. bj:
Ambroijppv, P&olosrapiis, &>-.
?" S"
r . ... , ... . , . . *- ? ? - ?* i
? t: sc> r ? .rTL'- u ? .. i
iV" '
- ;? ?*?-rcj ?. -rf thut r. rK.'ier; tlf
to ***" ?**"*" fa^grimd at Tiieaitait- time i
?i.:" J'r' ???
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... . ' ' ' ? ? " - *r?-r. uiii- v-?
- .c- . T IK?-n l?
U1?U*^ i -tW
r-TtTIR - U .
- *-xu? M? U*f kita^L
1"! "r *? ; J" tv- a- f.-.j .r
SHAS.E'S CCUL7ZH HAT.SOWS
IVutHSOLL'S HAY PRESSES.
AT IlKDKED PRTrKi.
?T fri.cn S?*T *rt, ;T?"Ahu-. vVoLt'-'u'" VQj '
^ :g -r J:" .
^ ?ra-igtmar ? ti . .. . .'.'. ".
^-w.;Cr'^1? ???? -ttM
Jr..i rec ,-i ^u.
Double Mould Eoard P!ouefcs
J ij- insjKvved ^ ? v? ? ....... o*
m-b : ,u- !
Spr-iiior Stock!
<? V J{ I? tc T ^ ,
.? <- ?* *Ii*-' -?' *? at:'! r-iiprri jr
RICH DAMASK F02 CUETAIKS.
',r v'' ' ?'??? ' ' " ? ? >? .
p'iIO COVERS.
It addition to iLr aWe. u !a-r?- T .* rrf .
cbosanr Mirrorr h.- ., .u+ t : "
- nj jol i. .
uiaZ-if
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
IMMENSE-STOCK OF
Faiiey A Iiomeslic Dr> Goods!
CALL BEFORE TOU BUY!
NEW YORK STORE!
.\o. 33 Mai is St., Outre \\ htciiug,
'and see what money will do.
JOHN KiJfcMKU> NEW SYSTEM ??F SELLING *
.-ilkf. >naw;s. -:.k arid Lace -Ha*- Lit.'Ii
lniL<-L U'hile Lii? lwiyjcr.r >;r.?!.n*. I >u
lard -.ui.-, B*:?%:^- Uut,-. 1> Uy tut-Lara j
j C"l??tlus ff;-k I* ; :m*. -.i!; Lu>tr??. H .?. ?' I?e I ?a;:i ??.
?'Laliie*. Ciutiv ??*?. an : .tli Lij. at Brawn Muf
uu I'tuliL CuJi'.ii' Ul'> muLt cms: .nun.
>t? a:ij li?rpiiur d?iiv f.-.-uj Auctiun. Tii#
r.u-ttui>t Ifry liwde ? up S*r ;t* milluaH. *neax?ing
mi]#*-. I ;?r -L:-.. t * d Talu? i r?
juruv i- tn? -:j!t mi Tto u, la-;.
.-tlline Pr.a'.f *Uu iMOt-t m r??>l a- a bait
!j ^e'. t).?- buxer 1 j 1-uy bi>?- *;uc?d? lUu luaki- up
i tl 1"-- i>? too well tiltd ;.t ?..J t . t:t-w*r at tl ?? pre.
i r:.: day. jro-"Jn w..ld ex .. -c;*Jl pCT cer.r. and :
fUarziiii? th** price* : ? rl.. tLer ;
! judr? or net. J. II. Ln i- work* like a cLarra airi
will coatl'iuf tiiic ?-???t?-.e.
T1j? l??t place a. Wheeling t<? bny Wbitf ???od?.
! Lim-iiA. tliiaierr En.1-:- ? i*-ri?=. ? . A.?-.
Jn U'. i:ti 'ii t th* abote name! au-1 ruaur oth^r
{ nr.- jr?v-i- J. K. d?-nl- lirc-lr :-i I* 'MESTIC lV> ,
-u-l? a- l*r:ut-. T ?? ?:?. Bl-i?-'b?-d and iirown Ma?lifia.
! Flannel*. KeaM kTJeaiA Satinets. Marseille*. <'anri
meres. summer rrtufi-. A*-. 4-4 Br^-wn Mu*l:n f -r '
i t?* 4c per vara. Also m lar^e lot if the T?ty qunl
I ity Skirt*, at extraordinary low priced a:-?
-kjrt -npportt-nr ai?-? Colored and White < v.n?U.
Ladi??" ju io.-ni'' K.- i Glorc*. I ?<.-#! <yn*bt y; Silk L:^r
Mil*. H Uuil/rclUa. r ii: kuJ ^t?-?w 1; nnttc.
. iV'UUtt K? 'WtTf aji'i Iluclit?- iu larcc tjuiif
itit.-'v. ar.'i ~?.ld wbolriali- at u^aulactiirvr m j?r.??.
; Dluivr Children - Hj?i.'. trimmed and u fti -ut
tri;a:i?iDp. AI-" h pud a^xatmes: r>f I>rw- ir xn
aj- i ill eii'Wt uf :L?- l irge^t and Ci *t cozn
I !? ?f c ?v-i- t-*?r prr-ent.-d iu tLi?* D:ar
k??t. and all will b*- ^id at >'? ?.. Y?.k j.r. - fur ca*h.
! l'er- fr rtn h ^lirtaor* art- a irised to c-?pr tli?- nuiEt
. !>er ar.d d-.u't 1 - ur-v- : t -iy aiitil yuu call at th?
>-w Tork More K& % Uaia -? . Ceotft TTlir^Iifijc.
.Al! ord r- will !-e ST<<-d pn roptlr and with rrre. '
; ca?l at tLf #aiae lo*.jr pzjeu a; tlmugh Tott wert h'lt
to^lort iiicm x-our?.It
api JOHN P. ?KMTP..
SEEDS!?A Iar?:- ar>d ?ne a^rt
.j mem of Fresh liarden S#^.? lor*a!eat
jap-' QRAHAMT DRUG gTOKE.
M ARYLASD LI.MK ' LUf Maryland
LintK fr?-^li froni kfln*. r?*?*eh?-<! It
P. C. iilLBJlETti * BHO- ?
mh2* .% Main #t.
kj Wh^at r^ceiT--<i and f. r *?-.
M
I^OT'L AHU SILKSf iu mull Ot(xk?. i'lalds.
B-.va iexea air.1 t?<r:pt -.
nJ-^ IIElgKELL A 5W?AnTNGEX.
AGXIFICEXT DKR8H SILKS, in
Fkrancw arid br the rank price* Terr low.
*nh2tt ., K<?. J: TX V l>>E.
IADIE S* DRAWERS, CHE KIBE
_j and Ni^!itG-.v?r:v ,.f ti.i iu ? : .pj r. v.-! i'^rir
make. jx??-t open at mli'JSj hDODE-S' Krv Ftorf.
" PtJRE^ WHITE LEAD.
I> A. FAHN'tfTuCK ?. f .r sale rheap ;*S
>. ap2 GRAH AM S Di?C?; STOKE.
4 VERY LARGE STOCK. FREXCH
jTjl NEEDLEWullKt?Mitt-. Hosiery, (j'otct aad
Notions generally, just received and Tjt salr. whole
sale and rrtiOL at ??plj ALEX. II FY MAN'S.
HEMPand CAXAKY SHEDS f r - a:
ap2 OKA HAM'S DETO S'f?lRE.
DK. TA\.\EH n COUGH 3II.VTI RE.
The L*?t thine in ih# w^rld for th* cure of
Co?ign*. C* ?W?, f? r at
OEAHAMg I'BUG cTOBE.
ftp? i-i?u of the B^ Mortar.
?J ti^t x^eooivecl
THE vkw ax[> re.-uf'Tiri l
BELL SKIRT!
Tnr. vnr rr.-T tiu - 4 .
childezy S V?AC-OX S d- ca2
A .. t. :.^c. v v??. ku V. u
WALL PAPER
fl'k THfc .mllxinn?-w-I. > ?.
JiASKETS!
NEW xt'ssk ilhfhei) DAILY
I" uiicy Goods!
PAYNE & co
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1- ok r?ST.
^tuetu 'gtunsi:-* \r
i?(uo?,ll,. ??.!.! .- ... .
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for best
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?*-uv- i?: .it l.- \i_- .u :u? ? 4<t_
t**ard htorj x anw ??axu^j tl^.1
lev! kl? - 1j? >ricttv . ; ?. .
Itsrxur . tli-^r ii j.j. . ,
an- rui..i.?~ - - -
vali^ble itoperty lor l,e
^tht i m^akjcm i> la - v
r-^! r . ".rrii. ? ?-. * - .t .
n._ . :- Use *im1i tf sbt kaixai etrars ?
ptycn.' iu ;ii*- Zt.ii- ?_:??
fenn iht rjnmt i.r r^4iftrtn : li tx* t.
ttf ulidu^m. pel LWI .* to wcit.ii tl? ^
ajirilnrxt Jr. k aexistiu.'nc. Iruf
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gsj j,,j. L m^rtt-Z U.rUiffir ..{.t: a l ?....
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j***"? rukmoyy.] j>r,
toe rem oh sill.
Tbz - *!.-> ?rcj ?> ?okk&- > i?]m
- fmciutt. w-ith tb?r .
awiat'ittecaj iuj \ ,
"taeltaj. firfer^a pmkgkiv ?m,h i.- p u
cora;itJL. !:*<;_ p : i ?. 0
mf&L?Zf w. y. i'eyi.r.^iv.lth^-; :..l
N otice.
Mv\.;ti;lltl :: \ a.-- .? :atei? \v:i i
? - ? ? ?? ~ " ? snrzderiy wit! ?. ?
jli?i. ^ uiit-r ? u i.f ?: miiitr a
itc'.? : iuxm frit*;._v ku: :-.tr ; :.?-1-.
cr-...;. ihmz ;i,rv k:i j.r^.are. u u 51 ?u-' u.,'
: utl: -lit.. ? .^..l,c n:.j ivjt-r ilttiic.li: ?
t* - ???<! n*ai?!i-r ?-..- ?:. . .e :vmw
?ur sir.; is t m.-rk'-t i..?: f x:
j ? ?r T ? b*t!i jck r bl^-kmu h)i r; ??:*> y. .?
jlllxer 4 XirAl-iv'
-. z. >nc- v. i -:.rr- ' . ? *;> t
kobtok, sthpsok CO.,
5ocrr*- 'r? ? J e* 21 bcrx a c".
V"i. '.c^lr in
Foreign ? Domestic Dry Gocds
vakieties.
xo 1 o hoarot-?trttf,
*ar^- whj-*.lt\ . \
Public Stock Sale !
*tl
thorough bred Durham Cattle,
verses, and Cota-a-ola ar i
Sonthda\ra Sheep.
( |-\ " i i , iul.nj
* r - v--- "? All*- i_ wiuuu rtwfnr -r .: ?
fkrui. -ri4 Ciii-e- irojn w hfe-Iinc, \ t. ..x, besitmirf
ilirjj i'ux^*n* cjulir . ciucfir uer . ;? ? u. J.
r ""ru'~ vi>'??*""?- -1- *-*- ?'ij a^- ?
ni-ailwr ,-f t^.unl ir ouwm. ii-.;cr? tuij
h *]*.*.- m.jcutta, ii*juwij< i. mafliaa 7 ;ear*
j.o. c -...r .-jri .uij.jrit-- *\ii?acot-.' ihu;: ? '?
- k* "-rsuuj*-- .r. ltrlaa? i? irar?l?T V
^? ;? *5*5" lv
uur u?'r hi^l hrrj aaa .>tier ?>uj>cr..r m <p
:**t. t-r^*a mtfcr ai*i s.x:<*i; **iu&lie t.?-? . >?? -
?'? ??*? >?l llll - . ?, ud oci.uh
u i:-r~ aau sc*cr?i s ? ,:? lu?x ^ j
*? *ku^ ttttr v ; * ?.'j u,
aiiiijiuer t.'f -^criculiural .-.;.ir:.i -its.
> :.r c ? t l it. l-c anj im?r l?e: r" lit*- fc?;r
**r - *?*" * zijt of i i.? si . l
cars 4- k?u . ?ppljuct ..: n.' bmw] am
_ gjsv' V. <mlili
_ m'hh, ~ ;k
JUST RECEIVED,
i(i ' ASEt ??! ntw bttlesol wallpapees
jt' ? >v?2ii)4ifran??ittarni if pa pot
r.oki and velvet i; : . v iad -
^T* * : : - ? ? ? r the I rgem -
i t0 fiae dtv. Tbej i ba
- to :;t jrr *- J >a -r : .va? xhr sue* pr. .? .....
c-j. -v .u
*p* jqsa II L itildl
j |ooes. BOOK ^ :
I'VT t ni. t-::. n "... :?'? .... ;ir v.
ay a<<t laiwrtter ?aruid it?an ererbeforr : -r
- - : j ; uiiug -? .ast f xi.i ;r.*a: : :
i ????>- ?oou d?. ??-!l to calL a>lk?r?a ocnun
fa!.:>7r. at ?. rr |.ric?.
j 'iel'II l. wjlde
New Goods! new Gfoods!
'-*? (j tl?. C.v-?;rn?*rr^ ar.j
?- ? ????: -1 ... .tjle.
^ , rk t rm .cp;.I,T. ?. n .. in.;:. . ..:
rn-r- ??i tl.r j'abliv i j,,. a, ,
?',r ir;sfu.*h
; ; -? re- : ???it viltntv mtkm^iuw
* j,> ' reaoy fcr..i l-.r low
Howes- excelsior sewhc
machines?a-w^t* ?=*??? ?*? .......
f*.r kr
itlc!
a. \damv
. Agent ??r Have*.
4 k tio.V LOT OK ll\E\s,
-i- ^ jrirb lin^n ai
- - i ~i.~
_ *? " ~ " -fci
. jl v"5?.n, 0*n)r- .
? ti.1.iv mmd fur. i_
? ? .rtt-. ull.DE.- ,n.wm?,
HATS AND CAPS
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
S. HARPER.&BRO.
The largest and best selected Stock of
Hats and Caps
May always be found at
HARPER. & BRO'S
CHEAP EMPORIUM,
ZSTo. 129
COB. IAIN AND UNION STS..
TXGEKSOLL-S PORTABLE HAV
1 PRESS.?Tl;i- oti?K r> i: t. ??*! *w ti<- rtT
Pale-nt?-* C..r sale *.f thi< ? I?Ur?t*-J l*i?
*?? j* tLr aoi l>v?X v?I oflrrwl to ti.r
pTiillc. Wr rua inrui-li t ?r? < it tbc
pri?.* A liberal uiiT t rbc Tm !?
."'MITil i U jBr.ELI
__ n.hl2 Acrufi i.?r th?- l\?r?
I^L.OI*R.- V? Kurvl* WT,jf? UUtt 1'sm.i.v H??r
4 -Slan>n r>*'*- M...- f .r ? by
M AXWELL. CAMPBELL ? TI.WLE.
?" v ?
\\> HITK FfSH.^50 Uut?-1? ?nJ 1?>? 1**^ t>A:'
t f x.i? White Fish, Jtua received: for ?a> tv
MiXWiLL, CAMPBKLL iHv 'lF
m!; ?i _ _Mfcia ?*
AKF. HERRIXG. M h?lf bar? - W'
.i I!err?u*-lur ?cj? b
pih-24 m %-\ wri t- r %MiT.r r.L v r. .t?Lr_
nfl OBLS CRrSH'D i. r\VD SVtiAB.
'.V> d> <j?Mra hymp. at
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