ocr: VOLUME 1. W *' is PITBUBHED V XRI WKEKLY anuweekly, ky svVEAR|N<3EN & TAYLOR, ^WWXOSX-] __ ["? '? TAYLOR. j s. PENDLETON, | editors. I- TAYLOR, j UPflCB?No. 21. Water Street, betwten Mcr.roe and Qumcy TKK.1I*. annum orlOccnlsp" week Ttm'?av. peranum. " 1111 tkriih of abvbbtisiivg. ; T,n hr.'* making c Stpmrr ] ^re, Unction ..S ',60 ;; 5 ?. rirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrnrrr 1,00 ?? i week 1.50 o .. 2.60 ?? i month, 4,00 .. ?> ?? 6,00 .. c " 8.00 ^ jo " 10,00 C . vciily Advertisement* 1 square, with the nririlece of c '-hinges, per annuum, 15,00 n Jwjtart. fvr quarter, changeable at pleasure, 6,00 u "?2 ?ca Professional Cards, (per annum,) not r?0p<diu65lines, 5,00 Foelot" Advertisements', liberal discounts will be Kelirio wTn??tices% nd advertisements ror Charitable Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously. Deaths inserted gratuitously. 3,00 1,00 cards. lawyers. ISA I A II STEKK, attorney at law. attention giver to collections in Ohio, Mar ?haili rtrookeand Hancock counties. Office for a few -? -H M?i? street, corner of Jefferson. ma4 Charles Marshall, A T T O K X E V AT IA W , Webster Street. CEXTKF: WHEELING. MORfiA.\ NELSON, Attorney and Counsellor nt Law, Office Xo. !50, Fourth street, WHEELING, Va. ALFRED CALDWELL, Law nu<l Solicitor in Chnncery, Office No. 247, Main street. Wheeling, Va. UUMMELL & FlTZniJGlI, Attorneys and Coun*cIIor? at Law, Office No. G9. Monroe Street. Whctmno, Va. L. FRY. JAMES PAULL. FRY & PAULL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. practice in the Courts of Ohio county and adjoining L Fry will practice itt the Court of Appeals at and District Appellate courts at Fairmont and rsburg. on Fourth street, near the Court House, WHEELING, VA. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney at Lair. St. Lolis, Mo. on Pine street, north side, between Main and See on^, 2d floor, entrance No. 8, Pine street, to collections in Missouri and aug21. GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney at Law. NOTARY PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF WlIF.EMNG, Commissioner ror the State of Ohio, to take or Deeds, Depositions and other writ aug26 A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House. WHEELING, VA. J. ii. pkndleton. JACOB Sc PENDLETON, Attorney.* nt Lair, Office three doors north of the Court House. WnesLtKo, Va. attend regularly the Courts or Marshall, Ohio, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at and Parkersburg. and such other Courts in the or Wheeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, 1th Ward; and Attorney at Law, o atlend T<> the taking or depositions, and writing of Contracts, Leases, ?fcc. Persons desirous of his ser in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices to take them at his office. lie will be round in his during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. street, between Main and Market, south aug26 physicians. G. W. Chalmers, M. 3D. (From Baltimore.) practice Medicine, Surgery and Ohstetricks. located in this city. Officeand resi dence?51ulberry tquarc?opposite Mr. H. Kcnol 8, Wheeling. ap26-3m Dr. M. Campbell. (HTK or rxlRMOOJIT, VA.) Fourth St., adjoining the residence of Henry . Wheeling, V n DH. A.. ?. TOWI), and Drug Store, corner Quincy and Fifth streets, Wiitinwo, Va. DK. J. V. HUPP, ~ on Main Street, one door South of Judge Fry's wheeling, va. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, Centre Wheklino. Market street. 1yd DO.A. hildreth, nnd Residence, No. 78i Monroe street, ADJOINING THE COURT HOPSB. DR. thoburn, OFFICE NO. 94, MAIN STREET Centre'Wheeling. Ali'd. Hughes, M. D. his professional sei vices to the communi'y. At residence, on Centre street, between Fifth Sixth. mar26-ly 4 DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DKALER IN Medicines, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines, Perfnmery fire. NO. 24, ITKION ST., W11EKL1KO, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, *aeeessorsto Jn?. Paull Sc Co., DRUGGISTS, AND HEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, VARNISHES. BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, &c. nclLDING8,IllAIM 8T1IEET, 4tii door below Monroe, WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, Wholesale nnd Retnil DRUGGIST, No. 175, Main Street, Wiieelimo, Va. , (Successors to Paxton & Lake,) and Retail Druggists, dealers in Paints. Oils, Cheraicals,Dye stuff*, Var White Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, tfce., Ac. dec., , 193? Bridge corner, Main St., _ Wmun, Va. toW.T. SELBY, , " hole.nle DcnUr In and Domestic Dry Goods, SO. 117. MAINE STREET, Wheeling, Va. *SAL & 8WEARIH6EN. FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. **o. 11, MontU 4th Street. , ? PHILADELPHIA. >> ? Sextos, L. Seal, A. Van Swearikgen. 1IEISKEI.L. J. A. VETZER. E. B. bwearingen, JR. HEISKELL &, CO., Dealer. In all kind, of and Staple Dry Goods, iv?kr' !?? Union streets, three doors flom ? m* S. Wtckhsrn's Auction Rooms, ? Wheeling, V?. HENRY k. LIST &. CO. ? StTCr**oas to Llrr, Howell & Co.) Grocers and Liquor merchants. No. 83, Main Street, Whuiiho Va. R. CRANGL7. &, CO. WHOLESALE OK OEHS, 01"warding and Commission KERCHANTk. Conwr Monro*tad Market streets, Rtma.Vs WX. B. HUSTON. Win. B. CSuccetsor* Commission & NO. 6G6, Special at tent ion paid utacturcd articles. Also, Goods. REFER TO: Jas. H. Co., Wheeling; and Bridgeport, Ohio. WILLIAM Grocer FLOUR, AND IONS, No. 172, s. F. R. AGEVr REAL Office S. D. FAMILY OF Imported Winea, FOREIGN No. M. J. Wholesale Foreign and NUTS, And Manufacturer PLAIN AND Corner or J. N. CRACKER No. 162 Market tt, a few He keeps constantly on ing articles: Butter Sugar, do., Pilot Bread, ers; all of which will be Wheeling, Aug. 21. Wm. CHAIR No. 27, EDW. Fancy and MAIN STREET, S- D. Wholesale IIATS, CAPS, MUFFS, FURS. No 129 s. M'CLALLEN, 8. Wholesale nnd Boots, No. 196, Wholesale and BOOTS NO. 161, MAIN ST., JOHN BOOTS, New BECKER, Wines, Sprigg This is a branch or the or Philadelphia, and will purest and best Wines to dealers in Wheeling lowest Eastern wholesale FOREST W. A. A II. C. Corner of Superior WALNUT J. W. Walnut street, T. (Successors FLINT IMPORTERS China, TA BLE No. 65, NEW HOBBS, Importer*. CHINA, HOUSE AND No. 28, Monroe H. P. No. KDMCND HOBBS, HOBBS AND CORNER MILL ENGINES, STEAMBOAT ENGINES, FCRNlCE ENGINES, And nil kind* of on the most Geo. W, FORWARDING & Water THE Baltimore and tbe reception of public. His facilities Tor warehouse beirg on tbe setamboat landing. Having ample storage storage: when consigned fcb28 [Successor to F. DRUGS, Chemicals,Dye Also Imported No. 84, Cor. E. W. Stephens, WHEELING STEPHENS, SCALES, Coffee mills, all Hinges and E. COPPER, TIN No. 8. Main St., W. F. Fire marine, AND No. 3), Monroe J. C. Wholesale 'CARPETS, LOOKING WAKEOF NO. 143, WATCH CLOCK No. 119 rcv~ All buidneastn his B.C. KILLBK. Miller IIOI NE AND ziers Ko. S83, Main C. S. L1MBD1K. LAMBDIN, VIRGINIA, Manufacture Printlnc Cotton Yarn ? Bonnet W. D. Dealer in all kind a .


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ocr: Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. THE attention or the public is respectfully called to the superior facilities afforded at this Institution, for qua lifying iodi viduals in a thorough practical manner for th counting room and business pursuits. Instruction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical course of Instruction!*given in the art or keep ing scientifically Double Entry Books iu the different de partments oT trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms i n use among the most eminent establish ments engaged individually or partnership in- business, whether prosperous or adverse; in the purchase and sale or merchandise at wholesale and retail ,imi orting and export ing oatbeir own account, on commission or on joint specu lation, including speculations in stocks, real estate, dec., with steamboating, bank insurance* railroad, and books ot joint stock and chartered associations generally. . Commercial calculations embrace every variety or com putat ons pertaining to business operations, being tauxht according to the most approved methods?Interest, count.Equations, arbitration or Exchanges. &c.~ Mercantile Corretfondenee^Such exercises are introduc ed on this, subject are calculated to impress business habit-sand a genuine business style or correspondence upon the njind nT ^j^dMtasweUas, Agg&gSfettJIUWfcUl commertlal technicalities and phraseology-,- including pro forma Invoices, Account sales, bills oT exchange, <Src. Practical ^Penmanship.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with a thorough command or band and pen, accuracy and elesance with ease and rapidity, and perfect legibility with beauty or construction. Commercial Ltw - Political Economy.?Daily Lec tures are given on these important topics, as connected with the avocations of the merchant in the operations or commerce, and practical workings of trade, embracing the subject or Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.} also on the laws of wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, cred it, profit interest, inter-national trade, dec. The course can be completed in rrom eight to twelve weeks. Instruction being given individually,applicants can enter at any time. A knowledge or the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance or the Principal enables him to reoder.a^ si stance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good board can be obtained in the city at g2,60 to $3,60 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TERMS:?For partial course, books, a ationery, <$-c., in clusive. $28.00. For lull course, books, stationery. Diploma, ?frc., inclu sive, $50.00. JOHN GUNDRY, jan8*53?lyd Princival. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. offer for sate a^welL selected stock, of PAPER CAKDS aridrRfNTING INK, KOOK BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description of PAPER-MAKERS' MATERIALS^ 1 '31 r? Haiittrtoea Viefirzt, by terercd year*, to establish in the "Wests Paperluslriess complete in all its parts, we have formed permanent connections with the best manufactu rers in this country, ?nd receive cur supplies directly tbem. The prices and terms we now offer are as favora ble afthe same goods dan be purchased for in the Eastern We have the exclusive agency for tba superior "WRIT ING PAPERS manufactured by J>LANTEtt-& SMITH, OWEN <Sr HURLBUT, and thieOARBW COMPANY, be ing the higbortgrades of Writing Papers made in this 0?SttrI{ocS embraces every description of Paper used in the West. "We have but one uniform price to all. Orders by mail will be filled at the same prices as if bought *n person. Samples will be sent by mail free of cost. augSl. | BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, . ; 27 Pearl Street: PAPER WAREHOUSE. E. O. GOODJIAH 6c CO. wnouE&ix dkalxrr in Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink, BLXACHIXO POWDKRf, FKLT1KO, Wl? CLOTH, dcC. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, maybe found WRITING, AND BLANK BOOK PAPER, the taigest assortment in the West, orevery description. Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng. <fe Amer. Tissue Paper. Book ' i- ??. Copying ?? Col'd. Medium & D'ble. Med. Blotting ?? Ass'th?44 ? Filtering " Envelope. Druggist: ?? Plate and Lithopraph. Marble 14 Mani:la,genuine. , Glazed and GUt . *t Hardwwel^per.^ Cloth " Ham " Card ?? Match Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea " unpre pored. Shoe 'li "Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Dry Goods " y,*; rniTobSOCO JX ;'>4i '? Envelopes ofeverr description, dtc. ^c. BOA R D Perforated, Binders\ Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards. Also, Agent for Lightbody's Superior Printing Ixk, Boox,!AttiCbumrt lmcydm; ?ar?U, and Card Boards* Extra. Pkarl Facxd Cards. Estra Pkoplk's . '*..-si ,?^PRprr|tRs' 44 roicKAii " Satin Souracxd Cajid Boards. IVORT"? ! ?" Prixtxrs* ? ??*??? " SiTIM Hllilt>T?B ?? Porcxlaix o: f fi- *4 Co(.o*lD.C?lll> The above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured ex pressly for ourselves, arid fcreora most beautirul surface and fiinsh; they do not peel^in working, and /kreafforded.at a lower tale, thanany Card4 heretofore offered "in this m?t ket, and as low as they can be purchased in the EaSt. Qjr-uealerssnd consume rain Paper aud Cards, are res pecfully invited to examine our stock. AU our goods are received direct from manufacturers, which enables jot to; ?eUas low, if not lower, than any other iio use in the West. ? " T.U1

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ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chtitnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the State House. HENBV W. MAFFORD, Importer and Dkalkr in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. -The stock comprising, in part, the following: Embroidered La ce Curtains; Gilt Cornices; rin u.ii? -r?~ * J- Dt Do Jfualin Do Drapery Laces 4- Muslins; French Broca tells, all widths and color*! Satin de Laines; Damaaks; do Banda, Canopy Arches and Ring,) Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, Ac. A tar^e stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and qualities on band. PAINTED IYIND01VSHADES, and HOLLANDS of all colore for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure olU>? beijhth^aod width o' be entire frame of window. in bladders^ OUU any quantity, by KBL1 KBLLS *


ocr: Logan, Carr & Co., DKALKRMIN ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO, SNUFF ($? SEGARS, 81 main STREET, Wheeling, V a. LLOYD LOU AN, J. O. BAK3R W. CARR. U. U. CARR. milT30 liathain and iTlcJBuriiie, FORWAKDING AND Commission Merchants. And Produce Dealers. No. 20, Public Landing, [Between Main and Sycamore Streets,] CINCINNATI, OHIO. OC5"Office 3 doors weat of Sycamore. ? Um JiriiUje'* lieliel ii foh Cough*, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Sfc. It relieves and cures without nauseat;iig Price 50 per bottle. mar25 KELLS tSc CALDWELL.


ocr: LYOWS tt ATH AIRQH FORTH! TO THE MILLIONS. From toothle s babes of 11 meiess *.vceks, To pr-tiling joke s in the streets; From gills and boyi that re id :*t a hool, Toofficc clems upon their stools; K ora tii* btaldii g o' love at sweet seventeen. To the audie exp-osions of ail honey oon dreams; Prom mid way yems or man i.d hitjwlfe, To advancing days and eel in'ng lire; From the sjtectac.ed few, who with astonishment paze At the w?ti,droua tilings of the*>e modem duys,? Is hfatd this gene a- exclamation. IIavk yoc rseo Ltok's K athairon? It iey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this powerful thin?, That starts the roots or hair tons dead. And -overs u ? the once ha d head: While the truant locks, o harsh and stiff, Tha' u>ed to vex the pretty miss Now around licr > Uou d?rs twi 11 In such neb, lu.vu ant cu Is, Tli-sight o..toui h, \ou know not which, Set* men a sinning, and th-i* head - be witch'd. The iiandrutl?vexed stufT? lint onre did fall O'er hr ?ad cloth roats, am' coila<s soil. You number with the things that we e, By using Kathai ton on tl?e hair. But i.o*e than hair, o- all ret said, Are facts about the ferrous 'I hat sometime* racks and ache* with pain, And doctoi a* pills me taken in vain. Now the Kdthairnn. such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm sire; Aid for Pimples, Salt Hhsui', Ervsii>elas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is bene**. KATHA1 HON so jus tli celeb ated for Preserv j irg. Hestoving and beautifying the Hair, is sold by Druzuest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 1NJ cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal d.scount?hut never com Address letter* to D. s KARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway. New York. (Cf-For sale by Kelts & Caldwell, \V oesa'e Agents for Also sold hy Pallet ton <Sr Co.; T. H. Logan Co , and Whfttt Chaplin.' m-ilS-Cra. . N. LATIIAM. I.. T. WO'JDS l.ntham and Wouds, [SUCCKSSO rS TO I.ATHAM and m'BURNIE.] FORWAKIUNG AND Merchants. And Produce Oenlers. No. 20, Public Lauding, [Between Main and SrcAuoxESTUETSj] CINCINNATI, OHIO. gyoffic* 3 dQO'R west of Sycamore. TC*y17tly Piano Fertea nud Hpnui?b Ijuitarn. teceiviug and opening 6 splendid Piano Fortes from the celebrated mauu actonesol J Ch:ckeriu?, Boston, and D. K S.anfoid<v Co., New Yo k,6and 6? octaves, of fine rosewood finish, and tore that cannot be surpassed, and vhich we offer at It lowest manufictuieia prices, adding carriage. Also?a fine lot of Spanish Gnitars, common and ira chine headsi with some fine Italian Violins; silk, Italian, and the best cf Bngtlsh, German, and French Violin Strings, vrlib all klnfls orVlolln rig ing. Instruction books etc., whol??J?


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. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply ?to tha HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. _ DUNLOP CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY. NORTON tv KNOX, Wheeling. * KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEIJB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATtJM & CO., St-Louis. After the first of 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. \V. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth St. feia.r.nu!


ocr: ^oRs^S W?l@?MT8i? A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE TTTcalih r??*tored, and life lengthened, ?y IN VIGORATOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. For centuries medical scicnco lias been ransacking tbo vegetable and mine ml kingdom, in search of something that should restore tlie lost or decaying energies of the ner v-us and muscular systems, without the drawback of sub sequent prostration, which all slimu-ants^ tonics, and nar cotics fcad heretofore entailed. 7ha^ ihLate It is a vegetable production 1" ougbrof rile deser/s or Arabia the Stony,, by ftl.c celebrated Pror Morse, well known as a distinguishfdroembei-ofthe leading *cietlfic societies o! the Old World, and equally distinguished as a physician, a chemist, a nr,?i t h juices or this herb, concentrated and combined with vegetable medicinal extracts, arc now Pr?du? "f,?* suits heretofore unheard or, in this or any 3* first the properties attributed to Pror. MOKaiS a IN ELIXIR OK CORDIAL were deemed fabulous. The public often deceived rould not believe tlK simple ane sublime truths announced by the discoveier - But racts, undeniable lacts, attested by witnesses o. th highest class and character, are now triumphing over doubts. INCREDULITY IS O VERTH ROWN by a mass of testimony which is perfectly irreaistable. The Elixir remedies, in all cases, the deplorable t v:ls arising from a misuse or abuse or the various organs, which up the wonderful machine called man. It restores to fall vigor every delicate runction connected with that mysterious compound agency ot matter and miml, neces sary to the reproduction of human lije_ To persons of fee ble muscutp.r frame, or deficient in vital powei.it is ro commcnded as the only means or communicating that en eigy which is neccssary to the pioper enjojment or all the natural appetites, as well as the higher mental attributes. Its beneficial effects are not confined to either sex or any ag?. Tre feeble girl, the ailing wife, the listless, enerva ted youth, the over-worn manof business, the victim or nei vous depression, the individual suffering from general debility, or from the weakness or asirgle organ, will all find immediate and permanent relier from the use or this incomparable renovator. To those who have a predispo sition to paralysis it will "prove a complete and unfailm; safeguard against thai 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. 'I he Elixir deals with disease as it exists, witbojt reference to causes, and will not only re move the disorder itseir, but REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION. The dorangements or the system, leading to nervous dis eases, and the rorms or nervous disease itseir, are so nu merous that it would require a columu to enumerate the maladies for which this preparation is u specific A however, may be enumerated, viz:?neuralgia, tic dolo reux, headache, incipient paralysis, liysteiia, palpitation of the heart, spinal affections, nmicular debility, tremors, flatulence, a pricking sensation in the flesh, numbness, torpidity or the liver, mental depression, weakness or the will, indisposition to movei faiutness after exercise, bro ken sleep and terrifying dreams, inability to remain in one place or position, weakness or the pi ocreative organs, sex ual incompetency, melancholy, monomania, fluor albus, sinking at the stomach, female irregularities, achrcnicteu. deticy to miscar.iiage, emaciation, and all complaints grow ing out or a rree indulgence or the passions, and all barren Hess that does not proceed rrom organic causes beyond the reach or medicine. Whenever the organs to be acted upon are Iree rrom mal formation or 8trictural diseases it is averred that MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with effi ciency, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, and this not only without hazard or reaction, but with a hap py effect on the general organization. OC^Uear in that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with the ner vous system, and that the paralyzation or the nerves or motion and sensation is physical death Bear in mind al so, that lor every kind or nervous disease the Elixir Cor dial is the only reliable preparation known. CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES. No lnnguage can convey an adequate idea o! the immedi ate and almost miraculous change which it occasionstin the diseased,debilitated and shattered nervous system, wheth er broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by sickuess. the unstrung and relaxed organization is at once braced, re-vivified and built up. The meutal and physical symptoms or nervous disease vanish together uu der its influence. Nor is the effect temporary; on the con trary, the relier is permanent, ror the cordial propeities the medicine reach the constitution itseir, and restore it to its normal condition. Well may the preparation becali MEDICINAL WONDER or the nineteenth century. It is, as the first scientific in the world would have admitted, that miracle or medi cine heietolore supposed to have no existence, a STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO Its force is never expended, as is the case with opium, al coholic preparations, and al! other excitants. The effect these brier, and it may well bo said orhim who takes man is worse firs


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 foricard Goods to nil the iibovn /iluces, tmd nlttn to nil points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. I"~"llaving unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars ripply ? to the Agents. HENRY If. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. & DUN LOP &- CO., Locust Point* Haiti more. Z DORSEY, NORTON iV KNOX, Wheeling. 2 KENNET <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WE 11II, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT UM <X: CO., St- Louis. ARer tlic first of August,all ^ooda sent through Dunlop it Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be four.d ut the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth St. iel8*Gmd


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 receipt through on tho most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the CHKSTBR <fc CO.. Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP ?fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWARD & KNOX, Wheeling. 11. F. CONWAY <* Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. fi. B. POYNTZ. Mnyftvillo, Hy. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELDRUM Co, Madison, Ind. K. WBBB, WAXCY it CO., Louisville. DAVID TATORI <&CO.,St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded Tree ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. W. Ross tk Co., Hollingsworth st. jc!8-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 fast running Ohio double engine steamers on the Ohio river


ocr: Baltimore Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by tor parkefVein Line to Baltimore Baltimore and "Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and byfast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods lo all the above placet, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply rto the HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, llaltimore. DORSHY, HOWARD * KNOX, Wheeling. B. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Aloysvllle, Ky. KKNNHT Ar DUDLEY. Cincinnati. NHLDHUM & Co, Madison, ]nd. K. WEBB, 1MAXCY & CO., Louisville. ? DAVID TAT0M &CO., St- Louie. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop<& Co., will be forwarded Tree ofdroyage. For the present Dunlop <& Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsxvorth St. jel8-6tml


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE . Will forward Goods to all the. above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOVT1I. " JIavifiijunusu.il facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply *to tho ^ iiliNKY If. TAYLOR, Pier 13North Hiver, New York. DllNLOP CO., Locual Point, llaltimore. ' DOltSKY, NOKTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLKY. Cincinnati. K. YVKHB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUA1 <fcCO.,St. I.ouis. Alter the lirst or August, all goods sent through Dunlop A: Co., will lie for warded free of dm vage. For the present Dunlop Co., may he loui.d at the counting room of J. W. Itoau A Co., lloilingswoTth st. jel8>Gimt Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by si ers'of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running dotible7engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: S W A I M ' S CELEBRATED PANACEA. FOR THE CURE OP INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE8 OF THE LIVER AND SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES ARI8ING FROM IMPURITIES OF THIC BLOOD, & EFFECTS OF MERCURY. SWAIM'S PANACEA has been for mors than thirty years celebrated in this country and in Europe for its extraordinary cures?for the certificates or which lefer ence is made to the directions and books (which may be had gratis) accompanying the Panacea. Some of which give the particulars of cases too frightful for general pub lication, where iho patients bad been almost eaten up with Scrofula, and were deemed iucurable by Piiyaicians. It has been used in hospitals and private practice, and has had the singular fortune or being recommended by the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons. A raongotlie rs b y? W. Gibson, M. D., Pror. Surgery, Pa. University. Valentino Mott, M. D., Prof or Surg., N. Y. University \V. P Dewccs, jl. D., Pror. orAlid., Pa. University. N. Chapman, M. 1)., Pror. or Physic, Pa. University. T. Parke. M. 1)., Pres't College or Physicians, Phila. Dr. Del Vallo, Professor or Medicine, Havana. JostrKourenco de Luz, Prof. Surgery, Lisbon. J. Chipman, Member Koyal College Surgeons, London. G. W. Erving, late Minister to Spain. Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army. Gilbert Kobsrtson, British Cousul, &r., dec. And also, the wonderful cures effecti d by Swaim's Pan acea have for many yeais made it an invaluable remedy.? The Panacea does not contain mercury in any form, and being an innoccnt preparation, it may be given to the most tender infant. The retail price has been reduced to ?1,G0 per bottle, (containing three hair pints) or three botilea lor ?4. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Swaim's Panacea's in round bottles, fluited longitudi nally, with the following letters blown on the g'ass:? 'SWAIM'S?PANAC EA?PUILAD A," and having the name or 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 or geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for the exclusive use or the pro prietor, the proprietor, by Draper & Co., bank note en gravers, or Philadelphia In tiie centie is a portrait or the late Wm. Swaim, copyright secured. ALSO, SYVAIM'S VERMIFUGE. A valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem - edy for all diseases arising from debility or the digest! vo otgans, such as Worms. Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Fe ver and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, ?Vc., 4c.? Sec the Pamphlet (which may be bad gratis) accompany ing the Vermifuge. Prepared only at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, THE OLD 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 SWAIM'SPAN ACEA and SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE, shoulibe careful to observe that the name SWAIM is spelled correctly on the bottles and labels, or they may be imposed on by medicines made in imitation of them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, well calcula ted to deceive. GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S. Schieffelin Brothers & Co. 101 and 1C6, John street, New York. marl7?dw3m BACHFLQRS, - Instantaneous Liquid Haii'Dye. those wishing a hair dye ' that may be depended up on, we can cheerfully recommend the above. The beat orcity reference can be given as to its superiority over everything of the kind now in use. For sale, wholesale and retail, by T. H. LOGAN & Co., mar31 So le ag?nts in this city. this day from New York a large assort meiit of childrens Hats, consisting or Black and Peart full trimmed childrens Hats; Black and-Drab beaver ' ? Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed 1 * 1n fact every kind or head dress for youth' sand ehfldre^ i ~frng2 S. AVERY,JL4QJIfaln st. FJR SALE OR RENT. C HE house on the Island, formerly occupied by Of A. Z.?, will be rented low. to . dwdrable tenant?oriold IID accommodating terms. Possession given immediately. Apply IO COWGILI. Sr M'SWORDK,


ocr: F EIGHT S 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 Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all jtoints EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havingunu8u.it facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto Ilia HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. UORSKY, HOWARD iV KNOX, Wheeling. H. P. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. R. B. POYNTS5. Maysvilfe, hy. KENNKT A DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM & Co, Madison, hid. K. WRHII, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT UM tie CO., St. Louis. After the first of August, allgoods sent through Dunlop ?& Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop <fc Co., may be four.d at the counting room of J. W. Ross A Co., llollingsworth St.


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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 on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Jto the Agents. HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, Mew York. DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Raltimore. DORSKY. HOWARD iV KNOX, Wheeling. U. P. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. II. POYNTZ. Maysville, Ky. KKNNKT it DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM & Co, Ma?lison, 1ml. K. WKBB, MAXCY tt CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM A CO., St-Louis. After the first or August, nil 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. jcl8-Gmd 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 steam ers of tlie Parker Vein Ijine 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 opply to tho Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP <fc CO.. Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSBY, NORTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WE1IB, MAXCY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <fc CO., St- Louis. ~ . After the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at tho counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingswotth st. jolS-finul


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 oil the above places, and alto to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havlnffunusn.nl facilities c?n receipt through on tho most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the CHESTER & CO., Pier 13 North River. New York DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DORSP.Y. HOWARD KNOX, Wheel! g. B. F. CONWAY -V Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. B. POYNT2. Muyaville, hy. KBNNKT <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDKUM & Co, .Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM &CO.,St- Louis. After the first ofAugust, nil goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. bo found at the counting room of J. W. Ross <fc Co., Hc-lUngsworth at.


ocr: A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE restored, nnd life Icuutkcucd. fbjr 1>K. MORSE'S INVIGOKATOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. For centuries medical science has-been ransacking the vegetable ami mineral kingdom, in scaicli of soihethiug tliat vlioulil restore the lost or tlrcayiuRAiterglofcuriheuei' v us and muscular systems, without the drawback of sub sequent prostration, which all vtinui ants, topics, and nar cotic* Uad heretofore entailed- lhal iomethivg ha* been, it Is a vegetable production brought rroin tli6 ste rile deserts or Arabia the Stony, by tnc celebiated Prof. Worse, well known as a distinguished member on he leading xcietilie societies qi the Old .World, and equally distinguished as a physician, a chemist, ami a traveler.? juices ol this liei b, coucenlrated ai.d combined with other vegetable medicinal extracts, are now producing te ?Ult8 heietofore unheaid of, in this or any other country. At first the properties attributed to Pror. MOUSE'S IN VlliOKATING KMX IK OK COKDIAl. were deemed fabulous. The nuhl.c ol ten deceived rouid. not UUexe the simple anc suhlime truths announced by the discovtsicr.? Hut fuels, undeniable (acts, attested by witnesses ol the highest cltiKii Hud character, ure now LtiumphiugoVcr all doubt*. INCKK1?UJ.ITY IS OVKKTIJKOWN by amass of testimony which is perfectly irresistalde. The KLixut'-remedies, in atlcases^ the deplorable evils aiising front a misuse or abuse of the various 01 ga'us which make up the wonderful machine called man. It'restores to rull yigoi* every delicate function connected with tbat mysterious compound, agency of matter and mind, neces sary to the reproduction of human lije To persons offce. hie muscular i'lante, or deficient. In vital powei, it is re commended as the only means or>cohiiiuinicaiiug that en* eigy which ts_ necessary to tl?o.pioper enjo> inentot all the natural appetites, as well as the higher mental attributes. ll? beneficial effects ate hot confined to eitliersex or any ?ge. Tre feeble girl, the ailing wile, the listless* ciicrvs- ted youth, the over-worn man of busiueafe. tUetiafrndf nervous depression, the individual suffering Horn general debility, or from the wcakucs.* ol a slight organ, will all find immediate and periiiauent relief from the use of thiJf incomparable renovator. To those who have a predispo sitiou to paralysis it will prove a complete and uuiailius safeguard against that terrible malady. There ara many, perfiaps, who have so trilled wilb their constitutions tbat they think thoiuselvcs beyond tip; reach of medicine. Let noLeven these despair. '1 he Elucir deals with disease a* it trwt*,- wUhOjit lelercuce locauscs, and will not ouly re> move the disorder itselt, hut REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION. The derangements of the system, leading to nervous dis eases, and live torms ol nervous disease itself, are so nu merous that it would requites column to enumerate tlie maladies for whicli this preparation is a specific ' A tew however, may he enumerated, viz:?neuralgia, tic dolo icux, headache, incipient paralysis, hysteiia, palpitation or the heart, spinal affections, macular debility, tremors, flatulence, a pricking sensation in tlie flesh, numbness, torpidity of the liver, mental depression, weakness of the will, indisposition to move* faintness alter exercise, bro ken sleep and terrifying dicants, inability to remain in one place or position, weakness ol the piocrcativeorgans, sex uul incompetency, melancholy, monomania, floor atbus, winning at the stomach, female irregularities, nchrcnic ten. dency to miscarjiage, emaciation, and all com) faints grow ingout of a froe indulgence of the passions, and all barren, ties* that does not proceed from organic causes beyond tlie reach of medicine. Whenever the organs to beaded upon are tree from mal. formation or strictuial diseases it is averred that MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR will replace weakness with strength, Incapacity with eijl ciency, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, ami tide not only without hazard of reaction, but witlfa hap py effect oii the general organization. D_j"i.ear in mind tliat ail maladies, Wherever they begin, finish with the uer-, vous system, and tiiat the paraiyzatiou or the nerves ol and sensation is physical death Hear iu mind al so, that loreveiy kind of nervous disease vthe Elixir 'Cor dial is the only reliable preparation known. CURE OF NEKVOUS DISEASES. No language can convey an adequate idea ol the utc and almost miraculous change which it ociasioustiiitho diseased,debilitated and shattered nervous system, wheth er broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired hy sickness, the. unstrung and relaxed organisation is at once braced, te vivified and built up. '1 he menial aud physical symptoms or nervous disease vanish ttigeihcr un der its influence. Nor is the effect temporary; on tbecon


ocr: LYOW5 KATHAXROH FOBTHJE TO THE MILLIONS. Fromtoothle s babes ol 11 meiess weeks, To pr ailing joke:* in the stieets; From girls anil boy i tliat read at a hool, To office clerks upon their stools; F:om tl.r buddii go love at sweet seventeen. To the? audte explosions of all honey oon dreams; From mid-way years or man nd hU^wife, To advancing days and eclimng life; From the spectacled few, who with astonishment At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heaid thisgeneral exclamation, II ave top rsEo Lyon's Kjltiiairon? (irey heads and bnhl in concert sing. The magic of this powerful thin?. That starts the roots or hair long dead, And covers up the once ba'd head; While the truant locks, o harsh and stiff*, That u>ed to vex the pretty miss Now around her shou deis twill In such rich, luxn ant curls, Tin sight o. touch, you know not which, <Sets men a sinning, and theif head.- bewitch'd. The JiandrnH?vexed stuff-?* hat once did Tall O'er broad cloth coals, anil collars soil, You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on the hair. But i.ore than half, or all ret said, Are facts about the Ntrrou* Head, 4 1 hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, Anddoctois* pills ore taken in vain. Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. No gossippirg, I'm sure; Ai.d fbr Pimple*, Salt Rhfiunrc, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATHAIKONso justl> celeb.atedfor Preserv j tng. Restoring and IJeauti Tying the Hair, is sold Druggest and Principal merchant throughout in large bottles, for 26 cents. Sold to the t^ade at a Liberal discount?but neter 1 ci if d. Address letters to D. s. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. (Ei-For sale by Kells ?fc Caldwell, W? olesale Agents Also sold by Pat lei son 6c Co.; T. Co . and Wheat & Chaplin. m*18-Gm. LATIlAM. L. T. Latham and Woods. fSUCCESSU :8 TO I.ATIIAM AND u'BURME.] FORWA It PING AND A,|] Prmlncc Dealers. No. 20, Public Landing, [Bctwekm Main and Sycamore Struts,] CINCINNATI, OHIO. CJ"Offlc? 3 doo' * treat or Rrramnre. Pinuo Forte, nud *pnni.h leceiving and oi*enics C splendid Piano JPr from the celebrated manu'actoiiesof J Boston, anil D. K Stanford A Co., I*cw Yo k, S and or Am tobc wood finish, and tone that cannot sbrpassed. and Thicb we offtr at th-lowest adding carriage. Also?,* fine lot or Spanish Guitars, common and haadsi with *ome floe Italian Violins; *ilk. th? b?t or Rngliah. German, and French wi'hau hinds of Violin rig tng. Instruction for a'l Installments, etc., wholesale end '?t*ll, at No. at'fret- JrM JAR MKLLUK. A LKO.a lot orwh to and black citizen drea? HaU,


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 fortcard Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. " Hiving unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terras. For particulira apply 'to ths Agonts. HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, Mew York. UUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DOHSEY, NORTON iv KNOX, Whecllug. " KKNNKT A DUDLKY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, WAXCY 4 CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUiW & CO., St-Louis. After the flrst or August, all ?oods sent through Dunlop <fc Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Bunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross ?c Co., Hollingsworth St. jel8.Cmd


ocr: a For Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisyille 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 Goods to all the above place's, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havlngunusual facilities can rccelpt through on tho most favorable terms, for particulars apply |to the Agents. HKNKV II. TAYLOR, Pior'ia North Hiver, Now York. DUN LOP ?c CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. HORSEY, HOWAK1) iV KNOX, Wheellpg. Jf. K. CONWAY ?t Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maysvllle, hy. KBNNET& DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLIIKUM <fc Co, Madison, inil. K. WE till, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT0N & CO., St-Louis. . After the first or August, allgoods sent through Tluniop ACo., will be forwarded free ofurayage. For the present Duulop A Co., may ho found at the counting room or J. W. Koss & Co., Hollingswortli st. jPlS-OllUt


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, 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. eam THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all tie above places, and alto to all point* EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. facilities can receipt tlnough on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply.*to 1113'^(rents. HBNRY U. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. 4j II UN LOP & CO., Locuat Point, Baltimore. DOBSEY. NORTON <v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. it. "WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATCM <StCO., St. Louis. After the first or August, nil goods sent through Dunlop <& Co., will bo forivardod free ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Hoss it Co., Hollingatvorth at.


ocr: CINCINNATI. Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5th ?t Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. -.1848. THE attention of the public is respectfully called to the superior facilities allot tied at this I nstitul Ion, for qua lifying individuals in a therough practical manner for flu counting room and business pursuits. Initrnction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete Cctical course of Instruction is given in the art of keep scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de ?partments of trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms in use among the most eminent establish ments engaged individually or partnership in business, whether in osperous or adverse; In the purchase and sale of merchandise at wholesale and retail,!mi orting and export ing on their own account, Oil commission or on joint specu lation, including speculations in stocks, real estate, dec., with strain beating, bank insurance, railroad, and books or Joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putat onspertaining to business operations, being tauelit according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count Equations, arbitration Of Exchanges, dec. Mercantile Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed oil this subject are calculated to impress business . habiM and agenuine business style of correspondence upon the mind of the student as well as familiarise him with commertial technicalities and phraseology* including fro Jorma Invoices, Account sales, bills or exchange, &c. Practical Penmanship.?One hoar is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with a thorough command of hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and rapidity, and perfect legibility with beauty of construction. Commercial uw -..id Political Economy.?Dally Lec tures are given on these important topics, as connected with the avocations of the merchant in the operations of 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, profit, interest, inter-national trade, dec. The course can be completed in from eight to twelve weeks. Instruction 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 of the Principal enables him to render a?aistance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. , Good board can be obtained in the city at g2,GO to ?3,50 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TJiRMS:?For partial course, books, a ationery, ?J-c., in clusive. $28.00. For ruli course, books, stationery. Diploma, 4-c., inclu sive, 830.00. JOHN GUNDRY, janS'53?lyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. WE offer for sale a well selected stock of PAPER \> CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description of PAPER-MAKERS* MATERIALS. Having been the Artt, by several years, to establish in. the .West a Paper business complete in all its parts, we have torched permanent connections with the best msnulactu* rers in this country, and receive out supplies directly from the in. The prices and terras we now offer are as favora ble as thesame goods can be purchased for in the Eastern C wS have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT-; ISO PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER dc SMITH, OWEN A HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be Ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made In this country. ' > Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in; llic West. We have but one uniform price to all. Orders by mall will be filled at the same prices as if bought in ? ?i be sent by mail free of cost. BUTLER dr BROTHER, ? Wholesale Paper Dealers, 37Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE. K; O. GOODMAN 4c CO. "> WHOLESALE DEALERS 1ft . Paper, Cards, Card Boards,* Ink, iuUcbwo powdvrs, mTixo, wins cloth, drc. ? Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, maybe found WRITING, AND BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laTfpst assortment in the West, ofevery description. Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng. dc Amer. Tissue Paper. Book 44 44 Copying Col'd. Medium dc D'blo. Med. Blotting " Ass'd. 44 44 Filtering f" Envelope. Drucgist 44 Plate and Lithopraph. Marble " Manilla,genuine. Glazed and Gilt 44 Hardware Paper. Cloth " Ham 44 Card 44 Match Box "I Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea 44 unprepored. Shoe " ~ Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Ilry Goods 14 Tobacco " 44 41 Envelopes Ac* Perforated, Binders', Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards. Also, Agent for Light body'a Superior : Printiro Irx, Book, ah? Colorto lux, dtc. Cards, and Card Boards. Extra Peael Faced Cards. Extra Pkoplr's 44 Prirtrrs* ?? PftRCRLAtR - ' Satir Surfaced Card Boards. ^ JiwrtRf* u Satin Enameled 44 PORCRLAIK 44 PEARL SURFACED COLORED CaRD BOARDS. The above Cards and Card Boarda, are manufactured ex pressly for ourselves, and are,of a most beautiful surface and lUnshi they do not peel in working, and are afforded at a lower rate, than any Cards heretofore offered in this mar ket, and as low as they can be purchased in the East. O^Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards, are res pecfUIly invited to examine our stock. 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. OC^Paper made to order. Aui21.tr. OHIO TYPK FOriVDRBY, GUILFORD AND JONES, N. Guilford, N. V. Jones. 41 RECORD STREET. SRTWRSN SYCAMORE AMD BROADWAY, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ,


ocr: Baltimore, Wheelbig, 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 ti all the above placet, and alto to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receilit through on the most favorablo terms. For particulars apply rto tin Agents. HBNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, Ifew York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Poiiit, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWAKl) <v KNOX, WhcelUg. B. F. CONWAY \ Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. B. POYNTZ. M.ysvllfo, hy. KENNKT& DUDLEY. Cincinnati, MKLIIKUM &? Co. .Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY ft CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUJII dt CO., Bt- Louts. Afler the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop A- Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayoge. For tho present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-flmu


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 fcCfs&gj 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 lli5 Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Hoitimore. DORSEY, NORTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. RENNET ?fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATl/.M <fcCO.,Si. Louis. After the first ofAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. \V. Ross & Co., Hollingaworth at. jelS-6nid


ocr: Cooke Quizzed.?Shortly after Cooke arrived in America, he was one evening in company with a number of actors, whom he bored "Mr. H.," said he, "what do you know of the stage T You are no actor, although the applause you receive from the Yankees makes you think yourself one." From the woe-begone appearance of the young Thespian, the tragedian thought he had proceeded too far, and, endeavoring to heal the wound he had inflicted, rose with tears in his eyes, and observed, "whatlsajd was in Jest. I hold your professional talents in high estimation,, and now freely make the acknowledgment." H. burst out into a loud laugh, exclaiming, " You Old quiz, will you again say that I am no actor T"


ocr: Paints, Oils, &c. A LCOHOL, Turpentine* ./X. Linseed Oil, Lamp Black, Lard Oil, Gum Shellac, Extract Logwood, Gold Leaf; Chrome. Green, Black Lead, Chrome Yellow, Red Lead, Pleach Leaf, Bronze. Copal Vlrnl'sh, ? Japan Varnish, Ac., For sale, low, at VOWBLL'S l>aco Rroax, No. 24, Union st.


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 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 terras. For particulars apply to the Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. HORSEY, NORTON & KNOX, Wheeling. KENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WKBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUA1 & CO., St- Louis. After the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop ?fc Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop Co., may be fouud at the counting room or J. W. Robs & Co., Hollingsworth st. je!8-6md


ocr: DISSOLUTION. Partnership b?T*totbrtf existing under the name of CAYWOOD, CONKL1N <St CO, was dissolved by consent, on the 224 ot October, 1862. A CAYWOOU, F C CONKU5, n W X CLARK. NOTICE. rpHK braim** of Tin, Cappor Sbwt Iront W*r? A^aSninm^^f^SepWroMStareU)fi>reextended to * COMKUS.


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 Jast running double engine steamers oti the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above placcs, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rccelnt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply ?to the CHESTER & CO., Pier 13 North River. New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore. DOR8RY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wheel!, g. K. F. CONWAY Ac Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. Si B. POYNTZ. Maysville, Ky. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati, MKLllKUM ?? Co, .Madison, iml. K. WEBB. MAXCY <& CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM ?fcCO.,St- Louis. * Afler the first of August, allgoods sent through Dunlop Co., will he Torwanled free ofdrayage. For i he present Dunlop 6: Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross ?fc Co., HolIlngswortH st, jelS-6md


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and"Si. "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 till the above places, and also to all places EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favoiah'e farms. Fcr particulars apply to tho CHKSTKK ?v CO., 03 \V?>st Street, o.'ipiwte pier N.?. i:*. Nor.h ifii v*?*? So*v York DUNLOP CO., Locust Point. Halliiuorc. DORSKY, HUV\ AKIM KNOX, Wheeling. II. F. CON VV/> V ?\ ? o , Portsmouth, Ohio. b*. B. POYNT73, .May?Tl|iCi liy. KKNNKT tic OVVhKY. Cihcifiiiatl. MKLDKUM & Co., .Madbuu, I n<!. E. WEM1, MAXCY iV Co , Luuisvifle. DAVID TATUAI <t Crt., St. Loiift. After the first or August, all good* sent through Dunlop ?$? Co. will ho forwarded free of drayago. For the present L unloji & Co. may he found at the counting loom or J. W. Rohb'iV Co . flollingsworth st.. iclS-Onid


ocr: INTELLIGENCER BOOK AND j'dg OFFICE. Till undersigned take thlaoccaaion to remind the) r ? ndtlie public generally, that In connection witti the or the Daily Intelligencer, they have a Job Office n lUd op for I he execution or all kinds or PLAIN AKDOKSfAJIKKTAI. PRI1XTB Tlieir materials being tooatly new, aud'embracing the test stylM or Job ??!?. and their large and-well stock if Teller, carta, inks, Ac., being purchased at o-vest Cash prices, and the Job Office being a distinct partment, carefully and efficiently managed, Umj can guars 11 tee to their customers entire satisfaction, as regards Ntsuesa, Accuracy and Ptempuns, with whtcjitbslr work will be done. They are pi spared to execute CaKos, PaooRcXMES, CiarcLASs, rorrnts,' Lassu. Cohcsst Bills, Kill Hcans, Ball Tlcirrs, Bills Lcnmo, RtkamsoVt Bills, H?k? Cnsciu, Auction Bills, Osdkk Books, Dksv Ttcnrs, I iked*, Fksiobt Books, >ot*s, KaiLsoan Uuku, ittcxirts, Hotil Ken in us, PlIOTkSTS, SOHHOSf, Banrs, BLScr:o> Tickets, And every other description ofletterprMS Printing. ill kinds of work in COLORS AND BROITZM. All orders from a dlstsnce promptly sttended to. SWKAR1NGKK. TAYLOB & CO.


ocr: H. P. CONWAY <1 Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYKTZ. Maysville, Ky. KKNNXT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. ' MKLDKUM & Co, Medlsou, lnd. K. WKBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St Louis. Alter the first orAugust, oil goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded Tree ofilrayage. For the present IJuuiop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. VV. Koss & Co., Holllngsworlh st, Jel8-6mtf 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 Goods to all the above placet, and alto to all point* EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. vlng unusual facilities can receipt throi HKNHY H. TAYLOK, Pier 13Nor Havlngunusutl facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the Agents. HKNHY H. TAYLOK, Vier 13 North River DIINLOP & CO., Locust Point, Haltimore.


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 Ohio double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above planet, and alto to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facUltios can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Tto tho HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pior 13North River, New York. 1)IIN LOP ?V CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORSBY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, WI ice 11.. g. II. P. CONWAY * Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. H. POYNT55. Maysville, hy. KBNNKT& DUDLKY. Cincinnati. ? MKLDRUM & Co, Madison, Iml. K. WBHH, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM ?&CO.,8t; Louis. Aflcr the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop ?fc Co., will be forwarded Tree ordrayago. For the present Duulop & Co., n?ay be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross <fc Co., Holllngsworth st. icl8-6md


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, iTi Importer akd Dealer in Ouktainb, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, ' " ~ WvbW'l WHICH he oftei1a''ai the WHOLESAL. The stock comprising/in part, the following: . - Luce Curtains; Gilt Corricesj v ;v> Do Afoslin TJo' ' do Do A/b&Iin Do Laces HIuslins; ? BrocatelJs, all wi dtbs Ui and colors; * - t f" Satin de Lainos; " " eAlaijeWB Dualities on PAINTED cblorr^ tea# jfe jag. ,


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. 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. 1)UNLOP iV CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSET, HOWARD Ac KNOX, Wheeling. 11. P. CONWAY & Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Alsysville, hy. KENNKT DUDLEY. Cincinnati. m MKLDRUM it Co, iMadison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisviilo. DAVID TATUM CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, 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 & Co., Hollingsworth st. je!8-6md *


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 also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply |to the HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, HOWARD ?v KNOX, Whceli.g. B. P. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNT2. Mnysville, hy, RENNET ?V: DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MEL DRUM ?fc Co, .Madison, Intl. K. WEHB, MAXOY ifc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM dt CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods scut through Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at tho counting room of J. W. Ross ?fc Co., Hollingsworth st. jcl8*6mtl MEDICINAL


ocr: ;xr?H yn.ja'J jfcXD I ! ARCIIDOLD. ob f?.VSJ\fc>DAVENPORT. ARCRBOL D & DAVENPORT, ot|o JJCSr Will gi ye the w?oat prompt attention to bualoefta Monroefctid the adjacent counties. jau/4


ocr: TO THE MILLIONS. f'?m tontiilesa b*be? of mmelesa weeks. '?Pnttlin; jukera In the itreeU) tii la and boys that read at a;hOol, '"?>ice clerks upon Ihlr stools; "HQ I or budding ot to re at sweet seventeen, i" 1 a mile explosions of all honeymoon dreams; *'?>uotid-war years or man tud hisjwife, Taidtancing daya and tecllnlnglirei '"?to the spectacled lew, who with astonishment faze , wondrous thing* of ttoeae modern days,? f?h?as4 this general exclamation. 'ToQ UIKD LVOK'I K.THllKONt <"<* heads and bald In concert alnz ?? nujic or Uila power.iH thing, ? Jmi starts the roots or hair long dead, Jfxtcovera op. the once bald bead) * the truant locks, ?o btrah and stiff, Jkat utcd to vax the pretty miaa? J?w around ber aliouldera twirl '"such neb, luxnrantcarta, J'Migat or touch, joukqow not which, ^tam-na slnnln?, stiff tftlrheadsbeWitch'd. TV llamlrull?vexed ituST?that once did Tall J er br.iad cloth coata, ant collars aoll, ? ?? number with the thiags that were, ' "etng Kathai ron on the hair. 1 kat sometimes racka and aehea with pais, JxHoctoia* pills are taken la vain. Katbalron, sucb palua I'll warrant to care, 'otto minutes. Kogoaaippl/x, I'msursj lii Pimples, Halt Kheum, Krirsipelaa and Tetter, iXi'? .,uch ilaeases. nothing Is better. TOS'S KATHAI KO!t so Justly celebrated Tor Preserv and Ueautirying the Hair, Is aoHt r Uruggtat and Principal merchant throughout Jy, la Urge bottles, (or ? ceata. - "? to tbe trade at a Liberal dlacoant?tut M adCireaatettera to. * , D. 9* #1A jKHBRr Proprietor, l(t Broadway, New Yark. . .a by Kella A Caldwell, Wttoleaale Agaitafhr tr?0' Also sold by Patterson & Co.i T. H. Logan ^-'-'1 Wbeat & ChapUn." . SHELL OYSTERS. Jl,. Ks auppiied with Oysters, opened nrora the "ail, or in cans ,T. K.BARIIill. nnr?n lamp wicks.; > Q 0*0S8 Lamp Wlcka, for Lard aad Oil Lampa, tor sale at


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Good* to all the above placet, and also to all points HAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havingonusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the Agents. HBNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New Yorlc. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON rte KNOX, Wheeling. * KENNET ?Se DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATOM <fcCO., St. Louis. After the first ofAugust, nil goods sent througn Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. Forthe present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth at. Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the ParJcer Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


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ocr: of Name of tbe liovcru. Cunard, Bremen,' ? California, Bermuda, Cuiiard, Havana, Contra, Bremer:, Cuuard, Havre, CaUlornla, Cunard, Collin,, Havana, Cunard, n}ent be] lon'g to saniiuTtoii. . . I i Liverpool. uo'8, Bermuda irpool. Liverpool. Bremen. Liverpool. Southm'tn, Havre Liverpool. Liverpool. ork Liverpool? 11 letters to France, Holland auU Belgium must be pre*pai(121 ccritl bytho American steamer? to Liverpool and Southampton; 20 ota by the direct steamers to Havre, andficenta by British'atearaers. Letters to Switxerland ami Italy should come under the same rule to reach earlier their, destination. A closed-mail, of tetters and newspapers, for States and cities of the German-Austrian Postal Union, and Den mark, Jior way, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Greece, Iouian Islands, etc., Is sent frdmjbia office * " Njcw YoaxrNqv. 18. ice semi-weekly.


ocr: THE NEW YORK. BALTIMORE yi.Nl) WHEELING- LINE Will forward Goods to all the above phi era, and ahoto all places EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities cm receipt through on the mo?t !? vorah'e tonus. For particulars apply to lha CHKKTKH ?v t'O., U5 Weil Stivct. o ip ?i?te pier No iii Njfih f{tv).*( Nu.v York DUNLOP ?fc CO., Locust Point. Unit!more. DOltSKY, HOV\ A Kl'4* KNOX, Wheeling. It. F. CON WAY ?v o , Portsmouth, Ohio. K. II. POYNTJ5. May* villi*. Ky. KENNKT A DUDLKY, Cincinnati. MKLllKUM ?fc Co., .Maili>on, I mi. K. WEBI1, WAXCY ?v Co. Louisville. DAVID TATUM * Co., St. Louis. After the first or August, nil good* sent through Dunlop ?$? Co. will lie forwarded Tree of drayage. For the present Duuiop ?fc Co. may he found at the counting room of J. W. Ross Co., Collingsworth at. ' fa?f8.Amit Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville dnd St. Louis, 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.


ocr: Building, N. W. cor. 5th & CtNciHNATi, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. attention of the public is respectfolly called to auperior facilities afforded at this Institution, for qua lifying individuals in a thorough practical manner for counting room and business pursuits. Inatruction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A firactical course or Instruction is given in the art or ng scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de partments of trade, commerce and manufectnres, compre hending the forms in use among the most eminent ments engaged individually or partnership in whether prosperous or adverse} in the purchase and sale merchandise at wholesale and retail.imj ortingand export ing on their own account, on commission or on joint lation, including speculations in stocks, real estate, with stcamboating, bank insurance, railroad, and books joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety or putet ons pertaining to business operations, being according tothe most spproved methods?Interest, count.Equations, arbitration or Exchanges. &c. Mercantile Correspondence?Sxxh exercises are ed on this'subject are calculated to impress habits and a genuine business style or correspondence the mind or the student as well as familiarize him commertial technicalities and phraseology, including forma Invoices, Account sa'es, bills or exchange, dec. Practical Penmanship.?One hour is devoted in a systematic style or business writing, combining with a thorough command or band and pen, accuracy elegance with ease and rapidity, and perlect legibility beauty or construction. Commercial Law *&ud Political Economy.?Daily Lec tures are given on these important topics, as with the avocations or the merchant in the operations commerce, and practical workings or trade, embracing subject or Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.) also on the . of wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, it, profit, interest, inter-national trade, dec. The course can be completed in from eight to weeks. Instruction being given individually,applicants can at any time. A knowledge or the ordinary English branches is all requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance or the Principal enables to tender assistance to those wishing to procure on graduating. Good board can be obtained in the city at 32,60 to per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates. TERMSr?For partial course, books, a atlonery, clusive. 828.00. For AiU course, books, stationery. Diploma, 4-c., sive, SM-00. JOHN 6UNDRT, janS'63?lyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. offer for sale a well selected stock of CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK LEATHER, and every description or MATERIALS. Havimr been thefint, by several year*, to establish in West a Paper business complete in all its parts, we formed permanent connections with the best rers in this country, and receive oar supplies directly them. The prices and terms we now offer are as ble as the same goods can be purchased for in the cities. We have the exclusive agency for the superior JNG PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER OWEN 6c HURLBUT, and the CA KB W COMPANY, ingthe 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 aag21. BUTLER 6e BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 27Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE E. O. GOODMAN 3c CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper, Cards, Card Boards, bleaching POWDEKI, FELT1HO, WISE CLOTH, &C. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. their stock, may bo found WRITING, BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laifost assortment the West, of every description. Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng. de Amer. Tissue Book ?? 44 Copying ;?? Cord. Medium 6c D'ble. Med. Blotting " Ass'd. " ?? Filtering Envelope. Druggist " Plate and Lithopraph. Marble " Manilla,genuine. Glazed and Gilt Hardware Paper. Cloth " Ham " Card " Match Box *?| Roofing Paper, prepared Tea " unprepored. i 44 Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Goods " Tobacco " " " Envelopes of every description, Ac. dec. BOARDS. Perforated, Binders*, Bonnet, Press and Straw Also, Agent fo^ Lightbody's Sufeeior Peintino Book, and Colored Ink, &c. Cards, nod Card Boards* Extra Pearl Faced Cards. Extra People's " Printers' " Porcelain ?? Satin Surfackd Card Boards. IVORT " , Printers' 44 Satin Kkamrlxd " Porcelain 44 ? Pearl 8urfackd Colored Card Boards. The above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured pressly for ourselves, and are ora most beautiful surface fiinsh? they do not peel in working, and are aflbrded at lower rate, than any Cards heretofore offered in this ket, and as low as they can be purchased in the Kaat. a-TDealers and consumers In Paper and Cards, are pec fully invited to examine dur stock. All our pods received direct from manufacturers, which enables us sell as tow, if not lower, than any other house in nar-Paper made to order.


ocr: FIEIG H T S Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vtin Line to Baltiinore, 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 alto to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply ?to tho Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pior 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. E. WEBB, MAXCY dt CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St. Louis. After the first or August, 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. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-6imf MEDICINAL MEDICINAL


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 Goods to all the above placcs, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. lavine unusual facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply to th9 Agents. IIKNKY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. u* DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DOR8EY, NORTON ?v KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT & DUDLHY. Cincinnati. K. WK11H, MAXCY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <&CO.,St. Louis. Afler the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded Tree ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop <& Go., may be four.d at tho counting room of J. VV. Rosa & Co., Hollingswotth at. jel8-6ntd


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the State !IKIVJR.If W.8AFFORD, Importer and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stock comprising, in part, the following) Lace Curtains} Do Afuslin Do Drapery Laces Muslins; French Brocatells, all widths and colors; Satin de Laines; Gilt Cornices; do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain drc. A larfee stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors qualities on hand. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS of colors for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the entire frame of


ocr: FREIGHTS 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 double engine steamers on the Ohio river. 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 term?. For particulars apply 'to thd Agents. HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, Now York. DUNLOF & CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORSKY, IIOWAHl) ?v KNOX, Wheel! r-g. H. F. CONWAY * Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. 11. POYNT3S. MuysvlUe, hy. KEN NET <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELURUM ?k Co, Madison, Ind. F.. WBltil, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TAT UM & CO., St Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free ofdrayago. For the present Duuiop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. VY. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-6nm


ocr: Tna20.-4|m, No. 23, Water street. TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes o! niraeless weeks, To prattling jokers In the streets? From girls and boya that read at school. To office clerks upon their stools; From the buddh.g or love at sweet seventeen. To the t.jaudle explosions or all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years of man ? aid his wife, To advancing days aud .eclining life; From the spectacled few, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things of these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, lllVK YOO C8BD LYON'8 KaTHAIROK? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this poworAil thing, Thatstarts the roots or hair long dead, Andcovers up. the once bald head; While the truant locks, -o harsh andstifT, That used to vex the pretty miss Now around hor shou'ders twirl In such rich, luxurant curls, The sight or touch, you know not which, iSetsmen a sinning, and their heads be witch'd. . The Bandrull?vexed stuff?: hat once did fall O'er broad cloth coats, ami collars soil, You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on the hair. But more than half, or all yet said, Are facts about the Nervous Head, 'I hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And doctors' pills are 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 Kheum, Erysipelas and Totter, Aud ail such diseases, nothing is better. KATHA1 HON so justly celebrated for Preserv ing, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by every Druggest and Principal merchaut throughout the in large bottles, for 25 cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?but never com Address letters to J). 8. BARNES, Proprietor, J6t Broadway, New York. K?"For sale by Kells <& Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson & Co.; TV H. Logan , and Wheat & Chaplin. mal8-6m. New Hat and Cap Store. No. 123, west side Main stref.t. ordertc keep race with the enterprise and increasing business or our city and better accommodate our largely increasing Hat and Cap trade, 1 have opened A SPLENOID SALES ROOM in the new block erected by W. W. Shriver, west side (between Union and Monroe,) where we are prepared to. furnish o-ir patron ? and the public with supe rior bats and caps, ore very variety, and or the latest and approved.sry!es; and comprised in part of extra and silk hats, black, brown, and white beaver and otter bats. Also, a fine assortment of Panama; ped dle braid Leghorn, China braid, Canada braid and chil Fancy Hats. Also a go id assortment or men's and youth's summer caps. All those wishing a good article, at wholesale or re tail, in our line, at low rates will please call and examine slock. juned W. W JIMESON. N B ?Hats made to order Cat short notice) to fit every hoad. Mammoth Hat Store. No. 146 and 148 VIaikbtaket, WHKEI.ING, VA. AVERY, having enlarged Ills store in OTder to suit ? the demand, bason hand and is.receiving' from the hasten: citier-, and manufacturing one oft be largest stocks of Hats and.Caps that has ever been offered in this city, consisting or every variety and style now in .use, all of will be sold at the lowest possible price, wholesale and retail. Persons;wanting Hats or Caps will please call and ex amine tho stock lor themselves, as'we shall always be pleased to show our Goods, and use our best endeavors to out customers. ? ap21 S. A VERY. STOCKTON'S TRIWEEKLY^ EXPRESS. RA.TKS or IK SIGHT. From W1 eeling to Washington? Heavy Goods26 cents per lOO.lbs. From Wheeling to Claysville? 1 leavy Goads 2Q cents per 100 lbs. From Wheeling to West Alexander. Heavy G6o<(sl6 cents per 100 lbs. t 0C?"Packages Weighing leas than-100 pounds will be charged25cents, to any pointoh'the road. Special contracts lor carrying fieight can lie made by calling at StocKton, Rttsseil <? Co.'a, Monroe Street, - ?p76 if. J, \V. STOCKTON* Persian Hair -Dye. rp'HlS .preparation wilt change the Hair from any ;Otber Wi,h0,,t 8Ui,,i"e,he KKLLS de CALC WELL, oct26 Sole Agents .. i v: Look at This! l LLthose who ar<tdesirous of preserving the memory , ot.themselves and aud rriends, cat) do so, most'efffcc- thi MtKer"orSM?in in^Bfdd'e stV?u, Centre WU-e.ing; and procure He b?^StyVand cxceirc'ji^j ?'


ocr: REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER. mill Departures of Nlcau the last 24 Hours, ending last night at 8o* ARRIVALS, Virginia Wells Louisville Allegheny Bachelor Cincinnati Crystal Palace... .Koonti Cincinnati Falls City Mason Louisville Messenger Klinefelter Pittsburgh Winchester Moore Pittsburgh A Clipper George Parkersburg Venture Watkins Hockingporl New York Gillmore St. Louis Vermont Hazlelt do.... Stephen llayard. ...Booth Sunfish Viroqua O'Neil Steubenville Julia Dean Pearce Zanesville Vienna Louisville DEPARTURES. Baltimore Clark Louisville Messenger Klinefelter Cincinnati Allegheny Bachelor Pittsburgh Wincht ster Moore Pittsburgh Ventre W atkin Hockingport A Clipper George Parkersburg Julia Dean Pearce Pittsburgh New York Gillmore do.... Vermont lluzl. tt Pittsburgh Alvin Adams Norton Louisville Virginia Wells Lomsville Stephen Bayard.. .Booth Sunfish Viroqua O'Neil Steubenville BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. Steubenville Viroqua 2 P. M. Sonfish Stephen Bayard...4 P. M. Parkersburou. . ..Courier 10 A. M. Pittsburg Diurnal 7 A. M. Louisville. ......Falls Bity G P. M. STAGE OF THE RIVER At Wheeling? li feet ?


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain-Warehouse, 171 Chatmtt St., Philadelphia, Monte the State Houtc. UENBr W. RAVVOBD, Imtorter and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma TERIALg, AND FORNITURI COVERINGS, WHICH be offers at the lowest market prices. WHOLESALE AND DETAIL. The stockcomprisiie, In part, the lolluwing: Embroidered Lace Curtains} Gilt Cornice.j. ?Po,? li.Jfqslin Do do Pinsi Drapery Laces 4- Muslins; do Bauds, French Brocateiis, all widths Canopy Arches and Rings: O ^?4f0l?r?i Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Satin de Lsinesi Fnnees, Curtain Drops, Damasks; dec. A larte stock of FBJSNCH PLUSHES, ot all colon qualities on band. ,v ; ?? PAINTED niXDOWSHADES. <t,,i HOLLANDS ol sll colors for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the of the heighth and width o* be entire frame or wi msriT-lyddtw


ocr: .3oi^MEBJGj^|j.A xoos - ? 1 1 '??... > fi'do *rf-3 tigw ?fflUjiiii" i",-' iitovl" * &u?-^WiK| aril I?ai? * ? g ; mj lo i M! ? a** lORsF !M?Ii@Iftfli? u*i * .?wAHlXil irvi FHEN0MES0N1N MEDICINE restored, and life lengthened, fcf l>K. MOKSK'S . INV1G0RAT0R ELIXIR OR CORDjit. . Porcentutfea medical science bis -been ransacking th#, )t vegetable and mineral Kingdom, In^aearch or something' that should restore the loat?r decaying energ^t of the ner ve ua and muscular syatcmarWltbopVthedTAWback of .ante* aequept prostration, which an *tirou.ajji?, tonics, andnar rile deser/s of Arrfbta the fjfon/j Ky tyeJecttbrated Prof. M. Worse, well known as a distinguished, member or the leading *cietific societies 01 the Old.World, *nd distinguished as a physician, a chemist, ami a traveler. The juices of this herb, qoncenfra,teil and combined wiw other vegetable medicinal extracts, are now producing r?. salts heretofore unheal d of, In this or aftju>ther> At first the properties attributed to Pror. VIGOKATlNCr ELIXIR OK COKDlAi fabulous. cTlia ppbljc often decelycd f?1,J simple ane sublime truths announced.. But facta, urtdeniabliMa c?s* highest class andcharacter^y aro.n doubts. lNCR^UClTYrst)?^-....^..^ ^.,.^-? of testimony which is perfectly Irresistabla. ?^vY. The Klixi* remedlss/Vn all cases, the deplora*l4*viJ? arising fronra^isnseorabusooTtJie variouaor make up the wonderful machine Calied.man.\ to full vigor e^er)r d<ilicato^linbwe inysteridua coropouinX agency d( Vna sary to the rt>roduc?xon of bureau 1^. ,, .. ble muscular name, or deficient iri vital-|??wo?,.??? commended as the only riieaus of communicating that en ergy which is necessary to the pioi?er enjojment of all tM Us beneficial effects Mgr. Tre reeble girl, the ailing wife, the lilUeas. 0Min ted youth, the over worn manor txttineee, the viclimpL nervous depression, the individual suffering fromgcnw*l J debility, or from the weakness or a slrgle organ, will all : , Mud Immediate and permanent retler from the usebr thl*< incomparable renovator. To tWxe who bavo a predboo." sltlon to i>aralraia It will prove a coniploto and unlartlitg . safeguard against thai terrible malady. There are man7. perhaps, who have so trifled with *h?ir constitutions tint; ' they think themselves beyond the reach 6f medicine. 1*: ; not even these despair. *1 lie Elixir tic a! 5 with diiea** as it triili, willio..t reference to causes, and will not only re move the disorder itteir, but . REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION. The derangements or tlie system, leading to oorvousdls-' eases, slid the forms or nervous disease lUeir, are so nu merous that it would requires coluimi to enumerate the maladies for which this preparations a specific A few however, may he enumerated, vii:?neuralgia, tit <J<Ho reux, headache, incipient paralysis, hysteiia, paipUatiOli Of tho heart, spinal affections, n uscuiar debility, tremors, flatulence, a pricking sensitlon In the Ileal], numbness, torpidity or the liver, mentat depression, weaknew of will, indisposition to move, &liil?ss a[ler werclse, Wfe... ken sleep and terrifying dreams, Inability to re main lo one. place or position, weakness orthe ptocreativeorgaus, sex ual incompetency, melancholy, monomania, fluor albas, ?In king at the stomach, female ir regularities, acbrcnic ten dency to miscanUse, emaciation, and all complaint* grow- ingout or a tree indulgence at the passions, and all barren mas that does not proceed from organic causes beyond U? reach or mcdicine. " ? r> - ? Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free rrom raal formation or a'trictural diseases it is avened that MORSfc'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR:. will replace weakness wilh strergtb, ?.Kap*dty witA effi ciency, irtegulat it y with unilormaud natu'alactlvity. kiHl thU not only without hazard of ieaction,bul witl??>p-i: py effect ou the general organization. B3-fcear Uriniad that ail maladies wherever U?ey. begin, ltb t be.ner vous system, and tliat the par*ly?*uou. of the nervea .of* motion and senaatiou ispftyrical rfroJA Hear in miud al so. thst lor every kind of nervous disease the KUxir Lor dUl U the only relUble prepai^iion lojowii. CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES. No language cam convey an adequate idea ot the immedi ate and almost udrsculoiis change which it occasioncWn the diseased,debilitated and shattered nervous system, wheth er broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Unpaired by sickness, the unstrung and relaxed organisation is fit i once braced, re vivified and built up. *l he mentarand I nhysical symptoms of nervous diseaso vanish togelnar un der its influence. Nor is tho effect temporary* on the con. I tiary. ihc relief is permanent, ibr the coidial piopeiUeaor tho niedicine leach the constitutioilt.aelf, ami rrstore It to its normal condition. Well may the preparaUon be call cdU,e . MEDICINAL BONDER. ,r . . or the nineteenth century. It Is, as the firkf kclentlffc roan in the woilJ would haveAdniitted,. that.'mliacie 01 uiedi


ocr: #ug5 Commissioner. TO THE^ MILLIONS. From toothless babes ol n.meiess weeks, Topnttling jok;is in tlie streets; From girls and boy-i that read at school, To office clerks upon their stools; From tbebuddiigof love at swee. seventeen. To the t audle explosions of all honeyii'.ooii dreamsi ' From mid way years or man ml hiS4Wife, To advancing days and eclintng pre; From the spectacled lew, who with astonishment gazo At the wondrous things of these modern days, Is heard this general exclamation. lUVKYOD TKED IjYON*9 KaTllAlROSif Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic of this powerful thing. That starts the roots or hair long dead, A lid covers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, -o harsh andstin, Tliat us-ed to vex the pretty miss Now around l?er 8bou*de?"s twirl I n such rich, insurant curls, The sight, or touch, you know not w'licb, , Sets men a sinning, and their heads bewitch d. The Dandrull?-vexed stuff?that once did rail O'er brjad cloth coals, anil collars soil, You number with the things that were, Bv using Kathairon on the hair. "But more than half, or all yet said, Are ractsabout the terron* Il'cd, *1 hat sometiriies racks and aches with pain, And doctors' pills are takento cure Now the Kathairon, such paius I'll warrant to cure, lu ten minutes. Nogostippirg, I'm sure; Ai.d lor PiiuiUes, Salt Jttheum, Eryi jielas and Toller, Aud all such diseases, uothlns Is YOS-s K.\THAIK0S so justly ce!ch.aic.l for Preserv inc. Hesloring aud Heautirying the Hair, Is sold by Dru^^est and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 25 cents. * _ Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?6ut never com? Address letters to propr?lor, 161 Broadway, New "York. sale by Keljs Ac Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by l'atl.i^on & Co.; T" and Wheat i Chaplin. mats-em. i LATHAM !.. T. woods Ijatlinm and Woods, [successors to latiiam axd m'bur.mb.1 FORWARDING AND Merchants. And Producc Dealer*. No. 20, Public Landing, [Between* Main and Sycamore Streets,] CINCINNATI, OHIO. BTOffice 3 doors west of Sycamore. mayl7:ly Pinno F?ric? ondKpnuiah tiaiturx. receiving and opening G splendid Piano Fortes from the celebrated nunutactories of J Checkering, and I). K. Stanford & Co., New York, C and GJ or fine rosewood finish, and tone that cannot be and vhich we offer at th* lowest manufacturers adding carriage. Also?a fine lot or Spanish Guitars, common and ma. heads; with some fine Italian Violins; silk, Italian, the best of Kn;tiah, German, and French. Violin with all hinds of Violin rigang, Instruction books ui> * - S. D. HARPER & SON, '


ocr: 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 double engine steamers on the Ohio river. j THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING' LIffE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to alCjioints EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ' Having unuaual facilities can receipt t (rough on the moat f&vorable terms. For purticilars apply w ths Agents. HENRY If. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. r ' DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSRY, NORTON ,v KNOX, Whccllug. / RENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM A CO., St-Louis. S. B. POYNTZ. Mbysvil'e, hy. B. F. OONWAY At Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. MKLDrUM & Co, Madison, Ind. After the first ofAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop Co., will be forwarded f _ For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., UJlingsworth st. 1el8-6mtl I free ofdrrage. i & Co., Hlliug8V>


ocr: of ser vices in taking Depositions, will please' to have thefnotices. I w a? to take them at hisoOke. He will br found iu his office mostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P.M. Omct?Quincy street, between Main and Market, south t,d'- ^ v *? aug20 PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) lVi/i practice Mct/icine, Surgery and Ohstetricks. PKKSIANKSTLY located in this city; Office and resi dence?Mulberry square?orposite Mr. H. Kchol's, lenlie Wheeling. - ?p36-3m Dr. M. Campbell. (l.ATKflFFAlRMOUrT, VI.) * OFFICE: Fourth St., adjoining the Tcaldence of Henry Moore. rov-34 Wheeling, Via UK. A. H. TODD, Officeand Drugstore, corner Qulncyand Flftli streets, AVitKKLlNH, vx.; iik. J. itui>i>, office on Main Street, one door South of Judge Fry's residence. WHEELING VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Oilice: Main street, Ckntrk Whkelinu. syResidence?No -33, Market street. 1yd DR. E. A. HILDRETH, Om?c aud ISc.idcnee. No. TS, Mooroeilreet, AUJOIXINGTHKtlOUKT HOUSB. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE NO. 1)4, 31A12V KI KEKT wtSt-lyd Centre Wheeling. Alt'd. Hugh.es, JVE. D. his professional set vices to tire communi y. Ufflce: At residence, oil Centre street, betwean Filth mar'B-ly DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, "jeStuffj#, Patent .ricdiciuCM, userj* drc. xo. 54, KXIOK ST., WnKKUSO, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, u f, fjifcei?or? to Jan. PnnU& CoM wholesale DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN I'.MON I ?? 4th door bki.ow mojjrob, WH^KLlKG, VA.^, J. H. crumbacker, trhol?nlc mid Retail DRUGGIST, : 3o. 1T5, M*m Stbkkt, m'ukhi.iko,'.vx. ? t~tl logan & co. xiy, (successors to Paxton & and Retail Druggists, Chemic.ls.Dye studs. Var niahea. \vi,,te l^aa, Perniniet lea, Fan?y article*; " Ac., d'C. Ac , f ' Svvlf .i ' * r - ,33',!ria~ ""y'mawiV.. ~Zwtt. _SELBife,orfT SBXTON, sbai, ac mV?A?r*?HBN. t FANCY DRY GOODS w holesalk: ,; iv-i'T;.. >?? 11, Hanth 4th HUWt. ? ? PHIIjadblphia. w. skitoxv L. Skai.. A. Van '?*. IIKIMCKM.. J. A. PKTZK*. K. B. heiskell &. CO., Dealer^ In all kind. ?<?; Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Mr of Market .nd Union strata, three doors .... w?n. s. WicKUam'a AnKtlon Roonwi - -Sj"- Wbe?H??,V.. henry k. list & CO. t?ru ' 'SoorwoM to list, Howkll & Co.) ?Vholc&e-lo^gxocers. arid R. CRA d Conimission


ocr: REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCE!}. and Deparmre* of Steam Bonn, the lust 24 Hours, ending last night at 80* clock. ARRIVALS, Golden State..... .Calhoun. St. Louis Henrietta McLintock..... .Louisville Oakland Milliuger Pittsburgh Cheviot Mcintosh Pittsburgh Dan Convers McVey...' Zanesville Exchange Rhodes P ittsburgh Jnne Franklin....Williams Cincinnati William Knox Cook Marietta Prnirie City Robinson St. icuis Stephen Bayard Booth Sun fish Viroqua O'Neil Steubenville Courier Roberts Parkersburgh DEPARTURES. Henrietta McLintock Pittsburgh Oakland Millinger Cincinnati Cheviot Mcintosh.Zanesville Dan Convers McVey Ranesville Clara Fisher Gordon Pittsburgh A Clipper George Parkersbuig Venture Watkins Hockingsport Stephen Bayard.. .Booth Sunfish Viroqua O'Neil Steubenville Bedford Louisville Prairie City Robinson Pittsburgh BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY. SuNPiiiit Stephen Bayard. .4 P. M. Stkubenviixk Viroqua 2 P. M. Parkkrsdurgii Courier 10 A. M. Pittsburg Exchange 7 A. M. Cincinnati Jant Franklin ? B P. M. STAGE OF THE RIVER At Wheeling? 4 feet ? inches. At Pittsburoh feet ? inches.


ocr: BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. Tiuc uncle rslgued take this occasion to remind their and the public generally, that in connection with the of the Daily Intelligencer, they have a Job Office expressly fitted up Tor i he execution of all kinds or PLAIN AND OR1VAMEIVTAL PRINTING. Their materials being mostly new, and embracing the la test styles of Job *ype, and tneir large and well stock of paper, cards, inks, &c., being purchased at onrest Cash prices, and the Job Office being a distinct de fartment, carefully and efficiently managed, tbey canguaran tee to their customers entire satisfaction, as regards the Neatness, Accuracy and Promptness* with wliich their work will be done. They are prepared to execute ?a. Cards, Programmes, _ Circulars, Posters, Labels, Concert Bills, Kii.l. Heads, Ball Tickets, Dills Lading, Steamboat Dills, Bank Checks, Auction Bills, Order Books, Drat Tickets, Deeds, Freight Books, Notes, Kailroad Blanks, Receipts, Hotel RsairrERB, Protests, Summons, Briefs, Election Tickets, And every other description or letter-pressPrinting. Also til kinds or work in COLORN AND BRONZES. DCS"A11 orders from a distance promptly attended to. SWEARINGEN & TAYLOK.


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. Havingunusu.nl facilities can rcceipt tlnough on the ino3t favorable terms. For particulars apply fto tho Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP ?fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON *v KNOX, Wheeling. ^ KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. ' K. WE LIB. MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATIJA1 6c CO., Si- Louis. After the first of August, allgoods sent ihrougli Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duniop & Co., may he four.d at the counting room of J. VV. Ross & Co., Hollingaworlh st. jelS-Gnid Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and b\/ fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: I rPSri s L i .10 ?i'h .. ? *amBKa8URja?Bv 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 fa double engine steamers on the Ohio ast running no river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE "Will forward Goods to all the above placcs, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto tlio Agents. OHKKTKK <& CO., Pier 13North Kiver, Now York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY. IIOWAHD <* KNOX, Wheeling. II. F. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. K. B. POYNTZ. Maysville, Ky. KEN NET Sc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDKUM & Co, Madison, hid. K. WEBB, MAXCY de CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM ?fcCO.,St Louis. After the first of August, olljjooda sent through Dunlop & Co., will bo forwarded free of d ravage. For the present Dunlop d: Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. W. Itotss Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8>0mil FREIGHTS


ocr: Logan, Carr & <!o., DCALERH IX At.Ii KINDS OP TOBACCO, SNUFF cf- SUGARS, 8L MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Vn. LLOYD LOUjL.N, J. O. DAK3R * Vf. CiRR, H. H. CARR. mar 30 L<atliam and tlclturnic, ?FORWARDING AND Commission And Prtdnce Dealers. No. 20, Public Landing, [Between Main and Sycamore Streets,] CINCINNATI, OHIO, tCfOfflcfl 3 door? west of Sycamore. ..telle! - Coughs, Cold*, UoartenetM, Sore Throat, &e. It relieve*and cures without nauseating. Price 60 per bottle. imrtfi KKLLS A CALDWELL.


ocr: ma20.?>jm, No. 23, Water street. TO THE MILLIONS. From toothle38 babes or mmeless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boys that read at s:hool, To office clerks upon their stools; From the budding of love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years or man and his wire, To advancing days and reclining life; From the spectacled few, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, IIlVK YOO DIED LrON'S KATHAIRON ? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this powerrul thing, Thatstarts the roots or hair long dead, Andcovers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, t>o harsh and stiff, That u^ed to vex the pretty miss? Now around her shoulders twirl In such rich, luxurant curls. The sight or touch, you know not which, Sots men a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd. The Dandrull?vexed stuff?that once did Tall O'er broad cloth coals, and collars soil, You number with the things that were, By using Kathairon on tbe hair. But more than half, or all vet said, Are facts about the Nervous Head, 1 hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, And doctors' pills are 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 Rheum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATHAIRON so justly celebrated Tor Preserv ing, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 26 cents. Sold to tbe trade at a Liberal discount?but never com? Address letters to D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 16t Broadway, New York. tE^For sale by Kellafc Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold Vy Patterson d* Co.; T. H. Logan Co., and Wheat & Chaplin. raal8-6m. FISH. 1 PL BBLS. White Fi*h, i?J 93 half bbfe. do. Jnit received and for sale low by june8 JOHN R MORROW. Hoffman, Krcmer & co'n Oysters, SEALED AND SPICED, FOR SUMMER. USE, No. 333, Baltimore Street. rpHE undersigned having obtained tbe agency of X' celebrated Ojsters, ia prepared to rurnish them whole sale and retail at prices greatly below that of the ordinary pickled oysters. Warranted to be equal to any fro ah oys ters when stewed. - ICE*?A lot of choice Ice also for sale A M HORNISH, Doddridge Home, junell-lmd Centre Wheeling. W. M. BERRY HILL. Cheap Furnishinjr Warerooms. 161 MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA. of Furniture, inclduing CHAIRS, SOFAS, LOOKING GLASSKS, &c,, ot the