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PROF. WOOD
DEAR SIR: NJ hair had, for several years tsent "a
coming gfasy accompanied Sys5@e-.
% neeesssI5 h
dfesAir H. When 1eomneeesi y,s,r Hair
TIE, about two months ago. t6uas m tiss 49, 20
sFins eentinsa ~ us ~ within the lsst trse K
srstre 70 be those pronce 81 ts ~
~ oils q any have oyer s5.ss5
" aa an sable article tar tot
20 y Used ~ = Hair or Tor
o. dressing or haiTs Yo,iAsye ~
% refer 70 me m entsrtaif ~ ~
ING eltaa, iseiaiuied Tor It. 8 ~ sss5
sifas. O. sYMoNDs.
S fsYssS, ~ f,s,.s 1t4 Third street.
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A MONUMENT.
\ - LIKE MANY OTHERS, 80 TIlk -.
GREAT YIREgEs OF ,IRss,r,nrI,

Z
fS saL4iroaS, March "a, 1885.
This Is 10 certify, that sbonht nine years sncei was az
tackled with painin right ankls We sen. tor . pys
swollen; and until had increased
70 the Of %y Ense a. spS
ma Knee which frequently laid open to the bone and
out of which came particles 81 pong " se e -,
ana one oFss9 9' FRIES S 'couNTRy Arr.
there told notyr aud friends he ees hsal me NJ
GERS, but could not live OF,
INK Fro ulcers proud flesh and riscs5 Of bone without
severe that when applied tis agony great ri nds
could stand by and me s,ner thls tae
much unlike honey.comh, the numerous ulcers Running
freely white pus with no sign OF blooa and a. whsH
scratch my fingers white pns would Issue fhersrota
a'AssN s'4s s-sSi BALTIMORE NY HONE
then reformed 70 Baltisnore, my old he1ne, expecting
20 nv The friends used viop. remedies some
which gay NE only teontihued 10 grow
worse; swelins came o., my es hip and after pain
sT S 70 SO. ~ nv Pt leg as The
cd on my right arm and also on len groi as also
other parts my body, which in nsbernnh size astoniSh-
ed who the. Twas reduced TO mere SKELETON,
and as weak as an infant ,,,
felt death would have been relief Ihed tried phy:
siaa and an The M ssS ssas s sSn T ITisT
funEp Of disease snsr 70 the one was 9Sosng
years: commenced taking 'aasnpso1s Fs0staeis
''''1'f' fHopR coMEsn
bottle OF which inspired with hops and by the
time Ihad tken Ave botla felt 50 tuileh Improved at
had the confidence believe that would cure me- con.
timed rs use-sl improving My ulcers healed and new
sqe a Sss ANU s @ Is Also sesd
general renovation Of health has taken place. aud
sl s1 but faint aes Of my but
friends who rea this VIII bear tesiim0pyte all that
4sss '''A y aa q ~ rsgetaeto 7ae.nre,.s
and will 70 all who are rs have BEEN TO use
y wa sas 4''1s'' e0l--sS EDw1N n spRA4Kl1N
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woop 4 co.. sia Irostsa M -
s ~ For sale In WHEELING ~
TN IoGAs { co,
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It's but an act Of justice to some gentlemen
here, connected with the unfortunate move here
for Fremont, 70 state thatt meeting has been
called without tiuir knowledge or assent and
we doubt not they disapprove sincerely of the
effort
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wheeling isiandi Propr,ertvl

Wheeling Island Property
EOF SnLIa. (
ETlE undersigned Offers fot sale that rart igeeitn
=, = !sisnd cow lp the e iisr ciArt
Market Sarten He has ha II laid fslds,
ranging In size from oae and half Arres,
lae forty feet vide running through she centre, the
Town Lots TO the head OF The Island. isE
beauty Of location and aht roferiy
Is not by the Ohio River and persons
sirolis c6ntrs con-
yenisnt the 70 those to engage IN the bsi
purchase
nlnt o. be SEEM making application
70 thu subscriber, who viii give
taou 70 IT. and the teI1nH Of sale VIII he
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;.
Ia falsa fnF
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AisoEor sale By =. u. LOGAN 3 co. q
Bridge Corner Druggists.
orders he Addressed above General Agents
they win supply the trade At ProprstCrs prices, aud send
the Pills couadeutally ladies by mall, by enclosing 81 70
either at the Wheeling Post-ofses.
y B-Dr. Dupeneos Golden PMS, Signature AZ Dupon.
co., every box other genuine For particulars sc.
Circular Of Agents. apso-iy .
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PR0Rg o. JlsyF00T. .ie - n -.
Anots me q rIrtses and power
Hair tttetefatlye. l1orths
gay pqfell sd And
Ala y soen eAn y ten me -
"a aet sssate Il q Sss
BE eHle 30 ~ ~ me
u i0ek hui FED young aelin - q t'l9s gAs
Rsspeetfrliy ours a. ~ n q ~
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NRW ApvaRTIsEMRNTs
Mqsonio Notioe.

n AsTER AIAsuSs, participating in the the ceremonies o.
he LAYING nfte Corner the Customllnnse
the nth September inst wiz meet in the Assembly Room
OF Washington Hs ~ oseinek aud Eill pc formed
The ueubelS COMPOSING; tha Presiding Lodge. together
With ROYAL arch Masen's and knights Tenplar viii meet IN
ths Malonio Hail At the Sane hour
By order Of oorIrDittes Of Arrangements.
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household gods. But your influence notwith.
standing your retiring nodeSty, is seen and felt
beyond this pharmaceutical sphere The chaste
and virtnous Lucretia WAS in the exercise OF this
right and performances Of these lluties among her
maids when theiegotism and lust of Tarquin
with his Yilest tread Of a william, and polluted
touch invaded the sancty other home. She pre-
ferred death to iniideiity or dishonor, which
reused feeling aud Infused n fire in the popu-
lace and awakened the frantic Brutus to the
stature of tle Patrus PatriR, with the true but
fatal weapon, reaking with her life blood andin-
vokins the gods IarqGin was an eSileSS tyFan-
ny banishcd, and Rome WIS free.
We also read ola General whose powers were
acknowledged by the then civilized world
Kings and Kingdoms paid homage to his bril-.
liant achievements aud whose glory was echoed
back by tho dormant energies of the sequester-
led GGiIi The tramp OF whose armies made the
world trembie. Yet We End that General and
monarch led captive; that army inactive and
enervatcd. The eulcgized greatness of the sew
en- hilicity, bowling before the facinating charms
and obsequously following the brilliant pageant
Of the flute and cyfnble. When the Roman SEN
ate in robes of state aDd with their authority the
priest with the power Of their mysterious rcli.
gion, and the persuasive eloqucnce Of their ora
tors had al failed to avert the anger Of an insQl
ted and outraged General. with his army of bar
barians, before the fated city. His mother, wife
and the inatrons OF tae city persuaded and can
qucrcd the General, and dispersed the bcsitgtrs;
and what eulogy upon female influence vas
given by Torcolanps; Oh! my mother, you have
snyed Rome, but lost thy son. Give Yankee
! General an army of Thousand virtuous and in
telligent females, the universe for battle field
! Tyranny and immortality his antagonists, angels
chained by their graces will follow his trium-
| plant chariot Peace and good will to man upon
earth viii be sang to their praise, moving the
throne Of the Most High. The political and So
cial renowu Of Washington, Franklin, Jefferson
! and Others Of our great men, is attributable to
the domestic altar
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IN. R. once. yaadaila,, june 81, 1884,

PROFESSOR weoD-- ''.7 = - =
DEAR SIR; take pleasure In bearing voluntary esti.
the excellence OF your Hair Restorative. Three
months ago, ms hair was very 1t isnoW very DARK
brown, he original colorl smooth and glossy The only an
pcaton have made to been the
ed by and which, from result iny own case can
most cordially reeounmepd TO others.
fRssPeStftily, yorrt,
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AT the marriage Of releus Tetis, nyraph were
assembled all the coda and godderses excepting Dlscor
iea, wse sho~ea her spasare by throwing aaonSs the
beauties "a Oiien apre which written the vords
Lstthc Beauty take rieInno. Minerva and VEINS each
claim nit. unwllins decide commanded 1sr
erry lead them shepherd Alexander gave the
prize to Venus
The Golden Apple for which all those des!ring beautiful
hair striving Of bottle tae on OF
VINE only elegant preparation for the head now before
the public
IAuemMs RusHF1EIp.
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's,rfse for your si.ars and Gres,
ssfisi for the green srayeg Of your ssFes,
God ind yoar native IAildn
AT the conclusion Of the exercises, three
cheers were given:
1st For Uisioa I'd. Three Cheers for the
Democratic Ladies of Pease Township. Sd.
Three Cheers for the standard bearers of the
Democratic Party.
Att o'clock the Hon. sherrard Clemens adj
dressed the assembled mass of people in his
usual eloquent and logical manner, and it has
left permanent impression upon the minds and
hearts of the citizens of Belmont county, that
they viii carry with them to the poles in DC.
tober and November next.
The following are the names of the Young La
dies representing the States. and the States they
represented:
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BRiehelor,s Hair Dye-wnrranfed TO dye
bro blse aste defy stsctioa without the isa. In
jury ihe half ika. the admiration Of the critical
envy fades. Iti the perfection ofthe
art Ills the oFI-aa Made sold. applied I'm nine
York. steel plssslabsi with IVA a. sATcnnose IL on
each box Of Zeaune,
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aiEssrs. q. y. WOOD q CO. 81 IS -
GENTS-Yonrs Of the 18Th came duly to hand En-.
closed pleas find dollars being the aountier
Hair RESTORATIVE. II have sodit all. s IS a. II
choose. send SIX dozen bottles Hair Restora.
tvs think Ies sell IL II has worked miracles tha
place. sold six 81 bottles, that baia and II
fetched nsW hn!T out AL oYeE his head.
Yours respectfully.
Vi. II: GsIDLEY.
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\ = ~ Valuable Properly for Sale
TIME subscriber sale tn and let
the corner PiuftI Quincy SITS. The lpnse has ecu
occupied pnfdinE houses
city, Il either house
or second caSs hotel close prpxiMit the fzIed
Raroud Depot makes utand for either Of the
above purpuses Terms saccpmn1od
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mus. DUFF Z E1.Es,g "A
me psonel viii her great Ys
lasaslsls...s saaas.lss ELfIkAs. lls.l-.l
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I"HE STOOD. WITH FORM ERECT" &C.,
II you would stand and enioy improvements in
YOUR appearance and in hsalth that will be Afforded
you ersct ocn and egpGdsd ctei go at the
Bridge Corner Drug Store, aud get Of those
yender braces, srtedfor both LANES and gentlemen.
They have also hne assortment Of Trnsses Snpporters
anisSes Beit4 II you need such IN article you
know where tolOok for It. as2s
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AT the close, S. F. Black on behalfo of Pease
Township, responded as follows:
.'I.XD1Es:--Thc delicate, yet pleasing duty,
ievolyes upon me to receive, with your approve
ing SMILES and from yonr fair hands, this en-
blem OF your country's greatuess-of the honor
and respect that country receives upon the seas
and IN every land where the sweet zephyrs uT-
fold its bright st ipcs and brilliant stars
The Gag sfthe free hearts only home,
By angel hands;o Talor given.
Trhe flag ascending tho pole under the super.
.intendence Of Alexander McSiuilen, so noted for
his skill in raising, and SO devoted to the cause
of Democraey- :.
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FoE .. : ~ Dta.sI..t.. ss..a...-...lly:
Ambrotypes for SD.

a1nOrOLyPFs TOT p1.
PARTRIDGE,at his and spacious rooms, With faei
ties operating for light equal to
the country, and far superior to in the CITY, Is
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. NE prepared 10 nake AubretEpes SO
they can be scntby mail without postage. Also
them in Iccets ahd pins price DasaerteOtypes
Petarsr aadss customers good
and warranted 70 last foi ages unchanged.
kinds of atsrfals used in the busuess for sale.
Rooms side Of Main above Monroe, Marsh
Taslor's new store. augis
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ANorHER SPLENDID BILIi
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t.or Sal q.
asstahis bald = On rec
dea5 xNpREpy yyifrlH
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MAnT1NsvrLLE, sept. s, is56.

Saptemher BE. fs5R.
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=A,MUsBMENTs.
AI5II IS s. 20 6 M.

GALE QF fittIt BafconT Cir1lf
Ia exfra charge for reserved seats 4sY5 Si-es
y - ID 10 f9. and from 9 to 5000
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From the New York Express.
New Jersey.

In Orange, Thursday night; there was, for a
country town, one of the largest sort of outpour-
ings. The hard-fsted mechanics and the sturdy
yeomanry of that region were out In mighty mass
es-displaying Esprit and energy beyond anything
known since 1910. The meeting was in the open
air, in little grove and the officers and speakers
were on an elevated platform, alive with telling
flags and speaking banners.
About halfpast eight o'clock an extra train came
in from Newark, with some twelve or fifteen hun
dred Americans from that city--the bone and
muscle of that industrious hive. A band of music
preceded, and in procession, "an army with ban
ners," marched up to the stand. The roar of can
non announced their approach, and rockets and
candles lit up the air and the sky.
Mr. James Brooks, of New York, the only
speaker present, addressed this large audience in
an elaborate speech, for neatly two hours, which
long as il was, was listened to apparently with pro-
found attention. That part of his speech which
demonstrates the Romanism Of Col Fremont from
his own public acts was lcported by competent
stenograper, and will soon be published in pamph-
let form.
Nine laundering cheers, which made all Orange
ring, were given for Willard Fillmore, JAS Brooks
and the Newarkcrs There is soul in an Orange
cheer that does the heart good.
Fremontism Is about as likely to carry New Jer-
sey as the Passaic to run up stream, or the Hack
ensack to take fire and burn up from an ice COLI
sion. The Jarseys is not the soil for Abolitionism.
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ciplss Of tho Nebraska biz t0ith great force
and efsctr' Ex-senator Shields maintained
that, under that Kansas act no man would
ever see another slave Territory on this CONT
nent and the Washington Union editorially
announced it's eradication that Mr.. Shields
was thus aiding Judge Douglas, and declared,
in so many words, that Mr.. Shields Sustained
the principles Of the Nebraska bill WITH GREAT
FORCE AND EFFECT -
Here the Union distinctly endorses the ar
guments of ex-senator Shields, maintaining
that the Kansas ebraska act would result in
preventing any more slave Territories being
formed, and assuming precisely the doctrine
advocated by Frank Pierce to ex-senator Cle-
mems of Alabama, and subsequently enforced
in the letters Of Churchill @. Cambreleng and
Martin Van Buren,, two Of the leading Free
soil sdeoeates in the North, both of whom with
all their adherents and friends, n0to support
James Buchanan for the Presidency! Verify
the Washington Union is model for South
ern press And verify the Northern Democ-
racy are very, gerry reliable friends (arc they
not y of Southern rights!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Daiiey's Magical Pain Extractor.-
There never has been discovery Matera Medlca
whereby pain can be quickly aayed and where parts
IN msh state OF Inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and sores can be
80 thoroughly and rapidly healed and decayed parts re-
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In Cuts Wounds, sprains, and Bruises Casualties 10
which children constantly subect the action OF the
genuine Daey's Pain Extractor Is the same How
much pain and suffering may thus prevented More
over life Itself Is often dependent upon having hand
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets the truth OF
which hold myself responsible.
No Of burns and scald no matter how Vere has
ever yet. In instance resisted the pain.
subdung and healing qualities OF the Dalleys Pain TX.
tractor.
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures Of "
Cckener Co., proprletors, and Henry Daley manufac-
tnrer Price % cents per box.
- All orders should be addressedto
@. v. CLICKENER a CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles stott and Marin Palmer and all
Druggists ap 8-eod
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

oAiohDAi, nubuos Q, ioUo.
There being no quorum present, call of the
House was ordered, when l22 members answered
to their names. Tie call was then suspended, and
the journal of yesterday was read.
The committees were called for reports on pri-
yate cases, when number were received and re-
ferred to the Committee oil the Whole
The private bills from the Senate on the Speak.
er's table were next taken up and referred to APP.
propriate committees.
The bills reported from the Committee of the
Whole, yesterday, were then taken up and passed,
with the exception of that for the relief of the heirs
of Sarah Ann Dye, which was laid on the table,
Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio, moved that the House
20 into Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union for the purpose of considering some one
Of the general appropriation bills.
Mr.. SMITH, of Virginia, moved that the House
go into Committee Of the Whole on the private
calendar which motion did not prevail
The motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL was then agreed
to, and the House accordingly went into Commit
tee, and resumed the consideration of the fortif-
cation bill.
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:. Barking Up the wrong Tree.n

The Buchananites of York county, Pennsyl-
vania, are assaiing Mr.. Fillmore because the
Galphin claim Qhey say was allowed under
his administration. AS to the merits of that
claim we pass no opinion, but if there be any
responsibility growing out of its allowance, it
is not chargeable to Mr.. Fillmore, for it was al
lowed and paid under the Taylor administra-
ton, and before Mr.. Fillmore became Presi-
dentl It may not be out of place to add, that
it was paid upon the advice of Attorney Gene
raj Reverdy johnson, who is 1--WE learn in ia
yor of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency Won
it was most righteous claim They under
stand well, from practice, how to lay aside one
opinion and adopt another, or, they have not
learned the art of which "Old Buck" is master.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON Nat. MONUMENT SocIErY,
Washington, July l, 1866.
I'm accordance with an order of the Board
- of Managers, the public are requested to pay no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned by the
Board
This notice is not TO be construed as a censure on
the agents, but it is designed to efecuate general
settlement of the affairs of the Society. The Board
is well assured of eventual success in the patriotic
enterprise in which it is engaged but it has resolved
to suspend further proceedings by agency until q
plan, now under consideration, for combining ell
cheney, promptitude and safety, is matured
Balances due iom agents, or offerings from indie
pendent contributors, to be sent by draft payable
TO the order Of the Treasurer Of Washington Nation al
Monument Society, enclosed Ia letter 10 the under
signed. BY order:
SAMUEL Y0RKE ArLEE,
july 5--d6 Secretary w. N. NJ. y.
N. b. Editors throughout the United States will
confer favor the Society and benefit the public,
by publishing this notice and sending TO the Score
tary copy OF the paper containing the same.
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THE STEAMBOAT CALAMITY ON LAKE GEORGE
1t is now believed that fifteen lives were lost by
the burning of the steamer John jay on Lake
George. A passenger who was on board writes:
The boat took fire at or near twenty minutes af.
ter six, and from the time the first smoke burst
out till she lay continued fame from stem to
stern, could not have exceeded ten minutes. For
tunately, on reaching the shore, we were within
half mile Of country hotel kept by Mr.. Garfield,
at place called the Hague. We had not been
long at the hotel before they began to bring in the
bodies 1t was not till then that any fully appre-
ciated the danger from which they had escaped.
The remains of Miss Renshawe from New Or
leans were brought to the hotel She was beau
tful creature just eighteen years of age, and tho
only daughter of parents that had lavished every
thing that money could bring upon her education,
which she had just completed, and was making
this Northern trip under the protection of her uncle
and his wife, ]. A. White and lady.
Mrs. Thwing, who was lost was the mother of
noble little boy, who was travelling with her.
When the little fellow had got safe to shore from
the wreck, he saw his helpless mother floating be-
meath the surface of the water He sprang to save
her, but was held by those whose feeble arms were
as helpless as his own. He then knelt upon the
stones and poured forth such fervent prayer to
God to save his poor mother; but no--her doom
was sealed. Her widowed husband and motherless
child have gone to their desolate hearth followed
by the remains of her who had made their home
the happiest spot on earth.