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


Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chutmtt St., Philadelphia, monte the State House. HENBI W. MflOBD, Importer and Dealer in Cdrtainb, Curtain Ma terials, and FdrsitdUe Coverings, ? WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices.. WHOLESAl.E AND RETAIL. The stockcoinprisi ug, in part, the following: Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices; Do Afuslin Do. do Pins; Laces 4*. Muslins; do Bands, Brocatells, all widths Canopy Arches and Rings; and colors; Cords, Tastels, Gimps, Satin de Laines; Fringes, Curtain Drops, &c. A larfce stock of PBEKCH PLUS OSS, or all colors anrl on hand. ? PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS 01all for shading. -- N. B. PersonaoriloringCartains, will give the the heighth and width o' he entire rrameof -window. _

place_of_publication: Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Swearingen & Taylor


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 just running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AJN.U WHEELING LINE Will forward Gont/s to all the abuvr fhicrs, and ulna to all ji bices EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities cm receipt through on the most lavomh'c terninr F<*r particulars apply to th3 Agents. CHESTER iV CO., 91 Wuit Streeli uiiiui'tc uijrNo. 13. N*ii'th Ktv:; , Nc?v York DUN LOP ?fc CO., Locust l?oint, Itnltimore. DORSKY, HO\% AK?4* KNOX. Wheeling. D. F. CON WAN . o , 1'ortHinoulh, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ, Mar-ville. Kv. RENNET DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELDKUM <St Co., Madl>on, Ind. K. WEUB, MAXOY ?v Co , Louisville. DAVID TATUAI ?fc Co., St. Louis. Aller the first of August, all good* sent through Duniop ?J* Co. will ho forwarded free of tlrayage. For the present Duu:op & Co. inay bo found at the counting room of J. W. R03S& Co., (loiliuga worth St. M8-6md


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Cheetnul St., Philaitifhia, omnle the SUte Haute. UKNB V W. SAfFOBD, lutoana no Dmi.En m Coktainb, Cu*t*in Ma Tiutu, isd Fo*?rro*i Covekinos, WRICH tie offers at the lowest market prices, IVHOL&SALE AND RETAIL. Tbe atockcomprisi*<f in part, tbe following: Kmbroidsred Lace Curtains; Gill Cornice*) Do -Vualln Do Drapery Lace* 4- Alnaiinat French Hrocatella, all widths and colon; Satin de Laines; dp Pina; do -Bauds, Canopy Arches and Rings) CoMs, Tassels, Gimps, A large stock or rasncu Flushes, of alt colon and qualities on band. PAINTED WIUDOW SHADES, a nd HOLLANDS ot all colors far shading. 5. K. Persona ordering Curtains, wiU five the measure or tbo belgbtb and width o' ha aniirs Crams of window. n4lM ?Tll-l'. , j..-. ? NEW SUGAR. OQ HBDS. new crop Sapr, received par steamboat >c?J Forest tlty. and lor sals by TALLAMTfc DKIiAPUlH,. ???? =


ocr: COILS Manilla rope,ass*d sizes,at Pittsburgh prices; 20 do tarred hemp 1 do do 15 do untarred < do do 32 reels Packing Yarn: 1 do Italian hemp Packing Yarn; 60 dozan Bed cords and Plough line. 1 - 600 lbs Broom Twine; " " ' * 1000 lba sup'r cotton Seine Twice; eOlba Gllling; 10 reels hemp Bed cord; 70 bales Oakum; 10 bk-laPitCh'and Kosin; At fsnerfcl u?Qrtmect, comprising Blocks, Hooks Thimbles, Anchors,Caulking mallets and chisels, Lard Oil, Mops, Caulking cottoi andtow.etje. i o/. r,- ( * iCHAS.H.BBBRY^ C^ Jec4?tf Corner Union and Water Stw. s \ .


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chatnui St., PhUadtlvhUi, motile the State Haute. II i:\IE V \V. NAVI'UKU, Importer and Dcalkr in Curtains, Curtain Ma TERIALS, AND FURNITURE COVER J.NGS, WHICH be otfers at the lowest market prrces, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stockcomprisiiig, in part, the following: Lace Curtains; Do . ifuslin Do Laces * Muslins; KrocateUs, all widths and colors; de Laines; Gilt Cornices; do Pins; do Bands, Cnnopy Archcs and Rlugs* Cor is, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, A lar^e stock of FRENCH FLUSHES, of all colors ami on hand. FAINTED M INDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS ol all for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the the heighth and width o' ho entire frame of window. marlT-lyd&w


ocr: ' "t'llILA D ELVHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171- Chestnut St., Philadelphia, owaorite the" StaU House. llEiVBy W.HAFFORD, ' Importer and Dkai.kr in Cortainb, Curtain Ma TERIACS, AND FURNITURE CoVltRINCS, WHIC11 be offer, at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stockcomprising in part, the following: *?v--" ' 1 * ? Gilt Cornice#! UVi" ?. do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Kings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drop*, Embroidered Lace Curtains} Do Jlfuslin Do Drapery Laces * Muslins; Frenchflrocatetla, all widths and colors; Satin de Lainesi AUrSeitock of FJ2EXCH PLUSHES, of all colors and PAINTED Wl.XDOIVSHADES, and HOLLANDS ol all jlors for shading. - - -:\ N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure fthebeighth and width o' ho entire frame of window. mar 17-1 ydi&w


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 WHEELING- LINE Will forward Goods U) all the iihurr jihirrs, anil also to all EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities cm receipt through' on the ino?t tavmuh'c terms. For particulars apply to th3 Agents. CHKSTKK A CO., 1?3 Won. Street, <?.?|? >Tte pier No i.{. $ ir.n Kivu?Vevv Yo.K DUN LOP d: CO., Locust Point, Paltunoie, DOKSKV. IIOv\ AKIM1 KNOX, Wheeling. Jt. K. CONWM ? o, Portsmouth, Chto. S. ?. POYXTZ, .May*villi?, Ky. RENNET* DUDLEY. Cincinnati. .MELDKU.M ?fc '*o., .Ma?li>oii, ind. ,. K. WEIJB, JWAXCJY iv Co, Lnuisviflo. 1)A VI I) TATUAI Co., St. Louis. After the first of-August, nil good* wnt through Dunlop 4* ^'o. will be forwarded free of drayage. Co. he found at the counting room of J. W. RossiV. Co., Molling^worth 8t.


ocr: INTELLIGENCER BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. Tjik undersigned take this occasion to remind thei r and the public generally, that in connection with the otfico of the Daily intelligencer, they have a Job Office lilted up for the execution of all kinds or I'l.A IJY ANOOB1VAMBNTAL PRINTING. Their materials being mostly new, aud embracing the la test styles of Job type, and ttieu iaige and well stock Mf p?|*ert cards, inks, Ac., being pure hated at tbc O'vest Cash prices, and tbe Job Ofllce being a distinct ?le Partment, cai efully and efficiently managed, they canguaran tee to their customers entiie satisfaction, as regards JVeatncMM, Accuracy uud PrompinfM, with which l heir work will be done. They are piepaied to execute Cards, Programmes, ClRrl'LARS, PoSTKRS, Labklm, Conlkrt Bum, Hill IIkidh, Ball Tickets, ItILI* Laui.su, Steamboat Hilvs Hank Ciikcku. Auction Hills, Order Hooas, Dray Ticket*. Deeds, Freight Hooks, Notes. Railroad HlaKkm, Kiscwm, Hotkl Heciister*, PROTESTS, Sl'MMONI, Hriters, Elkct;on Tickets, And eveiy other description of letterpress Printing. ill kinds of work iu col ons AND BRONZES. OCT"AII orders from a distance promptly attended to. 8WBARINGEN, TAYLOK A CO.


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 rivet-. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above plaici, and alio to all point t EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rccelpt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply' to (lis HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North Rlv?(, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY. HOWARD A KNOX, Wheell.*. II. F. CONWAY t Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maysville, hy. KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKL1IKUM & Co, Madison, Ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY * CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM ACO., St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop d: Co., may be fouud at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hotllngsvyortbst, jelS-6mit


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 ahovc places, anil also to all points HAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Fto the HENRY If. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River. New York. DUNLOP & CO., IjOcusL Point, Haiti more. DOKSRY, HOWARD cV KNOX, Wheeling. H. P. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. II. POYNTZ. Mnysville, hy. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MEL DRUM Co, Madison, I ml. K. WEBB, MAXCY rtr CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM At CO., St- Louis. ATter the first of August, nil goods sent through Dunlop <fc Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop die Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8*6nul


ocr: Baltimore WheS^C&Umati^LoMIe and ft. Lome,by For to Baltimore, Baltimore and %hio Bailrt>tsd,lo Wheeling, and bwfist,m*mvg double engine steamers on the unto rivet.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Che*tnut St., Philadelphia* opposite the State Hmue. XI EN It V W. 8 AFFORD, 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: Embroidered Lnce Curtains; Gilt Cornices} do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Kings; Cord8, Tassels, Gimps, . Fringes, Curtain Drops, dec. Do .Vuslin Do Drapery Lac*? 4- Muslins; French Brocatells, all widths and colors; Satin de Laines; Damasks; _? A larte stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors anil qualities on hand. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS ol all colors for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure of the heighth and width o' he entire frame of window. mam-iyddrw ? fvOfl LB*- PUTTY, in blad.leis, ree'd and tor sale in UUU any quantity, by KELLS & CALDWELL.


ocr: Baltimore) Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and Si. Louis, by ers of the Parker VcinLine 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 Qoodt to all tie above placet, and alto to all pointt EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Havingunusual facilities can receipt tlnough on the moat favorable terras. For particulars apply Jto the CHKRTKR A CO., Pier 13 North River. New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haiti move. D0R8BY, HOWARD iV KNOX, WHcelig. >1. P. CONWAY * Co.. PortKuioutfit.Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maysville, Ky. KKNNKT DUDLEY. Clncinnnti. MKLDKUM & Co, Madison, Ind. K. WKHB, WAXOY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATCJM dt CO., St. Louis. Afler the first or August, oil goods sent through Dunlop & Co.? will be forwarded Tree ofdraynge. For the present Duulop ?fc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross dc Co., Hollingsworth St.


ocr: i II ifMTBiiirii 11 jlTTOiiin 2 O O K A rsi D J OB OF FIC E. Thk undersigned take ibis occasion to remind their friend* fU the public generally, that in connection with the otllce ?f the Daily Intelligencer, they have a Job Office expressly * t led up for be execution of all kind* of ?J. VI? ANOOQNA9IBmLPBIItTIlV?, Their materials being mostly new, and embracing theia te*i ?.tylcs of Job ?ype, and then iaiga ana well selected ?lock *f ,'iper, cards, inks, Ac., being purchased At the Cash prices, and tbe Job Office being a distinct de ?? > inenf, carefully and efficienUy managed, the yean guars n t e trixheir customers entire satisfaction, as regards tbe ?VcntNeaa, Accuracy and PrsaiptBrM, ? ttii which their work will be done. They are piepared to execute CaIm, Proosamuxs, CiltWbr.ASS, POSTRRS, IjiBKt.n, CoKCRRT ?llXS, Iti 1.1. 11 caps, Bali. Ticrktb, Hills Lashho, SmxioiT Bii'A B*xk Cazcxs, Acctiox Bills, O tKKR 0OOW, DrayTiorrts, Utojn, Fanairr Book*, Notts, Railroad Blanks, Km lipts, H&TRL Rruistrrs, Pkutrsts, Suxxoxi,_ ??'*?*, Klsct;or Tickets, .nd eve-y other description of letter pross Printing. Also IIkinds of work in COLORS AND BRONZES. DC*"AD orders from s distance promptly attended to. SWEARINGEN, TAYLOR A CO.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goodt to all the above places, and alto to all pointt EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. llavingunustul facilities can receipt through on tho most favorable terras. For particulars apply (to Ihe Amnts. HENKY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, Now York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY. NOHTO.N <si KNOX, Wheeling. KKNNKT <Sc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, NAXCY <fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUN 4 CO., St-Louis. Aner the first of August, all goods lent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room or J. W. Ross & Co., Holllnesworth st. JelS-Gmd Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, en of the Parker Vein Line to Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, double engine steamers on St. Louis, by steam Baltimore and running river.


ocr: u . 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 ??W>nr double engine steamers on the Ohio ast running kio 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 the Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP &. CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORSKY, HOWARD * KNOX, Wheeling. R. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio.% S. R. POYNTZ. Afaysvillo, hy. KKNNKT & DUDLEY.Cincinnati. MEL DRUM & Co, Madison, Jml. K. WEBB, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM &CO..SI Louis. After the first orAugust, allgood* sent through Dunlop ?& Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayago. For the present Duulop & Co., may bo fouud at the counting rooin of J. W. Ross ?fe Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-Gmd


ocr: Dr. Todd's Pills be had fresh and genuine at the following places i the city or Wheeling and vicinity, viz:?At the Dru stores of James Baker: Kelts & Caldwell) Brentlinger <! Co; Dr T H Logan & f.'O; Fred'k Yahrling, Wm 3/cKee Co: CRitchietown); F A Brentlinger (Centre Wheeling); a he Shoo store or Todd & Devol, market square, and a the Drugstore of the proprietor, corner of Quincy an Fifth streets. They can a|so be had at P Dunn's, Grave Creek; A Be dillion'e and Jacob Gooding's, National Road; Benj. I Craven, west Alexandria; Wilson Stringer's, west Wheel ing; and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio. These pills need no fiirther recommendation than a la! trial; they have now been in constant use ror more thai twenty years, and if you willl only give them a chance the] will speak ror themselves?try them. 26c per box; *2 pei dog; ?20 per gross. Jah6 OGAN, CARR <St CO., have just received 170 boxes of tobacco, in addition to their large stock. .Cal] round at No. SI, and see a specimen of the "California golden bar Tobacco," intended for all 4'who love a good thing." Also, a large lot of imported Segars just^t oh and


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. LoHis, by steam ers oft he Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore; and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running e Ohio r, 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 term9. For particulars apply tto the Agents. HKNRY II. TAYLOR* Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWARD iv KNOX, Whcclig. It. F. CONWAY * Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. H. POYNTZ. Maysville, Ky. KRNNET de DU1)I*KY. Cincinnati* MELDRUM Co, Madison, J nil. K. WKBW, MAXCY ?fc CO., Louisville. 1)A VID TAT UAL & CO., St. Louis. Aficr the first orAugust, nil goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingswottli St. jcl8-Ginil


ocr: D1C. L0?0?K'H PULMONIC WAFERS. , , .....


ocr: Baltimore Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers oflie Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and U[io Railroad to Wheeling, and bi/ fast running double engine steamers on. the Ohio river. THE NUT YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING- LINE ill forward Gootls to all the above, plar.es, awl also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual fac ies can receipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particular:; apply |to tho Agents. HKNKY II. ' V*LOR, Pier 13North Hiver, New York. DUN LOP ?fc 1 ? Locust Point, Baltimore. DOKSKY, III AKD iV KNOX. Wheeling. 15. I*. CONW -V: Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYN'I MaysviUe, liy. KKNNKT ?v DLKY. Cincinnati. MKLPKUM Madison, Jnd. K. WE1JH, A :CY & CO., Louisville. 1)A VI D TATI IVCO., St- Louis. Aflnr the first of Afst, all good* sent through Dunlop Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dap & Co., may he found at the counting room of J. \V. Koss ik Co., Hoi lings worth st. je!8-Cind FREIGHTS


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and hy .fast running doTible engine steamers on the Ohiq river. jhlop 4* Co. will "be forwarded fired of drayage. counting room of J. W. Rosa?Vi;o., Holllnsswortb at.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, Importer and Dealer is Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, WHICH be offcrs it the towel t martlet price*, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stock comprising, in part, the following: Embroidered Lace Curtains; "" "?' Do .Vuslin Do Drapery Lac? + Muslins; French Kroca tells, all widths and colors) . Gilt C01 nicest do Pinst do Bands, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cor is, Tassels, Gimps, Fringe, Curtain Drops, OtC. Satin de Laine3; *L w-0f4a ?**? cI=raiUW^ noLLAKDS 01 all N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure 0fnb r1^il1d!ian,i wicith ?r hc en:ire rra,ne of window. \ LBs* pUTTY, in bladders, ree'd and for sale in


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will foncard Goods to till the ahove places, and also to ull points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply f*o tho IIENKY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. 1)(JN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. HORSEY, HOWARD A KNOX, Wheeling. H. F. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Alaysvllle, Ky. KKNNET t* DUDLKY. Cincinnati. MKLDKUM ?ft Co, Madison, Jnd. K. WKHH, MAXCY CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM <ScCO.,St. Louis. After the first of August, allgoods sent through Dunlop tfc Co., will he rorwarded free ofdrayagn. For tho present Dunlop ?? Co., may be found at the counting room or J. W. Rohm & Co., Hoillngsworth st. jel8-Gnid FREIGHTS Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: 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 the Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSKY, HOWAKD ?* KNOX, Wheeling. B. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. R. B. POYNTZ. Maysv!lie, hy. RENNET <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM A Co, Madison, Jnd. K. WEBB, MAXCY <fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St-Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop dr Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross dt Co., Hollingsworth st. jel8-6md Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, hy 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: Wheeling, Cindhnnfi^LQuisville and St. Louts, 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. ' HE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Onoda to all thcabovc placet, and alto to all points EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. Ha'm unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Tto ths HNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. JNLOP tfc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. ? ? : 9RSKY, HOWARD KNOX, WheclL-g. F. CONWAY Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. B. POYNT3. Maysville, hy. BNNKT DUDLliV. Cincinnati. ^.Ll'RUM .<& Co, Madison, 1 ml. w . . ? VWBHH, MAXCY&Ca. Louisville. ? IVID TATUM. ?fc CO., Kt-Lquls. ' ' Ant he first or August, all goods sent through Punlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For e present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. lions & Co., Hollingaworth st. JelSmii


ocr: 1. She UJIjccling Mclligcuccr, IS PITBMSIIEI* . v Till WKKKLV ASDWKKKI.Y, HY cWEARINGEN & TAYLOR, sln:vKW.KX-.] [?? "? TAVtOR. . ii PENDLETON", } EDITORS JxJvER I- TAYLOR,! *-?"ORS. ppiCE?Xo. 21? Water Street, betwten Mcr.ioc ai,j Quiiicy* imlf. P"' ti:kiis. annum S5***1 or 10 cents i*r week T.i???!.3.<W ?'<*??/ Tei{i|*4 OF ADVERTISING. [7V/I linn making a Square.] I insertion S .?? ?? ?? , rj " .. ;i " 1,00 .. | week 1,50 .. 2 " 2,50 ?< i month 4,00 " .. ?_> ?? 5,00 " .. 6 - S,00 .. 12 44 10,00 "vr.ELY Advertisements? 1 squaie, with the of r- bulges, per anuuuni 15,00 ? ? ,ei ,vr quarter, changeable at pleasure, 5,00 * mi V rofessioiial Cards, (per annum,) not 5.00 c Lo>?i Advertisements, liberal iliscounts will be ',0,\y, the above rates. "j^SelHous notices, ami advertisements for Charitable -' ..nsaiitl 1 ire Companies, inserted gratuitously. ?r\Uniigesaml Deaths inserted gratuitously. ML: SI NESS CARDS. LAWYERS. 1 ?* I I A Ii ST E E N , A 7 TOR NET A T LA W. ^PFCHL attention giver to collections in Ohio, Mar S7),|i* *rooke.md Hancock counties. Office for a few *<#U ? ^ M>,in street, corner of Jefferson. juf.I Charles Marshall, V T T <> H ?>' MS V A '1' LAW, Webster Street. CENTKK WIIKKUNC. ??^ 7?iOH?;A\ 1VEI.MON, Alioriicynnd Coiiii.HCllor nt Lnw, Office So. !5*J, Fouith street, WllEEMNO, Vi. tLFICi:i> ( AI.IHVELIi, ' 4ii?-?*rnl baw Stud Solicitor iu Chnuccrr, Office No. 247, Alain street^ WllEEMNO, Va. ~ Ki s^Ki.b a- va rxuvcai, ' Attorney* nuil CouiMcllors at Luw, Office No. CD. Monroe Street. WnEEMKo. Va. n?KFH L. Fill". J A MRS I'AL'LL. FKV & PAVLI., ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice in the Courts of Ohio county and adjoining J.^pbL Fry will practice in the Court of Appeals at |>iri?burg. and District Appe'Iate courts at Fairmont and frrfrriburg. :3"0fficeon Fourth street, near the Court House, J<cL> WIIKKMNG, VA. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney at l.nw. St. Lons, ,Mo. 05:eon Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec onal, 2d floor, entrance No. S, Pine street, ^rtieular-ittention given to collections in Missouri and ? e aug2t. GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney nt l.mv. IV OTA It V 1* (J B Vj IC FOR THE CITY OF AVlIF.EI.ING, ??"And Commissioner for the State or Ohio, to take Kinowledgements or Deeds, Depositions and other writ lcl*- aug26 A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House. WHKKL1NG, VA. I. JACOB. j. PKNDLKTON. JACOB & PENDLETON, AtiorucvM nt l.inv. Office three doors north or the Court House. WllEEMNO, Va. XS-WiU attend regularly the Courts of Marshall, Ohio, f.:ooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at rjirmont and l'ai kersburg, and such other Courts in the nnnity of \\ heeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, AMrrmn.. HI. M nrd: nnd Allonify nt f.nxr, ? ILL at.cntl io the taking of depositions, and writing of r^edf. Contracts, leases, A c. Persons desirous of his ser vices in taking Depositions, will pleane to have the notices was to take the in at his office. He will be round iu his office mostly during the day; rrom 7 A. M. until 7 P. 31. Office?Quincy street, between Main and Mar?et, south ac' aus2G PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. ... (From Baltimore.) T> \'' ?',rKer!l '???l Ohstclricks. I ' loraied in this city. Office and res!. ^ua.c-oprorile Mr. H^fchoP,, Dr. M. Campbell. (l-lTK0rF*IR?0DJIT, Vi.J ?Voore F"11"11 M . adjoining the residence or Henry Wheeling, V ,1 Office aad I>iu- store, corner Quincy"',! Fifth streets, WllEEMNO, Va. I>16. J. UUl'P, residelice." 'M<U" st,eet> ?"e door South or Judge Fry's ? WHEELING VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, xy-HeKi.t.,._ v ,o .. Centre Wheeling. Ke^dence?No 43. Market street. ly,l DR- E. A. HILDRETH, ""*!lJOfv!'vr"rM?? ,8' Monroe street, -? ^"JOINING THK COUKT HOUSE. DR-lTOBURW ?^k!f,CI!IVO-1,1 > main STitKKT -I l Centre AVIieeling. f.KFKH^lld- ^iughes, M. D. "nice- \I 0,'al Vices to the community, i ll sixth residence, on Centre street, between Filth ?? "" mar?6-ly ' DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, DEAI.RR IIV Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, l>>cStufTM, I'ntent .VIc<liciucM. Perfumery &c. NO. '.H. INIOX ST., WIIKEUNO, Vt. KELLS & CALDWELL, Mmccchkom to Jn*. Tniill & Co., f DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-StufFs, VARNISHES. BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, &c. UV1LUI.\?8, IflAIN STREET, 4tii door below Monroe, WHEELING, VA. ~J. H. CRUMBACKER, WhoIcMale and Itcfnit DRUGGIST, No. 173, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. TH~LOGAN &. CO. (SfCCKSSORS TO PaXTON & LAKE,) and Retail Druggists, And dealers in Paints. Oils. Chemicals,Dye stuffs, Var nishes. White Lead, Perfume lies, Fancyartic!es, ttcC., &c. &c., No. 193, Bridge corner. Main St., 'cpts-ly Wiieeliko, Va. W.T. SELBY, M holrxale Dealer in oreign and Domestic Dry Goods, xo. 117, MAINE STRKKT. Wheeling, Vn. I*l!.vrv.\, MEAL & mlVEARINGBN. FANCY DRY GOODS WHOLESALE. So. 11, South 41b Street, , PHILADELPHIA. u. Sexton, L. Seal. A. Van Swearisgen. W. 1ieiskk1.I.. J. \. FETZER. K. B. SWEARINOKNjJR. HEISKELL&. CO., Dealers in till kinds of and Staple Dry Goods, of Market and Union streets, three doors from Wm. S. Wickham'H Auction Rooms, ?m>21- Wheeling, Yn. HENRY K. LIST &. CO. 'StJCCESPOUH TO LIst, IIowkll & Co.) Grocers and Liquor M^KCnANTS. No. S3, Main Street, % Wueeliwo Va. R. CRANGLC. &, CO. WHOLESALE GK ?BRS, Forwarding and Commission NERI'IlARTk. Corner Monroe and Market streets, S.


ocr: TO THE MILLIONS. . From toothless babes of mmeless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boya that read at school, To office clerks upon their stools; From the budding or love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions or all honey:r.oon dreams; From mid-way years or man -.lid hi sj wile. To advancing days and .ecllnfnglire; From the spectacled few, who with astonishment gaze - At the wondrous things or these modern days,? Is heard this grneral exclamation, 11 a vie TOO V9XV Lyon's Katiuiron ? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic or this powerful thing, That starts the roots or hair long dead, Andcovers up the once bald head; While the truant locks, -o harsh andstiff, That used to vex the pretty miss? Now around her sbou'.deTS twirl In such rich, luxurant curls, The sight or touch, you know not which, Set* men a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd. The J)andrufl?vexed stuff?that once did rail O'er broad cloth coals, and collars soil. You number with tbe things that were. By using Katbairon on tbe hair. But more than hair, or all vet said, Are racts about tbe Nervous Head, 1 bat 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 Tor Pimples, Salt Kheum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all aucb diseases, nothing is better. K ATM A IKON so justly celebrated for Preserv ing, Kestoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by every Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 26 cents. Sold to tbe trade at a Liberal discount?but nctcr com Address letters to D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, New York. 03"For sale by Kells & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson dt Co.; T. H. Logan (feCo . and Wheat dr Chaplin. mal8-6m. t N. LATHAM. L. T. WOODS Latham and Woods, [SUCCESSORS TO LATHAM AND U'BUKME.1 FORWARDING AND Merchants. .And Produce Dealers. No. 20, Public Landing, [Between Main and Sycamore Streets,] CINCINNATI, OHIO.. CT* Office 3 doors west or. Sycamore. . , 'j mayl7tly Piano Fortes and Mpani?k Gsltara. receiving and opening 6 splendid Piano Fortes from the celebrated manu factories of J. Chickering, Boston, and D. K. Stanford A Co., New York* 6 and 6} octaves, or fine rosewood finish, and tone that cannot be suriiassed. and ,vbicb we offer at Uw lowest manufacturers prices, adding carriage. Al*c??a fine lot of Spanish Guitars, common and ma.:' chine beads; with some fine Italian Violins; wile, Italian, and the best of English, German, and FTentb Violin Strings, with all kin ~ for All Instruments, Untonst^eet. iihe hi Eiiiciisii. uniuidii.-anu r iciitJi * Strings, witb all kinds of Violin rigging, Instruction ~ istrurtents, 'etc.. wholesale and^et^l.^at^No. 3 Jz2L SOMKTHING GOOD FOR.ALL. X RESPECTFULLY inform tbe public tiftt t have ed A)lew mr BAtberin* 8*loOn,No: SO Union at., Ui# Old Exchange, witb a magnificent set of Room?. where 1 will be bappj.to accommodate ?0. wb4 I^ptougjrive.me a.?JL wUU manner.? #304^1* tftgMtyftnglir - ?


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 rcccipt through on the most favorable terms. For particuldrs apply flo the Agents. HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORSEY. HOWARD <* KNOA', Wheeling. 11. P. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. 11. POYNTZ. Maysvillo, Ky. KENNKT iV: DUDLEY. Cincinnati. ?MELDRUM ?fc Co, .Madison, ]ml. K. WEHI1, MAXCY 1fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St- Louis. After the first ofAugust, ell goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop & Co., may ho found at the counting room of J. W. Ross tfc Co., liollingsworth st. jeI8-6rnrt Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore anil Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and b\) fust running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will foritur (I Good* to nil the above places, and also to all points EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. Havi us unusual facilities can receipt thiough on tho iiiosL favorable term?. For particulars apply fto (lis Agents. HKNKY II. TAYLOR, Pier L'iNorth River, New Yoik. DUNLOP ?V- CO., I.OCUSL Point, liultimove. DORKKY. HOWARD ?v KNOX, Wliccll. g. 15. F. CONWAY Ac Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. II. POYNTZ. Maysvilfe. hy. KKNNKT ?fc DUDLKY. Cincinnati. .MKI.MKUM ?fc Co, .Madi?ou, ind. K. WKUB, MAXCY ?V CO., Louisville. HA VI D TATU.M it CO., St- I.oui*. Aflcr the first ofAuguit, all goods sent through Punlop & Co., will he forwarded free ofdrnyape. For the present Duulop it Co., may he lour.d at the counting room of J. YV. Ross A Co., Ilollingsworth st. jelS-Gnut 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: FREIGHTS THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE BMTOi Will forward Goods to all the above p'acrs, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rrcclpt tli ough on the most, favorable terms. For part:culir3 apply 'to tin HKNKV H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, New York. DUNLOP &? CO.. Locust Point, Baltimore. DOR8RY. NORTON ?\ KNOX. Wheeling* KKNNKT & DUDLKY. Cincinnati. K. WE MR, MAXCY vV CO , Louisville. DAVID TATU.M ?VCO.,.St Louis. After the first orAi'gu*t, allgoads 8*nt through Punlop dr Co., will hi? forwarded Tree ordrnyace. For the pieseut Dunlop & Co., may he roui.U at the counting loom of J. VV. Koss & Co., liolliugswo th St. ftri'il Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: -J JljJV'i ?llfS T'<* ?'-* ,Hrt;a>iOn av ? K IO .iAVlttJl/. ?? .ifif LtptWJJW -.'-it Hilttr I'.Wi .?oV* ?J r.-?s-' l-jiueVt ail'l' IV *$&?? it/; ?t *><? iA '^>v !?y?iuq fi.i - o. i r.; iJ _<:!?,? i? -.; ya'l ? x?' 1 ' ?*' ? ? Maltitnore. MSSffr#; f$s?WK*?psf ' jLtne./o Baltimore, B ultimo ttd fo Whccimgi'fyd bi}'jfcsf.#*'w# mgine steamers on the Ohio river* s i ?J -r-Ti-i- I * ' - yi> - :.^ii.Vv -fry lHw) ?#-S '.-;j J ?:> Ur"i iC .UihV ?Jl ? : uiiuitti I ?> Ajuxit ?jj*t ,ji yxi?., ^JAxjmuuiixj anu vy Iirfiii nil VJT. xunja ? . Will forward Qooi/s lo all the above phirit, and altola all poinU 3 EAST, WEST AfySGGWFH. H?vlnirunuio?l facilities can receipt (hrbuzb on I be moiil fa*4V?b1fc tfernw. F6f ptrtleulare ?ppiy#tdih6rt'g?nt?. CHKsTHli A t'O., Vlur IS North River, New Vdtlu''' >*??-?' ? ,u>- I . ? UUSLOP & CO., Loowt Point,JlaUiwore. , v ? ???? DORSKV. HOwAKD <v KNOX, \V|,cell g. s..... . <? II. P, CONWAir<*r C6;. Portsmouth, Olilo. ? ' " s. ?. HOYKT2. ?I.t*yI|Io, hy. .? ??,. :. -? ! KKNNKT ?c DUDLEY. CiDCinntli." MNLliMUM d. Co, M.Jiwn, ma - .... . , . .', i K. WBUH, NAAOY He CO., Lou&vitle. '? - . ' *" DAVID TATOM <fcCO.,St-Loul?. ' ? After tlx first ofAngust, all goods sent through Dunlop St Cn.,-prlll be forwi riled free of drsrage. . '.i . ?' For the present Uuolop & Co., nay be fouud at the counting.room qf J. W. Kosh ii Co., flolllDgswortb ?t, MEDICINAL. MKDHJWAI jo .?


ocr: KATHAIKOM FORTBUE JBL TO THE MILLIONS. From toothless babes of mroeless weeks, To prattling jokers in the streets; From girls and boy3 that reatl at school, To office clerks upon tlieir stools; From the budding or love at sweet seventeen. To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams; From mid-way years of man and his wife, To advancing days and lecliulng life; From the spcctacled Tew, who with astonishment gaze At the wondrous things of these modern days,? Is heard this general exclamation, If AVE YOU CPED LYON'S K A.T1I AlROS ? Grey heads and bald in concert sing. The magic of this powerful thing, That starts the roots of hair long dead, A i>dcovers up the once bald head; "While the truant locks, no harsh and stiff, That u*ed to vex the pretty iniss? * Now around Iter shoulders twirl lu such rich, luxurant curls, The-sight or touch, you know not which, .Sets men a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd. The Dandrutl?vexed stuff-?I hat once did fall O'er broad cloth coats, and collars soil, You number with the things that were, Jiy using Kathairon on the hair. Hut more than half, or all.yct said, Are facts about the Xrrrou* Head, 'J liat sometimes racHs and aches with pain, And doctors' pills are taken in vain. Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure. In ten minutes. Noeossippirg, I'm sure; At.d for Pimples, Salt Rhsum, Erysipelas and Tetter, And all such diseases, nothing is better. KATHA1KON so justly celebrated for Preserv J ing, .Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the in large bottles, for 3d cents. Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?but never com? Address letters to 1). S. KARNES, Proprietor, 16t Broadway, New York. By For sale by Kells it Caldwell, Wnolesale Agents for Also sold by Patterson dt Co.? T. H. Logan . and Wheat drCliapUn. mnlfr-fim. CUMBERLAND CEMENT. HYDRAULIC CBAJENTIs recommended by En gineers Latrobe, Fisk, Patterson. Small, and otherst equal iu quality to the best imported Cements. It has used with great success in the construction or cis solid floors, for cellars, and for rough casting the or houses; and is well adapted for the construction or brick arches, viaducts, etc. For sale by JAMES H. STOUT <fc CO., jylt-lm Agents for the Marmfac urers. Look at This! those who are desirous of preserving the memory or themselves and and friends, can do so, most effec by calling without delay,at L. TarbelPs Daguer Rooms, at the coriser of Main and Biddle streets, Wlreliug; and procure lor each those lire-like Pic which cannot be obtained, with the same degree of and excellence, elsewhere In the city. L. TARJ3ELL. Dagucrreotypist, Corner Of Main and Biddle streets,


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 State Motuc. Importer and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, WHICH be offers at tba lowett market price*, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stockeomprising, in paru thojollowing: Embroidered Lace Curtains; Do A/uslin Do Draper, Laces4- Muslins; French B rocateils, all wi dtha and colors; Satin de Lainei; - ? 5S5 ?? do PinaiI do Bands, Canopy Arches and Kings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, Ac. A lart,e stock of TRENCH PLUSHES, of all color* anil qualities on band. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS ol all colors Tor shading. |u> N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure of the beighth and width 0' be entire frame or window. mam-lTd<fcw LBS. PUTTY, in bladders, recti and for sale in KELL8 &


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, ly 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. NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will foncard Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcceipt through on the most favorablo terms. For particulars apply I to th9 EH HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York, Q DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSBY, NORTON KNOX, Wheeling. ~ KENNET & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. i K. WEBB, MAXCY ?fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUAI <Sc CO,, St-Louis. After the first orAugust, allgoods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded freeofdrayage. .For the present Dunlop fie Co., may be found at the counting room or J. W. Ross & Co., Uollingsworth 9ft. jcl8-Cmd


ocr: For Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam ers of the Parker Vein Line to 'Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goodt to all the above placet, anil also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rccolpt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto the A cents. HKNRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North Rivor, New York. DUN LOP CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSRY, HOWARD A KNOX, Wheeling. B. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maysvillc, Ky. KENNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM & Co, Madison, Jnd. K. "WKBB, WAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM CO., St- Louis. Alter the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo found at the counting room or J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingswortli st. je!8-Gmd


ocr: Apollo Building, N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. rilHE attention of the public isTcspectrully called to the X superior facilities affoi ded at this Institution, for qua lifying individuals in a therough practical manuer for th counting room and business pursuits. hutruction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical course of Instruction is given in the art of keep ingscientifically Double Entry Books in the different de partments or trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms in use among the most eminent establish ing on their ownaccount, on commission or on joint specu lation, iiKludir.fispeculations in stocks, real estate, die., with steamboating, bank insurance, railroad, and books 01 joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putat ons pertaining to business operations, being taught according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count Equations, arbitration of Exchanges. &c. Mercantile Correrpondencc?Such exercises are introduc ed on this subject are calculated to impress business habit* and a genuine business style of correspondence upon the mind of the student as well as familiarize him with commeitial technicalities and phraseology, including pro forma Invoices, Account sa'es, bills of exchange, Ac. Practical Penmanmhip.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom will: a thorough command or hand and pen, accuracy and e'egancc with ea*e and rapidity, and perlect legibility with beauty orconstruction. Goiuii?rcial i?nw ?*ud Political Economy.?Daily Lec lutcs 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 nubject or Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.; also on the laws or wealth, currency, roreTgn and domestic exchanges, cred it, profit, iuterest, international tiade, &c. The coursc 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 or the Principal, enables him to render a si stance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good board can be obtained in the city at ?2,50 to $3,60 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TERMS:?For partial course, books, s ationcry, J-c., in clusive. 028.00. For full course, hooks, stationery. Diploma, 4-c., inclu sive, 350.00. JOHN GUNDRY, janS'53?1 yd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. \\T E offer for sale a well selected stock of PAPEH Y> CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description of PAPER-MAKERS' MATERIALS. Having been the first,, by several year*, to establish in the West a Paper business complete in all its parts, we have formed permanent connections with the best manufactu rers in this country, and receive cur supplies directly from them. The prices and terms we now offer are as favora hie as the same goods can be purchased Tor in the Eastern cities. We have the exclusive agency for tho superior WRIT 1NG PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH, OWEN <fc HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be ingthe highest grades of Writing Papers made in this country. Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in the West. We have but one uniform price to ail. Orders by mail will be filled at the same prices as if bought !ii person. Samples will be sent by mail free or cost. aug21. BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 27 Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE. E. O. GOODMAN &CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink, BLEAC11INO POWDERS, FELTiNIl, W1RK CLOTH, &C. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, maybe round WRITING, BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laigeat assortment in the West, orevery description. Printing Paper, all sizes. Kwg. ?& Amer. Tissue Paper. Book " " Copying ?? Col'd. Medium dcD'ble. Med. Blotting ?? Ass'd. " 44 Filtering ** Envelope. Druggist " Plate and Litliopraph. Marble *' Mamila,genuine. Glazed and Gilt " Hardware Pai?er. Cloth ?? Ham 44 Card 44 Match Box 44| Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea 44 - unprepored. Shoe ?? Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Dry Goods 44 Tobacco 44 44 44 Envelopes ofevery description, dtc.dec. BOARDS. Perforated, Binders', Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards. Also, Agent for Lightbody's Superior Printing Ink, and


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. unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply rto1h3 Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13North River, Now York. ^ DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY. NORTON <v KNOX, Wheeling. Z2 RENNET dc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXOY de CO., Louisvillo. DAVID TATUN &CO., St. Louis. After the first of August, allgoods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ordrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. VV. Rosa &. Co., Hollingaworth at. jel8-Gratf


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the State House. HE1VR1T W. SAFFORD, 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 foil o wl n; Embroidered Lace Curtains; Do ilfuslin Do Drapery Laces 4- Muslins; French Brocatells, all widths and colors; Satin de Laines; Damasks; Gilt Cortiices; do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, Ac. A large stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and qualities on hand. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS of all colors for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure of the beighth and width o' be entire frame or window. mart7-lTddcw , V_ lbs. Eraoto salts. ~~~~


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ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by steam* ers of the Parker Vein Lrine to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the State House. HENRY W. HAFFORD, 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; Bo 3/uslin Do Laces 4- Muslins; Brocatells, all widths and colors; de Laines; Gilt Cornices; do Pins; do Bonds, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cord8, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, &c. A Urte stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, or all colors on band. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS Of all for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the the lieighth and width o' ho entire frame of window. marlT-lrd&w LBS. PUTTY, in bladders, ree'd and for sale any quantity, by KELLS dt CALDWELL.


ocr: j. LHfW. a. gAirnics. a. LEREW, SANDER ft Co., SDGCBSkOllor CHARLES FISCHER & CO., A'o. 338 Market Street, letueen Howard and Eutcu til. BALTIMORE I.VPOBTKB8 OF French and English SUCH AS nosiery. Drawers, Buttona, Gloves, Shawls, Tapes, Lscea, Fringes, Bindings, Threads, Sewing Silk, Spool Cotton, Uuder Shirts, Suspenders. Ribbons, Turkey Red Yarn, etc., eU Scythes, Slates, Violins, Accordeons, Jews Harps, Perc Caps, Guitars, Harmonicas, n.^Jrd?iwLO<*'1 lauU:?? etC" #te" mari!8-lyd?iw cheap


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, opposite the State House. DHSJVB.it W. 8AFVOBD, 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: nins; j Gilt Cornices} Embroidered Lace Curtains; Do Jfuslln Do Drapery LaCes 4? Muslins; French Brocatells, all widths and. colors; Satin de Laines; do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches aiid Kings; Cords, Tassels, Gipps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, Alarve stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, or all colors on band. ? . PAINTED WINDOWSHADESj end HOLLANDS of ail colors for shading.. .If: B. Persons ordering Curtains, win giv? the of the beighth and. width o* he entire frame of window. martT-lyd&w


ocr: Apollo Building, N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. TIIE attention or the public is respectfully called to the superior facilities alibi ded at this Institution, for qua lifying individuals in a tberough practical manner for th counting room and business pursuits. Instruction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical coursc of Instruction is given in the art or keep ing scientifically Double Entry Books iu the different de partmruts or 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 01 adverse; in the purchase and sale or merchandise at wholesale and retail,imi orting and export ing on their ovvn accouut, on commission or on joint specu lation, includii^ speculations in stocks, real estate, &c., with steamboating, bank insurance, railroad, and books 01 joint stock and chartered associations generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putat ons pertaining to business operations, being taught according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count Equations, arb:tration of Exchanges. &c. Mercantile Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed 011 this subject are calculated to impress business habit ; and agenuine business style of correspondence upon the mind of the student as well as familiarize him with commeitial technicalities and phraseology,' including pro forma Invoices, Account sa'es, bills of exchange, d-c. Itrac\iqat Penmanship.?Or.e hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with a thorough command of hand and pen, accuracy and eie^ance with ea^eand rapidity, and perlect legibility with beauty .oftonstruction. Commercial Law -..a Political Economy.?Daily Lec tui ea are given on these important topics, as connected with the avocations or the merchant in the operations or jrominexce, and practical workings or trade, embracing the subject or Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.; also on the laws or wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, cred it, profit, interest, inter-nationaltrade, dec. The course can be completed in rrom eight to twelve weeks. Instruction being given individually,applicants can enter at anytime. A .Knowledge or the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance of the Principal einbles him to tender a stttance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good hoard can be obtained in the city at $2,50 to $3,50 per week. Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TERMS:?For partial course, books, s ationery, 4-c., in clusive. 5*28.03. For full coursc, books, stationery. Diploma, ?$??., inclu sive, $60.00. JOHN GtfNDRY, janS'53?1 yd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. \\T E offer for sale a well selected stock of PAPER ? T CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description of PAPER-MAKERS' MATERIALS. . Having been the first, bysereral year*, to establish in the West a Paper business complete in all its parts, wo have formed permanent connections with the best manufactu rers in this country, and receive our supplies directly from them. The prices and terms we now offer are as favora ble as the same goods can be purchased for in the Eastern cities. We have the exclusive agency for tha superior WRIT ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER <fc SMITH, OWEN & 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 the West. We have but one uniform price to all. Orders by mail wiU be filled at the same prices as if bought 111 prison. Samples will be sent by mail free of coat. aug21. BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 07Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE. E. O. QOODBIAN Sc CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink, Biucnixo POWDERS, feltino, wire ci.otii, Ac. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, may be round "WRITING, AND BLANK HOOK PAPER, the laigcst assortment ii. the West, ofevery description. Printing Paper, all sizes. Kng. & Amer; Tissue Paper. Book ?? " Copying ?? Col'd. Medium & D'blc. Med. Blotting " Ass'd. " " Filtering " Envelope. Druggist 44 Plate and Lithopraph. Marble 44 Manilla,genuine. Glazed and Gilt Hardware Paper. Cloth 44 Ham 44 Card 44 Match Box "I Roofing Paper, prepared and Tea " uhprepored. Shoe 44 "WrappingPaper, all sizes. l)ry Goods 44 Tobacco 44 44 44 Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c. BOARDS. Perforated, Binders', Bonnet, Press and Straw Boards. Also, Agent.for Lightbody's Superior Printing Ink, ' i


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. Havingunusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terras. For particulars apply 'to th3 HKNRV H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. PUIILOF & CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DOKSRY, HOWARD iV KNOX, Whceli.fr ?. P. CONWAY * Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. R. B. POYNTZ. MuTSvll'e, hy. KENNKT A DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MELliRUM & Co, .Madison, hid. B. WEBB, MAXCY <fc CO., Louisville. DAViD TATUAJ <kCO.,St. Louis. After the first of August, nit goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop dc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Uollingswortb st. jel8?8mil Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, hy 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.


ocr: ! O 1I75M |C* Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louie, 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 YORE, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Good* to all the above places, and also to all pointi EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt thiough ou Ilia most favorable terms. . For particulars apply {to the OHKKTKK & CO., Pier 13 North River. New York. DUNLOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DOKBKY, HOW A HI) iV KNOX, Wheel! g. > K. P. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. It. POYNTZ. Mnysvllle, Ky. KKNNJ2T DITDLKV. Cincinnati. MKLDHUM & Co, Madison, lnd. K. WEBB, MAXCY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATCJAJ A CO., St toui*. Afler the first of August, nil goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will ho forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Hons Co., Hollingsworth at. je!8-6n>d *


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Cheitnul St..^PkUoJelpM*j^staU 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, tbe following! Lace Curtainei Gilt Cornices; Do Afuslin Do do Pins; Laces + Muslins; do Bands, BrocateUs, sll widths Canopy Arches and Kingsi and color*! Cords, Tassels, Gimps, de Lainesi Fringes, Curtain Drops, 1 estftmfri Ac. stock or rBENCH PLUSHES, of all colors 1WSHADES, end HOLLANDS ol all unordsrinc Curtains, will give tbe and width o' be entire frame of window. rw


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 Just running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. <g*THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to nil the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. """"Havingunusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terius. For particulars apply 'to the Agents. HENRY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY, NORTON tv KNOX, Whecliag. ? KENNET & DUDLEY.Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DA VI D TATUA1 & CO., St- Louis. ARcr the first or August, all goods sent through Dunlop ?fc Oo., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duulop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Boss Co., HollingHwotth at. jcl8-6md MEDICINAL.


ocr: ofHteamcra I Name of the Line. Govern) Date ol ment be.'Depar lon'g to tute. "Port of Depar ture. DESTINATION. C'unard, Bremen, California, Bermuda, Cunard, Havana, Collin?, Bremen, Cunard, Havre, California, Cuncrd, Collins, Havana, Cunard, G. B. U. 8. U. 8. G. B. G B. U. S. U. K. Brem'n G. B If. K. U. fi. G. B. U. 8. U. 8. G B. 2 6 6 7 9 12 12 16 16 19 21 23 20 28 30 New York. Liverpool. NewYo'k Soutbm'tn, Bremn NewYorkj New York St Tho's, Bermuda Boston, (Liverpool. NewYork Neiv York. Liverpool. NewYork NewYork NewYork NewYork r.oston, NewYoik NewYork NewYork Bremen. Liverpool. Houthm'tn, Havre Liverpool. Li verpool. Liverpool. 03-All letters to France. Holland awl Belgium must be pre-paid 21 cents by the American ateamere to Liverpool and Southampton; 20 cts by the direct steamers to Havre, and 5 cents by British steamers. Letter* to Switzerland and Italy should come under the samo rule to reach eatlier their destination. A closed mail, ofletters and newspapers, lor States and or the German-Austrian Postal Union, and Den Norway, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Greece, Ionian islands, etc., is sent from this office semi.weekly. New Yoaic. Nov. 1833.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, opponU the State House HBNBV W. 8AFFOBD, Importer and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings, WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Th^atockcorap rising, in part, the following: Embroidered Lace Curtains; Do tfn>|lp Do Drapery Laces + Muslins; French Brocatelis, all widths and colors; Satin de Laines; Damasks; Gilt Cornices; do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps. Fringes, Curtain Drops, Ac. A lar^e stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colore and qualities on band. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, mud HOLLANDS ol all colors for shading. N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the ol the heighth and width o' he entire frame of window. marlT-lrddrw Cfin LBS. PUTTY, in bladders, ree'd and fOi^aale UUU any


ocr: 3 ? ? ?? A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE fenltk rratored, nnd life lengthened, by INVicORVTOR ELIXIR OR CORDIAL. S. For centuries medical science boa been ransacking ti? vegetable and mineral Kingdom) in search ol Wmetwng that should restore the lost or decayingenergiefi oftbener. v* us and muscular systems, without the drawbackoi su ? sequent prostration, which all stimulants, tonics, ana nar colics had heretofore entailed, that aomethmg ha* **'}* found. Itis a vegetable pTOdtKUon brought from the ste. rile deserts of Arabia th* Stony tfby the celeb ratedErou Morse, well known as a distinguished ifiember or tne leading scietific societies 01 the Old World, and equally distinguished as a physician, a chemist, and a traveler.? The juices of this herb, concentrated apd.combined with othor vegetable medicinal extracts, aretynv producing r?. suits heretofore unheard ol., In tbisior At first the properties attributed to Prof. MOKSK S IWrj V1GOKATING KL1X1K OK CORDIAL were deemed fabulous. The public often deceived rth? simple ane sublime truths announced bythe But facts, umleuiable lacts, attested the trialng rrom a misuse or abuse or tho various? 1 gani,w."itc& , mako UP the wonderful machine Mlled to rull vigor every delicate TuhcUou connected with ttat mysterious compound, agency of.matter and MwQkMCK sary to the reproduction of human Ujc To pereonsorree ble muscular flame, or deficient In vital powei, ft il ro conimeuded as tne only means or communicating 'hat en eigy which Is necessary to the piopcr enfamentof allth? natural appetites,.as well as the higher mOTtal.attributes. Us beneficial effects are not confined to isitteraex or any age. Tre reeble girl, the ailing wire, the listless, enerva ted youth, the over-worn imrtof bo^^i tto vleUmof ne i vous depression, tho individual iuffering rrora geiieraj debility, or rrom the weakness or a sji gle organ, will all find immediate and permanent relier rrom the useof'thla incomparable renovator. To thoae who have a predispo, altlon to paralysis it will prove a complete and unlalliug safeguard against thai terrible malady. 1 here aro niany, perhaps, who have so trifled with their constitutions that they think themselves beyond the reach or medicine. Let REBu1TlD?THE^BRC)K.EN CONSTITUTION. iSJt it-would require a column to enumerate tho this preparation "owe%hor'd X ttcTrieTA^V?ta%rK rlipUaUonof uss & i MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR iFSro? KiEM^ d''118'cURIi'OF NERVOUS dSeASES. ed,,'? MEDICINAL WONDER


ocr: ;; THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will fortcard Gnods to all the above placet;, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ""Having tmuaunl facilities can reccipt through on the moat favorable terms. For particulars apply ?to 1h5 B HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. HUNLOP A: CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. ~ DORSEY. NORTON <* KNOX. Wheeling - KKNXET A DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY A: CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM & CO., St-Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dtinlop iVj Go., will he forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duulop Co., may he found at the counting room of J. NY. Jtoss ?fc Co., Hollingsworth at. jclS-Omd Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by erf, of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Oh io river.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chutnut St., Philadelphia* oppostte-lhe State Route. HE1VR1T W. 8AFFORD, Importer and Dcalf.r in Curtains, Curtain Ma TERIALS, Asb FURNITURE COVERINGS, WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stock comprising, to part, the following: Embroidered Luce Curtains; Gilt Cornices; Do Afuslin , po ? Drapery Laces 4- Muslins; Brocatells, all widths and colors; Satin Se Laines; Damasks; r * do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Rings; Cords, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, curtain Drops, dcC.1' '' Alarms stock or FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and qualities oh hand. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS of all :oIors for shading: N. B. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the Jftbe helghthand width of he entire frame of window. _


ocr: m. mcnoL. ? _ '? "*cocx NICHOIj & PEACOCK. GENERAL Corner ot Market and Church Sta., kbfkr -I Ha JCf- A. Hamilton, ?? " " Wm. Spence, Murfreeaboro .Jnu **- Shepherd.M'Creary dt Co, Chorletton. ?' " Isaiah Dickeydc Co, Pittsburgh. ? f " J. W. Butlerdc Bro, " ? - ? u 4 ?. D.deJ. Manning, Cincinnati. ;*ai ?* " L. L. Harding, " < " ?? Do racy, Norton dr Knar, Wheeling. ? Janl, ?63??m#


ocr: THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above placcs, and a/so to all points EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply 'to the Agents. HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUNLOP CO., liOcust Point, Hnltimore. DORSKY. HOWARD ?V KNOX, Wheeli.g. I J. K. CONWAY Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. S. D. POYNT55. Mnysville. hy. RENNET DUDLEY. Cincinnati. .MEL DRUM (fc Co. Madison, ind. K. WEBB, MAXCY ?fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATOM At CO., St. Louis. Afler the lirst or August, all goods sent through Dunlop Sc Co., will ho forwarded Tree ofdrayago. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo found at the counting room of J. \V. Rosa ?fc Co., Hollingsworth St. jelS-Gmd For Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, ers of the Parker Vein Line to Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and double engine steamers on . Louis, by steam Baltimore and running river.


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by Jast running douile engine steamers on the C no river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above placet, and alto to all pointt EAST; WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply 'to the HKNKY H. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. HORSEY, HOWARD fli KNOX, Wheellig. H. F. CONWAY * Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio. S. B. POYNTZ. Maysvllle, hy. KKNNKT & DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLHRUM Co, Madison, lnd. K. WEBB, WAXCY A CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM &CO., St- I.Ouls. Alter the 11 rst ofAugust, ollgoods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded Tree ofdrayage. For the present Duiilop & Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. Ross <b Co., HollingswortU St. jcl8-Gmil /


ocr: Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by er&, ofthe Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double aiginc steamers on the Ohio river.


ocr: Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5tli & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. THE attention of the public is respectfully called to the superior (abilities affotded atthisInstitution, for qua lifying individuals in a thorough practical manner for th. counting room and business pursuits. ^ Iftttraction?Book-kfeping byDxmble Entry.?A complete Practical coarse of Instruction is given in the art of keep ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de " s of trade, commerce and manufactures, corapre *?J abusK hen ding 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 of met chandise at wholesale and retail,im/ orting and export i ng on their own account, on commission or on joint specu lation, includicKspeculations in stocks, real estate, dec., with Mcamboatiog, bank insurance, railroad, and books of joint stock and chartered associations generally. -Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com putet ons pertaining to business operations, being taught according to the most apprqved methods?Interest, Dis cqunt .Equations, arbitration of Exchanges, &c. Mcrbantilt Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed ^n'this'subject'are calculated to impress business HaBits and a genuine buslnesi style of correspondence upon tbemiiidof t?e student as well as familiarize him with eommet'ffril technicalities and phraseology, including pro format Invoices, Account sales, bills of exchange. &c. Practical Penmajuhip.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with'at lu) rough command of hand and pen, accuracy and elegahce with ease and rapidity, and perJect legibility with beadty*orconBtructi on : Commercial Law ?ud Political Economy.?Daily Lec tprflNjrtfgiven on these important topics, as connected wftfiiflie avocations of the merchant in the operations of commerce, and practical workings of trade, embracing the subject or Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in strtiments, 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 of the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance of the Principal enables him to teuder assistance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating.. Good hoard can be obtained In the city at $2,60 to S3,60 per week- . ?Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates TERMS:?For partial course, books, s ationery, Jhc., in clusive. ?23.00. For full course, books, stationery. Diploma, 4-c., inclu sive, $50.00. JOHN GUNDRY, janS'53?lyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. AIT E offsr 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 first, by several year*, to establish in the West a Paper business complete in all its parts, we have formed permanent connections with the best manufactu* rers In thU country, and receive our supplies directly from them. The prices and terms we now offer are as favora ble asfthe same goods can be purchased Tor in the 'Eastern cities. "We have the exclusive agency for the-superior WRIT ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH, OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be ing the highest gradea of Writing Papers made in thia country. Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in t?te West. We have but one uniform price to all. Orders by mail will be filled at the same prices as if bought ju person. Samples will be sent by mall Tree or coat. augSI. BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, 27Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE


ocr: INTELLIGENCER BdOK AN D WeFcFF F I C E. Trie undersigned take this occasion to remind tbei r and the public generally, thatin connection -with the * of tne Daily. Intelligencer, they have a Job Office fi tted op for i he execution of all kinds of " : l'l,.lIN ArrDOBI?AMEJ(TAL . Their m*teri?U being tao?Ujr new, awl embrtci ng the test styles of Job ?ype, and tneir large and well stock Qf >apcr, cards, inks, &c.t being purchased at onrest Cash prices, and the Job Office being a distinct ^arxment, carefully and efficiently managed, they tee to their customers entire satisfaction, as regards Neat a ess, Accuracy apd Promptness* with which their work will be done. Tbcy prepared to execute 4 Casot, Proqraskes, ClRCCLARS, POSTERS, Libkli, Concert Bills, Hill Heads. Ball Tickets, Hills Ladino, Steamboat Bills, Hank Checks, Auction Hills, Order Books, Drat Tickets, Deeds, Preiobt Books, Notes, Railroad Blajcks, Receipt*, Hotel Kxsistkks, Protests, Summons, Briefs, Election Tickets, And every other description or letter-press Printing. ill kinds of work in COLORS AND BRONZES. tor-All orders from a distance promptly attended to. SWEARINGKN & TAYLOR.


ocr: yplAJME 1. ,Ttafflllccli,1S 3ntclligciitcv, ? TKI.WEEKLY AN1> WEEKLY, BY cSeARINGEN & TAYLOR, , [o. 1. TAYLOR. " g PENDLETON, ? EDITORS. am ITAYLOR^ ? v-?. Water Street, between Mcrroe OFFICE?>0 aad Quincy. TKItJIS J5.00 xDnQ10-*** ******** * . ?*h* orioce.,ts per week i00 *?un* ov amubtimnc. 'Tin (:?? noting a Square. ] L <* fiO a iioo ?? 3 ' I>50 4 <? l weeK. o^co ?? 2 ",fc 4,00 ? ?? I mo"" 6,00 .. 8,00 .. j ? ;;; 10,00 " h^nTistMEvre?1 squaie, with the F?V?*lt^?inge5, per annuum 15,00 ?:iviiese /. J^er, changeable at pleasure, 5,00 KS?V%r^o?i c.r^CP?=)?o. 6>00 liberal discounts wilt be mfa< oot"1^3jiMs*aiid advertisements rorCharitabte ttrKdipo?1*:' companies, inserted gratuitously. ??umUis in3erted gratuitously. ?^rrsTNESS CARDS. LAWYERS TsXTXu.8 T K E !* , .?.r . m I Ohio, M?r g H I 1 A Im. 3 -*. ?5 E3? i * y attorney at law. S^iSSS te&ss&tosffx a tew 'T~~ it Main mice!, corner of Jefferson. TTharles Marshall, T O B X B V AT I- A W O * v' . T T O B i> K * J* ? - 1 W'cmtc* STRlirr, rgvTKK WHEELING 7nTK?A-> NKI.S05I, att.rner nnd CanMcllor nt l.nw. Office So. :30, Fourth street, WHEELING, Vl. Til'KKUCAMMVKIiL. rrut I saw nnd Solicitor in Chancery, A\M~*T officc y0 247, Main street, WIIKEMNfl, Va. Kl'^KM' ft FIT/HIHiH, .,.trBer<i nnd Conn?ell?r? alLnw, Officc No. 69. Monroe Street. WnmiKQ, Va. ? _.v JAMES PAULL. U " FBY a PATTI.I.. _ ATTORNEYS at law. Will practice In the Courts of Ohiocounty and adjoining "Shi Fry will practicein the Court or Apiwals at jjrib'rf.and District Appellate courts at Fairmont and Fourth,tree., near <^C~rt House,^ j. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney at I-aw. St. Lonis, Mo. d&e on Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec on?', 2d floor, entrance Xo. S, Pine street, rtrtkulafatteution given to collections in Missouri and GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney tit f.aw. NOTAItV PUBLIC FOR THE C1TV OF WHEELING, 2Ttod Cammissiouer for the State of Ohio, to take acttotvleilge meats of Deeds, Depositions and other writ ial augw A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, near lh?v^pIJ1IJlg0'v \ fTIioi J. II. I'ENDLKTON. JACOB & PEXDLETON, Attorneys at Law, Office three doors north of the Court House. Wheeling, Va. ar\vill attend Tegularly the Courts or Marshall, Ohio fi:ooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at Fairmont and Parkereburg, and such other Courts in the vicinity of Wheeling aa may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, Alderman 4th Wnrd: nml Attorney at Law, WILL attend to the taking or depositions, and writing of ikretls. Contracts, Leases, Ac. Persons desirous of his ser rices in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices* w as to take them at his officc. lie will tie found iu his ufficeraostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 1. M. Ornca?QuiucT street, between Main and .Market, snutli tide. ?us3s PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) ii'i/i practice Mnl'Citir, Surgery nnd. Ohntrtricles located in this city. Office and resi dence?Mulberry square?opposite Mr. H. Echol's Otitic Wheeling. ap2&-3m Dr. M. Campbell. (LATLOFFAtRMOUI'T, VA.) * OFFICE: Fouith St., adjoining the residence of Henry Moore. norH XV heeling, Va UK. A. H. TODI), Office and Drug Store, corner Quincy and Fifth streets, Wheeling, Va. DB. J. ?. HUPP, jflice on Main Street, one door South of Judge Fry residence. WHEELING. VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street. Centre Wheeling. CT~B?ldenoe? So 43, Market street. lyl DR. E. A. HILDRETH, OBce nud Kc*i<lence, No. 78, Monroe street, adjoining thecoukt hopse. DR. THOBURN, OFFICE !<CO. 9-1, 3IAIN 8TBKKT '?fiS-ljil Centre Wheeling. ?All'd. Jtlugties, M. D. hi,professional teivlccs to the communi'y. Office: At residence, on Centre street, betwe2ii Filth tiSirth. mar26-ly DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWELL, _ DEAI.F.R IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils "reSlnff., l*nteut IVIedicines, Perfamerf See WO. -I, 1-!C10H >fT_. WllEKLtWn, VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, .... Sneeeaw. to Jai. t'niill & Co.. wholesale druggists XSO DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, irJA?5,RHKS. BRUSH KS, GLASSWARB, Ac. imo.> BDILDIKGS.HAIN stbkkt 4th door. WWW Mokroe, ? WHEELING, VA J- H. CRUMBACKER, Wkelenale and Retail DRUGGIST, 2^175, Maim Street, Wnmi*o, Va. LOGAN 8l CO. _^CCCKsso*a to Paxtojj &. Lakb,) and Retail Druggists Paints, Oils, Chemicals,Dye stuff*, Var mtbea. White Lead. Perfumeries, Fancy articles, dec., d'C. &c., J^>y_ So-133' Bridse ~~Iw. T. selby, , "Polemic Dealer 1m 0reign and Domestic Dry Goods *0. 117, MAINE STREET, Wbeelhl, V? !,KV^0''?. IEAIj Sc KWEABWOBN. fancy dry goods WHOLESALE. 11, Month 41b Street, ... ? . PI11LADELFHIA. w- Seiton, L. Srtt.. A. Van SwEA>iw<new **. HEtSKELL. J. A. PF.TZKK. K. B. t?WKARINOBNpJB. ^eiskell &. CO., Demler. im all kinds of ancy and Staple Dry Goods, or Market and Union streets, three doors IVom ...j,, Wm- 8- Wickham's Auction Rooms, Wheellm, Vs. henry k. list & CO. . l1<1caaaoaa to Llrr, Howinl & Co.) Grocers and Liquor M^BCnAYM. No-SS, Main Street, WnSEUKO V?. R. CRANGL^- Sl CO. WHOLESALE GK ?.ERS, * orwarding and Commission MERCHANT*. Comer Monroe and Market streets^ i ? - - ELiwo.Va 8. to K. C.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA ' Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut ? St., Philadelphia, opposite: the State IIEWRV W. 8AFFORD, Importer and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, AND FuRNITCRE COVERINGS, WHICH .be oflfers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND DETAIL. . The stockcomp.rlsing, in part^the foliowlngj Curtains: Gilt CoruiceB; Do ilfuslin Do do Pins; -Drapery Laces ^ Muslins; ... do Bands, Brocatells, all widths Canopjr Arches and and colors; "" Cords,Tassels,'Girans, Fringes,...Cumin , - _ . " . -die.. : A large stock or J on hand;& i N.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA Curtain Warehouse, 171 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, opposite the State House. XIEIVB V W. gAFFORD, Importer and Dealer in Curtains, Curtain Ma terials, and Furniture Coverings^ WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The stockcomprisiug, in part, the following: Embroidered Lace Curtains; Do Afualin Do Drapery Laces 4* Muslins; French B rocatells, all wi dths and colors; Satin de Laines; Damasks; Gilt Cornices; do Pins; do Bands, Canopy Arches and Kings; Cords, TasseU, Gimps, Fringes, Curtain Drops, dtc. A lar^e stock of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and qualities on hand. I PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS ot colors for shading. H. B. Persona ordering Curtains, will gi ve the measure of the heighth and width o*- he entire frame of window. marlT-lrdAw LBS. PU1TY, In bladders, rec-d and loraale In A


ocr: Railroad. is hereby gi en to all the stockholders of the Is Hempfield Railroad company, thit they are required on or before <be first day ol July next, the second third Instalmentaon the subscriptions to the capital lock of the Company. William P Wescott will receive the Installments of residing in Ohio county. By Order or th- Boa'd, JOSEPH HBHDKKSON, Washington, Pa., June 11, '5-1.?d&wlm. T'asurer. 1/smi.? Mackerel, new catch, j st teceived, 1? Also Herring and Khad TALLANT & DELAPH1N, Junetl Main


ocr: SITUATION WANTED. BEING discharged from the Post Office I would be glad of a situation as clerk, book-keepei, collector, or any place or the kind where I could make myself useful. 1 believe 1 am too well known in this community to need references. .-tny communication left forme at the Post office, M' Clelland? Knox's shoe store or my residence, 313, Main Stieet. will receive immediate attention. Aug. 2?dlw. GEO. WHELLIER. large am1 varied assortment of Cap and Letter Papers, received and for sale by Aug. 2. WILDER BROTHER. INKS.?Arnold's Walkden's, and Jackson's writing flu ids. and Copying Inks lor sale by Aug. WILDE? BROTHER. FRUITS, NUTS, &c. Boxes M R Raisins, 50 i boxes do do 2 bales Bordeaux Almonds, 2 do Cicily do 0 Bags Palm Nuts, 5 do Filberts, 3 do Walnuts, 3 do Pecans, GO Bushels Giound Nuts, 60 Drums Figs. 5 Boxes O ranges, 5 do Lemons, 5 Jujube Paste, 5 do Gumdrop8, 5 do brandy do 1 Case Liquorice, 60 Boxes Fire Crackers No 1 Gold ('hop. Just received and for sole low by Pe: ZINN, Aug 2?d2w. No 112 Maiu Street.


ocr: Apollo Building, N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. Incorporated, 1848. rpHR attention of the public is respectfully called to the _L superior facilities aflbtded at this Institution, for qua lifying individuals in a the rough practical manner for th counting room and business pursuits. Instruction?Book-keeping by Double Entry.?A complete practical course of Instruction is given in the art of keep ing scientifically Double'Entry Books In the different de partments of trade, commerce and manufactures, compre hending the forms in use among the most eminent establish ments engaged individually or partnership' in business, whether prosperous or adverse} in the purchase and sale of merchandise at wholesale and retail,imi orting and export ing on their own account; on commission or on joint specu lation, including speculations In stocks, real .estate, dec., with steamboat! ng, bank insurance, railroad, and books oi joint stock anil chartered association* generally. Commercial calculations embrace every variety of com : pntat ons pertaining to business Operations; being taught according to the most approved methods?Interest, Dis count Equal ions, arbitration of Exchanges. &c. Mercantile Correspondence?Such exercises are introduc ed on this subject are calculated to impress business habit* and agenmne business style of correspondence upon the mind of the .student as well as familiarize him with commertial technicalities and phraseology, including pro forma Invoices, Account sa'es, hills of exchange, &c. Practical Penmanship.?One hour is devoted in teaching a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom with a thorough command of band and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and rapidity, and perfect legibility with beauty of construction. * Commercial Uw -nut Political Economy.?Daily 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.j also 011 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 knowledgc.of the ordinary English branches is all the requisite preparatory qualifications. The business acquaintance of the Principal enables ; to leader assistance to those wishing to procure situations on graduating. Good board can be obtained in the city at S2?60 to $3,50 per week. Diplomas ur.der seal are awarded the graduates TJSRMS:?For partial course, books, s ationcry, dx., in clusive. $28.00. V* For full course, books, stationery. Diploma, 4*c., inclu sive, ?50.00. . JOHN GUNDRY, jan8*53?lyd Principal. Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse. ESTABLISHED 1841. WE offer for sale a well selected stock of CAKD8 and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS' LEATHER, and every description or PAPER-MAKERS' MATERIALS. . : Having been the first, by several year*, to establish in West a.Paper business complete in oil its parts, we formed permanent connections with the - best mamifacta rers in this country,.and receive cur supplies directly them, The prices and terms we now offer are asfavora ble as the same goods can be purchased for in the cities. We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER ?fc SMITH, OWEN dc HURLBUT, and tbeCAREW COMPANY, be -ingthe highest grades or 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 wQl be filled-at the same prices as ir bought ni person. Samples will be sent by mail free of cost. aug21. BUTLER & BROTHER, Wholesale Paper Dealers, . 27 Pearl Street. PAPER WAREHOUSE. E. O. CIOOD1IIAN &CO. WflOUCULl DKAUCBB1H Paper, Cards, Card Boards, -BUtaCBIHa TOWDKM, TKLT1RO, wire CLOTH, &C. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. AMONG their stock, maybe found WRITING, BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laigest assortment the West, orevefy description. . Printing Paper, all sizes. ' Eng. & Amer. Tissue Paper. Book- " " Copying Col'd. Medium <& D'blc. Med. Blotting "


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 oil the above places, and also to all points FAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can rcccipt through on the most favorablo terms. For particulars apply Fto tli9 Agents. HISNRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North Rivor, New York. DUNLOP iV CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DORKKY, HOWARD A KNOX, Wheeling. H. F. CONWAY *c Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. 8. H. POYNTZ. Maysville, hy. KKNNKT & DUDLKY. Cincinnati. MKLDRUM <fc Co. Madison, Ind. K. WEHB, MAXOY ?fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATU3I & CO., St-Louis. After the first orAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may bo round at the counting room of J. W. Ross & Co., Hollingsworth st# jelS-flrnd


ocr: REPORTED FOR TUB INTELLIGENCES and Depni-inrcx of Sienna Kont*, the. lust 24 Hours,ending last night at So'clock. ARRIVALS, Viroqua O'Neil Stcubenville Stephen llayaid. ...Booth Sun fish Magnolia Moore 1'illsburgh La Belle .Malamo as R H Limlaay Maii.-ttn Orion Dillon Sunflsh U. S. mail Pittsburgh ['itlsburgh balls City Marietta DEPARTURES. Viroqua O'Neil Sleubenville Mephcn bayard Sunlisli La Uelle McManawy Mataiuorus K H Kim!say..r ? Fort Henry Uinciu .uti U S Mail? Cincinnati Magnolia I'lll-bulch Huron Cincir.uati Uriou Sunfish STAGE OF THE RIVER. At Pittsbl'huii?3 feet 5 incite. At Whkki.-ng?4 feet 4 incnes.


ocr: Thomas H. Gibson, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, 5 1 Utiirm it, oppdiite C. H. Brrry't Rope tfore. leave to tnrorm his friends and the public in gen eral.thathe continues to carry on the plumbing and fitting in all Its various branches, and respectrully suli a aba re or pubic patronage. He has constantly oil hand, lead and iron pipes,.com and patent hydranta, clatern purapa, bath boiler*, closets, wash huius, cold water fountain* for ho water coolers for private ramilies, hot snd cold baths, bath tubs, lead and irou cinque boxra, lead .retorts for Weaching, and all other batters kettles, retorts ror bleaching, and all other apparatob, ? etc. Factories, etc. ,fitted.up wtn pendants, lracl(eU, bellar Ughu. N B.-Afi ordSrs rroS, the country wlU nwet wlu,


ocr: FREIGHTS 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 foncard Goods to all the above places, and also to all j/oints EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. """"Havingunusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply Ho ths Agents. ggO HENRY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, New York. i3 DUN LOP <fc CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSEY. NORTON iV KNOX, Wheeling. * KKNNKT dc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY & CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUA1 &CO., St- Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop ?& Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Duulop ?fc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. W. lloss Co., ifolllngsworth st. jel8-Cmd


ocr: CER BOOK AND iSPfSl fitted up fotf he execution or all kinds of PLAIN ANDOBIf AKK1TTAL PRINTING. ;* ' Their materials being mostly new, anil embracing the Is *';^test styles'. or Job *yVe, and their large and well stock ?r paper, cards, inks, dec., being purchased st owest Cash prices, and the Job Oflice,brai|t..diattnct de isrtment, carefully and efficiently ma naged, they can guaraii tae to their customers entire satisfaction, as regards NesUeaa, Accuracy and Promptness, ' *Ith which their work will be done. They axe prepared to execute Cards, Programmes, Circulars, Posters, Labels, Concert Bills, Bill Heads, Ball Tickets, Bills LA-Dimo, Steamboat Bil?%, Bank Checks, Auction Bills, Order Boo km. Dray Tickets, Deed?, Freight Books, Notes, Railroad Blanks, ?Receipts, Hotbl Registers, Protests, Summons, Briefs, Election Tickets, And every other description or letter-press Printing. ill kinds or work in ' COLORS AND BRONZES. OCT All orders from a distance promptly attended to. SWEARINGEN <Sc TAYLOR.


ocr: i Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, by ers of the Parker Vein Line to Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, and by fast running double engine steamers on the Ohio river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND WHEELING LINE Will forward Goods to all the above places, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. ""Havingunusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply to tin 3 HKNHY II. TAYLOR, Pier 13 North River, Now York. S2 DUNLOP & CO., Locust Point, Baltimore. DORSF.Y. NORTON <v KNOX, Wheeling. RENNET DUDLEY. Cincinnati. K. WEBB, MAXCY ?& CO., Louisville. DAVID TATU.M & CO., St- Louis. After the first oTAugust, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop & Co., may be foucd at the counting room of J. W. Rons ?fc Co., Hollingswo'th st. jel8-0md


ocr: ? . ? | ' 1 1 ' I I 1 j ??''A HHMVNJiKOMN MEDICINE ? ?' rfcaltb mured, i.ud life IcuiMmA, by -tL-HK. MOKrtK'H *? IN VIGORATOR ELIXIR OR C0RD1AT.. For ceiitiirre's medical science lua been r>uuc1<liie tha -vcgctajio ind njlixrnl Wnga<iitJ,'ln ietHtiol something thai should reature the loslur decayingenrfrglefionlienar ? usailO, 6m?.ut*r^jr.i*fio?,\\citUDUt t?oUi??hock of tub " IHMj " fcawLiwr Iff he been SI. Mui se, sveji know was a diittingidsBed aucmbcr of the leading Joci?Ue?at tlie .OJI1 \foifi, and equally dialinguitlied aaa physician, a cbeniiat, and atlfcveter.? Tha Juieeror Ullg"IiCil), cuurciili ati'il and combftted \vUk other vegetable medicinal exUacli, arejiow producing te ?u!ta heietofore unheai?l ot, in this or an* other country. Atfirsttbe propei ties attributed TbJ'ror. MtiKSE'S IN VltiOlfA'l'lJCG KL.1.X1K OK flreie deemed fabulous. The public olteu deceived coital not fchcze the le ape^uhiiinc truths announced by the discoveier.? - ? ***-' ? ' ? UMJncaot tbe phingover all PtlROWK by a mass llaUlc.v >J the deplorable evils iorabuaco^the vuriou* organs wfcich ichinc called m*u\ t \t restores t|,al Tbo Kfaiim aiiuiiig (roil make t.o Jull ft* tiiUfiv to the i>iO|-ci enjo> incut of all tlie well as the higher meutal attributes. ted youth, the over-worn man of business, the victim or uei vous depiessiooj tb*iudivuliiatJiufl3riug tioui general debility, or .rroni the weakness "ot asiiflsoigu^ttilUl liud innueUate #ud permanentrelief from tbe use or this iucoiui-arahle renovator. To those who have a predispo aitiou to puialysis it-wilt jnovea complete and untailmg KaleguaiAl ayain&t thai terrible malady. '4'bere are ajany, pethape, r<ho have so t titled with their constitutions that they tniuk themselves beyond the rcacli of medicine. ?? Lec uoteveu these despair. ,'J he J&txindeala with itexiUJ. wiiho t reference toc* uaes, atxi wilt uotowyio ittove the.diborder iueii, hut REBUILD TUB BROKEN. CONSTITUTION^ The deraugemeutfc or the eystem, leading to nbrVbttfdis eases, and the lorms or nervous diseaSe'ittelfy'are'tg )tu meious fbat-lt would requiiea column to enumerate tbe maladies for which 1 his preparation its'specific * 't\ lew no weva i, fnay l?e enumerated, viz:?neuralgia, tfcllMb reuxV headache, incipient paralysis, hystetia, palpitation of the' heart; spihaf affections, n u.cuiar debility, ti emors,. flatulence, u prieklhg'sensation iu the flesh, numbness, torpidity ortue liver, mental depiessiou;-we?tt?e*an[jf the. witif ii. disposition to mo\V, bt fitness arter exercise" * b to ken sleep and terrifying dieams, inability to remaitilu'oiie place or position, weakness of the pi ocrea live organs; sex ual incomi?etciicy, melancholy, monomania, flrtor aibUs, \inkirigat the stomach, female inrgulaiities, n clu chic ten dency t?> miscarjUge, oinaclation; and athcomplaints grow ing out of a fro* indulgence of the passions, and all ban en uesa that doe* uot proceed from o.-gauic cauaes beyond the reach ol medicine. : r ' ' . Whenever the orgaim to be acted upon are tree lYotir nilt formation or stricluisl diseases it is averted that * thU.ndt onfj'.wiiiiout liazard ol'ro.7cliou rbutTwlu^W py'effect bti thegeiieial oi-nuiratiOii.. 0CF"i.ear in h ind ner ol thltt a.i.ntaladfea, wheie ver they beg{u./?i?A with IK VOUS systein, al'fil that tl.e imjalyxajiuu or tbe uuvn. moliou aud Hensaliftn tkphysical tUoth Hear iii mind al so,' t list ItireVeiy kiiiil or n'ei'vohs disease the Klixir Cot dial is the outy reliable piei>araiiou ^uowu. GURU ok nervoos diseases. Ho Inugtrtjte can ponvey on adequate idea o^ the immedi .ite and almost miiaculous change which it ocva*iuna!iu the diseatteO?debiiUai6d and shattered notfvoussysteiu, wbeth cibrokcn dowp-by excess, sweaii. by nature, oriin|iaired hy bicknesa. the uiustrung and rcraxrd organisation* iaat ifiibia^edr -ie vivified and buiit up. Tite^menial and physical ay'inptoms ol nervt us diseoae vai iah together un der its hiflueuce. Jior is lbr ctTect ienipoiaryi on the con ti ary, the-telle! is permanent, lor the coidial propel ties or the medicine reach the constitution i sen, ami maute It fo it* normal c<UMtiUoii.-- Welt any tbe prepaiatiou be Call ed the ? MKUIUINAL WUWUIfiK' of U?p nineteenthceutuHjv as Mm Jiiat scientific nun in th'aWortJ would lurtc-iaiiaficd^'tirfit1 mftafcfeor raedi cine heietotoie si|ppa^d Jp?bavuii<4?xi-tence, u ST1M U LAN T Til AT :KiN TA I i< t NV ? E ACTION It* force is never expended, as is the ease with opium, al cnho.ic ineparatiohs, and uHothet excitants TlieeAcC&of these brief,and it JBayAvoll he said oiliiui who takes fiiftnt l_lie last state.of that matt is worse Uuai thu.firs .tv bit the Elixir is an cxhilevant without usingle drawback*-* sole ill its operation,1 peipeUlal in ita happy influence upon the nerves, the/utjitd, atnl the entire o?g?uii/aiiunj it wiilulso lewovfl <!cpic8siuii^,; cxci^oiuoiil, .a. UjiUciict to bltisb, *lceplessi?ssf. dfaJike ot eocietf,. incapacity lor study or ? busim-ss. *. ? , ?? ??'?/ ? jt "in ? ? i , .-? ? . UOSS OK MEMORY, Contusion, giddiness, rush oi blood to the head, n e snclio* - ? - . -? ? * ?~ f or hllity tu*ecp, diseases -fcft.i?Uhl Ib^fenfcltSV de<i:?y on lie pinpointing ruuclions, Iiyslctia, monomania. vd^ue-ter i ?> orn, palpiiatioiroTthe fteWtl thl)k>tH?cy; ronsfipatiou; fete. , el'c.Mfroin whatever fcaiise'srlsittA itttf. ir there is ai'.y tel. ai?ceto!bb I dicedoti liUfitaiUfcsilnioifj.Hbsoiutely Infallible TK^POK fBW'ALKS. ' this great icsloratlve, ill all _W*t?Ptetn5ftea. maik a new era In the an Inc. Thousands of stimulants have been in incuts to widely the ^eiidile^&iiuuaUou.ot Avoiitan render l.er liuble. lTje^5^tllfryhA\%:o^el[5Birdmilorin. These ,mi?slW!ikBttlliw.8ajdi-<lt loliet 'hw iiecu xncrMllad liy * deproalou *i"l (WDIlUBltoa ?K?le. ?jj?6 beioic, and I no ui.il iimrwrvflMi bwirut??riy.-to rmtyu ui nf*lip??Uve I power wf-Ui? Kwywmt i U, alUJUi murtaiicaw auUiliulUy to dealioy the uuluppy l>aUe?l,.Uuii?i- r- >' MOKHHtt- INVaaoKAU'lNfr BLIXIR '' is presented as a phetipmenft in the'lnatriia riicdica bUftet* to unheard of?a stimtifa'itWilbtfiifi ?>ke>ioi*.J ? ?* ,J l"'> The herb which I>rtl&lfe ma-n ftigiedient, has bebn'fcd nfitted by all Hie great medita. and pbarmacculitfttHbetiti* 1 itUns or Kuroiic to W laftlds 'Mkt 'OK MOrse, whodtfcfcine ifcaafcndisju ted authority tit science, dlscoveted the productft/rtfti Aiau'ia, where iilsAlfeinldii was excited by the woihUrfully invlgoratirt*effects it pro 'ducedupowllwus^lvesi'- hi bet t? e wondfi iftlftoWer 'of eudurapce, thd exhaustless vHor exhibited by the Atab; 6f boibtexes,'bi4hor desert pilgrimages, i3'attribulabie<to thfc use of this vitalixJofbetfb. 4* *???- -J ?. iU An ai?pefcli#tt?llf to - ? ? ?>rjo; a* or consumptive ha bits-are. restored by the use of a bottle or two Jo bloom and. vigor, and changing the akin from a. a florid-


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 ' c Ohio double engine steamers on the < mo river. THE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AKW V/KEEIiii^G- LINE Will forward Goods to all the above phi em, and aho to all place* EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusu.il facilities can rcccipt through on the moH favorable tonus. For parllcalars apply to the Agents. CHESTER CO.. 93 Watt Street. Sow York. DUN LOP & CO., Locust Point. Unitlmore, DOKSKY. l!Ov AHi^ KNoX. Whipping 1J. F. CONW/.Y tv Co, J'ott.Miioulhi Ohio. S. 11. POYKTZ, .May*vJile. K>*. KEN NET ?fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati, MELDKUM ?fc Co.. AluUisou, Jn?l. K. WEB I), MAXCY ?vCo , Louis vine. DAVID TATUM & Co., St. Louis. Afler the first of August, nil good* sent through T)unlop ?$? Co. will he forwarded Tree or drayage. For the present. Luniop & Co. inay bo found at the counting iooui of J. W. Kobb <k Co., flollingnworth st.^ iel8-Gmd


ocr: INTELLIGENCER BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. Tiiaunderaigo^takathisoccaalon to?i^idtheii frien and the public generally, that in conaecMoni watl* of the Daily Intelligencer, iher????'? {?b 0flk* fitted op tor the execution of all ? w PLUN Th.it material. being ??d teat atvl.a nf Jab 'ype, and their large and well SttJSfe-JL ?Tda. inks, Ac., bring purchased at "-Teat cCh rrf?U and the Job Offle. bjnga distinct ?artuieiit ciiSfuiir ?>"1 elQcieiiUy managed, they eanguaraii k s"!*" ?a?yy.?.^ a. regard, NenlueM, Accuracy n?d Mrrtmpiaw, with which their work wiU be done.* Theyaie prepared to execute Cards, Prooramhrs, C:RC0LA*?, Post***, Laakls, Comcbrt Bum, Bill Hum, Ball Ticket* Kills Lapi*d, Ktsamroat IIa^k Cukc k-, Apotiok BILLS, Orpkr 1?OOK*i DratTicrSTS, Dkkd*. Freight Book?, Notes, Railroad BlaRS*? Kscsirrs, Hotkl Ksatarstf*,1 Protuth, Fcmmom*, BRuri) JSlsutsois ticksts, And every other description or letterpress Printing. til kinds of work In I COLORH AND BRONZES. tOTA11 orders from a distance promptly attended to. SWEAR1NGEN, TAYLOK A CO.


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 placca, and also to all points EAST, WEST AND SOUTH. Having unusual facilities can receipt through on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply fto th? Agents. CfiKSTKK & CO., Pier 13 North Kiver, New York. DUN LOP <& CO., Locust Point, Haiti more. DOKSKY, HOWARD <* KNOX, Wheeling. II. F. CONWAY *c Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. H. B. POYNTZ. Mnysviftc, Ky. XKNNKT <fc DUDLEY. Cincinnati. MKLllKUM <fc Co, Madison, Intl. K. WEBB, MAXCY <fc CO., Louisville. DAVID TATUM deCO., St-Louis. After the first of August, all goods sent through Dunlop & Co., will be forwarded free ofdrayage. For the present Dunlop <fc Co., may be found at the counting room of J. VV. ltoss & Co., Hollingsworth st. jol8-0md


ocr: of thi Feb^ Yrlr*l?lai?At Rules held In the clerk'*-offic. c V circuit Court or Ohio county, In tho mouth or ruirr. 18W Michael Fadden i vs. , f '* ""*? PCA n acti on"ul^ mu nu>ait to recover &M 3e cent*??d Affidavit having been made that the doiendants are uol inhabitants oi the commonwealth of VlrgiDltTon jniotloi