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MeditaI.
DIR. Is. KISNER.

ITIENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALI, THOSE
Il who have favored him with their conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and tile people generally, that he will,
the coming yenr, occupy his old office on al
street, near Reed & KTafIs Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where lie may be consult
ed in reference to their disease, tile nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able Mt nlI
times, and under all circumstances, to describe
and 10 assure of the probable result and tlurJ-
ton of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead OF depressing
tile Vital Powers. The medicines IlsSI hy
him ape prepared and put up IN his own
office. Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases DIR. Kisier will give his attention TO the
treatment of allVnrietieS OF Chronic disease
Tint Scourge OF the human rnce, S;CrOfula In
all Its ynried forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
from the Ear, 80 prevalent among children,
Purulent OpIhnlmin, Ozenn ENLARGED GlnnCls
UlcefntiOns, Cancers and all VnritieS of Skin
Diseases, will receive his special attention.
Diseases OF the Throat, IjIinE and Heart. I4iV-
er Complaints, Dinrrhoea ,DySentery and Piles,
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Syphilis, &c,
Nervous and Spinal Affections Epilepsy,
rheumatism rnd Paralysis, Diseases OF Fee
males, DyemenoThen, LeucorTlIea, PTulaTStIS
.UteH, and all Pninful Irregularities and Ner-
yons Diseases TO which they are subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment OF CHILL
DEtFlN Will receive the same attention us here
tofore. All consultations and communion
lions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfIlly nm
sweretl. 0ffice hours from 8 to - a. NJ, / to
and to9 NJ. Jun2
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q : u y } II
The Revolution I'm Hayfi-PreSident
efflpFord preparing to Escape--Suf.
terinS among the Negroes ON the
Island OF JamaIea...saAn, outbreak
Eeared-..-San Domingo AHairs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Herald's
kingston, Jamaica, correspondent says,
that the Roadway which the revolutions
ists are making in Hayti, has been
deemed by President Jeffrard sufficiz
emily alarming to induce him to make
preparations for escape from his coun-
try. A mail steamer has therefore
been chartered at Kingston to proceed
70 Port au Prince and there remain till
the time arrives for him to seek safety
IN flight or till the danger of such
an event has psssed. 100 ~ f9ot- ~
Owing to the severe drought of the
present summer in the Island of ia
matca, the heavy taxes and other caus-
es, the negro laborers there have been
reduced to the most abject poverty and
great suffering, and thousands of them
are on the verge of starvation. They
blame the governor and his officers as
the cause of their Affections, and so
strong and bitter is their feeling against
the local government that an outbreak
on their part is feared in the western
part of the Island, in consequence of
which two; gunboats have been dis
patched to that locality. .f-
The Herald's Santiago correspo
says, Notwithstanding the havoc and
destruction Of the Spaniards during
their invasion OF San Domingo,
the crops are now coming forward
which promise ample subsistence for
the inhabitants and that the sacrifices
which the war has compelled the peo-
pie to endure have made, them more
united and determined to maintain their
Independence. The latter statement is
hardly borne out by reports which we
have already published of threatened
hostilities between two native chiefs,
Gen'ls Penisutal and Cotrnl. II is said
that the SpaniarGls stole and DESTROYED
large quantities of fine woods, princi-
pally the property of American Iner-
chants, which had been stored ut differ
ent places, and now Gen. Gandana, the
Spanish commander, having withdrawn
his troops from the interior, has block
AIDED the principal forts of the Republic
because the Dominican Government
Will not submit to his naughty and I'M
reasonable demands in the pence treaty,
thus preventing the expectation OF
large stocks of tobacco belonging to
Americans as well as Europeans. To
offset this blockade the Dominicans
have determined to commission priyn-
teers to prey ON Spanish commerce and
an agent authorized to issue letters Of
has already left for tho United
States and Europe.
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Distressing Accident.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-Yestertlay afternoon
Mt ! O'Clock, a stage coach, with n party
of twelve ladies and gentlemen, WINS on
It's way from SeYell'S Corners, where
they all resided, to COhassett, the party
purposing to stay some days at the last
named place. In crossing the South
Shore railroad truck, where the coun-
try road and railroad cross each other
obliquely, running almost parallel, the
two horses slowed a little at the up
proach of n freight train, and one of the
coach wheels caught between the rails
and wooden planking of the crossing.
p At thatmom0nt the cOw-catcher struck
and shattered the wheel, turning the
coach over on Mr.. Sevell, killing him
instantly. Seven others Of the party
We're badly injured, One man WINS
thrown from the top of the coach on to
the engine, and is not expected to re-
cover. A lady WINS thrown on the cow
catcher and carried on till the train
stopped, losing m arm, and being in no
other way badly injured. Mr.. James
Wendell was very badly hurt. Mr.. NJ.
'Holbrook had his head injured, and
was considered worse this forenoon.
MFR. Austin Poole hdd his leg shattered,
mud 1t was amputnted. 1t was thought
this forenoon that he would not live
through the day. Mrs. Sevell's lower
limbs are paralyzed, having been in
tpred in the spine. Mrs. Poole is seri-
Ously injured. Both these ladies are In
very bad condition. The others We're
none of them dangerously injured, al
though severely Jared and bruised.
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y the mont door OF the Court House of Nr,r.
shall county w. Va, to the highest and i1-at
bidders, the following described tract or I1SSS
celof land, situate on the waters or tSToinsrI
run, in the County of Marshall and State
Of West Virginia, and bounded as follows
to wit :9Begfnning at stake, on John Gun
ninghamk line, and corner 10 Henry Shook:
thence with said CullnknRlamS line n. g9Iss
e 50 poles to stone, Gambel's corner; thence
with Gambel's line ~, % w. IS poles to a
stake, on q faVine; thence up said Tavine
Gambels line, with the meanders thereofand
binding thereon, 100 poles to a sugar tree
stump near the head OF Favine; thence n. 5Os
W. y poles to q stake; thence n. 51S W.. 10
poles to q white Walnut, near head OF FaYine;
thence down said ravtne n. 101Se w. = poles
% stake IL said Tayine; thence down said
faNtne N. 6S9 w. Il poles to q white Walnut,
corner TO the YarnalI survey; thence with
original line, 8. 500 W. 49, poles 10. a Sugar
tTee on the south bank OF Toms run, Henry
shocks conner thence with lines OF said
shook 3, 525SSs i. g poles TO Q Chestnut-oalE,
to Hickory, near head OF rayfne: thence
down said Favine with the meanders
thereof, and binding thereon, 107 poles to q
stake In said RaVtne; thence s.. Si7 u, % Doles
% a Lynn; thence 8 $40 Is. . poles to the
place OF beginning, containing dxty-seVen
Seyed to said nliam McWhOrter by James
y. Morris, commi Stoner by deed bearing
oaIe the 10th day OF August, 1858
Terms of SRle-S2 5000 in hand and the
balanee in three equal instruments the dFst
Pya6te on the LIST day of October, 1895, the
~ ao on the 1st day OF October, 1855, and the
80 0nIhe lSt day Of October, 1867, with In
SeLest nom date; the purchaser Giving bond
sf sS iAPproved security for saia deferred in
Il rH1S snlA and title reserved until the whole
ang3-tw4w Tnstese
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New YoRI1, Sept. 1.-The Post says
the meeting OF the creditors of the firm
of KetchuIl, Son 81 Co. to-day; after
4 mil discussions, agreed upon settle
ment. The creditors are to accept 10
per cent of the amount of their claims.
All the property of the firm is to be
given in Its charge from the assignees.
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NEW YORK, Sept, 1.-The Posts WASH
ington special says, on the authority of
the Chronicle, that the War Department
has summoned every witness Wirz has
named for his defence, and that many oil
them are already here.
A meeting of returned AndersonVille
prisoners was held to-day for organizing
u permanent Society. .+,s r6,es. \
Hospital buildings, which cost the
Government $40, 900, are selling for five
Thousand to-day,
Cow Pierpoint that claim agents, par
don brokers, lawyers and others are
meddlesom men and delay rather than
accelerate LthS getting OF claims and
pardons.
The efforts of the Government to ar
rest MtCauslhnd, the rebel General,
under Indictment in Pennsylvania,
have not succeeded. He has left for
parts unknown = a-
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phIIndelnhIn nInrket.

z ftil PHnADEnPIIA, September.
PmLADELPHIA, Sept. .1.-Petroleum
unusually aotive; Refined, in bond,
52a521S. Flour dull, but prices without
chnnge. Wheat quiet; snles new red
Mt 81 Is, and white mt 81 2Oa2 %. Corn
declining; Illinois yellow 99c. Whisky
firm and advanced, sales at 81 30.
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Arriyal From New orleans.

NEw 4oRRI sept. llf7TL4le SL.3L
adY1ces 10 tile Al ',s., a,a. y
The Times says on the I'D an atlrayl
occurred Mt the Battle House, MofIDnllle'
in which Segur savage, on Cen en- A ~ Err
rittls staff, was so severely s st 9s.ly
Col. Gins. tofsytn, son.ol the It EateoI.'
that he could not recoYer. II aPpet 959
that; Forsytn charfseu tS4YHgs, gAtl ~
ducing his Wlie, When fSIlNtiee slap Peu Sl
Forsyth in the, 'taee; fh ne iattef tiien
drew knlte ana stiipped savage. Il -. i.
A City OF h1e4iep CORES ltI 81 81
July LIST, says the tTench c9nEt jiltl Etl.Ats
are pacifytng the. country ~ snooIlIS'
annually, 1orGy tiiouE 81 y,
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- lsfgae - NEw YonK, sept. /. 'l',
{ GoSERSsaIENg sroCBs jjS@ISe better;
1905, I'd series, 1885: U. 3. 6sl 5-20s, cone
ponst 1O656s do: 81. coupons, l0791; SIS
1905 coupons, 945f. STOCKS Strong;
Tennessee 6s as; Ohio and Aiissis-
Bippi certificates %; New York Gem
tral IS; Erie S8sS; Hudson 1O95f; Mich
igah Central 1O91k; Michigan Southern
65H; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 721z;
Northwestern preferred 633<; Rock ISL
and 10S1S; Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN 1917; Fort Wayne gT24; Terre
Haute 3s5z.
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ReeeirIE nom sonstolms---Gen. Terry

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The coin re-
ceipts for customs ut this port have
thus far in the current calendar year
reached sixty millions and eighty-fve
five hundred and ninety-eight
ffI6llara tnalSih the yearly aggregate OF
ninety million and three hundred
thousand dollars, or twenty-siX mill
lion more than the grand total annual
coin interest charge on the funded debt
F6f fhe nation, and this for New York
alone. sii 4 IseeFtBy
Mai Gen. Terry has returned te Rich
mond suffering from the effect Of a sun
stroke caught while reviewing the
tfS6ps at Petersburg,
Preston King, the new Collector OF
the Custom House, arrived this morn
| ing and the deputy collectors were in
Produced to Mr.. King. IT is said that
hut very few changes of subordinate
| will be made. The naval officer, Mr.
| Moses f. OdeIl, also, took possess ON 81
A his office. 81 - ST. 1t1 - 4 -
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w.HAvRE ElGRAcF Nd, Sept. 1.-Mr.
Broad, of Boston, one ofthe principal
submarine divers employed by The
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balti-
more railroad company constructing
tthefr Bridge tt this point, was smother
ed to death III his diving dress this nf-
ternOon, owing to n defect in the air
pump.
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New Yorls sroney sInrI,ct.

New York, Sept. 1.
= MoEEY-Q Quite easy ut 4@G per cent.
STERBING EXCIIANGE-SteRdv, at 1927
1917. GoLD-Firmer, opening at l4I9I,
advaneingtO 146; and closing mt l449S.
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Il a % @ n j. i Ms
OLD HOME BITTERS,
= OR
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.

EL4pG OE N1h6lN1As
To Cure Dyspepsia
81 ..-f-.ffs TO Cure Dyspepsia
..t-Y TO Cure Dyspepsia
'Htt san 10 Cure Dyspepsia
a.. ia Use tliei Old Home BitteTs.
Use the Old Home Ritters.
fti4 Use the Old Home BitteTs.
Use the Old Home BitterR.
Use the Old Home BitterSl
20 For Heartburn and Flatulence
Eor Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulence
.f 500 FOf Heartburn and Flntulence
Use the Old Home Bittens-::
'-'-1' it' utse' the Old Home BItteIR.
-tU Use the Old Home RitteFs.
Use the Old Home HitteEs.
Use the Old Home BItterL
so fsialt sa-t Loss of Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
--t'fll ifsi'- loss ofAppetIte
IS. --.-5- Loss OF Appetite
Restored by Old Home BittPTR
Z 500 Restored by Old Hbme BitierS.
Restored by Old Home BitteTE.
Restored by Old Home BitterS.
1!f{I Restored by Old Home BIitera.
The Weak mndeS trnng!l!
The Sick made'Welllll
SOS The Old made YoungiIi
The DepEefsed are brightenedli
BY using Old Home BItteps
BY using Old Home BItteTS.
BSIustng Old Home BitterS.
T. 81 By using Old Home BltterS.
By using Old Home BltteTP.
t.ir' ltalwnys gives satisfaction.
Itdoes what we claim.
1tsells rapidly.
1T Is the only cure for Dyspepsia.
It is n good Tonic for FeVeTR.
II Is good Appetizer.
1t Is good for acidity of Stomach.
az It Is a healthy StImnlnnt
u Is chemically compounded.
- 1t ESan elegant Preparation.
Sold by MeTcllants and Druggists generally
~ L.AUGHLdES & BUsHFIEIID,
1uz4 fifossf n -,flT Wheeling, w. Va
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--AdVices from
South America to July oath, state TINT
a Brazilian force had attacked the van
guard of the Paraquagian army, and
driven 1t back with loss OF 200 men,
900 horses and two flags. The BRAZIL
ians report loss of $50 in killed and
wounded. The Emperor OF Brazil was
Mt last accounts ut Buenas Ayres.
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ConeernIng nc Great Cable FaiInre

NEW. York, Sept. 1.-The Post pub
fishes q letter from Capt. Anderson, of
the Great Eastern, concerning the
failure to lay the cable. He says he
waso at firsttn doubter, but seeing the
then, with tho actual eXpefienoe ,Jhe
has become sanguine. He briefly de-
tails this experience, which has been
already stated, and earnestly urges
another trial, first in laying anew ca
BILE, with additional machinery, and
then picking up the old one. He sug-
gests that the new cable be laid next
Nav, because the Great Eastern and
the necessary machin cannot be got
ready under ten months. BIS letter
shows that he is very sanguine as to its
ultimate success, and says Mr.. Field
and all on board share his hopefulness.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERSl
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
ID. s.. GENKRAI HosPtTA1


-WieelfnQ, w. Va, AflTil 18th, ISIS.
II TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING 10
ii you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAH, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity of construction as well as durabilI-
~ and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal them, and therefore cheerfully
enough to need artificial limbs. a.
Very resp't, your obed't serv't,
JOHN KIRRER,
A. A. Surgeon, u. s. A., in charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1885.
/ have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Of LEONARD LBGRAE, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work.
manship, light and very substantially made.
They will be quite as service0ble as any arti-
fetal legs In use, and on account of their sim
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs.
cheeffully recommend them to any who
may need ARTIFICIAL limbs. =
JOHN FRIssRLL,
A. a. Surgeon, u. s. A
WHEELING, w. VA April 25tl, 1865.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHAS.
BEHLRR, Agent, can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
strength OF material and economy in price.
Respectfully, Il. w. HAZLETT,
Surgeon Board of Enrolment.
1t nff6rds me pleasure to state that LEON
gheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one week g using. 1
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfor-
tunate to need one to give him a call.
LEWIS RAAIALEY,
Springdale, Allegheny Co., Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BRHLER, AEt.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market & Fourth.
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NEW YORK, Sept. -ByinVitation of
the house OF Morris, Ketehum, Son q
Co., u meeting of creditors WINS held to-
day, The liabilities are S4;O00,O01. 1t
is understood that d plan of settlement
has been proposed and that the tprOba-
bilities are It may be accepted.
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! lVVAsHINaToN, Sept I.-Hon. George
Harrington, with his family, left WASH
ington for New York, to take passage
for Switzerland. He will then enter
upon his dutiesps u. S. Minister.
Tovday's National Intelligencer says !:
We are assured from the highest source
Government cannot in any event be a
loser to any considerable amount by
the Norfolk swindle or by operations
of any of the officers OF the pay de-
Dartment = $500
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This medicine Is a purely scientific prepara-
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on Doz w7sHART5s PINE TREE TAR
on Cordial.
d DOG. Halls BalsaIn.
% SelleTs' Cough Syrup at
McCABff, KRAFT 4 cos,
mars and REED, KRAFT a cos.
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NEW York, Sept. 1.-The Mound-
mock, the monster monitor which Adj
mirai Porter said he would cross the
ocean in, Is to be sent to San Francisco
around Cape Horn.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-The last mail
from England brings "a report ON good
authority that the Great Eastern Will
be at once despatched from Sheerness
to New FoundIand. The object of this
trip is tolfish up on the way the frag4
ments of the discovered cable, which
IL is hoped will be recovered by means
of grapnels and buoys, The promoters
of the enterprise in England are deter
mined TO laysanother cable next year,
making use of the recovered portions
of the old one. 2. 1A5s ~ e+r.,ilat 81
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Accident to tae ySeIlIIanid CannI.l

ST.. CATHARIsEs, C. w; Sept. II Three
gates of the Allansburg lock on the
BY schooner. Navigation VIII be ne
stunned on Monday.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lands,


IN MARSHALL County, W. Va.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIrsT
~ executed by William McWhorter and
~ ms Wis bearing date on the 10th day
" 3ueS ustl is1o, and now OF record in the Re-
SOtueE 2 ounce OF Marshall county, W. Va In
4lesl BOOK NO. II folio 81, to the underSiRned
as TE1stee, FOR the benefit of Eliza Refnpie
estate OF Charles Remple tieceasssi late - ~
s $ SS4ntS 81 iMSIh9I Iw proceed to sell
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TheiGoId. Marked.

q Hfss - TheGsoId Market. ia ESQ
! NEW YoRi, Sept. 1.-Gold Is more
active to+dayl andf has advanced TO l45.
At the close li45{ was bid.
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Mexican News.

New YoRK, Sept. Tho Tribune's,
Matamoras correspondence says the
French are very touchy concerning a
war with the United States, and bragi
greatly. They say in case of war,
50, 600 men could be thrown on the line
of the Rio GTande at once, which we
could not hope to fight with success,
even with two men to one, also that
a force of &c, 600 French could be march,
ed into the interior of the United
States.
The Tribune's Washington special
says the Sergeant -at-arms OF the Senate
has removed Jacob DOdson, coIored
messenger, for a long timein charge of
the retiring rooms OF the Senate. This
Dodsonis the sameperson who, through
SO many trials and prfvations, accom-
panied Gen, Fremont in his eXplorn-
lions in the Rocky Mountains in 1872
43-44. As some reward for his valua-
BILE services to his country he was, by
n vote of the Senate, placed in IL posi-
ton from which the Senate alone could
properly remove him., fs..,s.-.
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DIAMOND OEArENT FOR
III mending China, Glass, Wood, and every
description Of fancy articles For Sale Al Is
BOOKINGS Odd Fellows Hal Drug Store.
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The. Latest News " {: !.

by the Union Line: as y
once, corner Of Monroe and Water streets.
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Stein. Brothers
FRENCH,
ENGLISH
CLOTHS, CASSTNBRES& VESFTNGS.

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