ocr: 03-TUe following gem is from Tennyson. LADY CLARA. .VERE DE VERE. Lady Clara Vere de Vere, Of me you shall not win WWjvm You thought to break a countiy hoart, For pastime ere you went to to ivn. At me you smiled, but unbeguiled, I saw the snare, and 1 retired* The daughter"ofa'hundred:.Kar?a, You are not owe to be desired. -i Lady Clara Vrre do Vere, 1 know you're proud lo bear your name, Your pride is no raato lor mine. Too proud to oare from whence I came, Nor would 1 break Tor your sweet sake, A heart that dotes on truer charms, A simple maiden in her flower, Is worth a hundred coats oi arms. -w - - "? / Lady Clara Vere de Vere, Some meeker pupil you must fiud. For we reyou queen oi all that is, y 1 could not stoop to such You sought to prove hojv 1 And my disdain is' my rgfeies The lion on your old sWfjj^n Is not more cold \9 At Vore, Lady Clara Vftge memorits ill my head, You put $/ur branching lines have blown Not thrift^iAia young Laurence dead, s?ncgWeet eyes, your low replies; ? y^Veat enchantress you may bej at there was that across his throat Which you had hardly cared to see. Lady Clara Voro do Vore, When thus he met his mother's view. She had the passions or her kind, She spake some bertain truths of you. Indeed, 1 heard one bitter, word That scarce is fit for you to hear: Her maimers had not th it quick repose Which stamps the castle Vere de Voro, Lady Clara Vere de Vere, 'I here stands a spectre in your halls The guilt or blood is at your door; You changed a wholesome heart to gall. You held your course without remorse, To mako him trust hia modest worth. And, lost, you fixed a vacant stare, And slew him with your noble birth. Trust me, Clara Vore de Voro, From yon blue heavons above us bent The grand old gardener and bis wife Smile at the claims of Ioni descent. How'er it be, it seems to me, ?Tie only noble to be good, Kind hearts are more then coronets, And simple (aith than Mormon blood. I know you, Clara Voro de Vero: You pine among your hills and towers, The languid light of your proud eyes, Is weuicd of the rolling hours. In glowing health, with boundless wealth, Lut sickening of a vague disease, You know so ill to deal with time, You needs must play such prauks as these. Clara, Clara Vero de Vere, If Tuue be heavy on your bands, Are there no beggars at your, gate. Nor any poor about your lands? OI teach llio orphan-boy to read, Or teach the orphan-girl to sew, Pray Ueaveu lor a human heart, And let the foolish yeoman go. *?


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ocr: M EDICAL. A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE restored, nud life lengthened, bjr i)K. MORSB'S .. IN VIGOR ATOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. For centuries mcdical science has been ransacking the and mineral kingdom, in search or something should vesture the losttir decaying energies of the ner and muscular systems, without the drawback of sub prostration, which ail stimiLant*. tonics, and nar bad hefetofdre entailed.' lhal something ha.* been It is a vegetable production brought from the ate* rile desertsbf Arabia the 8tony, by tiie celebrated Prof. Morse, wellkuown as a distinguished member.of the leading scietific societies 01. the Old World, and equally as a physician, a chemist, and* traveler.? juices of. this herb, concentrated and combined .with vegetable medicinal extracts, are now producingre suits heretofore unheard or, in this or any other country. firaL the properties attributed to Prof. MORSE'S IN ELIXIR OR CORDIAL were deemed The public often deceived touldnot Mine the simple ane sublime truths announced by,the'discoverer.? Hut facts, undeniable facts, attested by'witnesses of the highest class and character, are now .triumphing over all doubts. INCREDULITY ^OVERTHROWN by amass or^testimony which is perfecUy4rre*}stab.le. The Euzta remedies, in alt cases, the deplorable evils arising from a misuse or abdse of the various organs, which make up the wonderful machine called nan. it restores to full vigor every delicate function connected with that mysterious compound agency brmatter and, mind, neces sary to the reproduction of huntan Iije To peraoMorfte hie muscular frame, or deficient in vital powet,It is re commended as the only means of communicating that en ergy which is necessary, to the pioi?ei' enjoj ment of all tbs natural appetites, as well as the higher mental attributes. Its bcneficial effects are not confined to either sex or any age. Tre feeble girl, the ailing wire, the listless, enerva ted youth, the over-worn tnairof business, the victim or nervous depression, the individual suffering from general debility, or from the weakness or a sii gle organ, will ail find immediate and permanent reller from.the uso or this incomparable renovator. To those who have a predispoE sitiou to paralysis it will prove a complete and unlailing safeguard against that terrible malady.; There aro many, perhaps, who have so trifled with their constitutions that they think themselves beyond the reach or medicine. Let not even these despair. . '1 he Elixir deals with disease as it exists, wilho.it rerercnce to causes, and will not ouly re* move the disorder itseir, hut REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION, The derangements of the system, leading to nervous dis eases, and the rorms of uervous-disease itself, are so nu merous that it would require a column to enumerate the maladies for which this preparation is a specific A lew however, may be enumerated, via:?neuralgia, tic dolo reux, headache, incipieut paralysis, hysteiia, palpitation of tho heart, spinal affections, n.^cuiar debility, tremors, flatulence, a pricking seusition in the flesh, numbness, torpidity of the liver, mental depression, weakness or the will, indisposition to move, faintnessalter exercise, bro ken sleep and terrifying dreams, inability to remain in one place or position, weaknesaol the piocreative organs, sex ual incompetency, melancholy, mouoinania, fiuor albus, sinking at tbfc stomach, female irregularities, a chrcnic ten dency to miscarjiage, emaciation, and all complaints grow ing out of a free indulgence or the passions, and all barren ness that does not proceed from organic causes beyond the reach of medicine. Whenever the organs to be acted upon are Iree from mal

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ocr: i ' 'A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE cnltli restored) and life lenntkmiVit hv DR. MORSE'S 'engttened, by INVIGORATOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL tile d..','1 ?i ve8ctal)le production brought from the etc. M Mom- w infI a tho st0'1Jr? ^ tl.e^Iebrated Prof! leadlne Uef.Hn known ?s 4 distinguished member of the dlstiSful.i*ac,fllea 01 ?W World, and equally The imeMnr iw#k ^ ' a ch<!'nl?'. and a traveler.? 01hei vecoiahU r?J'nr ' c,0MC0"tr?tcd nnd combined with suits hciptornr^ T,1, ? extracts, are now producijg re ?i firlt n l 1"r-,h,a or any othor couiitry. VIUOKAIINcfKmViSV nli?4 10 Prof- ?IO?SB'S IN r?',u.m"A TlaNopubt!,o,SS?fv?cd ^ zc^,d"";rd simple ane sublime truths announced bythe dlscoi7rcr But facts, undeniable lacts. attest" by ISSSSi or tte highest class and chaiacter, arenow triumphing over ail doubts. ItiCKKOUUTY 18 OVKRTHROWlf hSI ol testimony which is perfectly irresiatable KLi*in remedies, in all cases, the deplorable evils arising from a misuseorabuseorthe variouaorgantw'iYch wonderful maclilno called man. Tt restores 'e" every delicate function connected with that ?r '"alter and mind, neces. hi . T^oduction of human lije To persons ol r*??? inn r "a,,K- or deficient in vital piweT,Tt?s . ,vi,|ch1!? Ul? ?",y meai,a of communicating that en JSh.fl"?"??* to the pioiier enjo)ment or "i th? Its benenrini ,ve" 18 l,ie '"ghor mental attributes. a?e. Tre feeblec^r? *t"i? "",L,,cu';n,lcl1IO =?tl?r sex or any tfd youth the ,,?.i\ w,fe' 0le ''????. enerva Ti,eder? THE BR0KEN CONSTITUTION. eases, and U??r"rw?or ?or,rou* Ji" however, niay i!e LiumerJSd %'Jl'i" " ^"""v A rew will, indisposition to move, raininess after e*er?l???x ken sleep and terrifying dreams, inabiHtv tn^fnf i ' place or position, weakness o! the pi ocritl veo" ?!?''iliSf unl incompetency, melancholy. mounmi7,l? S. sinking at the stomach, female irregularity' acMcnf^"8" dency to miscarjtage, emaciation, a.id all con,pUintscrmv" lug out of a r.-1? indulgence of the passions, and all barren' reachor IMdIcSMB.PrUCeCd fr?m ?'ga"iC CaUKC3 'Je>?"d the Whenever the organs to beaded upon are Iree rrnm m-1 formation or 1?riclur?i diseases it is'ave, red ttat U MORSE'S IN VIGO HATING ELIXIR wi replace weakness with strength, incapacity with e'F tl,i nn't n"ieu w',"' u,ll,ur'? a?d natural activity aiid Hi iXS&t onl?.wltlj0"t 1'azaid of leaction, but with a ha. py cffcct 011 the general organization. HS-fcear in inin.i that ail lualadie", wherever they begin, finish with ilio imr voussystem. and that the imralyiftlmf ortlS" w motion and sensation is physical death Bear I? so, that for eveiy kind of nervous disease the Elixir i nr dial is the only reliable preparation known. CURK OF NERVOUS DISEASES. " 8J*mptoms or nervous disensj vaiish tS -r mf der Us influence. Nor is tho effect femnnmr.' un tiary. therolieris Pernanem. lor the coi^ial jMonei Ue^or he medic no reach the constitution I.sell, and n-s'ore Utu id the cu"dl,io?- Wc? may the preparation ^>e call r ,| * medicinal wonder lu l,lvc 1,0 ??ence. a I i HA I ENTAILS NO REACTION


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ocr: , ( I V/'3 A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE ealth restored, nud life lengthfic4. bf - 1>K. MORSE'S INVIOORATOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. ? For centuries medical science has been ransacking the vegetable and mineral kingdom, in search or somsthlitf that should restore the lost or decaying energies of the nsr. v- us and muscular systems, without the drawback or sub. sequent prostration, which all stimu.ants, tonics, and nar cotics bad heretoforeentailed- : Jf^at wnethwgha- hen found., It is a vegetable )irbducti6? brought from the ste rile deser/s of Arabia the Stony, by thece!eb?eted PioC M. Morse,- well known as a distinguished member or the leading fcctetific socistiea ot the Old Worid.and equally distinguished as a. physician, a chemist, and a The juices 0r this herb, concentrated and combined with other vegetable medicinal extracts, are now producing Je suits heretofore unheal d or, in this or any ot her country. At first the properties attributed to Prof. MORSE'S IN VIGORATING ELIXIR OR CORDIAL were deemed fabulous. The public often dcceivcd tould not 6'l cxt the simple ane sublime truths announced by the Hut facts, undeniable facts, attested by witnessrs or the highest class and character, are now triumphing o\er all doubts. IKCRKUULlTY IN OViiKTHROWK by u mass of testimony which is perfectly irresistable. The Elixir remedies, in all cases, the deplnrab e evsis arising from a misuse or abuSc ol the variouso gans wMch make up the wonderful machine called man. li lestorr* to full vigor every delicate function connected with thai mysterious compound, agency or matter andvmimt, i ec s sary to the reproduction of human lije, To persuusoi I. e ble,muscular name, "or deficient ih vital power, it is e commended as the only means of coimnunlcatinc that en oi g'y.\vhich"is" Jtecesbai yjto the pioper enjoyment or ail the natural appetites, as well as the higher mental at* r i-u?e* Its beneficial cffects aie not confined to either >rx or any age. Tie feeble gifI, the ailing wife, the iisll't-s, enei va ted youth, the over-worn manor business, t..e -iciui?o: nervous depress ion? Ihe individual-suffering g?n*ral debility, or rromtlio weakness of a single organ, w.il ? i find immediate and permanent relief.fjom the u*e o tin incomparable renovator. To those who have a pi>di?p sit ion to paralysis it will prove a complete and ui.su ? safeguard against that terrible malady. Tjuvc ate u s perhaps, who have so trilled with theircou*ii-utioi.? t.?. they think, themselves beyond the. reach ol mc,ltctne not even these despair. 'J he JilLxir deals wi *.n it exlttx, without reference tocauses,.and wii? j move the disorder iUeir, but REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTFii 't iC The derangements or the system, leading to tf*-'V6v - eases, and the forms of nervous disease itself, '*??? merous that it would requires column to ent" .-r? v .? maladiesTor which this preparation is a spec, "c ?' c > however, may ho enumerated, viz:?neuralgia .? reux, headache, incipient paralysis, hysteria, pa'ntttf ?!<-.> the heart, spinal afTections, n:u>cular debility/ire c - flatulence, a pricking sensation in the flosh, nuUib c- j torpidity or the liver, mental depression, weakn-** or il will, indisposition to move, faintness after exercise, t> ken sleep and terrirying dreams, inability to rcrr-aiu In . place or position, weakness ol the procreativeor^am, s-j ual incompetency, melancholy, monomania, fko- a bu , ?inUing at the stomach, female irregularities, o ch?c?.ic te dency to miscar.iiage, emaciation, and all complaiuts g ingout of a fie-* indulgence or the passions, and all bar. en ness that does uot proceed rrom organic causes beyond reach or medicine. Whenever the organs to be acted upon are iree from rnal formation or slrictursl diseases it Is averred that MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with ciency, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, "thi. not only without hazard of reaction, but with a hap py effect on the general organization. B3"liear in that a I maladies, wherever they begin,finish with tha u?r vouh system, ? ml that the paralyzation of the uerv-s motion nnd sensation is physical death Hear in mind al so, that foreveiy kind of nervous disease the Elixir Cor dial is the only reliable preparation kr.owii. CH.'RK OF NERVOUS DISEASES,. No hngua^e can convey an adequate idea ol.the immedi ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in diseu?*;j,debilitated and shattered nervoussystsri, whrth er broken down by excess, weak by nature, or by sickness, theunstiung and relaxed organization is one* braced, re vivified and built up. The mental physical symptoms of nervous disease varish.to$cihai un der its influence. Nor. is th?* effect iempOtary; on the con t?ary. the relief is permanent, lor the coulial propei ties the medicine reach the constitution i sell,.aud rrstoie it its normal condition. Well may the prepaiatioa be call ed the MEDICINAL WONDER of the nineteenth1 century. Iti , as the first scientific in the world would have ad milted, that miracle ol ciuo he*eio!ore.8upposcd.to havo no existence,. a, STIMULANT THAT ENTAIL NO Its force is uever expended, aS is the case with opium, al


ocr: 'II ? 29 29 30 28 29 30 31 TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes of tnmeless weeks, Toprittling jok?rs lii the streets; Front girls and boy3 that read at s:hooI, To office clerks upon their stools; From the buildii g of love at sweet seventeen. To Hie i audle explosions of all honeymoon dreams; From mid way years or man nd hisjwife, To advancing days and eclimnglife; From the spectacled few, who with astonishment gats At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, IIaveyov ukjcd Lyon's Katiuiron? Grey heads and bald in concei t sing. The magic or this powerful thing, That starts the roots of hair long dead, Andcovers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, ?o harsh and stiff, That u>ed to vex the pretty miss Now around her bliou tiers twirl In such rich, luxutanl curls, The sight or touch, you know not which, ' Sets men a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd. The HandrufT?vexed stuff?that once did fall O'er broad ctoth coats, and collars soil. You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on tbe hair. But more than hair, or all vet said, A re facts about the Nervous Head, 1J tat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And chctor?' pills are taken in vain. Now pic Kathairon, such paius I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm tare; Ai.d Tor Piinples, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATIIA1 HON so justly celebrated Tor Preserv ing, Kestoring and IleautiTying the Hair, is sold by sveiy Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the World, in large bottles, ror 23 cents. Sold to tbe trade at a Liberal discount?but never com mitsicned. Address letters to D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. (O^For sale by Kells <fc Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson dc Co.} T. H. Logan It Co.. and Wheat dtOhapUn. fp>lft-6ni. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Wilde & Brother, Corner of Main and Union itrnU, WHKKLING, VA. WIIOLIUU AMD RETAIL tfKALKRS I* SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS, Miscellaneoua, Medical, Theological, Classical and Hit torical Books, STATIONERY, Cap and letter Paper, wrapping Paper and Bonnet boards, Slates, Ink, Pens and Peucils, Envelopes, Mathematical Instruments, etc. etc. Alto WALL PAPER AND WINDOW BLINES. ay Wholesale Dealers and purchasers generally can be ?uppliedat this establishment with all articles In the trade at the lowest prices RAOS WANTED.?The highest price given In cash or TR*i>i for good Rsgs at the comer bookstore. eep2G Sanroid's Calabria Liquorice, Just received and for sale br JAMBS BAKER AND STILL THEY COME!! AILY arriving at the sign or the Turk, the latest style Silk Hats, entt the best article in the places-call and ?ee. sepS3 J W RH0DK8, Agent ALT?M liags Liverpool Salt) 100 pockets Lake ? > 100 bbls Kn awha 4 for sale br TALLAHT dc DELAPLAIN, wpgB m Main 1 r\l\ 1XJZ. men and bors'_Kusauth Hat*, for Sale br lOU augB H; P. HAHPEHgSOW bbl* H. ?!. Tar, lust received and foraale bjr TALtANT ? UKLAJPLAlN. . ?S Main st.


ocr: FREIGHTS Will forward. Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply |to the HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP tfc CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORSEY. HOWARD A KNOX, Wheel!fig. U. F. CONWAY * Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. H. POYNTZ. Maynvilte, Ky. RENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELDRUM Co, Madison, Did. K. WEBB, AJAXOY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM ?fcCO.,St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duulop Co., may be fuuud at tho counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jcl3-Cmd Baltiviorc, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and 'Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will foncard Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusunl facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply |to the HENRY XI..TAYLOR, Pier 13North Hiver, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DOHSKY, HOW A HI) iV KNOX, Whccll.g. H. P. CONWAY 4e Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. R. B. POYNT55. Maysvitle, hy. RENNET A DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELllRUM & Co, Madison, hid. K. WEBIJ, MAXCY <fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM A CO., St Louis. After the first of August, nil goods sent through Duntop Co., will be forwarded Tree ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be round at the counting room of J. W. Koas &. Co., Hollingsworth st. je!8-6md Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Oh io Railroad to Wheeling, and by jast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: IN'TEIjIjIG-EN'CER BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. Tiib u ndsr signed take this occasion to remind their ?i<(I the public generally, that in connection with the of tl>e Daily Intelligencer, they have a Job Office fitted up tor 4he execution or all kinds of PMIlf A WD O UNA JIKNTAL Their materials being ?ooaUy new, and embracing the Is test styles of Job *yve, and tbeir large and well stock ?f paper, cards, inks, dec., being purchased at o-vest Cssh pi ices, and the Job Office being a distinct de P i i t ment, ca i efully and efficiently ms raged, they can guars n tee to their customers entire satiafaction, as regards ,\cnlnr*i, Accuracy ssd Prompinru, with which their work will be done. They aie piepared to execute Cards, PsooRaxtfES, CiRcrLARS, Posters, Labels, Concert Bills, Bill Beans, Ball Tickets, Hills Lasixo, STtasioaT Bills, Bone Cascxs, Auction Bills, Order Book*, Dray Tickets, Derm, Pan out Books, Notss, Railroad Blanks, Reckipts, Hotel Hksistkis, Psotksts, Kcmkori, Batsrs, Election Tickets, A ud every other description of letter-press Printing. ill kinds of work in COLORS ANDBRONZE9. 03"AB orders from a dlatancepromjiUy attended_to.(> SWEAR1NGEN dt TAYLOR.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forxoard Goods to all the above placet, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable term*. For particulars apply to Iho Agents. HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DOR8BY, NORTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNN8T ?fc DUDLKY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <&CO., 8t? Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop ?t Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J.-W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth St. Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohib Railroad to Wheeling, and btj Jast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by jast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and alto to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcceipt through on tho most favorable terms. For particulars apply |to the HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. ' DORSRY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wlieellrg. II. F. CONWAY A Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Mayaville, hy. KENNKT DUDLEY. Cincinnati. .M EL DRUM & Co, Madison, Jnd. K. WKlin, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATCJM A CO., St-Louis. After the first of August, nil goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will ho forwarded free ordrayngo. For tho present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross <fe Co., Hollingsworth st. jelS-Cmd


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and, St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LlNE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply ?to the * HENRY JJ. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWAKB ?v KNOX, \Vhcell:g? B. P. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. B. POYNTZ. Miiysvillo, hy. KENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM <fc Co, Madison, 1ml. B. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., SM.ouis. After the first orAugust, allgooils sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free ordrayage. Por the present Dunlop Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Holllngsworth st. je!8-6md


ocr: ?l Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Par leer Vein "Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE WUlfortoard Good* to all the abate places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on. the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the CHESTER & CO., Pier 13 North River. New York. DUNLOP & CO;, Locust Point, Baltimore, . DOR8RY, HOWARD Or KNOX, Wheeling, B. P. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYXTZ. Maysvllfe, Ky. KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDKUM & Co, Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY CO.; Louisville. DAVID TATUM <kCO., 8t Louis. A Her the first of August, ail goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be fouud at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-6md


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ocr: REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCE!!. and Departure** o( Steam the &Mt24 Hourt, ending latt night alio' ARRIVALS, David White McLain Louisville Diurnal Calhoun ...Pittsburgh St. Clair* ...Goliling --St. Louis Washingtan City..Eberfet ' .do Messenger Klinefelter:..:. Cincinnati Cincinnati.. Koontz Pittsburgh New Yurk Gillmore do... Dan Co|ivets McVey Zanejville Wm. Knox Courier... Roberta Parkersburgh Stephen Hayard. ...Booth .'.Sunfish Vitoqua ..O'Neil...:. ... .Steubenville DEPARTURES. Thos Swann. .M'Lure Louisville Diurnal Callioun Pittsburgh St. Clair.."....'.? ...Golding... Pittsburgh Washington City.. .Eberet Pitlsbuigh Messenger Klinefelter .do.... Ciucinnati........ Koontz Cincinnati New York Gr?y.. St. Louis Dan Convers McVey - PittsbuiKh Wm. Knox Louisville Courier Robi rls Parkersburg S'ephen Bayard.. .Booth Sunfisli Viroqua O'Niel Steubenville BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. Steubenville Viroqua 2 P.M. Sunfish Stephen Uayard... .4 P. M. Pittsburq Diurnal 7 A. M. Parkkrhburgii. . ..Courier. 10 A.M. Louisville David White. 6 P. M.


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ocr: Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. laMrpcrated) 1848. attention of the public is respectfully called to the superior facilities afforded at this Institution, for qua lifying individuals In a tberough practical manner for tin counting room and business pursuits. Instruction?Book keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical course of Instruction is given in the art of keep ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de partments of trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms in use among the moat eminent establish ments engaged individually or partnership in business, whether prosperous or adverse} in the purchase and sale oi merchandise at wholesale and retail,imj orting and export in? on their own account, on commission or on joint specu lation, including speculations in stocks, real estate, dec., with steam boating, bank insurance, railroad, and books or joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putat ons pertaining to business operations, being taught according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count Equations, arbitration of Exchanges, dec. Mercantile Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed ou this subject are calculated to impress business habit* and a genuine business style or correspondence upon the mind of the student as well as familiarise him with comroertial technicalities and phraseology, including pro forma Invoices, Account sales, bills of exchange, dec. practical Penmanship.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of bus!nest writing, combining with a thorough command of hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and rapidity, and perfect legibility with beauty orconstruction. Commercial Law .ml Political Economy.?Dally Lec tures are given on these important topics, as connected with the avocations or the merchant in the operationa or commerce, and practical workings of trade, embracing the subject of Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.} also On the laws of wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, cred it,lirofit, Interest, inter-national trade, dec. The course can be comnleted in (torn eight to twelve weeks. 1 nst ruction being given individually,applicants can enter at any time. A knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance or the Principal enables to tender a-sistance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good board can be obtained in the city at ?2,80 to $3,60 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TEEMS:?For partial course, books, s ationery, 4*c., in clusive. *98.00. Por rult course, books, stationery. Diploma, 4-c., inclu sive. ?50.00. JOHN 6UNDRY, jan3'53?lyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. \\T E offer for rata . well selected dock of PAPEK >> CARDS and PRINTING INK. BOOK BINDBKS' LEATHER, and every description or PAPER-MAKERS' MATERIALS. Having been the tint, by several year*, to establish in West a Paper business complete in all its parts, we formed permanent connections with the best manufactu rers in this country, and receive our supplies directly them. Th4*pricesand terms we now offer are as favora ble as the same goods can be purchased for in the cities. We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT* 1NG PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER dc SMITH, OWENde HURLBUT, and the CARBW COMPANY, be ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in country. Our stock embraces every description of Paper used the West. We have but one uniform price to all. by mail will be filled at the same prices as if bought person. Samples will be sent by mail free of cost. augSl. BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 27 Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE. K. O. GOODMAN Sc CO. WUOUfiU DXALKRaiM Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink, BLKACB1MO POWMRI, FKLTIKO, WIRK CLOTH, dcC. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, maybe found "WRITING, BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment the West, orevery description. _ _ Printing Piper, all sixes. Eng. A Amer. Tissue Paper. Book ?? M Copying Col'd. Medium dc D'ble. Med. Blotting Ass'd. " ?? Filtering " Envelope. Druggist * " Plate and Litbopraph. Marble 44 Manula,genuine. Glazed and Gilt Hardware Paper. Cloth " Ham ?? Card " Match Box "I Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea " unprepored. Shoe " Wrapping Paper, all sixes. Dry Goods ?? Tobacco *' " ?? Envelopes ofevery description, dtc. drc. BOARDS. Perforated, Binders', Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards. Also, Agent for Lichtbody's Sursaioa Pkiktiko Ink, Book, add Colored Irk, dec. Cards, and Card Boards. Extra Prarl Paced Car ds. Extra Provlri " Printers* " PORCRLAIR " Satih Surfaced Card Boards. 1VORY " Printrrs' Satin Enamelrd 11 PORCRLAIN ?* Pearl Sdrfaced Colored Card Boards. riie above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured ex pressly for ourselves, andareora most beautiftil surface fiinsh; they do not peel In working, snd are aflbrded at lower rate, than any Cards heretofore offered in this mar. ket, and as low as they can be purchased in the East. 07Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards, are res. pre fully invited to examine ourstock. A11 our goods are received direct from manufacturers, which enables us to sell as low, if not lower, than any other house in the West, tor Paper made to order. Aug21.tr. Co-Partnership:


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by er's of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and alio to all />oint? EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorablo terras. For particulars apply fto the Agents. HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North Rivor, New York. DUN LOP <k. CO., Locust Point, Italtimoro. DORSKY, HOWARD A KNOX, Wheoli. g. K. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. R. B. POYNTZ. MoysviUe, Hy. KKNNKT <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLllRUM & Co, Madison, J ml. K. WKBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisvillo. DAVID TATUM & CO., St. Louia. After the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop Co.) will he forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsvvorth st. ji'18-Gmd


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parkbr Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by last running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will fortcard Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcccipt through oil the most favorable terms. For particulars apply to tits Agents. 1IKNRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP A: CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DO ft.SKY, NORTON <v KNOX, Wheeling. KENNKT & 1)U I>l.KY. Cincinnati. K. WKHI1, MAXGY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM iVCO.,St- J.ouis. After the first ofAiiguit, all goods sent through Punlop A Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayage. For the picscnt Duulop iV Co., may be found at the counting room of J. \V. iioss A Co., Holliugsworth st. jclS-Gmd


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE TV/7/ forward Goods to all the above plucest and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Jto llio Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP <*: CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. HORSEY, HOWARD iV KNOX, Wheeling. II. F. CONWAY ?<: Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maynvil'e, Ky. KKNNBT <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. .MHLliRUM & Co, Madison, 1ml. ft. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATU.M &CO.,Si- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Punlop & Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duulop ?& Co., may be found at the counting room of J. VV. Ross tfc Co., Hollingsworth St. Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and 'Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by Just running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE TV/// forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havingunusual fur.ilitics can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Jto the HF.NRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DORSKY, HOWARD iV KNOX, Wheeling. 1>. F. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Maysville, hy. KKNNET ^ DUDLKY. Cincinnati. M HI.DRUM Co, Madison, J ml. K. WKI1B, MAXCY ?*: CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM A: CO., St Louis. Aflcr the first of August, nil goods sent through Dun'.op & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayagn. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found ;it the counting room of J. \V. Ross & Co., Ilollingsworth St. jelS-Gmd


ocr: TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes ol mmeless weeks, Topnttling jokers in the streets; From girls and boy* that read at s:hool, To office clerks upon their stools; From the buddii.gor love at sweet seventeen. To the l audio explosions or all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years or man ? lid hisjwife, To advancing days and eclimng lire; From the spectacled lew, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things of these modern days,? Is heard thisgeneral exclamation, lliVKYOU CSKD LtON'S KaTIUIROS? Grey heads and bald in conceit sing. The magic or this powerful tiling, That starts the roots or hair long dead. And rovers up the once bald head? While the truant locks, ?o harsh and stiff, That uf-ed to vex the pretty miss? Now around her shoulders twirl lu such rich, luxurant curls, The sight o? touch, you know not which, Stt?* men a sinning, and their heads bewirclrd. The 1 ?andrull?vexed stuff?that once did tall O'er broad cloth coats, and collars soil, You number with the things that were, Ry using Kathairon on the hair. Rut more than hair, or all vet said, Are facts about the Nervous Head, '1 hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And doctois' pills arc taken in vain. Now the Kathairon. such pains I'll warrant to cure, lu ten minutes. Nogossippiirg, I'm sure; Ai d for Pimples, Salt Rhsun, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KaTHAIBONso justly celebrated for Preserv J irg. Restoring and Beautifying the flair, is sold by Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 25 cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?hit ncrcr com Addressletters to D. S. BARXBS, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York, icy For sale by Kells Caldwell, W i oiesale Agents for Also sold by Patteison &. Co.; T. H. Logan Co., and Wheat Chaplin. malS-f?ni. l>ccrce Tor an account. Commissioners Orricic, August 4th, 1S53. Stephen Rice, "1 In Chancery in vs. >the Circuit Court XV. Graham's ad'n.'s & otnera. J or Ohio County. Ry a deree in th'8 cause made on the 22d day or June, 1833, it is made my duty to ascertaiu and repot t the loca tion. quantity and value or the real estate or which the said IV Graham died seized, or entitled to, together the specific lien, ifany thereon. Also to take and state accounL or the persona estate or the said George IV. dee'd., which has come into the hands or Wil liam P. Wilson, his administrator, or to any person by his order, and for bis use, and or the disbursements by him inaduecourse or ad iniuist ration. Notice is hereby gi veu that I shall proceed on the lath day or September, 18o3, at the office ot Russell J- Fitzhugh in the city or Wheeling, tr. take the account ordered by said decree. And the several creditors or said George TV. Gra ham, dec'd., are hereby required to appear before me on or before Thursday the loth day or September, 1853, and prove their claims otherwise they will be excluded rum the benefit or the said decree. (Cat.) HDWAKi) H. FITZHUGH.Ccm'r. BBLS. Hpt*. Turpentine, lor Mleb,


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ?"Havingunusual facilities can receipt through 011 the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply 'to the g HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. . DUN LOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. ~ DORSEY, NORTON ?v KNOX, "Wheeling. - KENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUiW dr CO., St-Louis. After the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. \V. Ross tfc Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-0md


ocr: TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes of nameless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boy3 that read at school, To office clerks upon their stools; From the budding or love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years of man -ltd his wife, To advancing days aud ,eclin<nglife; From the spectacled rew, who with astonishment gate At the wondrous things of these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, IUvb TOU c?d Lyon'b Kithiirox? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this powerful thing, That starts the roots of hair long dead. And covers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, i>o harsh and stiff, That u*ed to vex the pretty miss Now around her sbou'ders twirl In such rich, luxurant curls, The sight or touch, you know not which. Sets men a sinning, and their beads be witch'd. . The Dandmil?vexed stuff?ihat once did fall O'er br??ad cloth coats, and collars soil, You number with the things that were. By using Kathairon on the hair. But more than half, or alt yet said, A re facts about the Nervous Head, '1 liat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And doctors* pills lire taken In vain. Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm sure; Ai.d for Pimples, Salt Rhsum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATHAIRON so justly celebrated for Preserv ing, Restoring aud Beautifying the Hair, is sold by Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 26 cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?lut never com? Address letters to D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. tCWFor sale by Kells dc Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson & Co.; T. H. Logan , and "Wheat <&Chaplin. ma!8-6m. Hempfield Railroad. is hereby given to .11 the stockholders of the Hempfield Railroad company, that they are required to par on or before the first day ol July next, the second thinl Instalment* on tlio subscriptions to the capital or the Company. i r William P Weacott will receive the installments or stockholders residing in Ohio county. By Order of th* Board, JOSKPSTHKltUSRSOH; Wa.hinitor, Pa.. Jane 11. 'W.?difcwlm. Trsanrer. FOURTH OF JULY. - Ko. 1 Firecrackers; '1. i raie small Fire works; just ree'd by . i 8. J). WOODROW.SeCMaln St. '


ocr: THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OP THE AGE* FOR THE CORK pF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTllMA, BRON CHITIS, CONSUMPTION, AND ALL. AFFECTIONS OF THE CIIEST AND LUNGS. Ccrtili ate from Rev. Dr. Luchey. THE following certificate, from one of ourtelrea, almost aa well known m any person in the Union, is worth a thousand obtained from other lands, from unknown per*! son*. T-o the Mkthodist Church and hkr Ct.erqy, anil to Speakers and Slinisteis generally?The following;is one of your aged* most extensively Known, and gifted ministers. Rev. Dr. Luckky, of the East 'Genesee Confer, ence, N. Y.: , ? ? A '?.?! ??1 am happy to acknowledge the substantial -benefit I luive.received from the use ol 1)r. Locock's Pulmonic WaVkrs:' *'l; had aseveie cold, attended with-symptoms of fever. The Jisual remed-esrpresctibed.b'y.'my physician kept the fever.unden but my couzh continued alarmingly severe and obstinate. The morbid state of ray stomach relusingthe preparation the physicians deemed it necessa ry to employ, my son procured a box of Locock's Wafers, andadvised me to try them. The use of them gave immt diate"relief._ After using two boxes 1 was quitereatored, which t have every reason to believe, was the result ol their efficacy. * n ? ' Yours, di., Rochester, Dec. 2d, '62. SAMUEL-LUCKEY." Price, Socents a box. For sale wholesale or retail, by KBLLS <St CALDWELL. marl7 General Agents. Wheeling Window Glass MANUFACTORY. THE partnership heretofore existing between fitocktoall Bankerd de Co, has been dissolved by the purchase of 11, Mr. Bankerd's right, title, *nd interest, bv, Stockton ?& : Russell. ? ...... The business will be carried on under the name of oct8 . : STOCKTON, RUSSELL dc CO. Wheeling, Octj.|8u2 Notice. e firm of O int will pi JN8 indebted to the late firm of O.W: Hpis kell 4- CO. by note or book account will please make payment without delay. O. W. HE IS K ELL f v? .** K'j1 T:^jt)?tj3i&V+ yefrrttcr* subscriber hu^ftgA|Sn&yrtopithe above Powder,"" Jiiyur'. .Ilrdiciiif". T TOirBWiMcT tor l)r. JijDe'kMedlcM. ud rtt


ocr: BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. Thk undersigned take this occasion to remind their friends snd the public generally, that in connection withthooflkc or the Daily Intelligencer, tliey have a Job Ofllce expressly ntted up for. be executiou of all kiuds of PLAIN andornaihuital pbintino Their niatsrtala bdoj <aomitrten, mpd ?le ;ce to tiielTcIttTonieni cntiie satisfaction', as'regards the Kemae??, Accurncjr and Fr?inplnrU| vlth which their work will be done. The*aie piepared to execute Cards, PRoaRAMNBS, OuCOliRI, PoSTKKfi, Label*, Concert Bills, Bill Hum, Ball Tioxrn, Hills Ladino, Steamboat Hii'J, KimCnicu, Auction Bills, Order Books, 1>kay Tickets, Deeds, Freiout Books, Kailroad Blanks, Hotel Reuisters, Notes, Receipt*, Protests, Summons, ' Briefs, Election Tickets, \ nd every other description of letterpress Printing. Also ill kinds of work in COLOB9 ANDBRONZEfl. OCT* All orders from a distance promptly attended to. 8WEARINGKN, TAYLOK de CO.


ocr: ?mm Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, 'JLoursvi/le and *St: ? [jcmis, on of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fust running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING- LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can re :elnt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply {to tho Agents. CHESTER <Sr CO., Pier 1* North River. New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. * DOR8EY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wheellrg. H. F. CONWAY fic Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Maysvllle.hy. RENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MEL DRUM & Co, .Madison, Jnd. E. WEBB. MAXCY ifc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM CO., St-Louis. Afler the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free of drayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room or J. W. Ross ?Sc Co., Holllngsworth fit.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward On mis to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ' Having unusual facilities can receipts rough on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply |to th3 Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, Now York. kb DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Haltimorc. DORSRY, NORTON ?v KNOX, WhccllOg. " KRNNKT ?fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEHB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUJW ?fcCO.,8t- Louis. After the first of August,1 all goods sent through Dunlop dt Co., will bo forwarded freo ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop <fc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Roas ?t Co., Mollingsworth at. jel8-6md 'or Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: 28 29 30 .. .. TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes or nimeless %yeeka. To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boys that read at school, To office clerks upon their stools; From the budding or love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years or man *ud hisjwife, To advancing days and reclining lire; From tlie spectacled few, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, iiAVK YOU OPED LYON'S KaTHAIROM? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this powerful thing, That starts the roots of hair long dead. And covers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, ?o harsh and stiff, That used to vex the pretty miss Now around her sbou!ders twirl In such rich, luxurant curls, The sight or touch, you know not which, Sets men a sinning, and their lieads bewltch'd. The Band rufl?vexed stuff?i hat once did fall O'er broad cloth coats, and collars soil, You number with the things that were, lly using Kathaironontbehair. But more than half, or all yet said, Are facts about the Nerrout Head, 1 bat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And ctoi s' pills are taken In vain. " Now fie Katbairon, such pains I'll warrant tocure. * In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm sure; Ar.d for Pimples, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATH A1 HON so justly celebrated for Preserv ing, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by every Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the In large bottles, for 25 cents. SoW to the trade at a Liberal discount?but ntter com mtMtcaurf. Address letters to ? D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. KVFor sale br Kells& Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson dc Co.; T. H . Loga n dc mal8-?in.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above placet, and alto to all pointt EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. ~~ Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particular* apply (to lbs Agent*. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. E DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. HORSEY. NORTON a, KNOX, Whe?Ung. * KENNBT <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. 2. WEBB, MAXCY 4 CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT DM & CO., St. Louis. Alter the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free or drayage. For the present Dunlop <Sc Co., may be round at the counting room or J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth St. je!8-6mtl Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steami er& of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Whetting, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Lodis, by en of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore; and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the Agents. HRNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWARD A KNOX, Whceli . g. li. P. CONWAY At Co., .Portsmouth, Ohio. S. K. POYNTZ. Maysvilie, Ky. KENNKT ?fc DUDLKY. Cincinnati. MELllKUM & Co, Madison, 1ml. K. WKBB, 3IAXCY <& CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St. Louis. Afler the first ofAugu^t, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co. > will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-Gmd


ocr: <v uo, xtiauison, ina. WAXCY de CO., Louisville. Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by er & of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running - double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Good* to all the above placet, and oho to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Fto the HENRY H..TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltlmoro. DOR8EY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wheeling. 11. F. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. B. POYNTZ. Mnyaville, hy. KKNNKT 6c DUDLKY. Cincinnati. DAVID TATUM & CO., St. Louis. Afler the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross 4c Co., Holiingsworth at. jel8-6mtf


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NBW.YORE, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. facilities can Tcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Jto tlw Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, Now York. ? DUNLOP & CO.. Locust Point, Baltimore. ~ DORSKY. NORTON KNOX, Wheeling. 2 KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY ?fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUJU &CO.,St. Louis. After the first or August, allgoods sent through Dunlop & Co., "will be forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Duulop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jfil8-Cmil MEDICINAL MEDICINAL.


ocr: FREIGHTS THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through oil the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply to thj .Asent*. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON iv KNOX, Wheeling. RENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <JtCO , St Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop <fc Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may he found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., HoUlngsworth at. jelS-Cnnl Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Par/cer Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio liailroad to Wheeling, and by Just running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above placet, and alto to all points EAST, WEST AND. SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the ' HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. ? DUN LOP ?& CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DOR8BY. HOWARD ?v KNOX, Whcell.g. M. P. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Mitysville, Ky. RENNET ?fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELIlRUM <fc Co, Madison, Jml. K. WEBIJ, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <&CO.,Kt Louis. After For the p: jclS-6nnl the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop dc Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. ho presont Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st.


ocr: WHEELING LINE mu jurwuru- v*'<u<iv iu all the abovep'aces, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. " Having unusual facilities can receipt tli ou?h on the most favorable terms. I'or particulirs apply to thJ Agents. HHNKY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York DUNLOP ?fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSBY. NORTON a KNOX, Whcell^tf. RENNET <Sr DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY <fc CO , Lmiisvillo. DAVID TAT (TAJ ?V CO., St Louis. After the first or August, ullgoods s^nt through Dunfop Co., will be forwarded free oTdrayape. For the piesout Duniop & Co., may be foui.d at tlie counting room of J. VV. Robs Co., H pilings wo th St. jelS Gn'il FREIGHTS Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, JLouipvitle and bt. Louis, by steam er i of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and bit fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. MEDICINAL.


ocr: augfi SherifTond Commissioner. TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes of mmeless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boys that read at s;hool, Tofiffice clerics upon their stools; From the budding of love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions dT all houeyu.oou dreams; From mid-way years or man 'lid his jwife. To advancing days ami eclining lire; From the sprctacled few, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation. Have you o?d Lyok's Kathairok? (irey heads and bald iu concert sing. The magic or this powerful thing, That starts the roots of hair long dead, A ml covers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, -o harsh andstifT, ? That used to vex the pretty miss? Now around her sbou'ders twirl In such rich, Insurant curls, Tin sight o. touch, you kuow not which, .Sets man a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd. The Dandrull?vexed stuff?that once did Tall O'er broad cloth coals, ami collars soil, You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on the hair. Hut i.ore than half, or all vet said, Are Tacts about the Nervous Head, 1 liat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And doctoi s' pills are taken in vain. Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm sure; A?;d for Pimples, Rait Rhsum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATHA1 RON so justly celebrated Tor Preserv. ing, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by every Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the In large bottles, for 23 cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?but never com Address letters to 1). S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, Now York. (El"For sale by Kells & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson & Co. j T. H. Lrfgan Co., and Wheat & Chaplin. | LSO, a lot of white and black cltisen dres* Bats, tor d HAR1,BBAR0:,.


ocr: KBIiLS & CALDWELL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, now receiving from direct importations a heavy stock or DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFB, AND NAVAL STORES. They have constantly on hand a full stock of PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASSWARE. Also manufacturers or COPAL, LEATHER AND JAPAN VARNISHES, AIJCO HOL AND SPTS. NITRE, To which tliey call the attention or dealers, and the public generally. In addition to the above; they have always on hand an ssortment, consisting of Spices, Block Tin, Scotch Snuff, Matches, t ' 1 Potash, . . Acids,.., . Starch, Halt Petre, Window Glass, Saleratus, Copperas, Blacking, Fancy Soaps, Louisville Limr, Patent Medicines, oct20


ocr: FREIGHTS Baltimore. Uimore, Wheeling,,Cincinnati,- Louisville and St. Louis, bp steani crs of the Parker Vein Lino to .Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK,. BALTIMORE AND WHFELINO LINE WiUfortoard Goo da to all the above places, arid also toAl po.nU . EAST, WEST AND SolJTtf. Having unusual facilities cm receipt through on the moot tfc\or?Wu t;?a? yn.rttcu!/?t?* llyfto the OHKHTKK ?fc CO.. Her 13North Hlvar, Sew Yotfc ? . . . m DUNLOP & CO,, Locust feinti Ualtixnoroi DOKSKY, HOWAKO At KSOX. \Vfoee;.;.jr. H. V. CONWAY A Co., Hun^-outt. -4?. ' ? ? . * S. B. POYKTZ. Mtysvlllo. KV KKNNKT& Ul'liLKY.'Clix O.. MKM1KUM A Co.Mn.ileo*. K. WEBB, M*XCY ?V COi. LoalflrfUO. DAVID TATCJM &CO.,Ft. Loo!e* ? , i-. ? After the first orAugust. all ^ouxls sent through Dnnlop & Ca.iwiU "Vc for\ynn*vd free cf <5,a jfy.e. ? For the present Dunlcp ?fc Co., may b? found nt tbu ct ai.._c? *?.' J. \V. I.vorth et. . jelS-Cnnl


ocr: AND WHEELING LINE to all points ourII. terms. For particulars apply to ths Agents. THE NEW YORK, IVi/Z fortonrd Goods to all the EAST, WEST "Havingunusunl facilities can receipt through on a HKNRY If. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, jjj IHINLOP A- CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. nOKSKY, TfOHTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLKY. Cincinnati. K. WKHIl, MAA'CV CO., Louisville. J>.\VIJ) TATUAI *fc CO., St- Louis. After the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop Co., will bo forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present ihinlop Ct Co., may be found at the counting room of J. \V. Jtoss *fc Co., ilollingswoith 8t, Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam en of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: nia20.-4Jm, No. 23, Water stieet. TO THE MTT.T.IONS. From toothless babes ol mine less weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boys that read at school. To office clerks upon the! r stools; . From the buddii g or love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams) From mid-way years of man lid his wife, To advancing days and eclin'ng lire; From tb? spectacled fety^ \yho with astonishment gaze At the wondrous tilings of these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, llavKTou casn LyojTh Kitjiairon? (J l ey beads and bard iii concert sing. : The magic or this powerful thing. That starts the roots or hair long dead. And covers up the once >a(d head; While the truant locks, oO harsh and stiff, That u>ed to vex the pretty 'miss? Now around her sliou ders twirl In such rich, luxuranf curls, Th? sight oi touch, you know not which, Sets men a sinniug, andtheir heads bewitch*d. - The J)andrufl?vexed stuff?' hat once did rail O'er brnad cloth coats, anil collars soil, You number with the things that weVe, By using Katbairon on the hair. But i o?e thari hair, or all vet said, Are facts about the Nervous Head, 'J Ut sometimes racks <uid aches with pain. And doctois'pills are taken iii Vain.' ' Now the KathaiVon, such pains IMl warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, sure; Ai.d for Pimples, Salt Khsum, Erysipelas and Totter, HU| - ?- -??. ? ? [Seller. _ele'b t a ted for Preserv . ., aid , lleadtltying the HalY, is sold by eveVy Uruggest and Principal merchant throughout ths in large bottles; for 26 cenu. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?Jul nerer com Ad dress letters to ; D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 361 Broadway, Now York. CCfForsaleby Kelia& Caldwell,.Wf olesaleA?ntsfof . Also sold, by Patteison <& Co.; T. H.I Lotfii and WheatdrCliapliii. roal8-6m. New.Hat and Cap Store. No. 123, WEST SIDE Main STREET. and silK hat*,' blaeiu how it, .^tilV'beavcr and otter hats. Also, a fine assortment or Pauama. ned it of man's and vouth'a iniw wisulng a good article, at wholesale orre Unc. St low rata* wUl please call and ...n f\ \ - TV. W J1MESON*. r<at short notice) to St


ocr: TO MILLIONS. Frommld way years or man nd wsjwii TO ?dvancin*da?audecUnnglie, i,hro<.nt ga Krth.'woK'tWiST'oMh^ modern days, Is heard this general IlVv" you O.ED LYOWS K^THAIROK? O i ey heads and bald in sing* The made of this powerful thing, That starts the roots or hair jongdead, And covers up the once bald ^?*di While the truant locks, *?h*J3jLan ' That u>ed to vex the pretty rals? TCow around her sbou ders twill in such rich, luxurant cutis, fji.r bruad cloth coals, and collars soil, You number with the we B^^eVr?baTo?^t?id, ^^r.V^uY.Xcb'wi.bp.in, NS^e "??nt l? COr' YON*" throughout the Addrea.letter.to BARNBS proprietor 161 Broadway, Npvr \ o[J CtoPE?SD^AWRD)4?;t jTClore Wou?e? -i u !?*?<


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ocr: Look those who nre desirous of preserving the memory of themselves and and friends, can do so, most effec bv calling without delay,at Tarbell <fc Co's. Daguer Rooms, at the corner of Main and Biddle streets, Wheeling; and procure for each those life-like Pic which cannot be obtained, with the same degree of and excellence, elsewhere in the city. TARBELL dc CO.,Dagoerreotypists. Corner of Main and Biddle streets, v * : Centre Wheeling.


ocr: <-)U to take them at his office. He will be found iu offiomostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. Ornct?Quincy street, between Main and Market, ?ide. aug2G PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) Will practice Medicine, Surgery and Obste tricks. located in this city. Office and resi dence?Mulberry square?opposite Mr. H. lvchol s, Centre Wheeling. ap2ft-3m Dr. M. Campbell. (LlTEOPFAlttMOOrT, VA.) " OFPICK: Fourth St., adjoiniirgthe residence of Henry Moore noviM Wheeling, V a IMC. A. H. TODD, Office and Drug Store, corner Quincy and Firth streets, Whkeliwo, Va. 1 ~ Dlt. J. ?. HUPP, ~ office on Xun Street, one door South of Judge Fry's, residence. WHEELING. VA. Dr. A. P^Wheeler, Office: Main street, Ckstre Wiieelinq. 53"R?idcncc?No 43, Market street. lyd DR. E. A. HILDRETH, 0?ce nnd RaidcnK. Mo. ?8, Monroe street, AUJOISIXG THE COURT HOUSE. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE NO. ? l, 3IAIN HTBKET iaS8-lj,l Centre Wheeling. Alfd. Hughes, M- D. OPFKRS his professional sei vices to th3 communl'y JiBce: At resilience, on Centre street, between Fittn "?ISutb. mar:?e-ty DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, i>i:ai,kie i \ Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, "leStuir., Patent fleilicioo, Perfumer j- &c. WO. 24, CH1QN ST., WHEELING, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, .4#t Jan. PitiiII & ?om wholesale druggists, . AN1) DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, ?t*;JH,S,!Ks? BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, Ac. HUI I,i>? iriAKN STRKET, 4tu door below Monroe, i ____ WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, Whclexnlc nnd Retail DRUGGIST, t?a, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. ~T71^ri-OGAN & co ISbcwbo,. to I'axton & Lake,) A.w?sale and Retail Druggists, painta. Oils, Chemicals,Dye stuffs, Var "**? ^Wte Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, ^ Ax., Ac. Ac., sentS-i, No. 193, H ridge corner, Main st^, Wueeling, Va. w.T. SELBY, ? holc?a.Ie Denier in oreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Xo 117, MA INK STREET, ??? Wheeling, V?. i?*' *? vi, & hwkarincktv. FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. It, South 4th Ntrra, w ? . PHI LA DELPHTA. ? sextos, L. Seal. A. Van Sw^ vringkn. J" *? FBT?E*. E. B. SWEAKINGEN.JR. heiskell&, CO., Dralrrx in nil kinds of and Staple Dry Goods, ' ? !S? vl:n!o" ttrec,a. three doors m' 8" Wickham-s Auction Rooms, ?^ Wheeling, Vn. henry k. list &. CO. Ltrr' co;j QOle&c.lo Grocers and i^rchantk. "?o.88. Main Street, - Whkeuno Va: R. crangl-. &. CO. ? WHOLKSAtP. OTJ OKRR. forwarding ajid -'?> ?I?,V? ' ?' ' " ? Wo.,


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places', and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rrceipt through on the moat favorablo terms. For particulars apply fto th9 HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP dr'CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. HORSEY. HOWARD iv KNOX, Wheeling. B. F. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNT55. Maysvil'e, Ky. KENNET <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELDRUM <Sc Co, Madison, hid. K. WEBB, MAXCY it CO., Louisville. DAVID TATU.M <fcCO.,St. Louis. After the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Duulop & Co., may bo found at the counting room or J. W. Ross & Co., Holllugsworth st. jel8-Gmd Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fa. double engine steamers on the Ohio fast running thio river.


ocr: For Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by en of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running e Ohio double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DOR8KY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wheel!. g. B. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Majrtvllle, hy. KENNKT de DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM Co, .Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY <b CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUAI Ac CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop tfc Co., will be forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Duulop dc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross dc Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-6md


ocr: engine s(earners For Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling., and by jast running c Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply to tha A Rents. HBNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DORSKY. NORTON tv KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WBBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUJNi ifc CO., St- Louis. After the llrst orAugust, nil goods srnt through Dunlop ?fc Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayago. For the pteseuL Duulop & Co., inoy bo found at the counting room of J. VV. Ross ?fc Co., Hollingswoith st. jel8-6md


ocr: Baltimor, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by en of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Qhio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NHW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual fa Ultlea c?n rrceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Jto the HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP & ?0., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWARD cV KNOX, Wheeling. B. F. OOXVAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POY?TZ. Maysville, hy. KENNKT iV DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKI.DRl'.M (t Co, Madison, Ind. K, W'EHH, MAXGY <& CO., Louisville. PAYJD TA flJiW & CO., St- Louis. After the first oriugust, alt goods sent through Dunlop Co., will be forwarded free or drayage. For the present Umlop & Co., may be found at the counting room or J. W. Ross 6c Co., Holllngsworth St. jel8-Gnm \ FREIGHTS


ocr: JDK. iOCOCK'? PULMONIC WAFERS. IN TEN mTnUTES THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE FOR THE CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRON CHITIS, CONSUMPTION, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE CUE8T AND LUNGS. Certifi ate from Rev. Dr. Luckejr. THE following certificate, rrom one of ourselves, as well kpown as any person in the Union, is worth thousand obtained from other lands, from unknown per sons. To the Mbthodibt CnuRcii akd her Clergy, and Jpeakers and Ministers generally?The following is one of your aged, most extensively known, and Speakers and Ministers generally?The following is one of your aged, most extensively known, and ministers, Rev. Dr. LucKEY,(of the East Genesee Confer once, N. Y.s *?1 am happy to acknowledge the substantial beneCt have received from the use or Dr. Locock's 1 had a seveie cold, attended with relusingthe preparation the physicians deemed it necessa ry to employ, my soh procurfcd a boixof Locock's Wafers, and advised me to try them. The use of them gave diat$ relier. After using tWo boxes 1 was quite restored, which' I. have every reason to believe, was the result their efficacy. Yours, dt., Rochester, Dec. 2d, SAMUEL LUCKEY." Price, 20 cents a box. For sale wholesale or retail, KELLS & CALDWELL. marl7 General Agents. Wheeling Window Glass manufactory. THE partnership heretofore existing between Rtocktoall Bankerd & Co, has been dissolved by the purchase or Mr. Bankerd's right, title, and Interest, by Stockton Russell. }?-)?'. *" Tlie business wIU be carried oil under the name or oct8 STOCKTON, RUSSELL <fc CO "Wheeling, Oct 4.1852 ;.v /'Notice. PERSONS indebted to'fbe Ifte firm otO. W. Hela kell 4-Co. by note or book account will please payment without delay. O. W. HK1SKELL4- CO. jart!7 Jayae'i Mediciue.. HAVE the Agency (or Ur. Jayae's Me Orussists and others on Uhe


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers oft he Parker Vein Line to'Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Btra Will forward Qaodt to all the above placet, and alto to all pointw EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ~ Having unusual facilities can receipt th ough on the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the Agents. HRNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. uj DUNLOP dr CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. UORSRY. NORTON .v KNOX, Whcelltig. KKNNBT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEHB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUW & CO., St Louis. After the first ofAi'gust, all Roods srnt through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be foui.d at the counting room of J. W. Rosa & Co., Hollingswoth St.


ocr: Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havineunusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorablo terms. For particulars apply Jto ths HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUN LOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORKRY, HOWARD .V KNOX, Wheeling. R. K. CONWAY ?t Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. B. POYNTZ. Mavsville, Ky. RENNET it DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MBLRKUM & Co, Madison, 1ml. K. WED 11, MAXCY <t CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT DM it CO., St- Louis. Aller the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop tt Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop 6z Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. iel8-Cmcl Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Lane to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Baltimore, Whcc/iw, Cincinnati; Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parkw Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio RaiMmd to Wheeling, and by fast running doublMcngine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BAXTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply Ito the Agents, HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, ticw York. DUNLOP ?fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON * KNOX, Whoeling. " KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, WAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATDM dc CO., St- Louis. After the flrst of August, allgoodt* sent through Dunlop & Oo.t will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop <& Co., maybe found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hoilingsworth st.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to nil the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto ths HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, Now York. DUNLOP <!fc CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DORSRY, HOWARD A KNOX, Whccli.g. II. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Muysville, hy. RENNET & DUDLEY. CincinwUi. MKLDRUM & Co. Moilison, )ml. K. WEII1I, MAXCY ?fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <&CO.,St Louis. Afler the first qjAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross ifc Co., Hollingsworth st. Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: apr4-ly SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA. FOR TUB CURE OF INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING, IUIEUMAI1SM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND 8KIN, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF TIIK BLOOD, & EFFECTS OF MERCURY. PANACEA lias been for more than years celebrated in this country and in Europe lor its extraordinary cures?for the certificates of which lefer ence is made to the directions and books (which may be had gratis) accompanying the Panacea. Some or which give I he particulars or casas too frightful for general pub lication, where iho patients had been almost eaten up with Scrofula, and were deemed incurable by Physicians. It has been used in hospitals and private practice, and has had the singular fortune of being recommended by the celebrated physicians and other eminent persons. Among others by? W. Gibson, M. D., Prof. Surgery, Pa. University. Valentine Alott, AI. 1)., Prof, of Surg., N. Y. University \V. P Dewcea, A. D., Pror. or Mid., Pa. University. N. Chapman, AI. D., Prof, of Physic, Pa. University. T. Parke, M. D., Pres't College of Physicians, Phila. Dr. Del Vallo, Professor of Aledicine, Havana. Jose Eourenco Ue Luz, Pror. Surgery, Lisbon. J. Chipman, Member Royal College Surgeons, London. G. W. Ervlng, late Aliuister to Spain. Sir Thomas Pearsou, Alajor General British Army. Gilbert Robartson, British Consul, See., <&c. And also, the wonderful cures effect! d by Swaim's Pan acea have for many yeais made it an invaluable The Panacea does not contain mercury in any form, and being an innocent preparation, it may be given to the tender infant. The retail price has been reduced to $1,60 per bottle, (containing three half pint*) or three bottles ror $4. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Swaim's Panacea ^s in round bottles, lluited longitudi nally, with the following letters blown on the g!ass:? ?S VTAIM'S?PANACEA?PHILAD A,'' aud having the name of J as. Swaim stamped on the seal ing wax, and written on the label covering the cork, and a splendid engraving for the side of the bottle, composed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, have been turned for the exclusive use of the pro prietor,the proprietor, by Draper & Co., bank note en of Philadelphia In tne centie is a portrait of the te Wm. Swaim, copyright secured. ALSO, SWAIM'S VERA1IFUGE. A valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem ? cdy for all diseases arising from debility of the digestive such as Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Fe and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, 4-c., the Pamphlet (which may be had gratis) accompany, ing the Vermifuge. Prepared oidy at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, THE STAND, Seventh St., below Chesnut, Philadelphia, and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United States. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Persons-wishing to obtain the genuine STPAIM'SPAN and SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE, should be careful to observe that the name SWAIM is spelled correctly on the bottles and labels, or they may imposed onby medicines made in imitation ,of them by bearing a somewhat similar-name,, well' calcula ted to deceive. GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S. Schieffelin Brothers & Co. 104 and 106, John street, New York. ? marl"??dw3m - BACHELORS, Instantaneous Liquid Haii' Dye. those wishing a hair dye that maybe depended up on, we can cheerfully recommend the above. Thebeat city reference can be given as to its superiority over of the kind now in .use. For sale, wholesale retail, by T. H. LOGAN & Co., - marSl Sole agnntsin this city. ECjElVED this day from New York a large assort ment or childrens Hats, consisting of Black andPe&rl,fall trimmed childrens Hats; .... Black and Drab beaver ? * Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed ? 4 In fact every kind of head dress for yonth's andchildre Jan22 8. AVERY, 146 Afain st. FOR SALE OR RENT. house on the Island, formerly occupied by O. Zane, will be rented low. to a desirable tenant, or sold, accommodating terms. Possession given immediately. to COWG1LL 4- M'SWORDS,


ocr: | O"Will attend regularly the Courts of Marshall, Ohio, ! Brooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at Fairmont and Parkersburg, and such other Courts in the ttamtyof Wheeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, AJv.r,r,mnn 4th Wnrd; and Attorney at Law. w ILL attend to the taking of depositions, and writing of Heeds, Contracts, Leases, Ac. Persons desirous of his ser rices in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices, to take them at hisoflice. He will be found in his ?mcemostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. Omcr-Quiocy street, between Main and Market, south *'de- &ug2S PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) , practice Medicine, Surgery and Obstetricks. AN ENTLY located in this city. Office and rest deuce?Muiberry square?opposite Mr. H. Echol's, Centre Wheeling. ap26-3m j Dr. M. Campbell. (latk of fairmouht, va.) OFPICE: Fourth St., adjoining the residence or Henry no\24 Wheeling, V o. 1>K. A. S. lODU, Office and Drug More, corner Quincy and Fifth streets, _ Wheeling, Va. DU. J. C. HUPP, office on Mam Street, one door South of Judge Fry's residence. WHEELING VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, Centre Wheeling. 43, Market street. 1yd DR. E. A. HILDRETH, and Ketiilcnce, No. 78, Monroctlreel, ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE NO. 94, MAIN STREET aiifJS-iyd Centre Wheeling. Alfd. Hughes, M. D. his professional set vices to the communl' y. ? ; At residence, on Centre street, between Fifth cJ mar*6-ly DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines, Perfumery &c. so. 24, rsiox trr., wntEu'no, vi. KELLS & CALDWELL, .^eenowto Jns. Panll &?o>? DRUGGISTS, _ , AND DEALERS IN, _ V>: Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, drc. LISION BUILDINGS,MAIN STREET, 4th door below Monroe, WHEELING, VA. J- H. CRUMBACKER, Wholeaale and Retail DRUGGIST, So-1~". Maih STIIKT, WutlLtNO, Vl. ~TTh7 LOGAN &, CO. (Successors to Paxtom & Lake,) and Retail Druggists, " i r,le?1'? Paints. Oil., Chemlcals.Dyc stuffs. Var nishes. w hue Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, dec., &c. &c., No-193> Brid6e v*. ?7w. T. SELBY, . wh#ieiale Dealer in oreign and Domestio Dry Goods, *0. 117, MAINE STRKET, _ - Wheeling. V? HKXTOi*, ?KAI, <V SWEABINOEN. FANCY DRY GOODS "WHOLESALE. It, Somb 4th Street. , PHILADELPHIA. ? >>? Sextos, L. Seal. A. Vaw HEISKr.LL. J. A. FETZER. K. D. S WF.A Rl NGE.V, JR HEISKELL&. CO., r, Denier* in all kinds of anoy and Staple Dry Goods, n?er or Market and Union streets, three doors Wm. S. Wickham's Auction Rooms, . . WheelUag. ??. HENRY K. LIST &. CO. 'IrecmoMTo L1?t, Howill & Co.) Grocers and -Tt >tBCHAHT8. Vo. 88, Main Street, - .... y*. R. CRANGLH &. CO. i WHOLESALE GK50KR8.W -J "orwardijur and Commission nEBCHANTk. Corner Monro.?nd IfarlnMgrmtPi"1, ail ?


ocr: BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, new 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop; 6 casks currants; 6 boxes citron and Lemon peel; 1 case Fancy Box Prunes; 3 do Jar do 1 cask do to sell cheap; 6 kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order; 2 trails Dates; 8 boxes conserve Ginger; 2 bbls Cranberries, at dec!ft S. D. WOOPROW'S.


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ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING- LINE Will forward. Qaoda to dUihrabovtj>lacc,t,_and aUo. to all point* BAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusu&l facilities can receipt "through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply to tha Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUN J?OP 6c CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, NORTON .v KNOX, Wheeling. RENNET 6t DUDLEY:Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUW & CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For tho present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Holllngswo:th st. jel8-6md


ocr: TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes ol n tmeless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boya that read at school. To office clerks upon tbei r stools; From the budding of love at sweet 8evcn*ee"? To thet'audle explosions or all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years of man nil his w?fe. To advancing days and eclimng lire; t From tiraBpectacled rew, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things or these modern days, Is heard this general exclamation. Have roc used Lvon's Katiiairoh j Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic of this powerful^ thing. That starts the roots or hair long dead. And covers up the once bald head; "While the truant locks, *o harsh and stiff, That u>ed to vex the pretty miss? Now around her sbou'ders twirl In such rich, luxurant curls, The sight or touch, you knowTiot wWcJj) ?Sets men a sinning, and their heads bewitch d. The Dandrull?vexed.stuff?i hat once did fall O'er broad cloth coats, and collars soil, You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on the hair. But more than hair, or alt vet said, Are ractsabout the Xerzout Head, 11 vat sometimes racks and aches with pain, Anddoctois' pills are taken in vain. Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. No gossippirg, I'm sure; Ai d for Pimples. Salt Rhsum, Erysipelas and Tetter, Aud all such diseases, nothing ?* better. KATHA1 RON so justly celebrated for Preserv ing, Restoring aud Beautirying the Hair, is *?ld^by Druggest aid Principal merchant throughout the ??. Addr^Ietter. to FroprIetor. 161 Broadway, New York. <E*-por sale by Kells cfc Caldwell, W. oleMle Also solil by Patwison tft Co.j T. H. Logan WtoH-CMin." imlS-6m. Wm. T. Meeds & Co., Bln-k Wa-nfact-rer.. No 241 Monro* Street, UP SIAIKo. WnnVn resoeciriillv Inform their Mends and 'he pub. ffS hit th-y have bought the establish \n* 001 to "^US^rh^ini^nr-orblankbook,.


ocr: sflJ va iSV> ;<S>vJi w?..? ?'?:??< ! i?v;.n;.; rl??: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by foist running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward O noils to all the above placet, and aUo toall points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Uo the HBNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Holt!more. DORBBY, HOWARD ?* KNOX, "Wheeling. H. P. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Afuysville, By. KKNNET A DUDLKY. Cincinnati. MKL1IRUM & Co, Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT DM A CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, alt gooda aent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdraysge. For the present Dunlop <fc Co., may be found at the countiug room of J. W. Ross it Co., Hoilingsworth at. jelS-Smu


ocr: <*A iNflUl I iti ^ oy fucanir Itbfrttf 13*; THE NEW. YORK, BALTIMORE AND WftEElf W* U^iE Will forward Goofh to all'thrnliovc j)Utc*0r<ttHl a hr> tqall places , * i;iap- EAST, W?f!^AND SOUT4I, Having unuawtl lacilitlescin reraipt through oath* mo?t r?vuruble term*. Por particulars apply r'toitt Agent*. CHKSTUR A co., Pier 13 North Kivef, Jfaw Vufk. .. . m- | . j.. ? ? DtJNLOH ? CO., Locaat Point, It.lmonre. DOHRKY, HO' KNOX, WlKi-lllig B. P. CONWAY <v Co , Formmoulh, Olilo. ? ' ? S. B. POYNTZ, Mav>vbl?.' .Kyi "... .ipi KENNET* lJUDLKV..Cincinnati. AU4L11KUM A COj, MaUi>oi>, luu. . _ ,b,.wsbb, maxcv * go.Wavin* ?"I, PAYID TATUM &?:<>., fct. UiiiIb,. After tht flrsl of A nnial, all cuoila >cnt tUnriMLDunlop 4< Co. will badbrutarjUd frea of For ihe present Luiilop & Co. may be found at the counting room of J. W. Robb fit ?o., H^tfn^vy.orfU at.


ocr: IV- r. OOH.A*. '? B- ?T?. Wm. F. Coplan <St J. B. Keys. t'?r?ar<in( Agent* nntl COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WHKEJJJSG, VA. ay A re prepared io Forward Merchandise,-and duce# by Railroad au<iSteamboat, without delay. 12KFER TO?Samuel Veal, Wheeling, Va. J. Taylor A-Son, .Baltimore, Md. Taylor 4* Keys, 44 Kirkland, Chase & Co., Albert Brother, 44 J. P. Pleasant 4* Son* 44 Keye* Malthy <& Co., Cincinnatti, Ohio. J. F. Torrehee^ - " Pearaoa 4* Davit, 44 44 8. T. Curd 4*Co*, Iioulsville, Ky. fl.W.Pujch, " George W. PhUHpa, Madiaon, Ind. feb29 300 * CAX.DW.LL.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Hnvinpunusu.il facilities can receipt tin ough on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto tin Agent3. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. ifj DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point. Baltimore. DORK BY. NORTON ?v KNOX, Wheel log. RENNET <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, AIAXCY it CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUJU <fcCO.,St. Louis. After the first orAugust, allgooda sent through Dunlop ?1 Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the pieseut Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Holiingsworth st. ielS-Gmd Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam cm of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on. the Ohio river. , MEDICINAL.


ocr: .8'i'j.iM MA?H K MB'HL'DW M Ammmwx Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers ofthe Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore arid _ Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and W fast running doiible engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Willfortoard Good* to all the above places, and also to all places EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.; Having unusual facilities cm receipt through on the raou ?? voiahie term*. Per particulars apply to tha Agents. CHK8TKK A CO., 03 Want Street, o Mwrta pier Na. 13. Njrdi KiVJ.*, Ne.v York DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point. Pultimnro. DOHSKY, IIOW ARM* KNOX, Wheeling. if. F. QONWA\ ?\ ? olt Portsmouth, Ohio. H. B. POYNTZ, .VayvvtMe. Kyi KENNKT ?fc DUDLKY. Cincimiaii. MKLDKUM & rj0it Aladh-oii, IjhI. K. WKBB, MAXUY ?\ Co , LouJsvIfle. DAVID TATUM <fc Co., St. Louis. After the first or August, all godiU s^Utll^Ough Uunlop $ Ho. will be forwarded free of d rnyage,' l?/?r ?v.#. nmuiit IuhjomACo. iH?y t>o found at tho counting room of J. W, Koan <X Uo.j Hulling* worth St,


ocr: Baltimnrc, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the ParkerfJ^einLine to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK,- BALTIMORE"AN 13 WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the altove places, and also to all p Luces BAST, WEST AND SOUTH? Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the mo*t favorable form*. For jiartic.ilara apply toithe Agents. CHESTKK t.V t'O'., O^WoNt Street, o.ipjvle pier No. 13. N.mli Kivir, Ne?v York , DUNLOP & CO., Locust I'oint. Halt)more. DOKKRY, HOV\ ARM* KNOX. Wheeling, H. F. CONW/Y A to , Portsmouth, Ohio. ' ' ' R. B. POYKTZ. .May*vilte. Ivy. KENNKT ds UiriJLHY, Cincinnati. MKLUKUM & Co., Madison, jinL K. WKBB, MAXCY ?v Co., Louisville. 1)A VJ O TATUM <fc Co., 'Ht. Louis. Afler the flrat of August, nil goods sent through l)un!op Co. will be forwarded free of -drayage. For the present Luiuoi> & Co. may be found at the counting room of J. W. Jtobb Ac Co? HuIIinya worth st.^ icl?-6md


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and bi/ just running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. - THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply 'to tin Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSBY, NORTON iv KNOX, Wheeling. KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUAI & CO., St. Louis. After the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop <& Co., will he Tor warded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross A Co., liollingsworth st. jel8-6mil


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, Chestnut St., Philadelphia, ovporite the State Home. IIEIVRV \V. 8AFJPOBD, and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, he offers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stock comprising, in part, the following: Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices; Do ATuslin Do Laces Muslins; Brocatells, all widths and colors; de Lai nes; do Pins; do Bauds, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, dec. larfce stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, or all colors on hand. WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS of alt for shading. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the the heighth and width o' he entire frame of window. Premium Kss. Cofiee, Tor sale by