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5tafAWarE.

a PPLE PARERS-WH7CH Pare.
h Core and Slice-what every family should have
Rti1e 30 cents each. For sale by
COLWELL 4 CO.,
QugA l43 nufatin II.
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PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

FEVER AND AaUE ExTERMINATEDl
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CURES INSURED IN 4 DAY:

NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
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DLATFORM AND COUNTER
IL Scales-large and small sizes, SpriuR Balance
ior Grocersl Butchers and Families. scales Steel
yards and Patent beams Tor heavy drnughts for sale
by COLWELL q 90,
M Ifg nnfo so eF-a
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INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs.
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HAYING TOOLS.-SYTHES.
III snaths, RAkes, sythe-stOnes, &C, for sale By
H. X. RAYNOLDS,
iuuel8 g6 SUPERIOR street.
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D0RCELAIN KETTLES AND
Sauce Pans, for sale by
COLWEIL a Co,
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THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
for all
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HRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
~ Straight, sc, for sale by
L. K RAYNOLDS,
IVA u
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DOAD SCRAPERS-PLANK-
y for sale low. II. X. RAYNOLDS,
funeIgW3 Qf Snnerior 7traat
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aattditiuEs. Z
DR.. SWEETS
INFA LLIBLE LINN EN- T,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA,
LUMBAGO. STIFF NECK, JOINTS
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ADHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
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NEW AND RELIARLE FRE1aHT RoUTE.

BALTIMORE OHIO AND CLEVELAND &
PITTSBURGH RAILROADS.
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GEO. W. JOHNSON. ". D. JOHNSON
G. W. JOHNSON & son.

manufacturers OF Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AEING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
4 L improved facilities, we arc better prepared now
than ever to fill all orders for any article or work in
the above line of business. Vallies and Conductors
made TO order. Steamboat work done in substau-
ti"i and workmanlike manner. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch of the trade and
can gnnrantee satisfaction in every particular. To
wholesale Dealers offer inducements that
cannot lie found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware is
complete and the assortment is full at all times We
Keep stock of thelateSt and most approved patterns
oil Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at all times.
g. W. JOHNSON g. son,
No. 1I9 Market Square,
Jy@-d&wtt VIII ceiling Va.
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ding to tho space occupied and the number OF changes
made.
Alladvcrtisements from transient persons or strang
ers. to be paid far in d6rGnce.
business Cards not exceeding five lines 81 per yenr.
or Sc for six months but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than a square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons ns
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
nf"nction sales and real estate in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
BI% Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases Mt full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. uovlI'59
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IETN A
Insurance Go. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & Surplus, s2,19l,1OO.O2.
1h. INclLE Of this Cn1nnnnr il nnrRI.E n,nt Of
Assets, january 4, 1900.


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Us Stocks perct sen-lnnual interest ...156I50 90
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50 . Waterbury Bank - .......5 53bD 90
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

.J,tat Published. IN a Sealed EnreZorc.
ALECTURE on THE NATURE. .TREA ATNIENT AND
RADICAL CgRE OF SPERM ATOERnOEA.'o .'or SOM
inal Weakness Sexual Debility. Nervousness AMI
Involuntary Emissions, producing IInpotsncy, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. ). CULvERwELL, NJ. n,
The important fact thut the awful consequences Of
selfabuse may be eiTeCtualiy removed without inter
nal medicines or the dangerous applications of
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[For the Intelligonccr.l

[For the Intelligonccr.l
Mr.. Pryor stated on Saturday evening,
that General jackson denied the right of
notification, but did not deny the right of
secession. This is great mistake, as will
be seen by the following extract from the
proclamation of the ''Old Hero" on the
subject Of South Carolina notification
and disuniou. The friends of General
jackson are not willing his great name
shall be used as shield for the Brcckin-
ridge disunionists.
\ JACKSON DEMoCRAr.
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TNIsRTs OF ADVERTISING.

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Pryor VS.. Jackson.

The IIsrePre esentn1ions of the For-
mer Concerning the Lntter-Thc
D"ctrlHe of Secession 1t was irl
1882, and as IL is Now.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

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HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR FALL, STOCK
II of Books, Stationery, &C., and are prepared to
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Of Envelope, Blank Books Note, Letter and Cap
Of Sunday School Libraries, Present Books for the
old, youngnu middle NSed.
Albums,
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Writing Desks,
Ink Stands,
Campaign Flags.
Campaign Medals
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JUST OUT,
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F. A. BRENTLINGER & co.
Cumberland CemenC.

4 n UNEQUALLED ARTICLE FOR ALL KINDS
:! "A Of Masonry whore water is to be resisted ;
Ctsterns; Grouting for Cellar Floors and aI purposes
for which Cement is used
On the new baltimore City Water Works in the
construction Conduit this Cement was used erclt-
STS2Iy. 1t is also lxtensively used on tho masonry
Ta , s1nels Of tho Baltimore and Ohio, aud ~ w. Va
A4IuToaes. &C., &c.
III 1t has ressntly been most thoroughly tested upon
tne t new Water Works, in Baltimore where il has
een used in all situations which required work OF
enc MfoTt Psect character. In tho construction of
te Drlck conduit which is said to he the bst DiCce
2. isor q TIE kina in the country, over 100000 bu.
Es S OF rms Cement were used, and both engineers
mas sSDerintendents in saying that while Il
for ltse in lvet places and tuere IL ia ne
o,o ,,E, OVER STnOXG SPRINGS, it has this
~ - III other quick setting Cemcnts that
not So.S 70 S4 S"SEces and coscd 70 e s il is
quantities to suit purcls a., T.; r,, - ~, :,
jye5 Agens}>.oR wbos,,nr
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Upwards of SI3,OOO,OOO
o. Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.
in the past IL years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Ri,,s accepted consistent with solvcncy and
fair profit.
Il still0Hrui'ong girsn 70 Insurance. D DWELLINGS,
end CjniHi: far terms ri o,e tn fire years.
Tie progress Of this Cooperation has been stable
s1iunincrruptei through seasons of financial sun
anil storm periods eventful in or exempt from
s7~Iins coHR1grltiOns anl maritime disaster. Be
ing long established cash basis. the troubles of
the credit affect us in material particular.
barring hard times the security OF reliable Insu-
rA1e Is an imperative duty-the ability Of property
holder, tosustain loss being then much lesSencd.
Policies issued without delay. anil all business at
icaIsd 10 with dispatch and fidelity. hv
\. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
OIce over the Bank Of Wheeling.
srN
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Mr.. Stephen Church of this Town
ship presented us with basket of beau
tlful BelleAower Apples. We have seen
nothing in market yet that will compare
with them. Accept our thanks. x.
The prisoners of whom we spoke
last week, broke Jail on Sunday evening
last, and made good their escape. There
were, four of them, and reward of $50
each is offered by the Sheriff for their
recovery. x
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Turn Out

To the demonstration tonight. The
Wide-Awakes, and everybody else, will
be there. Let there be such an out
pouring of the people as Pomeroy has
never seen. Come prepared to enjoy the
victory. Leave all jealousies-al1 bitter
feelings-all partizan hatreds behind
With joy and gladness-with good will
to all men-withe faith in the tri-
umph of truth and right-With trust
in the virtue, intelligence and progress
of the people, come to the jubilee to-
night! Let the ladies come and add by
their presence and smiles to the joy of
the occasionl Come one, come all! and
let the free air be freighted with the
generous huzzas! of thousands of free
voices! Come to the jubilee!
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ERRY b AVIS F.
.- VEGETABLE
Pain Killer.

PainKiller.
PUBLIC TO THIS LONG TESTED AND UNRl.
VAILED
Family Medicine.
The Pain Killer is purely vegetable compound,
and while it is most efficient Remedy FOR Pain it is
perfectly SAFE medicine even in the most unskilfu
hands.
For Summer Complaint,
or anv other form of Bowel Disease in Children oil
Adults, it is almost certain cure, and has without
doubt been more successful in curing the various
kinds OF
cholera
than any other known remedy; or even the mos
skilfu physician. In India, Africa, and China,
where this dreadful disease is ever less prev
alert, the
PAIN KILLER,
is considered by the natives, as we'll by European
residents, i'll those climates,
A Sure Remedy.
As Tonic for the Stomach, it is unrivalled.
few doses will relieve severe eases of
49, Indigestion,
and it is often perfect cure for ~ i-
q Y Dyspepsia
in its most aggravated FORMS Its tonic and stmula
ting properties, arousng the system to vigorous &C
tion, render it most effectual cure for
Colds and Coughs,
when used according to directions.
For external application it is unsurpassed by any
medical preparation krowR.
as rheumatism,
and Neuralgia Affections are quickly relieved an d
often cured by it. ANY soreness in the Muscles OF
Joints can be relieved by Its application. 1t cures
instantly the most violent
TOOl7lacllc.
1t should always be kept near at hand, to be used
in cases of severe ..-
Burns o. SclIdS,
If applied Immediately. according to directions il
will give ins ant relief and prevent biistering.
1t is peculiarly adapted to the wants of
.l Steam bO;atmen,e
and others travelling our Western Rivers
u PUirectionS accompany each bottle.
IL has been tested in every variety of climate, and
by almost every nation known to Americans. 1t is
the almost constant companion and inestimable
friend of the missionary and the traveer-on sea
and 1and-and no one should travel on our lakes or
rivers without il.
- Sold by dealers everywhere. -' y.
yCAUTION.
1he pubic Will be cautious that they get the gen.
uine Pain Killer, as some unprincipled men use
that name for their own worthless compounds in 50
doing they deceive the comm unity, and infringe
upon the TRADE MARK'' of Perry Davis.
Cents, SO Cents and 81 Per
j. n. HARRIS IL CO., Proprietors for the South and
West.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Sold wholesale and retail by A. sEEBoHM and d.
REED, PnmerOy. O..
July 81, ls60.-3B-1y
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IMPORTANT FROM OREGON.-BOl,,

IMPORTANT FROM OREGON--BOLT T
OF THE BRECKINRIDGE sENA-
TORS. s-a
The political news from Oregon is
important The Legislature of that
State met the 10th of September at Sa-
lem. The House was organized by
electing Benjamin Hording, Douglas
Democrat, who at the two last elections
voted far Logan, Republican, for Con-
gress, as Speaker. r. McPatten, Re-
publican, was elected Chief Clerk; AL
len, Douglas Democrat, Assistant Clerk:
and Sewerage, Republican, sergeant-at-
Arms.
The organization Of the Assembly
was regarded by the Brcckinridge men
as an indication that Douglas and
Republican coalition was already formed
to elect Col. Baker, Republican, and
s. W. Nesmith, Douglas Democrat,
| United States Senators,
The Constitution of Oregon requires
two thirds of all the members eleted to
each House to form quorum to do
bushes Upon receiving news of the
organization of the House, six of the
Breckenridge members of the Senate
bolted, absconding from Salem early on
the morning of the 18th, leaving that
body without quorum, and the Senate
continued in that condition up to the
latest account.
Both Houses adjourned until Mon
day, Sept. 18th. ~.
AS the stage passed through Corval-
lis on the 14th, the Sergeant-at-
Arms was there with posse of citizens
searching for the abseonding Senators,
who on the arrival of the officer had
taken to the bush to avoid arrest
They had all been stopping at Corvallis
ever since leaving the Senate. One of
them was arrested. but subsequently
made his escape.
A resolution had passed the Senate
empowering the Sergeant-at-Arms to
compel the attendance Of absent mem
bers to call to his aid whatever force is
necessary.
The President of the Senate is Hon.
L. s. Elkins, and the Secretary is Mr..
Pope. Both are Douglas men.
The Sergeant t-at-Arms to whom has
been entrusted the delicate task of
bringing back the absconding members
is of the same political faith.
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BANCROFT VS.. DOUGLAS.

We take the following extract from
Bancroft's second volume on the war of
American Independence. Heis descant-
ing on fundamental principles of free
dom in Virginia:
Other colonies had framed bills OF
rights in reference to their relations
with Britain; Virginia moved from char
ters and customs to primal principles;
from narrow alteration with lawyers
about facts to the contemplation of i'm
mutable truth. She summond the eter-
nal laws of man S being to protest against
all tyranny The English petition of
right in 1858 was historic and retrospec-
tive; the Virginia declaration came di-
rectly out of the heart of nature, and
announced governing principles for the
people in all future times. 1t was the
voice of reason going forth to create new
institutions, to speak new political
world into being. Virginia presented
herself at the bar Of the world, and gave
the name and fame of her sons as hos
tages, that her public life should show a
likeness to the hi ighest idea Of right and
equal freedom among men.
Mr.. Douglas contradicts Bancroft and
all that is truly noble in the principles
of the fathers of American Independ-
ence, as follows:
No man can yindicate the character,
the motives and the conduct Of the
Declaration of Independence except
upon the hypothesis that they referred
to the white race alone, and not to the
African, when, declared all men to have
been created free and equal-that they
we're speaking of British subjects on
this continent being equal to British
that they were entitled to the same in
alienable rights, and among them were
enumerated life, liberty, and the pursuit
of happiness. The Declaration Of In
dependence was adopted merely for the
purpose of justifying the colonists in
the eyes of the civilized world in with
drawing their allegiance from the British
crown, and dissolving their connection
with the mother country.
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countenance with which the French, by
their presence, afford the Maronites in
Syria, and do not scruple to say that
they are laying the foundation of feel
ings on the part of the Druses which
will ultimately find vent in deeds of bitter
vengeance. Fuad Pacha of himself, ac-
cording to them, was from the first all
sufficient for the occasion. and an egreg-
ious blunder has been committed in
taking in the French at all. CA good
many others, not English, thought so at
the time.) On the other hand, the
letters received from China on the part
of the French are full of envy, bitter
ness and all uncharitableness. The su-
perior preparations Of the English in
that distant region, and the invidious
caution exercised by them that the mis-
takes Of the Crimea shall not be repeate
at Shanghe, are engenderlng fund of
illwill:: the outpouriug of which we shall
witness in due season, The English, it
is said, are incapable Of rising above the
commercial level of the enterprise,
while the French, full of the noble ardor
OF civilization. think of nothing but the
glory to be derived tllerefrom And
from Naples not a post arrives, but to
exhibit an agony of fear lest perfdious
Albion should rob imperial France of
all the practical fruits of the ''idea"
which carried it to Italy.
KossUTH AND THE HUNGARIANs.
Kossuth is in Naples. It is said that
Garibaldi has made formal promise to
the distinguished Hungarian that he
would aid his countrymen to regain
their independence. In view of the
danger of an insurrection in Hungary,
Austria has announced to Plus TX, that
she cannot entervene in his favor. This
has caused the Cardinals that form Plus
ks Cabinet to think of disbanding
the Papal troops and trusting to France
for the safety of his Holiness; but
Lamoriciere will not listen to aught as
long as he has not fairly encountered
Garibaldi He promises the Cardinals
victory, and thus to prevent their follow
ing out their wise conclusion.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The following are from the Paris cor
respondent of the N. Y. Herald:

The following are from the Paris cor
respondent of the N Y. Herald:
WHAT WILL THE POPE Do?-THE CHURCH
IN. FRANCE.
am assured that the Pope will leave
Rome and that he will take Tefuge in
Spain. Already it is mooted here that
a French Cardinal take precedence OF
the French clergy as its religious head
and that for the future he shall govern
them irrespectiyeiy of the present Pope
Of course as yet these are but rumors.-
You may expect to hear of Garibaldi
being in Rome now very soon, as ot
course the French troops will leave that
city the moment the Pope has done SO
GARIBALDI AND VENETIA.
From Rome Garibaidi will m ost likely
20 to Hungary. Please bear the pre-
dietion in mind. Victor Emanuel vii
prevent his going to Venetia, should he
remain in the same mind as at present
and Garibaldi, to carry out his plan Of
forcing Austria from Venetia, will carry
his forces into Hungary. The alterna
tive is that Victor Emanuel should him.
self attack Venetia, which he may dc
when he finds that Garibaldi is deter
mined upon attacking Hungary
Altogether, the political horizon is dark
and gloomy, and we may look for fear.
full tempest soon. France will keep
clear of the turmoil, that you may de-
pend upon. The Emperor is determined
to give no shadow of an excuse for &
coalition against his Government. Next
Monday evening their Majesties will ar:
rive at St. Cloud, having then termina
ted their voyage, which has been, from
beginning to end, such an ovation as
was never before witnessed.
Respecting the relations of England
and France, fancy it is a pretty gene
raj opinion that they do not exhibit any
very sensible Improvement. The Eng
lish view with extreme jealousy tht
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Official Abstract of Votes

oiled in the several Townships and Precincts Dis
tct and State Officers the 9th day of October 1860.
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ID I z ID {,

October 8, at Great Bend, Meigs County, O.,
Miss SARAH E. BIcKNELL; aged 81 years and 10
days.
She rejoiced to testify Of the triumph Of
grace in q dying hour. We have laid her in
the grave, with the precious hope of a glorious
resurrection, z. l. D.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

Our Establishment is on Front Street, unde
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n@"Nigger, I wants to ak you one of
dem thunderums." +" "Well, Sam, per-
ceed." "Why am niger, after eating
salt fish, like celebrated poet?" "Do
no, less be-kase. be -kase-" "Well,
kase what?" "Why, kase he's Dry -den''