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a Y e IS
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remitteht Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases original.
Ing In hillary arrangements, caused BY
the Malaria of Mtasmatio Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" cxpels the miasmatc poison Of FEVER
AND AouE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap-
proach of its premonitory symptoms. tits not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
ton. great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Intermittents is that it contains ne Quinine
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. These cured by it are left as healthy as IL
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the masmatic poison. A great variety of disor-.
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Ioothache, Earache, Cata,Th, Asthma, Pal
pitatien, Painful A6ection Of the Spleen, Hyster-
'cS, ram tn me boicefS, CoAc, i>drGtySts and D6-
rangenent Of he Stomach, all Of which, wfen
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
type or become periodical. This "CURE" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
sonally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for proteo-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittcnts Il they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords
Prepared by pr. J. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, MasA
JAMES w. COLLINS,
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR '6O
TREMENDOUS STOCK OP GOODS,
Great preparation for large Trade
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
No ia, MAIN ST., WHEELING, Va
STONE Sc THOMAS
No. ia, MAIN ST., WHEELING, Va.

nsndtp
winter Goods embracing o"N "Fah
oapeting and Oil Cohs-Mry Goods in great Varety-No
tions and Varieties generally
me
attention
aargepe
Bind
without rcuizng wilsay the following good,
ues @ ks OF every style, and price shall cheaper
Millinery Silks and Velvets, and Ribbons
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Printed Goods
Paln and Printed Worsted Fabrics for Daper.
Goods for Friends wear
shawls of every grade aud style.
Cloaks and Cloaking
Ribbons
close Ifndi
Beehive
'""R" Novo'iooo STONE THOMAS.
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CAPTAIN MILLER, who was so badly in
jured at the Rich Mountain fight, is now in
the hospital at Beverly, Va, and it is said
he is beyond recovery. His wife passed
through this city on last Saturday to join her
gallant husband. Capt. Miller belongs to
an Indiana Regiment, and fought with great
bravery in the battle at that point We sin
ccrely hope that he may survive his wounds
and be restored to his family and numerous
friends Ohio State Journal Sth
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GIN. McDowEIL is native of Franklin
county, Ohio, and son of the Clerk of the
Court of that county. Early in life he
visited France with teacher by the name
OF Gauther. Upon his return, he was nom.
mated as a cadet at West Point, by the
Hon. Jeremiah Mcl4ane, who represented
the Franklin District Of Ohio, in Congress,
from 1888 to 1897. He has been on Gen,
SCOTS staff, and has been regarded as an
officer of great promise.
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WHEELER T. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES

The Great Economize,s of Time and
Frese,res Of Health,
ii AVE won the hi CHEST premiums at the Fail
IL Of the United States Agricultural Society
at the State Fairs OF Maine, Vermont, Connect
cut, New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvana, vir.
g,nia, Missl.sippi, Missouri, Ohio, lnniana, Ills
at the Fairs OF the American Institute, New
York, Mechanics Association. Boston; franklin
Institute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, Washington, Mechanics Institute
Baltimore. Mechanics Association. Cincinnati
Kentucky Institute, Louisville, NJ echan ical AS
ssociaton, st. Louis, Mechanics Institute San
Francisco; nd at hundreds OF county Fairs.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE RHODE ISLAND
GENERAL AssEMBLy.-Iropidencc, II. l.,
Aug. 6.--Governor Sprague has called an
extra session of the General Assembly to
llegislate on military matters. They meet
IN this city on Thursday. 1t is expected
that two more regiments and two more bat
tcries will be raised.
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Iris said chat Hon. Lewis Cass is writing,
and intends to publish, the history of the
events which, in his knowledge, have pro-
duced the present state of things with the
slave oligarchy. It would surely bo an in
terostng chapter in this day oftompest and
turmoil.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-15

GEN. SooTT's PRoPERrY. BY the ordi.
nance Of Virginia, the property of General
Scott, in that State, was on Friday confs-
Gated to the Public Treasury. Before the
state can realize It, Gen. Scott can probably
make good his title with his sword.
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The regiment of Captain Montgomery,
the man who figured so conspicuously dur,
ing the border ruflian troubles in Kansas, has
finally been mustered into service Ii is
known as the Third Volunteer Regiment of
Kansas and is composed of two companies
Of cavalry, one company of artillery, and
four of infantry. A nephew of Louis Kos
suth is tho Adjutant.
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THE Louisville Democrat says that one of
the teamsters in the Union army, who CON
tributed to get up the panic at the battle of
Bull Hun, passed through that city on the
LIST instant on his way to Richmond to re-
ceiyc the promised reward for his services
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Prior to Elins Howe, Jr's invention, patented
~ 1b, all attempts TO adopt machinery has prove,
aborltive His is the basis Of al success full ma
chimes their differences, however, ore marked
and important The committee of the American
institute classified them according To the s,itcl
made and the purposes 10 which the machine Il
to be applied, in four clusSe,, LIST, I'd Sd and d,h
classification indicating the genera order o
merit and Importance.
Glass LIST includes the Lock Stitch Machine fo
family use, and ior manufacturers in the snmt
range OF purpoie and material The committe,
has assigned this class the highest rank, on c.
count OF The "elasticity, pefmanence, beauty and
genernl desirabeness OF The stitching when done, :
and the wide range OF its application. Al the
head ct this class they place the Wheeler g. Will
son Machine, und award it the ighest premium
This has been the uniform award for this ma
chine throughout tho country for several years
and we think no disinterested persan wi n dispute
its justice andpropriety Pathfinder.
9JWHEELER AND Wilson's SEWING MACHINE
took the first premium. at the late Harrison county
Fur r-icd
II g. MARTIN is agont for the sale of the
nbove named machine in the counties OF Harrison,
Jefferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel
mont and Monroe. -
er WARRANTED THREE YEARS, and
sold by H. q. MARTIN, RocKHlLL tKennon p.
w. Belmont county, Chic.
eTSendJ dJora CTeHtar,-lS0 my2
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Snakes Again-How to take Ft. Pick
ems.
The Mobile Evening News gravcly puts
f,rtb tba c,ll,,v;ng opnu;t;np.

forth the following proposition:
Let General Bragg detail few thousand
Of his ten thousand to the work Of catching
snakes, and as soon as they had collected sew
eral cart loads of these interesting reptiles,
let tin or sheet iron shells, or canisters, be
charged with them the enclosure being cyl
indrical and Of size to fit the largest mortar,
and so made that it will break to pieces and
liberate its contents upon falling within the
fort We would warn those who charge the
shells to put the same species into each as
if the different snakes were mixed, they would
sting each other to death before having a
chance to operate on Billy Wilson Zouaves.
The corners and interstiees in each shell
might be filled up with few quarts of scor-
pions, centipcdes, and lizards, however, to
make close work, as the snakes would pack
loosely.
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ILLNESS or Mr., BUCHANAN. The Wash.
lngton correspondent ofthe New York Times
states that eex-President Buchanan is SO in
that he Is Obliged to forego his customary
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MRS. GEN. GAINES has returned from
New Orleans q strong Union woman. She
considers the Southern Confederacy already
. failure, and says such is the general feeling
in New Orleans '"s
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, A DISPATCH from Richmond states Col.
Corcoran, of the New York Sixty-ninth, told
his captors in that city that she went into
this business with his whole soul, and he
would,, not accept parole If it were offered
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FLUSHING, Ohio, April IT, 1861.
This is to certify that lhave had in use one OF
Wheeler Il w ison's Sewing Machines Tor the asi
months, and fnd that il fully comes up to tho
various recommendations OF lis proprietors. and
well adapted to tho wants OF family. In fact,
would not do without it Tor three times lis cost,
il | could not purchase another ono of the same
kind. MRS JOSH. f. BRAN NDENBE{(;.
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=, Coy: JACKSON IN RIcHMoNp.-The
Memphis Bulletin of Friday last states that
Gov. Jackson, Of Missouri, addressed large
assembly on Thursday last in front of he
Sp0ttswOod House, in Richmond
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A Great ReWardfor Little Pains

Any person who will send to the Office of TuE INpr-
PENDENT the names OF five subscribers for one year
or 9i one new subscriber for five years with Ten Dollars
ceivc us gift n handsome copy of "
WEBsTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
Pictorial Edition containing Fifteen Hundred Engraved
Illustrations.
This the best edition OF the best Dictionary of The
iigsh language lis price ut the book is Six Dol
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once every minister IN his study Nobody can afford to
De wiihu Websefs Dictionary Ask five OF your friends
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friend to subscribe for five years and you will receive
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.FLUsnlNG, Ohio, April II, 1867.
This is to certify that | hnve had In use one o (
Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines for about
seven months, and hNe dene al k inds OF sewing
from the heaviest cassiiheies To the fines, cam
brics. have had no trouble with il, aud would
not part with it under nny circumstances. 1t has
cost me nothing except Tor needles and H. | can
recommend II to all who want TO buy machine as
being the best Tor family use.
MRS j. p JIJDKINS
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This is to certify that have had in use abou,
two yeurs one OF Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used it in all kinds of sewing
needed in family with entire satisfaction, and /,
nus never been out OF order, or cost one cent Tor
anything except oil and needles.
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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seized her; and may every Federal vessel
that treason has appropriated, likewise be
its hammock and coffin
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ELIZA f. LANTZ.
JDHN I,ANTZ

! do hereby certify that nm personally ac.
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Laniz, and know
them 10 be persons o strict truth and yeracity.
4 K. CRAW FORD,
Pastor OF Nottingham Pres Churcn.
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D' W ObNNN,
Editor OF Indies Repository.

This is to certify that | have used one of Wheel.
er & Wilson's Sewing Machines for .igh. months
past, und have found it fully TO answer the rec.
ommonda,ion, having used it Tor all kinds of fam.
lily sewing, from the finest to the coarsest fabrics
10 my entire sati faction
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife OF Isaac Mitchell.
FLUSHING, OHIO, 4th mo-, 18th, 1861.
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GREAT T GU REL /

III is conveniently arranged Band, contain.
i ins medeated compound, to be worn around
the waist, without injury to the most delicate per
SON No change in habits OF living is required
and 1t entirely removes The disease from The avs.
tenn without producing the injurious effects ari.
sing from the use OF powerful internal medicines
which weaken and destroy the constitution. and
give temporary relief only. BY this treatment
the medicinal properties contained In the Band
come In contact with the blood and reach the
disease, through the pores OF the skin, effecting
In every instance perfect cure and res ores the
paris afflicted to healthy condition. This Band
Is also most powerful Anti. Mercurial agent.
and will certainly relieve the system fIc,n the pe,
nlcious effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured in lew days, and we arc constantly re-.
ceiving testimonials OF its efficacy in aaarayated
cases OF long standing.
rRloE, W; TO be had of Druggists generally, or
can be sent by mail OF express, with full direc.
lions Tor use, to any part of the country, direct
from from the principal office, No. 400 Broadway, New
YORK q. SMITH II g. CO., sole proprIetors
Descriptive circulars sent free. Agents wanted
e-Agentin 81. clairsuiHe, ISAAC Fl. PArrrR.
81" marl4ly
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Editor OF Western Chrisliun Aduocnte

For economy OF "owor, ease OF management B.
variety OF ndaption, and speed OF execu lion, the
WHEELER IL WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpass-
es all Others for family use.
ID. w. CLARK,
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MooRErIELD, Ohio, April 10, 1861.
This is TO certify that have had in use one of
Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines for the
past eight months, and.as for the kind hud cor.
respondence from dill rent parts of the countr,
before purchased, ami find the machine to be
iully as good as it was recommended to be Tor
speed, durability and management, from the finest
cambfics up TO the heaviest goods; in fact, would
not do ilhUutit Tor double its cost il cou moi
get another of tho snmp kind
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TESTIMONIALS:

METHODIST Book CONCERN, \
. 200, Mulberry Street, Now York.
Being in constant receipt of inqui les from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re-
quests to rec ommend and purchase them, W.
nave, 10 conjunction with some lady friends
careiully and thoroughly. examined the various
NJ achines Of practical value for family Sc wing
and find those made by the WHEELER AMI
WILSON Manufacturing Company to fully com.
bine the essentials of good instrument, and such
as we can confidently recommend.
Having seen SO favorable results from heir use
in our own and the households of our friends, we
are desirous that their benefits should be shared
by all our bret hren, and hence have interested
curse Ives in their behalf
With best wishes, your brethren.
ABEL STEVENS, Thomas CARLTON,
JAMES FLoy, j. PORTER
DANIEL WISE, ]. BENJAMIN EpyARps.
Dawn TIRRY, WIN. A. Cox.
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We have personally examined the various M.
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire
to place before our readers reliable information.
As the result of such examination, we unhesita.
ingly recommend WHEELER e. Wilson's sew.
ING MACHINE ns the Machine for family use.
q. kINl.SIEX
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Franklin Book Bindery.
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BINDING EDITIONS OF BOOKS
Blank Books.

Re-bindng Public und Private Ibrnrcs providing also
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
The Poverty oi the N0rihcrn
Troops

The Mobile AdccrtiScr having spoken
of Northern troops rs " poverty stricken
aal starving creatures the Boston Post
SAYS:
What silly stuff is this, Talk of
prowrtg-why the commander OF the
Rhode island Brigade could buy the es-
tatcs of every officer in the Aabama ar
my without oycrdrawiug his bank account,
while his men are able to purchase Sou.
thcn soldier apeacc at the price OF a Mis-
sissippi negro, to carry his knapsack.
1t has always been the belief here that
men who have property and position should
be prepared to defend them, that other
wise they cam OF keep them and arc not
entitled to them. There are privates i'll.
the ranks of our regiment-and in this
respect our regiment does not differ from
the other New England forccs-who figure
in the tax book for 500, 900, and some
much higher, and several whose fathers add
another 0 to that respectable total
Among them are number of blrthrl"ht
members Of the Society OF Friends, We
always had that elias, OF QuakerS among
us. Nathaniel Greene was one OF them.
The meeting deals very tenderly with the
deIinaucnts. rs in case Of i" disorderly
marriage they are only obliged to say,
when they come back, that they are ''Sor-
ry, and request it may BE- overlooked y
and are not specified to require What they
are sorry for, whether for the tolga beet
or for the breach Of discipline.
Obadiah, said one OF our venerable
elders to his grandson, " thee knows it is
against discipline to fight
3" Yes, grandfather
lis that shooting thing in thy hands RI
feel ?"
"Of course, it is; you don't think l
would have any other.
I" I'm told that it Is the best kind +; now
take it right out of my sight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
Campaigning AXioms.

|. One well fed, well equipped, well
appointed brlgple is worth two that are
i'll provided.
>. In active service, three men die of
undue exposure, bad food, and their own
imprudcncc, where one is killed by shot
or stab
). An easy, rational, nicely fitting uni
form, with warm, substantial blanket,
broad-soled boots or shoe, and COOL wool
en- socks, will more cuuduce to efficiency
in service than superiority in weapons.
/. The hshtc>t possible head cover NJ,
with good lock out for ventilation, will
add tenth to the distance Il regiment in
day, while insurins increased comfort.
}. 4 small cotton handkerchief, or
half a yard Of the commonc>t shcetlng,
moistencl with water in the morning and
again at noon, and worn between the hat
and the head, will protect the soldier
from ,un-strokc aul greatly diminish the
discomfort aud fatigue Of Il hot day,
march.
6 \ fiat bottle covered with wooden cloth
the cloth being moistencl AMI tn b ttlr
fillel with water in the morning, will kco,,
reasonably cool, throa .hout a long, hot dlt.
!. OF all villainouS concoctlons, the
liquors sold by camp-tolIowcr. are the
most dctcstable and dangerous Taey
are more deadly than rifed cannon, and
are sure to he taken just when they should
not be- Every soldier who means to do
his duty to his country should insist that
all venders Of these poisono be drummed
out of camp.
s. \ good cook to each company, who
knows how to make salt meat Juicy and
tender, and to have it ready whenever and
wherever it my be wanted, is equal to
two doctors and four extra combatants.
Q. Officers who love and care for then
men while in reposc never have to com.
plain of their conduct when in action.
10. A soldier whose heart is in tho
cause he fights for is worth two who fight
for their pay.-N. Y, Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17
800 Rebels Killed at Fort
PickCnS,

The Springfield Republican, one of
whose editors has had an interview with
reliable gentleman from Fort Pickcns,
gives the following particulars OF the state
Of things there. 1t says
The news which this gentleman brings
from Pensacola is decided. The forces
have not attacked Fort Pickcns, but they
undertook to throw up works too near her
Guns, when Lieut. Slemmcr commanded
thcm to dcsist. They declined, and he
opened upon them, killing 300 Of them.
There are now no secession troops near
Pensacola. They made up their minds
that they could not take the Fort, and
they were down with sickness that prov
ed fatal to many At Charleston, our in
formant visited Fort Moultrc and Fort
Sumter. He says Fort Moultrie is ruined
and that 81 men were killed in it during
the engagement, and 100 wounded, nine
of whom died the next day. Sumter is
damaged but little. lie does not doubt
that there is a secret history connected
with the action of the L. ). fleet before
Charleston, and that it performed entirely
to Major Anderson's satisfaction, and ac-
cording to the wishes of the government,
The Southern army is represented to be
made up largely of drunken and desperate
men. While the troops were in Mobile,
a lady did not dare to go into the street
for fear of being insuitcd.
The whole tenor Of the news brought by
this gentleman, and we believe it to be en-
tirelv reliable, confirms Us in the opinion
that the secession game is rapidly being
played out. They have no money, and
they have no credit Everything is forced
loans and enlistments alike. This whole
business is the work of politicians aud the
mob, and it is a kindness to the people OF
all those states for the government to re-
lease them from their power. The gov
ernmcnt has but to bear II steady hand,
and the friends OF the government have on
" to continue true As they are to-day y,and
the greatest conspiracy OF history will be
crushed, aud crushed never to be repeated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-17

REMEMBER THE TRAIroR.-On the
night following the evacuation OF Fort
sumter, Gov Pickens Of South Carolina,
made a speech to his fellow traitors, in
which he said -
I'VE have defeated twenty millions, and
we have made the proud Stars and Stripes,
that never was lowered before any other
nation on earth, we have lowered it in hu-
miity before the Palmetto and Conteder-
ate hags, aud we have compelled them to
raise by their side the white flag and ask
for an honorable surrender. We have
humbled the flag of the United States,
and as long as | have the honor TO pre-
side as your Chief Magistrate, SO help
me God, there is no power on this earth
shall ever lower these flags from that fort
ress unless they be lowerd and trailed in
sea of blood. | can here say to you,
it is the first time in the history of this
country that the Stars and Stripes have
been humbled, and humbled before the
glorious little State of South Carolina"