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NEWS ITEMS.
Aa extra aewion of the New York
Legislature has. been called on the 10th of
June.
lames K. Hamilton, of Calwell, baa
accepted the challenge of Tom I Iyer, for 1 0
000, and waa to meet him on the 8th of flay,
to tettle preliminaries.
Mr. Clay i reported to have aaid
to a person in Havanna, who was explaining
to him tha workings of the Cuban govern-
men, that if the Americans wel, -
the tyrannical character of it, no power in
the
uac iuuiu auio exDcjuiuuns
from leaving our shores,
Cholera. There has been a large num
ber of deaths lately from this alarming dis
ease on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
: Two of the New York policemen are
going te London to assist in the detection of
uiieres, sc., iron wis country, wno win be
n attendance at the World's Fair. Thev
0 out on the invitation of and at the expense
of the British government.
Moai Raos. A new bank, under the Free
Banking Law, has been established at Spring
fleld, in this State; and several others have
filed their certificates in the Secretary of
States office.
Over one thousand persons have ta-'
ken the pledge from Father Matthew in Lou
isville. The city of Steubenville has voted
a subscription of 100,000, to the Steuben
ville and Indiana Railroad.
Mr. George Spicer, of Jefferson Co.,
was gored to death, a few days since, by a
lull.
Murdsr. A man named George W. Slo
cura murdered his wife near Columbus, a
few days since. Jealousy is suDDosed to
have been the cause.
" 1 A A
They are about starting a tobacco
factory in Columbus.
Appointments. Dr. Mitchell, of Belmont
. -bounty, has been appointed Engineer of the
National Road, and F. Creijhton. Esa of
( uilhriXra Snrurintfln,1,. ,.f .1
, ... ,,v w VI i in; Biiiuc
These are both excellent appointments.
An effort is now being made by a
party in Texas to repudiate the debt of that
State.
A noted anti-temperance man, says
an exchange, was the other day looking
over the map of, the West, preparato
. ry to emigrating. His eyes wandered over
Minnesota, and all at once lighting up with
hope, he pointed out Rum river. "That's
the place for me! Land without money and
rtmfor water!',
Col. James Collier, late Collector at
the port of San Francisco, who was rejected
by the Senate, has been making a speech in
Steubenville, in which he handled some of
his political brethren without gloves, charac
terizing ex-Secretary Meredith as an "official
i)junderer," and Horace Greely as a "white
ivered scoundrel, who deserved to be pin
ned by , the ears to the stocks." This is
strong language, but we presume Col. Col- j
lier was convinced of the truth of what he '
, . said. ,
'jsr .
. 1 he Ohio Medical Convention is to
.- be held in Columbus on the 3d of June.
A monument to the late Gov. Shunk,
"of Pennsylvania, is to be erected on the 4th
of July next.
A Cleveland correspondent of the N
Y, Tribune understands that ex-Governor
Slade, the noted abolitionist of Vermont, in
tends to make Cleveland his future place ofj
residence.
. . Linton W. Pettibone, a young law-
' yer of Delaware, Ohio, committed suicide a
few days since, by shooting himself with a
rifle.
The highest premium paid for tick
ets to Jenny Lind's concert in New York, on
the 6th, was 91,50. - Only about 200 per
sons attended the sale, and many tickets
were not sold at all. r
Gen. Hinton, the mail robber, was
seen in Cuba a short time since; by a gentle
man returning from California, who formkrly
knew him in Ohio.
Mr. Wise, in a late speech in the
Virginia Convention, said that one firm in
Baltimore, in ten years, had amassed a for
tune of 0250,000 by transporting oysters to
the Western States, and that they had paid
she Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in one year
935,000 for carrying oysters alone.
Strawberries have made their ap
pearance in the Cincinnati market. I
r The Reform Convention of Mary
land has finally adopted a New Constitution
which provides for the election of judjes,
abolishes imprisonment for debt, provides a
homestead exemption at w500, abolisheslot-
tenes, gives & uniform representation, &
From CAUPOKNiA.The steamer
bio
arrived at New York on the 22d inst., bring
ing over one million of dollars in gold! as
freight, besides a large amount in the haids
of passengers.
Tin Wool Market.
Below we furnkh
-to our readers tho prices of wool at sevetd
leading points: 1
r CtiuwXm Common wool, 25 to 30k.
( Quarter blood 32J, half blood 33 to 31.
Three-fourths to full blood 37 to 40.
.r."9'0TCo,nmon 88 to 30- Quarte
wooossj.;. Half blood 35. Three-fourth
to full blood 37 to 40. " j
Jfew York. Wool is inactive.no deserin.
tipn to buy at present rates asked fordomes-
tie fleeoes. The market is full 6c lower than
a month ago. Foreiim wool accumulate
According to all appearances the market for
the new crop will open at low prices. .
" E)nton proposes spending some
time", in Washington, prior to removing to
Missouri, , .i u , ,t.f, ....,
- 77 The, Raleigh Register nominates
Fillmore for President,' and , Graham for
Vice President, in 1862. .'-. i "
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL
OF THE
STEAMER IFRICi.
One Week Later Prom Europe.
New Yokk, May 21.
The Steamship Africa arrived this morn-
mS- bektl " verpooi on Saturday the 1 0th
iti&SEr.
passage is one of the best to this port,, hav-
. inir sk-ocjiiiuiuiucu cue uaKHHi'e m iu aavi
!...
and 17 hours from dock to dock
The opening of the Frankfort Diet has
been postponed from the 1 2th to the 13 th
inst.
ENGLAND.
The Crystal Palace experiment has had
l,1
The Metropolitan Journals teem with
lengthy notices of the many wonders of the
British and Foreign arts.
FRANCE.
There is little of importance. A state
ment made by La Press, on the authority of
M. Degargin, has caused some excitement.
It is stated that on March 28th, 1840, Gon
garnier proposed to Lcdru Rollin, Minister of
the interior, that if 12,000 men were grant
ed mm ne would land in England and pro
claim are public. M. Girardin persists in
nis asseveration, and now states that the
General sent in a written proposition to Le
dru Rollin to the same effect. Girardin's
partizans say he has the same. The charge
has not been denied. Petitions in favor of a
revision of the power are becoming general.
The funds are still heavy.
ITALY.
The greatest agitation prevails iii the Ro
man states and throughout Italy. The move
ment is expected to commence at Genoa
The Marquis of Durango, of the council has
loft
a. n . j .
a. :r :i.i' ,. "
UUlllUt;iilLB 11 IHKSMIIII. 1 lit m li'Cl HI III TilOl)
are against the Commercial League of the
I Italian States.
"SPAIN.
We learn from Madrid that the srovcrn
ment on the 1st inst., dispatched a courier to
Lisbon, with instructions for., the Spanish
ministry wi reference to the success of the
Saldanhas
...-.....o aihuiiccuuu. VJUK mutts juau
rid papers announces that Count Dcthormar
has been accredited Minister Plenipotentiary
Extraordinary to the Spanish Court.
From Madrid. We learn that the Span
ish Government is actively negotiating with
France, for the adjustment of the boundary
between the two countries on the Pyrcnian
frontiers. It was the general opinion that
the Cabinet would obtain a large majority in
ine provinces, ii is rumored that the U,ueen
is in a very delicate situation.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The steamer Hellespont arrived at Ply
mouth on the 8th instant. She left the Cape
on the 4th ult. There had been some, fight
ing, but not very serious. Some of the Cape
Mouud Rifles are said to have gone to the
Caflries.
PORTUGAL.
Madrid, May 7. The Duke of Saldanhn,
has been made President of the council of
Ministers by the Queen of Portugal. j
GERMANY. - "
A telegraphic dispatch dated Berlin, May
6th, in the Colouge Gazette, informs us that,
according to the Austrian correspondence,
the diet will open on the 11th of May, and
that the entry of Austria, with all her States,
into the Confederation, will form the first
subject of discussion. !
NEW YORK MARKET May 27.
Flour. The market continues steady ; we
note sales of Flour at $4,25 for common;
fancy Ohio 84,02; extra $5,00; Gencssee,
prime, $4,75 $ bbl.
Gran. We note sales of Genessee at $ 1 , 1 5
$) bush. Corn Sales of western mixed
and yellow at 59C 1c. Rye SmaH sales
at 7374c. Sales of Oats at 4547c.
Sales of Pork at $ 1 4. 50 for old mess ; new
is neid ai $ 15,00 to $15,25 bbl.
Small iales of Lard at 9c.
Lead Holders are demanding $4,C2
$4,68 for Galena.
Whisker is dull at 2223 in bbls.
BALTIMORE MARKET May 27.
Flour. Sales of Howard street $4,31 1 f)
bbl. ; City Mills at $4,374-.
Sales of hdian Meal at $3,03c p bbl.
Bacon. large sales of sides at 9Jc; 7
71 for shailders ; hams at 9 1 lc.
Sales of Ltrd at 1 e in kegs.
Whiskey is dull at 23c.
CINCINNATI MARKET-May 27.
Flour. We notice several small sales at
$3,50S!3(5dbbI.
Sales of country cured hams at 8 Je ; sales
of shoulders at 6c. Lard is firmer.
Sales of Sugar, low fair at Cc.
Coffee. The market is unsettled, though
not much offered.
Small sales of N. 0. Molasses at 30c.
Sales of Whiskey, from river, at 1 8c ; from
wagon at 18J.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
Allkoiienv Citv, May 27.
Cattle. The number offered was barely
sufficient to meet the wants of the city butch
ers; 150 head, a fair article, was' disposed
of in lots to suit purchasers, at 3 to 4 Jc $
gross, equal 10 0lffl7(J7c nett.
Sheen. Holders are firm, with an activn
demand; sales of 100 head sheep at 01,25
to 1 ,7a neaa. Bale ot 40 head of Lambs
at 81,00$ head.
Hogs. The offerings were only 40 head,
all of which were disposed of at 44 Jc $ lb
gross.
STEUBENVILLE MARKET.
Steubenvillb, May 27.
Flour. $3,0083, 12 $ bbl in wagon.
Wheat 6265 $ bush.
Oat 25c $ bush.
Coffee 12o $ lb by the bag.
Wool Common to one-fourth. 3033:
one-half, 333G; three-fourths, 3638;
tun, 400)46c.
PITTSBURGH MARKET-May 27
h lour I torn wharf. 83. 1 2G1S3.25 39 hhl
Retail at 3,373,45. .
Groceries. Coffee 104(aiU: Sucrar G8
M7e in hhd; Molasses 3637JL
Fruit. Dried Peaches $1,25 1,50; do
Mmies 70(57.
Fish. No. 3 Mackeral $8,25$8,50.
feathers. Sales at 32()35c.
Butter Roll 1012; keg'89c.
UUram. Wheat 6070c bush,
c; Corn3435c; Oate 2930.
Rye
CBacon. Hams8J8 ; Shoulders 67 ;
Sies8i8. Sugar cured Hams 10i10J
Wool. Common to one-fourth 2830c;
onV-half 3I33; three-fourths 3437J;
fuB3840clb. ,
CADIZ HOTEL
FORMERLY KEPT BY
JOHN 8. LACEY,
THE subscriber wishes to inform his
I " l 'fiends tad tbe public federally, thai
j he hss taken the six renamed stand
.Va in i I and ba. given it s thorough repairing
FARE REDUCED!
I aa determined to five as good Fare, and to
make iswer Bins than was ever made in
C.dit. Tbe pnblie is well awsre that this house
has been badly kept lor some lime past, but 1 nm
confident. bv strict atteutinn tu huiinrAo. that it
enn again be elevated tons former position.
Please five lie a call, and prove tbe truib of these
assertions.
Livery Stable.
In connection with tin's house is a
ffT OOOU tlVEKV STABLE.
reraons wishing vcmcicsoi any kind
can be nccoiumoduted at the .hori-
zest notice, and on the most reason
able terms.
majU ly
D. TURNER.
Cough, Cold. AMhtMi, Influenza
mid ;onsHiHiMoii.
DR. DU1
OY.-A
DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REME-
Afllicted reader rfo not suffer ihisdis-
euse to knil its fntul threads in your system t they
are ceilnin to hurry you to an untimely grave.
lias not experience taught you uuvn not occu
lar pioofs convinced you that Comumnlion is
certuin denih to all whom it mny encounter.
hen left till a Inle period 1 Then whr will rou
deliiy procuring a remedy in due senson to urresi
the progress ol thui lellueslrover? A Cold. which
soon terminates in n couching, by which soreness
of throat and inflammation of the mucous mem
brane of tie bronchi is produced, and lbs Lungs
rendered open to disease. Thus persons suffer
themselves to procmstiimto until death looks in
at tbe door when 'hey will begin to be concern
ed about their heulth, when in all probability it
is too Into. May nil who have a cold take time
ly warning, and get rid of it as soon as possible.
Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be
fore the public tested by thousands, and (Inilj
used in almost every laiuily tliroyghout the differ
ent States for diseases of the Chest and Lungs.
The vast amount sold in this town, and that to so
many persons who come buck and obtain it by the
half doicn bottles, is sufficient evidence of its
wnudciful officucy. A fresb supply jast received
by Jinny 14 6ml J"N HEALL.
f DAGUERREOTYPES'! &
r a mr, uuuersignou nuvmg tilted up his rooms
JL lor uiiguerrcotypmg, is ready to take liken
canes oi mo various sizes usually In Hen.
Rooms at the Court House,
"nID-tf If. DAVIS.
Magnificent Stock
OF
.f.VIP
StJJIJSEU
DRY
GOODS!
XV. in? his Block of Sli-4 iiir mill tiumiiu.
W ,iumuibl I 1H HOW Tcei-lt-llltf ll fl unpn.
Ootids, which for vnrinlir. i.i.utiw... ..
and chenpnesscaniiut bo surpassed by any other
suuu in uiu est. iinvuir puruinised
..iific .nun uuuuie mi iibuiii mock, ii nil pnncipa
ly for CASH, he is determined to sell
CHKAr-KK THAN THIi CHEAPEST
ami those wishing to purchase a good ami fash
luoniuu uruciti oi nuirmer Apparel, will liud it to
ineir auvat tage to sivc h in a en II. hnfnrn .,
chasing elsewhere . His siock consists of, in part
CLOTHS. Ac Sec &-c
Black French twill Cloths, the finest ever be
fore offered j also brown, bliick, nnd olive Clothi
to sun purchasers; Cusaiineres, black Doe skin.
una ntney colors ol tho very latest styles; torretli.
er wiin u gencrul tixanriinei.t ol Summer Hat
summer boating, nieii'a Cm vats, l.imieit for
runts, men and boj's wear of nil kinds.
LADIES' !)ltKSS GOODH.
Ulaclt dress bilk, silk Bareges, I nwns. black
mm nine Alpacas, I, urn res, ! reach Giughain, to
gether wilh u very exicHsive assortment of I'rints
oiso uonnets, lionnet Kitihons, rrunci ,t lowers
rarasois, rurasolells. Mitts, Uloves, Hosiery
uiuv nun uaiiu" -v iUt".
,.,.;)viiite fjnons.....
wiuto hwissand s,.i, h Mull, while IlUhop
Lawns, India Bunk Miialiic. Neiting; ('anihric.
Miinenciiiuhricllaiidkereliirid-ver line. Also
riais Kir little girls.
HARDWARE. &r-.. &r.
Ilardmirc, Qiioensiv iie. tJrur. rii. em
etc
l-ountry Produce l:iU n in i-xJiuuga Air goods
Kcmeniber the old aiand , inuneUuiti ly ;jwji7 tlie
iimyl41y R. J. BENNETT,
CEABB'S
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND ULU1MIING STOUE
MAIN STREET, CADIZ, O.,
(Directly opposite thi I'uhlic liu tiding.
rlillb subscriber calls the attention of his
JL menus and the puMio, 10 his largo and well
maue si'KING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
which for variety of stvle ano f:inliiniia. nnd n
" . ...... i' 'i. nujjij 1.1..-, 11 l
cellence, has never been upprouched by any thing
111 iiiurnei
lie is determined tnrivesatiufnniinn in nil h
selling good urticles, ns well made mid as cheap
... .M'uii. in . iiiijiiii:i)iu:i. nu inereiore
not only invites the people of theeountry, visiting
the town, to give hiiu h call, hut the eitizeus of Ca
diz ulao; for which nothing will be churtrod, but
thanks will be returned, whvthci thev purchase
ll Hill,
As he intends to keep constantly on hand every
thing in tho CLOTHINU LINE, mill all thai
makes up n gcntlenian's wardrobe, and at such
prices as shall defy competition, he hopes by strict
ii. i,;iii iuii iu uiiaiiiH88. 10 ineci ine vinwii nun ren-
soiinble wishes of nil his friends and the nuhlic
gVIIUIKIJJ,
ltfigular Custom Business,
Will becoiilinued.un'l irilrmenlanf nil kindamade
and trimmed as muni in the best manner, at the
same stand. Particular attention will be bestow
ed upon this department.
rursons wno mny notilesireliiin to makeup the1
garments, can bo furnished with a most suiierh
.....I If. I . I- I
I.IIU IIIUIIUIU BIOUK Ol
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
with appropriate trinuiiiiicrs. at his store. There
is not us good a stock in town as his from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia F.tsh
ions will be regularly rcceitcd.
lie is Agent for Williams N.Y. Fashions. Tni
lors can he supplied on liberal terms, with the
latest fashions.
(CT" Having in common with everv hodv else.
miown ku ii ioiik ume mat sucn an esinniisiinwnl
ns the above wnslmdJy wanted in Cndix, he eon
fulontly bono thut the nulilio will triuinnhnntli
sustain him. On his part, be will exert himself
to tne utmost to please.
t;.KUt, .nay , ihji.
"VriLLEK'Scelebrnted Cradling 8cythes, also
Xv J.trnss :ytncs, lor sine ny
may 14. & II. M'Fsddkn.
OIIKUI Shears of superior qunlilty, and .Wool
i wine, lot sale ut s. A. II. M'f tonsil's,
I3HAUTIFUL new styles Ueroge Dclunes ut
Kery low prices, nt
mny7-tl
Woons' Dbtot.
Q ll,K POPTlNS, und silk trimmings to mutch,
J at prices to suit all the people,
Cull ut
may? tf
Woods.
BAREGE DtXANES of new und fine sty Us
Ladies, CDiue and see them, at
mnygl SIIOTWELt. & CRABCS.
13ONNETS and Hats of various kinds, Jenny
m m i.iuiin, vtueeii B uwn, etc., uic.,1il
ma 31
SIIOTWEI.L &. CKADB'S.
LADIES' and Misses' (i AITKKS, half Guilers,
Jenny Liud and Morocco Slippers, nt
muy9l SHOT WELL & CRABB'S.
POLAND Silk and Lining for Ladies' Dresses
just received nnd for sale at
nmy2l 8HOTWELL &CR ARB'S.
BUTTONS A new style. forLadies'sdreises,
just received nnd for sale nt
uiiiy9t SHOTWELL . CRABB'S:
A ttTIFICIALS.Faim, Combs, Neck Ribbons,
mnyai
SHOTWELL A.
CRABB'S.
CRADLES..
-James
Miller's cnlehruted Crn.
iJ dies und Scythes, for sale by
ma,v3l-4t WELCH t PHILLIPS.
SILK FRINO, of a superior quality, lor sole by
mnyiH ? SHOTWELL ftCR A II B.
I3ARAS0LS A bciiutiful article of Lntlins'
. Pnrasols, received nnd for ta la br ..' ;i
nwy2I i SHOTWELL & CRACBi
XfS
. . ... w
CjC ...
DR. GUYSOTTa IMPROVED EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SAR3APARIL
LA. Tbe remedy for Purifrinr the Blood, ami
Caring Diseases, and the only Resaedy thai is
thoroughly emcieni ma penectly harm less. Ut
Gallon's Eitract of Y el tow Dock arid SnriM ril
ls, for tlis cure ol all Diseases generate.! bv in-
pure blood ita grealshccess justly eniitlrs it to
tbe name ol the
Urent Amricnn S ore I fir..
80 far as it is knowi, it ii universnlly appreci-
nicor ami many vnuieni pnysiciuns use it daily
in their practice with tbe most happy effects, and
certify that it is the but rxtracl iu existence, and
the out? one Ibat
ST.iftDS THI TE&T OF TIME.
Every year adds u its great popularity, and
multiplies i Is astonishing cures. Tr e victim of
HEREDITARY SCORFULji,
with supuruting glnmk, houey-cosned flesh, and
enrries eating into hisbonet, finds Guysost's Yel
low Dock and Sn rsapirilla a bald lor hisofflio
lions. His horrible torments aie nssunged, and
his maladv not only relieved, but
PERMAXhNTLY CURED.
It nay be tifely auerteil from the results ol
past exierience, thai "Dr. Guysott's Extmct tf
Yellow Uock nnd bismparille'' is beyond all
comparison, the
Mot Wonderful Remedy on Earth!
for ihefollowing iliswises, and all others proceed
ing from
VITIATED BLOOD:
Scorfula.or King's Evil; Rheumatism; Obstinate
Cutaneous Eruptions; Pimples or Pustules
on the lacej Blotches ;Uoils; Chronic Sore
Head 1 Enlargement and Puins of the
Bones nnd Joints, Stubborn Ul
cers, Sytthilitiq Symptoms,
ts-intlu or' Lumbago;
nnd diseases mi
siim from an ,
cious
u 0
of niercu
rv, acitcs. or .
dropsy, exMurn
or imprudence in life;
Li-er Coaiplaint, Ague and
Fever, Intermitting Fever, Chol
era Morbus Dysontury, Diarrhoea,
Plcthorn of Blow) in the Head, Pain in
tbd Back, Sides, Breast or Loins, Piles, anil
all forms of muscular, glandului ami skin diseases.
I t isasovcrign sier.ific for General Debility,
and the best renovator for a Broken Constitution.
It braces and re-invigorates everv ortran. pro
motes activity nnd regularity in every function.
..iu m. mucus unit oonuiiiiinol tne whole physical
system, which is the beet scurity for LONG LIFE
Let all who wish o puree the blood from the
impurities contracted from the free indulgence of
..o npfiviiie uunug ins witter, ami to prepare the
system to "
RESIST SUMMER EPIDEMICS,
resort now to " Guysott's extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla," which is proving itselfan nn
tidote for many of the most malignant discuses
that flesh is heir to, and they will never be disap
pointed; for in this remedy the public faith has
never wavered never can waver t for it ii found
on experience, just as their want of luith in oilier
nnd spurious compounds is also founded on ex
perience. Thev
FL Y FROM MWERAI, NOSTRUMS,
to seek hope, life nnd vii;or from this
rUKt.LV YKUI5TAULIS REMEDY.
Therefore, however broken down in health nnd
spirits, however loathsome to himself and oibers.
let no one despair 01 recovery; let the patient
only understand that his hope of physical resto
ration lies only in " Guysotl's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sursupitrilla," and persuade bun for
IIU Ivtle's Sake.
to try it, and wo have no hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration, to health.
Cure 0 an aggravated cane of F.ririmlat.
WOMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION ..
It bus no ooiiul in the Materia Mudica. and at
thut critical period of life when the first stage of
her decline commences, its cordial, and iuvigora
tiiig properties will etWW b.o . ,. ' -
ftr None ore genuine unless nut un iiilarze
squuro bottles, containing a quart, and name of
the Syrup blown in tbfc glass, with
the written
me wniicn
signature of S. V. Bennett on tbe outride
rapper.
Price .! ner bottle, or 6 bottles fur tf
.Sold bv J. D. P Al!k'. Ci'ne.inniiti. Ohin
North-rnst corner Fourth and Walnut Btreets
entrunce on Walnut street to whom all orders
must be addressed. '
Aoents John Benll. and M'Bcan & Knox.
Cadizj Hogg & Parrinli, Mnorefield; John Hogg,
Mt. Pleasant: J. Crunihncher i. Aon. Wheelinir.
. . a. ,,1-nnip, an uuenviiie, npv.f-iy
Price Reduced'
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE1
Large Boltlca-ttuly Quo Dollar.
Tlx Propnttor of tin Grast Amarican Rcmedr " Vacb.'.
V.O.TA.I.S LiTBoxT.irric MiiTuts," indued brUw
orient wliciutioni of Im Actnu, tbtau.lioul llw llniut
Stues luil Ctwli, hu now ,
Kedaced th Prlos
of hit sonata Aid wU known .rlfeWl sad fro tmn in..
beneefortb, b. will pnt up bat out riu oolr, bit a.usrt
bottlei: th teuil priao will bt ,
Oil S01111.
TIm piblio mtr nt smnd Uiat Uw chtnctnr of to. If ll.
cWm. Iia fUongtli, and .ontivo proprtli will ar-VAia
eMCHANO.s. ami Oi. Mme eAra will b bojtowod i. aro
pAriag it ai heretofore.
Ai thii medicloe. ander ill roduceil priM, will bo rardiAAoa
br thoM who bar not bilhorto nod IhemwlYOi aeqaAintod
with iu virtaM, th proprietor woild bet to intiraAto tbu bia
uticlo ii not to btclAKd wilh tho tut Amount of " homliol
of thodAf i" It diiau for iUelf o .rMter htalint pcr. im
mil ditwi,' tXam rs oUat prtparation now itfort tk
world ; and hu iHtAinod iuoif for oi. hi tout br in laporior
modicAl viitaei. And. naUl thi rodaouoa, oommAAdod doablo
tho prico of Anr otlwr Article in tliii line.
None. Pasticc.aslt. thii Article uli with .not heel.
Ing power And oortAintr. upon Uio
Blood, tivsr, Kidney., Itutgi,
and all other okam. spoo the ptopor sotun of whleb life And
bealdi depend.
Thli medleino ku A Jietle klh npite u a rwneer ft
. Dropsy and Gravel
.ail all diMAica of that .Atom. It bat tie retted open whoa
tbe intelli.ent phynician hu ibsndoned hlf pAtient, end for
llieea dutfowinf dinAeai, more eepeoiillr Dsoriv, the propri
etor would eemaittr And boneellr recommend H. At H.
preeent price it ii eAiilr obtained by all. And the IfiAl will pnv.
die Article to be the
Chsspeit kedieiaa ia ta World!
tST PleoM oik for PAmphleU the ogeoti fire ther awa
ther oonula erer liiieen petoi of neeipu, (in Addition to fell
nodical natter) voluble for hoamhold parpoeM. and which
will uro siAlir dollAn per rear to practfcAl boniekeepon.
Thee, nrjeipto Are intndneod I make tbe book of (real
Alaa, uida from la chaiaoter u an adrertliini mediant for
tb nodicmo. tbe leiunonr ia favor of which, in the fore, of
letten from all parti of the oosntrr, na? be relied a poo.
Van.hn'i Vetetabl. LhhoMripUe Mittsi"-tb
Greet AsMrfrjan Remedr, bow for lale in Quirt boulu at (I
oaah.eniill bottlet al 60 on each. Mo mill bottlei will be
tented after Uio preen tttock la dlepaood of.
PriiHHPal f idee, Bo.aIo, M.' Y SBI Miia Street.
.- . . O. C.VAUCHJf.
M. B All ktten (eicopdnt rroei otentl and dealer! whk
whom he mneacu bail new) bum be post paid, or ao atleolloa
illbesiiren'tolhev..
A GENTS John Beall, Cadiz, O.
A. F. Crotkey, Neie Market, O
Hogg Jf Parriih, Moorfield, O
I noma Arnell, Antrim, U.
Ogden Jf Clark, Cambridge, O
. Roby Jf Co., Lresburgh, O
J. For bet, ten,, Hagertown,0
mayM-ly
RAILROAD HOUSE.
BY HENICY lfllLLHIZCK.
Cobner of Tiimn and Aoami Stbrbti.
STEUUENVILLE. OHIO.
THIS house hn been tberoughlv repaired,
and is one of the best now in theeity. It is
conveniently loomed, nnd ha. in connection a
rge tviigon yard, and rood Stabling.
Satisfactory accommodations Bills low. -
np30, '51-ly HENRY MILLII1ZER.
A AA YDS. well suleoiedjet black silk Luce,
'iUlJfrom 3-4 lo l4i ino.be wide. Also.
Marseill. Skirl of bet (iiiulitv nt
may7-tf Wqoa'a Caaaa.
PRINTS 250 vnrktir. from S cents to 35 eta
per yard-, wonh seeing. Call on
mayr-ii . Wood.
Ji
ist received a new lot ot cheap Bolinnt Rih
bnni. and a niiicnilloent nieco of lll.ick Hilk.
for .ale cheap at, . , S, I II M'FaoDaikV
r
I;
may ii. , t ...
J. -V. Senseny,
DEALER IN 'ALL KINDS OP
BRITISH, FBENCII $ AMERICAN
fancy and siavle
Dry Qoodfy
No. 133, Main street, Wlicclin
Va.
y7-SI-ly
J. ELLIOTT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Moretgn ana Mioviestu
VARIETIES AND FANCY GOODS,
No 1 Go, Alain street, Wheeling, Va.
mayi-at-iy
S. G. ROBINSON,
Window Glass, Sash, White Lead,
Oil, I urpentinc, Paint, Brushes,
Dry Paints, &,c,
Opposite the Melodeon Buildings, No. 75, Muiu
street. Wheeling. Vn. niv7-5l-lr
John II, Thompson,
WIIOLESALK AND RETAIL
UookiclIeiA. Stationer
AND DEALER IN
Paper Hangings
monroe Street, wheeling, va.
mn7-5l-!y
12. JL. WML.DI2
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Bookseller, Stationer
AND DEALER IN
WAI1 PATER.
WINDOW BLINDS,
AND VARIETY OOOIS
Corner of Main and Uniox Sts..
wrr w ar -m- . '
Wholesale Dealers, School Committee, and
Teachers supplied on lhe most reasonable terms.
mny7-ly
PATTEItSON &. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
33, MONROE ST.,
WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
OFFERS for sale nt the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES, a large and well selected assort
ment of :
piiUGSrAND ItlEDICIXCS,
trench, EntlUh und American Chemical.
Faint VU Oils. Dve Stuffe. Vnn.i.l. w:.
llOW Gllllk.. OrulffifltB Glllaatimrte !....!.. P II
..- , t ".una. Tuiiiipiie
, , . r.---- , ... u.i . . vt nil - n v.. ....f..cm,, mill IUT
Kiuas, Brontes, I erfiimery, Surgical InBtriimeni.JIricnd. considering my case hopeless, or at least
"'"err Materials, GENUINE COD LI VER beyond the reao . ol lhe physician's skill, advised
OIL, together with every urticle comprising ih0l,he use of " Wislni'. Balsam of Wild Cherry .'
stock ot n Dniggjgt.
niny7-ly
TIIOS. G. CULBEIITSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer iw
Cooling Stove, Gratti, Hollow Ware, etc.,
No. 19. Union Stik
HAVING always on hand the choice of the
market, ut lowest cash
:;..,. ..: .i o:...u... .... '". r s.
u iii.nuiiifii mane: also mnnulai--
turer of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, in
7. . . '""-"r8 incliUWEST PRICES.
Burke &. Barnes' Improved
SALAMANDER SAFES,
nssoited aiius lor sulo ns above; being the onit
agent for tliem in the city, I will sell at prices
ll canaot fiiil to please. my7-ly
ALDERMAN'S OFFICE,
WHEELING, VA.
DMACLANK, Alderman of tha 1st Ward
.Ofliec, corner of Main und Jefferson st
will promptly and faithfully Rttcnd to any busi
ness eutiusled to his cure, lie may be found at
i Imlm mfuln K .I..a r I ....
-11011111111 III sun." In sr.
i, . . "J" "'"' "I I IW 11 III I OtllCrW Be
Denoaitintia mlm.. , . i, ,...i m.
. ..v..,i.ricii.-iiu in vnio courts.
mny7-ly
S. P. BLACK,
ATTORNEY AT 1.AXXT.
PRACTICES in (he Western Counties of Vir
giiuii, and ndjoining counties of Ohio. OtKe
.:.,rii.- Vvi
on Main street, between Madison and JoflV-rAni, ,
(opposito the N.
W.
Bunk) Wheeling- VinriniV, I
au; wnieiing, Virginia.
majv-ly
Mlutultvave
AND CUTLERY,
. , n;nir virea, traveling, Va
THE subscriber has justrcceiv-
cd u complete assortment of
Hardware nutl Culler y
of every description, in the line
mr oiniins, carpenters, Mill - :
Wrights und Hou-e-finihiinr
together wifli Syihes, Sickles,
Scvthe Siiuihc Scvil
and Rifles, Grain Cradles, fine two, three und lour
prong rorKs,siiot'cls. Simile. Mattocks, mill nml
cross cul Suws, bronilund chopping Axes, cast,' f
slictirond English blixcr Steel, Machine Curd.1
etc., etc., togelhur with everv variety in the
Hardware line, which will ho wild onus good
terms ns can bo round in the We,t.
nmv7.lv UAMiir-r vrst-i
j -j . c. i u ivccji,,
Dry Goods House
NO. 176, MARKET ST.,
win:ni.i ij, viiioinia.
T T D. MO'FTE, at lhe old stand of Greer
r f i Motto, would uivue th attention ofi
me ci turns or llnrrsoii county, lo his extensive
stock of
DRY GOODS,
winch he is now receiving from all the Euntem
ciiu-s. In the nssoriacut will bo
new style, of -
found ull the
Dross Goods,
a. tlieycotnc outin the season, wilh every article
in the Dry Goods line.
Mon -y can be saved by those winding lo nur
rh...i l.u .i .1' -l ?
....ot,, ..j gumir, vvncro nirre are cneap siocas to
select from. Additions will he intuit- to lha as
sortment! every few days throughout the season.
in.iy7-ly
Beymcr House
BY JOHN P.. WALKER,
Ma n Street, near the Nurth.WetternJIank,
and one tquare North of the
Sutiiention liridve.
PI "III IS HOUSE hn. been ihoroughly re fitted
1 und sumilicd wilh new furuiiur throiiuhnHt.
Citizens ol Harrison County visiting Wheeling
w,,i unci in line iioiiie every convenience nectitsu
ry ta their comfort.
Tho Best of Fare and Low Bills
There i. also connected with tho house a lnrere
nnd cominodiou. Wilson Yard, and an ex
cellent Stable, nearly new. ffr-The Ka.lern
and Western stages tall Hi thi. house ivkrv dav
or passengers. mn7-ly
COLUMBIA HOUSE
Main ttreet. near the Suiinention. RHJee.
10NR ADSTROBLE reennunand. In nil vov.
Vnger. Unit hi. hotel is tho best established in
mecuy, gunrniiireing the CHKArESI and.tha
tiraniptest service, 'l he best drink lire always
nepi nt tne nar, especially runr, UUUMAIH
nir.a, aim good I aier Veer.'1
may-tl . COIN RAD STROBI.E
VM. TELL HOUSE
By Lewis .Snider,
No.
200, Eal Side of Market
Square,
WHEELING. VA.
riHI3 HOUSE having recently been re-filled
J throughout with new fatniture, Ihcoiiisen. of
Harrison nnuiity will Unci it n convenient plane
to stop nt wheu coming to market.
The Slnbling i. largo and nommodiout, and is
nearly new. ' ' . . 5 t . "
Tho best uf ftire, good lirtor nnil client) bill.
Call nt tha Wa. Tell IIouo when you coma to
Wheeling. , , a - LEWIS SNYDER.
"J?.-'r;(,;.y f t, ' .i.,; ',,,
Tie Great Remedy for Consumption of the
ijtng, Jiffecuom vj ie rrarr, Aitkma,
Itronekilit, Paint or XYealnteti of Ut,
ItreaM or Lni, and other ejection
the Pulmonary Organs.
TTTISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
V V is a fine herbal Medicine: eoiaposnl
cl.U flj of Wild Cherry Dark and the rcmiiiie
Iceland Moss, (tha luiier iniMrieii asprcssly for
this puipoae.) the rare atadicul virtue, of which
are also caaibineil by a new cbeaicnl pnic,
with tha ElUtcl of Tar thus randeriur tha whole
compouad the uoat cerlaiu am edicacioa. rem
edy ever discovered for
ivonsumption of the Lungs !
(& Interetting Correspondence. Dr. W.
i Bunks, ol Xenin.Ohio. hirhl, rmirriiibU
Drugtist in ibat delightful villace, informed a.
thill the snlt of Wittur'. Bnlniia of Wild Chrnw
i. unnnrullcled. The demand (61 it U mn eager,
that lie can hardly keep himself supplied with it.
lie has had in his store medicine, for lent ffo
tiun.. Some of these were esteemed rood mul
on e gave lemiiorury relirf. But since na has
had Wistar's llalsnm of Wild Cherrv. a numho,
ice nt nna
ol the most serious cases were completely cured ; U"'MW TSJ8!' V ,n. "" '.
by it. um. I neversoM . medicine," .n,. lhe fy'1"'1""1 rr-aaa bad fa.M.
Doctor, "in which I bad .bat entire confidence1. , rkT Bitter, ara wot thy tlwn.goa.ori,..
that I have in this." M, . 'r'sin! great virtue in tha ractiocarwa
(HtIt Cubes! Whenever Wisttt'a Bal
. , . . .
sum is iiitrodaced, it at once attain, that high
reputation which it .o nchly deserves. What
can prevent iu sale, when on every bund can be
witnessed it wonderful cures T The Worst case
ol Astlima, recrnt nnd dangerous Ccnghs, (and
also those thai are ol long standing.) Bronchitis
or Consumption (iu its early stage) nre always
cured by this remarkable Medicine.
IIGICUU.rAHY CONSUMPTION!
c-Mrru urn miiur nauam or iriM Uhtt'
J . , ... l.'.j - D 1 iir.i ...
ry. Tho following cure of Jeremiah Isgrigg, of
I'oiisnmption. (five ol his brothers and sisters hav-
ing diiil of Consumption,) is tiuly wonderful,
Ought not this to urge the -lnlctcd to make use
. ..... ...m....-,,i.iii& iciiicuj, wncu ii i. eueciing
cures like the following:
Pleasant Riook, Ilumilton Co;, O., i
' September 37, 1850.
J . D. Pisa Dear Sir: I take the liberty of
advising you of the benefit that I hare derived
from the use of " Dr. Wistur'a Bal. m of Wild
Chetry.'' 1 wasnroetntcd , y tbut terrible scourge
Consumption, in May lust. Tile attuck was truly
horrifying to me, for fie of our family (my bro-
ther. and sisters) hud died of Consumption. I
wns nfflicted with nearly all of tbe worst fenlurrs,
r i- - i . I .. . - i. i
nun h ui.iiL-niiig cotign, una expectorated a
great deal or blood, liecuc fever, seere pains
in lhe side and chest, cold chills.nltemaiing with
flushes of heat and copious night sweats,
I wns under the care of a skillful physician.
WeU. nro . heiliv ihnn nlir.ii, halnl.u I
roiu ma .line i wns uni'll .ICK. until about six
Without my Knowledge, mr father nracurnt it.
nnd commenced administering it to me. nnd from
tne nrst uny Hint i commenced taking it. my
hnlillh imnmviHl. nnll in ten wwlt, Car. iI..i:...b
, ..- .uumiiio
I commenceil using tl, I was able to be out and
oversee my business, nnd labor, which I still con
tinuetodo. I have taken four bottles of the
Med iciuo, and now cousider myself perfectly
well. 1 make this statement to induce others that
nre afflicted ns 1 have been, to muke trial of " Dr.
Wistar's Bulsam of Wild Cherry,'' which remedy
-. g ir a iuinciivu, rrBiorcu
my health. JKREMIAH ISGR1GG.
A CaSO Of Weeding at the Lun2sJ"n ,..UJP'-'P"'. onecun doubt-, after, usiurlt
....... e
uaisam j rmi tnerry.
t nowN roi.NT, Luke County. Iml , 1
June 15th, 1849. V
John D. Pak Denr Sir. As I have a deep
commiseration lortbo itlTlic ed, permit me to give
von a brief history of mv nfflictinna. iml iI.a h.
ef of J ivm mv ' i j 1 1
cfits derived from the use of " Dr. Wisinr'. Bui-
snm of-Wild Cherry." -.- . - ;
In July, 1849. 1 was ntln.-lted wilh n fever of a
typhoid character, winch left me in a ery debil
ituted state, when in the following winter I was
tuken with a severe cold, which reduced ma to
such nil. extent us to give me tha appearance
oi a confirmed consumptive. I labored under a
severe cough expectorated a greatdcal, and wa.
irouoieti Willi cold lect ami mehi sweats.
frequently rinsed blood from my lungs. 1 contin
tied in this state. . grndunlly sinking under
uimrnne, uiiui Jiiillinry, lotl, wnen 1 WU8 again
attacked with fever. My friends disnnired of inv
(""ncaeu wiin icver. my irienus uisnnireu ofinv
I . nn.d ml PhJ8inj"ns uoughl I could survive
'.i i . i .
, anor. time, ray extremities, especially my
fcel , were constantly cold, nnd nlmost lost their
leeung . 1. continued using your Medicine about
six months, and now enjoy vxcellant. health. I
would cheerfully recommend it to nil persons
nuviiig uisenseu lungs. Mcspi-ellully yours,
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Prii:o $1 per bottle six hollies for 5. Sold
h,- 1 n Pisv r-:..: .7 nu.
j . n,.n, jiibiiiii.iii, vino.
North east corner of Fourth nnd Walnut otr.t
entrance on Wuluut street, to whom ull order
ID0'i 00 addrcssetl. Also, by
Johu Bcull.and M'Bean&. Knox, Cadiz; Hoe
Fairish, Moorefield; John Hogg, Mt.Pleasnnt;
- - 'ru"inncner or, ison, wneenng; 1 . S. Ilening,
U.ITUUCIIVIIIC,
"Pl6-y I
BLACH BEAU SOTSL,
BY WM. L. FENNEL.
Markbt Strhkt, Stkubenviilb. Ohio.
rilHlS Hotel, possessing the most central loca
.L lion of any iu the City is large nnd commo-
dious. and i. thnrnuirhlv m.finil nnd ro.fi.r..;.!,.
cd for lhe accommodation of it. incrensinc eus-
torn All the stuges arriving at, and deparlinc
c c...i -n .." ... .. ... . . ..,t.S
nuiu oieuuenvine, wil cull Ul tne IltiAVli OKAK
(roiicr ii iiiwiijbiii rtwuiness at tne noo-j and
new nnd splendid bnggag wugon h. inn
been provided, lo convey bngeugu to and from lhe
House. FREE OF CHARGE.
The proprietor pledge himself to give entire
oimemniioii. np3U, 'a I -ly
Great and Destructive
Wire on the
RAIL ROAD!
WE are now receiving und opening lhe lar
gest end best selected stock ol FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS that hn.evat been
brought lo thi. purl of tbe country, which wo of
fer and will .ell ata. -
LOW HATES
a any other .tare in tho country. W bare loo
high an opinion of the good sense and judgment of
tuo miming vuiuiuuiiiiv ui iinriioun counly, 10
think they can be gulled by tha noisy burking
unci gitosuig of some of the small fry, that have
been puffing over tha enlargement of .torsa and
good. beyond calculation; l we wish i for lb
community who have the ready
" JOHN DA?IS,
to bring their Cash, and see who lia lhe
PRETTIEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS YET OFFERED.
We make no pretention to.i-ll good. le. than
lha coat to bring them here, but we will cell al a
fair living proCt,and ink their produce nt fair;
market price. We hav taken greul care in v j
lect our good both to quality and cheapness,
wa have no auction guod made to sell nnd noi
to wenr. ,
- Call and see; the Good will (peak for them
selves. SHOT WELL. ar. IKABH,
muy7tf j
MONROE HOUSE,
UV jaitii9 maiuKKS,
Corner of Main and Bridge Street, and
. fronting the Suipemton Bridge. .
11 VIE Bar i. ut all timta supplied with choice
J .tqiiora me inula wan ' tia nt tna nmrKet
ufford and curclal ami obliging aervunl 10
H-niton yoa.
The Have urriv and depart from Ihi bonne
daily, n lien you visit VV heeling fn II al the Mon
roe nonsc.
JAMES MATHERS.
fnay7-tf
Kf BBLtof Muckeral mr ale by
iJU may M. ' - S.fc II. M'Fooa.
C1 KNTLE MEN'S Ware isgoing off at Railotic)
f rpced, lhe steam i up nt
Jaundice, Djrsptpsii, Chronic Bertou !
' lt.j, disra of it Kidutja, si ail
diseases arising from a diaordtr's) Lisas
' nr 8lomicht tuch is Consiipalina. La ward
Filef, fuflness of Blood 10 lbs Jlesd. Midi
ty of ilie Somach, Nausea, llesrllMjrt,
Disgust' for Food, fullness or weight la
tha Stomacb, svu erucstions, nukiug r
fltiiteiing al fbe pi of lk Stomach, iim
mini of lbs I lead, burtied aad diflicall
Braath ng, flulleiiag al tha tlcaM.cbokiDf
or auffucaiiog aensations wbaa ia a lyi
poaiure, dioinesa of vis it-a, dota or ab
lr..f 1 he Bight, ferer and dull paia iA
ilia Head, deficiency i pteiervaliua, Jal
lowoess of lb kin and Ever ,'paia ia la
Side, Back,. Cheat, LioiUe, t,addta
flushes of Heat, bur mugs ia J'tesb, imr
lanl im m i nin rJ L'u . t ..1 j
R- fm v IW
' preaaioa of Spitiur.
cam aa r-rrKCTcaiiT rraaa jrv - ,
DR. HOOFI4AND'8.
CELEBRATED GERMAN .BITTERa f
raarsaair sr
D&. C. X. JACHDOn.
t raa
GERMAN MEDICINE S ORE
No 130, ARCH STREET, PHILADfcLPHIJu
Thir nower aver the above diseases is sni mm..
... .:. - n .
" .,lnu"eu J. "J PVraua ia
vi mma on ins urn iru Kwr fiaasia, alar,
cising the atust searching powers ia SMakaaaaaait
iciMiirme vMHseareninc powers ia wcasaaaaaad
ffertiona of the digestive organ; u ar wiia,
,, ,afc, certain knd pleasant. "
HEAD AND BE CONFlACXDl
(rromtheBotoaiW)
The editor said. Dee id
'Dr. HoolUn:' Jelebratad tierman BIttsr fe
the cn re of Liver Complaint, Jaundic,Dy.pepaia
Chronic or Nervons Debility, i. deasrvedly 011 Jf
I v.. . . i '
mtter. nuvo been used br thousand. ,..!. fc: .1
" our elbow say be ha himself iccrircd
.fectuul und perionnenl rare of Livtr CoanlaiM
from the use of (his waicrfy.. W ate conviacad
Jl. in tbe use of these Bitter., fym patient eo-
iiiuij (uiw imigiu hihi vigor a iuoi wcri s
of grout consideration. Thry ara ptaaaant ia
taste und smell, and can be uwd by persoiw with
tlle m8t delicute .lomncb with salary sndtr m
circumstances. Wearespeakiirgfroiptitm
.and to tho afflicted we advise ihetr as r
"Scotl'a Weekley," one of tli bast Litarar
papt ra published, said A u it 25 '
I "Dr Hoofland's German' Bitter. ar.nnamctarad
by Dr Jackson, ara now recoiumenilad br aoas
,o' ost prominent members of tha mculiv mm
n article of much efficiency iu case nf uL.il
ii . . " " woalU adriso
all mothers to obtain a bottle, and tbua as
themwlve much sickneas. Persona of diibili.a.
ted consututions will find these Riitersadraniuraa
to their heulth, a. wa knew from erperienc. tk
uiuiuij ,-ueci uiej nave nnou wead rslama -MORE
EVJliKNCE.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gsrall.- rka
best family newspaper nuMtsUd in tb laitad
... . v, ..ii, vuiiui ii.OI
DU. IIOOFiiANli S GERMAN BITTERS
"it is sehioiu tin t we recommend wbul is tens
ed Putcnt Mediolno to th .." . ""
mnnm aCaih ,u.1..m. ... .i , . . pat-
o- ...uui., mum, uiereiora. whaa ra
. rccoiuiuoud Dr, Hood'inifs tieiumn liittan. mm
wish it to be distinctly understood thai wean not
.peaking ol the nostrum of il day tbat an
j noised about ftir a brief period uml ilwiw' fiTgott
, "fer they hate done their gnlltv rnccol misckiTr
but of a medicine long t'.tablishod uiiiyoraull'
IprizcJ, nnd whickhai out tho heuMr approral
mij iipeiK - -
That this medicine will cure LiirMteom,.ui
- - :. - - ...o iu..uniuiueuiuto. Ibey caubaad-
luniiieiL-reu in rsatLa or infant witli i
mimstcred to rBMAl.i 6r iNraNT witlS .aleiy and
reliable beneut, at any; tun. . , ' ,.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 4
Thi. medicine- fine nimimul k... i.;.i. i .-"
which i necessary for all medicine. attain Ut
i - - w"v iehariv -oa" o aaVVf vaaT
"'"'oeownterfeiter. to put forth a spiirioa.arii
sk oftho live. oixlibsS mlote iun. '
.i . . " ..l. mtK auiiw
LOOK IVttL TO THE MARKS 'of '
THE OKNUINE. , ,
I hey have the written siguuinre of C; U
Jackson upon -the wrapper, and the nnmc blow.'
in die bottle, without uiui they are nmrinu - "! i
For clc. wholesaU un:l
lalso1Mfl,,ci?.K ,OT",,' No m Aroh ''. ou, door
ontin- t'f (latclof 878 Race MreoU.PbilaiUt-
(he plua, and by respectabln doaler fhroughoal lh
country. AIbo loi .enl k M ......
KNOX'.Cndis.
Fcbrumy 19, 1851 '
n OR- J. C. CABLED
Drug ana Chemical
WAHfixxot7sa ,
AIabkkt St., SruiHicwitLR. Ohio i
all article purchaoed al his atab-
lislimenl ore wnrruiiiedpunt,erihmi-
. .cuiiuou. truga of every dewrin
nun ui rw noiemie or KetniL n low aa
Ullf AAlflhliehman, In .1. Ul-. ' .
f J. . ' ,l.W W VJBAa niflU
h1"H-. . ,he UUM M'riiv-Agr.ticy ft,r
Fatcnl Medicine, in Ohio. SurgicS liunwmw, I
nrAnPAn a. e. n . i 1 . m
'ion from the best Chemists-or.l. n.7. VZS?:
I . I , . . ... w PI v.1 IHM
promptly attended t j.
-r- w .
S. (k CABLE.
FRANKUN HIIOSE,
JOHN LYLE. PronrlW ...
Fourth SraaxT, thrki Ikwa Noam or Masiit.
r.-, STKUBENVILIJJ, OHia
I 13 !oust: na a pleasant and oonvaniaMr
I location, nnd is the lure-not ml .! 11....1
111 the city. Stranger who visit Steubetivill will
nnd ut the above hauso everything nea.nwy ta
iheireomMirt. 'J h stublin is rxtonsiy, and waa
ouiii exprcn.y ior me accununodaiiun of Drovara
and Pedl-r.
He invite. Iii. old friend aad Iraveler's (aa.
ally in Harrison nnd thcmrr.-andingconii,ia
5ivu una u uttii wnen tney yiSM Bleubenvill.
np-iy
J IRGM It1 HOUSE,
, WM. B. ROLAND. PKQPRIETOtt,
IORMERLYofthe " SieuJhaaviUeExehunga.''
1 whicU wa. burru dawn, and. more raoeutly t
the " Frerry Houie." onnosile Steuben.illar hn.
removed lo ihi. aide of tha river, and taken lhe.
new brick on Water .treet, imtnpUiab'ly below
Market, near the Steamboat Laudiiur. and lu
fitted it up in .plendid style. a. - - '
UUTKL. or TU. FIRST CLASS
where he will be happy to, hi old ft ieads.aml
a munv new oner aa majr plea. lo giva liii
mi 11. 110 nio aeep oa naiu) uroevrwa, Hoh(
Store, Salt, etc, which ha will aril a fciw aa
caiibebomjiil elsewacre in Sleubejmlla,
np3ii-iy -i
niEDIGAt. NOTKB.
pvOCTO W. H. WILLIAMS; PumhW,
1SviQaoN and AcoouoHia, rtcenilf from ilia
cJiiireraity of New York, and orruorlr of Cudi.
Ohio, leutWr. hi. profeuionnl fervid. a latbrniil.
aeu ol Uhrichiviile and vicinity, and aolicit a
ohnra ofpublio pairunui a. Having had vary ca
veuaive opportunitie iu witnessing- and ;wiic.
paling in Ihe.Hnsnitiil nnd Disneacarv nrunn'eoi
of the East, he i particularly enxiou to Ileal
thine intric ate, chronic, er long standing disease
usually deeined inryrorVe by tb caaairr phyri-i-ian.
Having also attended the 4rs aad paly
regular ObHettieal Cliniqv i America, k hope
hiatra Almoin of tha Diaruaei ol Women nnd Clal
dren, will meet with gonainl favor from tb femal
sex. He give snsHnl rtitetiliua to operaiioa for
Club-loot, Aneurism, Cataraot, Tumors, Ainpa.
.mine, ecu., nwi i prepare! lostraigaira c-rooa-eil
Necka.Kyr. Liiub., elo., and raatora L.t
or Uefivrettexl Una, Clkeek. Jaw. Note, Rye,
eio. Tna more difficult oaaaa of Surgery will b
iH.-rfor.ncd with perfect tnfety, under tha influetv-o
of that great puia-inring agent, CHUvaooa.'
Miiol minor onernn'ons such a Phlebolloaiv.
Cuppiag, Extruciiii of Teeth, and ooraii.i
Strnbiamaa w;il be pi-tftirouHl al hi ttttc; r
thariie. For hi. proficiency in venting all
disease, of lhe Eye and Ear, he feu (he rurjuni
lo bisoffinai panert from the Phr.eoian and Suf-
geon of tha N. Y. Eja Inftrniary, to aien at
hi offic at any lima. Oftc fej. nm Su.r,
three dmira north of lU Wa 41vtst4 -lUM.
HI1.1I -VII 1 J -' -T ; V '
BROOA Ufi noplin. (f splendid deslKM.
Burs ire u Lninea. 11 m-te uml ...li n.!: !
liole for I die.' dresses.
t-atut-iina and hUtk Silks, rich and luv , '
iJiwiis, Uinahuni ni.id oriui f ihv Luiui .
y. for nle chenn at, jhe fueJiioaitbls stiir (if
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