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Volume 5 WHEELING va. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20.1856 NUMBER 49 ? "Wjnr* ?izcwwayiji. ?ft I o't-T o v? !p a >: :> r* q % ^ 9 f t>?r lit ' is prouFinai HILT TRI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY CAMPBELL & McDERMOT. I -cic??Comer of Slain and Quiney streets _Entr?nce from Quincy st. " TEUMS: m issss&r t,,uo haTKS OF AUVERTISINCi. . ;? <?' NUNPAISEH., OU LESS, COXbTITCTISO j(S IBt ?> A PtllTXKE. '\m I J ? 8 ? 1..14I5 ? . 44 l week.... /............ *.... .2,00 ? g " .........3,50 H ?? 1 month ....1..5.O0 ? .? 2 '? 6.75 ? 8 " 8,ou; ? 6 " -12,00 - 12 " 15,00 ?...^rrthenwr.tacf greater length, and lets than Hot a iiiKrttJ fur a longer time th^n two months, a dlr ? ixrccnt- on the above will be made for ea~.h I e*\t f?r firs: U>rc? month-*. l'?>fcMi?nal CKtfi,JSL ?flusnc.?r I 1, _..j ta;;cni 6,00 1 or Professional Cards, one square, per I ? 10,00 rflTSumr Wutaidc) oueyear lw.,00 ';fI ? ?? - 6o,w> 40,00 * \txceSt. on the above for the innide. Vr.AinunivutUius vhurgtii at #1,00 pirthuu |tt.^--*'dal Notices charged $80 per square, per annum. ,.?L*iecsre,*tidthesator ratvof discount thereon for k J i it-L-rof j-yijarn a? under tb?- senrrui head, and 10 IC'.^icloriintk iimrtiuti I *, . .. A-?ft?*.iseiueuts, With montldy change* ?ne 1 ?' $25,00 change 30,00 vtcr"t 0?.^iii'?ia-'??r,tt'tlBratuitouily, but Funeral " ci charge 50 j'Lr;V' Notice charged 50 charged for each candidate for a ?ep ' *-u5ce, inserted for oue mouth or less, in ad ?? 2,00 s "Vw notices inserted lor half price. uusinkss cards. LAW V ?Kb Hl'SSELI. & FITZHUGI I, 4l(0rac*j? uud ? oiiu>rllont ul l.uir, OFF ft 'F So. 69, Mosaos street. Wheeling, Va. It t ' .VvonC.II., Y?. f , Va. J. H. PENDLETON, A T T O UXEV A T I - A W , mn.bLJxr., r.-i. jf iTTENDS the Courts of Ohio, 5Iarshc.ll, Urooke and I counties. CsilCB?on Quincy street, just above Main. f?7 i r. r. rrasEa, Parkersburg, Ttiaw & Turner, attorneys ax j.aw. ! ^".ULLaiteii.i atricily to ?ll bu*iiieSH rriilru^i?.d to thera I- _r counties of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Kitchie, Gilmer and I (/HUU. I tatcalar attention given to collections. ?ItF.FElt Hp? |f3LADELFlHA.?Hon. Giorpe Sharsrrood : Hon. Joel Jones, Hon. Chas. Gilpin, Messrs. Lee k Walker. I IlKWOKn?Messrs. Neale & Luckett, Messrs. Penn ? Mitchell. |t3U1ISG?Messr*. Z. S. 1 J. J. Yarn all, Tliorca* John ston, J r . oc2?t:ly PHYSICIANS. ALFKKD HUGHES, M. 13. fiomajopatliic Physician, I}{! rttnornl hi* office and residence, ami permanently y*;rl ?it the corner ??f Fourth and Quincev streets, v-.jr the K:r.-t Presby teriun Church OfTtcc Hocks:?Morning, from 7 t?> 0 Ncm, " 1 - ft K.vininw, " T " !? C1LL OF FUICE-":.?Fur a single- * isit, 75ccnt=; medicine, 12cm:i. For i?<? or more viait- r tiny, 5o ci*nts: mnlicide, . Siw-H. Adtlce at office, and mediclui:, from aJ5 to SUcts, irioj-*ir?l3, as the ca*e may be. Obstetric emits froui $!i to <t?. Vsitototb'counlry,bccaruln^ to ?lf*t:trce. Tbt above MKU1 of Prices" U giveu because it is said my | art tnuch hightr. my :i-lyd J. W7 WHEAT, H O M E O 1' A T I U S T . 11 \FFICK? a; rendence on Market street, opposite the Post- | |U, . .. Ma ! Medical. I T\3. D. C. CRACRAFT tenders hi9 professional aerrlces I 1' 'a the citizen.* of South Wheeling ami vicinity. 1 TKCE .:r> rtlv y?-?tr>f K'-n. tt'? lintel. mr3:3tn e. varnjeTy, MA X V F A C T U It E It OF I <CPPEB, C in* A MCICKI IKOf WAKE, j Ac. s Slain si.. near the ( 'ret/.' Eri fffe, WHEELING, YA. Lauibciin. Bonham &. Co. . pAin:it mills. WlihhLlMi, \ .V. V^Jactcre Printing ami Wrapping Paper.Candle Taper, Cotton Va?n Paper, bumu lioat Paper, Uut>u< i iiourUs, Fullers' Uonnis, &C. w. d. motteTBRO~~~ DEALERS Is ail Icindm of I'orci^n and I>uuie?tic DKV CiOOJDJS. XO. i ? o, jr^ijy .stieEET% WHEELING, VA. M. KEILLY, wholesale dealer iu Groceries, ct-jH ant/ Jjomextic Wine# ami Liquors^ No. Ifcl Vt-it .-ihe Mabkct S^cahk, i.7:ly \y HEELING, VA. ? CLlUU. 5?. M'CLAIXKX, JR. C.P.KNOX M'CLAI.I.liLNSS tV KNOX, ?Vliolc?nlc ?V lit mil c?ilci ?iu all UindMof Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc. J-'o. 1'Jti, JfainHtrert, _WHEELING, VA. JI M/. M.' BERRVII lLL Cheap Furnishin g Waireooms, 161 Main *frtet, W II E E L I N O , V A . V T.L kind* ot Fundture, including CHAINS, SOFAS, A CUJCKS, LOOKING GLASSES, Ac., Ac., of the latest 1 -aau t>c?t qualities, ktpt constantly on hanp at reduced to. dly IW. SEXTON L. SEAL A. VAN SWEARING EN "LXIOM, *>EAI. A SlVKARIAiGKK, FAJSOi DKY GOODS, WHOLESALE. No. 11 >oulb l-'ourtli at. J" HI l.A DELPHI A. W. P. Peterson, hue,mahine life ixsuk-ce ASJj LA SO A (JES T. No. CI MoStiOK STtttLT, WUKEUSO, Vi. ISLAND TANNERY. u K U <J E R & 11 O F F M A N , - MAXCr.CTl-KKKS or Every description of Leather, ?AND? p. _ Dealer* In Wool and Hides Jo. 170, corner Jfarket alley and Main street, WHEELING, VA. , _ ? ?ee Findings of all kinds ou hand, and?old at very gg-tmc ' J.~TURT ON, a,"*e- Hijcn and Ornatueutnl Painter, Jhw, cmvExx Mosbos axo t'HiusaTa. WHEELING, VA. SlgM, Kanntrb ami Flags, transparent, Plain and fan ? with neatness and dispatch, Graining, Ac. H??r WM. TAYLOR, .. 7T~ " nofacCurer aud iieitier in itll kSuds of Tobacco, Snulf and Cigars, .... , Wholesale and Retail ? " im JI>iin *tre*t, mat huU, 2 tloorg below Market alley, WUEKLING, VA. tf_ S. AVERY, M hoicsale nud ICetnll Hat and Cap Manufacturer. NO. lis UAINSTRKKT, Wheeling, Va. , ^TH" on ^an,i the largest and best assortment of Hats ?- an qualities and sites. jull II. C1UNGLE & CO., Vrilol-BSAUS tlROCEHS, * orwarding aud Commission MBit CHANTS. count VON J: OR axv maekkt btrixtk, WHEELING, VA. WM. T. ROMSMAX. ROBUnTSOjST & BEO., u , DHALERS IN ?? wi. Wtn*'???ry, V?riodicuIn, !Vollona, shfit HIumic NewHpupern, A:., % Washington Hall, Monroe Street; f5^~p_ . , WHEELING, VA. - tTerr:iunp new in our line alwa* h ou hand. r,nnipu1 TO FA KM EllS, &c. I i2.lT L\XD CEMENT, calcined Plastor, and Ground Orders filled by r?r\ w.?... rriWOJJ VJlA A UK. i iam"huujj cji A Mantle*, ju? ^?!t,rie-. :0^ 'whl'tl ""T *1" ? ? received at W. D sell at lestf than thf received aod for e ale by W. A. EDWARDS * DC*. XVi^Ci. DRUGGISTS. DRUGS. h/It- DlCINES, CHEMICALS, i>EKFUMERYi&C. Jan. ? AC U.V3 U.k( fiil.i; WOUld UUDOUUCC to 111* ? friends and the public generally, that having purcha sed the Interest of the senior partner In the buslnttia lately conducted under the firm of J. Crumbacker ? Son, he will* continue the aapie pi the old stand, No. 176 Main nt-, and would respectfully solicit, and trutts to merit a continuance i of the patronage so liberally, bestowed on the old, tirm. lie has just returned from the Eastern cities, and Is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and Chemicals, PerAunery, Fancy articles, if., all of which were purchase*} after strict personal inspection and with scrupu lous regard to the purity of quality, and arc now offered to the public on the most reasonable terms. . ? lyr , :a, :c. uoud & co:? , ; JsiiCttESiBllS TO JAMES llAKI'JI.] Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ofMain anrt Month* Street**. ? __WHEKLING, VL. AC. GOOD & CO., hJive bought the entire stock ofJas. ? linker; and will continue the business at the old stand. Dr. Baker having gone. Into oueof the largest houses in Philadelphia, has kindly agreed to make purtbOBes for his suCct keepL____ sortmentof Wheeling. o. w. hetteeil T ??7wciiuKRrK. H IELL & SWEARIN6EN, Dt'alcrn in nil kind* of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. ! Corner of Market and Union streets,three doors from Geo. E. Wickhuiu'rf Auction Room s, auggi _ ? WHEELING VA. W. & J STEWART, MANrFACTCSKRH OP ALL KINDS OF MTOVFM. tiltAl I H, I'l.OVCII IKONS, i'atftinjfM for 'I bre?hin|( .ffai'hinea. Arc. Ac. XORTH EAKTCOK. MaHKLTdQCARE,(BRIDOK CORNER.) STEWA KT cC- CAT J) WELL, MANCFACTrBF.Rrt Of COPPER, TIX, A X1 > SHEET IRON WARE, CPPtR END OF MARKET ftQIMIlK. WHEELING, VA. Wholesale Paper Warahoue MAIN ST., XEA1} 01'IXC VST. LAMBDIN, GILBERSON & CO., (successors to a. c. r.ouissos a co.. andbassktt a co.) \ I ANITFACTUIIE end keep constantly on hand the follow -tJL Ing Papers, STRAW WRAPPIXO, SCO WRATPINO, MAMLDA, TEA AND CANDLE PAPER. DRUGGISTS, COTTON FACTORV AND HARDWARE PAPER. Bonnet, Binders* and Fullers' Boards, Ti which they invite the attention of purchasers. 9epl4 c. p. brown; DEALER IX CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL RY AND FANCY GOODS, 23 8 Hornbtool;s Building, ITIti ill > I , 11 hrr]ltf? CLOCKS and WA TCUEScarfj'utbj rtptilrrd. GEOnGEE. W1CKHAM, AUCTIONEER COMMIScION MFT CHANT, No. 180 Market Squaie, jc5-dly WHEELING, VA. W. TALLAXT. A. TALLANT. L. iC. DFXAPLAIAN. TALLANT & DELAPLAIN, FOKli AKI?1KG ?ANI?? Commission Merchants, JVo. 29 JIain Street, and Xo. 1*2 Monroe Street, nrS WHEELING* VA. P R ARMSTRONG, A??K.Vi' AMU DK\LER IN ESTATE, Oittce corner of Main and Union strtets, at?g27-lyd WHEELING, VA. S. D. HARPER & SON,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in No. 129 Main ft. corner of Union, WlIKKUSO, Va. T. -V/EENBY & SON. (SUCCESSORS TO SWEENETS Jt BfcLL) MANUFACTURED OK FLINT GLASSWARE, China, IJueeunwnie, I uinpx, CJiiaudoicM, 'table < utlJ-ry. Ac. N<?00, MAIN STREET, Wheeling, va. ? JOHN H THOMPSON, DEALER IN Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, variety"ooc )DS. ap9 ft? 117 iflaiu Street. W. i JL10 H U RTS , 110 est: FUliStSllIXG AND LI (J USE KEEI'JXtf GOODS. at NO. ?Q MONUOE r.?. J unit jtv ootsiord. OKOcisn y.H ? 1i o visit) n stor is Wheeling, Va. ST. CLAIR HOTEL,~ Corner oi' I'emi nnct M, Clair atreettt, Pittsburgh, Pa. W. C. CONNELLY, Proprietor. ina>18 JOHN HOWELL," DKALKlc IN BOOTS, VlIOES, 4'c., >o. I7i. >liiln?l. *i. vi. PORTRAIT PAINTER, Roc ms, HOUNBROOK'S NEW BUILDINGS, nvis?tr jiA/y ajuser. > V CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, BUTTER^ EGGS, 4c. By COLLINS k HALL, ?p20 iVu. 1S9 Market Square. "sTi7BLOCH, Importer and Dealer In Brandies Wines. Gin, &c. WHOLESALE RETAIL, ]>'o. ??. illoutoe M. anlS 6tn WncBLtjcn, Va. J O. COLLIN 3, Grocery. Feed ajtd Prodvcc Store, No. i*S!? .11 arlcet Mquure, Went aide WHEELING, VA. KEEP constantly on nand all kinds of Feed, such as Oats, Corn, Bran, Shorts, Ship Studfe, etc.. Flour, Corn Meal, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Provisions, and Dried Fruit of ail i kinds, together with a complete assortment of Family Gro ! oeries. ?ST*Cash paid for corn, oats. Flaxseed, Dried Fruits, Sheep Skins, hides, butter, eggs and poultry. apl2 ELY DORSEY & CO., GENERAL FORWARDING AGENTS, NO. 4 S MAIN "STREET, "Wheeling, Va. HAVING REMOVED to the above stand, we will be pleas ed to see enr friends and correspondent*. All favors intrusted to our care will (as heretofore) have prompt attention. April, 1S56. ap4 MATHEW MoNABB, I1FALF.K IN GROCEHIES, FLOUR, MILL Feed, Corn. Oats and baled Hay. OPPOSITE THE 20 PRF.snTTKRlAK CHr*CU, WEBSTER STREET, Ceutre \l'herliu^ pgf-Thc highest price paid in Cash for Country Produce. ' jn!8 DR. E. G WINCKELL, ?h:\tis r, HAS taken a suit of splendid rooms In Hornbrook^ new block, IIS# Main ?t.,directly over C. P. BroirnV Jew elry store, where he hopes to establish himself permanently. By cloue attention to hi* butfiuesa, rcarouuble charges, pood and faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure a -hare of patronage. Dr. IV. in fKmiliar uith all the new mndcr of lupertins T*-?-th, including the ''Continuous Gum" work. Pilling, | cleaning and extracting, done in the best and tnont faithful manner. No charge for advice. For further particulars inquire at the oHic.-. m.v24 Just Received. UT)ItESCOTTr Pliillp tlic B.-cnn<1," 2 roll-. 1 ,4S?|uicr'K Noten on Central AmerIca,,' ?'Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey," ?'Letter* of Lady Wortly Montague," ?'Ro.rers* Tabl?* Talk," . ??Confidential Correspondence of Nai>oleon Bonaparte,"2 vol. j 'The Allache in Madrid," ? "Madame Pfel(Ter'j?2nd, Journey Round tlic World," "Miss Murray's J.etters from the Uuited States 4c," ??Historical and Literary Curiosities of London," -Mary Howltt's Balhtda and other Poems," ?Hood's Whims ai.i1 Oddities." ?Rejected Addreetcs." ?E?nii?:i B ?rtlett. or Prejudice and FauaticUm," ?T.if?: of llou. Jatoea Rucitanan," ?Lif? of Col. J. -C^Freu>out,?o.,6c. For t?a!e ?t the Corner Bookctor?. aufi6 WILDE A nttO. .HU&LJN.USS UAliDS. ARTIFICIAL TBiiiTH. DR. s: P. HUI.LIHEN. MmmjL' ? OFFICE, No. 181, Fourth ctreel, nenr the * Presbyterian Church. tQTCT tHaMtnufkcture* TEETH expresaly for each par- ; 1 fir tlcular case. Full eeta of Teeth, or any parts 1 of sets, made with Artificial Gums. The Gum in made in one ! continuous or solid piece?the cost is the same for Teeth with or without Guins. Pull sets of Teeth made from $75 to $150 a set; smalls sets from to $5 per tooth. febl:lyd COPPER, TIN &: HUSKY IRON WABE Manufactory. THANKFUL for the libural patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends, and the public generally, that he contiuues to manufacture the above named articles in all their variety, all of which he has al ways on hand, a good assortment for wholesale aud retail at very low prices. lie al*o keeps on hand Cooking Stoves of the taostapprov ' ed pattc* is, for coal and wood. Job Work will continue to receive his particular at Iteution, ami be executed with promptness and in a style that will please the most fastidious. E. YARNEY, ap?* No. 8, Main street. WILLIAM- H ARE, Plummer c-Bel ..Gas Fitter,, [OPPOSITE THE NORTn-WEhTEJlN BANK,} iTIstiu int., Wheeling, V a . |5fH OUSF.S fitted up with Water and Gas. Orders from the country for Pipes and Pumps attended to at short notice. nv2:tf J.M.M'FADIN & C O., [LATE TRIPLETTS, McKADIN A CO.J COMMISSION MERCHANTS. *iO 29 levee, k 5C commercial STREET, Mo., ORDERS for Lead, Hemp, Provisions, Flour, Grain, Ac., solicited and promptlv executed. ?REFER TO? J. J. Anderson A Co., Baukers, Ht. Louis, Mo. L. A. Besoist A Co., 41 " 4 febl-1?ly VEN1TIAN BLINDS George Roberts, 4iO> .lllllu Ht. CCONTINUES to manufacture to order (wholesale and re J tail) a beautiful variety of VENITIAN WINDOW BLINDS of every color and size, and at Eastern prices. These Blinds are superior to every other kind of Window Blinds in use. EB^Call and examine specimens. N. IS.?Old Blinds repainted, and trimmed equal ! new. nv!4 I. m pumpreyT" FORWAHDINCi & COMMISSION MERCHANT. NO. 76 MAtN SRSETT, OPPOSITE LIST ft uowkll'b, Wheeling, Va, REFER TO? List A Howell, Wheeling, Va, C. A B. Davenport, Barnesville,0. Burt. Shafer A Smith, Cambridge, O. D. Applegate, Zufiesville, O. Price A Sou, Sintthttehl, O. O. A. Zane, Baltimore. fe27 K. O. JuKDAN. JKU. p. UlLCMRLvT. Gv R. JORDAN & CO. PAPKlt MANUFACTUKEUS. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, No. to Slain ml. apll WHEELING, VA._ Wheeling Savings Institution, OFI'ICK. 192 jflAI* ST. OFFICE open from 9 o'clpck,ja. m., uutil 3 p. m. Discount dav?Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m. fS^Money received on trausient depositc. Interest paid on special depositos. J. Crcmrackkr. Alex. Rookr*, Alex. Paxton, A. N. John son, Da>:i:l Stebnho?, Jas. li. Marsh, Adam Fitcuneb asi> 11. K- List?Director.1*. M. NELSON, President. WM.' MrCOY. Treasurer. nne COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, CJCJIAJMliUS. O., The uiOMt .'Ihorouyh aud l'rncticnl Iiiati uuu in the W cm. TERMS: For Full Course, including all Department# of Book keepingi L<clur<n and 1'ennunuJtip, invariably in wi ounce flft For Full Course In Ladies Department 'lu rpilE PROPRIETORS take great pleasure In cxprcusing X their thanks for the gratifying ami unprecedented kuc ; cos which have marked the career of their Institution since j iU,ctiUil)li?lilueill at the Capital, and stimulates them to re- I iitWfd exertions to meet, in the most ejt'eient wanner, the I : rapidly increasing demand for a practical andcomprchea-1 vice c? ??/>?? c;' mercantile training. The great practical! experience of the Principal, in heavy Ranking and Cummer- | cial Houses, M -siatMi by educated ami accomplished gentle* men liu.< enabled him to bring to a degree of perfection a I system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, be oral exercises, j NOT ATTAINKU 11V ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Kach *tudeut, by tins new process, is drilled at the L/E6K, indirid- , 1 naily, ?t*.phy step, uutil he has mustered the whole routine ! ; of uu Accountant's duties an thoroughly an though ht had yerved an apprenticeship in some large Commercial j Ifouse; aud thus ail awkwardness; faltering, aud egregious I blunders are, in a great measure, dissipated. In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist- j ants, we have also s?:cured the cerciees ol some of the I most eiuiuent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture on commercial | topics. i Oar course of Instruction Is too extended to particularize here, but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE | ENTRY ROOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion of usSci-.-utitic Principles?Lectures upon Commercial History, ati'i History of E nineut Commercial Men, Commercial Ge ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations, Pvli'.ical Ecouomy, Mercantile Law, Ethics ol Trade, Part nership, <?c. Tilt; LADIES7~I)EI,A HTM ENT Is now opened for the reception of Ladies. No Institution in td'. Union uuparts a more thorough or interesting course in uiis Department. Iu eoneiusion, we would add, that we shall put forth our be.st efforts to merit in a still more eminent degree, the flut tering reception witii which our enterprise has met, and ire plf/'je oiirttfren to impart a more thorough, practical j course oj Mercantile Instruction than can.be/ortiied at any j other similar Jlercantile-i 'ollege. Among the many reccommeudations, we give the follow ing:? "We, the undersigned, lake pleasure In testifying that we are personally acquainted with Mr. Oranger's nhiiit> af an Accountant, and Teacher of llook Keeping, which Is of the highest order. He lmw had great experience as an Ac countant, in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which gives him superior facilities In imparting a Practical Knowledge oj Book Keeping, and a thorough Commercial Education. I. J. ALLEN, LL. D., President or Farmers* College. LORIN ANDREWS, President of Kenyon College. ********** To young men who wish to acquire a "Business Educa tion,M we think it affords facilities very seldom equaled.? Mr. Gkaxger has the rare qualification* of theoretical knowl edge and aptness in teachiug, added to practical Counting Room experience, and we feel confident that graduates from his College will he fully competeut to keep the most compli cated net of Books. A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. J. J. JANNEY, Sec'y Board of Control, State Bank or 0. J. F. PARM, Rook Keeper at D. T. Woodbury's. 1>. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bauk. H. Z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Itiley k Co.'s. t2^~For lull particulars, send for circular. GRAXGEli d- A RMS Tit OXG, fc4-i ?? Proprietors. Baltimore COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. T> EMOVED to the spacious New HALL, No. 101 Baltl IV more street, which lias been arranged and fitted up to order, ror the further Accommodation and convenience of Students. During the past year, upwards or Fonr Hundred Pupils have been in attendance, representing nearly every State in the Uuion, showing a popularity unsurpassed by any similar establishment. Book-keeping, In all ita numerous forms; Penmanship, of various styles; Mercantile Calculations, in all their Busi ness Relation*-; Commercial Law, upon nuoierous important subject*, are illustrated In the most scientific and practical manner. It is generally conceded that the facilities here offered for the acquisition or a finished.business education arc unsur passed. Four Practical Accountants are regularly employed as in structors In the different Departments. i2BT~i'or particulars writ*? aud receive a circular by maiL O. K. CUAMBKRLIN, sp21 President. Ethereal oil?6 bbi?. tor sale by apll A. 0. GOOD k CO. ]> RUSHES?Wall, Paiut, Varnish, Ac. for sale bv J apll A. C. GOOD ^C0.__ WHITE L AD?150 kegs Cincinnati, pure, for sale by apll A. C. GOOD k CO. fjirtI W J BUSH, of Shorts In store and for salo by ?&U1 'U MATHEW McNABB. ap21 WebsterSt. Wheeling. fiOO LBS. Chrome Yellow, just received by T.Aimw.TN'S A ItTTRHVTKT.TV I'^ItUSHES.?Tooth, Comb, Hair and Nail Rrushrs. for sale ju2? FCXDENRURG k ROBERTS.^ CONCENTRATED LYE.?An economical and labor saving article for maicing soap, for >ale by ju?H FUNDENRURQ k ROBERTS. ? >30 BRLS Flour, fr?-?h ground, just received and for sai L\* _ [bub 2] J. M. MATHEWS k CO. \7^RE&H PIn? Appk-s^-hut rrcelvcd and for eale by JL Ju33 W. A. EDWARDS Jk BRO. T KANSPOllTATION. Cincinnati, "Wilmington and Zanesville RAILROAD. 0 P E Ar T IT n 0 U G n. DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND TUE WEST ! Two Pawengcr Trains Daily ench way, ON and after Monday, May iJCtli, trains will ran as follows (Sundays exceptc J): WESTWARD. Leave Kiprwe. $ Accommodation Zanesville 8:15 A'. M.' 8:00 P. M . New Lexlngtou 9:25 ** 4:10 ,l ? * Lancaster lOiSO M 5:50 44 Clrclevllle 11:10 P. M. C40 ? Washington.-. . ,7.30 u Wilmington.. *15 " ' 8:40 " Morrow ? 8:15 44 9;40 M liovehml * : ? Arrive Cincinnati 5:04 *w 1:80 A.M. EA8TWARD. Leave Express". Accommodation Cincinnati ,... Q#b A . $L &M/ P.M. [Loveland...,,?..,,,., ... v ^ LMorroir:...-rrtv?...... ;.. 7:?- 11 5:*0l u Wiiminpton 8:??4 44 fi :.'W 44 WasLin-iou 6:44 44 7:80 44 Circlvville .. ?A\) 44 8:10 44 Lancaster 1??:30 44 9:40 4* New Lexington 11:25 44 J<>:J0 44 Arrive Zanesvllb l2:3o P. M. lft:00 44 The 4:15 a. M. Train leaven Zanesville on the arrival of the 4:.*?0 Train on C. O. R. R. from Wheeling, and arrives in Cin cinnati at 5:<"1 p. si. The 3:00 P. m. Train leaves Zanesville on the arrival of the 11:45 s. m. Traiu on C. O. R. R. from Wheeling. This Road is located through the most beautiful part of Ohio, passing through New Lexington, Lancaster, Circle ville, Washington, Wilmington, &c. all tine flourishing towns, and it has a heautifnl line. Titers is a large portion of the road that in air-line, making it admirable route. No attention will be spared on the part of the officers of the Koad to make this a pleasant route for the traveling public to patronise. Trains will stop at all intermediate stations, and connect at Morrow with trains for Dayton, Xenia, SpringtttrM, Ac., anil at Loveland with trains for Hillsborough and Chilli cothe. Lines of 8tages and Packet* make connections for all im portant point* in Southern Ohio. C. W. IT ARRIS, Sup't. fSy*The Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotel*, and upon notice left with 11. OrndorfT, two doors east of the Stacey House, will call for passengers iu any part of the city. tnyrtu??itf fkjbTght deSartmentT MK Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes ville Railroad rERCKANTS, manufacturers, and the public generally, L are hereby respectfully informed that the C. W. & Z. R. It. Compauy is now prepared to receive and forward freight (from the temporary Station in Zanesville, on Second street I north or Main.) to Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, Wash [ iugton, Circlcvilh*, Lancaster, New Lexington and luterme [ difcte Station*. Particular attention will also be givcu tothe | forwarding of Freight destined for the West in accordance j with the wishes of consignors, whether by Railroad or the ; River from Cincinnati. j Freight will be received and delivered during the winter months from 7 A. M. to 4 P. M.; during the summer months from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., and shippers favoring the Company with their patronage, may rely upon the Company's Agents giving every attention* necessary to insure the utmost promptitude and safety in the forwarding of property en trusted to their cure. For further Information see the Freight Tariff published by the Company, or apply to II. K. SMITH, General Freight Agent, my80dawtf Zanesville, Ohio. _ The Adams Express Company. OFFICE M'LCRi: HOUSE, WIXEKLIXO.Vn. REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM New York, I*2iiIu?U-lpIiia tk. HnJtiiuorc i rpiiK Adams Express Company, for the safe anil speedy . i JL conveyance of I MOSEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, AND FX EIGHT Or ALL KI?>9. | In charge of our own special mmvngvra, la the only reliable line to ami from Wheeling (by Railroad direct,) to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Bostou, Washington Cltv. ALSO?rUi Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneavllle, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis; .Chicago and St. Louis. Expresses leave via llali. & Ohio Railroad at o'clk, P. M., Central Oh'o Wailroad at .r> o'clock, P. M. For Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Toledo, and Northern Ohio at 7 o'clock, A. 31. pjy?uttcrT Poultry, Produce of all kind*. delivered In six teen hours to Baltimore. X. PIGMAN, Agent, ag'Jo Adams Express Co. fhnng? ofTime! CLEVELAND ANti Vl'lTSBUJIGU ItAlLROAD. U< S. MAIL DALLY LINE BETWEEN Wheeling and Pittsburgh.. THE line oide wheel pas I sen get* steamer FOREST CI TY, Capt. Geo. I). Moore,and 1DI URN L,Capt. Asa Shepherd V will r una ally between Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Forest City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day; and the Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M., arriving at Weilsvllle In time to connect with the Cleveland ears, ami at Pittsburgh in time for the morning line E?M. Returning?the Forest City lerves Pittsburgh ev ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, nud the Diurnai every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. M.; arriving at Wheeling in time for tlie mail lines for Ohio. For freight or passage apply on board or to S. C. BAKER it CO. Agents. 5!Sr*ThronghTickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De troit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkirk, told at the ollice of S. C. Baker & Co x ft?ft steubeiV vFiTTr. anjj wiieeljku j'A cket. m g|p?fcT!ift fine steamer CONVOY, Cnpt. A. O'Neal, will run as a regular packet bi-twe* n Steuben villeand Wheeling, connecting tvilh the Stcubcnville and In 'llaim Railroad at Steubeuville, and with the Baltimore and Ohio ICaSlroatl at Wheeling. Leaves Steubcnville at S o'rlcck, A. M., and Wheeling at 2 VlockP. M. For freight or passage, apply on board. ap4:Sin. New Arrangement. T1IE WHEELING AND PAP.KERSBUItflll %iMA!L PACKET COURIER, ?Initio* II. ICobcriM, Dinxtrr, Will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and-Saturday ?it 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parkerrburgj connecting at Mariet ta with the steamer BUCK, running from Marietta to Zanes vllle; and at Parkersliurg with the steamer FASHION, run ning from I'arkersburgto West Columbia, Vu. .Returning: will leave Parkersburg every Monday, Wednea ?iay and Friday, at bys o'clock, A. SI. Freight will be received for any point on the Muftklngnm between Marietta and Zam-svillc, and for any point on the Ohio betwi en Wheellug and Weit Columbia. ap2.*? WMEEUXG^i PATun-:Rsnui:(;i>A cicet STEPHEN 13 AY Aim Leaves Wheeling, .Mondays. Wednesdays and _ : Fridays. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Leaves Parkershurgh: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, at 6 o'clock P. SI. DccO 'M WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE PACKET. The new and splendid steamer W. G. W00DSIDE, Capt. J. K. Booth, I will run as a regular packet to the abov anil all intermediate ports. For Freight or passage applv to ttg2ft "3. C. BAKER k CO., Airent*. MELODEONS ! JUST OPENED?afresh lot of Melodeo::*, -1 nnd 5 octave, single and double reeds with all the late improvements, including the divided swell; double reed equal to an JjsOU church or^an. These instruments are offered at a i>mall ad vance on hrst cost and warranted one year, or more If re quired. A fine assortment of Piano Fortes, also, at rcduced prices, at No. 2S Union st. J A3. MKLLOR. R. !V Chainoek. (SUCCESSORS TO W. L J. N. CHARSOCK.) ARE fully prepared to continue the Blacksmiihing and Wagon Making business at the old stand. Particular attention paid to HorBe Shoeing and Job work. Wheeling, Sept. 11th, 1S56?;;m H1AWATIIIA CAPS. Just received a lot of Gents Ilia wniiha Cups; call and s.c them. Sept 7 d. D. HARPER & SON. BY EXPRESS. RID GLOVES, In white and colors, all sizes; Bonuet Ribbons?;Just ree'd by HEISKELL A 8WEARINGEN. Wanted. 1?IVE HUNDRED bushels Barley, by I1 GEO. WILSON Wheeling, July IS, 1S5C. jul9 [St. Clairsvillc Gazette copy to am'nt of $1 and charge this ofttee.l WirllTK CiUUD8 BY UX.PKKSSS INDIA SIUSLINS, Nainsook atid Jaconet Muslins; ALSO Plain French Slusllns, for evening Ureases; Jaconet and Swiss Edgings. Just received by ja20 HEISKELL k SWEARING EN _ tSaZIN'3 BARBER SOAP.?just received and for sale by r> jwM KUNBENHTRO k KOItKRTS ^nA LBS. Chrome Green .prime quality, juxt received by D\)\f a pa*) LAUOBUNB k BUSH H ELD. KID GLOVES. I HAVE jtist received the largest lot of Gents Kid Gloves ever otfered lu this market, and of the very best makes. Every pair warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale ? at No.i( Wa&iugtou Hall. ap-2 J? H. STALLMAN. CM(rAIf8t Prize Medal, just recrlved and for sale by V, Ju'J8 W. A. EDWARDS k BRO. LEMON SYRUP?by the bottle or doxen for hv juW v FUNDERBCRG k ROBERTB. tO OZ. Chryst. Nit. Silver, for sale by Je*K A. C. GOOD k CO. A LARGE lot of Mosquito Nclts, at 80 per cent less then tX the usual price at [splHJ W. D. MOTTE 4 DKO'L. INSURANCE. The Citizens Fire. Marine and LIFE INSURAN OJsJ COMPANY Of WBEEUSC. OFFICE NEXT 130011 TO THE M. A M. BANK. fTHIIS Company is nowr-iully organized and prepared to X issue Policies', at the most liberal rates, ?a FlEE, Mi.-! iuse and Island ricks. ! DIRECTORS: Anilw P. Woods, Win. McCoy, Jas. R. Baker, Win. W. Shrlvtr, John M. Matthews, John LUt, Ja*. C. Acheson. L. 3. Delaplaln. ? John' F. Hopkins., L. 8. DELAPLA1N. President. W. P. pKTERsny. Secretary. gpl j FxRti ^ISD MAR1MB INSURANCE AGENCEY, WHEELING, va. Howard fire and marine insurance co., op PHILADELPHIA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Incorporated by Act of the JLegialntiire of I*etiu?yl vnu in. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, mAUO.OUO, FULL AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED. Invested at t'oKoicr; Flr*t Bonds and Mortgage* on Proper ty in the City of Philadelphia, ..$183,090 Stocks worth par,.. 2?!,lt>0 " 0<>b on liand,....T.'*.1....I.. Sl,l9o Amount Secured by Stuck Notes, lSKtKH* Amuunt vt stock due on Cull, l,Tln THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, ?fcc., on Ves sels, Cargo and Freight, to all Porta, and by Railroad, Lakes, urul River*, at the lowent Hates, aud upon the most liheral Terms: guaranteeing Pxouipt Payment on the adjustment of LoMes. Perpetual Insurance at usual rates. E. B. SWEARINGEN, Agent for the State of Virginia. Office Union Ilall Building*, West side of Malu St., '2nd dnor South ?>t N. W. Bank. aug9 Insure your Property. AND A'A VK YOUR BARKINGS 2tY INSURING YOUR LIFE. Wm. T, Se!by, Iusurauco Agent, Will take Fire and Marine risks In the Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia CU|?it?l gttOO.OOO all paid in, and invested with surplus, i \\f ILL also take applicatious for Life Policies, In the ? T United States Lile insurance Annuity and Trust Com* pany of Pluladflpiiia. Asset* *541,409.42 Estimated Value of Annual Premium... ~ 65U,*204.00 j augO OUiee at Tallant & Dclaplalu* Store Malu8t. THE .'ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN. IIVCOHPOIMTEU, mav 1819. WITH A PERPETUAL CHARTER?CASH CAPITAL ALL PAID IN, 500,000. ONE of the oldest and best Institutions In this country, continues to take risks upon the most favorable terms. Apply to E. B. SWEARINGEN, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. 1 OFFICE?Union Hall Building, Main street. _ jn!5?'lly | HOME FIRE AND MARINE CM COMPAQ 2. [OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET, K. V.] Ca.su Catital ?747,97244 j LuniLlTlK!* ??"8,077 C6 i THIS Company is owned and manned hv some of the i wealthiest anil best merchants in the city of New York.? For particulars enquire of W. F. PETERSON, jui Agent for Wheeling aud vicinity. I ATHBNfflUM FIRE OFFICE, London. lllTliaitl%l!U CAI'ITAI. ?J.<Vt>0,000 Available Capital $1,284,300. WILL TAKE any an<I all fair Fire Risk* at & reasonable rate. Losses arc adjuster! and promptly paid without r:fereace to Lomlun. For further particulars enquire of WM. F. PETERSON, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE next door to theM. k M. Bank. tnhS Valley of Virginia FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Win. T? S?clX>y, Agent at Wheeling. OFFICE? at the store of Tallant* Delaplaln, Main street, hctweeu Monroe and (lulucy street*; are prepared to lake ltUkn at customary rates ou Good? In transitu. Steam* boats.biuret!, Dwellings, Ac. ?REFERENCES? J.Il.Baker, Titllant ?tDelaplalu, TIioh. 11. List, I). Lamb, Norton, Ache-son & Co. G. Hardman, S. Brady, S. C. Baker ic Co., Li*t A Howell, O. W. Jlotakell k Co., sfrptia i ft France;' THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM I'ANV OF WHEELING. Ii*<iorporateri 1531. TAKES risk* at the lowest rate* on ItuUding* of all kinds, Steamboats, Furniture and Merchandise, ??nd against all dangers attending the Transportation of Goods on river*, dens?, lakes', canals and railroads. DIRECTORS. It. Cran?i?, if. Brady, Reh't Morrison Hutn'l Nee'., Win. Fleming, J. W. Gill, Di.u'1 Lamb, Robt Patterson, Saiul. Ott. ROBT. CRANGLE, Pres't. it. W. Harding, Scc'y. 55?"* Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended toby the President and Secretary. Wheeling, Jan. 2S. 1553. Laup hlins & Bushfleld. W liolt'iialv Bvng^iotn, No. 25, Monroe Street, VBE receiving their Fall stock of Dru?s, Patent Medicines, .Paints.Oils, P .-rfumery and Fancy articles Ac., to which the attention ol Dealers is invited. lu our stoek may b?* found: o Ton lbs Gum Camphor, 1,000 lbs Orcntn Tartar, l,?mo 44 Brimstone, 2,i.'mi " Bi Cart Soda, i,WW " Kpsom Salts, ],00<l " Soda Snlarntus, 2,0(H) " S..I Soda, (kill 44 FI"S. Sulphur, 5?>0 44 Guiiiarabic, SoO 44 Saltpetre, SPICES. 500 lbs Pepper, 500 lbs Sicily Licorice, 4 no " Allspice, luO -4 Cal. Licorice, ????? 44 Cinnamon, 600 44 Cloves, I'M) 44 Nutmegs, lo bus GrM Cinnamon, 3J0 44 Mustard, 10 44 44 Pepper, li'iti 44 Race dinger, ?k) ?loz Mustard, 500 4* Gr'd Gingt r, 0 ? 44 Ext. C'olTee, PATENT MEDICINES. Ay re's Cherry Pectoral, Batchelor's Hair Dye, R ad way *.i R. Rvlicf, Jnyiie's Medicines, Conkl!n'> Sulv?r, McCiintock's Medicines, Hollo way'a Pills, Hampton's Tincture, Hollowa.v's Ointment, Ilalley's Pain Exiractor, Hootland'* German Bitters, tanl every other medicine Thomson's Eye Water, sold. CHEMICALS. 30 lbs Quinine, 5o " ? tA niel, 5o 44 Tanuirl, iJ5 u . la Mass, l!o 44 Chiniocune, IS 44 .i '. Potash, iio 44 Morphine, lft *4 Olyeervrie, 2ti 44 Cinchona, 30 44 Cit. l'otassa, lo 44 Chloroform, 10 44 Limes. Tr Cinch. All of which we gurrantee to give suiislactiun in boih quality and price. ?p27 Jolin H. Thompson, WHOLESALE & UETA1L BO OKSELL Hit, ST A 77 OKJiil ,C DEALER IN WALL PAPER. 117 Itlniu st', Wheeling, Va. A LWAYS ou hand a complete assortment of Books in the i. JL various departments of literature, Blank Books, Wri ting and Wrapping Papers, every variety of plain and fan ! ?y Stationery, and Wall Paper of the best patterns, at the lowest prices. g^yCasli paid for Rata. ap29 sundries. ?)QA LBS. pure Ground Pepper; JmO\) ?HL* Alsplce; 60 4 pure ground cinnamon; 4 do cloves; 60 4 do ginger; 10 4 <io mace; 30 dor. pure pulverized mustard; Just fresh ground and for sale by ALEX. TURNER, dc80 Mciodeou building. Main st. WILDE & BROTHER* ' BOOKSELLEKSiV; STATIONERS. \ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous, V T Medical. Theological and School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and Window Blinds. Wholesale Dealers, School Committee?, Teachers, and oth ers supplied at the lowest rates at the Bookstore, corner of Main and Union 6treets, npS Wni'.n.iKo. Va. Sundries. 1 1 H SACKS of Rio Coffee; 11W i! tierces Rice; H bbls. Pulverised Sugar, 0 44 Crushed 4 11 14 Soft Crushed Sugar; 8 hlnls. N. O. Sugar; 10 boxtT Chocolate; 4ih? lbs. Race Ginger; 10 boxes White Pipes; 20 bbls. No. U medium Mackerel; 2<? X bbls. 4 25 boxes No. 1 Herring; 10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring; Just received and for sale by ALEX. TURNER, fc.20 Meiodeon Buildings, Main st. * f rsisprlv(( Stock. " Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &o. &o. J. T. SCOTT'S "VTEW and splendid stock?far exceeding In beauty, ex 1N celleuce, variety and cheapness, any he has heretofore offered his patrons?trill be opened on MONDAY MORNING, 24Tn INBT., To which he respectfully Invites the attention of the pub lie. mhi* ~ SEED. IO X Btwkel8 Clover?8eed ant3v5 do Timothy-Seed just l>w?) received and far sale by inrj-tf GEO. K. KeMEOBEK. TRANSPO IITATIUN. Virginia Central Railroad. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Northern and Southern Mail Route. FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELERS. Twice Daily, (Sunday night excepted,) between Rich* mood and Washington City via Gordons-/ilk* and Alex andra. Honrs of departure at Rich mond ..6:49 A. M. and 7:50 P. M. Returning leave Washington.. .6 A. M. and 4 T. M. and Arrlrc at Richmond 1:80 P. M. and 4 A. M. Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich mond and Washington. THESE TWO RAILROADS HA VINO NO STRAP RAIL, and being in excellent order, and CAKIiVING THE GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar antee of always securing connections, as is shown by arri vals dally at Richmond and Washington city in advancc of the 8teamboat line. Fabk betwbck Ricmioro asn Washington $.5,BO An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel, between the two Depots, free of charge, with ample time for them to take their meals, whether going North or South. Through Ticket* can.be Obtained between Danville and Washington at the Terminus of the Road, now nearly'com pleted to Danville. An Agent cf the Company will recelvo the Checks of passcugern from tbs Danville Road, and at tend to their baggage nil the Way to Washington or.the Bal timore Depot. The fare the fame by the meil line as by the old steamboat route. There is no change of cars cn the night line, between Rich mond and Alexandria. fel Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark H^VIJLIIO .A. ID o Change of Time. N an.l^after Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1SXO, until further notice, Truiui will be run a? follows, (Saturda ve excepted:) GOING SOUTH. MAII. KXP. KXPKhSS. Leave Sandusky, 11*5!0 A. M. 6*20 P.M.. Huron June 11*40 41 6*40 Monroeville, 12m$ P. M. 7*10 44 Centreville, 12*86 44 7*.*>5 44 Plymouth, '. l*r.() 14 8*15 44 Shelby June 1*20 44 8*40 41 Mansfield June 1*45 44 nr. 9.10 44 le. 6*00 A. 31. Frederick, 3*27 P. M. 7*40 44 Mt. Vernon, 3*42 44 6*00 44 Utica, 4-Id 44 8*;i0 44 Reach Newark 4*40 44 0.10 44 GOING NORTH. MAIL KXP. KXPHKhS. Leave Newark, 9*20 A.M. 4*00 P.M. Utica, 9-49 44 4*?3 44 Mt. Vernon, lO'CO 44 ??*i>5 44 Frederick, 10*44 44 5*20 44 Maustield Juuc 12*00 M C*87 44 Shelby June 12*25 P. M. 7 *07 44 Plymouth, 1*00 44 7*80 41 Centreville, 1*25 ?? 7*50 44 Monroeville, 2*o2 44 8*25 44 Huron June 2*22 44 S*45 44 Reach Sandusky 2*45 44 0*05 44 GOING SOUTH?The 11.20 a. m. Train will connect at San dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroeville with Chlcngo Express on the Southern Division of C. AT. Road; at Shelby .1'motion with Cincinnati Express from Cleve'and; at Maiififleld Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at Newark with the East and West Trains on the Central Ohio Railroad. The 6**20 P. M. Train will connect at Sandusky with steam er Day City from Itetrolt; at Monroeville with western Train C. A T. R. R.; at Shelby Junction ut f.*21 P. M. with the Mall Tram on C. C. C. R. 0. for Colutubu* Sc Cincinnati; at Mans lieUl Junction ato*f>5 P. M. with Fait train on O. A P. R. R. for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East ami West Night Trains on Central Ohio R. R. y GOING NORTH.?The ft*i!0 a n Train will make close con nection at Newark with Mail Train from Rellair on C. O. R. R.; at Mansfield Junction with Kxqrews for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 12*15 p v. with Cincinnati Express f<?r Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and at Motiroerille with Mail Train on C. .V. T. road to ToL-do, Chicago, Ac. - 4.On psi Train will connect at Newark with Kxprew from the East on Central Ohio Road; at -Maurfield Junction with Fust Train fur Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at .V21 p M with Cincinnati Mall for Cleveland; at Monroeville withNieht Express for Toledo and Chicago, ?nd at Sandusky with the Mteamcr Day City for Detroit and Chicago. J. W. WEBB, Sup't. Sanduaky, Aug. 4,1S55. aepl.V-tf 1S56. _ 1856. AMERICAN Altft) WESTEKN TRANSPORTATlOX COMPANIES* LINE OF BOATS. I,cave i'li'relnnd Mnily for CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE. &, SHEBOYGAN! Touching at intermediate Ports. POTOMAC, Cant. Smith. BUFFALO, Capt. Cose key. CHICAGO, Capt. If atuwat. NEW HAYEX, Capt. Napier. N J L JC, Capt. SAtwnrttT. MAY FLOWER, Capt. Na.w. MILWAUKEE, Capt. Hoj.'ston, , TOLEDO, Cap:. DirssriAit. TO W~A, Capt. Alexasdhk, MOHAWK, Capt. PlIKATT. ORIENTAL, Capt. Steele. I^ILOTilM, Capt. I'ALMKK. N EERA SKA, Capt. Napier. SUN", Capt. COLU!?i?. PLYMOUTH, Capt. OlBSOX. TONAWANDA, Capt. BkW.DSLY. DAKOTA, Capt. Bond. KANSAS, Capt. Rack. The above named Steamers* arc all of the largest a,??. with ample accommodations tor Freight or Passengers,betas fitted up expressly for the upper lake trade. People moving to the WESTERN STATUS, will find this the m<?-tdesirable route. The accommodations for families with wagon*, horses, and furniture, in particular, are uuch as cannot fall to give satisfaction, being no transhipment till they reach the port of declination. For Freight or Passage, apply or consign to T. N. BOND, Axet't, &pl7-6m Cleveland, 0 MoCl?ALLEN'S, KNOX & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SIootH aud A>hoc?, KSeitN nuU ISoyn' ESntfi and Cuptt j AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND OF TDK I I5IO RED BOOT. "TT7*E are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing T t Establishments, one of the largest and best manufactu red assortment of Roots nad Shoes, for Fall and Winter wear,, ever offered in this or any ether market. They have been manufactured to order, according to our own directions, and are Intended expressly for retailing. To our regular custo mers, and all others it ho may favor us with a call, we can offer an unusually large variety of Boot* aud Shoes, which we guarantee equal iu quality of material and wormanaliip to these manufactured in this or any other part of the United States. Our stock *.*111 be found to consist, in part, of the fol lowing seasonable good: XO.'l87. _ __. ~*?35SP."i l,WWpr men's Vip boots, wombk'b CArreRO, vxis 1,0<?0 do do thick boots, c UTKas, nc. l.Jou do do calfbootd, 5<HI pr women's gaiters, 1,000 do do water proof do 4l"J do half gaiters, MSN'S BRotMKe. MO do walking ahoes, 500 men's caif brugans, MO do pegged'shoes, 1,000 prime k.j? dv Cum) do k'.a baskins, sllp l,?v?0 do thick tio pre s. 1,000 low priced do uwem bootee*. bcskinb, Etna' noorrrn. etc., etc. 1?00 p*ir boys thick bootees, ftOO misses morocco lace, 500 do do kip do 800 do kip do iiw do do calf do 300 do calf do Tocra'it voora. J>00 do kid and moroc 500 pr youth's calf boots, co buskins. 800 do kip do 150 do black, blue and 1500 do thick do bronzed patters. roTfi aw) rocrnsi nmxuss. children's noor^.d. 1100<i pr boy# kip brogans, 1500 pr fancy bootee*, 15??0 do thick do t?0???i kid k ntorocco " 1000 youths do do 1500 children's peg'd," 6(Ki do kip' do 1000 children'* goat, " 500 boys and youth* calf do 1500 do colored 44 WOXKX'd LACtr BOOTi, gum bEOSS. 500 morocco lace boot-*, 4000 pairs mens', ladles and 1000 calf do children's Gum Shoo. 600 kid do BATS AXb CAW. 1500 kip do 400 dowiucn men' plush caps, 8<X> * * wool hats, 9AKD SOXES. 800 wood band boxes. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended ua, we solicit a continuance of the same. sepS8 McCLALLENS, KNOX ? CO. 25 liUDS prime Shudders for *alc by an!7 J. M. MATTHRWB > f!A. PERFUMERY?in great variety, for sale by Ju?s FTNDESBURG t BOBF.RTB. 20 LRS. Ilydriodato Potash, In store and for sale very low to the Trade, by a. a_nnnr> * no. OIL OF OilAPIS VINE.?For the growth, preservation and restoration of the hair, for sale by FUNDENliUKU ? nOBERTO, Ju28 Washington Hall Drug Btore. CITY BUSINESS. ENCOURAGE AMEKICAN MAM'yAOTGSfc.". Od'ILEK^ BOUK-KKEPKU't Writing Fluid. SINCE this superior Fluid Ink ba& been before the pubtfci, now nearly two years. it has been constantly gaining in favor, and i> now preferred by ma;iy to Ac far-famed Ar nold Fluid. During th? past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot tles, together vrithtfmatttr sizes innnxnevabla, {have been told to bankers and-?otjrchanU iu Cincinnati, Louisville, Plttf bnrgh, Buflalc, Cleveland, Detroit, Xerre Hauvt, Lafayette, Vincenncs, Indianapolis, EvansriJle, Frankfort, Lexington, Xarthnile, Memphis, St. Loufs, Vicksburg, Jackaon, Natch*-*, and New Orleans. It baa iJso been adopted in the Htatc De partments of Kentucky. Tennessee and Mi^iwippi. It fcai taksn three fir3t daa* Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes".' Ciucinuatl and Louisville, and four Diplomas aud Prize Me dals at State Fain held last Fall in Kctr York, Ohio, Indians and Illinois. The following merchants, bankcro, Ac., in Wheeling, here tofore uslnc Arnold** English lok, hare purchased J. J. But ler's Book-Keeper \j Wilting Fluid: Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants* & Mechanics* Bank of Wheeling; Bank of Wheeling: Crescent Manufactu ring Company: County Clerk of Ohio County; National Tele graph Office; Baltimore. and Ohio Kallroad Office; McLurc House; Kelly, Hollow av A Co.; Russell & McAfee; fJor-Jon, Matthews Jt Co.; T. Sweeney A Son; Doano Jt Co*-#?11; Ow Jk Boyd; Boyd & Ou;.Oliver I'Tycr; Jas. .XI. Etout & Co.; Lamb din, Gtttersani: Co.; Press. ' For sale ai manufaoturers prices by ? , ocdO LAMBD1N, GILBZRSON 4CO. L&"^ivc^i^t"^received, at their vT ? Grocery, corner of Market' an3 Qulncy streets, as follows; Rib CofTce, Sardines, Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch, Ground 44 VanlUa Chocolat*, Hxtract 44 Cocoa, Java 44 v Broica, Imperial Tea, Farina, Youdjc Hysou Tea, Vermictlla, G Powder 41 Prunes, Oolong 44 Fresh Tomatoes, -*r J Breakfast 44 Fresh Strawberries, Bice, Fresh Peaelie<>, English Split Peas, Preserved Ginger, Kice Flour, Lemon Syrup, No. 1 Mackercl, bbls i. kits, Strawberry Syrup, Irish Saliuou, Raspberry 44 Potomac Herring, A general assortm't of spice*, Scotch " essences and oila. Cucumber Pickles, Filbert* and Citrons, Mixed 44 Falkirk li Harvey's Scotch Walnut Catsup, Ale, Tomuto *4 Pine Clears, Worcestershire Sauce, Johnson's flue Lump Chewing American Mustard, Tobacco, French 44 Muccaroui. C2T*The above stock has been carcfi'llj- selected In the Eastern markets, aud we invite our friends end the puHic to call and examine, an we are prepared to sell at the lowert market prices. tuj'J _W. A. EDWARDS A BKO. CHICKEKING'S PIANO FORTKS -OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for R ^*b supply of Chlckerlng k Sons cel 1 1^1 ;1 flebrated Piano Fortes, of beautiful Black Wal ?? tj J J nut and Rosewood finish, and for brilliancy of tone and ll^Utiu >.h of touch cannot be surpassed either in this country or Europe, ai}d arc offered at the ioweat manulactu rers price*, including carriage. Also, Priuce K Co.'s Mcledeona, new Kyle, with full and half swell, of fine Rosewood finish, and at the lowrat Buffalo prices; with a genera) j?tock of Martin's celebrated Guitars, Italian, French and German Violins, Tiolincellos, Piute?. Fifes, Banjos, Tamborlnes, Tuning Forks, the best Itallar. Strings, uitli all other article*; in the mu*ic line, and a gene ral assertment of Variety Goods. Wholesale and retail at the old Music anu Variety Store, No. 26 Union street. JAS. MRLLOU. LADIES & GENTLEMEN?TAKE NOTICE! FINE PKKFUMEKIE8. TT7E have just received a larjre ay?r;mcnt of chute*. y ? Perfumeries ami Toilet Articles, comprising: 1'omatums; French and American Hair Oils; Lubiu'd Extracts Tor the Handkerchief; Darin'.* 44 20 varieties; Oriental Drops; "Odtuva"?new and rich styles; Ktick Pomatum*; Cosmetic Creams and PowdcTB; Tooth Pastes; Toilet Waters; Imported Colognes; Aromatic Vinegar; ?* Attar of Roses?rich styles; Milk of Noses; Toilet Soap.'??a great varletv. For sale by T. H. LOGAN k Oo. tny 1-1 Bridge Corner DrustrUis. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FUNDENBEKG a ROBERTS, NO. 1, WASHINGTON HALL, Wheeling, Va. WrOULD respectfully inform the public that they are wjy V > replenishing their stock with a complete assortment i-t Drugs and Medicines, and trill always have on hand a Bap** rior article of all Linda?zcarranUdfinc. The following azo some of the article in store : Congress Water. Ferrated Tinct. Bark, Sims' manufacture. Cod Liver Oil, Baker's manufacture. Chloroform, SulphuHc Ether. Collodcon?a very (superior article. ArseuiteofQulniue; Bruci.i.. Fine Extracts for Flavoring purposes. Dandelion Coffee, Wilson's. Wine? aud Brandies f.>r medical use. ic., Ac., Ac., myl-4 ilaii', Too tin and ArtiS i?ruitbca. 'TMIE richest assortment in Wheeling? X "Wliat-Not" Dusters; Mosquito Fan?; Fancy Pangeuu and Match Safes; Forte Monnaios; Combs?all varieties; India Kuhber Goods: With a compute assortment of Dru^jrists Fancy Article*. For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO., ui.\ 14 Bridge Cor. Druggist*. RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINSiVi SAVINGS BAN'K STORK S?OR iSALK. THE proprietor of the .Savings Bank Store, corner of Mar ket and Monroe sts., Wheeling,' Va., wlthlng to change his occupation, and it l>eing neces>ury to dote hi* business during the present year, otters his entire Ktock of Roots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac. at wholesale, o'n favor a bit; term?, and will continue !?> sell at retail {II not otherwise dlspot-d ol) the best bargain* In the city. I have just received a line assortment of Summer Hati, ladies and gents Shoes and Gaiters, and would respectfully' say to ail those disposed to patronise tne, my Goodslaust be sold, aad will be sold regardless of prollt. Come one and all?you shall have value for your money. I have many Good*?I will sell at cost. R. H. W4THOV. | WINDSOR CHAIR MANUFAC TORY. . npiIK subscriber continues to manufacture Chairs, Settees X Sociable 'Arm Rockers, Children's Chair?, Ac., of the most modern styles and improved patterns, all of which he will warrant to give satisfaction. J3T*01d Chairs received, repaired and re-painted. W. KIHELDAFFER, ap7 No. 127 Main street. Removal. ON Tuesday, April 1, C. P. BROWN, having removed from Washington Ilall, will ojien at fto. 118. fllaiuMreet, In Ilornhrook's Buildiug, one door above Messrs. Marsh A Taylor's, a beautiful assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles, recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities. A call and examination of his stock by his former patvon antl the public generally is respectfully invited. Wheeling, March 2D. 1S&6. OCR stock is now full, and it Is our intention to keep itve ry -complete, by constant additions, throughout the whole season. my27 HEISKELL A SWEARING EN. A Vun ted? VY OATS, WHEAT, RYE, BARKEY, TIMOTHY SEED. For which the highest market price will bo paid. at.7 GILL A CO. i'lavcriiig JJxiracis OR Jellies, Pastries, Creams, Puddings, etc. etc., 1 For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO. jnl5 Cringe Cornrr Drujrgist*. SADDLE RLANKKIa.. I HAVE a lot of iirnt rate Buckeye Saddle Blankets, for sale cheap at the old stand, 164, Main street. ? : nv24 JOHN KNOTE. DISStH.UTJON. rPIlE law partneaship existing between tbe undersigned Is X tnis day dissolved by mutual consent. Each will prac tice law as heretofore. Z. JACOB, de27 ; * J. H. PENDLETON. FLOUR, GRAIN, BHDS, BUTTER, ij. \\J ANTED.?The subset >bers will purchase or znaka liberi.1 > V advances oh consignment to Baltimore, Philadelphia or New Yew York, of flour, weeat, rye, oats, corn, barle... clover and timothy seeds. Also on butter (solid pickled) and egg.!. GILL & CO. agO Water street. BARDOTTE'S WORM SUGAR DROPS^ A tdeaaant aud etUcaclous remedy tor Worms in children. ?. l'ut up in the form of ttnecaudy, avoiding the disagree able taste of Vermifuge gcneraUy. Price 25 cu p?:r bo v. Sold by ' T, H. LOGAN A CO., dec21. J Bridge Corner. FOUNDRY PIGIROM. K A TONS Lonaconing Foundry Iron, for tale by t)U -MVS,' GILL k CO. Water st. A General Assortment F Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye*tuffs, Rrmdu-s, Notious, etc., etc., always on band at the ;u2-.* Batooe Coayot Daco Stokk. RANDY?A very Superior article, just received and'fc bale by FUNDENBEKG k ROBERTS, jel Washington Hall Drag Stort UAT PILLS! HAT P1LLS1I | YOK'S IUt Pills, Bed Bug Poison, Ac. Ac.,?first rate ar Xj tides for exterminating these pests. Jail recvm<i aoU lor Mir by - N . jul 4 T. H. XOOAN k CO. FRHXCJl VQP&ET& A FULL .Muruueat ot ?rexicA CorKU, Jfi A Br Expxu, >t llhlaKt^L * eWKABIMOEWB. uianOyb. ELEGANT RibboM, French Floncn, Bwiobet, harm" Urald*. Ac. received at W. D. MOTTE t silo's. *Wch?hry win Mil it very In* pflew. ?f8 Or i? tin ?i" B'