The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer from Wheeling, West Virginia • Page 4

FRUIT CANS! XlTE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF YY friends and the public in general to oar large stock of Fruit Cans. They are far superior to those of last year; the lids are mach larger. in want of Fruit Cans would do well to examine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. HKALING Wax veiy cheap. We will sell TIN WAKE CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUbE IN THE CITY.

Call and see lor yonrself. Onr motto: Quick Sales and Small Profits, at KEED A KOEMER'S, No. 137 Market sU, a doors above Monroe. REPAIRING done on short notice and at the cheapest rates. augl Fruit Cans.

WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO fill orders promptly for onr new wideopening KKU1T CANS, also TOPS and nEALING WAX in any quan naoa a iau una NiSR-4 sraCK and TRIMMI and all kinds 01 TIN, A SHffiKT IRON WARE all of which we offer at the lowest cash price. NE8BITT A jo22-3m 27 Monroe Wheeling, W. Vfl. FRlDAir MOKXIlfO, (iLPrEHBKK 4. A FaESH supply of tbe "Twilight Dream Waltz," by Prof.

Weber, will arrive In a few days. Price 36 at Weber's Music House. Dkleoatrs learned last evening, that Dr. R. W.

Hazlett, J. W. Schulis and B. Speidel, had been selected to represent R.tcble town fillip 111 loe union uuuiHjr Convention which assembles to-morrow. No better selections could have been made.

Monday morning's paper we mitde a note of a severe accident to Joseph Helmyer, an employee at the Ben wood Iron Works. We were informed, yesterday, that his injuries terminated fatally on Monday or Tuesday informant did not remember which. Mr. Ilelmyer leaves a wife and three children. In Dent, brother-in-law of General Grant, and family reached tliIm city yesterday morning from Washington.

Pa via the Uemptield Rrfilroitd. A sun of General Gram was in company. The party have been spending several weeks with relatives in tlie ancient borough, and left last evening over tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. el ley, who left tbla city several weeks since on a visit to Canada for treatment of one of bis lower limbs, returned on Wednesday eveniug, We regret to say that lie comes bsck without any perceptible Improvement in tbe condition of bis limb, although bis general health is somewhat belter. Capt.

J. was at 8tCatharines, Canada west, and not at Toronto, as mentioned in a note or two made in reference to mm. Strikino tub Timk in South Wukeli.no.?Heretofore the citizens of South Wheeling huvo felt the need of having some reliable nrrangeinent for regulating the time in their midet. We hear that the bourn of A. 12 M.

and 0 are now designated by ringing the boll in the lower of St. Paul's Lutheran church. The denizens of our thrifty suburb will flud il ft great convenience, aud should be glad that they are not perplexed with such a town clock as afllicts this community. iiKKLiNci Musicians An no notice among the names of the Singing Societies at the Saenaerfest in I'itts burgh which entered tho lists for tho grand price, those of the Mnnuechor iiud Uariuonie or our own city. The uiUNie rendered by tho contestants is represented to have been very fine.

The trial came off on Wednesday night and the coimultlee reserved its award until yesterday morning. At tho present writing we have not heard which of tbem was successful. Two years ago oue.of our Societies won beautitul bmihit at the Louisville Saengerfest. Acoidknt in a Coal low days since, a mail named Nulte was injured ia the coal bauk be longing 10 mo waumngiou amis, in South Wheeling, Nulte wiw engaged in driving the mules which haul (he coal from the mines to the mills. Coming along the entry with a loaded oar, something connected with the braking apparatus became deranged, and he went to make tho necessary repairs.

While thus engaged, the uiulo started, pressing Nulto between the car and timber supports, J11 ring hiui severly, internally. He is now lying in a precarious condition. Bask ISai.l.?We were told, yesier day, thai ibe M-cund uiue of ibu Bitllic Base Ball Club of tbia city would leave last eveuiug for Fairmont, to play a match game to-day wlih similar organization in tbat place. After getting through with the Fairmonters, the boy a propose to visit Morgantown and cross bats with club In that atald old town. Wo learn thai a challenge has passed between the Baltics and the of South Wheeling.

The latter club claims the championship ot the State. Some point of etiquette has been raised, and is still unadjusted. When it is, we presume the bell will be hotly contested lor by these crack clubs. Dukadfux. were ahoweu a letter last night, giving the details of a horrible accident that occured at Grandvlew, Ohio, on day.

A boy natued Hutchison wan running about the saw mill of Smith, aud jumped upon a log that was being out into lumber. In nouio way, not known exactly he came in contact with the saw, which was running at high speed, andin an instant his lower jaw and part of his cheek were cut off. His hands were hotrlbly mutilated, both of tho thumbs being completely unjolnted aud throwu some distance. At the writing of the letter referred to he was still alive, but there were no hopes of his ultimate recovery. our inquiry, yesterday evening, "how much water in the channel?" we received in reply, "twenty-one inches by the marks, and is equivalent to about twelve or fourteen inches on the bar." With auch a stage of water nothing scaroely can be doue in the I steamboat way.

The Sewlckly got off for Sunflsh, and the Blk will leave for that point to-day. These two boats are now required to form a dally lino, as the water is so low that the round trip cannot be made in twenty-four hours, as formerly. The Eagle will leave today for Parkersburg. A telegram from Pittsburgh reports a heavy rain at that point, yesterday, but no change for the better In the condition of the river oould yet he perceived. Tne marks there showed only sevsn Inches, and falling.

Committed to Dona va ti waa arrested and brought before JohnBton last evening, charged with having committed an aggravated assault on his wife. Mrs. Donovan appeared before the Justice and gave a clear statement of the difficulty between her husband and herself. Whisky was at the bottom of the affair as it Is in nearly every similar case. after hearing the evidence, deemed it sufficiently strong to hold the unnatural husband to bail for his appearance at the October term of the circuit court, remarking that, notwithstanding it was a case of unprovoked assault, he would require bond In the sum of one hundred dollars, only.

ThlB, Donovan was unable to give, and in default was committed lo jail to await his trial at the time above mentioned. The parting words between the two were few and to the point. "This is Ihe last time that womnn will aonrl ma tn inll irrnwlml the husband. "God be wid ye," retorted the wife, when each started toward their respective destinations, the one to other, home. Bethany College.

For several weeks an advertisement of this insti- tution has appeared in onr columns. So frequently have favorable notices of Bethany College been found in the Intkllioenckr, that it would seem to be a work of supererrogation to add one more to the number. Still thefuct that we have such a superior institution located in our young having an almost national reputation for thor- ougbness in instruction, kind discip. line and comprehensive curriculum, should be brought to the attention not only of our own people, but of those everywhere who have sons to educate. To our citizens, especially, we would say, there is no longer any necessity for sending your sons abroad to get an education.

A thorough classical and English course of full and competent and well ar- healthy and acces- aible point, are some of the advantages to be fonnd in connection with the Col- i lege located at Bethany. Send for a c.ualogup to Rev. W. K. Pendleton, President, or to Prof.

C. la. Loos, Secre- tary. Fair and Exhibition neigh- hnrn nupr in Rnlinnnt. Prtnnlr Oh In propose lo bold their 20tb.

Annual fair and live stock exhibition at St Claire- i ville on and Fri- day, the 23rd, 24tb, and 25th insts. The grounds are large and said to be among tbo must beautiful iu the State. A race track one third of a mile in extent ba8 been graded and thoroughly McAdamized. Liberal premiums are offered in all the departments. In adition to the usual attractions at such exhibitions, an excellent band of muBic has been engaged.

In brief, the management has left nothing undone that would contribute to the complete success of the Fair, and the prospects aro that their efforts will atttract a large number of exhibitors, and acres of spectators. Pamphlets containing the list of premiums and all neceessury information can be obtained by addressing the i Secretary, R. H. Cochran, St. Clairsville, O.

Guant and Colfax in Bridgeport. speaks for peace! The friends of Grant and Colfax met Wednesday night in the Sherman Honae Hail, and organized a splendid Grant Club. One hundred and twentyfour signed the Constitution, and the following officers were elected: J. M. Todd.

Viec Presiden O. M. Da via, A. Tollman and Capt. Thoa.

Clark. C. Robinson. It. Hramim.

Executive James, Alex, lirantiin, Gen. II. Capehart, C. M. lihodea and Capt.

B. McConnaughy. Dr. Todd on taking the chair delivered one of liia moat happy and brilliant eflorta, telling the Democracy of their uriuiea, and eliciting rouud after round of applauae. The Union men are wide awake over there and iutend to pBt none but patriots on guard.

Death from ten or twelve dnya since, Henry Fore man, a highly respected citizen ol South Wheeling, was suddeuly attacked with bleeding from the lungs. Before that occurrence he was remarkably robust and had uniformly enjoyed good health. H.s wile remarked to our informant that Mr. F. had never been sick.

Medical aid was summoned at the period of the hemorrhage above mentioned, and by the use of proper remedies the ilow af blood was stopped. The relief was jnly temporary, however. On Wednesday night a secoud hemorrhage began, ind so copious was the discharge of jlood that iu a few minutes the unforunate man expired. Mr. Foreman utjoyed In a large measure the esteem mil coufidouce of neighbors, a nil lis death la deeply regretted by all who ujhw hltn.

certificate of inMirporation whs issued, yesterday, from he Secretary of State's office to Messrs. II. II. Gretz, Samuel T. Billinyer, IViliinui C.

Stiles, H. g. Kenaedy and J. Kenuedy, of Philadelphia, who applied for a charter to bo 'ranted them under the name and of "West Virginia Coal and Company." The object qf this associlion is readily gathered from its title, Ihey propose to mine for coal and lime, auil prepare them for market, riio principal office Is to be kept at Volaauo. Wood county.

Tho capital atotilc subscribed is $12,000, and they ask authority to iucreuBe it to S25.000. divided into shart's or hundred and fifty Jollars each. The charter is to expire July 18SS. Commiitek are reguested to state that the Executive Committee of the Central Grant Club iesires a conference this evening at the Intkllioknckr editorial rooms with the Committees appointed for the purposo at the township meetings last Satnrday evening. The executive committees of the township Grant Clubs are invited to be present.

It is very important that all these Committees shall be present this evening, aud the Central Executive Committee earnestly requeaUiJthat each gentleman belonging to them will attend. Appointment the list or teachers appointed and confirmed by the Board of Education at its recent meeting, we unintentionally omitted the name of Miss Jalia A. Wiley, of the Fourth Ward. The lady's name was presented with those of the other teachers, and she was referred to in very complimentary terms by several members of the Board. New Fall and Winter Dry Goods of the lastest Importations.

Buyers wanting the New 8tyles and prices as low as any house in the city, will find them at J. H. Smith No. 123 Main street. Agricultural Rich Hill Agricultural Society of Green county, Pennsylvania, will hold its annual fair at Jacksonville, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 16th, 17th and 18th inst.

The Board of Managers has devised liberal things In arranging the List of premiums, and should be strongly seconded in their efforts to Induce and sustain an interest in agricultural affairs. S. Knight, is Corresponding Secretary of tbe Society, and all inquiries pertaining to the Fair will be promptly and folly answered by addressing him. Police business was transacted in tnts court, yeaieraay morning. Not a solitary unfortunate one bad got into the clutches of the officers.

If what we heard of the poll raising in the Fourth Ward, last evening be true, there will be something on band this morning. Oar information is to the effect that there was at least one fight on the occasion, and some memberof force were present. We ahall seeif any arrests were made. Its good elTects are permanent. In this it differs from all hair dyes.

By its use luxuriant growth is guaranteed, natural color and gloss are restored. One trial will cause you to say this of Mrs. 8. A. Allen's Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one bolle.) Every Druggist sells it.

Price Steamer St. Madison Ind.) Courier of the 1st inBtant, Bays, be St. Mary's which has been lying at Shipping sport fcr some been horoughly repaired and repainted, and enter the New Orleans trade abont be lOib Inst. Captain Sweeney will lommand her." "None are so blikd as those who von'l see," when they can do so by a pair of those superior sold at Oxtoby Duffield's rewelry Store, 103 Main Street. Full nock of spectacles, eye-glasses, watches, clocks, Jewelry, gold penst ancy goods, Special attention iiven to repairing watches, clocks, jewilry, Ac.

OJUiS UTH pitmaeu IU nention that Mrs. Annie M. Sbieb will iommenceber lessons In vocal culture, September 1st. Applications sboutd be nade early, at No. 109 Market Street.

Shieb'a Music Store.) The hot bud and occasional shower doubt has its Cholera, Summer complaint, Fevers, etc. You can prevent it by purifying your premises by using the Carbolate of Lime. We would advise our readers to Bupply themselves at once. For sale by E. Booking and Booking Miller.

Have you a rupiuio. The hard rubber truss is the most convenient, comfortable and satisfactory article in use. We can refer to several gentlemen who wear them. For sale, with every style and quality of truBBeB, supporters, by T. H.

Logan ind Logan. List Co. Department op State, Washington, May, .1868. To Wheeler Wilson, of New York: Department bus received duo Gold Medal, awarded to your iirra un Sewing and Button Holo Machines fit the Paris Universul Exposition of 18C7. Your obedient servant, William II.

Seward. Fok Coughs and Colds, Lung Difficulties, Pain in the Side, and Kidney troubles, the While JPine Compound is unrivalled. It is pleasant to the taste, ind at all times oerfectl safe. The Cheapest Roof is the Gravel George Crombackor of this jity, is fully prepared to put on gravel oofs in the most improved method, ind warrants his work to give satisfacion, either in resisting fire or turning vater. The tar used is put through a irocess that irees it from oil and and no matter how great the heat, will not run.

It is equally efficient roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr, Jrumbacker keeps on hand roofing oment and cement for tanks and sidewalks of the beet quality, and for sale tbe lowest rates. This roofing baa tood a test of fifteen years in Pittamrgh. Address me through the Post-office, call at my establishment, head of jindsey street. All orders will be ttended to promptly.

apr7-tim The Quarrkl is now onceded by all parties that J. W. Po- and'a Humor Doctor is the best rerney for the cure of Scrofula and all tber diseases of the blood. It is put i in large bottles, and for sale by mughlin, Smith Co. dJt-w Purchase only thk a majority 1 auveriisod bi.

ters im ortant ingredients, jo necessity of wblcn ate plainly indicated, re omitted, beca se of ibeir high prices; in tbe.8 Uic proportions aud combinations of in lnuredieuts areln dtfiance of all seitled 1 rin lpiei of pha-mnceutlnal chemistry: Uiets, a aln, are mere shams, made up or our whisky slightly bittered with aloes and 1 ulored in swell a manner as to deceive the uwary, and aieso nauseating as to be unorthy of erltlclbm, and to tne patli nt the is one than tbe disease, while earn of expeitence and trial have proveu Stomach to be ju-t us re- smmendeo, one of th? best remedies extant beie a stomachic tonic and stimulant are rein rod. ihty never fail to sir? ngthen the eaK, imparl ui ju veiy what a oUimnCh bittern to be. if ou liave mptoms of tbcm to aid digestion. If ou reside In blltousdt-i ricis, they should be ikeu ai? a hur? prevention of Bilious ever ud Fever and ana in all thai class of diseases where nere Is a general depression oX the nervous loss of muscular energy. Weakness, itHMitude, want 01 appetite, famtness, chilly mentions and aching of the bones, iud.

as a remedy foi female weakneMi, tuchorrwa. or fiUet, Roback'i Bitters have oequal. They aie prepared with special aferenoe to this complaint, and act llkea narm. A few dajsr trial will satisfy the aost skeptical of the real merits of this eally valuable medicine Hold by all Druggists everywhere. The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OU In he world, manufactured from fresh healthy Ivors, upon the sea shore.

It Is perfectly mre and sweet. Ask for "Hazard A Liver Oil," manufactured by CASWELL, HAZARD New York. Sold by all drugglsta, my5-TuFr-dAw AlS a preventive gainst Malaria. Fever and Ague, and all arising from a torpid of the Ivor, there ts no medicine so highly rccomnended as Ho back's stomach Bitters. Sold by all Drtraists everywhere.

OTT, SON QKKTB FOR FAIRBAN K'S STANDARD SUUB9 IN 11 A A HE Jjw? W.Vm. gpptg ffftfltg. ESTABLISHED IS, 1837. 1868. Spring Trade.

1868. 8ASI 'Jj CHEST KB D. KNOX. MANUFACTUBKBS AND JOBBKBS OF unnmc cnnvfl JLIUU1U SXf U11UJUU, KO. 03 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, W.

VA. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF Cash buyers to our very largo assort' ment of Boots and Shoes for the SPUING TRADE, which for extent, variety and freedom from all Irregularity, la not surpassed. Our stock Is larger than any other in this city, and In prices we can successfully compete with any shoe House In the Fast or west. For the proof ofwhlch wo Invite yon to an examination or our Btock. All goods warranted uniform In quality marl6 McCLELLAN KNOX.

gturtton jjfaies. A TT 1ST! Hubbard Bror Auctioneers and com mission mkbchajftb, will give prompt attention to a'l business Intrusted to them. hepnlar Auction Sale3 of General Merchandise every Monday Thursday Evenings Goods sold at private sale during the day. Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Clothing, Furniture, and thing HUBBARD BROTHER Nun, 86 88 Mnrkd (NKAH THE OOR. OB" QUINGY.) W.

H. JauB REEVES' AMBROSIA. For the Hair, MPR VKB! 11 1h an elegant Dressing for tlio Hair. It causos the Hair to Curl bountifully. It keeps the Kcalp Clean and Healthy.

It invigorates the Roots of the Hair. Jt forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly. It Immediately stops Hair Palling Ont. It keeps tlio nalr from Changing Colorfro Age. It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.

It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald for yearn. It is composed entirely of simple and purely vegetable rmbstances. It has received over six thousand voluntary testimonials of Its excellence, many of which aro from physicians in high standing. It is sold in half-ponnd bottles (tho name blown In tho glass,) hy Drnggfots and Dealers Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by Demas Barnes de 3a; P.

a Wells A Schleffelln CO. N. Y. marl7-lyd Fifty-eight miudknts were graduated attbe late Commencement in uis inHMtntlon: forty-seven in the Classical md eleven in the scientific Department, "iext Term begins Uepteuiber23. Circulars urnlshed on application to the PRE3IDENT, augl4-eod2w nnonsburg.

Pa Lindsley Institute. On Fiflb nl reef, opposltu Koinnn Catholic CmbeUrnl. pHK FALL. AND WINTER SKS9IOK of this establishment will commence on kiONBAY, the 31st luMant. he c.uoe will 'inbruce the tubjecLs usually taught In ainh Schools ana the jnuior clashes in Col- 1 eges.

The Tooms are well lighted, thoroughy ventilated and fully supplied with charts, globes, philosophic i and chemical apparatus. 1 For further particulars send for circulars or Lpply to the iirluclpaLs. T. E. BLAKELY, South cor.

Qainey and Sixth. R. V. UOUOE, uugSJ-lw opp. St.

Matthew's Church. West Liberty Academy A a Encllih and CImrIciiI Ncbool. TUIK FaLL TERM (14 WEKKS) op 1 this Institution, located at West LI Deny, W. the Wheeling aud Bethany pike, 12 miles from the city, will be lot the reception of pupils of both sexes bkpt. 7th, prox.

Classical coarse thorough and complete. Special attention given to those preparing to leach Tuition f7 to 910, able in advance. Board and lodging from 93 to per week. Address JMO. C.

PRAZIER, A. Principal, orGxx. W. B. CURTIS, Pres't Board.

Wheeling Classical Academy, BDlLDING, CORNER MARKET and Monroe The fall term or this School will open on MONDAY. August Mth. The Hall is central, in good repair, well ventilated and neatly furnished. The coarse comprises both the Enelish and classical departments of study. Special attention will he given to each puj.ll dally.

Apply to the Principal, Hampden street, between Byron and Sixth. A.N.HAKNA, Jyao-dlm Principal. MARIETTA COLLEGE, MARIETTA, OHIO. rpHB NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN Thursday morning. Bipiubm S.1S63.

in the preparatory Department young men ire fitted for College, and instruction la given in the branches usually taught in W. ANDREWS, Pres. Svm UNRIVALLED BAKING POWDER. The best in the market and ways gives ssttsffcrttan. apr9 Sumantt.

Mia insurance Company, OF WHEELING. HAM'li McCLELLAN, GXOBOS MKKDEL, t. H. Logan, thos. P.

W. Fbanzheik, J. n.Vakck, J. H. Hobbs, Michael RnLlir.

Louis C. Stifel. This company bow having been organized five years, and In that time clone a successfill business, Is still prepared to lake risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture, ttteam Boats and cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This company offers superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 or 5 years at reduced rates. This being a citato company with the LARGEST CAS MM CAPITAL paid In, and surplus of any company In the and com posed of some ninety-four stockholders, moat ot wbom are among our best business men, recommends itself to the favorable consideration of the Insuring public solicits their patronage.

Applications for insurance will be promptly attended to at their office, 2U Monroe at their several throughout the State. N. C.ARTHUR, Secretary. HAM'L McCLELLAN, President. UEO.

President. C. M. COKN, Ass't Sec'y. PIKE AND MAHINE INSURANCE COMPANY OP WHEELING.

IN CORP RA TED IN 18 31. fllAKES RISK8 ATTHELOWEST KATE 1 on Buildings of all kinds. Furniture and Merchandise, andou Goods in Transit. A. Wilson, W.

8. Goshobn, JiOB'T MORltlSON, JOHNKEID, Thos. Pollock, Ajukx. Rogkrs, Wa. G.

Battellk, J. D. Do Bois, Jacob Hobnbbook. Office up Stairs, in the "Insurance Building," next door to the Merchants' National Bank. A.

WILSON, President. John ('. IIkkvkv, Secretory. Jan'J9 CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. OP THE CITY OP NEW YORK.

CASII CAPITAli This company having deposited with the Treasurer of the State 925,000, in complin 11 co with tho law. Is now prepared to take all kinds or JKerctiturifze, aiaiiufacturlujc OwelllDK IXoumo KIhIxm, on the most favorable terms. Policies Issued by W. F. PETERSON, As Main next door to Morch'ta Nat.

Bank. (copy.) state OF WEST VIRGINIA, Tbeasuueb'8 Offick. Received or llie continental insurance 'oinpany of Uie City of New by W. K. Peterson, Agent at Wheeling, West Virginia.

Twknty-Hvk Thousand Dollars in u. 8. Government 7 8-10 Bonds, on deposit by Continental Insurance Company, as security to policy-holders or said Company wlthiu ttiis btate. according to the requirements of chapter 117, section 2d, Acta of 18H7. (Signed) J.

H. BRISTOR, Tress. State. German Fire Insurance Company WEST VA. Incoporated May 14,1867.

Capital DIRECTORS. Christian He9s, William Klevls, Benuo Kammer, John Oesterllng, John Pfarr, A. J. Long, Anton Reymann, Philip Schuehle August Wledebusb. rnilis COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGANL Issed, Is prepared to Insure Buildings.

Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal Property at favorable rates. Loksus after duo adjustment, will bo promptly paid. Applications for insurance will recclve Immediate attention from the Secretary. Company's office, in Bank of Wheeling, Main street. SEYBOLD, Secretary.

H. A. KNAPP. Assistant Secretary. JOHN OESTKRLING.

President, AUGUST WIKDKBOSH, Vice President ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer, WILLIAM KLEVIB, PHILIP BCHUKHLR. J-Surveyors. AUGUST WIEDEBDSH,) National tarance Company WHEELING, WEST VA. Office, 26 Monroe next door to 1st National Bank. OtfUCKKS: Gko: K.

Whkat, President. JAmks McCltjnky, Vice President. John Bishop. Secretary. i ot va 1-1 Auulcf out flnnmliipv K.

Wilson, Jas. C. Orr, John A. Armstrong, A. C.

Quarrier, Geo. K. Wheat. Laughllu, James McCluney, Morgan Ott, Geo. Aaaina; Referenced: s.

Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank, Wheeling: List. Morrison A Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Pry or, Hnndlan A Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Michael Rcilly, Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; McGlellan A Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe. Kraft A Druggists, whaling; Geo. W. Franxhelm A wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheeling; Wlnshlp, Woods A Queensward Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pah.

Register, Wheeling; T. C. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling; Campbell; Frew A Pubs. Intelligencer, Wheeling; Ott, Son A Co Hardware, Wheellug; J. E.

Bands, Cashier, First JSaU Bank, Fairmont; K. P. Camden, PresL Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston, W.

Capt. John Mcljuro, Wheeling. apr25 iETNA Fire Marine Insnrance Company OF WHEELING. CAPITA Mh 4lOUtOOO DjKKcrrons: James O. Acheson, William B.

Hlmiwtoii Augustus Pollack, Thos. J. Campbell, Jno. K. Botsford, Wm.

Handlau, T. M. Dodson. mHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN ly organised, is now prepared to risks artoii miltlf ngn or nil HnnnAictiurinK EatabllulunentA, Fnraitnre and of all kinds on (lie Western Waters. Applications for Insurance will bo prompt iy at tended toby the Secretary.

Office at the National Havings Bank, No. ft Main street. a. r. mumtnii, boo-j.

H. G. HAKDINO, Am't Sec'y. JAMKa C. AOHEBON, Prest.

WM. B. SIMPSON. Vice Pres't. mrfiS AMERICAN? WATCHES.

THE BEAT THE ('IIKAPENT rpHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE Watches by Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Kxpreomeu, the exacting class of watch-weaiers. has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness durubi- Uty, Pint accuracy of the Waltham Watch. To Mitisfy that class in all these respects is to decide the question as to the real value of tnese More than are speaking for themselves in tie pockets of the people. imported watches are madoou an expen- nive in small nnmbent, but by nu- 1 merous makers, and are placed in the market here by an Importer who first secures a Monopoly of Sale of some one Manufacture. To the Manufacturer's profit must be added Cost of Importation.

A Custom-house duty of 25 per cent, payable In Gold. A profit of at least 25 per cent to the Importer, another profit to the jobber; thus nearly doubUng the cost of the Imported watch. At Waltham, Watches are mannffcottyred on a large scale, under one roof and system i of supervision and management, thereby saving many of the expenses necessarily in- curred in small establishments; hence their great cheapness. All respectable dealers now tell Waltham Watches, and competition, as all the world knows, is favorable to small profits. Tbe trade is satisfied, because, though the profit on each watch is small, the demand is large 1 and all are salable.

Unscrupulous Importers occasionally, place a worthless Swiss imitation in the market. To avoid imposition, the purchaser shonld Invariably demand a certificate or genuineneacstgned by the treasurer of the American Watch E. KOBBLNB. There are different grades of finish In. the vitrioKiianf midft hr the ffSffiEVm there are dlSbreat sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means; but every Watch that bean the genome, trade mark of "WALTHAM Is guaranteed to he a good one, and nobody need be afraid to bay Everj Fully Warranted.

For Rale by all first-class dealers in the United states and British Ftovluoes. BOBBINS APPLCTOS, Ho. 182 Broad itny. 9. tar Ask for the Waltham "Watch, and take no other, it la the best.

It is the cheapest. Bedcords. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR RAT.lT AT reduced prices. Filly Dozen Hemp maxll CHAfl. H.

RP.RRY. $BefliraI. GREAT NEW ENGLAND White Pine Compound TS NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED tliroughout the country, after having been proved by the test of eleven years. In tbe New England Btates, -where its merits have become as well known as the tree from which, In part, It derives its virtues. The Wlilte Pine Compound Cares Sore Throat, Colds.

Coughs, Dlptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affection? generally. It is a remarkable Rcfnr irtiinav rAmnlnlnh. dlf Acuity of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other complaints. The White Pine Compound. was early in the spring of that this compound was originated.

A. member of my family was afflicted with an irritatiou ef the throat attended with a disagreeable cough. I had for some months previous thought that a preparation having for its basis the inside bark of white pine might be eo compounded as to be very useful in diseases of the throat and lungs. To test the volue of It in the case alluded to, I compounded a small quantity ol the medicine that 1 had been planning, and gave it in teaspoon ful doses. The result wan exceedingly gratifying.

Within two days the irritation of the throat was removed. the cough subsided and a speedy cure was Hoc ted. Soon alter this, I sent some to a lady in Londonderry. N. 11., who had been sulleiing for some weeks lrom a bad cough, occasioned 1 a sudden cold, and had raised mucus streaked with blood.

She soon found relief an sent for more. She took about teu ounces of it, and well. J. B. Clarke, ed tor of the Manchester Ually Mirror, made a trial of the same preparation in the case of a severe cold and was cured immediately.

lie was so highly pleased with the results, and ho confident of success attending its sales, if placed before the public, that ne llntdiy pursuadedme to give it a name, and send it abroad to DeneflL the suffering. In November, 1855, 1 first advertised it under the name of hite Pine Compound. In two years from that time there had been wholesaled in Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, where it took the lead of all the cough remedies in the market, and it still maintains that position. There Is good reason for this; it is very soothing and htaling in its nature; is wanning to the stomach and pleasant withal to the taste, and Is exceedingly cheap. "am a remedy for kidney complaints the White Fine Compound stands unrivaled.

It lint Irtf thai niinWUP. lint ft person In uning It foracoofli wus not only cured ol tbe cough, bnt was also cured ol a kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since that accidental discovery many thousands I have used It for the same complaint, and have been completely cured." The above was written by Dr. Poland, In 1 Still. Since then, as In Manchester, the White Compound has taken the lead of all Cough remedies, as well as a preparation lor the cure of Kidney difficulties.

In every city, town, vl and hamlet throughout the New J2ngland States. The remedy is as tafo and pleasant to take as it Is effectual. The White Pine Compound. PHEPARED AT THE New England Botanical Depot, BOSTON, Under the Supervision of Rev. J.

W. Poland For sale by LAUGHLN, SMITH A holesale Druggists, and also by GEO. B. ULKSSNER. maris eod -cow, dAw.

Tlie Merchants' Protective Union Mercantile Reference Blister. mHE MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE UNION, organized to promote and protect trade, by enabling its subscribers to attain facility and safety In the grautlng of credits, and the recovery of claims at all points, have to announce that they will, in September, 18dS, publish In one large quarto volume: Thk Merchant? Protective Union Mhkcastilk Reference Register, containing, among other things, the Names, mtitwif vFew A MniTVTnir Tapitu. Financial Standing and Katino as to Credit, of the principal merchants, traders, bankers, manufacturers, and public companies, in more tban 30,000 or the cities towns, villages, aud settlements throughout the United States, their territories, and tlio British Provlnt.es of North America; and embracing the most important information attainable and to enable the merchant to ascertain ut a glance the Capital, UhakActeb, and Dku kick of Credit of such of his customers as deemed worthy ol any gradation ot credit, comprising, also a JVewspaper Directory, containing the tlt'e, character, price, and place of publication, with full particular relative to each journal, being a complete guide to the press of every county in the United States. The reports and Information will bo confined to those deemed worthy of some line or credit; and astne same will be based, so far as practicable, uron the written statements of the parties themselves, revlbed and corrected by well-a nown and reliable legal correspondents, whose character will a guarantee or the correctness of the information 1 urn 1 shed by them, it is believed that the reports will prove more tri-thful and complete, and, tnerefore, superior to, aud of much greater value, than any previously issued. JSyaid of the Kit can Til-E Reference Register, business men will be enabled to ascertain, at a glance, the capital and gradation of credit, as compared with financial worth, of nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and banker, within the in ed territorial limits.

On or about tne first or each month, subscribers will ulso receive the Monthly Cftronicle, containing, among other things, a record or such important changes in the name and condition or firms, throughout the country, as may occur subsequent to the publication of each half-yearly volume of the MKKCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER. Price of The Merchants' Union Mercantile Reference Register, fifty dollars, (660,) lor which it will be forwarded to any address in the United States, transportation paid. Holders of five flO shares of the Capital Stock, In addition to participating In the profits, will receive one copy of the Mercantile Reference Register free or charge; holdera or ten shares will be entitled In two mnlpR. Anil nn mnr? than ton uhutnu of iho Capital Wtock will bo ullotted to any one applicant. All remittances, 'orders, or communications relative to the book, should bo addressed to the Merchants' Protective the American Bank Building, No.

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J. SMYTH, Crrner of Market and Quincy WHEELlNtt, W. VA. GRATIFYING ro know that a reliable remedy is within Ibe reach of everybody for the radical cure if Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Such a remedy Is Koback's Stomach Hitters.

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mam pregnancy, or wherever ah artlIcial supporter to the abdomen may desired; worn with great comfort and ease Uid highly approved by the medical profesion- Sec Ley't Hard Jtubbar Jrtpe, by astringent soothing and healing remedies may be earned direct to the parts (filleted. Hold by T-nnghlln; Hmlth A OOu, T. H. A and by an Druggists. je6-Sm flnwimmi T.I ma, 200 ffbanui? 1 f.ftHlLTlHCrff grtttttofl an? Itufllofl.

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MERCHANTS, and UFACT0RER8 Are requested to examine our LA ROE STOCK of PAPERS, wblcb we warrant to be of the material In use. 1 i DONE TO ANY DESIRED PATTERN All Buslnes Hen using LARGE BLAN BOOKS, are requested to examine'our stock, aa we feel satisfied that we are manufactur- lng the BEST BOOKB made in ran of our Mendi. Oar prices for every article liave been low. md we ahall uae our best endeavors to give atiffaeikm to all who may Xmvoroa wlUi heir orders. ADDRESS HASANS BALL, VJU Sgeflttxi.

BALTIMORE 10 HtEPlTAL A "BUSHED AS A. BKFDGR ctifUl QUACKERY. THE ONI.Y PLACE WHERE A CAN BE OBTAINED, Back or Limbs, trie tares. Affections of th Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary gee, Impotcncy, General Debility, NervoSL" uecw, Dyspepaia, Languor, Low Spirits. i.iT lualon at ideas, Palpitation of Iho Timidity, Trembling, Ulmoeta or Giddiness, Disease 01 the Head, Tin-oat or Skin, Affections of the Liver.

Stomach or Terrible ULsonw arising Irom Solitary Habits of and solitary practices more fatal to their vio Urns than the song orByrens to the llarineri of Ulysses, bllghUng their most btiuiant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage impotfilble. YOUNG MEN especially, who have become the victims Bolltary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimolv grave thousands of Men or the excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced Benators with the thunders of eloquence waked to ecatacy the living lyre, With mil MARRIAGE. Married Persons, or Young Men contem plating marriage, being a ware of i Weakness, Organic Deformities speedily cured. He who places himself under the careoi Dr. J.

may religiously confide In hlshotioi as a gentleman, and confidently rely uoon his sklU as a physician. 1 ORGjOJIC WEAKNESS. Immediately cored and full vigor restored lhia distressing affection, wliich renderx life miserable and mairlage Impossible. in ule penalty paid by the viotimsof Improper indulgences. Young pawns are too apt commit excesses Irom not being, aware or u.e dreadful consequences that may ensue, mow who that understands the subject will pretend to deny that the power of procreation lost sooner by those Calling into improper habits than by the prudent? Besides bernLdeprived of the pleasure of healthy oflbpriue the most.

serious and destructive nf hnth ntiH mind nrlm. Tha becomes deranged, the Pbysiclal and Menial Weakened. Low of ProcreativtPower, irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation or the Heart, indigestion, Constitutional Debility, and Wasting of tbe bra me Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death. DR. JOHNSON, Member of the Royal-College of Burgeons.

London. Graduate of one of the most eminent Colleges in the United States, and the greater part of whose life has been spent in tht hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has eUected some or tbe uhhi astonishing cures that were ever icnowu. many troubled with ringing In the head aim ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at tuddeu sounds, bashiuluess, with frequent blusnlug, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr.

J. addresses all those who have injnnd themselves by improper Indulgence and soiltary habits, which rum both bod; and mind, untltting them for either business, study, society or marriage. These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits of youm, viz: Weakness of the Back and the Dimness or bight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the ileart, Dyspepsia. Irritability Derangement the Digestive Functions, General Debihiy Symptoms of Consumption, Ac. leiirful effects on Uie mind are much to be dreaded.

Loss of Memory, Confusion of ideas, Depression of Kvl1 Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self. Distrust, Love or Solitude, Timidity, aie some or the evils produced. Thousands of persons of all ages can now Judge what Is the cause or their health, losing thslr vigor, becoming went, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a singular appearance about the eyes, cough, atai Symptoms of Consumption. YOUNG MEN Who have InJurei themselves by a certain practice. Indulged In when alone, a habit hequently learned from evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are nightly fell, even when asleep, and, if not cured, marriage destroys both mind and body, should apply immediately.

What a pity that a young man, his country, tbe pride of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of lire by the consequence of deviating from tho path or natuie, and indulging in certain secret habit. Such muM, before contemplating MARRIAGE, reneci mat a sonna mind anil body are ill. most necessary requisites to promote conimbial happiness. Indeed, without these the journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to tbu view, the mind becomes shadowed with despair and HI led with the weliuicholy re flee tion that the hupplness of another blighted with our own. DISEASES OP IMPRUDENCE When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure iluds that he bus imbibed seeds of this painful disease it too often happens that an ill-timed sense or shame dread of discovery deters him from apply to those, who from education and respectability, cau alone befriend him, delaying the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance, such as ulcerated sore throat, dieused nose, nocturmil pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight deafness, nodes on the shin-bones andurim, blotches on the head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful rapidity, till at last the palate of the month or the lioius of the nose fall In, and the victim of this awiul disease becomes a horrid object ol commiseration, till death puts a period to hla dreadlul sufferings, him to thai Undiscovered Country from whence no traveller returns." It is a MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands fall victims to this terrible disease, owing to the nnsklllfulness of ignoiant pretenders, who, by the use Of POISON, MERCURY, ruin the constitution and make the residue of life miserable.

DB. JOHNSTON. Office No. 7 South Frederick Thand Rirln onlncpAytm BolMmnroalrwl- fl few doors from the corner. Fail not to nerve the name and number.

WNo letters received unless poet paid ai. containing a stamp to be used on the replj Persons writing snonld slate age, and send portion of advertisement describing qympThe Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs In his office. INDORSEMENT OFEIKPRKSH. The many thousands cured at this establlshment within the last twenty years, and the numerous Important surgical performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of The Bun and many other notices of which have appeared again and again before 1 he public, besides his standing as a gentleman of character and -respectability Is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted HKIN DIHKAHKR SPEEDILY CURED.

March, 1868: Hdw'rimdjr, the following 1058 closely ed, large octavo pngro, well bound In law Hheep. Price, 8IOThe Law Register; comprising all the Lawyers in the United States: The Stare Record; containing the tales and County the Organization, Jurisdiction, and Terms c1 the Courts for every Stale and Territory: The Official Directory for the United Stale, containing the of the Federal Government- nnu? at the several Departments, Sketches of all the Members of uongras, the Officers and of the Federal The Collector's Assistant; giving the Laws for Collecting Debts. Executing Deeds, Verifying claims, and Taking Testimony, with Forms for every atau; "With much other Useful Information; tbe 011 B0HU official returns by John Of the- New; York Bar, Secretary of the Merchants' Union Law Company. Mew York: Published by the Union Law Company, No. 12S Broadway.

3d Floor, (in the American Exchange National The book, will be sent, prepaid, to any address In the U. 8. on receipt of ten dollars, or. It wlU be forwarded by Express, with bill, to be paid on delivery. From Alex.

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M. General; Joseph H. Blsnkfan, Chief Cl'k P. O.I nnonuiuiun, J3U3, 3oh5 LrvTSOSTOJf, Keen, Secretary Union Law Company, Hew York. Dxak tii new Law Register and official Directory, Just issued, appears to have been very carefully prepared, and we tbinJc may be or great service in tHe transaction of tile btuineas of this Department.

Ehe woik will doubtleas prove valuable to every official. banker, merchant and buiJaesmnn. W. RANDALL, JP. M.

Gntrral ST. JOHNS. 8. SKINNER. ffrtlAfl M.

Genrral. JOSKPH H. BLACKKAN. Chirt Clerk P. O.

Drp From Hon. Fran da Hplitoer, Treasurer if the United States. Washuvgtoh, D. OL, Feb. 24, Itses.

IOH5 LmvGROH, Secretary Union law Company Dxak new Law Renter and )ffleial Dlcrectory, Just leaned, appeara to lave been very prepared and we lnd. it of great service in the transaction ot be boKlneaa of tbia department. We thirst be work would prove a valuable acqulsiIon to, and should be on tbe deak of every nfliHai, banker, merchant, aud F. tL 8FINNEB, U. A i5 MHP, BACOH, FLOUR.

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