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NEWSuTEMS.


THE quantity Of maple sugar made in Ohio
this year must be very great In Newbury
Township, Gsauga county, Assessor's returns
show that there had been made 6O,9l4 pounds
Of sugar and 70I gallons Of u,oissses manufac-
tured from the maple tree.
. \ rELEeRAPHIc dispatch from New Orleans,
states that advices from the City of Mexico to
the 29th of April have been received Great
excitement existed relative to the fillibuster ex-
petition in Sonora, and 4, coo troops had been
sent against it Gen. Crabbs, the leader of the
invading party, It was reported had already
captured several points.
TnE Legislature Of Minnesota has made an
appropriation of $4,000, which has been placed
at the disposal of the Governor, to recover the
four women alleged to have been captured by the
Indians and carried off in the recent Indian dis
turbances on the frontier. They are supposed
to be somewhere between the Big Sioux and
the Missouri.
TIE commissioners appointed by the Legisla.
ture of Illinois to fix place for State Normal
School, have selected Bloomfield for its location.
A FIRE at Oroville, California, the last mail
from San Francisco informs us destroyed pro-
perry to the amount of SS0, 600, including
theatre and ten other buildings Tho fire was
caused by boy employed to work arounl. the
theatre, who was lighting lamp, when it burst,
and in endeavoring to blow it out, the flames
communicated with the lining, and instantly
spread over the building.
New ORLEANS papers of Thursday, the 9th,
contain an account of tremendous hail storm
near Camden, Arkansas which destroyed the
crops, Une-halF of the wheat crop being lost
Flour has risen to Sl4ueI6.
THE entire debt of the United States, aud of
all the States of the Union combined, is not
equal to one years interest on the debt of Eng
land; our entire debt, State and National, being
$22O,oOo,oOO, or its equivalent, eI4,oOO 600.
The National debt of Great Britain is almost, or
perhaps quite, twelve hundred million pounds
sterling.
THE Wagon Roads to the Pacific, which were
ordered to be constructed at the last session of
Congress, viii, it issupposed, be completed be-
fore the close Of the present year. The differ
ent corps for the execution of the work are al.
ready organized and in motion.
TAE Ladies' Five Points Mission, N. Y, col
lected upwards of $4,000 at the Academy of
Music, on Thursday night last, to aid in the
construction of its school rooms, which are rem
dered necessary in order to meet the demands
upon that Institution.
WAsurSoTox letter says that samples of
Sugar from the Chinese cane, and alcohol dis
titled frOm the juice, have been shown at the
agricultural bureau of the Patent Office, which
places the qnesuOn OF its enPahility of crystali-
cation beyond doubt
TIE steamship Black Warrior has arrived at
New Orleans.with advices from Havana dated
on the cd of May. There was nothing of po-
litical importance transpiring on the island -
Prices of sugars ranged very high; exchange
improving, and freights very dull. The city
was healthy and the weather delightful.
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UTAH AND THE MoRMoEs.-The Louisville
Journal and Cincinnati Enquirer as one means
of getting rid of the difficulties suggests that
the Law establishing Territorial Government
for Utah be repealed Should this be necessary
to expCl polygamy from the Territory But says
the Journal:
"First let the United States Government send
out Governor, and other public functionaries,
to Utah, and sustain them by military force in
the discharge of their functions, and probably
nothing more will be necessary If Brigham
Young and his followers shall, as they are now
threatening, array themselves againststhe Gov
eminent, they can be SO humbled and crushed
that their atrocities will never again cut any
figure in the world. Tho Government, in Crap.
ping directly with the Mormon rebellion, will
be virtually graphing with the question of pc.
gamy-graPpllng with it in all probability,
sufficiently for every practical purpose.
= II the law creating the Ter
ritory Of Utah were repealed, and if the people
there were annexed to California, and Oregon,
and Kansns, and Nebraska and New Mexico, or
to be a part of them, then those people would
be under laws prohibiting polygumy, and the
United States would have clear and unques-
tionable right to put down by force all rebellion
against such laws. A monstrous evil which is
now dark stain upon our land, could then be
obliterated, without the exercise of any uncon-
stitutional or even doubtful power"
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SEE WHAT YoU ARE DRlNKMo.-Dr Hiram
Cox, chemical inspector of alcoholic liquors in
Cincinnati, states, in an address to his fellow
citizens, that during two years he has made
two hundred and fortyenine Inspections OF va
fious kinds of liquors. and has found more than
nine tenths of limitations, and great portion of
them poisonous connections OF brandy, he
docs not believe there is one gallon Of pure in
hundred gallons, the limitations having corn
whisky for basis, and various poisonous acid
for the condiments. OF wines, not gallon in
a thousand, purporting to be sherry, port
sweet Malaga DC, ispuTe, but they are made Of
water sulphuric acid, alum, Gumea pepper,
horse.radish, &c, and many of them without
single drop of alcoholic spirit DIR. Cox war
rants there are notten gallons Of genuine port
wine inCincinnatil In his inspection Of wills
key, he has found only from seventeen to TWEEN
ty per cent of alcoholic spirit, when 1t should
have forty-fve to fifty, and some of it contains
'sulphuric and enough in quart to eat hole
through mans stomachl"
1t is said that many fish have been killed
lately in the SciOto river, near Chilicothe, Ohio
by the drainage from the whiskey distilIeries
This did not formerly occur and there is moth
ing in the graiuthat should prove fatal to the
fish. 1t is no doubt the effect of strychnine,
recently introduced into tho manufacture Of
whisky, By the use of certain quantity of
this poison mixed with tobacco Juice, every
bushel of grain is made to produce five gallons
of whisky, while, with an honest distilation, the
product is only half that amount. The slop
from this filthy compound is found to be fatal to
the distlery hogs, and chemist, who carefully
analysed the whisky, found that barrel of it
contained enough strychnine to kill thirty mem
So notorious and alarming has this use of
deadly poison become, the Ohio legislature has
just passed law making it State Prison offence
to use strychninc IN the manufacture of whisky.
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FRE IN ruE MouNrAIxs.-Knobly mountain
on the south, and Dams mountain on the west
of us are on fire, which is rapidly spreading
over large area. On Sunday night Knobly
mountain presented grand sight. There were
streaks of FIRE reaching from the base to the
summit and a redlight shot upwards, seeming
" to reach the very sky, whilst dense volume
Of smoke carried by the current Of air, aoated
like pail over our city. The scene was one of
indescribable grandeur, and can only be wit
messed in a mountain region like ours. So far
we have heard Of no damage done, except tho
injury to vegetation in tho Immediate track of
tho fire an15. CieillidR.
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DIR. NJ. DIE vAI.LETS


These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled succsssVing the great
est misunderstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm in correcting irregulariy and OBJ
Sruetlons, producing regular the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stmuant. They produce agreeable
exhieratIon and happy Influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposng Themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills, they viii produce
miscarriage although under circumstances injurious
the most delicate For Salely
janis LAuGuL1Ns BUsHFIELD.
DAI4LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are as nseparabe AS FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces palm and pain produces
aamaton Wherever theTeis heat throbbInE
redneSs, matter whether It caused by fever hur
sore poison FheunatI piles, scad burn sting, there
IS inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation must be subdued To
eompiish efforts physician are always direct
ed. Thousands Of physicians, and thousandof
most SNgacous persons who have used DALLEY's MAGIC
ALPAIE EXTRACTOR, convinced admit, that It's
control Is most wonderful and immediate,
Instantly aaying the palm neuraEnR poison, extracting
morbid secreOns and forcing nature to her
renewing and healing No burn, sead, or allnent
yield oothng curing InHueuee. APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine encyclopedia sesI Plate Engraving with
the names of O, " CLIcKENER CO., proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25 cts..per box.
All orders should be Addressed to o, Y. Cickener
Co., 81 BARCLAY st. New York. Il. LOGAN Z Co.
sp2S:1m Wheeling, Va.
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AnbrotYpes for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms With faen
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal
any the country and far superior 70 any in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country Hsls prepared to make Ambrotypes so
they be sentby mall without extra postage Also 70 set
them in loekets aud pins price DaguereotypeS-
Pictures aadsfor customers good exhibited
and Warrantedt6 last fol ages unehaneeds II
Ankinds ofmAterials used In the business Sorssle.
TayloF's new store auRlR
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FLIGHT OF BRlouAM YOUNo-The reported
flight of Brigham Young from Salt Lake re-
quires confirmation. The following is the only
mention of it that we find in our California ex-
changes. 1t occurs in some news from Carson
Valley:
"a report was prevalent in the Valley to the
effect that serious dissension had arisen among
the Saints at Salt Lake city. 1t is said that
brigham Young has been compelled to fee the
city, to save himself from the fury OF his flock.
The difficulty had its origin in matters relating
to the administration of the church property, we
belieye."l
TnE Lafayette Qnd) Journal of May 9th,
says that "a beastly tragical scene occurred" at
Hagerstown, Wayne county, Ind, on the 25th
of May, at Van .Amburgh & Co.'S Menagerie
and Circus. then and there on exhibition. The
Lion attacked Cougar Of great size and bean.
tifully spotted. professor" LangwOrthy rush
cd into the cage forgetting even his little whip,
but the lion made the fatal spring and tore the
cougar into pieces. Langworthy was then in
the cage with the enraged lion, and fortunately
found an iron instrument used for cleaning ca
ges, withwhich be brought tho outrageous SOW
crsign Of beasts to terms, The Journal says:
The audience during this fearful spectacle ex-
hibited not one sign Of fear or anxiety, but re-
fSined themostpleasing countcnances, as though
il was all circus any how and as many cx-
pressed II as quite "little fTacas" Not so
with the attaches of the company, who, on the
conclusion Of the Professors performances,
gathered around him in the most anxious man
ner, expressing their high and manifest delight
chat their friend ana fellow traveller was unharm
cd Mr.. Van Amburgh Immediately repaired
TO his Geological buildings in Cincinnati, for
another Leopard in place Of the one so teaFtully
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AMANMoru Tennessee DrNxER.-The dinner
table at the late railroad festival in Memphis,
was nearly three-quarters of mile long, and
had on it 5000 plates and dishes, $500 lbs.
beef and mutton, 70 hams, go pigs, l25 turkeys,
400 chickens, $50 beef tongues, 10 bbls. pota-
toes, 10 baskets salad, 10 bols. ice water, 500
lbs. cake, besides, raisens, almonds, oranges,
&c. Some 10000 or 5000 persons partoOk of
the dinner.
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NATIONAL HorEL-The National Hotel, at
Washington still remaiqs unoccupied, and there
owners to do anything towards opening itagain,
or removing the stigma now resting upon it
The corporate authorities hesitate about taking
any decisive steps in regard toit, fearful of en-
falling upon themselves something more dread
full than the late disease-a lawsuit There is
a marked difference in trade throughout tho
whole section wherei it is located, and those in.
terested attribute it to the closing of TINT es.
adjustment. Let those who are so affected get
up a stock company, purchase the ground, and
erect new hotel in its place one that would
be an ornament to the city, and a benefit to
and itappears necessary to do something in the
premises before the next session of Congress.
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DIR. BAUNBAcE, in his travels on the cape Of
Good Hope, says:-I found very frequently
among the Dutch Doors of the back country,
Aye,'s Cherry Pectoral which they kec7 hung
up by thong around the neck of the l. tile to
a peg. over their hammoclls. Indeed, thi seems
to be their sole protection against the thirst and
lung disorders which are quito prevalent among
them. thought it a speaking commentnn the
practical genius Of the American people, that
they should furnish the staple, believe theouly
remedy this people buy touse. Asking if they
used the same manufacturers Pills, they told me
that better purgatives grew, all around them than
any body could prepare.
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New Muatn

Just ISsUED-Leouore Poka We Joy that thou art Pree
Write to me very oen, On the Border Of streamlet
We're all fond of KiBSnB Juhnta (Wanta Evening
Bell, Natural Bridge schotSch, aazurEa TraineGux
Fairy Schottiseh, Keepsake Sch0ttiseh Franklin Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz Church HI waItz
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower Schosch Persian Dance.
tnS9 = "a Monroe Ct
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GRAIN AND FRu1r PRosPEcrs IN SournERN It.
LINOis-The Springfield Republican learns from
Hon. g. W. Webster, President of the Illinois
State Agricultural Society, that the early snow
wheat in Southern Illinois never looked better
in any season. There may be failure in few
fields sOwn late; but there will be but few. We
learn from the same source that apples and
peaches will be likely to be plenty in Southern
Illinois. The fruit buds of the apple trees arc
not injured in the central part of the State; and
the few peach trees which survived the winter
of 1866 will be likely to produce more fruit
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AN ExTRAosDrNARy Han sron3.-The No.
bile Tribune gives an account of singular hail
storm at Eastport, on the Warrior river, Ala.
on the Tth inst The morning was clear and
pleasant, but at ten o'clock thunder was heard
in the distance; heavy clouds were seen imme-
diately after, followed by cold northwest wind,
and heavy drops of rain for about ten minutes.
Then came hail, of which the Tribune says:
For twenty minutes bail stones, measuring
from one to two and n half inches in diameter,
fell thick and fast The heavens were full of de.
scending erolites. The river was dashed into
fury-onits surface spray and foam were alone
observable; while on either sidelimbs and leaves
were falling from the trees; the ground was
white and literally covered with enormous sized
hail stones, which were rebounding from the
earth and dancing about in wild confusion. AT
ter the storm passed over, the sun again burst
fnrthin mall its glory; but the warmth of its rays
failed to take the keen chill from the atmosphere
during the remainder of the day.
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CHEAT EXCITEMENT AT IxDIANApoLls.- GER
tain conditions of the atmosphere, the neon Ri
sing Tor settng) presentsa remarkably fiery and
blood-red appearance. This occurred at indiana
apolis, on Tuesday evening, and threw the in.
habitants of that goodly city, who have lately
been very much agitated on the subject Of the
comet, into terrible fright. Tho alarm bells
were rung, and the fire engines brought out, aud
the excitement and confusion for a few moments
was Undesirable, They supposed that the
comet had struck, and that the final confagrn.
ton was at hand. The idea of calling out the
engines under such circumstances was worthy
of the genius of Dame Darlington, who under
took to repel an invasion of the Atlantic with
her mop Jayette Journal
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meneed using Woods Hair estorSftTe INV hsr
was almost white and had been last ten years
ana II was very thin on the top Of head very loose
ana pulled out eeyj but found that before used al
me second bottle (Which eight Eeeks) my hair Was
nov nov free from d1ndTua and quite moist have had my
seen any thing ike white hair starting from the roots and
II Is now as thick as It Ras does not come out Al
July i, 1855. -Yo1rE Sr 80
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CHRONIC DIARRHQ1A.
We have in possession the certhese Of respectable
citizen testlyng that he entirely cured of this rea
fni disease by using BRRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTRRs.
We shall take pleasure In showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement ap2-lwdaH
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.NlSO.II,IICE.

N1O1NICEG.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that from and after this
Martha Keatns, and said ASkeR viii hereafter con-
duct the Confectionery establishment Market his
and his account and all authority heretofore
given the said AfkeW agent, above mentioned, hnS
been revoked and annued by mutual consent.
Iaya !
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From tss Baltimore Eutriot aud Commercial Gazette
HAMPToNs TINoTURE.-ThIs medicine, which has been
before the public for years. but more especially
the year. by Messrs Mortimer MoWbray, pro-
prisoGs has with remarkable success have seen
from the respectable Alarge number of pa
TENTS relieved number Of the medical
profession also have used It In their practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed p,a0 quack nostruns but
bray, from above mentioned, to be
nothing more than Justice call attention of the people
to their advertisement in tO-day's paper.
- TIL. LOGAN CO,
Archie Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Can on them, np2s-lw-daw
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MEDICAL.

AlIeToN's TINcTURH
ID WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPTON's TINCTURE
WILL CURE COUGH
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
,HAMPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE scRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
MISREPRESENTATION
HAMPToN'S TINoTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
ESa5la5 It WILL RSyIGoRATE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTUBE
WILL CURE Low. SRIRITS
HAMPT0N'S TtNGTURE.
Wherever used been Euccessul In CUHINd DISEASE
Ior DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN 1T IA
-'--- ''.'.', IR r. WYE W. nT IL " u s's's nanny
No l95 Souri, PAcA sFRgET. BALTIMORE
os . A. T sR1S g 81 S sl3 1isso4' Dl'1'
no. 90 REGISTER STREET, BALTIinRE,
RoR dreadful cass ri .ScyofdEa Of gtars' ltdndiag
H''9 59HS q tsess 81 S99S TsSforsd e AsGhR
No. $50 Baltimore 81.
ef fss fr yig tS Of s s IT, Ter
XEREDiT4RY SGROFULI.
boy In the family of the Hon. W P. Thonassnn.
member Of Congress from Kentucky, "a soryi
from head to foot HIS eyelids turned inside out protTuI
ing over the eyeballs to produce bndnes He
cured By HI yS9 en- veSSt1hls TIRetaTs
Dir Nm. Oldham OF Baltimore eustoni-honse suffered
from these complaints for 1s months with bod and mind
TinetuFe, after other things faiird f,'-
COTGH CONSTIPATION. dc.
Mr. Henry @. Rinn hal CouGf for yeaFsRreat
ness etc. had N a 1--WE or SIX PHYSICIANS tried all the
:. H1IPZ6l !. u HE sl5.s AB1K ENuTCRE
93SeS e SsE SsSS h192 ssI,Esns Err
TIE m: 6 5s ron AlY6 RESToRER Of
THE SUMNER ITS DIsEAsEs-THE REM
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June o. 49,
haTe used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative AMI
have admired its wonderful eject Ny hair becoming
As Thought permanently gray, but by the the .e
1t has resumed It's original eoor anil have no
uoupt permanently so. SIDNEY BREEZE,
EN.SenltoF United Stalea
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PRoF. WOODS Hair Restorative, advertised in
another column, is spoken Of, by all who have
used it, and by the press everywhere, as an eS.
cellent article for the preservation of the hair,
and for the promotion Of Its growth. We have
ouFselt tried 1t as toilet article, and find it to
be superior to any other; and have known
others who experienced great benefit from its
use Il is worth trial, at least, by those
whose hair has tendency to come out-TR Ken
tleGy TeomGR.
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WALL. PAPER, CHEAPER TITAN EVER.
GTE WI now sell ne wide heavily glazed wall paper as
w $50 and 31 cents, which formerly sold, and Is
selling elsewhere t 40 and 81 cents per bolt The paper
in perfect order and the only O6er this induce
ment to purchasers % that the papers, at tile prices
are too high for the market We have also In hands very
hne assortment of cheap aper which offer very low
Aho Just received new books, among them the private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster, his
Mrs S0uhWoTth Travels in RurOPe Iranseus Inquire
Wthli The days Of my Life; School AmuSement5; GTaea
Amber, by Mrs Dennson: KanEass resources Be- Maps
Of Western States for ST. also, fun assortment School
and Blank Books, g., &c. : lI4-l.4
( late Ia and veakiv 0eye
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TnR CELEBKATIoN AT JAMESTOWN, Va.-This
celebration, in honor of the landing of the
colonists under Capt John Smith i'm Virginia,
on the 18th of May, 1907, which took place on
Wednesday, on the deserted site of the. first set.
Element, was magnificent affair. The crowd
on the grounds was variously estimated at from
six to eight thousand, including sixteen militia
ry companies from Richmond, Portsmouth, Nor
folk and Petersburg. large number of ladies
graced the scene with their presence, and add
dgreatly to the beauty and attractions of the
says:
Sixteen streAmers, many of them frst-classi
were anchored in the stream, all gaily dressed
with flags and streameTs, which Haunted in the
breeze, and presented a scene ut once beautiful
and picturesque. Several bands Of music were
also on. the ground, sending forth Their enliven-
ing notes and adding largely to the interest of
the commemoration.
The site selected for the ceremonies was
plat of about ten acres on the very spot where
large portion of the houses of the colonists
were built, and of which now scarcely trace
is observable Suitable stands for the orators
made for the accommodation of ladies and 9TH
erS.
The Grafton of ex-Prcsidcnt Tyler, which oc-
cupied about two hours and hllf, is spoken of
as an effort eminently worthy the occasion and
its distinguished author.
The poem, from James Barron Hope, ESQ.,,
of Hampton, was received with universal favor.
Gov. H. A.WiSc was present, and being called
upon spoke for about 80 minutesin eloquentand
thrilling terms.
An elegant dinner was served up, and the fes.
tiyitics of the day closed with display OF fire.
works and grand ball